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{{sub-stub}}The '''The Music Operators of America Show 1967''' ('''MOA 1967''') was the first{{fileref|Billboard US 1967-10-28.pdf|page=104}} '''MOA''' show in which [[Sega Enterprises]] participated (booth 20-21), becoming the first Japanese company ever to ehxibit there. | {{sub-stub}}The '''The Music Operators of America Show 1967''' ('''MOA 1967''') was the first{{fileref|Billboard US 1967-10-28.pdf|page=104}} '''MOA''' show in which [[Sega Enterprises]] participated (booth 20-21), becoming the first Japanese company ever to ehxibit there. | ||
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*''[[Basketball]]''{{fileref|Billboard US 1967-10-28.pdf|page=104}} | *''[[Basketball]]''{{fileref|Billboard US 1967-10-28.pdf|page=104}} | ||
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| Date: 1967-10-27[1] – 1967-10-29[1] |
| Location: Congress Plaza Hotel, [1], Chicago, IL, United States |
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The The Music Operators of America Show 1967 (MOA 1967) was the first[2] MOA show in which Sega Enterprises participated (booth 20-21), becoming the first Japanese company ever to ehxibit there.
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