Last Of High Rollers Goes Out In High Style
Nick the Greek Nicholas Dandelos 84 died in Los Angeles and was buried in Las Vegas in style. About 150 mourners attended at St John Greek Orthodox Church and Woodlawn Cemetery with friends from casinos and Ed Sullivan among the pall. The service praised his gambling life and benevolence, urging others to gamble only what they can afford to lose.
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Nick
Woodlawn
Nicholas Andrew Dandelos
Los Angeles
St. John the Baptist Greek Orthodox Church
Ed Sullivan
Las Vegas
James Adams
H.M. Greenspun
The
Greenspun
Father Adams
NC welfare crackdown on medicine purchases set
The North Carolina Public Welfare Board will start February 1 1967 to limit welfare recipients drug purchases. Recipients pay one dollar toward each prescription with the state covering the rest, aiming to save about 750 000 dollars through June. The policy may deter unnecessary drug use and could cause some pharmacists to withdraw from the program.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Public Welfare Board
State Board
Clifton M. Craig
Craig
Marriage Has Hectic Beginning
DETROIT AP reports Carolyn Nadrowsky and George Connelly married Tuesday after a wedding rehearsal scare. Carolyn, 27, spent the wedding eve and honeymoon eve ill and then underwent an appendectomy on Wednesday after a hospital stay. The couple, both teachers, planned a Pocono Mountains honeymoon despite the hectic start.
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Detroit
George Connelly
George
Carolyn Nadrowsky
Pocono Mountains
Pennsylvania
Carolyn
Connelly
St. Veronica’s Roman Catholic Church
East Detroit
Army Doctor Offered ACLU Services In Disloyalty Case
Capt. Howard Levy a Ft. Jackson dermatology chief faces court martial on disobeying orders and disloyal statements. ACLU regional director Charles Morgan said the group will consider civil liberties in Levy’s case noting constitutional questions and objections to war. Levy reportedly questioned Vietnam involvement and pledged possible refusal to fight if ordered, prompting a public information briefing from Ft. Jackson officials.
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Atlanta
Howard Levy
Ft. Jackson
S.C
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
Levy
Charles Morgan Jr
Morgan
Army Hospital
Columbia
Brooklyn, N.Y
Roy C. Harmis
U.S
Vietnam
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