1960

GA 1960 Programme

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Ann. Mtg. 1960

This Annual Meeting plus special two-day meeting was referred to as The General Assembly and "At Home."  Unlike the earlier 1959 gathering and those held in subsequent years, it was split into two seperate events (in March and April) held in two cities, Toronto and Montreal.

  • Announcment
  • Information for members
  • Program
  • Map of Montreal
  • Information on Accomodation
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GA 1960 Audio

1960 June 6

Jack—

This is Earl Milton's tape report on observing on a National Scale. It has not been heard by anyone in Toronto.

RJN

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GA Guest Book 1960-63

Guest book for:

  • 1960 General Assembly
  • 1961 Annual Meeting
  • 1963 General Assembly

 

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Letter 19600626

This is a transcription of the letter:

IKW June 26 [1960]

Dear Ruth,

Here are the prints you selected from our Annual Meeting collection. I relied on the list of numbers Mr. MacLennan gave me and hope I haven't made any mistakes. Also enclosed is [a] duplicate of a slide of Dr. McKellar, taken by Constantine [Papacosmos], which we thought was exceptionally good.

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19600309 Fidler

1960 Mar 9: Letter from Marie Fidler to G. Bakos

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19600301 Bakos

1960 Mar 1: Letter from G. Bakos to J.E. Kennedy

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CAS Letter

THE CANADIAN ASTRONAUTICAL SOCIETY
YOUR REF:                     OUR REF: 3213
DOWNSVIEW ==== ONTARIO
CANADA

December 20th. 1960.

The Royal Astronomical Society of Canada,
Headquarters,
252 College Street,
Toronto, pntario.

Attention: Mr. Broadfoct.

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CAS Letter

THE CANADIAN ASTRONAUTICAL SOCIETY DOWNSVIEW, ONTARIO CANADA November 8, 1960. Mr. R.R. Broadfoot, 763 Mount Pleasant Rd., Toronto 7. Dear Mr. Broadfoot: In response to your request, enclosed is a copy of a map showing the location of the de Havilland Cafeteria, in which our joint meeting of the 29th November is to be held. Dr. D.C. Rose, the speaker, is chairman of the Associate Committee for Space Research, and is particularly well known for his interest in cosmic ray physics. Dr. Rose is with the Division of Pure Physics, National Research Council, Ottawa. C.A.S.

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