INDEX TO VOLUME 20 OF THE JOURNAL OF THE ASSOCIATION OF LUNAR AND PLANETARY OBSERVERS

(The Strolling Astronomer)

by Michael Mattei

PUBLICATION DATA

Issue Number 1-2, January - February, 1966....pages 1-36 3-4, March - April, 1966...... 37-72 5-6, May - June, 1966...... 73-108 7-8, July - August, 1966...... 109-144 9-10, September - October, 1966.... 145-180 11-12, November - December, 1966.... 181-216

AUTHOR INDEX

Pages Abbey, Leonard B. Observing Uranus in 1967 44-45 Ashbrook, Joseph Comment on a Lunar Halo 6 A Working List of Steep Places on the 37-42 Bartlett, James C. : The Violet Glare 20-28 Twenty Years of the A.L.P.O., An Appreciation 109-110 Baum, Richard M. Transient Lunar Phenomena: Some Obscure Nineteenth Century Accounts 155-158 Bortle, John E. Ikeya-Seki, East 64-65 Brasch, Klaus R. Report on the 1964-65 Apparition of Mars, Part I 12-18 , Winifred S and Gilheany, John J. Observational Results of the First One and One-Half Years of The Moon Blink Projects 145-155 Cave, T.R. Jr. Venus Near Inferior Conjunction 119-120 , R. A Personal Look at the A.L.P.O. With Some Modest Suggestions 112-116 Chapman, Clark R., Cruikshank, Dale P. and Hartmann, William K. Visual Observations of an Occultation of BD -19 5925 by Saturn 76-78 Cox, Robert E. Seventeenth Annual Meeting of the Mid-States Region of the Astronomical League 137-138 140-141 Cragg, Thomas A. Rotation Periods of Spots on Saturn Near Latitude 60 North in 1960 122-124 Cross, Eugene W. A Coloration Phenomenon in Theophilus 192-193 Cruikshank, Dale P. Planetological Fragments - 5,6,7 19-20 101-103 195-197 Aims of the Venus Section in 1967 45-46 Cruikshank, Dale P. and Hartmann, William K. Index to Volume 19 (1965) of the Strolling Astronomer 53-58 Dart, Laren Simplified Selenographic Colongitude Tables 161-163

Delano, Kenneth J. Mersenius, A Major Crater of Plutonic Origin 61-63 The Observation of Lunar Domes 78-80,81 Goodman, Joel W. Reflections on Amateur Lunar and Planetary Observational Astronomy and the Role of the A.L.P.O. 110-111

Haas, Walter H. The Association of Lunar and Planetary Observers, 1947-1967 116-118 Latitudes on Saturn: A Note on Comparing Methods 133-135 Lunar and Planetary Prospects: January - February, 1967 34-36 Lunar, Planetary, and Comet Prospects: March-May, 1967 69-70 Tables for Computing Jovian Longitudes 65-68 Hedervari, Peter A Suggestion Concerning the Continuous Observation of Lunar Transient Phenomena 178-179 Hodgson, Richard G. Mercury: Research Projects for the Small Observatory 7-8 Mercury During the Total Solar Eclipse of 1970 March 7 200 A Postscript on Schiaparelli's Influence 75-76 Recent Studies of the Rotation on Mercury 73-75 Krumm, Walter J. A new Discipline for A.L.P.O., The Lunar Cloud Section 124-127 Mackal, Paul K. Future Jupiter Prospects 43-44 Why Does Jupiter's Equatorial Zone Darken? 188-192 Milon, Dennis A.L.P.O. Comets Section Report: Periodic Comet Tuttle 1967a 193-194 A.L.P.O. Comets Section News, Fall 1967 161,164 Comet Ikeya-Everhart 1966d 194-197 Comet Mitchell-Jones-Gerber 1967f 128-129 Comet Observing 200-209 The Magnitude of Comet Ikeya-Seki 1965f 165-173 New Comet Ikeya-Seki 1967n 209-211 Olivarez, Jose Linne as a 99-101 Podanoffsky, M.S. Overlapping 90-92 Richards, Carl P. The Star Of Bethlehem 1-3 Ricker, Charles L. An Apparent Observation of Color in the Aristarchus - Herodotus Region 135-137 Lunar and Planetary Research, The Amateur Role 111-112 Lunar Transient Phenomena Selected Areas Survey 94-99 The Steep Places Program 4-5 Steep Places Program Progress Report 125-126 128 Sato, Takeshi The Nature and Origin of the Markings on the Surface of Jupiter: A Morphological Interpretation 181-188 Shartle, Stanley M. The Ellipticity of Uranus 197-200 Taylor, Gordon E. Planetary Occultations and Appulses in 1967 9-12 Vitous, Joseph Lunar and Planetary Photography - Some Random Thoughts 47,53 Wegner, Gary Some Observations of Mars in 1961, 1963, and 1965 137-139 Wend, Richard E. The Forthcoming 1967 Apparition of Mars 5-6 The Long Beach Convention of the A.L.P.O. 174-176 Westfall, John E. Additions to the A.L.P.O. Lunar Photography Library: Orbiter-I Photographs 8-11

46-52 The A.L.P.O. Paper Session at the 1967 Astronomical League Convention 158-161 An Artificial Photometer for Monitoring Brightness Variations on the Earthlit Moon 87-89 A New Contour Map of the Moon 80-87

SUBJEXT INDEX

A.L.P.O. Business Additions to the Photography Library: Orbiter-I Photographs 8-11 46-52 1967 Convention 33 Long Beach Convention 174-176 Paper Session with League 33-34 Paper Session at the 1967 Astronomical League Convention 158-161 Personal Look With Modest Suggestions 112-116 Reflections on Amateur Lunar and Planetary Observational Astronomy 110-111 Twenty Years, An Appreciation 109-110

Announcements A.L.P.O. 1967 Convention 33 A.L.P.O. Paper Session with League 33-34 A.L.P.O. Observing Manual 105 An Appeal for Book Reviews 69 Astronomical League 68 Astronomical League National Convention 212 Astronomical League National Convention at Washington, D.C. 68 Catalogue of A.L.P.O. Lunar Photograph Library 212 Concerning the A.L.P.O. Library 105 Correction to Vol. 19, Nos. 11-12 33 In Memoriam 105,142 National Convention of Astronomical League 105-106 New Address for Comets Recorder 212 New Address for Lunar Recorder Westfall 33 New Address for Mars Recorder 105 New Assistant Jupiter Recorder 142-143 New Assistant Mars Recorder 33 New Book in Library 143 New Lunar Libration Cloud Section 143 New Lunar Recorder 178 Note from the Jupiter Recorder 142 Notes from A.L.P.O. Librarian 69-69 212 Request for Lunar Dome Observations 212 Requests for Observations of Mercury 212 Seventeenth Annual Convention of Mid-States Region of the Astronomical League 137-138 140-141 Southern Astronomical Conference 1968 177 Southwestern Astronomical Conference '68 212-213 Surveyor I Lunar Surface Photographs 34 Sustaining Members and Sponsors 33,68 105,142 177,212

Book Reviews (Reviewer's name in parentheses) The American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac for the Year 1967 (William O. Roberts) 28 An Astronomical Triology (J. C. Bartlett) 58 Astronomy With Binoculars (Rodger W. Gordon) 215 Beyond The Observatory (Samuel Gordon) 174-175 1967 Celestial Calendar and Handbook (J.R. Smith) 28-29 1968 Celestial Calendar and Handbook (J. Russell Smith) 173 Der Sternenhimmel 1968 (William E. Shawcross) 213 Getting Acquainted with Comets (W. Scott Obreza) 213-214 Handbook of the Physical Properties of the Planet Jupiter (Rodger W. Gordon) 214-215 Intelligent Life in the Universe (Joel W. Goodman) 92-93 Mariner IV to Mars (Rodger W. Gordon) 59-60 The Moon, A Fundamental Survey (William O. Roberts) 60 Names of the Plough; The Names of Orion and its Stars; and The Names of the Minor Planets and Their Meanings (James C. Bartlett) 58-59 Neighbors of the Earth (William O. Roberts) 93-94 Starlight Nights: The Adventures of a Star-Gazer (Willard Kelsey) 130-132 Solar Radio Astronomy (Dale P. Cruikshank) 58 The Structure and Evolution of Galaxies (Clark R. Chapman) 132 The Sun and the Amateur Astronomer (Rodger W. Gordon) 133 The Telescope Handbook and Star Atlas (Willard Kelsey) 129-130

Comets Comet Observing 200-209 Ikeya-Everhart 1966d 194-197 Ikeya-Seki, East 64-65 Magnitude of Comet Ikeya-Seki 1965f 165-173 Mitchell-Jones-Gerber 1967f 128-129 New Comet Ikeya-Seki 1967n 209-211 Section News, Fall 1967 161,164 Section Report: Periodic Comet Tuttle 1967a 193-194

Conventions (See also A.L.P.O.) A.L.P.O. 1967 Convention 33 Astronomical League National Convention 212 Astronomical League National Convention at Washington, D.C. 68 1967 Convention 33 Long Beach Convention 174-176 Paper Session with League 33-34 Paper Session at the 1967 Astronomical League Convention 158-161 National Convention of Astronomical League 105-106 Seventeenth Annual Convention of Mid-States Region of the Astronomical League 137-138 140-141 In Memoriam Clive Chapman 142 Kazuyoshi Komoda 142 S. Walsom 105

Jupiter (See also "Satellites") Future Jupiter Prospects 43-44 Major S.E.B. Disturbance 120-122 Nature and Origin of the Markings on the Surface of Jupiter 181-188 Tables for Computing Jovian Longitudes 65-68 Why Does Jupiter's Equatorial Zone Darken? 188-192

Lunar New Discipline, The Lunar Libration Cloud Section 124-127 Overlapping Lunar Craters 90-92 Steep Places Program Progress Report 125-126 128 The Steep Places Program 4-5

Lunar Craters - Features - and Regions Aristarchus: The Violet Glare 20-28 Coloration Phenomenon in Theophilus 192-193 Comment on a Lunar Halo 6 Linne as a Lunar Dome 99-101 Observation of Color in the Aristarchus - Herodotus Region 135-137 Observation of Lunar Domes 78-80 81

Lunar Transient Phenomena Lunar Transient Phenomena Selected Areas Survey 94-99 Some Obscure Nineteenth Century Accounts 155-158 Suggestion Concerning the Continuous Observation of Lunar Transient Phenomena 178-179

Mars Forthcoming 1967 Apparition 5-6 Report on the 1964-65 Apparition, Part I 12-18 Some Observations in 1961, 1963, and 1965 137-139 New Address for Recorder 105 New Assistant Recorder 33

Mercury Mercury During the Total Solar Eclipse of 1970 March 7 200 Research Projects for the Small Observatory 7-8 Recent Studies of the Rotation 73-75

Moon Artificial-Star Photometer for Monitoring Brightness Variations on the Earthlit Moon 87-89 New Contour Map 80-87 Results of the First One and One-Half Years of The Moon Blink 145-155 Working List of Steep Places on the Moon 37-42

Observations and Comments Dome West of Kies 71 Drawing of Saturn 36 Leonid Meteor Radiant from Photographs 72 Lunar Haloes 71-72 Possible Lunar Transient Seen in the Southwest Rim Craterlet of Aristarchus 179 Remarkable 1966 Leonid Meteor Shower 29-33 Saturn 72 Recent Observations of Jupiter 103-104 Suggested Favorable Dates for Lunar Transient Phenomena 179-180 Total Lunar Eclipse of October 18, 1967 180 Two Tardy Announcements 71

Occultations Visual Observations of an Occultation of BD -19 5925 by Saturn 76-78 Planetary Occultations and Appulses in 1967 9-12

Planets, Remote (Uranus, Neptune, Pluto) Ellipticity of Uranus 197-200 Observing Uranus in 1967 44-45

Saturn Rotation Periods of Spots Near Latitude 60 North in 1960 122-124 Visual Observations of an Occultation of BD -19 5925 by Saturn 76-78

Solar System Events Lunar and Planetary Prospects, June-August, 1967 106-108 October - November, 1967 143-144 March - May, 1968 215-216

Venus Aims of Venus Section in 1967 45-46 Near Inferior Conjunction 119-120