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• St. Louis, MO
  ...Society]], and also hosted [[Czarkon]]. The city's [[Ozark Science Fiction Association]] ran [[Ozarkon]] and the [[worldcon]] [[St. Louiscon]] in 1969.
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• Bob Schoenfeld
  ...ce Fiction Association]] and [[The Saturday People]] an invitational [[St. Louis]] [[club]]. He was editor of the [[program book]] for [[St. Louiscon]] in
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• The Saturday People
  ...t lasted until around 1970 when in the aftermath of [[St. Louiscon]], [[St Louis]] [[fandom]] started to disintegrate.
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• Missouri
  '''Missouri’s''' big centers of [[fanac]] are [[Kansas City]] and [[St. Louis]]. ...Fiction Club]] was extant in the 1950s, and the [[Missouri Science Fiction Association]] existed for a few years in the ’60s and ’70s at the University of Mis
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• Ray Fisher
  ...he 1960s. He was also host for meetings of [[The Saturday People]], in St. Louis, during the 1960s.
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• Douglas O. Clark
  ...[fan]]. He was a member (and [[president]]) of the [[Ozark Science Fiction Association]] and [[published]] its [[clubzine]] ''[[Osfan]]'' in the late 1960s–70s.
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• St. Louis in '69
  ...]] in [[St. Louis]], MO which was sponsored by the [[Ozark Science Fiction Association]]. St. Louis in '69 had been identified with newer, modern fandom while [[Columbus in '6
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• Pam Janisch
  ...fan]] in the 1960s-1970s. She was a member of the [[Ozark Science Fiction Association]] and [[The Saturday People]].
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• Norbert Couch
  ...uch]], and [[Mike Couch]]. He was a member of the [[Ozark Science Fiction Association]] and a member of the [[St. Louiscon]] [[committee]]. ...r notebook, they told [https://www.newspapers.com/image/139853218/ the St. Louis Post-Dispatch] in 1967:<blockquote>“It was such a [[Terrible Triangle|ter
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• Ozarkon V
  ...Sheraton jefferson Hotel in [[St. Louis, MO]] by the Ozark Science Fiction Association. The [[GoH]] was [[Alexi Panshin]].
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• Ozarkon
  ...ion Association]] (the same group of [[fans]] who ran the successful [[St. Louis in '69]] [[Worldcon bid]]) from 1966 to 1972. {{convention | start=1966 | end=1987|locale=St. Louis, MO}}
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• Mike Couch
  ...h]] and [[Lesleigh Luttrell]], and a member of the [[Ozark Science Fiction Association]].
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• Paul Gilster
  ...t. Louis, MO where he was a founding member of the [[Ozark Science Fiction Association]]. He was a member of [[APA-45]]. He now publishes the blog {{link | webs
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• Leigh Couch
  '''Leigh Couch''' (née Erma Leigh Finley), a [[St. Louis]] [[fan]], was active in [[fandom]] during the 1960s, along with her husban ...[[Hawaii in 1981]] [[Worldcon bid committee]], the [[Ozark Science Fiction Association]], and a member of the [[First Fandom club]]. She was one of the editors o
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• Ozark Science Fiction Association
  ...founded in 1965 to unite the various small [[fan]] groups in Greater [[St. Louis]]. ...ved to the Main Branch of the St. Louis Public Library and then to the St. Louis Museum of Natural History when [[Donn Brazier]], a member, was a curator.
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• Hank Luttrell
  ...l]]. While in college in [[Columbia, MO]], they founded the [[Missouri SF Association]]. Hank was [[FGoH]] of [[Archon 3]] in 1979. He was one of the [[editors]
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• N. C. Christopher Couch
  ...uch|Norb]] and [[Leigh Couch]]. Brother [[Mike Couch]] completed the [[St. Louis]] [[fannish]] family.
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• St. Louiscon
  ...er|Ray]] and [[Joyce Fisher]] and sponsored by the [[Ozark Science Fiction Association]]. It was formed from the [[St. Louis in 69]] [[bid]] at the [[1969 Site Selection]] at [[Baycon (Worldcon)]].
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• Osfan
  ...] by [[Douglas O. Clark]] in [[St. Louis]] for the [[Ozark Science Fiction Association]]. {{publication |start=1960s |end=1970s |Locale=St. Louis, MO}}
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• Dave Kyle's St. Louiscon Reminiscence
  1969 -- [[St. Louiscon]], [[St. Louis]] ...enty years later -- ouch!) The committee (from the [[Ozark Science Fiction Association|Ozark SF Assn.]]) was competent and efficient and had added new events to t
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