1965

No. 103 February 1965

Cover	APT readout station - Laverton (photo)
794	Lidar - a new met. tool
795	Forecasts for aerial spraying
796	Visit by French carrier Mets.
797	Solar radiation conference
798	Observers beware !
799	Extension of 'Weather News' readership
800	Students sort out research projects
801	Dr Loewe at library
802	Radio Fax reception - Pt. Moresby, Lae
803	More about the drought
804	Early observations in Tasmania
805	Mixed bag of weather
806	New station at Wilkes
807	News in brief - Bureau to give evidence; Exam achievements; Wedding bells - Armstrong-Whitby; Walter Mackinley departs IAAC; IAAC in Russia; Visits to C.O. - Dr J. Black, Wilf Warren, John McGann; Back to the Army - Smalley

No. 104 March 1965

808	World Met. Day 1965
809	DIR welcomes trainees
810	Interest in radiosonde
811	PMA reports traffic jam
812	Science triumphs over frogs, lizards
813	Amateurs build satellite
814	Early met. records, NSW
815	G. Trefry leaves Woomera
816	Appointment of ADR
817	Visit by top US official - M.J. Rubin
818	Harkness fellowship award - A.F. Rainbird
819	Our fax received in Argentina
820	Rainfall on Mt. Bartle Frere
821	Humour in correspondence
822	B.M.R. Physicists join us
823	Honour for Walter Dwyer
824	Personnel movements
825	News in brief - IP's visit to Perth; ADM's son engaged; Mr Zhdanov returning home; DIR's new secretary; Greetings from Russia; Visits to CO - Alan Holmes, Terry Piggott
826	Obituary - Alfred Milward
827	New Co-op flats plan

No. 105 April 1965

828	Weather officers - 25 years ago
829	Record phone inquiries
830	Record number of trainees
831	Cadet Mets. exam results
832	The unkindest cut
833	Visit by Indian Met.
834	Central Training's Cricket Match
835	Hot day at Mandora
836	Wedding bells in Canberra - Margaret Amos
837	Thanks from Qantas
838	Forecasts for Gemini project
839	News in brief - Nell Anderson settling in; Cloud Seeding talks; Standards Assn. seek information; Soldiering on; Visit to Brisbane; Dirs. in Canberra; Norfolk Island inspection; Visits to CO - Dr Clark, Max Pross; 'Shorty' back in Melbourne; Dry start for '65; DIR's secretary married; W.M.O. Day celebrated; IPL visit to Perth; 'Chute' recovery unsuccessful; Forecasts for Lake Burley Griffin

No. 106 May 1965

840	Dr Tucker arrives this month
841	Reorganisation at CO
842	Max Cassidy heads computer body
843	Suggestion awards - Miss Phillips, J. Fitzpatrick, R. Bullock
844	Barbara Maher goes overseas
845	World Met. Day celebrated
846	Radar goes bird watching
847	Social club annual meeting
848	On Safari - Yeomans
849	Follow the leader
850	Road weather alerts in Sydney
851	DIR for WMO meeting
852	Bureau issues computer specifications
853	Visit by Thai D.G.
854	Basketball team formed
855	Fred Leake retires
856	Ball plans announced
857	Sydney Royal Easter Show
858	PR tour of NW Tasmania
859	Drought critical in NSW
860	Successful field day
861	New PMA for Sydney
862	News in brief - USWB budget; Mick Doyle's False Alarm; Henry Phillpot returns; Norma is back; CO staff arrangements; Departures from Co-op Studies

No. 107 June 1965

863	Enderby Land survey
864	Thanks from Dr Law
865	Anti-cancer appeal
866	Instrument display consoles
867	Service for offshore drilling
868	Praise for Hibal forecasts
869	Appreciative references - John Holland, Commissioner of Police (V), G.E. Gill
870	Retiring Minister's thanks
871	Computer anecdotes
872	Radar film impressive
873	Ex DIR visits Honiara
874	Co-operation between Bureau and DCA
875	Visit by Japanese radar men
876	Humour at showtime
877	Snakes alive
878	Squash night was successful
879	Fire weather service in NT
880	WMO panel of experts for the IHD
881	News in brief - PMA Sydney; Dr Loewe a grandfather; Climate details go to gaol; Obs radio course finishes; Posted to Butterworth; Engaged on 21st birthday - Cullinan; Returning to States - Wilhelm; Interest in computer specs.; Publicity for ADR appointment; New job for Doc Hogan - nearly; US sets up ESSA; Ball tickets available; Social club functions; Thanks from US on Hibal

No. 108 July 1965

882	Mr Kingsland goes overseas
883	Maintenance trip to Ashmore Island
884	Successful lecture on ground water
885	First junior observers graduate
886	Observer is 85 and still on the job
887	Visit by Plessey Radar executive
888	402 mc/s radiosonde
889	Weather extremes in Antarctica
890	Meeting of RMO's
891	Instant tables
892	Retirement of Assistant Secretary
893	WMO meeting in Geneva
894	Talks on fire weather
895	Opening of NT RO
896	Reception for Tuckers
897	Visits to CO - G. Atkins, Bob Dingle, Tom Fleming
898	Administrator's interest in met.
899	News in brief - New Social Club treasurer; John Ryan joins Obs. Branch; Road weather alerts for Perth; Ball date changed; ABC rural officers' conference; Diplomas awarded

No. 109 August 1965

900	Opening of Darwin Office
901	Dr Tucker visits Darwin
902	Social round for DIR ADR
903	Statistical summary 1964-5 - Cost of met. service
904	Staff employed
905	New services for aviation
906	New forecasting and information services
907	New general services from RO
908	Projects published
909	Flight, area and terminal forecasts
910	Ship reports
911	Suggestions received
912	News in brief - DIR on University of the Air; Editor's Note; Death of long-time observer - Rex; Airep confirms radiosonde trace; Newcomer to Met. Physics; Dr Priestley back home

No. 110 September 1965

913	Annual ball
914	Use of ADP equipment in CO
915	Computer to process synoptic messages
916	Rainmaking a 'waste of money'
917	Reopening of Balladonia station
918	Bill Yeoman's African journey
919	Opening of Albany met. office
920	Excellence awards for ships
921	Hydrology symposium
922	US visit for Mr Clarke
923	Work begins on new Hobart office
924	IMO prize to Dr Pettersen
925	Overseas visits: Retallack, Southern, O'Mahony, Maine, Maher, Holmes, Henderson, Court, West, Rainbird
926	Forecasting course in Philippines
927	Antarctic personnel - 1966
928	Personnel movements
929	News in brief - Tony Powell to Co-op Studies; Forest officers conference; Fire Mets.; Neil Picken engaged; Display case at Darwin PO; DIR trip to north-west; On Course; Talks on Jacmas; Names for cyclones; Japanese scientist for Mawson

No. 111 October 1965

930	Royal Melb. Show display
931	Weather jingle
932	Big blow at Macquarie
933	ANZAAS conference, Hobart
934	IIOE Symposium, Bombay
935	The rain that didn't
936	Congratulations to new Gov. Gen.
937	NASA will toss up TOS
938	Conference with press, radio and TV
939	RD's Conference
940	OIC's Conference
941	News in brief - Ball photos; UN fellowship (Krishnan); CAAP FEllows, Mensah and Mahyi; Thanks from Canada; ADR gets about; Jack Maher says Hello; Directors retire (Simmers and Sutton); Congrats. to Rex

No. 112 November 1965

942	Careers night - Mt. Gambier
943	Bernie Newman passes on
944	Warren Knapp joins IAAC
945	Application of science and development
946	Dr Ras steps down (Also letter from Dr Simmers)
947	Press, Radio and TV conference
948	RD's conference
949	Lakes Entrance climate station
950	Successful 'look-see' at computers
951	Suggestion awards (Ryan, Barrett, Lusby and Baird)
952	Bill Golder retires
953	Ghost balloon project
954	Closure of Corop rainfall station
955	Rain, rain, go away
956	Used many modes of transport
957	Installation of new equipment - BSIP
958	Impressions of the Solomons
959	Some 'characters' met
960	Service for jump championships
961	Victory at cricket
962	News in Brief - Talk to ABC rural officers; With CSIRO met physics (Businger); Record wind at Hobart; Tour of WA (J.S.Maher); Wedding bells for Ellen and Bob (Falconer); Visit to CO (Bruce Mason); Police VC for Neil McRae's brother

No. 113 December 1965

963	'Ding Night'
964	Australians in US
965	John Maher's walkabout
966	Presentation to skippers
967	Old bulletin turns up
968	Royal Hobart Show display
969	Appreciative references
970	Jet really moved
971	Well done Bob McElwee
972	Cold snap hits Tasmania
973	Letter from Mrs Newman
974	Met Symposium, Suva
975	Analyses of upper winds
976	Geneva meeting on WWW
977	Staff movements
978	News in brief - Display at Amberley; Thanks from Indian D-G; Barry Holt wed; Message from Prof. Bleeker; Work on Wind Loading on structures; Fax for Alice Springs; Junior Obs now an adult; Radio obs from UK; Ghost signals well received; Back on dry land; Research group meeting; Opening of Broome Office; Visit to CO - O'Brien

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