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Where the Red Fern Grows copyright?
"Where the Red Fern Grows" by Wilson Rawls was first published in 1961. As such, the copyright for the book would extend for 95 years, meaning it would be under copyright until 2056 unless the copyright is renewed.
What was the former name of Kenya in 1961?
Kenya was formerly known as British East Africa until it gained independence from Britain in 1963.
When was CUSO created?
CUSO was created in 1961.
When did Calvin win the noble prize for chemistry?
1961
What are the ratings and certificates for Ring of Fire - 1961?
Ring of Fire - 1961 is rated/received certificates of: Finland:K-16 Norway:16 Sweden:15 USA:Approved (PCA #19770)
What happened in 20th century that won't happen again for another 4000 years?
The year 1961 can be read upside down and that won't happen again until 6009
What happened in 1881 that also happened in 1961?
the year reads the same when turned upside down! it will happen again in 6009!
What is a year that reads the same upside down called?
1961- this won't happen again until 6009. what about 2005?
When did Friendship Nine happen?
Friendship Nine happened in 1961.
When did Raw Justice happen?
Raw Justice happened in 1961.
When did Albany Movement happen?
Albany Movement happened in 1961.
When did Bluebelle - ship - happen?
Bluebelle - ship - happened in 1961.
When did Nicaraguan Revolution happen?
Nicaraguan Revolution happened in 1961.
When did Siege of Jadotville happen?
Siege of Jadotville happened in 1961-09.
What happened in 1961 that will not happen again for over 4000 years?
The year 1961 was rotationally symmetric.This means that if you turned 1961 upside down (180 degrees), it would still say "1961".The next time this will occur is in the year 6009.It only works with the following numbers:1 rotates to 16 rotates to 98 rotates to 89 rotates to 60 rotates to 0
When did Project Gnome happen?
Project Gnome happened on 1961-12-10.
When did Angolan War of Independence happen?
Angolan War of Independence happened in 1961.
