Proposed Reforms to Gregorian Calendar

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PROPOSED REFORMS TO GREGORIAN CALENDAR

Proposed Calendar Reform	ARISTEAN CALENDAR	WORLD CALENDAR	DR. WILLARD E. EDWARDS' PERPETUAL CALENDAR	INTERNA-TIONAL FIXED CALENDAR
Days in each quarter	31-30-30	31-30-30	30-30-31	Undefined
Week begins on	Monday	Sunday	Monday	Sunday
January 1 is	Monday	Sunday	Monday	Sunday
Monthless and dateless days	None	Present¹	Present²	Present³
Deleted dates from Gregorian calendar	Mar 31, May 31, Aug 31 (3)	Mar 31, May 31, Aug 31, Dec 31 (4)	Jan 31, May 31, Jul 31, Aug 31, Oct 31 (5)	All dates after the 28th of each month (30)
New dates	Feb 30, Apr 31, Jun 31	Feb 30, Apr 31, Year Day, Leap Day	Feb 30, Jun 31, Sep 31, Leap Year Day, New Year's Day	Sol 1 to Sol 28, Year Day, Leap Day
Friday the 13^th	None	In four months	None	In all 13 months
Christmas Day	May 23	Unknown⁴	Unknown⁴	Unknown⁴
Crucifixion Day	August 17	Unknown⁵	Unknown⁵	Unknown⁶
Resurrection Day (Easter)	August 20	Unknown⁷	Unknown⁷	Unknown⁸

^{1Year Day is between Dec 30 and Jan 1, and Leap Day, between Jun 30 and Jul 1

²New Year's Day is between Dec 31 and Jan 1, and Leap Year Day, between Jun 31 and Jul 1

³Year Day is between Dec 28 and Jan 1, and Leap Day, between Jun 28 and Sol 1

⁴Christmas Day is not designated. Assumed to be Dec 25.

⁵Crucifixion Day is not designated. Assumed to be called Good Friday and is between Mar 20 and Apr 23.

⁶Crucifixion Day is not designated. Assumed to be called Good Friday and is between Mar 22 and May 1.

⁷Resurrection Day is not designated. Assumed to be called Easter and is between Mar 22 and Apr 25.

⁸Resurrection Day is not designated. Assumed to be called Easter and is between Mar 24 and May 3.

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