U.S. Copyright Renewals, 1967 July - December

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11836

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U.S. Copyright Renewals, 1967 July - December

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en

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This official register documents copyright renewal registrations for books, pamphlets, serials, and periodical contributions made between July and December 1967. Arranged alphabetically by author or title, the text provides a comprehensive legal record of works ranging from classic literature and academic texts to contemporary fiction and technical manuals, preserving the intellectual property history of the era.

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Published by the Library of Congress Copyright Office, this document serves as a comprehensive administrative ledger detailing copyright renewals processed during the second half of 1967. The record captures a vast array of intellectual property, ranging from celebrated novels to technical manuals and academic publications. Notable literary works listed include Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings' Pulitzer Prize-winning *The Yearling* and Richard Wright's *Native Son*, alongside contributions by renowned authors such as P.G. Wodehouse, Edmund Wilson, and Philip Wylie. The ledger also documents serialized stories appearing in major periodicals like *The New Yorker* and *Saturday Evening Post*, featuring the distinctive cartoons of Charles Addams and various short stories by authors including Philip Wylie and Edmund Wilson. Beyond fiction, the collection reflects the diverse output of the era, encompassing historical accounts, scientific studies, legal case reports, and children's literature. Technical and academic entries include works on chemistry, law, and economics, such as *The New American Government* and various legal annotations by the American Law Institute. The document meticulously tracks the administrative rigor of the Copyright Office, noting original registration dates from the late 1930s and 1940s, alongside specific renewal dates in 1967 and assigned registration numbers. This systematic approach ensured that creative works from the pre-World War II era remained under legal protection well into the mid-20th century. The text functions as a vital historical archive, linking early 20th-century creative output with the bureaucratic processes of its time. By organizing entries alphabetically by author or title, the document provides researchers and librarians with a precise index of protected intellectual property. It highlights the collaborative nature of publishing, noting joint authors, editors, and illustrators, while also recording works issued by corporate entities and educational institutions. Ultimately, this ledger stands as a testament to the enduring nature of copyright law, preserving the legacy of a prolific period in American and global literature and scholarship.

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