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6 Saturday - January 1973
'''6 Saturday - January 1973'''<br>
<br>Feast of the Epiphany - 6th Day - 359 Days to Come
Feast of the Epiphany - 6th Day - 359 Days to Come
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Letter from <u>Warren Buell</u> (mentioning <u>G&P</u>, <u>SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN</u>,  
Letter from <u>Warren Buell</u> (mentioning ''<u>G&P</u>'', ''<u>SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN</u>'',  
and <u>AGOG</u>). Sent me a bunch of clippings:-
and ''<u>AGOG</u>''). Sent me a bunch of clippings:-
<br><u>CROSSMATCH</u>, from <u>POPULAR SCIENCE</u>. (Looks interesting.)
<br><u>CROSSMATCH</u>, from ''<u>POPULAR SCIENCE</u>''. (Looks interesting.)
<br><u>THE GREAT AMERICAN MOVIEMAKING GAME</u>, from <u>SATURDAY REVIEW</u>.
<br><u>THE GREAT AMERICAN MOVIEMAKING GAME</u>, from ''<u>SATURDAY REVIEW</u>''.
<br>"The Game Game", from <u>SATURDAY REVIEW</u>. (which I got on 12/14/72.)
<br>"The Game Game", from ''<u>SATURDAY REVIEW</u>''. (which I got on 12/14/72.)
<br>ZINGO</u> from <u>COMPUTERS AND AUTOMATION</u>. (see 2/18/72.)
<br>ZINGO</u> from ''<u>COMPUTERS AND AUTOMATION</u>''. (see 2/18/72.)
<br>Article on Frank Beesee, from <u>LOS ANGELES TIMES</u>, mentioning his
<br>Article on Frank Beesee, from ''<u>LOS ANGELES TIMES</u>'', mentioning his
games <u>PASS-OUT</u>, <u>GULP' N GIGGLE</u>, <u>SIP-N-GO NAKED</u>, <u>SIP & STRIP</u>,
games <u>PASS-OUT</u>, <u>GULP' N GIGGLE</u>, <u>SIP-N-GO NAKED</u>, <u>SIP & STRIP</u>,
<u>GETCHA</u>, and <u>PINK ELEPHANT</u>.
<u>GETCHA</u>, and <u>PINK ELEPHANT</u>.
<br>A satirical article from <u>SATURDAY REVIEW</u>, with two "games" -  
<br>A satirical article from ''<u>SATURDAY REVIEW</u>'' with two "games" -  
<u>HIGH TENSION HEADACHE</u> and <u>TRACK OR TREAT</u>.
<u>HIGH TENSION HEADACHE</u> and <u>TRACK OR TREAT</u>.
<br>Ad for <u>COMMUNITY AT THE CROSSROADS</u>, from Govt. Printing Office (which
<br>Ad for ''<u>COMMUNITY AT THE CROSSROADS</u>'', from Govt. Printing Office (which
I have.)
I have.)
<br>Article, from <u>AARP NEWS BULLETIN</u>, on Ernest Ekstrand a retired  
<br>Article, from ''<u>AARP NEWS BULLETIN</u>'', on Ernest Ekstrand a retired  
inventor who has come up with several children's games:- <u>FOXY</u>,
inventor who has come up with several children's games:- <u>FOXY</u>,
<u>PUCKERETTE</u>, and <u>NUGOLF</u>.
<u>PUCKERETTE</u>, and <u>NUGOLF</u>.
<br>Article, from, <u>LOS ANGELES TIMES</u> on <u>THE WELFARE GAME</u>.
<br>Article, from, ''<u>LOS ANGELES TIMES</u>'' on <u>THE WELFARE GAME</u>.
<br>Article on <u>QUICK MASTER CHESS</u>.
<br>Article on <u>QUICK MASTER CHESS</u>.
<br>Article, from <u>NEWSWEEK</u>, on <u>AFRO-AMERICAN HISTORY MYSTERY GAME</u>.
<br>Article, from ''<u>NEWSWEEK</u>'', on <u>AFRO-AMERICAN HISTORY MYSTERY GAME</u>.
and <u>THE BLACK EXPERIENCE</u> (Theme Productions.)
and <u>THE BLACK EXPERIENCE</u> (Theme Productions.)
<br>Advertisement for <u>LAWSUIT</u>.
<br>Advertisement for <u>LAWSUIT</u>.
<br>Article on <u>THE WORLD GAME</u> (by Ira Stollak.)
<br>Article on <u>THE WORLD GAME</u> (by Ira Stollak.)
Rcd. a letter from <u>Carol Peterson</u>, new at 3M, with a letter from
a fan concerning an <u>ACQUIRE</u> ruling.
<br>Rcd. the changed <u>EXECUTIVE DECISON</u> rules from <u>Kathy Brooks</u>.
<br>Rcd. a <u>GAME</u> idea from <u>Paul Greenough</u> based on a "Weighing Puzzle."
<br>Rcd. an invitation from Larry Blandin to lead a seminar at this
year's <u>INTERNATIONAL GAME SHOW</u> in June.
<br>Rcd. a card (not X'Mas) from <u>Mike Abrams</u>. Mentioned <u>BLOCK 'N SCORE</u>,
<u>VIKING KRIG-LEK</u>, and <u>THE GREAT DOWNHILL SKI GAME</u>.
Korvettes had an ad for storage boxes - 14"x14 1/2"x24 1/2" - @ $1.00 each.
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I asked Larry if they had a transcript of Calhamer's (<u>DIPLOMACY</u>)<br>
seminar. No but they have a tape of part of it and Larry will<br>
send it to see how it went.<br>
Larry asked me to send him listing of my published games and any other<br>
credits for use in their publicity.<br>
In case of any question I can call him collect at any time. His home
number is <br>
{[phone number omitted for privacy]<br>
{Larry Blandin<br>
Larry told me that a greeting card co. (then later saying that it<br>
was American Greetings) was coming out with games. I told him<br>
that I had seen them (<u>DEADLOCK</u>, <u>LINK-UP</u>, <u>CONTROLLING INTEREST</u>, <br>
<u>CHESS N' CHECKERS</u>, <u>POUNCE</u>, <u>FAIR SHAKE</u>, <u>BROKEN ENGLISH</u>, <u>UPON-MY-WORD</u><br>
<u>DE-TOUR</u>, <u>NIX</u>) at the '72 shows. He said that they<br>
<br>(cont. on 1/7)