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Finished writing up <u>4000 A.D.</u> and then did <u>ORION</u>, with a  <br>
Finished writing up <u>4000 A.D.</u> and then did <u>ORION</u>, with a  <br>
great deal of difficulty. BB typed it late at night.
great deal of difficulty. BB typed it late at night.
Rcd. a call from <u>George Simor</u> who is working on an article for  <br>
<u>DER SPIEGEL</u>. He got my name fron Nan Dimblick of G. & R.  <br>
Spoke to him for about half an hour. Asked him when the  <br>
article would come out. He is not sure, but soon. Asked him  <br>
for a tear sheet and he said he'll send one. To be safe I took  <br>
his number:  <br>
{<u>George Simor</u>  (<u>DER SPIEGEL</u>)  <br>
{[personal phone omitted for privacy]  <br>
Called <u>Richard Shuster</u> (see 3/26). Arranged to pick up a copy  <br>
of <u>ECCENTRIC</u> at his office - D.K.G., 38th Floor, Time-Life  <br>
Bldg. (50th & 6th Ave.) - tomorrow morning. He <s>described it</s> said  <br>
it was based on deduction and I mentioned that I had  <br>
done <u>SLEUTH</u>. Then he described his game and it sounded just like <u>CLUE</u>.
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(Cont. from 4/12) [4/12] <br>
etc. There is a deck of price cards. There is a board  <br>
with spaces corresponding to the various types of junk  <br>
and also a "junkyard" space. Players are dealt a certain  <br>
number of cards at the start and given money. They move  <br>
around the board by dice throw. When land on a junk space  <br>
they draw a price card. If willing to pay that price they  <br>
take the corresponding card. If not (I think) other players  <br>
have the opportunity. When in the "junkyard" players can  <br>
lay down pairs of various types of junk. These can be  <br>
built on as the game goes along, and when 4 or 6 play there  <br>
are partners who build on the same pairs. four of a kind  <br>
(cont. on 4/9) [verified correct]