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Ala-APA was a short-lived APA in the 1960s open only to Alabama fans. It's Official Organ was The Alabama Fan. The APA's president was Al Andrews and the Official Editor was Larry Montgomery. There were four mailings.

Mailing 1, 54 pages -- May 1966: Apazines: The Alabama Fan #1, ALA-APA constitution, Kama Sutra #1, The National Fantasy Fake, June 1966, Reprise #1, Rebel #1, Abimelech #1 (Al Andrews), Murther #1, Shalmirane #1, Imortium #1

Mailing 2, 61 pages -- July 1966: Apazines: The Alabama Fan #2, Lurleen-bhaby, Murther #2, Abimelech #2 (Al Andrews), Rebel #2, Imortium #2, Shalmirane] #2, Kama-sutra #2

Mailing 3 -- October 1966: Apazines: The Alabama Fan #3, Shalmirane #3, Gnat #3 [previously Murther], The True Map of North America, Warlock #13 (Larry Montgomery), Rebel #3, Sporadic #13 (Bill Plott), Gris-gris #1, Proxy #6, Imortium #3

Mailing 4 -- 1967

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−	'''Ala-APA''' was a short-lived [[APA]] in the 1960s open only to Alabama [[fans]]]. It's [[Official Organ]] was ''[[The Alabama Fan]]''. The APA's president was [[Al Andrews]] and the [[Official Editor]] was [[Larry Montgomery]]. There were four [[mailings]]:	+	'''Ala-APA''' was a short-lived [[APA]] in the 1960s open only to Alabama [[fans]]. It's [[Official Organ]] was ''[[The Alabama Fan]]''. The APA's president was [[Al Andrews]] and the [[Official Editor]] was [[Larry Montgomery]]. There were four [[mailings]].

	Members: [[Al Andrews]], [[Lon Atkins]], [[Fred Azbell]], [[Tim Eklund]], [[Larry Montgomery]], [[Chuck Patty]], [[Wally Weber]], and [[Andy Zerbe]]		Members: [[Al Andrews]], [[Lon Atkins]], [[Fred Azbell]], [[Tim Eklund]], [[Larry Montgomery]], [[Chuck Patty]], [[Wally Weber]], and [[Andy Zerbe]]