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Cropping of the Polaroid photograph of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, taken an estimated one-sixth of a second after the fatal head shot.

Date 22 November 1963
Source Public domain
Author Mary Moorman (Mary Krahmer)
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Work in public domain; copyright expired in 1991 without renewal. First published on 24 November 1963.

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If a valid renewal registration was made at the proper time, the second term lasts for 67 years. This is 39 years longer than the 28-year renewal term provided under the 1909 law and makes the two terms of protection for the renewed copyright last for a total of 95 years. However, if renewal registration was not made within the statutory time limits, these copyrights expired at the end of their first terms and protection was lost permanently.
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