- Hoyle/Box 152/1/1
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- 1 July 2009
Part of Papers of Sir Fred Hoyle
Print out of email from Elizabeth Butler to Katie Birkwood with the names of people appearing in three photographs.
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Archival description- Hoyle/Box 39/3/3
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- 2 Apr 2009
Part of Papers of Sir Fred Hoyle
Preservation copy of 39/3/2 made by KIB, 2 Apr. 2009.
A series of 6 or 7 talks delivered to audiences between 15 and 18
- Hoyle/Box 12/5/5
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- 21 May 2008
Part of Papers of Sir Fred Hoyle
Preservation copy of photocopies of autograph manuscripts 12/5/1-12/5/4
ALS from Sir Bernard Ingham to Joan Hoyle 2005.
- Hoyle/Box 126/11/1
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- 13 Oct 2005–18 Dec 2005
Part of Papers of Sir Fred Hoyle
Thanks for letter from Joan H about his book 'Yorkshire Greats' which includes FH. With article from The Telegraph and Argus about the book.
- Hoyle/Box 6/18/1
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- 29 Sep 2005
Part of Papers of Sir Fred Hoyle
Congratulates Mitton on his life of FH. Has experienced first-hand the tensions between (some) theoretical astronomers and observer-cum-astronomers as are described in Mitton's book. It is not confined to Cambridge, but is a British phenomenon. He attended the first Lunar Sciences Conference in Houston in Jan. 1970, at which FH was the after-dinner speaker. He encloses a transcript of FH's talk. See 6/18/2
- Hoyle/Box 126/2/2
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- 24 Jul 2005
Part of Papers of Sir Fred Hoyle
Photocopy of The Observer
Review by Michael Hickling of 'Fred Hoyle: a Life in Science' by Simon Mitton .
- Hoyle/Box 126/2/1
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- 2 Jul 2005
Part of Papers of Sir Fred Hoyle
Extracted from Yorkshire Post Magazine
- Hoyle/Box 124/4/2
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- 24 Jun 2002–26 Jun 2002 (Conference dates)
Part of Papers of Sir Fred Hoyle
Booklet with programme, list of speakers and other notes for a conference at Cardiff University celebrating FH's contributions to science
- Hoyle/Box 124/4/1
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- 2002
Part of Papers of Sir Fred Hoyle
Obituary pages 79 - 85 by Leon Mestel with additional note by John Crook
TLS from Andrew McKie, obituaries editor, The Daily Telegraph to Ms Jacqueline Butler
- Hoyle/Box 124/1/1
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- 28 Sep 2001
Part of Papers of Sir Fred Hoyle
Reply to her observation that the obituary of FH was 'little more than a thinly disguised attack'. AM is an admirer of FH work and the obituary was an attempt to balance competeing claims.
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