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28 WEDNESDAY - MARCH 1973<br> | 28 WEDNESDAY - MARCH 1973<br> | ||
87TH DAY - 278 DAYS TO COME | 87TH DAY - 278 DAYS TO COME | ||
To <u>Felicia</u>. Played a little of <u>SEE THE U.S.A.</u> with her and she | ---- | ||
To <u>Felicia</u>. Played a little of <u>SEE THE U.S.A.</u> with her and she | |||
liked it.<br> | liked it.<br> | ||
We played part of a game of <u>Geroge Bredehorn</u>'s <u>PURSUIT</u>. At | We played part of a game of <u>Geroge Bredehorn</u>'s <u>PURSUIT</u>. At | ||
first I found it interesting, but it soon bogged down. There | first I found it interesting, but it soon bogged down. There | ||
are 6 cubes as shown and a requirements list. | are 6 cubes as shown and a requirements list. | ||
[drawing of 6 cubes]<br> | [drawing of 6 cubes]<br> | ||
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T.V. SHOW HOST<br> | T.V. SHOW HOST<br> | ||
2 to 4 play. Each one takes a card which tells him which | 2 to 4 play. Each one takes a card which tells him which | ||
of the 15 different | of the 15 different careers he will follow. This is kept secret. | ||
Players in turn throw the six cubes and then arrange them so | Players in turn throw the six cubes and then arrange them so | ||
that two of the same kind are next to each other. | that two of the same kind are next to each other. | ||
[cube drawing] [illegible strikeout] covers spaces on his board for each set formed. | |||
(In example - a "Connections," and "Education," and a "Luck.") | [cube drawing] | ||
with a pair of "Take" he can take one of anything from another | |||
player. With "Trade" he can trade one with any other player. | The player | ||
[illegible strikeout] covers spaces on his board for each set formed. | |||
(In example - a "Connections," and "Education," and a "Luck.") | |||
with a pair of "Take" he can take one of anything from another | |||
player. With "Trade" he can trade one with any other player. | |||
A "Wild" can be paired with any other type.<br> | A "Wild" can be paired with any other type.<br> | ||
Players continue until they filled their requirements. | Players continue until they filled their requirements. | ||
They announce this and then when they pair up "TAKE," instead of | They announce this and then when they pair up "TAKE," instead of | ||
taking they can ask any one opponent one of the following types | taking they can ask any one opponent one of the following types | ||
of questions:- "Are you ---?" or "Is --- one of your requirements?" | of questions:- "Are you ---?" or "Is --- one of your requirements?" | ||
Object to discover all the other player's careers. (Fairly complete.)<br> | Object to discover all the other player's careers. (Fairly complete.)<br> | ||
Felicia showed me a set of rules for something called [illegible strikeout] | Felicia showed me a set of rules for something called [illegible strikeout] | ||
<s>GAME</s> <u>WAR GAME</u>. The basic play is like <u>CHECKERS</u> with | <s>GAME</s> <u>WAR GAME</u>. The basic play is like <u>CHECKERS</u> with | ||
movement and jumping in a diagonal direction. Each player has 75 pieces as follows: <br> | movement and jumping in a diagonal direction. Each player has 75 pieces as follows: <br> | ||
(cont. on 3/27) | (cont. on 3/27) | ||