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 and asked to have him call me tomorrow.
-Wrote to <u>Lou Zocchi</u> - <u>ACQUIRE</u> and agent; <u>Don Miller</u> with  <br>
+Wrote to <u>Lou Zocchi</u> - <u>ACQUIRE</u> and agent; <u>Don Miller</u> with
-$2 for dues and <s>suggest</s> mention that I could get some Bookshelf  <br>
+$2 for dues and <s>suggest</s> mention that I could get some Bookshelf
-games for him; <u>Phil Cohen</u> that I hadn't rcd. [received] the book he  <br>
+games for him; <u>Phil Cohen</u> that I hadn't rcd. [received] the book he said he was
-said he was sending ''<u>CHALLENGE AND DELIGHT OF CHESSICAL AND DECIMAL</u>''.
+sending ''<u>CHALLENGE AND DELIGHT OF CHESSICAL AND DECIMAL</u>''.
-Call from <u>Claude</u>. Wanted to get together this Thurs. at <u>Earl</u>'s.  <br>
+Call from <u>Claude</u>. Wanted to get together this Thurs. [Thursday] at <u>Earl</u>'s.
 Told him I couldn't make it. Maybe next week.  <br>
-He is working on the "Knowledge" game for 3M, but his ideas so  <br>
+He is working on the "Knowledge" game for 3M, but his ideas so
 far seem like an ordinary quiz game.  <br>
-He talked some more about his new ideas for <u>UPSTAGE</u> (didn't  <br>
+He talked some more about his new ideas for <u>UPSTAGE</u> (didn't
-record them when he mentioned them last time). He has  <br>
+record them when he mentioned them last time). He has
-special "Award Squares" on each side. Players must win  <br>
+special "Award Squares" on each side. Players must win
-a game with a piece in each of the 4 awards, usually  <br>
+a game with a piece in each of the 4 awards, usually
-one per game, but 2 in a game are possible.  <br>
+one per game, but 2 in a game are possible.
-A player's first pc. must be placed in an award square.  <br>
+A player's first pc. [piece] must be placed in an award square.
 None of the award squares are in line with each other.
-In my talk with <u>Claude</u> spoke a little about <u>FOREIGN INTRIGUE</u>.   <br>
+In my talk with <u>Claude</u> spoke a little about <u>FOREIGN INTRIGUE</u>.
-Mentioned that the 4-hand might not be as good as the others.  <br>
+Mentioned that the 4-hand might not be as good as the others.
-Later thought of a variation for 4, or for 5, in which each  <br>
+Later thought of a variation for 4, or for 5, in which each
-player takes two identities. For simplicity he wears only  <br>
+player takes two identities. For simplicity he wears only
-one letter card - A would also take B, B would also take C, etc.  <br>
+one letter card - A would also take B, B would also take C, etc.
 The lower numbered identity would belong to the first letter.  <br>
-The player giving the assignment, or issuing the challenge, would  <br>
+The player giving the assignment, or issuing the challenge, would
 choose the identity to which it was directed.  <br>
-A player can have one identity discovered but can continue with  <br>
+A player can have one identity discovered but can continue with
-the other. At the end the player with the most identity cards,  <br>
+the other. At the end the player with the most identity cards,
-including his own, wins. In case of a tie the player remaining   <br>
+including his own, wins. In case of a tie the player remaining
-at the end of the game wins if he is among the tyers.  <br>
+at the end of the game wins if he is among the tyers.
-In case of another tie, it is not broken. (This is good   <br>
+In case of another tie, it is not broken. (This is good to use
-to use for any number of players.) Another possibility. If two players  <br>
+for any number of players.) Another possibility. If two players
 tie and one has the other's identity card, he is the winner.