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bre bP oF partly because of his association With known hoodjums. ott slaled jhe ani Sinatra through pe And RO 0 said sne believed they firs who was in charge of gambling vy operated houses of mt sinatra at the home of and probably o sald §& ad heard that the hoodlums were responsible ° e financially for Sinatra's comeback as an entertainer and-were disturbed when Sinatra took an active interest in Senator Kennedy's campaign to obtain the Presidential nomination. a me . 92-2915-24 - 67°33 232-30 Qa? . The 2/12/61 issue of "The Worker" page 12, contained an article, "The Beat Was Loud and Strong at Carnegie Hall on Civil Rights. The article stated that on 1/27/61 Frank Sinatra and his "clan" came to Carnegie Hall, NYC, to pay tribute to the king of mass resistance struggles against racism and segregation, Martin Luther;King, The article also stated that "The list of top-billing stars who donated their services for this spectacular salute to the Southern Freedom Struggie Aid Committee and its leader, Martin Luther King, was yards longes..” . . wal) “ bal ? + ‘ ‘ 100-3$5916-170 p.8 be advised that he le pre SEINE Seco t sated 2 deal whereby one of the ischetti brothers from Chicago bought Riccio's Restaurant with money belonging to Frank Sinatra. The deal involved approximately $90,000 of Sinatra's money. ; 1 92-4457-17 ". aes 3 ald “ Meer Pmt te eT ee ee eet eae en