U. S. News and World Report

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Title:	U. S. News and World Report
Online content:	Free online material via The Online Books Page
More information:	Wikipedia article; Wikidata
Preceded by:	The United States News (1933-1948), World Report (1946-1948)
First issue:	January 16, 1948 (v. 24 no. 3)
First renewed issue:	June 8, 1956 (v. 40 no. 23); see CPRS
First automatically renewed issue:	January 13, 1964 (v. 56 no. 2), © January 6, 1964
First renewed contribution in:	November 28, 1952; see CPRS

Renewed issues

This includes all active issue renewals prior to 1964, when automatic renewals began. It might not show all renewals from 1964 onward.

June 8, 1956 (v. 40 no. 23); There is a renewal for this issue filed by Newsweek, Inc. We are not aware of Newsweek owning the rights to this issue, but the issue's 1956 registration may have been misfiled under Newsweek in the 1956 CCE. We are not sure whether Newsweek was entitled to file a renewal, or whether this renewal is valid.

Renewed contributions

This includes all active contribution renewals prior to 1964, when automatic renewals began. It might not show all renewals from 1964 onward.

November 28, 1952: "Diary of a United States Embassy Man: 18 Months Inside Russia", by Frank Rounds
October 1, 1954: "How the Communists Got China", by John Leighton Stuart (No renewal was filed specifically for this contribution, but a 1982 renewal for the 1954 book 'Fifty Years in China' mentions that portions were published in the October 1, 1954 US News and World Report. That book renewal may cover as well the magazine portions that appeared in this issue, published under the title 'How the Communists Got China'. It may also cover the commentary by Hu Shih that follows the main magazine article, since Hu Shih is also mentioned as contributing to the book.)
October 28, 1955: "Blunders Behind the Korean Truce", by C. Turner Joy
January 20, 1956: "Guided Missiles in War and Peace", by Nels August Parson, Jr.
August 31, 1956: "Why Japan Attacked Pearl Harbor: Inside Story As Related by Former Foreign Minister Togo", by Shigenori Tōgō, trans. by Fumihiko Tōgō and Ben Bruce Blakeney

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