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MONDAY 10 APRIL 1967 100th day - 265 days to come

Called Bill Bentzin. He is still trying to get clippings on me from St. Paul. He said there is some 100 to 150. Bill Caruson is coming into town with his replacement as head of the game program, Jim Morgan. (Bill has been promoted.) Bill Bentzin will try to arrange a lunch meeting for the 4 of us when they are in town. Bill Bentzin has a copy of their Golf GAME Golf GAME. I'll try to come up some lunch time and look at it.

Making a tracing of the TREASURE HUNT game.

Claude called. Nothing particular on games.

Thinking of a new approach to DATA. Each set of 10 cards are is lettered from A to J. Each player has a board with the 60 spaces layed out 6 x 10. The deck of "address" cards is used. Each player has a hand of, say, 5. In a turn a player uses one of the "address" cards to "process" an opponent's pack. He then can choose one continent and "sort" it. He places markers on all spaces corresponding to the cards he finds, unless he has already covered these spaces. Object is to get a complete line of 10 covered. But at least one line of 6 must also be covered. The rows of 10 score 1 each except that South America is worth 2, and Australia is worth 3. Each row of six counts 1. Multiply the score for the 10 [crossed out] space lines by that for the 6 space lines.


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English MONDAY 10 APRIL
1967 100th day - 265 days to come


Called Bill Bentzin. He is still trying to get clippings on me from
St. Paul. He said there is some 100 to 150. Bill Caruson
is coming into town with his replacement as head of the game
program, Jim Morgan. (Bill has been promoted.) Bill Bentzin
will try to arrange a lunch meeting for the 4 of us when they
are in town. Bill Bentzin has a copy of their Golf GAME
Golf GAME. I'll try to come up some lunch time and look at it.
Making a tracing of the TREASURE HUNT game.
Claude called. Nothing particular on games.
Thinking of a new approach to DATA. Each set of 10 cards are
is lettered from A to J. Each player has a board with the
60 spaces layed out 6 x 10. The deck of "address" cards is used.
Each player has a hand of, say, 5. In a turn a player
uses one of the "address" cards to "process" an opponent's pack. He
then can choose one continent and "sort" it. He places markers
on all spaces corresponding to the cards he finds, unless he has
already covered these spaces. Object is to get a complete line
of 10 covered. But at least one line of 6 must also be covered.
The rows of 10 score 1 each except that South America is
worth 2, and Australia is worth 3. Each row of six counts 1. Multiply
the score for the 10 [crossed out] space lines by that for the 6 space lines.

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