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John Kennedy cancelled a stay at Frank Sinatra's home because of Sinatra's ties to Chicago mob boss Sam Giancana.Frank Sinatra = U.S. film actor and singer of popular hits (1915-1998)
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He liked Frank Sinatra for his brute power.† (source)
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Then he started impersonating Frank Sinatra, singing "New York, New York" off-key and doing his lounge-lizard dance.† (source)
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My father loved his Frank Sinatra moment and always told stories about the exchanges between him and Al, stretching a five-minute encounter into a two-hour story.† (source)
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"Frank Sinatra!" the old man cried; his son took the picture from him.† (source)
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He liked Frank Sinatra too, and Doris Day: Oryx knew all the words to "Love Me or Leave Me" before she had any idea what they meant.† (source)
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The bad women bring out sandwiches and pour more beer and when we finish eating they put on Frank Sinatra records and ask if anyone would like to dance.† (source)
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On the shelf over Chiron's desk sat an old-fashioned boom box with cassette tapes labeled "Dean Martin" and "Frank Sinatra" and "Greatest Hits of the 40s."† (source)
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Dad wants Frank Sinatra.† (source)
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If I ever do finish it, though, I give you my word of honor: there won't be a part for Frank Sinatra or John Wayne.† (source)
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Then the martial strains of "Anchors Aweigh" blared out, followed by "High Hopes," sung by Frank Sinatra.† (source)
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Through Ben I met some extraordinary people—people including Liza Minnelli, Cleo Laine, Gregory Peck, Frank Sinatra and John Denver.† (source)
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And I'd been ready to throw it away, or at least bend it a bit, for a Frank Sinatra wanna-be who would have easily settled for Meghan from Ohio.† (source)
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I was debonair, a ladies' man, a young Frank Sinatra.† (source)
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The Maasdam docks in Hoboken, New Jersey—Frank Sinatra's hometown—on June 13, 1962.† (source)
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They are three-quarters show biz, Frank Sinatra, Jackie Gleason and Toots Shor, drinking buddies from way back, and they're accompanied by a well-dressed man with a bulldog mug, one J. Edgar Hoover.† (source)
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