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245TH DAY - 121 DAYS TO COME | 245TH DAY - 121 DAYS TO COME | ||
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Rcd. descriptive material on and | Rcd. descriptive material on and samples of "Light <br> | ||
Control Film" from 3M. Also a letter from <u>Keith Tuggle</u> <br> | Control Film" from 3M. Also a letter from <u>Keith Tuggle</u> <br> | ||
asking if I had any suggestions for game use. | asking if I had any suggestions for game use. | ||
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To G.A.F. Showed <u>VIMGO</u> to <u>Bill Eckhart</u>. He liked it <br> | To G.A.F. Showed <u>VIMGO</u> to <u>Bill Eckhart</u>. He liked it <br> | ||
a lot. Wanted to show it to <u>Wally Siegel</u>, who was out till <br> | a lot. Wanted to show it to <u>Wally Siegel</u>, who was out till <br> | ||
after lunch. I agreed to come back then. // Gave Bill copy of <u>AGOG</u>. <br> | after lunch. I agreed to come back then. // Gave Bill copy of ''<u>AGOG</u>''. <br> | ||
Called <u>Eve Auchincloss</u>, with the idea of going there. She told <br> | Called <u>Eve Auchincloss</u>, with the idea of going there. She told <br> | ||
me that she has been trying to get an answer from the <br> | me that she has been trying to get an answer from the <br> | ||
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Merchandising, including the jig saw puzzles and an <br> | Merchandising, including the jig saw puzzles and an <br> | ||
action golf game - <u>HUSTLER</u>. They were addressed to me at <br> | action golf game - <u>HUSTLER</u>. They were addressed to me at <br> | ||
S & T. <br> | ''S & T.'' <br> | ||
In back number mag. store on 8th Ave. saw March '72 (I am pretty sure) <br> | In back number mag. store on 8th Ave. saw March '72 (I am pretty sure) <br> | ||
''<u>NATIONAL LAMPOON</u>''. 21st Century Books had <br> | ''<u>NATIONAL LAMPOON</u>''. 21st Century Books had <br> | ||
<u>AGOG</u> listed as one of their book bargains. | ''<u>AGOG</u>'' listed as one of their book bargains. | ||