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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Thursday, November 14, 1968
Sinatra blasts L.A.; goes to Palm Springs
PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (UPI)
—Frank Sinatra blasted the city of Los Angeles as an unfit place to live yesterday and said he is selling all his interests there to make his permanent home in Palm Springs.
KU political science Prof. John G. Grumm wrote the Kansas section in the book "Midwest Legislative Politics" recently published by the University of Iowa Institute of Public Affairs.
"I've had it with Los Angeles and Hollywood," the singer said. "The smog is so bad I had to visit my doctor three days a week because my nose and throat are affected by it.
"The air isn't fit to breath, so I'm clearing out. I'm selling my house and everything else I own in Los Angeles."
Prof. Grumm's section is "The Kansas Legislature: Republican Coalition." The other three parts deal with the legislatures of Iowa, Nebraska, and Missouri.
The new book is a collection of papers prepared for the 1966 Mid-America Assembly on State Legislatures in American Politics, held at the University of Iowa.
Professor writes section of book
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"Song of a Goat."
Sinatra's home is in posh BelAir where the air is generally considered less polluted than in other areas of the city.
"It's all the same," an angry Sinatra said. "I haven't got too many years of singing left and I have to take care of myself. It's a matter of my own personal welfare."
The singer's disenchantment with the City of the Angels was not restricted to its foul air.
"I don't like the city government or the way things are run in Los Angeles," he went on. "There is no public transportation system, and the voters turned down the latest proposal for one.
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"The opera and symphony go begging for money and the Museum can't get great paintings to put on the wall. The whole city needs cleaning up.
"I'll have to work in Los Angeles—to record, make movies and television shows. But I will live in hotel rooms and get back out here to the desert as soon as I can where a man can get a breath of fresh air. There's no such thing in Los Angeles."
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Auxiliary Bishop Joseph M. Breitenbeck of Detroit said a similar problem concerned nuns who leave their duties for other pursuits. He said U.S. religious orders were "deeply concerned" about the shrinking number of nuns.
Breitenbeck asked the bishops to give special consideration to spiritual and personal problems of nuns and to urge the Vatican to speed up its present procedure for acting on applications of nuns who seek release from their religious vows.
Shannon said the discussion about marrying priests focused on whether there is a need to change the procedures by which a priest seeks "laicization," or release from his priestly vows.
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Antitrust suit filed against clothiers
CHICAGO (UPI)—The Justice Department filed an antitrust suit yesterday seeking to force Hart, Schaffner & Marx, a major manufacturer of men's suits, to divest itself of 30 companies acquired in the past four years.
The civil complaint was filed in U.S. District Court here against Hart, Schaffner & Marx, one of the nation's four largest makers of men's suits and the largest manufacturer of high quality suits.
The 30 companies operate 48 men's clothing stores throughout the nation. The government petition said the effect of the purchases may be to substantially lessen competition or tend to create a monopoly in violation of antitrust laws.
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