Taking a gamble on Frank
When I was 65, it was a very good
year.
It was a very good year for
President's pals and Capital
show, For birthday affairs and Las
Vegas dough.
It was a very good year.
So Frank Sinatra might have crooned last week after asking the Nevada Gaming Control Board for a gaming license so that he can become a consultant to Caesar's Palace. He once had an operator's license but lost it in 1963 because of his reputed association with Chicago Mafia Don Sam ("Momo") Giancana.
Board Chairman Richard Bunker reminded...
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