Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Bahamian Roulette--Tourists gather around a roulette table in one of the casinos at Freeport, Bahamas, that in involved in the impending merger of the Benguet Consolidated, Inc. and the Grand Bahama Port Authority, the development company tied to Bahamas gambling, and partly owned by the Bahamas government.
Bahamian Roulette--Tourists gather around a roulette table in one of the casinos at Freeport, Bahamas, that in involved in the impending merger of the Benguet Consolidated, Inc. and the Grand Bahama Port Authority, the development company tied to Bahamas gambling, and partly owned by the Bahamas government.
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Bahamian Roulette--Tourists gather around a roulette table in one of the casinos at Freeport, Bahamas, that in involved in the impending merger of the Benguet Consolidated, Inc. and the Grand Bahama Port Authority, the development company tied to Bahamas gambling, and partly owned by the Bahamas government.

Associated Press · [ca. December 1968]

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