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10 FRIDAY - NOVEMBER 1972 | |||
MARTIN LUTHER - BORN 1483 - 315TH DAY - 51 DAYS TO COME | |||
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To Benson & Bowles at 10 for meeting with <u>Claude</u>, <u>Wald</u>, <u>Arthur</u> | |||
and <u>Howard Wexler</u>. They are not going ahead with the game | |||
program in 1973. They are keeping Claude's auction <u>GAME</u>, the Amber- | |||
stone's <u>THE SPY WHO CAME IN FROM THE COLD</u> and <u>THE INVISIBLE MAN</u>, and | |||
my <u>HAVING A WONDERFUL TIME</u>. They, plus <u>BALANCE OF POWER</u>, should be com- | |||
ing out in 1974. | |||
Howard said that <u>HAVING A WONDERFUL TIME</u> will be made into a stockmarket [stock market] | |||
game - possible name <u>BLUE CHIPS</u>. They are adding a board for laying out | |||
the cards. It also has the status for the 4 periods in graph form, with | |||
some explanation of the reason. At the popular request of the testers | |||
he added some "wild cards that allowed taking cards from any desired opponent. | |||
To keep score chips will be used. | |||
Arthur and Wald got back <u>THE NEXT PRESIDENT</u> with finished art work | |||
on a thick cardboard. Claude got back <u>TEN LITTLE INDIANS</u> and | |||
<u>UPSTAGE</u>, both with finished artwork. I got back <u>FUN CITY</u>, | |||
<u>INVASION</u>, <u>UP THE ORGANIZATION</u>, and <u>WAR & PEACE</u>. The last one | |||
had some artwork pasted on top of my thin board; also a box. | |||
Wexler is leaving HASBRO so that he can ake more money as | |||
an independent game inventor. I asked him who we could contact | |||
at HASBRO about getting copies of our games when (and if) they | |||
come out in 1974. He'll be working with them, he is sure, since | |||
he leaving on good terms. As soon as he gets set up in New | |||
York he'll send us his card. | |||
A lot of our rules were not returned. He'll send them all | |||
to Wald. | |||
Gave Claude a check for $51.14 as his share of the 3rd quar- | |||
ter <u>EXECUTIVE DECISION</u> royalties. | |||
At Doubleday bought a copy of <u>CHESS SETS</u> by F. Lanier Graham, | |||
for $1.98. |