Release date is 2004-03-01

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"U.S. Copyright Renewals, 1961 January - June" is a governmental publication that lists copyright renewal registrations made during the first half of 1961. The work is part of a series that documents the ongoing management and protection of intellectual property, reflecting the legal landscape of mid-20th century America. This publication organizes entries alphabetically by the authors or issuing bodies, detailing both original and renewal registrations associated with various literary, educational, and artistic works. The opening portion of this copyright renewal document presents a comprehensive list of registered works, beginning with an overview of how the entries are structured. It includes details on the authors, the titles of works, their original registration dates, and specifics related to renewal claims. The listings reflect a diverse array of literary contributions, from novels and essays to periodicals, underscoring the flourishing literary and artistic talents of the period. This introductory section serves as a precursor to the extensive listings that follow, highlighting the importance of copyright law in fostering creativity and protecting the rights of authors and creators during this era. (This is an automatically generated summary.)

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