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office at 5 next Monday.
office at 5 next Monday.


<u>Herb Hochstetter</u> called.
<u>Herb Hochstetter</u> called. Thru an advertising agency (Grey - I believe)  <br>
Post Cereals are looking for games to use as premiums.  <br>
He asked about the six p. and p. games (<u>XANDO</u>, etc.). I told  <br>
him that <u>Fred Feucht</u> had the prototypes and is trying to  <br>
sell them. Also that if he and Fred agree on an arrangement I'm  <br>
sure it will be O.K. with me.  <br>
Called <u>Phil</u> and told him about Herb's call.  <br>
Phil has a new <s>game</s> game idea, <u>PEACE</u> - which is based on  <br>
the version of <u>CONFRONTATION</u> he did for Renwal. He also has an  <br>
idea for making <u>SPACE STATIONS</u> into a solitaire game,
 
<u>Phil and Dale</u> brought me duplicate copies of <u>SOLDIERS</u>,  <br>
<u>THE MOSCOW CAMPAIGN</u>, <u>THE FRANCO-PRUSSIAN WAR</u>. <br>
Also a letter from an ''<u>S & T</u>'' reader who is interested in  <br>
where to get some of the games I mentioned in my column.
 
Played <u>VIMGO</u> with BB and the <u>Horn</u>s. They liked it. The first  <br>
two times we played that a player continued until he saw  <br>
"Next Reel" or until he saw a picture no one could use. In the  <br>
third, a player could stop whenever he decided to. It was better.
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<u>Mike Alber</u> called. Someone sent him the 2nd part of the  <br>
article from <u>''GAMES & PUZZLES''</u> on <u>TAKE THE BRAIN</u>.  <br>
He asked if I had the others. Told him I'd send him repros  <br>
of part 1 now and part 3 when I got it.  <br>
They had a <u>SMESS</u> championship at 200 Fifth Ave. Boris  <br>
Notgoodenuf was the defending champion. He played me a tape of the  <br>
WINS report on it.
 
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