vegas and around the country. below that are photos in magazines featuring frank lefty rosenthal. if you see the movie casino, robert de niro is playing a character supposedly based on him. he ran a couple of other casinos on the strip and could never get a gaming license because of his background. the corner here is mostly about the foley bergere, the production show at the tropicana hotel for nearly 1/2 century. this is one of the outfits that one of the showgirls would have worn. the headdresses can weigh up to 30 pounds. pictured was the kansas city s mob guy. so, here in this case, a lot of our history is covered. what we have over here is an addition of the list of excluded persons, which became known as the black book. it always has been in a black book. originally it was a three ring binder. in 1960, the state gaming created it because they wanted to get a list of people they saw as just too bad to be in casinos. the original list was 12, all italian mobsters, which
at the u.s. chamber of commerce health care summit, a look at innovations in health care. education secretary john king spoke at the national press club recently about how schools can encourage civic engagement and public service among students. he was introduced by jeff ballou of al jazeera english. good afternoon, and welcome to the national press club. i m jeff ballou with al jazeera english here and the 109th vice president of the national press club. our guest today is dr. john v. king jr., the tenth u.s. secretary of education. i would welcome our public radio and c-span audiences, and i want to remind you, you can follow the action on twitter using #npclive. this will be, again, a great time for you to turn off or at least silence your cell phones so they don t disrupt our program. if you have any questions for our speaker, you can write them on the cards that are at your table, pass them up to the head table and we ll try to get through as man