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Politicians featured on Hate Game

Feb. 02, 1968 - How To Play The Hate Game: A new and rather nasty game was yesterday demonstrated in London. It is based on throwing darts at a board covered with a cartoon face. So far Haold Wilson, George Brown, Barbara Castle and President de Gaulle are available. The makers thought about Edward Heath, but they felt he didn't register enough with the public for people even to hate him. For the American market, the game, called Hate, will have Johnson, Kosygin, Mao and Ronald Reagan on the board. The man behind it is Michael Stanfield a driving chap of 25, who threatens to be a millionaire before he is 30, and will probably do so. Photo Shows: Hate man Michael Stanfield with targets and secretary Kay Champion

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Available Chap Darts Demonstrated Didnt Enough Felt Gaulle Hate Kosygin Makers Millionaire Nasty Rather Register Stanfield Targets Threatens


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