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At Avalon Hill they have added one war game, <u>JUTLAND</u>. Only the <br>
At Avalon Hill they have added one war game, <u>JUTLAND</u>. Only the <br>
box was there.
box was there.
At Parker spoke to Randy Barton & got a catalog. (Filed <br>
in Bottom file drawer. Their new games are <u>UNIVERSE</u> <br>
which is a 4 - hand version of <u>PAN-KAI</u>. When 4, play the <br>
entire field is used. When 3 play use the darker squares <br>
at two opposite ends, when 4 play use the entire board, <br>
when 2 play use only the light squares. <br>
<u>PLAY 'N TALK</u> - An educational spelling and pronouncing game. <br>
<u>FIVE THOUSAND</u> (V) - See 12/10/63
<u>COUP D'ETAT</u>
<u>DUET BRIDGE</u> - Double Dummy.
Randy said by all means to send in <u>GO SEE - A GLOBAL HOLIDAY</u>. <br>
They are not particularly happy with <u>AS THE WORLD TURNS</u>. <br>
They have had their best success with card games.
At Lowe got a catalog with their new games (filed in <br>
1967 Ad Clips) : -  <br>
<u>WILD LIFE</u> (The English Game) <br>
<u>NILE</u> (This is almost exactly the same as <u>SNAKE</u>) <br>
<u>COUNT DOWN</u> (Supposed to have come from Europe.) <br>
<u>HOME STRETCH HARNESS RACING</u> - I have it as <u>HARNESS RACING</u>.
<u>TRAFFIC</u> <br>
<u>WHIRL-A-WHEEL</u> - Gambling games <br>
<u>SCAMPER</u> - Children's game of catching a mouse with a cup. <br>
At Gary & Riedel (Jobbers who handle many <s>sm</s> games of small cos.) <br>
saw <u>ESP TEST KIT</u> - not a game but equipment for testing ESP. <br>
<u>PLAY THE BEATS</u> - a simple single track race based on music. <br>
<u>TOSS-A-CUBE MUSIC GAME</u> - About 12 disc with musical symbols <br>
on them. Throw them and then place in matching spaces on <br>
a small board. (Rough idea.) <br>
Met Steve Spencer (<u>BROKER)</u>. He is putting out a game called <br>
<u>JOCKEY</u>. It is played with cards which give distances for the  <br>
horses to move ahead. On each card the number of (cont on 3/4[?])