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| − | [[Cleveland in '66]] was a [[bid]] to hold the | + | [[Cleveland in '66]] was a [[bid]] to hold the 1966 [[Worldcon]], [[Tricon]], in [[Cleveland, OH]]. It beat an out-of-rotation [[Syracuse in '66]] [[bid]]. See [[1966 Worldcon Site Selection]]. |
The bid was announced in the February 1964 issue of ''[[Science Fiction Times]]'': | The bid was announced in the February 1964 issue of ''[[Science Fiction Times]]'': | ||
Revision as of 03:52, 3 January 2020
Cleveland in '66 was a bid to hold the 1966 Worldcon, Tricon, in Cleveland, OH. It beat an out-of-rotation Syracuse in '66 bid. See 1966 Worldcon Site Selection.
The bid was announced in the February 1964 issue of Science Fiction Times:
- Chairman -- Ben Jason
- Co-chairman -- Donald C. Thompson
- Secretary -- Maggie Thompson
- Treasurer -- Bill Thailing
- Banquet and Auction Arranger -- Frank Androsovsky
- Printer -- B. Joseph Fekete
The bid seems to have a fairly complicated history. In late 1964, there was a somewhat ill-defined Cleveland-Detroit joint bid committee proposing to run "Clevention II" (Ben Jason was the only person Bruce Pelz had heard for sure was on it). By mid-March, a group from Cincinnati had joined in (it is unclear if it had previously floated a possible separate Cincinnati bid) and announced that the group was bidding Cleveland with Ben Jason as chairman of the bid and with Howard DeVore and Don Ford as co-associate chairmen.
It is unclear how this relates to the Science Fiction Times announcement, above.
| 1966 Site Selection | 1966 |
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