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	1965 CHEVELLE AUDIO (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		1965: Despite the subtle changes in the appearance of the AM radios for '65, this was an important year for the Chevelle line.
		The dial lacks the "bowtie" emblem, but the radio's basic appearance is almost exactly the same as its pushbutton counterpart.
		These radios were the only ones in the era to be produced without the traditional slide bar (am/fm switch).
	www.chevelles.com /radiotech/radiopics_65.html (323 words)

	Gary Fletcher's Radio Attic
		The radio is in extremely clean condition; the case has no cracks, chips, nothing.
		Here's a quality novelty radio from Realistic, called their Lunavox Designer Series I. Easily looks like a real microphone when on the shelf, it's made in Japan for Radio Shack, has a front chrome face and a smoky plastic see through back that shows the inner workings; displays great either way.
		One of the neater wood case/handle radios Philco made; instead of a plastic or wood bezel around the dial and speaker, this one divides them with vertical grille bars.
	radioattic.com /attic.php?sellerId=91 (1269 words)

	Pirate Memories - King Radio
		Radio Invicta was unfortunately beset with difficulties, and was taken over in February 1965.
		KING Radio began broadcasting in March 1965, with a middle of the road format, steering clear of the continuous pop output prefered by Radio Caroline and Radio London.
		KING Radio was short lived, never really grabbing listeners attention, and local businesses could not be tempted to advertise of the station known locally as the 'station on sticks'.
	homepage.ntlworld.com /copy.rite/piratememories/king.htm (473 words)

	Antique Radios; Vintage used Preowned pre-owned old tube and transistor world short wave radios. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Radio is excellent condition with currently clean battery compartment and clips (had previous minor corrosion to spring clips, but clean now).
		Radio works well with the exception of a "scratchy" volume pot that is sealed and could not be cleaned.
		Radio is in good shape with some minimal, but cleaned, past battery clip corrosion and a small chip in the back edge (see photos).
	www.oaktreeent.com /radios_televisions.htm (4193 words)

	Pirate Radio by Barry Taylor
		Although there had been a Dutch "pirate", Radio Veronica, operating since 1960, this was the first of the UK "pirates" and they were to change completely the style and sound of British radio.
		Radio Caroline was soon joined by other ships and the EBU Review in its 'International News' section started printing reports 'On the high seas'.
		On 21 January 1965, the Council of Europe adopted a convention in favour of prohibiting pirate broadcasting stations.
	www.btinternet.com /~roger.beckwith/bh/pirates/pirates.htm (876 words)

	Zenith Model 3000-1 TransOceanic Radio (1965) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		From the front, the 3000 is instantly distinguishable from 1000 by its big square nameplate on the lower left of the cover.
		This radio still has the original book, which slips into a compartment in the front cover.
		As with the 1000, its weak points are the fragile carrying handle (always carry the radio from the bottom!) and thin chrome plating, which tends to blister.
	antiqueradio.org /zen25.htm (370 words)

	KFHS Radio - Fort Hays State University
		KFHS Radio is under the sponsorship of KFHS Broadcast Council, a student based organization for those interested in the broadcast media field.
		KFHS Radio is the student radio voice of FHSU students.
		KFHS Radio is connected to the Memorial Union and uses the public address system.
	www.fhsu.edu /int/kfhsradio/aboutus.html (670 words)

	Dearth of communications foiled warning effort in 1965 Tornado outbreak - Public Affairs - NOAA - NWS
		There was no weather radio network in 1965, rather just a few transmitters that served the coast and a few population centers.
		In those days, there were few commercial radio and television stations connected to the weather wire or involved in the warning process.
		The NOAA Weather Radio network was enlarged each year as new transmitters were installed and more of the country was placed under the protective communications umbrella.
	www.weather.gov /pa/fstories/2005/0405/s11apr1965c.php (778 words)

	RADIO SYD Sweden (1965) : RadioLogoLand.com : CafePress.com
		RADIO SYD Sweden (1965) : RadioLogoLand.com : CafePress.com
		RADIO SYD Sweden 1965 - Ash Grey T-Shirt
		RADIO SYD Sweden 1965 - Organic Cotton Tee
	www.cafepress.com /radiologoland/971109 (49 words)

	Sixties City - Bringing on back the good times
		Radio 1 started with about 33 disc jockeys, or 'presenters', of which at least 17 were ex-pirates.
		Radio Luxembourg's list of disc jockeys is far too long to recite and reads like a who's who of radio broadcasting.
		He was moved to Radio 1 when it opened in 1967 and was named 'Radio Personality Of The Year' in 1968 and moved to Radio 2 in 1973.
	www.sixtiescity.com /Radio/DiscJockeys.shtm (1968 words)

	Boss Radio (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		In the final analysis, the name chosen for the format at KHJ in 1965 is not really as important as the cultural and financial impact the station had on the radio broadcasting industry.
		The name “Boss Radio” was neither trademarked nor copyrighted, so it is not surprising to find that name used by other radio stations to promote themselves in their local market.
		But, KIMN also used the imagery of “Denver’s tiger” and the name “Boss Radio” was not used in the same wall-to-wall imagery way that it was in Los Angeles at KHJ, however.
	www.bossradioforever.com /html/boss_radio.html (1553 words)

	Rock Radio Scrapbook: Airchecks 1965
		He was 90 and left behind an unmatched radio legacy and untold numbers of fans and admirers.
		In 1965, Dick Peplow was entertaining listeners in the early evening shift at CJIC in Sault Ste.
		In the fall 1965, he replaced the legendary Dave Johnson in the 7-10 p.m.
	rockradioscrapbook.ca /air1965.html (1132 words)

	1965 in radio - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Marlene Dietrich appeared in "The Child" for BBC radio.
		This article related to radio broadcasting is a stub.
		This page was last modified 18:55, 27 September 2006.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/1965_in_radio (58 words)

	The Radio London Website presents The Radio Caroline 60s Scrapbook (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		On the whole, Caroline and Radio London are daytime operations, from 6 am to 8 pm, though they have recently become occasional night birds as well.
		Radio Luxembourg, the long-established, land-based station beaming commercial radio to Britain, comes on the air at 6 pm for the evenings only.
		En route to the Mi Amigo we called at the Radio London ship, as both vessels, anchored a quarter-of-a-mile apart, share the same tender and are supplied with food by it from Holland.
	radiolondon.co.uk /caroline/scrap60/p2scrap60.html (1887 words)

	Community Radio
		Radio Disc Jockey (RDJ) was set up, originally to make tapes of music to be played in Old People's Homes, but when one of the group had a brother conscripted to fight in the Vietnam War the group changed its plans and sent taped programmes to cheer up the troops fighting in Vietnam.
		Radio UNE Campus Radio Armidale, by SRC on a closed circuit.
		Although still at an experimental level, with no proper legislation to issue legitimate public broadcasting licences (which were not to be issued until 1979, after Minister Tony Staley's famous speech on public broadcasting guidelines 5 April, 1978) the third sector of broadcasting, public/community broadcasting, was now launched.
	www.geocities.com /Hollywood/Hills/4018/cronhist.html (719 words)

	Boss Radio Forever \| www.bossradioforever.com
		I am known for having conducted face-to-face interviews with the key people responsible for the radio programming format known as Boss Radio, including the format's architect, Bill Drake.
		While many of today's oldies formats routinely mix 1960s songs with 1980s songs, for instance, the new Drake oldies format will be decidedly different in grouping songs together by their year of release.
		In Los Angeles in 1965, the Boss Radio format introduced as Bill Drake, Gene Chenault, Ron Jacobs, Robert W. Morgan, and The Real Don Steele establish themselves as rock and roll radio pioneers.
	bossradioforever.com (866 words)

	1965 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		September 6 - War of 1965: India attacks Pakistan and announces that its forces will Lahore (city of Pakistan) in an hour.
		November 9 - Northeast Blackout of 1965 : Several U.S. states and parts of Canada are hit by a series of flouts lasting up to 13 1/2 hours.
		1965 is the title of an Afghan album released in 1998.
	www.freeglossary.com /1965 (2136 words)

	RADIO CITY England (1965) : RadioLogoLand.com : CafePress.com
		RADIO CITY England 1965 - Ash Grey T-Shirt
		RADIO CITY England 1965 - Organic Cotton Tee
		RADIO CITY England 1965 - Women's Raglan Hoodie
	www.cafepress.com /radiologoland/971203 (49 words)

	Radio Pierces the Great Blackout (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		When the power died in the Northeast the evening of November 9, 1965, radio stations in the affected area either made or lost their reputations as reliable news sources in a crisis.
		WOR Radio was typical of the nonnetwork metropolitan stations partially affected by the power drop.
		With a transmitter in Carteret, New Jersey (an unaffected area), a studio in Manhattan, and a remote-control-point in the Empire State Building manned by WOR-TV engineers, the station was off the air for a quarter-hour.
	members.aol.com /jeff570/blkout65.html (1331 words)

	Amazon.com: Turn Your Radio On (1944-1965): Music: Merle Travis (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Travis was a star on West Coast radio in the 40s and 50s and this sampling is representative of his best years - great songs, spirited singing and magical guitar playing.
		This is the fourth Country Routes CD from the Travis radio archive.
		They say Merle was at his best on the radio and this selection certainly supports that view.
	www.amazon.com /Turn-Radio-1944-1965-Merle-Travis/dp/B000007RZZ (612 words)

	Inventor of the Week: Archive
		By 1914, he had laid the foundations for all subsequent radio control, by incorporating a gyroscope into the receiving system of a "ghost ship" that he piloted around Gloucester Bay.
		He was a pioneer in frequency modulation (FM) broadcasting, invented the single-dial radio tuner, and licensed a patent in telephone amplification to Bell Telephone.
		During the Second World War, Hammond's major invention was a variable-pitch propeller, which maximized efficiency by automatically adapting to the conditions of the water through which it was running.
	web.mit.edu /invent/iow/hammond.html (453 words)

	Decoding Ford Radios and 8-Tracks
		Some of the vehicle model codes listed for the final position are merely inferred -- I have not seen radios with all of these, however the coding closely parallels that of part numbers, so refer to that for "educated guesses" if you run across a code not listed here.
		The radio's serial number related to the vehicle's consecutive unit number only in the fact that since most cars -- about 80-85% -- were purchased with radios, the numbers tended to be close.
		Ford purchased pioneering radio manufacturer Philco on December 11, 1961, and in 1963 merged in the "Aeronutronic Ford Corporation," acquired by Ford in 1956.
	www.hammar.dyndns.org /~djhamma/radio.htm (1190 words)

	WCAM Radio in 1965 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		However, later that same year in September of 1965, KYW started its all news format and the NBC programming went to WCAM in Camden, NJ.
		At that time, NBC was still doing their weekend Monitor programming which was a sort of MOR music format with stories and news mixed in.
		During the week, it was NBC Radio News on the Hour at the top of each hour.
	www.angelfire.com /tv2/broadcastpioneers/wcam121265.html (166 words)

	McIntosh Model MR71 FM Tuner (1965) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		This model MR71 was manufactured in 1965 and it still ranks among the highest-rated FM tuners of all time.
		Here is the description from the 1965 Lafayette Radio Electronics catalog:
		Magnificently engineered by McIntosh to bring you outstanding of FM monophonic and FM multiplex stereophonic broadcasts.
	antiqueradio.org /mcintosh01.htm (207 words)

	QSL SHORTWAVE CARDS
		Radio Budapest, Hungary 7.305 MHz 0300 Aug. 1, 1965
		Radio Free Europe 7.145 MHz 0245 Nov. 27, 1965
		Radio Bucaresti, Romania 5.99 MHz 2245 Jan. 11, 1965
	www.garlinger.com /QSL/qsl.html (277 words)

	LicensePlatesUSA.com - COLORADO (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		COLORADO 1963 COLORADO RADIO CAR 8.5'' by 4.5'' (USED BY THE PRESS)--CO13
		COLORADO 1964 COLORADO RADIO CAR 8.5'' by 4.5'' (USED BY THE PRESS)--CO12
		COLORADO 1965 COLORADO RADIO CAR 8.5'' by 4.5'' (USED BY THE PRESS)--CO11
	gallery.bcentral.com /GID4443850DD18850-COLORADO.aspx?page=1 (98 words)

	IET Labs, Inc., Genrad Products - In the Genrad Tradition
		IET Labs is proud to continue to produce and support the metrology related products manufactured since 1915 by General Radio (Genrad).
		For a historical perspective, consider reading "A History of the General Radio Company: 1915-1965" written by Arthur E. Thiessen (.PDF Format, ~ 1.4MB) or read a wonderful speech given by Donald Sinclare in 1965 about General Radio.
		JPEG images of issues of the General Radio Experimenter from 1926 to 1970, as well as many other documents, are available on CD's.
	www.ietlabs.com /Genrad/index.html (226 words)

	WLCO AM 1240
		Barringer hired Harold McWhorter, a former radio station owner and program syndicator from WV who lived nearby in retirement (I think).
		Barringer's death; he was quite old when I worked there, having retired from the fuel oil business in North Carolina at the time he bought the station in 1965.
		The tower was down in a deep depression amidst thick trees behind the station; at night we could barely be heard beyond the city limits.
	www.cflradio.net /1240_WLCO_AM.htm (853 words)

	Append 2 Releases - Most of 1965 in gorgeous FM sound
		January 13, 1965 A Dot in the Eye of Buddha
		August 02, 1965 Shepherd in the Lion’s Den
		Aug 05, 1965 The Bear and the Cadillac
	www.oldtimeradio.com /shepcat/cat3.html (1141 words)

	G1965
		I became serious about obtaining an amateur radio license in 1965.
		Wade McKay, WA4TFI (SK), and others of the Delta Radio Club of Whitehaven, Tennessee, got me back involved without much lost time.
		In recent years, I have assembled the station I always wanted from gear available around 1965.
	www.n4mw.com /g1965.htm (201 words)

	1965 Watts Riots Police Radio Calls
		On Wednesday August 11, 1965 rioting broke out in the Watts area of Los Angeles, following the arrest of a suspected drunk driver by California Highway Patrol officers.
		It was fortunate timing to make the recording, as later that night LAPD made a quick switchover to the VHF band for the dispatchers; the move had already been in the planning stages for a while, but the likelihood of rioters using "police calls" for their advantage prompted LAPD to make the switch that night.
		Another complication was that units coming in from divisions in the San Fernando Valley had quite a bit of trouble communicating with the dispatchers on their "Valley" frequency (2366 kcs).
	harrymarnell.com /1965.htm (476 words)

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