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<u>UNNAMED GAME IDEAS</u> - MINE : - 1/7, 1/19, 2/23, 3/26. 5/4, 5/7, 8/11, 8/18, 9/20, 12/30<br>
<u>UNNAMED GAME IDEAS</u> - MINE : - 1/7, 1/19, 2/23, 3/26. 5/4, 5/7, 8/11, 8/18, 9/20, 12/30<br>
<u>UNNAMED GAME IDEAS</u> - AMB. : - 1/11, 1/22<br>
<u>UNNAMED GAME IDEAS</u> - AMB. : - 1/11, 1/22<br>
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<u>UNNAMED GAME IDEAS</u> - OTHERS : - 7/30, 8/19, 10/22, 12/2, 12/13, 12/15<br>
<u>UNNAMED GAME IDEAS</u> - OTHERS : - 7/30, 8/19, 10/22, 12/2, 12/13, 12/15<br>


<u>'''ARTICLES'''</u>
<u>'''ARTICLES'''</u><br>
GAMES, LOGIC AND COMPUTERS : - 11/12<br>
GAMES, LOGIC AND COMPUTERS : - 11/12<br>
MALOMJATEK : - 11/19<br>
MALOMJATEK : - 11/19<br>


<u>'''BOOKS'''</u>
<u>'''BOOKS'''</u><br>
BIBLIOGRAPHY OF CARD-GAMES AND OF THE HISTORY OF PLAYING CARDS, A : - 8/16<br>
BUSINESS GAMING : - 7/30, 8/4, 8/28<br>
CAPERTSIM : - 11/4<br>
CHICAGO : - 7/12<br>
DECISION EXERCISES IN MARKETING : - 2/15, 3/3, 3/13<br>
DOUBLE-PACK PATIENCE : - 2/19<br>
DRAW POKER, THE GAME OF : - 6/29<br>
EQUAL SUIT BRIDGE : - 5/22<br>
GAME OF DOSTOEVSKY, THE : - 3/3<br>
GAME OF ME CHIANG, THE : - 2/18<br>
GAMES AND DECISIONS : - 4/10<br>
GAMES, ANYONE? : - 12/23<br>
GAMES PEOPLE PLAY : - 2/11<br>
 
 
[TRANSCRIBER'S NOTE - On this page, and throughout the whole diary, Sackson uses distinctive colors to underline games which he has designed or which his friends have designed. This includes ideas and works-in-progress.
He uses red for his own games, green for games by the Amberstones, orange for games by Bob Abbott, and blue/black for games by Claude Soucie.]