U.S. Copyright Renewals, 1965 January - June

"U.S. Copyright Renewals, 1965 January - June" is a catalog of updated copyright claims, covering a variety of writings like books and magazines from the middle of the 1900s, displaying them in an orderly way by writer or publisher, with crucial info about the original and renewed copyright. This work acts as both a record of ideas and a look at the rules around copyright at the time, starting with an intro that explains how the registrations are set up, using writers like Lawton V. Crocker as examples that show how important it was to renew copyrights in order to protect authors' and owners' rights, and including details like titles, dates, and registration numbers for works and their safeguards under the law.