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Curtis D. Janke was a Sheboygan, Wisconsin [[fan]] active in the 50s and early 60s who was an outspoken conservative. He was a member of [[FAPA]] but [[gafiated]] in late 1964, supposedly because Barry Goldwater lost the election. He was a member of [[Wisconsin Fandom]] and published ''[[Involutia]]'' in the late 50s and ''[[Apocrypha]]'' in the early 60s. | Curtis D. Janke was a Sheboygan, Wisconsin [[fan]] active in the 50s and early 60s who was an outspoken conservative. He was a member of [[FAPA]] but [[gafiated]] in late 1964, supposedly because Barry Goldwater lost the election. He was a member of [[Wisconsin Fandom]] and published ''[[Involutia]]'' in the late 50s and ''[[Apocrypha]]'' in the early 60s. | ||
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Curtis D. Janke was a Sheboygan, Wisconsin fan active in the 50s and early 60s who was an outspoken conservative. He was a member of FAPA but gafiated in late 1964, supposedly because Barry Goldwater lost the election. He was a member of Wisconsin Fandom and published Involutia in the late 50s and Apocrypha in the early 60s.
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