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== Thursday 21 March 1968 ==
== Thursday 21 March 1968 ==


81st day - 285 days to come
81st day - 285 days to come
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Rcd. a letter from Tom Atwater with his suggestions for changes
Rcd. a letter from Tom Atwater with his suggestions for changes <br>
in the presentation of the TEMPO rules. He also sent the  
in the presentation of the <u>TEMPO</u> rules. He also sent the <br>
rules for <u>NAPOLEON AND JOSEPHINE</u> which is simply <u>REVERSI</u>
rules for <u>NAPOLEON AND JOSEPHINE</u> which is simply <u>REVERSI</u>
with a minor variation which permits the first four [crossout] pieces
with a minor variation which permits the first four [crossout] pieces <br>
to be placed anywhere on the board except at an edge.<br>
to be placed anywhere on the board except at an edge.<br>
BB painted the pegs gold &amp; silver for the 3 peg games.
BB painted the pegs gold &amp; silver for the 3 peg games.


Looking thru the <u>STRATEGOS</u> reproductions. There were a  
Looking thru the <u>STRATEGOS</u> reproductions. There were a <br>
number of pages with imperfect reproduction and two pages
number of pages with imperfect reproduction and two pages <br>
missing. Called Jim Dunnagen [Dunnigan] and he said he's send me  
missing. Called Jim Dunnagen [Dunnigan] and he said he's send me <br>
new repros for those pages.
new repros for those pages.
The catalog for the Caddylak Co. came. In addition to the 1'6" <br>
black tape they have strips of magnets in a large number <br>
of different colors that can be cut into pieces. Filed the  <br>
catalog in miscellaneous box on shelf [22].
The letter I sent to A.S.M. Dickins (see 3/18) what returned  <br>
for insufficient postage. Added 5¢ to envelope & remailed <br>
it 3/22.
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(cont. from 3/20) [3/20]
<u>LEIPZIG</u>:- The gigantic battle in which Napoleon was first de- <br>
feated decisively by the Allies. <u>WATERLOO</u> with corps in- <br>
stead of divisions.<br>
<u>1940</u>:- The Germans "blitzkrieg" their way through France <br>
in 1940. <br>
<u>THE BATTLE OF BERLIN</u>:- Allied and Russian armies rush for  <br>
Berlin in 1945.<br>
<u>GALLIPOLI</u>:- The Allies try a sneak amphibious invasion of  <br>
Turkey in 1915 in order to open a route to isolated Russia.<br>
<u>IWO JIMA</u>:- The classic amphibious assault of a Japanese island <br>
stronghold in World War II by U.S. Marines.<br>
<u>LEYTE GULF</u>:- The greatest naval battle ever fought. 1945,  <br>
during the invasion of the Philippines.<br>
<u>1776</u>:- The American colonies revolt and a British army is sent <br>
to restore the royal government.<br>
<u>SALERNO</u>:- The Allies decide to invade Italy in 1943, but where? <br>
When they do land they must push the Germans out of Italy.<br>
<u>BATTLE FOR THE ATLANTIC</u>:- The German U-boats strive to halt <br>
Allied shipping in the Atlantic. Allied anti-sub forces strive to <br>
destroy all German subs.<br>
<u>LUFTWAFFE</u>:- The air war over Europe, 1940-45. First the Germans  <br>
try to subdue Britain in 1940 and then the Allies smash <br>
Germany with heavy bombers.<br>
<u>THE THIRD REICH</u>:- The battle for Europe, 1939-45. All elements  <br>
involved, land, air, naval, economic, political, as Germany <br>
takes on the Western Allies.<br>
(cont. on 3/19)