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The FBI's 62-HQ-83894 case file includes investigative records, eyewitness testimonies, and public reports concerning Unidentified Flying Objects and flying discs documented between June 1947 and July 1968. The records include high-profile incident accounts, photographic evidence from sites like Oak Ridge, TN, and technical proposals regarding potential propulsion systems. Additional topics include convention programs, researcher accounts, and extensive media coverage from the period. This file is partially posted on FBI vault with more redactions and some pages missing. Included here is the complete case file with several newly declassified pages and only minor redactions.
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Dear Mrs< Dow:
Your letter of August 31st, with enclosures,
has been received and I appreciate the interest which prompted
you to write.
In response to your inquiry, this Bureau is
strictly an investigative agency of the Federal Government
and, as such, neither makes evaluations nor draws conclusions
as to the character or integrity of any organization, publication
or individual. I am sorry I cannot be of assistance to you;
however, you may be sure your communication will be made a
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August 31, 1966
J. E. Hoover, F.B.1. Director
Wash. D. C.
Dear Sir:
I amsa member of '"Nicap'" and am very much
interested in U.F.O (Fly_in__g__sil_l_xcersz s

Several weeks ago a fellow employee received a
letter (business) from Arizona with a stamp on the back (see
enclosed)

Being interested in U.F.O's I asked for the stamp
& sent $3.00 for the 12 issues of AFSCA.

Having received & read my first issue I feel it isn't
just what it appears on the surface. I can't say just why, but with
my limited idea of how communists operate it strikes me it is backed
by them.

My reason for writing this is that I consider myself
a true American, I am told my ancestors go back to a Gr Gr Gr
Grandmother who was an Indian Squaw & I'm proud of it. If, by
writing for this AFSCA Report, my name could in anyway be aligned
with the communist party, I would like to know if there is any way I
can get things straightened out.

I may be all wrong about my interpretation of this
report but I'd like to be sure since I expect I will get the other issues
as they come up. REC 9% ’ .

I will be 63 yrs old in a few days. My husband passed
away 4-30-65 I have worked as Mgr of Reins Dept for the N. H. Ins ’
Co in Manchester N. H 44 years this month

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Mrs. Levi J. Dow Very truly yours,
Goffstown (Mrs) Florence C. Dow 4, ggp 8 1960
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on display in the history of the saucer movement. Actual color movies and new still W e L e
MEET: IN PERSON, PEOPLE WHO HAVE HAD ACTUAL CONTACTS WITH SPACESHIPS 1 o @; S = s
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Yes, count me in! I don't want to miss joining with you at this important convention {:’ Ly .‘:’ g - - . N
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SPECIAL AFSCA CONVENTION MESSAGE

BRIGHT WORLD IN HANDS OF SAUCER MOVEMENT | humanity. FLYING SAUCER NEWS IN BRIEF

T b T N i e, R T GO e Make no mistake. Your government is not in the
i 's Note: This special message was White House or the Congress. IT IS IN THE PENTA-

rece§5§$t?:ofn M;ester KaleE-Li Retan (hgead of the GON, AND IN THE HEADQUARTERS OF THE VAST . NEW BOOKS NOW AVAILABLE FROM AFSCA: ac

lanet Korendor, about 400 light years distant) on "DEFENSE'"-ORIENTED INDUSTRIES. Itis THEY, (Price includes 15¢ mailing charge. California Saucers. Brochu?es are 1¢ each (this just about pays
L =y ; i i # i not the President or the Congressmen, who run the residents also add 47 sales tax.) the postage to mail them to you). Saucer post cards
May 4, 1966 via special divectional shoptawavemacio : 5 2 1. COUNCIL OF SEVEN LIGHTS by G v are 50 for $1.00
by Bob Renaud, the young electronic-technician whose United States. The facade government is merely to : 4 Y Teorge. van gdod” e ?

ymarkable story we printed 1n issues #18, 19, 20, 21, allay undue alarm or suspicion of the people. Tassel, now reprinted — $3.65. WHEN WRITING AFSCA, if you wish a personal
ifg 2a, and which will be continued in our next issue. Examine another aspect of the Asian war, the 2. THE ADVENT OF THE COSMIC VIEWPOINT by reply to a specific inquiry, please enclose a stamped,

Since Bob's initial radio contact in 1961, he has ECONOMIC side. Do you recall that, in the stock Bryant Reeve — $6.15. self-addressed envelope. No replies can otherwise
talked with the crew of a spacecraft as he watched reports just recently, the Dow-Jones average 3. FLYING SAUCERS THROUGH THE AGES by Paul be sent. General information may be obtained via
them on his special TV screen in his home — and dropped sharply BECAUSE OF A RUMOR THAT Thomas — $4. 15. our brochures and magazines. We are sorry that we
eventually met his contacts in-person; visited their NORTH VIETNAM HAD MADE A PEACE BID? Does i 4. OTHER TONGUES, OTHER FLESH by George cannot have a lengthy correspondence with all the
undersea and underground bases on our planet; was the staggering implication of this news evade you? Hunt Williamson, now reprinted — $6.10. s hundreds of persons who would like us to do so, but
taken aboard many of their spaceships; and was Stock prices suffering a heavy loss because of a 5. SECRET OF THE ANDES by Brother Philip - $4. unfo_rtunately we ha‘{e neither the time nor the staff
actually allowed to pilot two of their small scout rumor that peace might come to pass! 6. FLYING SAUCERS AND THE THREE MEN by for it — and our mail has been greatly increased in
craft — one on a short solo flight.) This thought is most distressing. Your economy Albert K. Bender — $4.15. the last few months.

relies so heavily upon war and destruction, that if it 7. FLYING SAUCERS - SERIOUS BUSINESS by SAUCER NEWS CLIPPINGS: Your response has

""Kalo (Hello), friends. We will get directly to were to stop, THE UNITED STATES ECONOMY Frank Edwards — $6. 10. been wonderful! We've received so many clippings
the point of our message to you. Frankly, we are WOULD SUFFER A MASSIVE DEPRESSION! Your 8. INCIDENT AT EXETER by John G. Fuller -$6. 10. from you he'lpful people. th::lt'we simply hadn't enough
appalled at the state of Earth at present. Despite our money system would collapse like a house of cards. 9. THE HOLLOW EARTH by Dr. Raymond Bernard, space to print all your individual names and cities.
constant warnings and even our actual intervention in Millions would be unemployed, sick, hungry and now available again in soft cover for $3.15. So we say a big and sincere fI‘HANKS toalilofyou.
some instances, the condition upon your planet grows homeless, Tremendous industrial complexes would y PAST CON¥ENTIONS & SAUCER ACTIVITIES: And pleas%do keep 'em coming! (One reminder:

—— steadily worse. close their doors. i FEBRUARY 5,6, 1966: Dr. Frank E. Stranges' 4th please DON'T writé on or near the clippings.)

One subject on everyone's lips these days is The utterly appalling fact is this: WAR IS \ Annual UFO Space and Science Convention was held at WEDDING BELLS rang on Saturday, June 4, 1966
Vietnam. From a little civil war, it has grown PROFITABLE. Highly so! Every major conflict has { the Blarney Castle Inn Annex in Los Angeles. for contactee Elary J. Willsie and Sophia Martinez
steadily and inexorably into a full scale conflict been accompanied by a strong peak in your monetary | JUNE 4,5,6, 1966: Dr. Daniel W. Fry's Man in Olivares of Mexico City. The ceremony took place
between the world's three major powers: the United prosperity. Peace has usually been economically Space Symposium took place at Dunsmuir, near Mt. at Los Angeles, California. Among those present
States, the Soviet Union, and Communist China. painful! § Shasta in Northern California. were Sophia's parents and her younger sister, all of

Many influential people have used the approach After World War 1, the nation coasted for a while | JUNE 25, 26,27, 1966: Buck Nelson's 10th Annual Mexico City; Mrs. Maud Willsie, mother of the
of patriotism and love of God and Country to twist upon the fat put on during the boom of the war years. , Spacecraft Convention was held at Buck's Mountain groom; and your editor, who was also official photog-
decent human feelings into dangerous channels of In 1929, the bottom fell out. After the Korean War, | View Ranch; Route 1, Box 236; Mountain View, Mo. rapher for the occasion. Mr. and Mrs. Willsie will
thought and action. With their charges of treason and in the 1950's came another recession. What comes BACK ISSUES of UFO INTERNATIONAL are now live in Los Angeles. Congratulations and best wishes,
sympathy with the enemy, they have aroused a good after Vietnam? No one knows, and no one wants to selling 11 issues for $3.00, while they last (issue Elary and Sophia!
portion of the populace to a state of fear, distrust, find out. The war in Vietnam is bringing an unheard- ] #11 is now out of print). There is much timeless and MEL NOEL, former Air Force Lieutenant and
and hatred of those who seek peace and love. Unfor- of degree of affluence in the United States. Why kill valuable information available in these magazines. fighter pilot, is fast becoming very well known for his
tunately, because some unconventional individuals a good thing by ending the war ? The philosopy, in OUT OF PRINT: 1. FLYING SAUCERS: TOP lectures on his amazing experiences with Flying
have been associated with the peace movement, that essence, is this: It is economically expedient to send SECRET by Major Donald E. Keyhoe is now out of Saucers while on active duty in the service. He has
entire operation has been seriously hindered. military forces to Vietnam and elsewhere in Asia in ™\ print, although it is listed in our new brochure. been speaking to capacity crowds wherever he goes.

Your government is a military puppet, a mere order to wage war, because in doing so, the United i (Some saucer books have occassionally gone out of On Thursday, June 23, 1966, the personable Mr.
parrot of the monstrosity that is the Military-Indus- States' economy is bolstered and maintained at a high print without notice.) Noel spoke to a standing-room only crowd at the
trial complex. Your senators, except for a few, are level of prosperity; human life is secondary to the 2. BACK ISSUES #6 and 11 are now out of print. We Aeronautical Sciences Building on Beverly Blvd. in
robots, speaking what they are told to say. preservation of economic well-being! still have only a few copies left of #9 which we have West Los Angeles. We hear that he is booked to

Your President is, unfortunately, a pawn of It is thus evident that, unless a drastic change is priced at $1.00 each in an effort to preserve them for speak at 57 colleges across the nation! Recently he
their needs and demands. We have contacted him made in the structure of your economy, war will serious researchers and collectors. Please do not appeared on the Louis Lomax TV Show, and has been
several times concerning the state of affairs, and he never end because the Military-Industrial complex order these items, or any other materials which we heard on many radio shows. He leaves shortly for
has said that he could do nothing to change them, for WON'T LET IT! } do not advertise. Mexico City, where he has been invited by an official
if he were to speak out against the Asian conflict, he Many of you fear Communism. Where did that / PRICE CHANGE: The price has gone up on two government group to speak. He has been promised
would be removed. This is what happened to the late fear come from, I ask you? From within yourself? ) of the better known books in the saucer field, which some interesting experiences by a local contactee
Mr. Kennedy who, in his great humanitarianism, was NO! It was brainwashed into you by the Military- we must now order from England: 1. THE SKY there, and we look forward to hearing his report on P
reluctant to sacrifice his ideals and his visions for Industrial complex. Who controls all your news PEOPLE by Brinsley le Poer Trench, was $4.65. A his return! Good work, Mel, and good luck!
the sake of the Military Industrial octopus. He paid media? The government and the advertisers. Who, It is now $5.10, postpaid. 2. ROAD IN THE SKY by SID PADRICK/ contactee from Watsonville,
the supreme penalty for his efforts in behalf of then, is in a position to dictate what shall be printed”? George Hunt Williamson, was $4.15. It is now $5. 10, Calif., who spent two hours aboard a space craft,

postpaid. California residents please add 4% tax. was recently in Los Angeles when he was guest
FLY'NG SAUCERS INTERNATIONAL "UFOI" ISSUE #23 CORRECTIONS: Page 4, line speaker at the regular monthly meeting of the Ingle-
3: the date should be April 24, 1964, instead of wood Unit of Understanding on Saturday, June 25,
ISSUE No. 24 Official Journal of the JULY, ]966 1965. On page 4, line 1 of the 7th paragraph, insert 1966. Meetings are held on the 4th Saturday of every
s o i 'later, via telepathy' after '"They told him ---." month at the Inglewood Business and Professional
Ama'gumated Flylng Sducel' CIUbS Of AmeI'ICO, |nC. SEATTLE, WASHINGTON area residents please Woman's Club; 820 Java St., Inglewood, at 8:00 P. M.
note: AFSCA Unit #25 meets every 4th Friday at the Donation is $1.00. Information: Mrs. Roberta T.
International Headquarters: 2004 N. Hoover St., Los Angeles,, Calif. 90027,U.S.A. Seattle Public Library, Room 325 at 7:30 P. M., Forrester, Program Chairman; P.O. Box 146;
GABRIEL GREEN, Editor Dedicated to under the capable direction of Mr. Leverett G. Inglewood, Calif. 90306. Phone: 677-5214. Also,
HELEN GREEN, Asst. Ed. The Physical, Spiritual, and Economic Emancipation of Man A Non-profit Organization Tallman. The meeting is free, and all who are Mr. and Mes:glieeptates., PHone: 29854743,
d i i i A & interested in the Flying Saucer subject are invited to NEW AFSCA UNITS:
FLYING SAUCERS INTERNATIONAL (6 1ssues-$3: 00. | notice v»{111 be enclosed_m.the last issue fo.r which you come to listen and to participate in the discussion. 45. AFSCA Unit #45; Everett, Washington;
Membership-$1.00) is pubhsl.med quarterly. Copyright }_1ave pa1d.' New subscriptions Vfu.ll start_wn%) the last ZIP CODES ARE IMPORTANT: If the address Ray and Jean Sebring, Co-Directors;
© 19'65 by Amalgamated Flying Saucer Clubs of issue published, unless a specific starting issue num- label on this magazine does not have your zip code 1032 S, W. 126th St.; Seattle, Wash. 98146.
America. {\11 rlgl-fts reserved. The m_formatlon ber is requested. When writing to AFSCA for a reply, number on it, please notify us as to what your num- 46. AFSCA Unit #46; Ben Blazs, Director;
presented in 'Flying Saucers International" does not enclose a stamped self'—address?d envelope. Not ber is. If you don't know your number, call your 3057 Electric; Lincoln Park, Mich. 48146.
necessarily represent the views of AFSCA. The num- responmble for magazines lost in thf: mail due to sub- Tocal Post Office and then let us know. Thanks! Several other new AFSCA Units have been formed
I_Jer afte‘r your name on the ac'ldr.ess 1ab'e1 indicates 1.:he SCrlbeI:S' fallulje to inform us of their current address- AFSCA BROCHURES AND SAUCER-PHOTO and will be listed in the next issue (#25). Persons
issue with which your subscription expires. Subscrip- |es. Prices subject to change. Payment must accompa- POST CARDS, sent to friends and acquaintances, are interested in forming AFSCA Units in their cities
tion renewals will start where the previous one ended, |ny order. Send cash, check or money orfler to: AFSCA; a good way to help spread the word about Flying should contact AFSCA Headquarters for information.
and will be acknowledged only by the new number after [ 2004 North Hoover St.; Los Angeles, California 90027.
your name on future issues. A '"Time to Renew' Phone: 662-4404. 2 15


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The Military-Industrial complex, by opinion-control We are able to increase our height while on
through the use of psycho-politics (brainwashing b Earth through a technical process related to telepor-
FLYING SAUCER NEWS IN BRIEF controlled news management). S tation. It is concerned with recording the atomic and
Consider this: In order to survive, a commer- molecular structures of our bodies, and then repro-
COMING 1966 FLYING SAUCER CONVENTIONS walking around the premises, left his blessing on the cial medium, such as a newspaper or magazine, ducing them identically on a larger scale. Differ-
I e AR . e e e Aetherius Society and its work. For further inform- requires a vast amount of advertising revenue. The ences in our internal structure are adjusted by the

JULY 8,9,10: AFSCA's 3rd National Convention, ation call 465-9652, or write to the above address. mere subscription fees will not cover the costs. computer which controls the reproducer.

Centennial Coliseum, Reno, Nev. (See details on back) DELLA LARSON, who for over a decade was the Thus, they depend for their continued existence upon Our most common skin color is a little darker

JULY 15,16,17: WAYNE AHO sponsors the guiding light and main instigator of Flying Saucer money paid by a‘?vertisers. Suppt.)se, then, t}}at the than yours, although we have skin colors which vary
Northwest's 5th Annual Interplanetary Age Conven- meetings and activities in the San Francisco Bay editor of a certa?n newspaper decides that he is as yours do all over the Earth. Usually, however,
tion. Lectures, exhibits and New Age topics. Ad- Area, passed away on October 25, 1965. She was opposed to the Vietnam policy, and says so in his we would look '"'tan'' to you. We are NOT green, blue,
vance registrations — $1.00 per day for adults, 50¢ 70 years old. She will be remembered for her paper. The advertisers simply say to the editor, or heliotrope, as has been suggested!
for students. Write to: Mrs. Lorena Vogt; 815 N,E. | energetic and enthusiastic dedication to the goals of ""Either you toe the mark and print what we want, or Concerning our language, we generally use one

110th; Seattle, Wash. Phone: Emerson 3-0956. the Flying Saucer cause, as well as for the highly we'll withdraw our advertising. ' K of two tongueg and we are fairly fan_uhar with a third.

AUGUST 6 thru 14th: DR. NEVA DELL successful annual Northern California Space Craft Such pressures are a fact of life. The newsmen On Korendor itself we speak the native language,
HUNTER'S 12th Annual Quimby Conference of Trans- Conventions which she organized for nine years. are torn between their h1ghe1: devot1_on to Truth, and Korendian. i It e sur.ular N manyiyeys t‘o yopTrown
lation. Lectures and discussions on New Age Topics, (Della, we salute you!) also to the lqwer 1e\_/e1 of t%meu‘ phy§1ca1 needs‘. 1anguage§ since it, like yours, was originally derived
including the stars, science and metaphysics. In MAX MILLER, former publisher of the now- Rather than jeopardize their sgcumty and their from Gahn.gua, one of the ty/o l}niversal tonAgExes.
lovely scenic country at a beautiful, modern motor- defunct "Saucers' magazine, and author of ""Flying futures th‘ey, of course, submit meekly to power. The other is Solex Mal, which is more familiar to
hotel. $2.50 per day, attendance. Information from: Saucers: Fact or Fiction" (now out of print), has a Their actions are fully understandable, and we do not you, since it is used by your local Solar System
Quimby Center; P.O. Box 453; Alamogordo, N. M. new role. He is now editor-publisher of '"Real" mag- hold them responsible. ¥ i planets. It is seldom heard now in our sector of

AUGUST 19, 20,21: SPACE RESEARCH, Inc.'s azine which may be found on the newstands for 50¢. We_ throw the blan:xe dlrec.tly on the Military- . space, as Galingua has replaced it almost completely.
Second Annual Convention, at the North Branch The August '66 issus devotes about half of its space to | Industrial complex which, by}ts underhande deal}ng, . Unlike your. own, however, 1.;he Korendian-
YMCA in Spokane, Washington. Scenic location near the Flying Saucer subject and will be well worth your ! threats of force, and economic pressure and retali- Galinguan speech is very rhythmic, and has few
the Spokane River. Indoor and outdoor convention investigation. 1 ation, has cfrushed the Splr}t of A.fner}can Jourxfahsm sibilant sounds, such as '"s'" or ''z''. Some of the
activities. For information, write to: Space WILBUR MILLER, one of the early resszarchers and turned it from a dynamic motivating force in sharper sounds like "'¢'' and "k'" are minimized. It is
Research Inc., No. 6815 Julia, Spokane, Wash. in the Flying Saucer Movement, pass=d away on Amer1c‘an life into a weak-willed, subservient a beautiful language which is very musical and

OCTOBER 22,23: GEORGE VAN TASSEL'S 13th March 5, 1966. He was known for his fine channel mouthpiece for the power-masters. We blame them pleasant to hear.

Annual Spacecraft Convention at Giant Rock, Calif. in contacts with several Space Beings, including Moanka for the death of journalistic freedom and individuality! _ Perhaps you would be surprised to learn that
the desert 17 miles north of Yucca Valley. Bring of Mars. He also was the co-author — with his wife, One more comment on this topic: May I say that ancient Latin was liberally taken from Galingua.
your own camping equipment and enjoy the outing. Evelyn — of the book '""We of the New Dimension." a better economic system is already known to the There are many similarities in the two languages.

OCTOBER 29, 30: 10th ANNUAL NORTHERN Although he was 2 native of Missouri he had, in leaders of the Flying Saucer Movement. It is the Even modern English has roots on other worlds!
CALIFORNIA SPACECRAFT CONVENTION, Clare- recent years, been a resident of Los Angeles and of system known as Universal Economics. As we have In concluding my message to you, may I say —
mont Hotel, Berkeley, Calif. Info: Angela Kilsby; Morongo Valley, Calif. (Good journey, Willl) said over and over before, it is the non-money people of Earth: open up your minds and your hearts
1265 Montgomery Blvd.; San Francisco, Calif.94127. HOPE TROXELL, founder of the School of economic system which MUST be applied on your to the world around you. There is so much to be

OUR NEW NAME: Our magazine, formerly Thought, now situated in Independence, Calif. (P.O. plax_let before you can start to. resolve m9st of your learx_led, so much to be d%scovered. Do'n't waste
called "UFO International, has now become "Flying Box 458), reported recently that the neighboring major problems and thus begin to estz{,bhsh a highly- precious hours anfl days in bigotry and ignorance,
Saucers International', which we feel to be a more towns of Bishop and Lone Pine had partial blackouts advanced, non-destructive state of existance on and in senseless fighting and killing. To do so is
appropriate title, since Flying Saucers are no longer during an evening channel (teltpathic) session she was Earth, such as we of more advanced planets have truly a crime against nature and humanity.
Unidentified Flying Objects as far as we are concern- having with the Space Brothers. The lights in Inde- enjoyed for so long. INVESTIGATE THIS SYSTEM At this stage where you have the very stars
ed. Flying Saucers have become a serious issue pendence went out completely for several minutes by to evaluate it for its merit — then ACT to apply it! almost in your grasp, how irrational and barbaric it
with thinking people all over the world. We believe a gradual fade-out, and then came on again in the YOUR VERY SURVIVAL AS A CIVILIZATION MAY is to spend f“'_:lle hours warring Wlth‘your brothers.
that most of the objects which have been sighted have same manner. During this time, the Space Being DEPEND UPON,IT,! 8 N As an old saying on your Wf)r!d puts it: ”{‘*5' you make
been of extraterrestrial origin, controlled by intelli- speaking through Hope said to those present: ''Be not Perhaps this is an opportune time to clarify a your bed, so shall you lie in it." The decision does
gent beings who, in form, are very much like us. afraid. We are guardians of the race. Protection few questions which have been asked about us. not seem difficult. Here are the alternatives: A
Therefore, we hope you will understand our reasons will be given to those in the area." { Do we of. Korendor work with the local planets world living in harmony, just1.ce,. security and abun-
for changing titles, and that you will continue to HAL WILCOX made a fine guest appearance on in our operations? Yes, we do cooperate W?th them dance for all, or a world continuing to reap the
enjoy reading our publication under its new banner. the Joe Pyne TV Show, April 30, 1966. Hal passed a great deal, However, out work on Earth is b1°°dY, harvests that grow f?‘om the se.eds of hatred

DR. RAYMOND BERNARD, founder of the the lie-detector test with flying colors and conducted relativelyghndependent of therlocal iplanets:pifieshiave and mistrust. If left to their own devices, the
Biosophical Society of Santa Caterina, Brazil, passed himself with dignity and fortitude, which isn't always n.nar.ly tm.rles overstepped what is considered to be the ma_]orlty‘ of mankmq \{nll.forge opv“/ard to a destiny of
away on Sept. 10, 1965. He was the author of "The easy on the Joe Pyne Show. During the test, Hal i limit of interference upheld by Venus, Mars, and destruction and annihilation, oblivious to the danger
Hollow Earth'' and several other books concerned stated that he had taken a saucer ride to visit the | other planets. This has caused a good deal of debate in their actions. They are short-sighted; they care
with the hollow earth theory. second planet from the star, Alpha Centauri. , between them and us. Each time we have pointed out little for the future.

MARIA ELLIOTT, contactee, psychic and M.I.N.D. stands for Mental Investigations of | that we of Korendor are basically pragmatic in nature. It is you New Age people, dedicated to the wel-
founder of Maria Creative Womanhood Foundation, New Dimensions, an organization recently formed by Although we do respect th? laws of self-destiny, we fare of all mankind, and having the vision and under-
was a recent guest on the Bob Grant Radio Show, and Wesley and JoNell Bateman. Their activities include feel also that where stepping in is required to prevent standing of the ways to build the better world of
the Pamela Mason TV Show. Glamorous Maria now meetings, courses and public appearances. They disaster, it is our right and our duty to do so. tomorrow, who must lead the way. You have the
has her own program every Tuesday afternoon at have demonstrated on several occassions for groups We have interfered in such places as the United future in YOUR hands, if you will but shoulder your
2:30 p.m. on KTYM radio. She may be seen in of up to 20 people, their ability to telepathically States, China, Russia, and on a large scale in . responsibilities. The Flying Saucer Movement, as
person every Wed. evening at Holland House Restau- direct the movements of visable spacecraft overhead. Vietnam. This has caused no end of consternation in you call it, belongs to you. Support it in every way
rant, 8:00 p.m. in the downstairs meeting room. Write: M.I.N.D.; 4916 Franklin Ave.; Hollywood, the local Trl.bunal of Planets. We are sympathetic to possible. Help it to grow until it is influential
An interesting program may be heard on New Age California 90027. Phone: 661-1731, their viewpoint, but we do feel that their policy is thoughout your world. Go out into the world and
Topics, and free readings are given. For more HELEN & GABRIEL GREEN contributed their limited in its capacity to achieve the desired goals. guide the misguided, find the lost, and recover the
information about Maria's appearances, classes, bit to the education of nearly 300, 000 young people to It is onx opinion that one cannot stand on the sidelines strays. We are behind you all the way. As we have
etc., phone 657-1631, or write: Dr. Maria Elliott; the saucer subject at the Teen-Age Fair, April 1 thru v and achieve any noticeable results. said many times before, we will take two steps for
1543 Sunset Plaza Drive; Los Angeles, Calif. 90069. 10 at the Hollywood Palladium, where AFSCA had a As I have said before, we hax{e infiltrated your every one that you take to help yourselves.

DR. GEORGE KING, founder of the Aetherius booth to exhibit saucer photos, show slides, and to planet. We are directly involved in Earth's life. The time has come for nations to "bury the
Society, was host at the official opening of the disseminate information. We handed out over 13,000 You might BoY th.at you have been invaded — a strong hatchet'', to clasp hands, and plunge into the future
Society's new headquarters at 6202 Afton Place; Los brochures and saucer photo post cards, and talked way of phrasing it, to be sure, but nonetheless together — in co-operation toward mutual goals.
Angeles, Calif. 90028; on March 5, 1966. After the ourselves hoarse answering questions for 12 hours factual, since we walk and work amongst you daily! Look to the heavens and realize that your destiny
program Dr. King personally escorted us around the each day. Gabriel also made over a dozen radio and We have been aske.d 3!30\{t OLLE p_hysmal appear- is not in bleak atomic desolation, but in the magnifi-
attractive quarters. He also reported that a high TV appearances and interviews during the Fair. ance. We are humanoid, indistinguishable from cent greatness that you can achieve if you will but
Space Being in physical form had visited there We also had another booth at the National yourselves, except that in our natural form we aver- work for it. Choose the right path and you will soon
recently for an hour and fifteen minutes and, after Aviation and Aerospace Exhibition at the Pan Pacific age three to fou.r feet in height. Every other dimen- qualify to join with us in our journeys amongst the

Auditorium, May 17 thru 22. Yes, we've been busy! sion is proportionately scaled, so that photographs of stars.
14 us would not reveal our origin in any way. Va i Luce (Go in Light)." Kalen-Li Retan 3


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THE WALL STREET JOURNAL The spokesman quickly adds: “We have nei- ? 1 T
2 Monday, December 13, 1965 ther received nor discovered any evidence that London, Ontario Free Press 3-26-66 Hong Kong China Mail
T — v D & E=aaaae—— the existence of intraspace mobility or .9 i st F -
. e " 7 i 1| New ‘Fireball’ Raises an open invitation to anyone who feels he pos- a c
= T S sesses any evidence of such vehicles operating
L Eany i 4, P in our atmosphere.” And he states: ‘‘No UFO
= _@"?‘%Q@ R e N\ vl An Old Questwn. Do report evaluated by the Air Force has ever| Nyise | ike Object Hovers, Rises Saucers
i L }i—"“:gi; L o F i S ers Eist? given any indication of a threat to our national J| I3
. e ™ . mg Saucer ? security.” . .
Cor e e, e 1 YIS, POGer The' Air Foree's spproacn aisurbs some|  For Two Hours East of Kettle Point
ek o S e . 2 i people, however. “The Air Force should admit i % i l I lys
T . @_; e - e g | | Californian, Who “Talks’ to Men there are natural phenomena taking place un- By JIM ETHERINGTON  UFO sightings were received ot o 1k
L WAE R . i i i g der our noses of which we know nothing,” says| ¥ree Press Sarnia Bureau  saturday night as far north 2-3-66
i . - s From the Stars, Says “Yes’; | | 1. a. Levitt, director of Fels Planetarium at the|  SARNIA — A revolving ob- as the 4ip of the “Thumb” in EOPLE in North Queens-
dgE s | Scientists Assail Air Force || |Franklin Institute in Philadelphia. He adds:| ject, sighted in the sky east Lake Huron. P land are mystified by
1 . e e 1 “The Air Force is trying to explain something| of Kettle Point last night, was : : : of
b K - . TR —_— that isn't susceptible to explanation.” watched for more than two O3 lights were reported in ] three ~separate repuris
Yo e ¢ 3 i s L By ELLIOT CARLSON Robert Risser, director of the Oklahoma Scl-| hours by about 100 persons.  L1¢, $KY over Oakland County | Flying Saucers.
e W — . wt e s Staff Reporter of THE WALL STREET JOURNAL ence and Art Foundation planetarium at Okla:| ygyrence Bressette, who op- area.  Others were - reported The first report came from_a
- *).‘,g,};’g.'rh L - T i ', i B e, They'se back. The latest was sighted a few| |homa City, belleves “the Air Force must have| orateq a store on the Kettle wegtward in the Lansing area. 27-year-old banana exower, Mt
- . = » : L o nights ago by residents and pilots in the north.| | had its star-finder upside down during Aug-| point Indian Reserve, said a g G. Pedley, who while driving a
L ke 3 e e o . e ern tier of states and Canada. They described | | Ust,” When several reparts of flying saucers| motorist brought the object:to _ Dr: J- Allen Hynek of North- | 4ractor through a neighbouring
L oy Wl . o ? A 1 cribed by the Air Force to sightings of western University, sclentific | property on his way to his own
G £ ] e ' e . || it as an orange fireball. The Air Force'at first| | Were as y the Aj ighting: his attention about 8 p.m. He itast (o ths T18.. Al R e g aotes
- % . i»‘i‘}v . Gy - . T called it an unidentified flying object, but now | | stars. “The constellations of Taurus and Orion| ggiq he looked at it through Sorouent to e ©.5. e o o,
e LR ; . 5 - e e thinks it was a meteor. Some other people| |Weren't visible at the time the Air Force said| pinoculars and could see red, ICie said phenomena scon | above the noise of the d
e z‘;;‘,% A e ’ . £ A 4 Walled: 1t fiying satiaeril the sightings were made. I think they made an | biue, green and white lights ¢ ghtexa!fr na il lotn b Suddenly  about 25  yards
B mff TR e e Y - aw A& 4 Several people say they saw the firebal] land | | erTor- flashing from the disc-shaped UEC G T S0 PO D ahead of him, a blu?gr:'y saucer
- e e Thursday night. An 1l-year-old boy in Lorain, The whole problem, says J. Allen Hyntek,| object. i sh;vgt}tc:;ﬁ l‘}wut“ e
i L s g . I o || Oto, says he watched it drop into the woods | | chairman of the department of astronomy af|  Mr. Bressette said It re- o 1o i | e Y liaeiat
' % e e v o || near his home. A woman in Elyria, Ohio, 10 | | Northwestern University and a consultant to| mained motionless for about “;{‘naw s da b e Serrific speed headed” off fn < &
L . 5 v | miles away, claims she saw it plunge info a| |the Alr Force, is that the matter should be| an hour flashing lights, then ;“ o Weector it Vin ‘south-westerly direction,
Lo EE TR e L4 J || vacant lot across the street from her home. | | studied more thoroughly. slowly began to rise. Cloud {efence Gcior Wiam Van PR
3 # 8 e o § || Others say they saw it streak into Lake Michi- “Pressures to conformity in academic cir-| cover rolled in about 10 p.m., d‘;’: : D el We 5 of fiattened reeds was found,
: s , || Ban.” Scientists and police combed a T5-acre| |cles and fear of ridicule have slowed the | sllowing only periodic sight CSized; Dr. Hynels report, e iy thout a8
. e T e . ||area near Pittsburgh atter a woman there saw | |study,” according to Robert Hall, a sociology| ings. b ot R in diameter and since then
T e e s = ) the object crash to earth “smoldering.” professor at the University of Ilinois in Chi-| uwPye never seen anything o Pronaion Was an attemp four other nests have been
9 2 = { , Despite these witnesses and search efforts, | | cago. Hia i Thia? He aatd.” e il o P O ERES AEMITRT, found close by, some of thei
PO — S ¥ } however, the thing has yet to be found. In this ““The rpossibility of life on Mars is an un-| .o i T was low — about 200 TG 3@ Ay
b e K S : 2y regard, it is like all other unidentified flying | | popular thing to consider these days,” says| . 30 feet off the ground to F|y|ng Sﬂucers During- the last eight épémths,
s objects, or UFOs, which are mysterious be-| |Frank B. Salisbury, a professor of plant Phy-{ ¢yo east. Then it slowly began s A no less tham seven different
s . cause they are seen but never found. . . | |siology at Colorado State University. At the | {5 move up” | GGII’I Propgﬁenﬁf sightings of Fiying Saucers have
i »”yi“ Wt Whatever it turns out to be—meteor, satel-| |risk of being unpopular, Mr. Salisbury told the A Brestte. sdid dE docta | been reported in the North
P N s lite part, hoax, weather oddity or man from | |fifth annual Space Conference this year that o Doyt For | | N.Y. Daily News Dispateh Queensland press.
N Mars--it appeared in a banner year Yor such | | “there may be some natural explanation of | O hAve Desn S s the || NEW YORK — The nephew of Hundreds. of sightseers - have
o b i - i| objects, which slmost disappeared from public | | these things, but a tentative possibility to be | TCH WAS SUERSIEE WER UG ([the late Dag Hammarskjold | flocked to the Horseshoe Lagodn
et A S . consciousness following & rash of reports of | |considered is that UFOs are spaceships from | C&use © . it |nas startled America’s top | in the Tully District during the
s L . : flying saucers in the mid-1950s: “We've had | |Mars.” ; object sightings In the Detrolt | jonce yriters by telling them l last few days to view the circles
o . . ~ more reports this year.than in'any year since | | Fueling the flying-sauger controversy has| % - lights. |[1e_ believes that' fying saucers | which _are partly hidden by
i i 1957, when we had more than a thousand,” says | | been the large number of reports from what Txg-voen Wwamp gas gl he ||exist and that they come from RAAF has fak
: 5 i : : . & spokesman -for Project Blue Book, the Air| |many people consider reliable witnesses—pilots | . This was not the same” 1e || o ‘spae, B Bl e
e o : | Force program set up in 1948 to evaluate re.| |with technical backgrounds. Since 1947, more| Said. “Besides there ’;“:L Knut Hammarskjold, whose b bl s st
e @ - . rts of the phenomena. than 100 private, military and commercial pilots| been any swamp gas. lights tal .
o : POt Pl around here since before the |flate uncle was secretary gener- mests ~ which - will . be
‘;v"‘«g;ﬂw"‘ L . E - Visitors From Outer Space ":"e "ep";‘ﬁd "P"‘m"gt “;"5"‘55 objects in the war.” i|al of the United Nations, spoke :nmllwﬂ, and any ““;“’“
S '_;q:,,-; i o o - ¥/ 3 Nobody ki Fat the object: he sky, according to one study. i $ it i vi- lying saucer sightings from
,53; i ~ . i1y come from, bt Uhere 1 30 1ack o inopios| | Finning down such report is ditfcult, how. | (M. Bressete said s brat- (0,8 conventon bere of fe avk | G ST Lo SuveSiated.
e s ~ - ; —or of controversy. The Amalgamated Flying | | ever. “‘Some of the boys did report things they | ef, Jeffery, also reported Tris ||tion. B 3 E
P o S i . Saucer Clubs of America, Inc., is sure the| |couldn't identify a few years ago,” says,a| ingan object over s“"““i s || Hammarskjold also suggested o |
Bl i e : et . “ o spokesman for American Airlines. '“‘But our| one stayed stationary for a i 4 b
ol ] . Ly - - ‘saucers’” come from outer space. How do | |SP that our space neighbors are 5 -
kzssf’%‘%? s ; et |43 kbl ; Y they know? The ‘“space people” .have told| [Pilots haven't made a report for years.” At tine [then Al across' 1] o d int 2 A .
L. - e A fen birkiy . Nevertheless, “we have on file a great num-| the sky at a very high speed. ||0ecoming more and more Inter- £
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ety 1}?3‘ L e S G - §§ 3 ¥ e £ ¥ Not only that, says Gabriel Green, who| |ber of reports from pilots who don't want their An officer in control opera- |(ested in what people are 4 - i
o {1 i '%,y:_ e - e Lol o f LTt ¢ heads the California group, “space pwpl’e give | |[names used but still want to tell somebody} tions at Selfridge Air Fnrce( on Farm, ; y | B e o5 )
. el *,,? "5., &73’.& o - ';}8““{: o .::*; P ¢ 25 i {}" o contactees information about life on other| |What they've seen, claims J, B. Hartantt, Jr.,| Base, Mount Clemens, Mich., .The pqsslhle existence of N .
. -&,ﬁ;%ﬁ;;ﬁ Lol e Agd Bty ke R planets and solutions to insurmountable prob- |jg| President of the Aircraft Owners and Pilots As- | said the Canadian sighting [1eighbors in space will, if con- “=W& -
B e égfgﬁ‘_?‘ . ‘;.,fm‘?z . ’,%3“4-‘»?’:&;1}#%‘ e ,4,31“*,,* 5 et BN e TR lems on our planet.”” One suggestion allegedly [[fj Sociation: And he says: “I haven't drawn any|| was the fourth reported to [firmed, create problems ‘of le- Ffb 7,. 1966
< e o o of ol A 5},,}‘.;94/,,», e made to Mr. Green in 1960 by a visit from Al- |l conclusions myself, but I think we've certainly || him last night. The other |sal, political and technical j% Los Angelés erald-Exariiner .7 7 g
e “‘% LR ey | 3 T P e T ,;ﬁtw ;";-!?‘,",',"“ R pha Centauri, a nearby star: Run for Presi- |{§l B0t & good mystery on our hands.” three were from-the Detroit lcharacteristics,” he said. ———
e e R L e : LT R e e it an'a wrlein canaidivs. (e confralgnal 2 - o . @ UN Watch For Saucers Urged |
briefly, then decided not to run.) 5 T He said no radar reports K rged |
The' National Investigations Committee on PR v had been obtained on any of |8 UNITED NATIONS, N.Y, er space is sending flying |
Aerial Phenomena ((NICAP), a private re- B o t the sightings. S| Feb. 7 (AP)—Colman Von. saucers regularly on test
search organization in Washington, doesn’t Mr, Bressette reported jet keviczky, an employe in the  flights to earth.
hold with that theory. “We reject reports of Tiaves *infhe area. at onK UN. Office of Public Infor-  He told Thant only the
Zehe beioax Lstine i et ol mcten 4110 s ; > ﬁmz‘a‘:‘e‘eg‘; e mation, proposed to Secre- United Nations.could be ex-
problems,” says a spokesman. So men from |§ 3, P - ¢ on ) EIR g | tary-General U Thant today ~pected to have sufficient
Mars are a lot of bunk? Not necessarily, says ( & (e frng . But there was no poss&hll:ty | lm{ ity T NE Uiey + sutlisity ta. eatablighi com.
,% the committee. It believes g Congressional in- Y S i angect i e wow I Nations establish a network tact or represent mankind
5 . ) vestigation would prove that UFOs “are real | i gl S # | 2R Hew, tepcriy to observe flying saucers.  in a . faceto-face meeting
- l gzyncgg oA\viecLs - . . under the control of living . ~ A Vonkeviczky, who  says With extraterrestrial visi-
i ngs.” As an afterthought, the spokesman A L l he believes someone i out-  tors. J !
L e says: “There are a tremendous riumber of ego- e . . Y —_—
st O el o J maniacs who have been able to appoint them- i o o 4 -« y
s , selves experts in this field because it's so con- | R B ey |
e fused.” P bt g e
[ g"i c“‘%% ¥r e e e . Fe One man who's not confused at all is Charles e P 4
. st A. Maney, professor emeritus of physics and | NI SI3ASEE RN SNEgNE B A R 0 5 S O L
[ : :»,41 e .tu?; bR : mathematics at Defidnce, College in Ohio. Says |, :
P e TR e the professor: “These objects are unquestion- | T ——— — e = 1986
- . R - e e ably from outer space.” He bases his reason. | " e w;ﬁ#‘i}‘fﬁ A-2  Los hngeles Heraldbraminer 8% Thursday, hpil 21, 1966
e e e R ing on the fact that the objects often interfere |=————x “ﬁ‘w‘%@@ - There Was SoMething over| There picked up “no unusu-
V . . e with local electrical circuits, indicating to him Pl IS Mount Wilson early today but| al activity” during the peri-
o with magnetic fields.” ~"~5'¥‘M“,‘~“" . = napping. An Air Force spokesman
* " S | “There’s Nothing To 1¢” *%@g‘iﬂ’k»@g‘» »ﬁb = fll  Police and newspaper | at Vandenberg said the Alr
. Such notions are scoffed at by astronomers, || e | 2> Ty switchboards were flooded | Force'’s “Project Blue
* y fowevey? “All this is imagination outside the | = H g’?ﬁ{’&«‘é—%gé’i »‘f*@?‘“"‘ with calls describing the | Book” office in Washington
¢ § 5 M R i HH e 5 f . Ty object variously asa “puff,” | was investigating.
w5 Gk " o A . realfit of science,” says Donald H. Menzel, di- i ?«,%‘, = fo @‘g J&,& S “erociek Bell™ % "6t | AD. ohecever b Mnia
g o stV bl o 'y * - 4. |Fector o the observatory at Harvard. ‘T have Hinloegs . e oval green object with a | Air Force Base near Sacra-
s e ,j At wy A o4 i - o g " Q i examined Air Force cases and discovered that || o g O 2
Yt g P e e ) b 3% " [ i | i X - Ahg long tail and a light at the | mentotheorized that the ob
' b . E . & Ty g TR A - m o, P X . UFOs all have simple explanations in terms || IR - A Mg, o LTCE end” t BAvE bedrt: gk TeE:
" & TN o g Y | gl w1 o -y w4 o , of well-known natural phenomena. There's not || . i £ \ QINGErate & It was first sighted about Jec m“’; "f;’;m Negv ade
1 1 e : W IS LT A % ! S i ?ﬂ‘ # ¥ G q,.‘« K% one cause, but hundreds. Some are quite spec- [y | B y \ (e e 4 a.m. and remained in view ld‘l’siu > tﬂm which re-
‘ # v T ;s B A 4« . . ey % tacular, such as reflections from ice crystals or || i h, H / T e i “aby 1 h flected i
b o g - petT A - . . 4 e ; : [ g =g L W p— for about half an hour. flected light.
¥ 5 b | 4 3 2 S = bright stars, searchlights on clouds or high- i i g L w2 . A similar fireball was | Sgt. David Tellotson, of
flying spider webs. But to some people the exis- L 5 . & e sighted about the same |Hollywood division, said the
) ; tence of flying saucers is a matter of religious o 1 Iad i,;,&, P time from Sacramento and | object here appearéd to be
NEW SAUCER PHOTOS: These remarkable photos of Flying Saucers were taken by Dr. Daniel W. Fry, mn;gtm;n,":de says. A Wb e ‘s - %&% | from Venderbery Alr Farce lover Griffith Fazk: “Tt wea &
) 4 ) 5 r. Menzel réads more into the Air || Yk ) Jo eV By . 1 I -
President of Understanding, Inc., of P. O. Box 76, Merlin, Oregon 97532. Your editor enlarged them Pl S fosd o A s o A THA\ ™ e c A Baée, 1:3;;:‘3%0;&&" o E:ggt nirﬂmsg}fwh,‘glohne
from the original 16mm color movie film. Spots on the photos are due to the extreme enlargement of the s,m_{uﬁo Ewpleta niudeﬂm the Air Force || WEESH A\~;_\~ , ¢ h“lndnches nnrmmg e [Eti50. v Inking,
scratches and dust spots on the film. Of special interest is the fact that the same type of craft was P ety e et el e preceding 24 hours which | The only solid fact emerg,
7 5 - N s fed,” a spokesman says. He defines this cate. 4-18-66 ‘ F. might account for the phe- |ing: A lot of people.are up at|
photographed near Merlin, Oregon in a wooded section, and again near Joshua Tree, Calif. on the desert. Fory as ‘tcohn!alnmgl :xiquis whose per!men{ ‘Report Them . . . Forget It— Hamenon "and isald Eair € s
Kenelertnoiiep s et I Have Enough Credibility Problems As It Is’ el e L R L S,


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& sosiiilte: this weekend ':L practice: telcpatin Foggpodts, || R Aol ’sﬂlng police officers 5”’“":5“ e cticers s h g hni;amumm a=r s | ﬂ’? ’E\/‘l ‘im
3 mpectal feonienion. ot 1 practice tslopathy but sl | vsucer” ing the flaming P e the ofticers said that aec i imi B : - =~ ‘ | |
= L gzcsp?cemen On‘ss r mmr'm:xm = :f : h:::l ?‘e s ::om e Je;hmh dommgéd ﬂyg;g but I s::y's{,- this sounds craz; YEAR, NO. 84 €~ esTABLISHED PE b o \ = M - i;-' ER -
Amon; of his visi asions. Th One of ly after m "W found ~ th fade: ey skies thi e Do mething i Y, B BRUARY 21, 1874 A 1 T st
5 er ey shrly anight, Wide secti at a sixfoot s into me: ey mefi b know g in the sky. + oAKLAN, 0 Sl frkeand = b iy |
gates W arly 300 dele- four fee , he said, j said th , Koos de Kl had jon of the tar: The bri; mory. was the what it is?” 9 B, €ALIFORN| 1] |3
Jnterpiagary Liavs Aty system. e e aligt mbled a giant 0 e of the hi AR A Tm e St oo hogke i Lk ‘ M Q‘ .”
Englishw anding Horse, 3 I L op. ant o was report ighway. the Wana periodically S |The call p in Pompton L: ice R e 3 {m f |
. = i £x 3= e ihe que Reservoir wi over Is came in akes. 00 | TR
e mlmeogﬁpﬁeﬂreggzr]ty youn:u;ca‘:}ary i =i Qe | ¥ide/an a‘r:l?le peibis P g e gwecd, we‘:;’mm}';’;i"rs' DARY; 9238 A MONRH A it i 5= S
r conversati rts | Batem named Wi I RALD, FRIDAY, e s K i i e e ‘ 5 |
space travel ations with an said h esley — SEPT. 17, 1 - deed) thoustny,of come. | At e S | ‘
offered t ers, a man W] met spacemel e never had BR = e e b 985 ow well th eyewitnesses. Attinled : m“s‘ :‘ :’0 \ ‘ﬁ’»
ffered to book ho | was in “ n but th: OTHER JUN e = il = = ‘. ‘ ‘ 2 Lon
sightings” ol gro vas in ““consta at he IPER BY rious terrestri o et s o = ! ; '. : ’
f flyi up|tion wi nt communic FR. JUS’ Not th: strial strs Even th  an_ explanati A e - [ NQY: §
= D = = = ‘ = B "anger. |f e police ation. Vs - 2 (e
presidential ucers pathy” 'm_through i b e S = ’ L. A‘ |
campaignin, ial candidat y” and off gh tele- | . 3 — B ) % - : -v
ning ate | gram ered | e B - ] 5 % ] - ‘ ‘ \
saucer ticket. on the flying delega?er instruction to. ’Df’h"" c o g ; Invegg;;g: B me;n;éw}n me heml: < }‘ q@é\g/@ 3
i E L ; Acrial Phenomena (NICAB) moy | The UFO was Pt : = iR 7ie
assembleSdPQCE s g:;:je"y éttirgz i:mbnl:ek i A;Q, C;‘;:fy'gg:g in UpperAlI:a)sx;a-y disl: :;vh;'eea"d. gads?gzedhr'?gm : r g -4 ‘Q\,“"ii."‘ 155 m
[ L i LA @) G L ie| Accordin et in diameter, o Sl e ‘ Py bt /7|
e iy SRR obe the. UFO s¢hting - tojodd cobding 19 obeeryies;. R b 4% \\ [/
= . - oD Ceirge Wiite, an I s of e phelin . o ) | | uros  Rash Ack 4 Wil
Yier moon landii Sd;‘ft's 150- fii‘f ther the Z;:z:tery as to - K 5553;’ of Fort Lee £ Johnlwith f:,‘ﬁ i S £t /——\ If One Shot | o dey \ / E = :?f.v;?;!%
o i = <7il men aj Az e scene 1l investi- ice, citizes ying” = g e | by Michigen doputy sherft 2 A S
wi cot PR re sz | obj of the resti-lough official: ns 5. = 4 [ NEW — e e 2 ¥
hat they report nfused by |Feady infiltrate some have al- S Njw " mounoe ek omlm‘g' : = ] _7 I'\ mysericas Thursda o ] :
= = s i NICAP. Announ B LD L st falo th perf Ll b y Man || DAY, MAY 10, 1966, SREE ey B
saucers. se in flying|iS Wh an. “The myster N 27l { impending stud; o o appearme g > | 3 ' ‘ ! ¥ : .h;
B 3 \ .5 / J impendig sy Sop e were lookis g “as if it bl . In Mai Foupence. ®] oy, arch 3 108

One deleg | a-‘l-f Z0ing £y happen?” o = NP Rl autstant nade by |spectators o a st o 3 % i Vi i = H’.: i

= = - = g ary positi a silent st: e T v e Y| = By Unied Pros | i | -l
‘rancis, Wi anne | yIn,; S - _ Nightl ion high ation- Sl 5 N 3 ditl- fisil: i R = l
= Comw p— g Saucers. =1 g 4 = <R ‘ L EOlicelss - 0a S Vigil and by making Prin Ui tnarens Aoty \ o ERLELL ;:lfi I A o] | sl Eatss wiate - S biey | Y TER
giming_of 1d mari the be- (To the Editor, S.C.M. P 5‘3—'66 B B i Y pos Siorage basin co | cal: i a e i B ) = ) 'j;:?: :
changes” for | o “ominous| nar ac .C.M. Post) °f It o\ q i e > e to maintain sin, con- ard.  sky as L SE Rt el g R =2z . 5 J
3 LT ST nEs_ M’/// A | atte ) maitaic s Doy Vigll| oy, Made se TS b= ) f [} e+ 1 2 ) : | . TS
chaitm ut the convention| dreated I o Teport wnat d ) [\ TS Ay 1o spot that . Kooy i v St | = - A i 3 : . 1 : Y
= 5 h = £ | .gﬁwﬁ# = A s grigitteli o 0a at various ade quick e . @‘ s JEE ) S “mmmk;-w., g W] SK
= 52 o LN , R ¥ o/ sk of lignt |communi s locations i Y e * S | I, e, Three
etary Vism: = 7 2 ] - £ b 1 was seen as I light |, unity: Lake s in the e v . e B LS £ R x. Maie, men | B e e sy ek
" ‘ oL B * fox ‘. lay night n as late as Th High Sche eland Regi Srd S B 2 P SRy g et i i et wer phoog
S ot s to_help solve.an Q. W ‘man ‘making sharp dij urs- it ool, the Houdai gional ond E L YR 1 A e New Pt o Sy
ot to be “angelic creatures| front L > > ’ ooress ove: the. £aoes urs. b, the overhe oudaille sand > b & 5 . TN [ = :
= g T T J Bk af A Tuesday at 6.3 po. froud Avemt e s © Rk - | S | 2l &Eﬁ-‘mm?ﬁ B ‘rflrn;f;.;a;c‘m‘i:-.»“r 1 e o
' - | : . A | & was + oom f B Caringon: 8¢ s wers s s
E s fon < = P by cipal sdents, motarats, | P | Tiours later at 2:15 en it T . s A Sl e N
elegate: - stie s . glanced , and lic morning, i :15 Wedn 5 : HE CHRISTIAN e hush this one upt® b | gEole it King e | PP B S
erally well s were gen-| peon U y a the fi up at the sk; police |y, g, it re-a] iesday 3 (gl T & SCIENCE MONTTY P s e T o e S
late men ]angg"svmed, ariicit [P e ey s These flying saucer st = 3 frst chapter of o et iﬁ‘;‘;‘g;gg e LN ot P i AIRLINER DET ONTOR | Monder, Moy 8, 1068 '«;ﬁ';”f:z‘:";;-.u.‘:i o o E‘;’E'E}.g@!ﬁmﬂﬂ
e men anc wgpal W betly pparaLive, connuo iy 2 ories - pter of an aerlallin over th r 2 - S TO! | e e S e PRSI E =
1 : o : or 1 re get Wana e reservol : Ul - s ] = wm—«m -
1]::;3 meetingend;j;,;mu any | Z’L’r“e:\'}ﬁ';";uif d'yhei:“;;r;ﬂtif?“l’e T SuLevery day?" ting more ridicu- aimﬂst cqal::ewé,'fre palic:si;‘;,"‘i‘; P Flying swamp gas? . TO CHASE U.F : 5 \‘ Ohio Police 1,‘,"@,.’1;}'25;2"'53 P | e ;::'Z‘m..":,f;';? o o T o
s of organizati y were|| ing that ti rded subje is a LT 4 of the 1,500 Test at the Svem g Toe e ke R i s = m ‘ - L
members s| izations whose | 3 €% time it has ct. Dur- 2= Lo Dam Tt foot long Ra; top s Hildae Coucy s i o vt of Mich. EAPT LT et e il R e | . - .
: cse‘ - = ' i e i ot st i, e o ise Jo _ Beckmen e Tanaea.| e I sy Hight In the Am Al s R e e eal
graphed “uni and photo: 1 Information. status of “Classi a , Polic gone at 4: e UFO sighti concludes that hallenging an '© cnec R i o Y =1 m‘ et = : . -

l | -“ | v ﬁ.d = = o et i check out & s e lights as sen and wh I¢e]| SENting s of person repor B H. Allen Hynek, sosing L § o [ od out & met bal
= an:ldemmea ot Information d’l‘he only TotcHng | g dents sa porters and resi- Willam Van Hom st e ot e o oot fa e e, o o ot Sapl sghting o “right o e e Uy . o Nort | e ngrehen " (3%, Sy
taj claimed g| Force for pu by the U. o o g dents Ak the CIAK ne 1 resi- 1 wat 0 windy o e e e e B e o i The g apparenty sy by et Ol S v it e ‘ 2 Mw.ﬂ‘lmn::m."m"f:ﬂw
tion wt-elepathic Com';: main- | reports or publication 1s pse',;o';!‘ =3 Dot “‘,va"mlue ey it whisked udﬁ'.'o,.i;;'{;xdw"ﬁ [t ey v R B e e rxm{m&nﬂ:ﬂ:;’: —— T .;‘l"hr,m:n m;k#"“:"r"’%gwrzﬂ

ith space trave unica-| Of mistaks few selected ic 8 2 night. ednesday and Ringwood R Bovon, 8 Tt ally bigh amount of Al Pore Base,which i S T2 sl o e an q_w;”‘““”“m = M‘:ﬂ‘nm:“:lﬁ{l
elers. | the rej en identity—si ases o2 e 3 Th [ ove il outy oy 1965 it had received  number *%,"G5 iy e el Force o o came from | (N 1 cemlte M Fy R . S il
NE | F port to this sich as & The ursday v e CoSy Y0y 1980 2 tpnang cuts ot o8 3 i G et | e it S Wt , = =
ARLY AL | February 1, by Dr ‘Allan Hom L S . The story of the myst . J T g b S i T s St | o |
what the; Lragreed:that ][ ruary 1, by Dr Allan 1 on K88 { o, £107 of the muystic. sky Air F T :_v.??:n,amn,“,,mh:;‘.t,:m o Tolow e 050 e S —
y called the “flyi f Flyin, Hynek: g9 The Unif without _intri or ted colered. tghta e iz three P08 over |71 d at 100 miles an Frecad T iowm e L = =
saucer mover he “flying| , Honest, si g Saucers.” 3 e sed““ed States' Al intrigue. ce UFO & B 3 Py i ey o o H RS e e =
dergoin, NaEnt was o lonest, sincere obx 3 ased a m ‘Force 1o e e T i b SR 5 o | marcn A1 Deee Nora s fom: Ty dappeaed so o e P e
Two. " delegates s | s oty et which, August e report re, ELEE fEE e B S Flying sau e =
T A el e to i o iy oo e of the Tnersaton 2 mem: s B s POy Al R = T o =i
chase radi otiating to pur- For several s tace?) { jects ¢l unidentified F1 TIntelll: SR RS o | Portiand oren pliaing ks m,,ntn‘;‘:m":§~:fb?;‘; ! . ST i S ‘
= : e Sim- = = v e o Oregon Journal | S B 2 6 e s B T i e e on show|[+ % prl]
eral flying sau theorics, Sev. | the lying Saucer  are compiled ok Precy R oYL EE inighors sy et e S | | agm s o, : S, ='E,”n’i':‘?ﬁ~\:»_? &‘.‘3;:;»:;w:,r,"""w:",:;:;; ot Al :
: = S 2 = it ws:‘ghted- the Air Fom was S s i o s adr e ot = e s e ot The o o 3 s e S s i en el ,
g s | Tub: ed Flyin SR an official heli ree said Mare He s ¢ was o ——— . 1 Deleac ‘Depart | walking i g wheh EEEERSE el :
and hundreds of books were| Sauene clobe' "ol “Americt e 9 a stron helicopter wit AR LT R R =4 B e e P LA (B = -
“Th i canvogtion ¥ |[tkes o ntemiation g0 e [ grped ol o en s e B e e T A\ ° 1 ’»v’[llfh"ttt:“‘ o b | e et FE i a2 ‘M?:“M'“MT;‘ P il
ese egisters Club partment Poee W DAILY 8| by police ce jets were ol vtched o el e - B atlted g ovcs | ety * plae g e e e, v ey Al
jouThese, pocple are et Sty Clun skl 3 L pol spotted TSR T o R R | T Bt
g le are contac ||anbs & P ek es, anl Qg 38 P OLICE CONSTA YY) Sl fiying over the Wana- FEAREEE HEC S e ucer &
% ; - Haov o AFSCA, | f BL ST 5. N ok w40 K s e ‘
I Se: S £33 ! wete 8 CA, ast n ED Experiment’ & Force "oy oo 2 “ o o sks Pro
v oung | £eke%, Californd t, Lo - ight onal Robe ment? e =T = 5 —
£ %malgz?":fegm;;dem‘?&JT:HLOT;M??& il that he o, R bt o 1d Cameron made out a e e e T 85 | (pord Say beol P g Siaicrs 2 ?‘.P P Chase
T i I port se, consci T - b i . r 01 ave ! b B d o 5 S ‘ .‘
i of Amedica! eyt i ntors- |8 B 2 wm;o?f;',‘f;on was 25 Ik;(og,ylng Sau‘,erso"stahle would b:ﬂ:,f‘ Eovecnpent :nmrime:t b8l 1 B‘w;lwr‘””m\\'* St Public yShnLu] ds~ i e o B e 1214 ]:Vhl -
—_— . We don’ 2 3 “I th saw six me on sick . e |chine.” anti-gravity B S A i G s oo, e b e o n A\ =
pie gt ased o o - wyye L thousht I was glowing obj leave wh ¥ ¥ ma- cdgs 2% Another 'UFO' ot Answers |omie = L —1 "A =
Flyin Flying = Saucers—ye earch for “We watched them for abol owing objects hover en he looked A8, yet obody Tt o e 18 Sighted B il o i g o o SEIE =
g Object o acknowledge only need o Naisfed oo anolle ng objects hovering in the dis out |0, know wha really. see s e et W A, (Bl o g 7 guss F0 ==
knowledge their pres Poli d then or, ahopk el second o povering A 1o dista o S istine: UpQ. ms L At E [ e 2 e % e ek ---lll""- i e
Sighted i Asvially we e on, oo ence. olice K = Galled my wife” he said | DB [P Scsane s was or, L T s, L mer| (2, T e e v e | b o AR T SEe
ed in lllinoi strangest UFQ's in th e of the eptB P —— efore they disap ast mene, | 15,3 ballo . Some sa e s o w2 Y s Fosrentd] T = e “.“ - | -
inois Our “Friends” who he universe. usy aterson_News e i meeq [from Mars. i T ek 1 e v i 9 e e n<--m~.~‘n.’:"- " et G ;----....:lu P T 7 |UR s
o e Er J o e ey wat Shoarer But this i men T oo, Vit o LA e = T s o b b | Dol . Koo,  rced S gy ands o s sers
y 11— belligeraj ot underst O an. 15 etk Neredtaus g ut this is stieopeed 1o ehle_Hymek oo 2 sk puted ko bor rard e SR ek | S : 5 ‘ - |
eral person: .— (UPD —Sev. their conscil nt attitud stand el"S 5, 1966 a2 coull a mile |&@ UFO not the first ti ey it svamy gas k' Eimer el Loy fioed e R e = > = - l S : :
s livi | tact IS . v am 966 b R B .18 Dot e S £ue RIS I [ = i o T Gt AREEREEES D S s
Sati ltk shusa aald the ¢ us. s effort to Sleatly oveq though 16 m |the Wan n sighted A L W % ot e o e s i e EEmmmEm W : . SELED
ere sai | _Neith con- - o glonty They were white Cl aque. Some over, o dcatng e kel cmry s, a1 g S e i s = o o w o
saw an unidenti said_they ‘—————er can’I. OCI un \d glowing. B1 it as  |Charles Capen, 18 years ago g o o e et o i A o oty B S o { - e 0
z & ‘ UFO ; y 5t i zes S o | e e et e i, o P puures 0% el om i
night. g spotted5-16-66 r . he "ottiers _wit ger than |trict e North J en- e s ot ‘om Tt s & SRR S 3 = m =
; PASADE! ed5-16 RINGWOO] the ottiers with a cup- R S i gl (B e B e SRR S T =t

The objel startled NA (AP)—Sc -66 men froi D — If the i Imps shyied . dodg: obviously said he- saw ply Commission —— g cmins. 18 e o thee ' ) e o oo f e e p».,:ﬁmﬂ...m.h.“; e g . e o Ligwr oy e
ing light’ ct had four blink residents ores of| up-c m outer space ittle] them e | others were oval,” he. usly | looked very something that i o, i T e e s — cxie i x = m:m ; - -

s, red, nk. Papers and poli called news- ounty _poli had the|comi to move on, | ~As he made ¢ e addeq. |described i similar to the e e e iy 8 e e e the dous| o B :___‘ - -

and gree . white, blue ¥hat th police after Tuesda; ce on the coming , but the pind. B nde out e : in the object ek, S P o B camg hy a0 mpuir (o e o o i
easterly, n'hl;f/ziefided iy mnvbsgegs:ﬁcgbed as hsérgd}:]%ngg slra cl;hs':.;"m:“uzly i g{ the rg;:k s?’ﬂwt:ej other lﬁi'é': m’:@;““;"l s gome F“rli mR:::e":“' pol}‘m P atmed Now l; Canada Telegram, March 28, 196 FIRST UFO si — Y Ty S +rsteing iy n
grove of tre ol over' N L g night e trouble Tel) vgaes Sounl just had to unes, Pe. Cameron 1en5  |and bright® two wet g 4% hose flyi T POTTER e e 2 Anrava o3t Rk o
es, then Gabriel over|  Throngs lgire. & couplo, ot e oL suppose 1 lens  land bright” two thing “round in o T A AEeETA D o
=T ovr 3 6 Valley 1 ongs of the cur & couple, ol theth e, |§ “suppose’ T wil ger (LY HIL 8 weeks ai g sauc - ST AN EELeERL s s
y. ‘The obj offi ast| normall o étions Fagete e y had everythi S0 i from the ac e co ers e S ol S P R e e sprplml
was seen fir: e object fficers said Haiven s Fiagsc] e % bloscilars, tele] but that ls ot w . [Board Mountai etown and me to C . : o ke o e e e e, Il 5
was’seaniitt by, o M) Bt e e e aed Wanadug o M el I | atan what  |Road, untain near Sloats 2 Canad . s = - e | = R
They ot ey e o me,.g;'gp ‘travel fast, e ;:;l Seatad : faey ol them st aitng fo seo ne] — onstible thinks Do acning 10 At (ORI (A ian skies & 3 | ‘ E w : . -
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‘Parking between my ball and the 9 GABRIEL GREEN o
veen my ball green—T'd har L, GREE! Schaefer one, and Palmes
By Harold Scarlett call THAT imtelligent lfe from another plane. Aead Sososrsr Pak, e, v
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Was Joss Christ 3 Martian? like Unde Martin on My Favorite  esos yeur o1d Mike Woods, i

e e e s B abridL artian,’ " 5418 Fuast, states that he saw
&r:!ﬂ;xt houghituly. Then he added THE SWAMP GAS IS Green sald he had never seen one 3 vy tigh objct vt whie

certainly seems plausible. of the unearthlings beside his space lights hearding north from = o

Skl vl R <. 2o ToNCHT. PR E R b3l GOLDEN GATE - B\ /by +
or ascend to the heavens if you have & - weren't a hoax — practical - joking Vi Oureh huue trea. Rl METRO
Martian levitation belt around your earthlings just putting him on? A S ¢ A B o =iy
waist and an anti-gravity beam to ’ - “Oh, T wouldn't believe just anyone  Robert & ] i Seal = y
v u 08, iallneo, 15, 19743 et AP o
e Green oxplaned. - eions [ who walked up To me nd e he Was  Groiew, hseet ot Handicap---Results A\ = FINAL
o thermors, he ald, the Martians VAN Q - 4 om Mars,” Green replied. over Cruik’s home at about ESTABLISHED FEBRUARY 21, 1874 » OAKLAND. CALIFORNIA
o Thiie & Lyt sy N N N But if you get a call from the White  8:20 p.m. Crunk said that
e trying o save the cartis people 5 ) e House and were old Presdent Else- te UFG chme rom b wst,

m =5 3 hower would meet you at a certain stoppedgfar a moment andtl 93rd YEAR, NO. 81 <&3=
Savior was : o |~ time on the corner of Hollywood and  ¥as ast séen ol entt, vy w

reen can speak with some au- Vine, and you went there, and a man Lights changing fra the coj
thority on these mafters because, he A there who looked like the President Ted to green and then ambe R R R T o
says, he met and talked with a Martian 2 ey called you by name, wouldn't you be At 9:30 p.m., sixteen-yea wx e e — | & ;
S A Tt man s e 74 galled you by name, wouldr't 3 o' ek S 10 | g || Binahamion, N. ¥, October 24, 1065 THE SUNDAY PRESS

ntauri star system. Also some > Green said he o & el rgil saw something with af . 8l
other unearthly visitors. Y < top ron o ol ok iy ] M M .
= rove himself by dis: ari # \f 7] R 7

e o o B T IO erie i in 0 | e ENCOUNTER WITH A SPACE SHIP ceem|
3 OMERTES, 1 sl he o s <\ B BEFUSTD and il me to i st ave e | serve ) 1l

8 lepathic, walk away,” Green said. “He was ona 3t the same ime on a H H
:,ﬁ;:f,":’f;,;&‘ 5¢ were eriedl balcony five floors high, and T walked "M% ; \ . 7 [ % 1
e balcony five floors high, and I walked "4 go-year-old man reported By JIM HAZELWOOD That a huge airship has As soon a5 he perceived the 2 Ob ect fiek now a ® i

A R R ol G the: Post Mas 9, 1966 y ee or four sec- o the Schaefer precinct that The so-called Unidentified been hovering over Oakland for light, he attracted the attention o l | | i
e i n wie ‘they 3 ., May 9, ;md and turned and looked back and e lad observed somothing Flying Objects (UFO's) seen the last few nights has'n the of the other passengers and all, b A | 2]

s & he was gone. There was no logical With red, yellow and green ] Sunday in Michigan by at least ‘minds of many been conclusive- i s watched [ i

e e thres 1o T Angeles, 1a - S0Ive these problems before we destroy  physical contact with crews of these  were really canals for distrbuting the  place o hiin b5 e paical  rotatng fghts at 11 om | B W peope, recall s bsare sory 1y proven. A hamber of persons U il madiise 5 §| HIASDALE, Mk (UPDoA] il X
the head saucerer — the president — Ourselves. craft. short water supply from their polar preiialaeia & alcony.  Stowart Hall, 8549 Abbington, which appeared in The Tribune whose integrity is unquestiona- made its way through the skies. f|county civl defense direclor) s 1l
e it s g owcer  Green sa1d he is trying t0 do his _Green sad he has sighted 85 (o 100 e o Bion g, Grcen Delleves the spacemen are un-  saw the objet aea s bome, 1 gears g0 ble have seen the strange navi- 1t was high in the heavens. [ |and 87 coeds said today """Y‘ - aped, ra )
Clubs of America. I e T road that spacecraft around Los Angeles over moons are really artificial satelltes loubtedly friendly, just as they profess stating that it was visible for e date Was Nov. 25, 1895, gator of the air and this num- 1t appeared 1o be of huge size. IFaletlie e e | il

Not being too telepathic, we just message. e ot has et “helf o dooen Just ke the Russian astronomers have  ostoych i murte 1o age s e Raren b i gt R Tl oo et Whea first seen, { secntd to be [ s oo sy
called Green on the phone to interview “The solutions they have given,” he OF 80 members of the crews.” ‘supposed.” estroy ed the earth long ago. Karen Ellington, 17, 15587 sons 05::1/ . ‘airship” flying uﬂ\‘mmpmmmd. floating over San Leandro. It hn”:u’yﬁ" a college dormitory By KEITH GEORGE S xw“«w[ e s A
Bim about the recent rash of Ying  said, “deal primaily with resolving the  BUT GREEN BELITTLED his ovn Green said he had et the Alpha They sy they want nothing from  JSCE NSENINE 0,00 "Bt tnis date was 10 years be- o gl s {"Wiliam Vo Hor, 41, Flsdale Newark Valley—Gary [ _ | piching domn feed for W
saer ightings around the countr.  motives for wars, expanioniem.and _ experiencs O e e e e, I acoin s but our friendship,” he said. “They  mydnighty whea che paticed aa fore the Wright brothers made Alameda car were starlled by e Sk 1010 noctwet hen | counly vl defonss drector for| - Wilcox is a young man | e ke
e T i i D e Hone e “They're so inslgnificant it's hardly ~the Green home. would never destroy us, This would be  object in the sky. It appeared the first successful heavier- the Sight of a brilliant stream of it tumed quickly and_disap- [10 years,"sad e watched the|  dogged by rumors. S , B8 T ouly have so much time
and cultured tones. have-not nations . . . through superior  worth talking about them,” he said.  “He was dressed ordinarily and was a violation of their code of life. They to be about 150 yards away, than-air flight at Kitty Hawk light high in the heavens oft in peared in the direction of Hay- | unilentified object through bino- | People say his dairy (il R e e

g cultured tones, - fnancing. They have an advanced eco- - “Somo of our members have setually about four feet tall, although this was  revere all living things.” according to the police re- Aerial balloons, however, had the direction of Haywar. ward § | e ok Hise e farm has bust be- i Cler Mt

I series of sightings and nomic system they call Universal been taken for rides in spacecraft. unusual. Most of the reports of them _Apparently they do have I port and stood motionless §  been knownfor docades. “The passengers distinctly saw - “Not only was the airshi 1} was e, s sraigh| a0 o~ e T e
L T, Lcabe W ESchouih The. seouomios pes 0o 1 ol ouldn't turn down a are that they are normal height or though. i R, e L s, The Oakland “alrship” was the outline of an airship and seen by the 'passengers,  Dit 8 |night @ large number of wit.|  cause nothing-will grow ™ be doing, he foked. Take

ey are not going {0 g0 away, as  what I personally am trying {0 trans- ride if it were offered me. But they've 1arger” Green said T S cos Gk : e i B i F e vkl wwn ko days watched its maneuvers high in many _otherresidents of _this § |nesses reported seeing wiered|  on the land (e Y acesiscs conv.onl wurk:
some members of our government mit.” et ey 3 e hat s s i b e war ns (e that it any DL 1500 feet tn the & and a number of other sightings the skies. The ship resembles & city distinctly saw the brilliant & | unidentified {1yi n g objects in| Others who meet him on the el ing at another job, 00.”
would Hke. HE SAID RUEFULL 4 s S i ars Takflatimace shipifiat - et earth fires a nuclear war- 20l OO0 TR 016 B were reported, from as far huge bird in its outlines and light and the huge bird-like §[Southern Michigan. Sunday|  street express surprise, say- /‘-ﬁé” Mr. Wilcox has an afternoon

WHY DO THEY keep buzzing down S UEFULLY, hovever,  Green said he met the Martian by 1anded near Albuguerque, for instance,  head 1t wil fall back op the peovle  igit oo e lefl and 2 gremn  §1 "' s Bled Bt seemed 1o rise and fal in its body floating in mid-ar night a dopen policemen and at|  ing they'd heard he was in'a [ N8 o iy G
here and scaring people? that the saucer clubs themselves are in  appointment at a friend's home, and he  ith.a crew of four men and five wom.  Who fired it,” Green said. “T don’t know Jeht on the right ® ‘Although the original story course. A light streamed from “None of the spectators were §[icést 40 oter persons watched | New York City hospital sul- B s, 8 Berkshire School.

T T P proliferation 8 economic pinch that has prevented looked “just like anybody you'd meet v They were very beautiful, very well  What their latest decision has been.” e s ol said the craft resembled a the head of the ship, throwing a acquainted with each other and a similar object, guarded by| fering from radiation burns. [EESEA L3 “T don't. know ‘where all
growing, it seems rather obvious that needed research. ok st e by o My proportioned. Seven to nine feet tall” HEEXPLAINED that he hasn'tbeen that the object hogeed tvice “huge bird” later sightings white stream of light for sever- yet their stories are.startlingly |four "ssterships, 1and in 8| One story has i his luna QMR H these gtares wre coming trom
o coet yesolving the present  Green said he runs the saucer clubs ~dressed, Green said, and wore & Ly reen said he had met other inter-  in contact with a spaceman for two or  and lights started fashing described it as egg-shaped with al hundreq yards. similar, ag%w time, di- ‘lwlmy ‘bout 45 miles northeast| i under guard for govern- Nb;‘g N now. I thought it was all over
nless e start resolving e prcsent v home, o1, 2004 North sleeve, shimmery, metalicooking S he bad et o e e yeare . SR ] ights tbonends. A the outines of the airship rection’of thé.rship, aod de- i | o here near Ann Arbor, Mich. ment study and that there 15 PRAEMUSIN AU last year, but now everybody
problems facing mankind, we w¥ Hoover in Los Angeles, “to cut down  shirt Which he said would stop bullts. g0 into the whole lst” Green said people from many planets | the cast to the west. AR 2, ey ‘wors plaily lscerped the pay feptmt L || cosa | iend pich o b v o ATy el s
B o long with s oo ex. on the overhead” He said there are  All in all, a handsome chap, Green  Where did they park their space are visiting earth, and that accounts | She said shehad seenothers i Tows h e el e s Ravh Mk furnt e Air Force shnouaced ||  fure where sotbing will grow. (SRR (et SEELA | e bt ome s shout e
Sy e ot hait e re 04 they park e space % LTI MG (L PEOUS | e e et o . BTSSPl 57 wewme et (e B0 e e me SEEEE A fif e T T

This is one o the primary reasons abroad, with a ot o about 3500 T felt his hair and it was qute “OH, SOMETIMES they actually g sighted. following story, reproduced in been noted by a man who had been invented and 15 pavigating e | mg e ikere Ll o i Ry e
why the extratorrestrials started mak. members. Houston has no club, he aid,  coarse and worn in a V-shape down to-  park them — hang them up in the sky One of his favorites is the Venusian part, was written. been idly watching the heavens. the heavens.” B Oaiverss Evancion, Th, and| ““Bet the s BRREE e Bl It o0 the radio. Tve never
T e o47, shortly after we DUt he docs have some interested Hous. ward the center of the forehead,” With a force field around them. Then SO0t SuP. Thats the one About °0 foo | ty, Bvaneion, ll, apd|  But he sirangestof oll and - SRS IR becu o o hosoital i my it

7 s in 19 e v o y of the forehead, ce field around them. Then out 50 feet scientific_ consultant 4o b8 Air| the basis for the rumors, is FSSMSRELIE (L] oo
developed this ability — to watch over tonians on his mailing list. Green said. “But I rather doubt all they have an anti-gravity beam and i1 diameter with the three protruding - | Forcé's U0 study program, w[ s encoumter with a space MEESRSESRS L SN LTI B N ot
us and If possible o impart their ad: “We are a contact-oriented research  Martians wear their hair alike, any levitation belts they wear around. the semi-spheres on the bottom and the {investigate :the  rash of sight-| ship and his talk with its cerie R M e peaer tal thers was
vanced scientific, technological and  group,” he said, “meaning that many ~more than we do. waist o get on down to earth. portholes around the cabin. | ings | crew 17 months ago B R D 5 oy vhers that
sociological knowledge o help us re- of our members have made actual  “HE SAID THE MARTIAN canals  “Through these, they can Green said it is operational only | "mek il work froim sei| _That happened, dar. Wilox [SSRSRIR RS 1 S e et
e S plish Such miracles as walking on  Mithin 5000 to 10000 miles of a | ridge A Force Base at Mount | says. T e ‘;" B o s Sas there.
R s it vt ot o . 3 e o acering v e b lnel’ssuface e sid I comes down  2-Nevads Stae Jourel Tuesday, May 10, 1966 Clemens, Mich, he A Force g Lo 1"vag thiing ity SRR Bl Nobody ever talked to me

Blasa il b 2 ¢ Green said he is 41 and was a (oM & cigar-shaped mother ship that - * GALLUP POLL ‘Van Horn sdid he joined the|  them and even joking with GARY WILCOX about these things. They just

e CARRER A e T W TAT N photographer with the Los Angeles Pes WP there. T moher ship can | Filsdale college coeds and | 3" s e
R TR e - Fud Board of Education until he resigned ~Make interplanetary trips. | their hous Mr. Wiloox touched the In answer to & question, Mt
ARGPUL 300 90 TSR W R ok b ks A0 1o iyt help the spacemen . At this point we decided to end the . ° {ohje Becpod s it | el ogf shaged e i e A e TN I
ks gaod  Sunbe Soakwd & ok i o i save civilization. interview, The long-distance line to Los s ioves, 1o et Wibe| A NOREG S Rramy B s ey N
vod e - Rk VB4 BT ¥ Gr b Angeles had begun makiflg an_eerie | bl ocsapmnts. explain n i fo Ukl s, | crow and o witeweond
T oo . Sreen said naturally he asked fo  ANECles gun makiAg an_ cerie e appeared o hover | Surbed Cgcubants oS 0  OTRer spacesip fans tels  wistion over the reprt has ot

e o it o e e e eire, put ey  Wheeee and  then an ominous blup- e (e cnaeap some 15| frmocth, B0l hev, WOre  honed him and urged him ta hurt s personal
e abinis & .- Tafused ani he abided by thelr wishes,  Dlup-blup. 000 101,500 yards from the G6r.|  tuned fo get them a bag of Join their organizations. i
| 3 il 4 IR G e % “An associate of mine once tried to Maybe the Martians were listen- L] mitory fertilzer, a5 they requested,  But Mr. Wilcox, who pro. ‘I Jut deut werry about
v i R e sneak a couple of flash pictures,” he "8 I 11 s sl here whea he et | the ship 1 off the ground  esses he only waits to mind g 100, Tave sec tings:

B ; P L e e S ot e said, “but two times the flash gun 1 l l ‘about 1:30 a.m. loday, he said. and 'was out of sight in sec- his own business and make her Deople Bave seen fhings,
B : 3 e e R g = ""1“ wouldn't fire, even though the camera [k Ul was dlinily ‘some kind | onds, he recalled 3 leng seered clear of mch 1,07, L g

“ e R " was in perfect working condition. 8y GEOR LIS e o e T n'the weeks after he re- affiiations” He had the tele Lo"yn ‘e service for six
A Tors o SaAv A i) X s y GEORGE GALLUP' (this awareness score is ane off Futher analysis of the said i changed from orange to|  ported the incldent to ‘the phane removed from hls
Highway Patroiman Ren)A:efhn' i l‘hnhmpzw hed 1t ;‘n‘f.?.‘:hmﬁ[é‘s"v:vmﬁqﬁ “THAT DEMONSTRATES the pow- 1 More than five million Amri./the highest in the 30-year his-|show e B el R e M D v o o | e i A s | Bogs Comty ‘Shritry Doy bam becae 8 was TRl Pt
‘ar Windshiel ers of the mind of these people. Just cans claim 4o have seen sope.|tory of the Gallup Pol ings sce. 8ot mecossartly & oo o oy et of e dvedl Tkt o tome Nind, and had 5|  partment, curious people Iinfng so often he coudnt U8 et
PAGE 4—SPOTLIGHT SUNDAY, MAY 15, 1966, THE HOUSTON POST 5 |, fhing ihey. ‘beteved to be a | Are fying saucers  a_boax?|nomenon of certain populationjout of every t first_noted—four| 3) Burning gas, “swamp | | whit ligh at one end | visited his farm by the dozen, keep up with the chores, he It he had & to do over
: 1966, ot st 1oy Bt of alimee, a. g, Sl pogoons oo Qu';fr",‘ﬂ.i'ﬂi"ﬁ'pi351| O g sl s | It e K] e St e b Tl ey ekl g e e, 1n-
B Tng eammir A, B oieviomess | ohge. e AT sos, shooting sars | |nol appear o' b siting on the | sak. ihey were y re agency  cident & secret?
_  mHEPHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, MONDAY MORNING.APRIL18. 1966 ety B o the D5, wlslory: T was dark and T had e who have o e i e o o, Ground as it moved back and| et aguacies and athers who Lrck Jelermined exactly what  «No. Ive gof soting to
. —— T o ate ¥ betwe| 8t come out of a bulding. Tigrade school clam i have seen]survey showed. that _ atitudes s e ey (0 ooy "e‘ idenifed themselves a5 off. or SR (o Tan spring. e o qLotnld TR0 I, I 1
. c . | - that these frequently reported/looked up and saw this object|them. ad began - 5k i Mo Pl S el cine of the TON ‘Space Gal. 50 18t st splng, be s ancthe - adey 1d do
ays 1a 1 eputies In -Vile ase s L U e o et s vering e ok sy e e o gyt [ s Tl e o e 1 | MAMOPERATORS || gin o the T Space e ot o bear abou e sume G, Toe, pople |
\ S Ry ||y — oy Comeers:" ave veal wa|me. It was very brignt and| Are fying saucers real or that the saucers el Lite iterr o6 1 b d fhe] - B oo piemes ki ant - MRS S S S WO B T |
r /- Ny ot just a figment of the imegi-{Staved in about the same posi-(Imaginary? We asked this ques-| In wei cers were  reslty, " Uit on Oter Planent | | SIS ) ashed el Do resdents who PAticlaty hapoy toseew  wr. Wicer who o u |
RAVEA, . Aol UPD [Potage oty shors head 6 to big be cou ook epoted.the objct, which had, Wik said the ot “was 7 \ | (- o’ et ) for several. mioutes,” A o, with urpising resals, AT there iy ot the cnedin e e e i s ot |lege giris waiched from e <ol || - wanted to see the landing ot repate show up ot s (4. marrid nd s 1 the v ‘
i r iarters here. lirectly at it. something like an antenna pro-|cau; i " iy ur; N i\ - vef N (e ught it wes a planet,(though the Alr_Force ims flying sauce i e fher r | sl ke - # o, Soods and
Geputles followed & “bright cir| 1 Bad sever seen anything|” Frankiin and his crew report.|iruding e Ktk ol abveh o i Amammth, | W= B T o & st b Bt ety M s ] S8t e ot o e ety oM. o0 "ot} ot dormiry wodow. P | . st Tades eifr. s o o cors toe e
Cubur umidentifled abject Sunths bright before 13 my life” ed the sightng to polce Who also ed above the cruiser i1 which from the Cleveland-area headed G ﬂ%‘ B e ok on|caee of the way It moved.”  |“saucer” Hightngs are easly|ported sighiings have been ox. Mary 1 e oo tien opad ot bik{ - Ooé Tt o) Mg ciiond | Wi tipRce M ved T
iyt Abmter, Ot Tree b ‘uld Deply Robet Wiin iewed Th e Svur and Neft were riting. —|{of the Gbject after it was e R B Y i Sublect, when- Sureey ger.| | Herld Sioops tells o the time|explained, as meteos, weather slaied ghings e on o1 My seletitesutemtien b 0 et o ot
rom, Pa., .|via the radio. | The two deputies were joined| Wilson said that Spaur and perted. A 77 — | Centages are. ranslated intollast June when he was drivinglballoons, swamp gasses, planets, reports, there are. olleve that oteligent e must ", re FACRTY) | D o the miiking. M,
s Dl s 4 W B Harhor, Mk sl e S 2 S Pl Nl e s 1 (T canl tower . reste ) <4 2\ - ) Tmmbersof paope R ey o T e A e e b Ry R by o g bl The Ventura County (CalF) | 1451, 405 the mikng. Ve,
LD Rett“were investigating alflying object deseribed as’ so|U., just across the State line Force colonel” in Freedom. |Pittsburgh Airport said it spot NS/ it (Ry 8 s P e ey e s S o8 i s s [t oy Wntitinl s eve | 05 bt ects in the air Fri- | sultant to the Air Fbree’s “Proj-| Star-Free Press Owego where he grows feéd
Toutin tratfc accident at S AM. bright “you couldn's: 100k from Pennsylvania, by East| (Alr Force headquarters atted 10 UFOs on its radar oL /4 % \ e e b b T e T e s “tates Dorals Pt ey el e eb e thre are mllonm ol (O, said Wiliam Vin- | ect” Biue Book,” the official 4-1-66 crops, be said
When they were alerted by|straight at it” vas sighted early Palestine  Patrolman ~ Wayne Greater Pittsburgh Airport said screen.) SR 7 \ e e i e |round-ahaped object in the sky|oent (or about halt of the US|t realty of fing san in{planets in-the universe enoug| | cent, coordinator of a ham rad- | label of the Air Force program | 2 — || He gives the impression that
Tadio to-be an the lookout for|Sundey near the downiown. sec. Huston (¢ had o report on the FO.) | — /& S\ 1 - I e g sty ettt o s a0, S0 . o s e = -t ppet M, 2. CE0 ol some 40 yout, bas | rack down repars of un || T NS o Wi o Detieve the
an object heading their way. tion of the ity. Huston said the object appear-| “The chase lasted about 50 S - i\  unidentitied flying objectsf@bbright and 1 could notice afion, while 29 per cent describe|school e, o | | et sever RO sigings | et in ojects | | WO In cou"fy NS Sploos. wns & e vk
‘Spau, an, Alr Force gunner| Thres Tubbish collctors saidled larger than sn ailiner and minutes and, in that time, the —4fE _ /7 N\ becent raah of ightings proff|sreenish hue, By the dme 1ither as “a flgment of the imag.| Among those Dersons Yho, be-|per sen) who pariiipated | this area during the past 10|\ " Authorities and _crowds _of [ | some type, vet knows it
during the Korean War, sid thehey g the oblect hoer avert aveld In 3 sraight lne, o cbject was reported seen by at " B ¥ T e Cunet the cay G B¢ i toaion The pest Skt e live EoME et TRV e ey iy | days. curious residents braved th . wasn't. He said be thinks that
i ook 0t A sl he S Jseh s & wos chanse. S o s o sre i Ggar - N | [ | ot and sho s specaf e ad dppearee.” up their minds, e e, T e e . han ||t e o s LEomrs s provet o | Claim They Saw | seaat e puoion
ect 1n_ dh o T leas seven other depart| v A vey. New Jersey houseuil "Il repres et e e [life does exis on other planets. | | establish the object’s s a Fmplied, to him
e sk | Soagh, Fosain, Sl I a3 o thin,” Has ougar Wi s | Z R T I B i e i 555 e epeenis e hng i 5 e e e A S wiy o s e vl e M e s v g el ity w2 B
B e oot 1 sorbe i the e, o s, bt “when 0 st anime s A \ 1 i sbout g asces? Fow ey cely: oty s i st Bepeetmontr arejecte, [(oaeation are most inctived ol | St FOUD o€ oboed. .1 2 seen Sunday fekiaate Glowmg UFO A man down in Berkshire
atou a steellike shel Paat gt Tod i abeat il 1 it i iursad #ith Souir . Uie b, Y Deople have. seen them? Are| “It was about three in the(since & Gallup survey conduct-| Alr Fe » [believe in the existence of intel | T think th y says he saw something like
o e UL T et s b stk na ke g oo e abeal ol w1 15 auread it Syt e de 1 i peopl have ‘sen” them? Are It war sbout s thence & Gulkip vy conduc| A Forse s hign o on ot i || a vt makes el Washienaw Oounly Sherit e T
bright,” Spaur radioed to_thelshape. He said it had & e s Py PO Ly g e R .—k—.\ et | o e e o, a0 we|sadaem, wakeed. by & very THE SHEBOY: plonets. litight on thess thinge change||Douglas J. Harvey sad deputies At lesst two Ventura County|| only " one. i
xigs o Bl & brilant|_Wilson said at one lim hat it “had no wings.” T\ Pl Deows e i Bl s e T 4 AN PRESS, Monday, April 18,1965 | C010rs 1 that they are rotaing| spent most f the night search | (B0, S8 *, £owine, ablech
AD s lupdelooinmon Fik ey oy, 140 \ ‘ l ¥ ( NN ,’ \ o i | Fud Tchad G e Sheriff Aides oy e BT T e e Wednesday _night, _shooing|  The tvo bumane crea
e S e T \ \ 1S =41 e e ~ in Horn was c: girls | from. persons who thought they |00 e ires whose features were hid-
Mysterious Sky Objects H s | T R DN W4\ gl Chase'd UFQ; |77, oo = o o B Sy T ot Mo i, s et | S BT
erious N : b and weme hear strange sounds, like the|is 3 Portage County Deputy Sher- e object alternately | The, investigation began when aryi Miller of 196 Pa-|| ma ave ‘been 5pace
s Fave B I R\ NP 2nd vomen, peonie of all ages Were ¢ 5 Y glowed red, white, blue and cific St Ventura, said today|| travelers, he said.
i P n cational level |r of bells. I . ere iff Dale Spaur said he and hi at least 12 poli
exans in Dither | B '£ =7V o o edsoitional evle 124 08 Creng, bk by : RAVE\,NACk:;'e g RO, WL N, “were |t colrs e prsess e and, B it s’ spoted e ablec s} pit be bas oo beter ex- |

MEMPHIS, Tex, May 17fourfoot sirip of what apjabout 2% miles distant s J. W. Hatley, a farmer n “It was blg enough to i | gery soglon o the natlon, Tabt 0N veral people about 2 | RAVENNA, Ohio (AP)—we|Cose” i the blet n separate | They said i rose p amd & wend fying bt her “busband  wers " returming|| Plazaton
(A9’ el rosaents Ailijpoaced o be tin And, stk J4:10 B1s; B s e e ] ~ e e tllowing: | |miles awey reported o similr { ] e o e T evecioics 2o chasd & 88 miles for (down, appearing o stop its by four sister ships, land % |trom Los Avgeles. i " on his way home, the. re-
Yoo drop o e 5 70| o Dunoxn and_severt [siles wet of ese, and e g ha e i, ek = Fint, it everyone (36| SO0 T it Xy e o P R O 8 e b Bl DS S LT Dt e e ot

e e R it e e . ; e ooy poved o ety the same time." > Rentifia fying . objectfrom| Piscporgh . Pa., near | ¢ sgrtng was ey (18 ey were. diming Tsoghl] e G S e
e T 3 o e |other men told of watching| recounted. g e st P | Tt ’ Ohio into P rom | Pittsburg) glow from a nearby airport| most p 4 riving through | sation from the waitress.

T D et Lt i | i & ot a4 sometting sbout fykng]| L5 - o inio ‘Pennaylvania. Retarah, L ol recent of several in S Thousand Ouks. “Tt looked like

caught fire and burned with = - minutes later as something| Hatley and one of his com S g icers, Fo something 1o high ! Hundreds of paur said he clocked t-at | beacon gt | thern Mic ane 2l “Thats: whese. they
out apparent cause. phis, related these detalls: | 3"y Spnetr 4™ ss" tak |roes wide,ane shaped like a[PATIONS Went to notity au A e o icized st thess oiecs| W ,* 4 hundreds of persons in boto|speedsup o 103 milesper hour, | s verlical and_arizontal o e ian and olher path (e ‘s, butthen 1| landed,” she_sai, " sining
 apparent caume, e e whose| 4D % appesred to bkt |tet wide and anapet Mke al3T 0 N D CORL L0 kS ey st oo Eei at and thicy™ SHioct sacty | lockad Tt Ma o o s | e Ty, oo fas,for e ool © 1 P! caw o glowing tall and sparksl( QUt e window. Right over
same vicinity reported_he|home is 3 miles southeast of| mity § miles south of Mem- | It bore no mark N seem  unusual. However, in Sunday morning. looked like the head of a fiash |any airplane, the girls said. | The evewitness a 2, [began to shoot off. This dispell-| the hill T dou’t think he was
ing| whic “like two para| however, it swept away af |radios and t 20 e ey | R Sl o lic’s awareness of other itcl- of Mantua, about eight miles| Spaur said the Ii was being called in came from| a man who At the same time, about 20| JelENe, M sl
object fall and picked up 3/chutes” hovering In the ai| high speed. [Tt e et s i farna an burad, Bt T¢4 flyingsaucersighting time and I'm determined 1o 4ee onel®  danis or events, g fgwe Is Rort-of Kaveasa, sad be.took| fect wars-wey.disence. “Soines | Sardge: a-base.ear Detrl|san 1o ‘it Sy pocsiis e [miles o the portn, & Filmors|| oo 4111} U . fheY
MET TR Lot B o L i RN extraordinarily high, In fict,| a picture of the object from his|body had control over it,” he |¥iich Godged newsmen's in-| mysterious object which ‘bgf. [man saw what sppeared to be o B BRI
froat yard but”the ArForca|said. "l wasn't st floaing | s Nondey about the objectred above he gromd bk o paner 1t was i @ aive| St O BRI O

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. UNITED éTATE‘,OVERNMEN.T
Memorandum
To : DIRECTOR, FBI DATE: 10/3/66
\l@{&m ; SAC, LOS ANGELES (100-2Ulk2-40/)
SUBJECT: FLYING SAUCERS INTERNATIONAL,
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE \
il AMALGAMATED FLYING SAUCER W\
/ CLUBS OF AMERICA, INC. A )
IS - MISCELLANEOUS :
\

The Philadelphia Division by letter dated 9/22/66, ..
furnished the Los Angeles Division with Issue No. 24 dated #
July, 1966, entitled- YING SAUCERS INTERNATIONAL", which is
the official journal of tie Amalgamated Flying Saucer Clubs
of America, Inc. The Philadelphia Division received the
magezine from Mr. JARVIS OOPER, IRS, 401 North Broad Street,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on 9/19/66. "Mr. COOPER stated he
subscribed to the magazine because his son had exhibited an
interest in flying saucers and outer space. He said that on
pages 2 and 3 of Issue No. 2l was an article which he believed
expounded the Communist Party (CP) line.

For the _;Lgpmtion of the Bureau, the International
Headquarters of theAmalgamated Flying Saucer Clubs of America,
Inc. is located at! 2004 North Hoover Street, Los Angeles,
California. The article, on pages 2 and 3, wereaﬁlegedly
written by Master KALEN-LI RETAN, Head of the pl KORENDOR, /
which was received ‘on 5/4/66 by special directional short-wave
radio by B@ag)l’mun.

The indiees of the Los Angeles Division contain no
information identifiable with RENAUD, and no investigation has
ever been conducted on captioned organization. INGE REH] PR

BelikiSate 300 ’

No further action is contemplated in this matter

by the Los Angeles Office, UACB. \A ’ : |
’ . REC.5 3 5

The foregoing is furnished to the Bureau for
information. p) 4 e, mam— —
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1l - Los Angeles
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@t"% - October 17, 1966
2 K3 7y | £/ :
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Mr. Paul L, Wright
1331 Lucile Avenue, Southwest
Atlanta, Georgia 30310 s
Dear Mr. Wright: g =
Your letter of October 9th has been received. 1 ; >
5 With respect to your inquiry, matters pertaining to ! o
4 sightings of Unidentified Flying Objects or‘Flying Saucers are not &
Z within the jurisdiction of the FBI.
Inasmuch as your communication is of interest to
another governmental agency, I am referring a copy of it to the
Director of Special Investigations, The Inspector General, De-
of Air Force, Washington, D. C. 20333.
0CT 17196 / Sincerely yours,
NOTE: We have had one outgoing to correspondent dated 3/10/66 in
: response to his letter regarding the TV program, "The FBL." A
< ; copy of his letter is being sent by form to the Department of the Air
N\ / Force.
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Oct. 9,196
Dept. of Justice
Jashington,D.C.20535
Bir:

For the past twenty years the United
problem of the U.F.0. or "—d"f’__»_ﬂ_”c‘o:s
should be.
but by talking to some of the people that
have seen U.F.0.'s I'm wondering if the
Air Force isn't lying.

I'm not the only one wondering this,
for the people that I have talked to say
others they would not report it to the Air

Reports say that even F.B.I. Agents have
seen U.F.0.'s and this has been denied by

The report recently about the police
officer in Ohio or Penn. having serious
family $rouble as well as being ridiculed
by people because of his sighting,along with
a fellgm police officer,of a U.F.0..

1" see’ by this that the faith in our
Air Force is begimiyg g);'rfz_ﬁlinc gnd,if thig
is so then we may be puttih¥ our/seifes 21[
the terrible position,as did NazI German§y” <
in the 1930's, C

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‘ ;:::);um_uu NO. 10 v T
. *UNITED STATES GO'NMENT ‘
Memorandum - -
TO S DIRECTOR, FBI pam:t. 10/19/66
QU%_\ SAC, SAN FRANCISCO (62-2927)
O pIs==
SUBJECT: UNIDENTIFIED FLYING/ OBJECTS
IS - X B
(|
Re Bureau Bulletins No, 57 dated 10/1/47, and No.
38 dated 3/25/49, entitled "FLYING DISCS,"
f Enclosed are copies of an article entitled "Armed
Forces - Focus on UFO", which was published in the This World
O\ supplement of the San Francisco Examiner & Chronicle, Sunday,
0 ; October 16, 1966, Ty T e S
:
This article deals with the current controversy over &
the existence or nonexistence of flying saucers or Unldentified b
Flying Objects (UFOs), and quotes Michigan's Congressional xS
Representative GERALD FORD as suggesting that Congress look r 4. 4
into UFOs; also it announces that the Air Force, which is ‘
charged with investigating UFOs, has commissioneg, the Univer-
sity of Colorado and Physics Professor EDWARD U:%CCNDON to {
conduct an in-depth study of flylng S3ucers for the mext 18 At
months, at an estimated cost of $300,%OO. ;
AN VER ,11/ {-C0 LofA DO 3
The article also points out that since last summer Q_,
pressure has been mounting for the establishment of an inde- Jfl 7
pendent, civilian controlled investigative agency to look into [} 4
the UFO problem, ri i
57 o
Also, for the Bureau's information, there was re- e
cently published (first printing June 1966) a book entitled o
"Flying Saucers - Serious Business", Lyle Stuart, Inc., lJ
publishers, authored by Frank Edwards., This book is now in
its third edition and 1s available 1n paperback, published
by Bantam Books, and 1t 1s probably a contributing factor to
the current controversy;
In this book authon’ Edwards points out that flying
saucers were observed in theg spring of 1946, in Scandinavia
and Russia (which he pointg out is about a year from the date
(. \\of the testing of the Alnmogoqﬁaatomic bomb), and the book
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SF 62-2927

DET:1ms

documents many reports throughout the world of UFOs since that
date, and claims that 1965 was the year of the greatest number
of UFO sightings and that these were observed by multiple wit-
nesses, It is author Edwards' contention that UFOs are space
vehicles sent to observe activities on earth and the Air Force,
which 1is charged with the responsibility of investigating UFOs,
has dellberately withheld information and given misleading
explanations because it fears a mass panic by the public if

the public were told the truth.

The book describes UFOs as polished metal objects,
radiating heat and light (sufficient to have burned witnesses
who were too near), and emitting some force field that inter-
feres with electromagnetic instruments and power sources.
Colors range from brilliant white to dull reds and brilliant
orange. Some objects have carried blinking lights, There are
three basic shapes: 1) zeppelin-shaped ships up to 300 feet
long; 2) disk-shaped objects ranging from a few feet in dia-
meter to 100 feet, with many reported at about 30 feet diameter;
and 3) egg-shaped objects, which according to the author are
the ones most recently sighted.

According to the book, the objects move silently and
attain fantastic speeds, yet can hover motlonless in mid-air;
they have been reported to land and to take off with great
speed, usually with a burst of light from the underside, which
In some cases has left the ground beneath them scorched.

Many of the persons named in the book who have re-
ported them are reliable individuals, including law enforce-
ment officers, military personnel on officlal duty, military
pllots, commercial airline pilots, clvilian defense officials,
etc. A number of photographs of the obJjects have been repro-
duced in the book, some reportedly taken by repubable persons.
Many reported sightings are from atomic and misslile researcl
areas,

Wreckage of crashed saucers has been reportedly re-
covered on at least three occasions, 1n one case described as
a magnesium alloy, 1n another as pure magnesium, and in a third
case, attributed to an official of the Canadian government, the
material was described as an exceptionally hard unknown metal,
actually a matrix of magnesium orthosilicate which contailned
thousands of 15-micron metal spheres throughout, and showing
evidence of micro-meteorites on its surface,

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SF 62-2927
DET:1ms

A few witnesses have reported seeing crewmen who
ha\d landed from the objects, who are described as three and
a half to four feet tall, wearing what appear to be space suits
and helmets.

Author Edwards concludes this book with a predictio:
that in the near future UFOs will make an "overt landing" or
deliberate contact with earth.

A copy of this letter 1s being directed to Denver,
in view of the contract awarded to Dr, EDWARD U, CONDON.

The above i1s belng called to the Bureau's attention
in view of the press report of mounting pressure for a civilian
controlled investigative agency to handle UFO matters.

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.
i m;n]‘;‘Nf"‘t:’;‘;bo";‘i‘r"?f:r"‘l\f‘;nf ameter, 18 inches high. It be-
A 2 S e g gan to spin and Hutchins
! ARMED FORCES gcc‘cst cigar-shaped flying 0b- - grabbed . He \a]sI ééri’?lﬁg
: . > it to the police, who de-
3 Focus on UFO e In Bryan, Texas, resi- scribed 1;1:1%1 as “level-headed
Winking, blinking and nod- dents said they heard a and God-fearing,” when the
ding — red lights over Pasa- star-like object purr. thing twisted out of his hands
dena, blue lights over e Over Valdese, N.C, a and got away.
! Greensboro, silver cigars . “glowing blue thing” explod- And in Warminster, Eng-
over Detroit — people kept ed, then lit up the town like a land, a city council worker
| seeing strange flying objects, giant flashbulb. . said he saw a silvery cigar
) as:d‘ _ofxxcxal> kept saying Sometimes the alleged shape drifting over the vil-
nothing was out there. . sightings spilled over into lage downs. After a time, he
RSN b Cant Usars: andl Leihe bizarre. A space ship full said, it seemed to stretch.
particularly since last sum- of little men allegedly landed Then it seemed to divide
mer, the pressure had been i in a farm yard near Hopkins- amidships with a flash of or-
mounting for either a full- 1 ville, Kentucky. The little ange light, although there
scale Congressional investi- i e glowed, and they were WESLONO:
gation or for the establish- | described as “‘three feet tall, Flaming Object
H ment of an independent, ci- ! with eyes like saucers and Not all the sighti :
{ vilian-controlled investigato- ; hands lLike claws.” b,; O,A I : :.0._'515 iUngs Lo‘.{ld
§ ry agency. e A grain buyer in Nebraska p‘h‘aﬁ‘;‘;:sﬂ ,:g,z;‘;am (?Ifi isooll?se
! It had been a big year for ) said he. s, 3“\:".0(1 {rlo & ci"mx‘}.;shzmkd drunks. And. un:
Unidentified Flyi o Oni f . space ship where he chatted less one subscribed Syt e
L Flying Objects. with four men and two wom- B subscribed to a theo
The sightings had come in e e ry of mass hallucination, it
bunches, the bulk he s They spoke only broken was difficult to explai v
Yoctie i i ulk of them English—but fluent High A S Lexplainaway
YT var pen‘cd, was the grain buyer’s SoBces — 8 A ﬂ; flami
: ; native tongue. esses — slch:aq the famme
“Like Neon Lamps” ; ; Ob_l.el;‘l that was seen last
oty et Sﬂ\fry Cigar April by .thousands of East
i&-n:; ihbmi;e\-](:i" xx{txn?uxng Nor did .»\meri_c9 have any ‘Co;i:t rosxdex?ts‘ from \\'a§h-
year’s crop: corner on the UFO market. ington to Bg:ton and even
1 o At Milan, Michigan, 15 In Northern Ireland, Tom temporaily disrupted a ball
i miles south of Ann Arbor, Hutchinson saw a saucer game between the Chicago
i bluish - yellow bars of light drop into a peat bog near his White Sox and the “,aSh'
{ were spotted, looking “like home in Moneymore. It was ington Senators.in Wash-
{ neon lamps dangling in the eggshaped, three feet in di- ington, D. C.
1 sky.” Or theincident in Hills-
! o In East Delhi, Mich., a ’ - ,
i 15-year-old boy called in to dale, Michigan last March, in
{ report seeing lights in the { which a Civil Defense Direc-
{ sky alternately standing still : tor, an assistant dean, and 87
! and moving, sometimes ¥ coeds reported that they had
i flashing on and off. seen a glowing object zip
: e In Altadena and San ‘ past their college dormitory
! Marino, Calif., police switch- and hover in a swamp for
1 boards logged dozens of calls hours. \\nncgscs.s;ud they
{ after a pair of red lights in . watched from the second
i the sky were reported by floor of the Hillsdale College
] residents. i girls dormitory as the object
S { wobbled, wavered, glowed
| seven calls from persons who L J at a dormitory window be-
, said they saw a glowing ob- i g fore stopping suddenly.
{ ject that was red, green and AL i A Meteor?
white, DR. CONDON The Air Force, charged
’ Saucer-watcher with investigating every one
| ;
! e
! This World, Sunday, October 16, 1966 / / R O
10" -
S. F. Sunday Examiner & Chrenicle ENCLOSURE


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i - — y i . - " v
\
e #® &
of the 11 sightings ~sini " e i
i 1“;7A did’oﬁ?ag\ke l:(Jg"nes e(;i ‘No Threat’ )(11;1 Seta]ls.i H acnomgflatggi
947, sor g 8 v did, many
planations. "The mysterious The main conclusions  expianations would fall flat.”
flaming object in the East reached by the Air Force ; s ould
| was “probably a meteor.” were: lA.“d }; £ -\n: 2 ffu?ouzlzll g fg
o I pOwWe
As for Michigan's much- e ‘“No unidentified flying &%{w”wzw
i publicized and plentiful objects reported, investigat- et O o -d. the
unidentified fl1ying objects, ed and evaluated by the Air ;\{Iscmgan %cq.;};;;gagoagéder
they turned out to be Force have ever given any in- ‘ '9 ucs”?"‘ ~‘;d‘itA\\'0u1d be “a
i monkeyshines instead of dication of a threat to our ‘_'“__0,“‘,';.“ y ‘<;|me thing” for
moonships: “Unidentified  national security.” At ook atorariden:
college boys’ playing pranks o . : Congress to look into unl
leg ) iYINg p o “There has been no ev- tified flying objects. Such an
with flares to frighten the i " . fo e Maa
girls in the dormitories “[dence submitted to or discov- investigation. Ford suggesf'
came the august report from ered by the Air Force that ed, would make the %}nerl-
a (Ls{inguisicrd S;KI‘OHQIHCI‘ sightings represent techno- can people “feel better.
i called in by the Air Force to logical developments or prin- Study in Depth
investigate the Hillsdale af- ciples beyond the range of )
{ i g present day scientific knowl- Whether or not that was so,
fair.
! Every report of a ‘“flying edge.” the Air Force last week tool;
i saucer” had ostensibly been © “There has been no evi- ;lfl\;"l',tf“f}f‘;sg 3;: \fn;, in-
| checked out by the Air dence that sightings catego- ,(L‘t;,f,\,i,,}’ reports of glow-
Force’s special squad known rized as unidentified are ex- .‘(: f]\]; e lyoomin" wink-
as “Project Blue Book,” al- traterrestrial vehicles.” fn:‘ N Uaier l‘;l.inking
though the staff was woefully 1 = iDE; BWC B0 o things.
small. Of the 10,147 sightings Major Donald Keyhoe, streaking, hovering things, L
since 1647, the Air Force however, was unconvinced. the Air Force last week de-
insisted that only 646 remain Major Keyhoe, USMC (re- cided to bail itself out rfan
unexplained — ‘and most of tired), director of the Nation- 1‘05‘1)_311511‘1111.\' for future con-
i these because of insufficient al Investigations Committee clusions concerning UFOs.
information. The others have on Aerial Phenomena (NI- The Air Force announced
been attributed to planes, CAP), a private space watch-  __—  _ ~ e
balloons,  astronomical ing organization, accused the that it had commissioned the
causes, missiles, swamp gas, Air Force of conducting a University of Colorado to
i meteors, fireworks and, in  long-term whitewash on the conduct an “in-depth” study
| some cases, to hallucinations UFO question. of flying saucers for the next
i and psychological reasons. It was Keyhoe's theory :gem sl) nlt h(s. The director of
| iohtning? study (expec
{ . anIl I""h(mf‘g'_ % that the Air Force was with- $300 000)}\"oou1‘(;“l:(‘dDm oy
{ Philip Klass, avionics edi- holding information for fe ek e Dr. Ed-
D 3 olding or 1ear ward U. Condon, for:
i tor of Aviation Week & Space of causing public panic. et it he N ot ormer di-
! Technology magazine, UFOs, insisted the Maj or of the National Bureau
i gY FOs, insisted the Major, of Standard d S
recently proposed some other who had never seen one. w Eie rds, and now a
! 0 had never seen one, were physics profes
! of extraterrestrial origin an. do 5's professar at. Coloras
explanations. Klass, an the Air Force feared that the . 5 5 "
i elccptronics ‘enrfineer. said a v . To satisfy the s}:ephqs. and
form of “ball lfghiniug." gen- 3 7 ltn'su(ll;e the study’s objectivi-
! erated by high tension power = P .‘,' olorado \'\ould_ .select
! lines, could explain the phe- % several other universities to
| nomena. & A= take part in the independent
{ Klass, occurred along or very f i T And i . < Jiss
{ near high-tension lines where = N Coin 1'3 ase that wasn't
{ luminous balls of jonized air T O enough, the National Acade-
{ could be generated under o {“3, of Sciences also agreed
| certain conditions. public could not accept this lﬁedg&m:ltda panel to review
! knowledge. “They won't give e gr_ego“ri.
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UNITED STATES cc’.ERNMENT : H ’ % it
Memorandum el
TO  : Mr, Wick DATE:  10-24-66 s J”‘Véﬂ,
FROM : M,/ﬁJpngs T,
— - -~ 1 0 g /
SUBJECT: JOHN MOSS f/ U { (é#
FREE-LANCE WRITER A / ng N
4811 ILLINOIS AVENUE, NORTHWEST K
WASHINGTON, D. C. /

On October 21, 1966, captioned individual telephonically
contacted the Bureau and spoke with SA Thomas B. Coll of the Crime
Research Section.

He advised that he is a free-lance writer and is working
on a story for a TV production concerning unidentified flying objects.

He stated that he has been in personal contact with a former Air Force
officer who uses the alias of Me‘l;fNT)el concerning unidentified flying
objects and that it is the TV producer's intention to use this individual
in the forthcoming TV show. He advised that Noel is not the individual's
true name and inquired as to whether the FBI could advise him of Noel's
real identity.

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assistance to him and that all information in FBI files is confidential,
He was also advised that the investigation of unidentified flying objects /
is not, and never has been, a matter within the investigative jurisdiction
of the FBI,

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with Moss. / gy[

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A= Mr, J. A7 Hennessey .
10 Manson Place ]
South Kensington
London, 8. W. 7, England
Dear M;( Hénnessey:
I have received your letter of November 26th.
In response to your inquiry, the policy of this
Bureau regarding the investigation of Unidentified Flying Objects
has not changed since I wrote to you on January 26, 1965. Also,
it is contrary to my long-standing policy to express an opinion on
such matters.
Since my prior communication to you has been
destroyed, I am enclosing another for your files and trust this
will be of help to you in reconstructing your recerds.
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Edgar J. Hoover,
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About two years ago or so I wrote to vou and
asked you, to the best of my recollection, why agents
of you Buresu investigated reported landings of
unidentified flying objects and whether data regerding
their findings was available. You replied saying that
agents investigated these cases to determine whether
any Federsl law had been broken and that their
findings were confidential as were all other FBI records.
Since receiving your letter which was placed in my
records, many of my records includinc yvour letter were
destroyed recently in a fire at my home and I would
therefore be grateful if, for the purnoses of my new
records, confirm your letter of 1964/5 if the situation
is still the same,. LY
In addition, I would be pleased to learn what your
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NOTE: Buiiles reflect that an unidentified flying object was sighted
ne socorro, New Mexico, on April 24, 1964. Captain Holder, United
State ' Force, along with SA D. Arthur Byrnes, Jr., interviewed
one Lonnie Zamora of the Sccorro Police Department who had observed
the phenomena. SA Byrnes typed such a statement from Zamora which
was later included in a memo for dissemination. The Albuquerque
Office did not conduct any investigation other than to keep the Bureau
advised and maintain liaison with the Air Force. This is apparently
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My dear Chief:
| Your letter was received on December 19th,
Although I appreciate the motives prompting you to
write me, unidentified flying objects do not come within the scope
of this Bureau's authority. I am, however, referring a copy of your
letter to the Director of Special Investigations, The Inspector Gen-
eral, Department of the Air Force, Washington, D. C., whose
agency has conducted related studies,
Sincerely yours,
. Edgar Hoover
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Attention SAC: Correspondent is not identifiable in Bureau indices,
NOTE: Copy of incoming sent to OSI by form.
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Dear Miss Goodman:

I have received your letter of December 20th.

Although I would like to be of assistance, matters
pertaining to Unidentified Flying Objects are not within the juris-
diction of the FBI, :

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to another governmental agency, I am referring a copy of it to
the Director of Special Investigations, The Inspector General,
Department of the Air Force, Washington, D. C. 203383.

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I am doing my Science Fair project on
U.F.O.s. Could you please send me any and
L'Exll imformation you have on this subject?
| would also appreciate any imformation you
may have as to how many planes we have lost e
'chasing U.F.O.s. Why has this imformation
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212 Sharon Drive, Chesapeake, Virginia, telephone 547-4648,
advised that he desired to report that he had observed a large
oblong~shaped object which alighted in the street in front
of him when he was on his way home from his television repair
shop, the Oak Grove T. V., 6424 Great Bridge Road, Chesapeake,
Virginia. He believes that he was taken into this craft which
he recalls as being made of a glass like substance and being
transparent. It was manned by several individuals who appeared
to be undersized creatures similar to members of the human
race, probably not more than 4 feet tall. They were allegedly
wearing regular trouser pants and T-Shirts. Collins believes
that he was transported by this craft for an undetermined
distance and returned to his point of take-off approximately
one hour later.
Collins spoke in a coherent manner although he
appeared to be under certain emotional strain. He claimed
he had not been drinkigg any intoxicants but he was unable
to account for the time between 8:00 p.m. and 4:00 a.m.. He
stated he was telephoning from his workshop but had no recollection
of being elsewhere between 8:90 p.m. and 4:00 a.m.
The above is being furnished for your information.
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A. R. Ware, Special Investigative Division. A check of Bureau
indices did not disclose any information which could be identified
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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10
MAY 1982 EDITION -
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TO : DIRECTOR, FBI DATE: 6/8/67
:“OM : SAC, MIAMI (62-0-11328 )
[ SHESECT: PAUL L, PEYERL e
\ INFORMATION CONCERNING
A review of the Miami indices revealed information
reflecting subject appeared at the Miami Office on July 24,
1959, and wdunteered to return to Austria as an intelligence
agent, His expressed motivation was to do something to repay
the debt he felt he owed the United States. He was afforded
the Washington, D, C, Headquarters address of the Central
Intelligence Agency and told his inquiry should be directed
tere,
Also, on July 4, 1961, he appeared at the Miami
Office and gave an incoherent story of recently meeting an
individual who asked him to kill his mother, PEYERL appeared
to be somewhat bewildered and continuously gazed away from the, ¢
interviewing Agent, A
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PEYERL seemed genuinely concerned about the existence ,}
of the object he allegedly photographed during November, 1944,
He exhibited no emotional nor mental disorder and appeared to |
be rational, il
In view of recent publicity afforded UFO sightings, ‘
some apparently by responsible sources, this information ‘
is submitted to the Bureau for consideration of transmittal 1
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R e .
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«‘%&iﬁgﬁ? FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
In Reply, Please Refer to
File No. 62~0-11328 Miami, Florida
June 8, 1967
RE: PAUL AERL
INFORMATION CONCERNING
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On April 26, 1967, PAUL L, PEYERL,. 1430 Southwest
76th Street, Miami, Florida, appeared at the Miami Office and
furnished the following information relating to an object,
presently referred to as an unidentified flying object, he
allegedly photographed during November, 1944:

Sometime during 1943, he graduated from the
German Air Academy and was assigned as a member of the
Luftwaffe on the Russian Front, Near the end of 1944, he
was released from this duty and was assigned as a test
pilot to a top secret project in the Black Forest of Austria,
During this period he observed the aircraft described above,
It was saucer shaped, about twenty-one feet in diameter,
radio controlled, and mounted several jet engines around the
exterior portion of the craft, He further described the
exterior portion as revolving around the dome in the center
which remained stationary, It was PEYERL's responsibility
to photograph the object while in flight, He asserted he
was able to retain a negative of a photograph he made at 7,000
meters (20,000 feet), A Xerox copy of the negative, as furnished
by PEYERL, appears on the last page of this communication,
Also, a still photograph he allegedly made "at the risk of my
life", illustrating the object parked in a hanger, appears on
the last page.

According to PEYERL, the aboye aircraft was designed
and engineered by (First Name Unknown)\KUEHR, a German engineer
whose present whereabouts is unknown him, He assumed KUEHR
was taken into custody by Allied Forceés upon the termination
of hostilities, PEYERL stated KUEHR unsuccessfully attempted
to avoid the German draft, but was apprehended by the Gestapo

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i o »
. REY PAUL L., PEYERL
INFORMATION CONCERNING

in Vienna, Austria, sometime during late 1943 or early 1944,
PEYERL also assumed the secrets pertaining to this aircraft
were captured by Allied Forces, He said this type of aircraft
was responsible for the downing of at least one American B-26
airplane, He furnished the following fuel and engine data:

"eee.Fuel mixture of NoH40 in Methyl Alcohol

(CH3zOH) rather than 'oxygen-holding' mixture of
hydrogen peroxide HyO09 in water, 7m 1,3m high two
rocket motors; smoo%h flow, rotary drive over 2,000
meters per second...."

PEYERL said he copied this data from a board
located in the hanger area,

PEYERL asserted he was shot down by the British
on March 14, 1945, after having been reassigned to the
Western Front. He was held prisoner by the British in
London and later in Brussels until his release in 1946,

He departed for the United States from Bremerhaven, Germany,
on December 26, 1951; entering the United States in New
Jersey on January 7, 1952, and was subsequently naturalized
in Miami during 1958, He is presently employed as a
mechanic at Eastern Airlines, Miami, Florida. He related

he was born May 3, 1924, in Austria,

PEYERL stated he has withheld this information
because he assumed the United States possessed it. He has
become increasingly concerned because of the unconfirmed
reports concerning a similar object and denials the United
States has such an aircraft., He feels such a weapon would
be beneficial in Vietnam and would prevent the further loss
of American lives which was his paramount purpose in contacting
the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI).

PEYERL reiterated he has the original negatives
of both photographs, He said the shots were taken at a thirty
second time exposure,

This document contains neither recommendations nor
conclusions of the FBI, It is the property of the FBI and is
loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be
distributed outside your agency.

2


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‘ i«‘@’? UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
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"' FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
In Reply, Please Refer to
File No. 69011328 Miami, Florida

June 8, 1967
RE: PAUL L, PEYERL
INFORMATION CONCERNING

On April 26, 1967, PAUL L, PEYERL, 1430 Southwest
76th Street, Miami, Florida, appeared at the Miami Office and
furnished the following information relating to an object,
presently referred to as an unidéentified flying object, he
allegedly photographed during November, 1944:

Sometime during 1943, he graduated from the
German Air Academy and was assigned as a member of the
Luftwaife on the Russian Front., Near the end of 1944, he
vas released from this duty and was assigned as a test
pilot to a top secret project in the Black Forest of Austria.
During this period he observed the aircraft described above.
It was saucer shaped, about twenty-one feet in diameter,
radio controlled, and mounted several jet engines around the
exterior portion of the craft. He further described the
exterior portion as revolving around the dome in the center
which remained stationary, It was PEYERL's responsibility
to photograph the object while in flight, He asserted he
was able to retain a negative of a photograph he made at 7,000
meters (20,000 feet). A Xerox copy of the negative, as furnished
by PEYERL, appears on the last page of this communication,
Also, & still photograph he allegedly made "at the risk of my
life", illustrating the object parked in a hanger, appears on
the last page.

According to PEYERL, the above aircraft was designed
and engineered by (First Name Unknown) KUEHR, a German engineer
whose present whereabouts is unknown to him, He assumed KUEHR
was taken into custody by Allied Forces upon the termination
of hostilities. PEYERL stated unsuccessfully attempted
to avoid the German draft, but was apprehended by the Gestapo


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RE: PAUL L. PEYERL

INFORMATION CONCERNING
in Viemna, Austria, sometime during late 1943 or early 1944.
PEYERL also assumed the secrets pertaining to this aircraft
were captured by Allied Forces, He said this type of aircraft
was responsible for the downing of at least one American B-26
firplane. He furnished the following fuel and engine data:

"eosFuel mixture of Ngls 0 in Methyl Alcohol

(CligoH) rather than ‘oxygen-holding' mixture of
m-m-.m.h‘w. 7= 1,3m high two
rocket motors; flow, rotary drive over 2,000
meters per second....”

PEYERL said he copied this data from a board
located in the hanger avea,

PEYERL asserted he was shot down by the British
on March 14, 1945, after having been reassigned to the
Western Front, He was held prisoner by the British in
mm:::ut:k-olwnmnh.-hlm.

He departed United tes from Bremerhaven, Germany
on December 26, 1951; entering the United States in New
Jersey on Janufry 7, 1882, and was subsequently naturalized
in Mismi during 1958, He is presently employed as a
mechanic at Eastern Airlines, Miami, Florida., He related
he was bora May 3, 1924, in Austria,

PEYERL stated he has withheld this information
because he assumed the United States possessed it. He has
become increasingly concerned because of the unconfirmed
reports concerning & similar object and denials the United
States has such an aircraft, He feels such a weapon would
be beneficial in Vietnam and would prevent the further loss
of American lives which was his paramount purpose in contacting
the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI).

PEYERL reiterated he has the original negatives
of both photographs, He said the shots were taken at a thirty
second time exposure,

This document contains neither recommendations nor
conclusions of the FBI, It is the property of the ¥FBI and is
loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be
distributed outside your agency.

2


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e sITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF!STICE

¥ "'.’.L;,,;»;%‘Z{ FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
In Reply, Please Refer to
File No.

62-0-11328 Miami, Florida

June 8, 1967
RE: PAUL L. PEYERL
INFORMATION CONCERNING

On April 26, 1967, PAUL L. PEYERL, 1430 Southwest
76th Street, Miami, Florida, appeared at the Miami Office and
furnished the following information relating to an object,
presently referred to as an unidentified flying object, he
allegedly photographed during November, 1944:

Sometime during 1943, he graduated from the
German Air Academy and was assigned as a member of the
Luftwaffe on the Russian Front, Near the end of 1944, he
was released from this duty and was assigned as a test
pilot to a top secret project in the Black Forest of Austria.
During this period he observed the aircraft described above.
It was saucer shaped, about twenty-one feet in diameter,
radio controlled, and mounted several jet engines around the
exterior portion of the craft. He further described the
exterior portion as revolving around the dome in the center
which remained stationary., It was PEYERL's responsibility
to photograph the object while in flight. He asserted he
was able to retain a negative of a photograph he made at 7,000
neters (20,000 feet), A Xerox copy of the negative, as furnished
by PEYERL, appears on the last page of this communication,
Also, a still photograph he allegedly made "at the risk of my
life", illustrating the object parked in a hanger, appears on
the last page.

According to PEYERL, the above aircraft was designed
and engineered by (First Name Unknown) EKUEHR, a German engineer
whose present whereabouts is unknown to him, He assumed KUEHR
was taken into custody by Allied Forces upon the termination
of hostilities. PEYERL stated KUEHR unsuccessfully attempted
to avoid the German draft, but was apprehended by the Gestapo


--- page 69 ---

»
' RE: PAUL L. PEYERL
INFORMATION CONCERNING

in Vienna, Austria, sometime during late 1943 or early 1944,
PEYERL also assumed the secrets pertaining to this aireraft
were captured by Allied Forces, He said this type of aireraft
was responsible for the downing of at least one American B-26
airplane. He furnished the following fuel and engine data:

"eoooFuel mixture of NgH40 in Methyl Alcohol

(CHgOH) rather than ‘oxygen-holding® mixture of
Wmonwum. 7m 1,3m high two
rocket motors; flow, rotary drive over 2,000
meters per second....”

PEYERL said he copied this data from a board
located in the hanger area.

PEYERL asserted he was shot down by the British
on March 14, 1945, after having been reassigned to the
Western Front, He was held prisoner by the British in
London and later in Brussels until his release in 1946,

He departed for the United States from Bremerhaven, Germany,
on December 26, 1951; entering the United States in New
Jersey on January 7, 1952, and was subsequently paturalized
in Miami during 1958, He is presently employed as 2
mechanic at Eastern Airlines, Miami, Florida., He related
he was born May. 3, 1924, in Austria.

PEYERL stated he has withheld this information
because he assumed the United States possessed it. He has
become increasingly concerned because of the unconfirmed
reports concerning & similar object and denials the United
States has such an aircraft, He feels such a weapon would
be beneficial in Vietnam and would prevent the further loss
of American lives which was his paramount purpose in contacting
the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI).

PEYERL reiterated he has the original negatives
of both photographs, He said the shots were taken at a thirty
second time exposure,

This document contains neither recommendations nor
conclusions of the FBI, It is the property of the FBI and is
loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be
distributed outside your agency.

2


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I am very Lucky to have the opportunity this afternoon to be
able to Introduce to you the ufo contact igap journal, This
magazine has been dedicated to Mr, George Adamski.
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Fraternity of P p \: NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION
Cosmic GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER
e GREENBELT, MARYLAND 20771
Sons and Daughters This magazine has been dedicated to
MR. GEORGE ADAMSKI.
FILE 17Za.
) ) Mr. Adamski launched the IGAP — International Get
IGAP Information Service: Acquainted Program — in 1959, based on the philosophy B Tl Seciiig FEB 20 1967
UFO CONTACT. that people in all parts of the world should be given i . -
7 the opportunity of knowing what is going on everywhere A dindoia, viginls d2dte

Editors: in the field of flying saucers. His hope was that as  ~ Dear Mr. Steckling
Mr Ronald Caswell, many as possible would discover the truth of the pre-

309 Carters Mead, sent age and turn to face the time to come — to learn Thank you very much for your letter and for your offer to show us
Harlow, Essex, to accept, through conviction, the fact that we are all your film. I am not really qualified tu pass judgment on it, but it
England. citizens of the Cosmos and Children of the Cosmic Pow-  ,~ SL L e Ber A CbddRtd vhe ave deok at e

. : ir y 1 suggest, then, that you give Mr. Penn Stevens, , a call
Major H. C. Petersen ) E‘_ﬁ‘:‘h”fe L“‘Vsl un :hxough the entire \Cosmos AThese He will make an appointment for you to come out to Goddard and show the
(responsible for publication and subscription), AW WE S leam. to cosipie end through study and A Photographic Branch and me your film. Unfortunately we have no Smm
Bavnevolden 27, Maaloev, Sj., undeX§land1ng of the »Mxence»of L]fEtr 'bxought to our projector here, so 1 must ask you to bring your own. Thank you again
Denmark. attention by the presence of friendly visitors from other for your offer.

N T . B s -t worlds.

Sincerely yours,

ORGANIZATION. The magazine is sent to civil and military authorities ~ ~ .

Headquarters: all over the world, to leaders in the United Nations, in A gl /)

The George Adamski Foundation, the Vatican, in scientific circles, and to Press, radio L Ly o ¢
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Holland 1. People from other worlds in our system are visit-

Indonesia ing our planet. 1
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Bavnevolden 27, have any suggestions or comments to make. A Lt Colonel, USAF

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140 ufo contact ufo contact 113
at home and watch your favourite television pro- some of these outer space civilizations have evolved No. Instead he pushed and shoved his way into the,
gramme. Then you will forget all about it. But do further than we and would therefore be able to tell E D I TO R l A L e many times, inhospitable climate of "expert” analysis
you ever wonder what becomes of old television us, for example, how to avoid a nuclear war«. and clinical dissection, saying: "Here is my evid-
programmes — apart from the ones they show on ence, here is my story - TAKE IT OR LEAVE IT!"
Sundays?! Do they just fade out and vanish - or i ) HE DIED, Dt HAT.
do they keep travelling through space for ever, Th:SSpac; Br;;thbers }:(ee; The"BWo;d i’ m "WE ARE NOT OPPOSED TO A COURT ‘fESTER Cv:Dt - L 4 .OleG JUST i 7A;Vh t Tkaptlth
perhaps to be picked up by creatures on other . predicted by the Space Brothers in earlier on the green lawns of the Royal Palace, provided he at kept him going for so long? at kep e
b ot SUE T issues of Topside, they are keeping their promise is not taken for an astronomical philosopher — . flame so bright for those 12-13 long, bitter-sweet
planets? Fantastic — — but scientists think it is pos- t K g by P P 2 Hi d £ h 2 YES! Hi
ible. After all we here in Britain were able to o make themselves seen mqre and more by the H ith all th f th If-opinion- years? is tremen ogs sense of humour? ! His
- h the Olympic G h J ; tollit people of Earth. From the increased number of ere, with all the arrogance of the sell-opinion-  many thousands of friends and supporters the world
ma‘gule‘r espacyemp'c ames in Japan via a satellite 0 4s of sightings and landings of UFOs all over f“‘::fe»d S\:i'{;‘aFg?g"(‘)fl':yedanl;dg:éol?enwz;d:nOi'nﬂ'g;zfag;:r over? YES, THESE ALSO!
3 the world, there can be little doubt that our space £ i ith i
»Some scientists even think that weird cracklings friands are now mak\'n: an allout effortt o, awaken piem pwescol sysinall | sgetion of fhativoshirous bt knE;:vtre}:;Zefao‘lfht:‘e ZX?SII/eIr'l\Jci I;Eﬁﬁsmﬁf ::‘ei::é:
and gibberish that occasionally come inonradio and ;s o their reality, and it is becoming daily more often |n‘fluenhal Press opinion which always swallows friente from lother Dlanets in' Spaca), were tHo: Rod
TV programmes are really pirate programmes from  gpyious that they are prepared to use every peace- before it chews. of good, spiritually- and physically-healthy human
other planets. And it is true that scientific listening | means within their considerable power to achieve The occasion was the much-publicised, much-criti-  and the Staff on which he leaned, until he died.
posts have taped some mighty odd sounds from  their mission of goodwill. Their purpose appears to { cised audience of Queen Juliana of the Netherlands G.A’s "end” was but a beginning. And when he
space which could come from some sort of intel-  pe two-fold: (1) To prevent a nuclear holocaust accorded to one George Adamski of California, "graduated” others took over.
ligence, somewhere in the Universe. which may not only destroy Planet Earth but also US.A, at Il am. on May 18th 1959, at Soestdijk He knew, in those last few months, that it wouldn’t
»Back in September, 1953, viewers all over Eng- produce dire results on the entire Solar System Palace, near Utrecht, Holland. be long. A’Iready he knew those whé) were going to
o ) ' 9 ; e of the Catholic People’s Party newspaper, "Die those friends from across the seas of space, were
television station KLEE, in Houston, Texas. A freak  Brothers as to the urgent necessity of widening Valleekrant" busy in their task of forging new links, reshaping
occurrence? — that's what the experts thought — —  their horizons to encompass knowledge and practice QsEKIantH: the pattern of their contacts with thosye close to
until radio engineers tried to contact KLEE, thou- of Cosmic Brotherhood, and the realization that We could imagine the same self-elevated journa-  Agamski.
sands of miles away across the Atlantic. »Station they have moral obligations not only to their own list writing: ”"We are not opposed to a court jester
KLEE«, they were told, »has been off the air for kind bt to civilizations on other planets who may in the private apartments at the Vatican, provid- AS WITH GEORGE ADAMSKI, the Brothers cont-
all of three years, and since that time no KLEE  have to suffer for Earth's irresponsible actions. ed — -, on another May day, of another Il a.m. au- inue to furnish evidence of their presence in our
identification card has been shown«. Where had If the powers-that-be on Earth continue to cover- " dience, much more secret, of much more potential ~ Skies- New films, vs!arthng in their clarity, are being
that phantom picture been for three years? Why up and disregard the continued efforts of the Space significance, four years later, when Adamski was Provided by G.A’s Co-workers. New accounts of
did it appear in England? And how did it get back  Brothers, then they may expect to receive even received at the bed-side of the dying Pope John. recent contact with the men and women visiting us
from wherever it had been. Nobody knows. So if, more startling and dramatic visitations in the near Of the one audience, with a gracious First Lady, faaffe_ev'de"ce of their continued interest in our wel-
tonight, you should see an unidentified object on  future. the world’s sensation tabloids went to town. Lacking He o aris ¢ UFO CONTACT i
e - CREDIT: — COURTESY OF »TOPSIDE« — JOUR- the meat of the occasion on which to feast their o 5o 08 BE @ CR E IR R dentitied
To Ufologists, the idea of watching a blank tele- NAL OF THE OTTAWA NEW SCIENCES CLUB. readers they gave them the bones and the offal, and Flying Objects”. In some strange fashion, by some
vision screen for such phenomena is not so far-out in the process they soiled and besmirched their own oo jiar cosincidence”, another of G.A’s close
— in fact, it might prove an interesting experiment honourable profession. associates is enabled to take startling movie-film
for those of us who believe such things are pos- The second audience was spared this treatment, shots of objects in the sky. With this new evidence
sible. Coupled with a telepathic request to our and still is. we shall show, too, how Adamski's successors are
space friends, it might even produce results! That And so we can perceive how some of George STILL pushing the experts, STILL offering for exam-
the idea has some scientific backing is shoown by Adamski’s meetings with the famous received the iNation photographic proof of “inexplicable phenom-
fPecenly Ticio  Which Sppoaiacy i fhe FBHiawa OUR READERS; MAY. BEINTERESTEDEIC full blast of publicity, whilst others, conducted in a ©Ma" in the skies above us.
KNOW UFO CONTACT IS SENT TO OVER - secret undercurrent of diplomacy peopled with silent There are always those who are ready to jeer and
»,Live” TV Coming from Outer Space?« 60 NATIONAL DELEGATES AND OTHERS couriers and intercontinental briefings, are still, very  deride. This is a peculiar facet of the human psycho-
Salt Lake City (AP) - A distinguished British astro- AT THE UNITED NATIONS IN NEW YORK, much, “classified"". o Ielich-stems aimeotisclelyifrom lenorance B,
nomer, Dr. Fred Hoyle, speaks of the possibility BESIDES MANY HEADS OF STATE OF ] Adamski was NEVER afraid of the scoffers and the public into.ley:nr:ea::d aosaelha SZr: a%l;nto :ta:;eozt
of »live« TV from outer space. And by »live« he COUNTRIES ALL OVER THE WORLD. critics, still less of the faceless spokesmen in autho- o the rest and say ofpthey;.)ioneer‘ "Give the man
means people — outer space people, people who rity. With energy which had to be seen to be be- i chance let the man have his Say'u
may live on planets like ours on the other side of lieved, with courage of conviction based in sure ! i ¥ ? "
the Milky Way. Hoyle thinks it's highly probable SHOULD OUR READERS WISH TO OFFER knowledge of his own experiences, and with fortitude 'ﬁs we have said a few words back, evidence is
that such planets and people do exist. So do a lot POSITIVE HELP — FINANCIAL OR OTHER- distilled from the sweet and the sour of his support-  Still being provided of our extraterrestrial visitors
of other scientists. ers and his detractors, HE DIDN'T GIVE A DAMN, ~ Presence on and above our planet. That this evid-
»They think some of the radio waves hitting the WISE 1N SPREADINGTHE RN Sl He could have written ''pot-boilers” of space fen:j ”f)rw:mrlt:rsrm:n;i)r:JgZZIaeY ;; Orfgwesl 2 ‘mpffsszoﬂ: %
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earth right now contain messages from those people UFO-CASE,STHEN, THAT, HELE IWILERBE fiction in his sunny California, like many of his cont-  perts”, despite public pronouncements mpade by the
and there is some scientific effort under way to VERY WELCOME. emporaries, making a fortune from the credulous. head of Project Blue Book, the U.S.AF.’s UFO
decipher these messages, to tune into those radio The Editors. This is shown by the fact that his books became  agency, that UFO's are NOT from Outer Space,
waves, waves which would also transmit pictures. world best-sellers in many languages. Yet in 12 years  ("Evening Telegram”, San Bernadino, California,
»What could we see and hear on this »celestial« he only offered TWO AND A HALF BOOKS to the February 15th 1967 — full report on Page 103, UFO
television? Hoyle, in his new book, »Of Men and general public. Does this seem like a man who is  CONTACT, April issue), is shown here in the pages
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Once before, a gracious lady was willing, against  only beginning to accept the remote possibility of messages to trusted UFO workers on Earth, and  sources was a local ham radio operator who, it
much advice, to listen to the sincere words of a man  "some form” of life, — and a one-cell life, at that, - for other specific purposes. Most of us have read ~ must be clearly stressed, knew little if anything
who was still to battle for many years to come for  existing anywhere at all outside of Earth. And any accounts written by people claiming to have recei-  about Mr. Smith’s work or scientific experiments
the truth which he propounded. We ask again forthat  suggestion that intelligent beings existed who had ved messages, both garbled and clear, from the and most of the messages he received for Wilbert
First Lady’'s gracious attention to certain matters  progressed past the stages of wars and poverty and Space Brothers via ham radios, tensor-coil experi-  Smith, on an unldent.med waveband, were complete-
which we believe, as in years gone by, will be of racial intolerance, was to speak of Heaven itself. ments, etc., or of seeing spacemen or other uniden- ly unintelligible to him — although they made a lot
interest to her, also today. Now, in 1967, many things have changed. The tified phenomena on their television screens. There of sense to WBS.

Our Open Letter we respectfully address to — majority still laughs, yes. But one sees in the ever- was one anjuslng story of a man who fe_H_ asleep By this means and with the usual, requested con-

Her Majesty, Queen Juliana of the Netherlands. expanding minority a level of radical but intelligent while watching a late, late movie on television a}nd firmation from other sources, Wilbert Smith received

thought which would have been branded a "heresy” awoke several hours later to find himself staring 4 |ot of invaluable guidance in his scientific work.

against the whole Establishment just a few years at a strange, other-world face on his TV screen! The most dramatic incident, however, occurred when

——————————"——  ago. With our own greatly-increased space activity He was so scared, he snapped off the TV set — \WBS and a small working party of the then Ottawa
and the near-proximity of an Earthman’s landing on and sold it the next day! Then there are cases of Flying Saucer Club were preparing to test out an

the Moon, ideas have had to change along with the people hearing messages and celestial music on experimental machine they had built. Just prior to

immense changes in the means of travel. their tape recorders. iny recently, Fate magaz[ne this test, the Boys from Topside broke into the

An Open Letter What modern science has yet to discover, how- published a letter received frorjn Myra Dee Hina of ham radio operator’s listening, blanking out all
ever, is an antidote to the enormously swollen ego A Sacramento, California, in which she stated that other stations and repeating insistently that they

of "Earth-man” which has gained nothing from the while attempting to record a new song she had had an urgent message for Wilbert Smith which

-_————————————————————— discoveries of Galileo other than a list of changed created with the help of numerology, i.e., »notes the operator was to pass on to him without delay —
astronomical data and some very basic facts con- forming the vibration of each word«, on a brand-  ang this he did. The message, couched in scientific

cerning the solar system in which we live. - new tape bought at a local store, she proceeded terms, might be translated into layman’s language

SOESTDIJK PALACE, What they have not yet learned from the here- to pick the notes out on an organ and sing them 55 saying that a certain flywheel in the experimental
SOESTDIK, tical’” revelations of Galileo is that scientific "fact” g on to the tape. She goes on to say: »| then went achine would not stand the stress of the r.m.p.
HOLLAND. JUNE 1967. of today is not necessarily scientific ''fact’” of to- to turn off the tape recorder and found it had stop-  apout to be placed on it and that it would shatter
g morrow; that they, too, these modern scientists, may ped. | reset it and played the notes over again.  ynder the strain; precaution should be taken. Hee-

o Het Majesiy. SR be called upon — and perhaps very soon — to change When | returned to the recorder to stop it, some ;inge thise advice, QNBS and his co-workers built a
Your Majesty, i all previous concepts of astronomical physics and sort of a force field seemed to appear. | could protective wooden covering around the machine,

We venture to approach you on a matter which we {5 accept that Earth-man is not, after all, alone in see it and feel it with my hands. It gave me the  after which they set it in motion and, as predicted,
believe will be of some interest to you, the subject  the Universe. ~ same sensation as if | held two repelling magnets. the flywheel shattered, embedding the wooden
being one of immense importance, bearing as it does One of the pioneers in this school of thought was Wondering why such a condition existed, | stood  pboards with its shrapnel!
implications of a nature which might well affect in  George Adamski. Since his passing, in April 1965, and let the machine run on. When | no longer felt
the future every aspect of human endeavour on this  others have come forward to carry on his work. the force field, | ran the tape back to replay. My . i
Earth. Madam, on several occasions in the years since voice was clear, the notes were clear — but | was Intervention on a Tape Recording.

The subject of which we speak has once before 1959, Mr. Adamski was given the opportunity of phot- shocked beyond words when a beautiful orchestra Another strange experience occurred during an
been brought to Your Majesty’s attention, and, we  ographing some of these space craft on movie-film. began playing the very theme | had created. it exchange of tape recording letters between WBS
understand, received careful consideration; in fact,  These films have been shown widely in the United lasted a long period, over 35 minutes. It is possible and another UFO worker in the U.S. At the time,
it is in the belief that Your Majesty has shown more  States and in certain countries in Europe. They have ) that the recorder somehow picked up music out cf ~WBBS was in possession of certain scientific data
than usual interest that we make this approach to-  peen viewed by persons in authority, including ex- the air. There was no other instrument in the house, which the Boys from Topside had asked him to
day. . perts in many fields, as well as by millions of the the tape was new and | ran it around 12 o’clock keep confidential for the time being. Inadvertently,

May we, with respect, ask you to cast your mind  general public by way of television. midnight. I've tried to repeat this strange incident ~WBS, more by implication than direct statement,
back 8 years. In May of 1959, Your Majesty was The extraterrestrial human beings of whom Mr. several times, but nothing has happened. In addi- let slip a few clues to this scientific problem in
pleased to request the presence of Mr. George  Adamski spoke are still operating in the same patt- tion to the music on the tape, a voice speaks in a tape-letter to his colleague. A week or so later,
Adamski, of California, at Soestdijk Palace. Mr.  emn. Several of his helpers have been privileged to ¥ a language | never heard before. Several persons he received the tape back from his friend, with a
Adamski was at that time on a world lecture-tour. meet these people. New colour movies have been who have listened to the tape say they have a weird message asking if he would fill in the blank spaces

This gentleman had an unusual story to tell. He  taken of their ships, on occasion with the deliberate fesling while it is playinge. on the tape. Puzzled, WBS examinod the tape care-
spoke of visitations to this planet by human bEEngS connivance of the pilots of the craft concerned. fully and played it over, only to discover that in
from outer space. He spoke of kin_d human beings An American lady, Mrs. Madeleine Rodeffer, and A Warning Via Ham Radio the places where he had let slip the teil-tale clues,
who had travelled in their _spaceshlps, often .called two Germanborn, naturalised Ameri_cans, Mr. and ' 7 i g ind " the sound had been neatly erased and there was a
"flying saucers”, from their home planets in our Mrs. Fred Steckling, have been privileged not only While, even with an op:n mind, we fcam?‘o ‘,hun- slightly sticky substancs-on the taps in these areas!
solar system, from Venus, from Saturn, Mars and to meet these friends from other planets but they derstandably, vouch for the \;erac‘\iy of a esef The only possible conclusion he could reach was
others. have also been enabled tg photograph the movement claims, we can; quote a couple of experiences o that it was the work of the Boys from Topside.

Their understanding was far ahead of our own, of their craft on colour-film. this nature which happened to our founder, the Here then, are two authentic cases of the Space
their sincere interest in our welfare was part of a All of these films have been viewed by persons late Wilbert B. Smith, during his long and intensive Brothere usiyng our electronic equipment for a speci-
philosophy of brotherhood and love for all of the in authority, including photographic experts of study of the UFO Mystery.. WBS, as most of you fle purpose.

Creator’'s Works. the U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Agency, know, was first and foremohs( a sc\?r\lhsL, aknd h: .
is was George Adamski’s story. NASA), and they have yet to be faulted. never accepted anything without careful checks an -

Tnhl19596,‘ theesu%jecl of flying sal{cers was consid- Madam, the reason for our approach in this Open cross-checks and o‘nly by this method was he rea- Use of Television. ) ;
ered by the majority to be laughable. Any attempt Letter is this. Having heard from Mr. Adamski first- sonavbly sure of his ground. But undgubte_dfy, he ‘Recently, the_ Eng||§h magazine >>We§k-En§« car-
to discuss the possibility of beings technologically  hand of his experiences, would Your Majesty care received clear-cut messages and confirmations on  ried the following article, and while it is written in
superior to us, visiting Earth in space craft travelling once more to hear of the visitations of the Brothers a variety of Scle.nllflc and philosophical ma'tlers a humorous, tongue-in-cheek vein, its wnte( may
at fantastic speeds, was to dismiss all the scientific  and Sisters who befriended him? They have made from his space fnends.. the »Boys from Topside«, have been a lot clos‘er to the truth than he_ imagi-
concepts of the day. Indeed, in 1959, scientists were  themselves known to others; there are courageous through a number of different media. One of these ned! To quote: »Tonight you will probably sit down


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photosynthetic process to produce at least simple people still who battle against great odds for what waited an hour or so for the Steckling’s plane to
plant forms. The space bl'OtthS— and they know to be right. come in from Washington, via New York and Co-

"The significance of my findings, if correct”, Dr. 5 . We believe that, with Your Majesty’'s approval, logne. They were flying LUFTHANSA. )
Johnson declared, "is that a case for life chemistry Earth S electronlc further evidence can be produced for your consider- Patrick had them paged as the Cologne flight be-
in space can not only be inferred but the end pro- ation which will help greatly your understanding of  gan to stream into the arrival bay, everyone on the
duct can be looked upon as a form of life similar H these matters, thereby encouraging others to seek look-out for the baggage coming up on the wide
to that on earth’. eqU’IPant the truth of these visitations from outer space. It is moving belt from below. Mrs. Suzy Peeters, May's

Johnson made his discoveries by observing the ;)ur shincerelé)e(lwef lhz:‘t ther{e is far too mgch at stake Iifelondg _fr\ind,tgnd Jr(lakasurer for tdhe B‘T_Igizlin grou‘psd.

i 5 : 4 . or the world to continue to supress or ignore news  arrived in her tiny Volksvagen and smilingly greete:
i{zecfgua:\c:lntf\itozh‘e‘ggt_u;bsaf)rsp(::gzdofli‘g?\‘ter::e!age?r:i‘n. Unavoidable Interference. of events of such magnitude. us, together with Philip, May's younger son, who had
range of wavelength. e Should Your Majesty so desire, George Adamski's been filming th_e aircraft from the airport (ocf. We

e One of the commonest occurrences indicating the friends would be honoured to tell their own stories  were all old friends. Suzy was to help with extra
. Identlfymg_ an e_lement_or c_orppound by spectrfﬂ close presence of a UFO is the unavoidable inter- and show their own films in Your Majesty’s presence.  transport back to Antwerp.
mformat_mn is similar to identifying a human by his  ference with Earth’s radio, electrical and electronic With respect We looked at the people who were coming over
fingerprints. equipment, believed to be brought about by the Sincerely ~ to the inquiries desk; and the floor clattered with

It has been known that star-light contains many different force field in which the UFO operates. The Editors. luggage-loaded trollies as the passengers came away
colors. Scientists also know that molecules or atoms ~ Temporarily stalled cars, »dead« radios, distorted i * from Customs and began passing through the barr-
in the path of star-light are capable of absorbing a  television screens and disrupted electronic equip- T . iers, some hurrying, some looking lost, others being
part of it. ment are among the features most frequently met with h i d f h greeted enthusiastically by waiting friends. The huge

This means that individual molecules can be ident- mac!osedencounterv\\;vwlhfadflying saucer. One of our € evidence o t € hall rang with sound, and above all were the dis-
ified positively by the particular spect ;i correspondents in Westford, Mass., U.S.A., where Y . embodied voices speaking loftily from many hidden
the |ight iheyyabsyorb 0:3 one-to-op:: LZIS‘:_OHIO” of there lha”s been(ha‘ rechord nuraﬁte)r of sightings |:is qU Iet ContaCtS loudspeakers. We wondered what Fred and Ingrid

year, tells us that when a passes near her would look like.
home, a most extraordinary pattern of horizontal DYRONACDSCASWELL. A neat-looking couple with a boy of about seven
IN MILLIONS. lines of small vees’s (thus: vvvvvvvvvvvvyvwwy) ap- "THEY'LL NEVER GET CLOSE ENOUGH when spoke to one of the clerks at the inquiries desk.

Previous like studies of spectral lines indicated pears on her television screen and that frequently I've got this in my hand, you know, Ronald”, said They turned and faced us as the man pointed our
the presence of hydrocarbons. But since the comb- when she goes outside to investigate, there is the Fred with some conviction, looking down at the  way.
inations of known hydrocarbon compounds extends culprit UFO! Included among the many reports of gleaming object he held on his knee. He had a Fred was about 5 feet 10, Ingrid about 5-7. Glenn
into the millions, further extensive study was required  the increased world-wide UFO activity in recent slightly rueful smile on his face. He reminded me of  was looking around him at the high roof of the foyer.
to identify the major components of dust from this months are typical ones such as the report from a youngish Bob Hope in looks except that his nose Ingrid was an attractive young woman with natural
spectral information. Azores published July 11 which reads: »Flying Ob- was not so sharp and his face a little more rounded.  blonde hair, slim and wearing a white, two-piece suit.

Random testing of the possible hydrocarbon comp-  iect Stops Watches. A spokesman for Santa Maria "It's a power zoom lens, see. It's fully automatic. -  She did not look the type one would expect to see
onents of the interstellar dust would take several Airport claimed today that a mysterious flying ob- They know that if | get them on this, NO-ONE will at a special private meeting of members of the
lifetimes. By systematic elimination of possibilities, iect apparently stopped all electro-magnetic watches be able to deny it". United States Senate Aeronautics and Space Comm-
Dr. Johnson reduced the field to porphyrins and at the airport when it flew slowly over the island We sat near to the open French window of the ittee.
carbotenoids, which are closely associated with Yesterday. He said a white cylindrical object was lounge with the sun streaming in, | on the comfort- Fred seemed a rather serious-faced young man.
chlorophyll. He compared the absorption band spec-  seen flying slowly in a north-westerly direction at able old settee, Fred on a highbacked chair, one  Both were in their early thirties. Both were German-
tra of these substances in laboratory conditions sim- & height of 33,000 feet«. Another report from Can- knee crossed over the other, looking thoughtfully at  born, naturalised Americans. They had lived in Ca-
ulating the extra-terrestrial environments of the dust berra, Australia, published soon after Mariner II his own fingers idly adjusting the lens-piece of the nada for some time prior to their arrival in the
and found that they matched. was photographing Mars, reads: "Did Mysterious cine-camera. States. Only little Glenn’s voice was totally Ameri-

g _ Object Distort Mars Signals? A mysterious glowing May Morlet was somewhere in the house, probably  can.

Further investigation through both SPectroscopic  ghioct — hovering near Canberra Airport while the ringing through to some of the guests we were ex- So this was Fred Steckling, the young man who
studies and lasar research at the Electro-Optical 5 5 Mariner space probe was taking pictures of pecting later in the day — or maybe she had driven  had not wished to "take over’, as George Adamski
Systems revealed the substance in question to be i o Lo patfled experts in Canberra. Six members “ into Antwerp with Ingrid, Fred's wife, who had a  had hoped during the last few days of his illness in
chlorophyll. of the traffic control tower crew said the object hairdressing appointment that afternoon. Tomorrow  Washington. D.C. As Fred said, no-one could take

If some of this dust should reach a planet like hung suspended at about 5,000 feet for 40 minutes. we were to run through to The Hague to meet some  G.A.’s place. So it was left at that. And George had
Mars, could the chlorophyll photosynthesize? It disappeared when an air force plane was sent of our Dutch friends who were arranging Fred’s lect-  died, not knowing. Or did he know, that wise old

"We have indications that life started here (on out to identify it. Experts now are wondering if it - ure and film-show there. man? : )
earch) from outside”, Dr. Johnson declared. "The was coincidence that the object was sighted shortly Hans was about somewhere in the big old house. Madeleine and Fred and Ingrid had just gone on
same thing could happen there”. before nearby Tidninbilla tracking station was sched- He had arranged for a few dayz‘ leave and travelled  working as before, only much harder. Tellf!?g (IS.A.’s

. g 5 _uled to pick up Mariner signals. The station had down from Copenhagen some days before. Hans is story, showing his films, bothering the officials on
uc{:d"'Sf,:’;“eext;':m‘;‘;':é 2; fgchk"j";:;'jt;j ff"fe unusual difficulty in locking on to Mariner at the Major Petersen of the Royal Danish Air Force, organ-  Capitol Hill. And now they had Madeleine Rodeffer’s
41/ billion years old. He found porphyrins, a "skele- time«. iser of the Eurppean and Asian sections of IGAP. film to show as well, the amazing close-up shols_of
ton” form of chlorophyll. ! He may never live it down, but, much-travelled man  the scout-craft hovering over her "front yard”, which

. . that he is, he had left his passport back home! He was in reality, the long sloping, grassy bank running

Dr. Johnson speculated that the same mechanism - Deliberate Control. gave a huge chuckle as he described to us how he  from her house down to the road. At the most, a
condensation of dust into meteors, which are then It is believed that most of the aforegoing inci- had managed to talk himself across the German hundred feet in the air, level with the tall tree-tops.
attracted to planets — can be at work now as well as  dents are more or less of an accidental nature. But frontier. Luckily his wife had now sent the passport Madeleine and Ingrid had faced a chilly reception
in the past when earth was born. there is steadily-mounting evidence over the years on. committee at the private Senate hearing of January

/ that our space visitors are able to and actually | had flown across to Brussels a few days before, 1965, a couple of months before George died; and

Credit: — Mrs. Merna Lindermayor, do use our electronic equipment to make their on September 1st, and drank coffee in the airport at the end of the showing of George's film sequen-
Can Bernadino, California. presence known to their earth brothers, to convey lounge with Pat Morlet, May’s elder son, whilst we ces and a 45-minute verbal barrage from some sarc-


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astic senators, Madeleine, who had worked in a Gov-  was this red, glowing light swaying over the house!” There is no doubt that a great number of the other planets, just as “their bacteria” has been a
ernment office for many years, just stood up and Fred smiled knowingly. meteoric falls actually are remains of "natural” long, long while living with us.

told them that she wouldn’t like to be in THEIR "You can bet, they've got our wave-lengths!"” he objects in space - but not by any means all of them. Thus there exists great unexplored areas of res-
shoes when people found out what was being kept said. No doubt also, some of the falls of ice are from earch with which science can come to grips and
from them. As we looked out at May's long lily-pond in the aircraft de-icing or breaking off by some other learn from; and when, finally, these are explained,

Did they think the public was blind? spacious lawn, the big, leafy trees almost overhang- means; the theory about ice from the toilets is very  the next natural step will be to learn how one can

Many had seen the planes chasing the saucers. ing the house and splashing the ground with shadow, doubtful, but even if we give this theory a certain come to live without being “infected” by bacteria.
Even children. Fred gave a little laugh to himself and glanced up chance, then it still explains only a very small part We are on the way; but for a while yet we shall

And Madeleine had come out of the committee- at me. He was so often serious, especially when he of the total number of reported falls. be "infected” by bacteria, and believe that we can
room seething with anger. A few weeks afterwards talked to the people who gathered at May’s house, Until the Rocket-age's attempts to explain condit-  “infect” our sister planets’ inhabitants with our bac-
she had filmed a scout-ship over her own "front guests, reporters etc, — it was nice to see him with ions in the Space around us began, a remarkable teria. For a while yet we shall only find meteorites
yard”. a, somewhat twisted, grin. There were no gimmicks attitude prevailed within certain scientific circles in  that originate from planets, comets or asteroids, and

Fred loosened up a little as we sped along the  with Fred. regard to that Space. ice which falls from the toilet-systems of airplanes.
road Brussels-Antwerp. Patrick, who studied at "l saw a saucer close overhead some while ago. - Earth was the navel of the Cosmos, around which October 1966.

Brussels University, and who himself lectured on  There are a LOT of them around that area — | had and about which everything turned. The moon and viaher T
flying saucers, was a good driver, but fast! my camera with me, this camera — and | ran off some the planets and the stars were hung in the sky for - * -

""Madeleine was at the airport as we left Washing-  film and | felt so gosh-darned pleased with myself! - Earth’s sake, and between all the bodies outside of P . . .
ton. Oh, and Linda, her friend, was with her. You D'you know something? | left the dust-cap on!” Earth’s atmosphere was this great empty Space, in Here, in a report just received from the United
know, that young woman who had some sightings. He told me of his talks with the Brothers. which was to be found - absolutely nothing. States, is an |mporlanf break-through '"'0_”"9 area
She’s written to you, | think. A nice girl. There were "D'you know, Ronald, when you're with them, you But the rockets told another story — they had been of re.sgarch‘ mventloned in the aforg-gomg a}rtlcle. With
two Brothers standing back a bit in the crowd. They  don’t ASK questions. You don't think of it. You just y out there. We can say then, that now it is proven Precision timing, we now perceive that - through
weren't with Madeleine. Maybe she knew they were listen. It's as if you are not meant to ask of things that Space is not empty. Among other things, dust ~condensation this dust eventually forms meteorites
there.” maybe they don’t want you to know.” has been registered. And it has become dusty in the ~ Which are dense enough to be attracted to a pla-

He went on talking about some of the Brothers he Fred bit his lip thoughfully. space-capsule when the capsule door has stood net "
had met. Ingrid joined in occasionally, her eyes "One of them | can see several times a week. | open. From: Los Angeles ""Herald-Examiner”, Sunday,
bright and shining. know where he’s working. | can tell you what sort It is proven also, that certain chemical reactions January 22nd 1967.

"Oh, Ronald!” she said, in her German-accented of work he does, but not where.” Fred told me. can, in the course of a few seconds, form solid
American, drawling the words. "If you only could "It's only once in a while we have a chance to matter. (Einstein). . . .
meet them! There is this wonderful feeling of good-  talk. Maybe over a cup of coffee some place.” As all the planets are born in the same Cosmos, »L.A.ManfindsLifein Space«
ness that seems to reach out to you.” He paused, then went on. this means to say that the same elements or units

Fred’s rather serious face relaxed a little as he "This one's from Venus.” which make up the "creation” are to be found in THERE IS LIFE! IN SPACE! ’ i
spoke. One could see he was no fanatic. Fred Steck- Fred's trip over had been delayed. Hans and | had invisible form in this so-called empty Space. It Chlorophyll, key compound of life on earth, exists
ling and Ingrid were not money-grabbing "contact-  had to change our bookings. Fred had told me on "only"” needs the right chemical reaction to take abundantly n outer space. .
ees’’ making a fast buck. They spoke quietly, but the trip up from the airport how someone, — he didn’t place for the whole to take solid form and to build These findings have been reported to a gathering
forcefully at times. Perhaps Fred could not quite  know who — had contacted the bank where Fred had up as planets, comets, meteorites or ice — or for that ~ Of experts on Astronomy and Biodynamics meeting
shake off this feeling of having to convince someone  arranged credit for the trip. matter, as many other things. at the University of California at Berkeley by Dr.
aH_‘ihe limf. ] "I have to do it on the instalments,””he said. "A It is therefore quite plain to see that science can, Fred Johnson of Electro-Optical Systems in Pasa-

Ronald,” he said, after a rather long, somewhat cook doesn't earn all that much money.” Fred works and must, soon add a new chapter to that book about dena. o
tired silence. They'd been travelling for many, many  at an hotel in Virginia, near where he lives. the "factual” conditions In Space, which it is writin Based on his findings, Dr. Johnson told the Berke-
hours. ""Ronald, do you know, it's just as if they have The strange thing was that Fred had previously 8 s ua ks Rpace, 9 ley colloquium the possibility that man is not alone
: f . n : ) at this time. In this "book” it will be stated that, . H :

our frequencies. | had a birthday a while back - had credit arrangements with the same bank, and d tain conditions. solid matter is formed in M.ihe universe is excellent. ) )

Ingrid was about to burst in with wife-like enthusiasm  had had no bother. Maybe someone had tried to stop uncer Cse’ e i ol ter, that The physicist, astronomer and biochemist told the
but Fred's voice stopped her. "I had a birthday a his trip to Europe. It had taken several days to clear emptly pfa\c”e —tast:e Ias mue! ise N n‘\vahert_ o Berkeley sessions, which opened Friday, that after
while back,” Fred went on. "Ingrid and | were wat- up the matter. - i planet or others as "shooting- 13 years of research he had been able to identify
ching T.V. | don't remember the show. Suddenly -’ He was speaking first in Antwerp, staying with stars ‘_’r a? ico firomyan; iairp af'e.s ollet: interstellar dust and had found it is composed larg-
and again Ingrid was bursting with agreement, May for some days, then The Hague, then Frankfurt " And _’l will be e."O”"Ol_JSW difficult, — yes, almost ely of the solid molecular substance chlorophyll and
"~ suddenly it went doot-di-di-doot-doot, on the T.V.  and Mannheim, then in Austria — Vienna and Linz — |mp0$$|ble, - to du'fferenha!e between what are rem- 1ot jce or graphite as had been previously believed.
just like that, maybe ten or a dozen times. Doot-di-  then on to West Berlin for the last six days to stay N ains O_f solid bodies, ,SUCh as planets, comets or "There is no reason to believe that we on this
di-doot-doot. Ingrid and | just looked at each other —  with his family. asteroids, and what is produced by some other pjanet are unique”, Dr. Johnson told the Herald-
and then we both DASHED out onto the porch.” Whether Fred was helped with money at the Ger- means. O"? might point to evidence .Of bacteria, but  Examiner. "There is very good evidence, on the

Patrick swerved among the traffic on a bumpy man or Austrian lectures, | don’t know. | know he this just will not do, because bacteria can be gath-  other hand, that there may be similar forms of life
patch of road. received nothing in Antwerp and Den Haag, except ered up from_ anywhere in the Cosmos. For example,  throughout the universe’.

"There over the house was the saucer. It just hospitality from good friends. That certainly did not our planet, just the same as other p\angfsv _has‘ Dr. Johnson reported that although interstellar dust
swayed there, back and forward. Then it seemed to  pay the Stecklings fare across the Atlantic. during its journey through space, trailed behind itself s very small with each grain having an average
swing down low as the light showed from the porch Fred’s first lecture was on the evening of our arr- a long tail of dust and bacteria. This dust and these  density of 10 to 26 grams per cubic centimeter, he
and then shot off over in the direction of Washing-  ival in Antwerp, at May Morlet's home. Of the 50-60 bacteria are caught up at some time or another by  speculates that through condensation this dust even-
ton Airport.” in the audience, which included reporters, | noticed other heavenly bodies, in the same manner that we  tyally forms meteorites which are dense enough to

Ingrid couldn’t hold herself any longer. "And do  a young woman. | shall not describe her. collect dust and bacteria from other worlds. be attracted to a planet.
you know, Ronald!” she burst in, "Madeleine had the Later that night, in fact at 3.30 in the morning, — In fact, we need not go to all the great amount of
same thing happen on her birthday! Linda and some we had sat talking, all of May’s house-guests, until trouble that we do, to sterilize the space-ships and SIMPLE PLANTS.
more friends were just being seen off from the house  the small hours, as we were to do every night of our probes which are to be sent up; — our bacteria has These meteorites, he said, then deposit the life
and they called out to Madeleine to look. And there visit — | walked with Hans Petersen around some long been present on our sister planets and many substance chlorophyll and, as on earth, undergo the


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the principles involved in weight-distribution and  sceptics will not now refrain from purchasing and quiet, deserted, leafy avenues near to May’s house. Any Mond.ay would be fine for showing the film,
surface manipulation, i.e. expert engineers producing  reading this excellent book, we would like to conc- Hans had suggested a walk before turning in. It was I am looking forward to yolur an's:we‘;,S —
the revolutionary Hovercraft. lude with an excerpt from the summing-up by Leo- our first opportunity to talk alone together since our sincerely, red Steckling.
"Some of my readers will have been way ahead nard G. Cramp himself. meeting in Denmark three or four weeks before. UNQUOTE.
of me in_t!wese past asses§ment§ and no doubt W‘,” _"Out of thg confusion a.nd the shadow surround.ing He also wanted to tell me something. About a Similar letters were sent to Senator Clinton P.
have antucwp_ated my next intention. Yet others will  this most enigmatic of flying saucer contact stories, young lady of rather special appearance who had,  Anderson, of the Senate Space and Aeronautics
be a trifle impatient that the following correlation  emerges one or two, but nevertheless very important during the course of the evening, moved out of the  Committee, and to Dr. Paul D. Lowman Jnr. at the
should -be m?de' But i mijst-strees, ! try very hard  facts. . audience and was sitting on a settee very close to  National Aeronautics and Space Administration.
not to be biased, science is far more interesting (a) Adamski type saucers are not uncommon the speaker's table. Just before the guests left, — (NASA).
!eft as it is. Therefore | am sincere in my next anal- among UFO rgport§. ) some of them were unknown to May Morlet — the The reply from Dr. Lowman reads: (see inside back
ysis. | trust the reader will be, too. | have purposely (b) On purely engineering grounds the configurat- young woman spoke a few words with Hans. cover).
chosen the following title for the evidence which | ion of the scout ship” offers the best all- "Ron”, said Hans, | am wondering about that "NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE
hope may help shed some truer light on one who round compromise which could embody the young woman.” ADMINISTRATION
may be a very maligned man.” UNQUOTE. functions required by the gravitational propul- § : GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER
Yes, the "very maligned man” is George Adamski sion theory. B it 1 it o sovmc e Pl Greenbelt, Maryland 20771
) y g rge amski. (c) Adamski's description of inside a saucer is left Vienna for Berlm‘. for a very short family re-union, ’ FILE 17232
12 years ago Leonard G. Cramp produced the not inconsistent with the theory, on the cont- L the Co-workers received a letter from our Austrian Mr. Fred Steckli Feb. 20 1967
orthographic projections which showed how young rary, theory seems to support it. friend and Co-worker, Dora Bauer, who told us of the Fpiare eckling, eb.
Stephen Darbishire’s "Coniston” saucer, as photo- (d) Thus on these grounds alone | for onefeel lectures Fred had given in Vienna and Linz. She also ;I’ = ’d“‘ *V' inia 22312
graphed, was identical in shape and proportion to inclined to accept the first part of his exper- wrote that Fred had told her of two space people, e\ R .
K P ¥ 9 ) - a8k " : i t May’s house on  Dear Mr. Steckling:
Adamski’s classic "scout-craft”. ience as fact, and in my opinion any incons- a Brother and a Sister, who were a y
: . np; 1 4 ) = s ™ oy | Thank you very much for your letter and for your
Loday;in his booicsiRioce; For A, Jigisaw', Mr: istencies which appear in his subsequent that first; evening offer to show us your film. | am not really qualified
Cramp produces startling evidence of a highly-tech- claims are insufficient to invalidate the prev- And going through Germany he had filmed a . Y o f B
nical nature which shows how, following along purel i i " i jon in the sky. | Septemb to pass judgement an it, but it would be good to
i S i 9 9 purely fous conclusions. strange formation in the sky. It was on September 1. ¢ tho people here at Goddard who are, look at
engineering principles as a result of analyses of o . Tth 1966. it. May | t th Wat ouloive ME P St
hundreds of reported saucer-sightings, with accomp- PIECE FOR A JIG-SAW” - 27 sh. 6 d. g L at P i ey, -euggost then, that you.give M, 5enn Ster
8 . h SOMERTON PUBLISHING COMPANY In February this year | received photostats of corr-  vens, phone — -, a call. He will make an appoint-
anying detail of manoeuvre and flight patterns, he ! ill pi f he fil
arfives, at the.idsal form, i all Fespacts. fi isit. COWES. ISLE OF WIGHT. espondence and some still pictures from the film  ment for you to come out to Goddard and show the
ing "saucer”. The sa cé he fi e”pec s’d O V"St‘ z that Fred Steckling took whilst travelling by train Photographic Branch and me your film. Unfortunat-
rgo ressive lin draw;‘n Sr af\d mc;‘ y‘ 25 ucesb, a(her R between Mannheim and Frankfurt, in West Qermany. ely we have no 8 mm projector here, so | must ask
progresi th AZ‘ h 9 t K otographs by the The stills he had obtained by photographing from  you to bring your own. Thank you again for your
hikis concludis oo the screen, he said. He did not dare have the stills  offer.
r|t 13 iO,TC u?mg cl ap(‘ev, not only qoes the author professionally made. (Both George Adamski and Ma- Sincerely yours,
q;llo_e h? ails Ot englr}elerk\)ngkda(a provided by Adam- . deleine Rodeffer have had "accidents” happen to signed. Paul D. Lowman, Jr.
? i n ﬂ"s con T‘O"srs‘? Oi s, but Mr. Cramp con- 1SCC aneous film in the past. A greater part of the Rodeffer close- Geochemistry Laboratory
hesshesd at,t until 4 edhme of writing this Iaf' crhapl_er, up saucer film was stolen from an hotel room when Laboratory for Theoretical Studies.”
o had inoks vet read _completely’ Adamskils “Insids . .. G.A. was taking the original to be copied. Copies UNQUOTE.
The Space Ships”! Realising perhaps certain read- : + 2
i h N N of his own film loaned to T.V. net-works and others . . " A
ers’ scepticism about this belated admission, Mr. A N h il Of the visit, which took place in Building A.l. at
i . 5 have returned badly disfigured with chemicals, "with A o
Cramp goes on to describe points outlined in that great regret —’) 10.30 a.m. on February 27th 1967, Fred said this:
book concerning Adamski's alleged trips in the Out Of the Clear, blue Sky Th i . "~ We took Madeleine along so the 22 NASA off-
scout-craft, whereby his (Cramp’s) own scientifically by MAJOR H. C. PETERSEN A letter from Fred to Thomas G. CL°_rb,'"' Major- jgials could see G.A.’s and her film, too. They seem-
arrived-at data receives startling corroboration! Y s B2 : General l;l.S’;AF.' Drl_rector Legllws.lahve [')""gon* De"" ed to be quite impressed, but would not make an
"At this juncture | can almost hear many an Adam- WE ALL KNOW of accounts of objects which, artment of the Air Force, Washington, D.C., read: open statement concerning the film, naturally. The
ski sceptic breathing a sigh of incredulity, hardly during the past couple of hundred years, have been - "Dear Sir, 2 hour meeting took place in Building A.l. They
able to believe that | should dare to include such  reported as falling down from the sky, - and, often While with my family in Germany September 7, ~treated us very nice and seemed to know much more
material in a semi-technical work of this nature.” enough, from a clear, cloudless sky. 1966, | had the rare opportunity to film a "Armada” of what we had to show and tell. One thing they
Unquote. ) ) ) ) S'menh'sts” and”other experts have sought to ex- of aybout 40 to 50 UFO'’s apearing and disappearing said, however, and f.hat is concerning Dr. Hynek. His
With many detailed international sighting reports  plain such “falls’” as meteorites, meteors, or — now- . in the middle of the blue sky. swamp-gas explanations are nonsense, we were told.
analysed scientifically, with his own photographed adays — as something in connection with flying, ato- ) ""But despite the evidence of the 3 films they still
experiments showing the intensive study he has made  mic tests or the like. (The 28 feet of Kodakcolour film were taken out  would like to have more positive proof, we were told,
of all aspects of "'saucer’” manoeuvres and flight, and In the book "Le Matin des Magiciens”, by the :/I a"h ?pe; WI'(: f;W o a_spfe‘ m% 1‘31)‘5(;535 train,  for it still does not prove these ships to be extra-
accompanied by scores of finely-executed line-draw- Frenchmen, Louis Pauwels and Jacques Bergier, vol- EULLILE ranv U approxlrva ely al A0 am: terrestrial, as one official put it. However, he was
ings, Leonard Cramp provides food for thought for ume One gives reference to 40,000 notations of falls My camera is an_automatic 8 mm Revere power not able to tell us just where these strange crafts
all those of an open mind. of such extraordinary things. zoom, 30 mm lens. The objects, which can be seen,  come from otherwise. But they were quite impressed
Here, biased or un-biased as we may seem, we If we concern ourselves solely with two groups of look like white cigarettes on the motion-picture be-  about the exact formation of the many ships on the
would like to recommend to other biased and unb-  objects - meteorites and ice — then we find ourselves hind trees, railroad stations and powerlines, which  film of Sept. 7th. 66. Reflection, any fake, and cloud
iased UFO researchers one of the best flying saucer in an area where science and various other expert were flying by and blocking their sight on occasions  formation, including Skyriders, was ruled out. It left
contributions since "Inside The Space Ships”! That sources are quite positive in their conclusions. while filming. This rules out light reflections from  only 23 feet of UFO’s.
the author is not biased can be witnessed by the Meteoric stones originate from comets and planets any excusable source. "They said nothing about G.A.’s film and on Ma-
360 pages of this book which are not about George  which have disintegrated, or from larger or smaller | would be willing indeed to show this rare film deleine’s they commented, — the ship is smaller, and
Adamski. asteroids. The ice comes from airplanes - either (personally) to Air Force officials here in Washing-  anticipated it to be about 27 feet in diameter. They
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ground were and all in all said, to be convinced that UFO investigation study, — R.C.) — and send them At that time the Air Force termed the Heflin pict- ——0— —  — .
what we had shown them are ships of extraterrestrial some pictures. ure a hoax.

origin they needed more positive proof or evidence. ""Madeleine’s and G.A.'s films were already known The "Bluebook’ report said Heflin's photo did not .

One person came up with the scout being a volks- to them — from T.V. — and no comment was made on correspond to his description of the round, saucer-

wagen, you know how they have to make jokes. But them. They seemed to know all three of us — Ingrid file ol act: therd[%re

we were treated very nice and in respect, — one was there — they gave this impression. But since then the Air Force has commissioned

person said to Ingrid, you have something there, — "The Colonel said: "What about the scoutships the independent study by the University of Colorado ——
meaning the films — we are supposed to have in Dayton?” so we ans- at Boulder.

"l could see that they had much knowledge, but  wered, "What about and how about it?” They did From: ""San Francisco Chronicle”, . o
could not give themselves away. They did not rid- not confirm anything or otherwise. But here too we Friday, March 10, 1967. »PICCC fOr a Jlg—saW«
icule us, nor the films, nor the whole UFO idea. |  were treated respectfully, and returned the same to Credit: Theodore Gray Hullett, San Francisco,

did not go to NASA to convince them, but to cons-  them -.” California, U.S.A. By LEONARD G. CARMP., M.S.l.A. A.R.Ae.S.
ult them.” UNQUOTE. * author of ""Space, Gravity and the

He added: ok fvad 4 fuller o ¢ g Flying Saucer.”

"Thi ing wi A i ater, | received a fuller description of events. N : , N
allo-;ttsher?eti;:gthelgen’\l::z Spv:; io?r:‘:r‘]?lrg: 2“;:2’;1 "When | took the film September 7th, we were TWO PCS Spot a »saucers« Here. is a boqk about "flying saucers” wh»ch ca;
ago with Madeleine and Ingrid, where they received ~between Mannheim and Frankfurt traveling North. The | Two policemen saw an oval-shaped object flash be of immense _mtere”st to both the »converleq afn
more "Hell”” than anything else - time was about 11.45 a.m., no clouds, about seventy through the sky yesterday. The officers said the to the "open-minded”, to the lay-person looking for

UNQUOTE. degrees, Fahrenheit. Although power-lines and trees aucsHilice ohjoct flew iover Strood. Kent &t about  Mmore corroboration to back up his beliefs in the
were flying by, while | took the film, If there was a 1,000 feet — and had a tail of blue z;nd siI:/ery stars re_aluty of visiting space-ships, and to the tgchnncally-

On March 20th, Fred sent me a photostat letter station it surely swished by so fast that it was imp- Y 'La!er there was a-similar report from Sevanoaks. minded man w‘ho may }welh be rather surpr|sgd at the
from the UFO spokesrr;(an at the Pentagon in Wa-  ossible to make out a(;\y signs, etc. In this case you (Kent.) . }Ne?r[‘l_h of dkelall of a highly technical nature included
shington D.C. (see back pages have to take my word for it. | was already before : 1sc 9 " in this work.

) ”DEPA;TMENT OF; iH; W alerted of the Brothers bofore the fim, and became puiclce atiRochestor eald J,The. aithoritiss“haye Lactard. Gty who op many. gien find sl
aware of a group of 10 to 12 cigarette shaped . Dl ” in both aerodynamics and, more recently, wi e
Washington 20330 objects high ?n the sky (12 o'clockgup.) | jumzed From: "Daily Sketch”, London, March 25th, 1967. . design principles of the Hovercraft, has succ-
Office Of The Secretary back to grab the camera, a 8 mm Revere, 30 mm %* eeded in wr.\'lmg'a bookunderstood, by any person
Mar 17 1967 powerzoom, Chicago build and opened the window IOf normal intelligence who can read the English

Dear Mr. Steckling: all the way to eliminate any reflections and started o anguage.

Your latter co?\cerning your unidentified flying filrnfi'ng. All indall, 6 gfroups ofhten todtwelvedsplace» ))The flylng saucer that "'Piece Flor A Jig-saw” dofes,hin truth, of:er a piece

4 7 ) A craft appeared one after another and moved alon H — a very large piece — of that enigmatic jig-saw
object (UFO) film finally reached my office - the skypﬁxke Dolphins in the water, as an exampleg. Andrew saw in Stamford Sk)l(( puzzle wyhichghaspundulated and returned along 180
Office of Information for Project Blue Book, the Air 4 d di 3 the armada A R d th h headilines: of the world's press for
Fétos!UFQ program. ppearing an sappearing, the armada traveled to Andrew, the eight-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. egrees through hea f the pre

Rl e i Bavety. interested i ... about 9 o'clock (position) and disappeared complet- T. H. Hyde, of 59 Scotgate, Stamford, claims to the past 20 years. Cramp himself has worked on
. 3 yinieresiec in review I iving me the privilege to take about 23 feet of Elvi ” material for this book for over half that time. It is
ing your film. If you would get in touch with me at oY givingeme have seen a "flying saucer” over Stamford on Tues- ! X me
the Pentagon, we will arrange a showing for any K?,d-lflhk colofim.s | h : day. Aug. 2. He was in his back garden at the time, 12 vears s'"ceh heFIsybmlged to”.the &Hbllg Eplace,
Monday which is convenient for you. My number is g here were quite some people on the train, some and this is how he sketched and described what he Gravity and the Flying Saucer™; — this book is a
e e e of them Ioakrng_ out of their windows, becoming saw: natural and elevating follow-up.

aware of the objects. As we could see they all had 7| saw this object in the sky twice this morning Written in a style which is as open and as lacking

Thank you for offering to show your film; I am  big question-marks on their faces. They had never between about half-past ten and a quarter to eleven.  in pomposity as the author himself, one finds a patt-

looking forward to hearing from you. seen anything like 'this before. I might add, there It was going very quickly above the clouds. The ern developing from each chapter to the next, as he

Sincerely was no fear on their faces. Ingrid and myself also first time | saw it, it was travelling in a N. W. takes us from his brief but concise “background

. 4 G I o Glenn, we could hardly belle_ve it, ever to be pres- J direction, and then about ten minutes later it came material’” of orthodox aerodynamics, curves into a

il‘?nCeOI.oneleoL;geA\Fl. reeman, Jr. e}r:'(ed th;\.lsuchdan”optpﬂr‘un'ﬂ\/NOf tak'gg that many back. ; ) high trajectory through the_ experimental X-15 and

Chief Civil’ Branch Z IDSIOH ‘ém’a'ﬁ al !a '?HI:& zsd?’o 3" the win- "It was then going in a S. E. directior]. and it  the family of rockets, ar_\d mi‘o the deep blue. One

= mrr’:unit Relations Division ow, Ingrid saying only, "oh, my God” and our Very; made no sound. the shape was round, with black is almost shocked to find with what ease Cramp

O?f' f)(f B 4 hair was standing up at this wonderful sight. We will circles looking like ship’s port-holes round the brings us down — not in a capsule supported by

e R e DOV forget this experience and are surely grateful i middle. There were little things looking like landing  great billowing parachutes, but gently landing in a

Mr. Fred Steckling, for it. - wheels on the bottom. field, any field, ready for instant take-off to a far-off
R UNQUOTE. "There was a cloud of yellow stuff coming out hovering mother-ship.

Alexandria, Virginia 22312." I wrote to Fred, asking him if | could use his pict- of the back and there was a ring round the middle At least, the mother-ship is there by implication,

UNQUOTE. ures and correspondence in UFO CONTACT. He ofthaftbject. because Mr. Cramp, as he says, having "set myself

Fred wrote of the visit: wrote back: From: A Stamford L EUWQ\;OTE' thg task of discovering the truth as an engineer”’,

"Our Pentagon visit was Monday March 20th at "You can go ahead and use what you feel is right R e Eohel CIoss SUIANT, arrives, after a volume full of investigation and ex-
2 p.m. at Colonel Freeman's office. — Madeleine concerning my visit to NASA and the pictures — ygus : perimentation, at the last cI:|a|?.ler which is entitled:
came along — Several high commission officers rev- ""As you know, my work in this cause has no conn- "Vindication Of A Scout Ship.
iewed the Sept. 7th film three times, and Colonel ections in pleasing my Ego, and therefore it does The last paragraph of the second from last chapter
Freeman stated: "'This is the best film I've seen yet.”  not matter to me if my name is used or not. Import- A friend is a person who knows all about might well sum up a very large part of the UFO
and 'l have never seen anything like this before.” ant is the work, not us. — you — and still likes you. Elbert Hubbard. story. It also sums up the author, a man who succ-
He told me to inform the UFO investigation comm- "We all know George Adamski has given much to eeded in forming a large group of UFO enthusiasts
ittee in Colorado — (- the new University of Colorado  this world in knowledge and information and | feel D e e from a very hard core of technology, men who know


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ities of the dark shape behind them. There was a and only a few metres above the surface of Mexico that the people should become aware first of his work Second, — you are invited to look again at the
tiny white light behind which did not seem to be att-  Valley. Note at the bottom of the picture the power- and contacts. When your readers have become picture which is painted for you in these sequences
ached to the object in any way; but as the night was lines, which give an idea of how low the saucer was. acquainted with the idea of the brothers being under  of events.
very dark, she admits that this could also have been  Dr. Lanuza has the negatives in his possession, us this very moment and that everyone has the GEORGE ADAMSKI took his story and his films
a star. The colored lights were not blinking, and the  which have been carefully examined by photo ex- chance to talk to them if he becomes aware of them, to ANYONE - including authority — and was prepared
object seemed not to move, although she of course perts, who stated that no fake was involved.” then you may talk about my contacts in connection to face all criticism and expert analysis.
was moving towards it in her car. She described the 2l with G.A. Ronald, | cannot tell you what to do, for MADELEINE RODEFFER was enabled to take close-
object (which, she admits, she saw very indistinctly Also in "EL HERALDO” you must use your own judgement in this matter. up shots of a flying saucer over her garden. This
in the almost complete darkness), as a black wing- . B ) . When ever you feel to use it then go ahead and do  was arranged with the Brothers, and she was expect-
like thing which made no noise. Then she suddenly Flymg saucers are seen in clear d@,[;glgz so. | am not afraid to face the people or what ever ing them. She has shown this film, with G.A’s, on
thought "Surely it can't be a plane, this low. Per- i comes with it, neither is Madeleine. - nation-wide net-works, — she has faced the officials
haps it is a flying saucer”. The size of the 2 colored Th.ey were observed near Montevideo. . UNQUOTE. on Capitol Hill. She has met the Brothers.
lights was small, about the size of ordinary car Montevideo (UPI) - Unidentified Flying Objects FRED STECKLING has taken a unique movie-film
blinker-lights. If the witness had stopped to investig- ~ Were observed in this capital in clear daylight, stated That is the story of the Quiet Contacts. which has impressed NASA’s photographic experts
ate, this could have been a most important sighting. ~ the director of the Astronomical Observatory ANTA- Why have | told you all this? Because | know that and the men at the Pentagon. He has met the
Unfortunately, she preferred to continue on her way, ~RES, Juan Reyes Febles, who succeeded in taking those who read these words will feel the sincerity ~ Brothers.
and thus lost a great opportunity. 21 color photos of said objects. ) ) v of Fred and Iugrid Steckling, and of Madeleine Rod- Can it be CO-INCIDENCE all the time? Can they
Thursday April 13th around 8.15 p.m., Victoria’s He added that from one saucer were ejected into effer. FAKE unique and impressive evidence ALL THE
lights suddenly all dimmed for a couple of seconds, ~SPace some smaller objects of the same shape The sceptics talk always of people "'making a fast ~TIME?
and at that moment, witnesses in town chanced to ~ Whose colors varied from blue to violet and orange. buck”. Maybe they are right about some. But not At this point | might add that whilst George Adam-
see a colored object streak across the sky. The According to Mr. Reyes and other witnesses obs- - about the Stecklings or Madeleine. They are losing  ski was on his 1959 world-tour, many separate witn-
Press tried to explain’ this dimming to lightning up ~ ervations is was an oval UFO seen at a height of money fast, but they are doing the job that George  esses in Australia and New Zealand reported activit-
at Campbell River, some 200 miles away: this, how-  about 6 km to the North of the City. It had an ind- Adamski left them to do, with steadfastness and cou-  ies and formations of saucers over some of the very
ever, would seem unconvincing, in view of the num-  ented rim. One could see a dark dome with a dis- rage. cities and towns where G.A. lectured.
erous past cases where a certain type of UFO has tinctly white rim and one open porthole in the upper What is the lesson from this? All this i
il A t i S P is is for the record.
repeatedly caused the dimming, and indeed the Part 4 i First, — you will make up your own minds as to the g i o .
blackout, of electric lights in widely separated areas. Finally Reyes said: "It could be proved th.at it was truth of their stories, — as George Adamski said so As Fred Steckling wrote in simple words which
It is also well-known to researchers that other types @ "mothersaucer”, i.e., a giant space-ship which often: "I’'m not here to convince you, — just to tell held a world of meaning:
of UFO's do not affect electrical installation: on the  jected from its interior other little ships that shot you.” IMPORTANT IS THE WORK — NOT US.
other hand, it is possible that all UFO’s may have away at a vertiginous speed’.
the ability to affect such installations, or to refrain The sighting was made the day before yesterday
from doing so, at will. and lasted for one hour and 40 minul‘es.”‘ : e e e e L L SR, WL
Report from: P. M. H. Edwards, Victoria, B.C., (We should remind re_aders that this sighting was
Canada. made from an astronorr.nca! observatory, and that an
Credit: T Hel open porthole at a height of 6000 metres or 20,000
Sl B Sl feet could well be in view with certain types of
Bromma, Stockholm, Sweden. ot “Col = 9 I’ view: wi yp
? 2 telescopes. Whether it was in fact a porthole that U F O - P I C T U R E S
Sk was open at that cold height and in that thin air
i might be a point of conjecture perhaps, but we are
From: The Mexican newspaper "EL HERALDO”, not reckoning with terrestrial aircraft here, of course.
February 26th, 1967. ~ Editor.) e —
(There are three photographs of flying saucers Credit: Mrs. Maria Cristina de Rueda, e
produced in the article, which unfortunately we IGAP-MEXICO. ,),z;ﬁj’,'
cannot reproduce here. However, here are the capt- Translation: Mrs. Dora Bauer, IGAP-AUSTRIA. " e
ions to the photographs. — Ed.) e -
Nr. 1. "This photograph of a strange space object a ks . o 'ggéj}‘ .
was taken by Dr. Jose A. Lanuza, professor at the : s A e .
Sorbonne in Paris and at the Autonomous National »ConVInCIng« UFO PICtures - . . - _x}’{?‘g ;
University of Mexico, when he travelled aboard an SANTA ANA. — A University of Colorado professor . sy ‘*‘ﬂmﬁ“ﬁr«& e e
airplane of the Compaiiia Mexicana de Aviacion from  conducting a study of unidentified flying objects says . o »‘\’,’g,,éfmf‘f“’g . Naw b
Mexico City to Guadalajara.” (- It will be rememb-  that "Photographic evidence of UFOs, when avail- . :\13'1&?@ .
ered by some readers that many times George Adam-  able, is very convincing.” . %g‘@@?{;‘_,‘ -
ski spoke of a saucer base in the mountains around Robert J. Low, project co-ordinator of a Govern- ~,,@Wﬁw%r%;é‘*z‘ .
Guadalajara. — Ed.) ment-sponsored UFO study, is in Santa Ana to study Lo s
Nr. 2. "Dr. Lanuza was able to take this picture  a controversial 1965 UFO photo previously discredit- “»7»;';’\&“23 -
above the Valley of Mexico. It shows in our sky the ed by the Air Force. e s
presence of another flying object. It is of a circular Low termed the picture, taken by Rex Heflin of ré“ﬁﬁ” . .
shape and has in its upper part a transparent dome.  Santa Ana, as ""among the top four or five”’ items of o .
The ship seemed to be made of some metal of photographic evidence of UFOs. o
aluminium color.” Heflin, 37, a project inspector for the Orange e e .
Nr. 8. "This UFO photo was taken by Dr. Lanuza  County Highway Department, took his picture August - ~'~}§*' . . :
at a distance of about 100 metres from the machine 3, 1965, just off the Santa Ana freeway. - Ll .


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"MANY TIMES | HAVE SEEN FLYING DISCS took a few minutes to transfer from Army to Air
FOLLOWING AND OVERTAKING MISSILES IN  Force communications, the pilots were notified of
FLIGHT AT THE EXPERIMENTAL BASE AT WHITE the UFOs. They circled around, but none of the
SANDS, NEW MEXICO, WHERE, AS IS KNOWN, pilots was able to see anything unusual.
THE FIRST AMERICAN ATOM BOMB WAS TRIED Missile firings at WSMR were checked. There were
ourt.” COLONEL MACLAUGHLIN. none at this time. There was little cloud cover during
‘ Missile expert. the half hour involved and, at this time of day, it
. These still photographs are (Statement in 1949.) would be impossible to see a meteor. The objects
- ‘ S o f'ﬁ taken from the screen pro- were moving much faster than a balloon.
o i jection of the 8 mm colour - % - One WSMR individual said the UFOs were tracked
. . - }:;;5* film of september 7th 1966. . ) s on radar. There is no accurate estimate of the
: | Taken with a REVERE 8 mm 29 sight UFO's over White  fumber of obiscts spotied. There may have been
e cine-camera, automatic 30 There is no indication when the Pentagon will
- Pl o, poveroom e, by Sands Range release any information on the sightings - if ever.
i L red Steckling of Alexandria, by Dorrance Guy. From: The El Paso Times, El Paso, Texas.
. . T Virginia, U.S.A. 4 Alamogordo, N.M. — At least 29 White Sands Missile Sunday, March 5th, 1967.
- g ~"~'§§jﬁzﬁ"}' Range personnel were eyewitnesses to one or more )
. o Unidentified Flying Objects between 10.30 and 11 COMMENT: We understand from our source of in-
L %§%~L a.m. Thursday. formation that thS‘ news item appeared only in El
L g News concerning the UFOs has been cutoff by Paso, Texas. Inquiries showed that the Air Force
: __ PR AW st orders from the Pentagon. had stopped the incident being reported in the
s All service personnel and civilians working for the ~ national newspapers. To quote the above news report:
,ew ‘ services have been forbidden to discuss the sight- 'There is no indication when the Pentagon will
: L ‘x‘gwgi‘;f,%{;ﬂ; . ings. release any information on the sightings — if ever.”
~ o @gr - An investigation is under way at Holloman Air ) UNQUOTE.
S :i*f‘u,('” Force Base, N.M., with Maj. James Stephens, UFO And so, life goes on . . .
o rm:;';‘?gg”%%w o officer, in charge. He, too, is not allowed to discuss ~ o -
e e S A S, Temy Clark president and general manager of | JFQ's over British Columbia
;g”j%é}w%‘r’ i s . radio station KALG, Alamogordo, said the UFOs first e )
The 23 feet of colour film o «‘:ﬁ:“g? . . were spotted near Ruidoso, N.M., then went near n April 14th, 1967, at about 8.05 p.m., lan Squire
was exposed from a speed- '?‘:‘* o . Holloman AFB, then south toward Orogrande, N.M., ~ and Scott McNeill (two boys aged about 14) were
ing train travelling from 52«%:” . . and then disappeared over the Sacramento Moun- ~ ©On their cycles going along Cedar Hill Crossroads,
A N owmliarl e . Virginia, B.C. They crossed over Cadboro Bay Road
Mannheim to Frankfurt in . q?‘éﬂ . tains. : : .
West Germany. - Information officers at Holloman AFB and WSMR  into Upper ~Terrace Road (Uplands residential
%m*;} . were contacted by Clark and he was told the Flight ~ district), and proceeded down into Ripon Road as
- Safety Office at Kirtland AFB at Albuquerque, N.M.,  far as the Circle. From there, they saw a red and a
. would handle the investigation. Kirtland would make ~ green light hovering over what they thought was
e : no comment exept that all information would have to ~ Probably the area of the Uplands Golf Clubhouse
;é . come from the Pentagon on Cadboro Bay Road. They were on their way down
o Clark called the assigned number at the Pentagon to the Yacht Club, and didn't stop to investigate,
. . and was told that no information was available. however. The two lights were not blinking, and
o . “ Capt. Frank J. Morris, director of information at seemed stationary (but it must be remembered that
Holloman AFB, Saturday night said that Maj. Step- ~ on their cycles, they were moving, which prevented
hens is handling the investigation. He said the re-  their being certain about this last point). The sky
% sults would be sent to Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio, ~Wwas dark and starry: there was hardly any wind at
- and from there would go to the Pentagon. He said  all.
~' no information weuld be released except through the At 8.10 p.m. the same evening, i.e. five or six min-
. This aerial “armada” of Public Information Office under the Secretary of the  utes later, lan Squire’s grandmother (name withneld
. poee UFO’s is shown in impress- Air Force. at witness’ request) was driving uphill along Cad-
4 4 ive formation in the cloud- Neither WSMR nor Holloman AFB personnel has boro Bay Road southwards towards the northern
4 . less sky. any authority in the case. gates into The Uplands district, when suddenly she
; Clark said eyewitnesses, when they could be ident-  saw a red and a green light over the roadway, i.e.
» — Shown to photographic ified, would not allow use of their names because  higher than the height of a very tall tree. The wit-
5 T experts of NASA. of the Air Force regulation. ness, who is personally known to me through her
” [ e Of the film, Pentagon UFO However, these witnesses estimated that the "silv-  daughter and grandson, unfortunately did not stop
a L spookesman said: “This is ery discs” were flying at an altitude of 20,000 to  to investigate. Instead, she continued on right under-
e . = the best film I've seen yet!” 25,000 feet” and moving at a speed of "approximat-  neath the object which, she said, seemed to be
b i 4 . ely 2,000 miles per hour.” spread entirely over the width of the wide roadway.
. ;. " There were several Air Force planes in the air  The two colored lights seemed to be shining only
_ v over WSMR at the time of the sightings. While it forwards, and to be from 4 to 6 feet from the extrem-


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LIFE'S GIFTS. Reports of flying saucers sighted in the Soviet ° The newspaper accounts which claimed | told rep-
Each of us receives life's gifts on Earth. A belief ~ Union, in the Caucasus and in Central Asia, also What AdamSkl orters of the forthcoming meeting with Queen Juliana
in a continued spiritual life after the comparitively were ridiculed here. were entirely false. One thing is certain: the press
short time of 70 years of physical life here on Earth, Then for several years the Soviet press remained . was furious. The reporters could not get any inform-
compared with the endless cycle of eternity, makes silent on the whole question; the Cmena article show- Sald ation from me so they fabricated stories to save face
the actions of the moment an investment with far- ed that the UFO issue is being reopened, this time = ne (and perhaps to protect their jobs!). Newspapers all
reaching consequences. as an object of serious scientific study. ——————  over the United States copied these false reports

The certainty that Man can choose between good Zigel was identified as one of the editors of a GEORGE ADAMSKI WAS MANY TIMES ACC- and added comments as they passed them on.
and evil should lead him nearer to his Creator. Fur-  book, "Inhabited Cosmos,” being prepared for publi- USED of being a charlatan, — that is, a person who An article in the Los Angeles Examiner of May
ther, it should lead to an understanding that Man’s  cation here. The book will discuss the possibility of pretends to have more knowledge or skill than he  19th, entitled "In Dutch On Saucer Discussion,”
life here and later, is more likely to depend on his living beings in space and efforts to communicate does have, — an impostor or a cheat. He has been stated: "The press has given Adamski, from Los
relation to the spiritual than to the scientific. with them. called a faker, because he has produced photo- Angeles, a chilly reception. The Catholic People’s

Our decisions now will unavoidably determine fut- The chief editor of the book is B. P. Konstantinov, graphs of so-called space-ships which he claimed Party newspaper De Volkskrant, said, for example:
ure actions. Nature around us will hold more unsolv-  who, as a vice president of the Soviet Academy of to have taken himself. He was a liar, taking money 'We are not opposed to a court jester on the green
ed than solved mysteries. But science has won itself ~ Science, is one of this country’s most respected from the credulous with stories of fantasy, saying lawns of the Royal Palace, provided he is not taken
sufficient power so that it can open up a Golden  scientists. they were true. for an astronomical philosopher.” "

Age for Mankind, providing this power is used for In his magazine article, Zigel said the 'Angel L Most of these names were given to him by people Soon after the newspaper De Volkskrant criticized
good — or destroy it, if the power is used negatively. ~ Echo,” a UFO detected by radar, is constantly obs- who would not have had the courage to say it to his ~ my interview with Queen Juliana, several other Dutch

Religion’s ethical guide-lines are the bonds that erved by scientists at the Central Aerological Obs- face, or within the presence of a lawyer. If Adamski  papers followed suit and began to speak in a critical
can hold civilisation together. Without it Man cannot  ervatory near Moscow. had invoked the law of libel in every case such as  vein. The more dignified papers, however, presented
reach his dearest goal — peace with himsefl, his God Similar observations, he said, have been made in S| this, not one of his detractors could have proven  straightforward accounts like the following:
and his neighbour. Wernher von Braun. the United States, Australia, India and Japan. that the name he had used was applicable, and "QUEEN JULIANA SEES U.S. WRITER, Hour's

From: "Jyllands-Posten”, Denmark, "The phenomena of the UFO today should be con- Adamski could have indeed made money from those  Discussion on Space Travel, from our correspondent.
Dec 11th 1966. sidered as global,” he added. claims! But Adamski was not that kind of man. He ~THE HAGUE, May 19th. Queen Juliana and the
Credit: IGAP-DENMARK. He rejected the idea that birds, insects or plant knew the truth, and therefore no-one could harm his Prince of the Netherlands today received, at Soest-
Translation: RONALD CASWELL. seeds could cause such reactions on radar screens. integrity. On this integrity all his subsequent actions ~ dijk Palace, Mr. George Adamski, the American
Zigel said there could be no doubt that UFOs rested. author of several books on space travel. The Queen
-_  ——————  exist "but the nature of these objects is still not Many incidents is his later life were mis-reported, ~and Prince Bernhard had a talk lasting about an
understandable today.” sometimes out of malice, at other times because of  hour with Mr. Adamski. It is understood that the talk
Then he listed these five possible éxplanations: expediency, when insufficient detail was at hand. ~was of a purely informative character. The Queen
1. NONSENSE or invention. He said there was Many were the garbled reports circulated about one  and Prince Bernhard wanted to become acquainted

UFO - reports some untruth here, citing reports of people who very special occasion. Here, below, is WHAT ADAM-  with Mr. Adamski and his views.
claimed to have ridden in flying saucers and others SKI SAID about: "Those who were present at the conversation
who threw hats in the air and then photographed i included Mr. C. Kolff, president of the Royal Nether-
"saucers”’. But he rejected this alternative as killing The roya| audlence lands Society for Aviation, Lieutenant-General H.
. the question rather than solving it. . . " g o Schaper, Chief of the Royal Netherlands Air Staff,
SOVlCt radar SpOtS UFOS 9. AN OPTICAL illusion related to the distribution Re[;u;'r;\gqg;lyaSé?yTIV:‘eBI-rlI:lg)Lalge Illerieff;lvai%sa reeqle‘lres:iirg‘ Professor Jongbloed, of Utrecht University, an expert
MOSCOW - (AP) — A Soviet scientist says there of light in the earlh’s‘atnjosphere, SUCh. a3 a rain= me to attend an interview with Queen Juliana on May Ifn modicalgscioncecealing wdh‘ aviation;, and l_:’ro
: : bow. The UFO, he said, is more complicated than h. 1959, The | fd e el | essor Rooy, of Amsterdam University, who gives

may really be such things as flying saucers from fhat. however: 18th, 1959. e elle_r requested an immediate reply. [Sotures on . riass Lol oation:
outer space. ) " 8 . | sent a cable coqflrmu:\g receipt of the letter and "Mr. Adamski, who claims to have flown round the

Soviet radar screens have detected unidentified 3. A NEW SECRET flying apparatus of one of ‘the consenting to the interview. Ficoniinta tlying satcer @nd Sbihaverbesn in contact
flying objects (UFOs) for 20 years, he says. military powers on earth. "No one holds  this view Toward the end of April, when | returned to Lon- it inhabitants of the planet Venus, is lecturing in

But Soviet scientists, like their colleagues in the — now, he said. y don from lectures in outlying cities of the British The Hague and Amsterdam.”

West, are still puzzled about what such UFOs really 4. AN UNKNOWN phenomena of nature, just as Isles, the rumor was out that | was to have an inter- el i l i

The scientist, identified only as F. Zigel, was writ-  radioactivity was unknown until the end of the last view with Queen Juliana. | was at the home of Des- s | am'a comman man wif a0 title or Pﬁ“om
ing in the current issue of the illustrated Soviet century. In this context, ionized particles and charged mond Leslie when the telephone rang. It was a rep- _5°'_"te new?paphers q;iesho;ed the ?Ueens right to
youth magazine Cmena. particles of dust in the atmosphere were given as a o orter asking for verification of the interview. | admitt- ;n\{.l € rnfe”;o e p‘a ace: (_ruek s elr,dor rfepres‘e’:-

He offered five possible explanations for UFOs, possible explanation. But Zigel said, this does not ed only that such a rumor existed, and did not con- |§ welo eHF’e‘)ptiv ‘i‘a_"hga('" nowledge trom ‘the
including visitors from outer space. He called this  explain the color or maneuverability of UFOs or their firm anything. west as well as the highest sources.
alternative "extremely speculative.” appearance in good weather. The reporter was cautioned not to publish anything The press called the Queen gu\}lbl_e and accused

"But,” he added, “as the UFO problem has not 5. SPACESHIPS from an advanced civilization on until it had been confirmed. He agreed to await con- her of falling for strange things. This is not true. She
yet been solved, different explanations, including . w0 planet. Zigel said the speed of UFOs supp- firmation, out of respect for Queen Juliana, but his is only interested in a.ll‘new‘ lhlﬁgs of life, as a ruler
extremes, are possible.” orts this theory. So does what he called "the fact” respect was apparently short-lived. should be. We are living in times when on every

The article took the lid off a subject rarely disc- ¢ o UFOs were ever reliabl The Daily Herald of April 29th, 1959, London, pub-  hand things are changing. Unless the rulers are well

y reported to have . 3 3 | A . ?
ussed in the press here. Janded. lished the following article under the heading, "Ju-  informed, they cannot serve their people well.

In the 1950s the Soviet press scoffed at American ) B NI liana’s New Joy — Flying Saucers’. The reporter gave Queen Juliana has the welfare of her people at
reports of flying saucers as just so much cold war Zigel ‘Ca[,[,ed for "an all-sided, thorough, scientific this account: "I checked with Juliana's secretary.  heart. Therefore she has an open mind that permits
propaganda. exploration” to clear up the origin of UFOs once 'Yes,' the secretary said over the phone from Hol-  her to look at all facets of life, not bowing to the

By those Soviet accounts, the Americans tried to and for all. land. 'Her Majesty has asked Mr. Adamski to con- dictates of the few; and so she was not persuaded
explain away the "saucers” as some sort of new, From: The Miami News, Wed, April 19th, 1967. fidential talks. More than that | cannot disclose. The to cancel the appointment.
secret Soviet weapon. Credit: Mrs. Jane McEvoy, Florida, U.S.A. talk will be between the two of them alone.’ At this time | will relate the true facts of my inter-


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i i b b- | had been nervous with anticipation, but a feeling pulses come from the animal’s glands and its react-  periences into two different areas, to give science
rils?;dwg:fo(rhee. '?hueee;r‘es-rsherip';?iv: qnueovl?r:g :igst’i);ns of calm and ease came over mF; as | stood in the ions are wholly automatic. The make—ug of an an;‘r_na| control over the one and religion control over the
and answers from the interview were falsified, as no  presence of the Queen. She and the others present allo_ws' no room for freed_om of cho\c_e. searc mg other. X ) )
reporters were allowed inside the palace during the  were standing when | entered the room. The Queen’s curiosity or doubt or conflict between impulses an ITe_t science explore the physical world, whilst
interview! secretary came forward and introduced me to Her ethical s‘iandards. X . fE'klgIOﬂ takes care of th_e other, peoplle_ say. When
| left London and arrived in Amsterdam on the  Majesty, Queen Juliana. In turn, | was presented to An ammal_ knows n‘o(hmg of that strange vomz science has re_ached its _||m|ts, then religion can t_ake
15th of May, 1959. Miss Rey d’Aquila and some news-  Prince Bernhard; Lt. General Schaper, Chief of the called conscience, which tells us what Isdrrg_lta at: over and explain that which allows of no explanation.
paper reporters were at the airport to meet me. |  Royal Netherlands Air Staff; Professor Jongblc?ed, what is wrong. O‘nly Mankind _|svequ|p;zed yan d’e This is a fateful step to take: To separate the two
was still suffering from the cold | had caught in of Aerial Medicine; Dr. M. Rooy, Telecommunica- conflicts which arise, b?ca“Fe it is created r|1n o SI wor!d; could only be do_ne if scientists were not
Scotland, so | excused myself and was taken to a  tions; and Mr. Kolff, President of the Royal Nether- Im{xge. And onfy Mankind is equipped with a sou Chrlshans and no Chnstlans_were scientists. But
small hotel on the outskirts of Amsterdam. lands Society for Aviation. which enables it to master the problems caused by science and religion do not reign over two separate
The next afternoon | was called to a television When the Queen acknowledged the introduction, | these conflicts. S 4 kingdoms.
rehearsal for a program that was to be given that completely forgot all the instructions and could not Today, thousands of scientists are at wofrk 0;‘ e
evening. This was on May 16th, and | showed my remember the formalities that should have been foll- most momentous task Mankm‘d TES ever ac:_ .|1§n INVISIBLE.
film on the program. The reception by the public of  owed. Instead, | acted upon my feelings and was at a(lempt tq uqderslaﬂd a physical i n'e‘/edfs_e V: ‘;3 : 'ﬁ It is not possible to build a wall between veligion
my subject and the film was very good. ease, for here was a feeling of welcome as among unending in time and szcef' comp| 'Czet in Ids fa('j and science. Gradually, as science is enabled to ex-
After the rehearsal, we drove back to the hotel, friends. ) 4 and impressive in its ?f erliness, and to understan plain some of the mysteries of the Universe it comes
picked up my luggage and left for The Hague. Miss The Queen graciously asked if I drank coffee. its origin and how "HFF‘_CUD"& e f the aims  Into areas which were previously unknown or only
d’Aquila had arranged transportation by automobile, = When | replied that | did, col_\‘ee was serv_ed in large It is no longer a ShU icient iXPla"?‘ 'Z"‘E E ionl  accepted on a basis of faith.
and | arrived at The Hague about midnight. cups of beautiful design, while we remained stand- of science to say that LIJt seeks Od"} e pl )’:A . Every new experience — physical or spiritual — must
My hotel was in a quiet residential district, across ing. After all had been served, we were asked to be ‘ laws which govern the I;"verse an _IHCV?ES?_S Id al;f fit into a, pattarn, which Gives' both faith-and mean-
the street from a beautiful park. The first day was seated. That coffee was the best | had had since kind's control over it, ecause science's fiel ing. It is Mankind that explores the Uriverse; expars
set aside for me to rest. That morning | unpacked leaving America! endea_vour has mcrease_d in size. The bas:t(): elerr;gnts iments, and seeks for the truth, It fe not just & detail,
my camera and walked through the park to the We were at one end of the library, seated in of science are collechv_e expenencesé"oh s{erva_lons it take part Hself in the process of creation. Man-
ocean. Several restful hours were spent strolling lounge chairs assembled in a horseshoe position. and the setting of .cerfaln goals at v\L ich to erln. ; kind itself i the grestest result of the Greation.
around and photographing the local scenery. Directly across from me sat the Queen. Next to her From these the scientist tries to make a oagio The fact that more and more of the wonders of
I had been placed in this secluded hotel purposely  was the Prince, and on my right, next to the Prince, time, proportions and causet Whe”_ oned Q_a{‘”_s ’_‘e": Creation are being disclosed is of direct concern to
to avoid the press. When the newsmen could not was a gentleman who acted as spokesman for him. knowledge the old model is not rejecte: il 118 IJtus Mankind.
locate me, they became very irritated. Those in  As | remember, this gentleman was Mr. Kolff. Seated al@ered where the new knowledge points to an alter- Science  and ‘religiori;ca ‘be: compared wih o
charge of publicity would not say where | was stay-  on my left were the other three gentlemen already alion; . ek windows in a house, through which we can observe
ing, and the manager of the hotel had been given  named. The secretary was seated a little apart from By reason of the fact that the scientist is willing the world around us or our neighbours. (There are
orders not to reveal my presence. For one day and the others [psiteriis model of dheLniverse; ho shows) thati 1 0 e Foed i 1t Dot e
i o 2 he does not demand to know the final truth. His S ¢ Art, Li
evening | was able to relax. Small pastries were served, and as we sat enjoy- scientific laws are at most only re-writings of the rature and History). Whatever we may see through
On the morning of May 18th, | hadﬂbreakfast and ing the refreshments and indulging in informal con- shainiations. e e mate the windows of this imaginary house, it must fit in
readied myself for the visit to Soestdijk Palace near versation, | noted that Her Majesty wore a light blue e o has At lncl e with the model we have of the Universe and our
Utrecht. The Palace car was to call for me at about 4,0\ "o men were dressed in black suits with attempts only to explain it. Therefore the laws can  Place in it
1030 a.m. This was an informal meeting, so my bus- |5 o' (pie and black ties. i afﬁered Wyhen S5k SIS oy knowledge Where it does not fit, we must alter the model,
iness suit was proper attire. | had been carefully Cigarettes were passed. Then the secretary opened . alter our aim and try to increase our ability to under-
coached on the proper etiquette and conduct Iy the the topic for which | had been summoned. She ref- stand the Creation.
presence of my royal hosts. When the car arrived, d fwo baok d asked deston raaards NEW AIMS. ) ) ) )

i 8 the door ~ S/ to my two books and asked a ques gal The tasks which science sets itself are never-end- In our modern society it would appear that many
Tavasinyocuceditogthe; chauffeurwhojhe ided [ng my trip around the moon. | was aware of having ing. For truth is no static concept. For every new  people think that the advances made by science
open as | entered. To evade thel press, wesayolde; been granted only forty-five minutes, so | made my answer arrived at, a dozen new concepts come into  have caused such things as religious belief to be-
the customary highway to the pal ace.h i g answers as brief as possible. “ view. come out-of-place and old-fashioned. They cannot

We entered the pa!acel ga;den :ﬂroug 808 The astronomer and Air Force chief asked que- Science stands before new frontiers in many fields ~ understand why we should "believe’ in something,
gpenad l?y 2 guardlw;‘ho a2 Utfe slmz; ”{ 2 ‘I’;ec pas:s- stions next, trying to discredit the interplanetary of endeavour: the nucleus of the atom becomes more ~ when science can tell us that we "know” so much.
ed. | noticed the hlgd V\.'az |nthr0n 2 d: p: wienfriln visitors. As | think of it now, perhaps my answer and more enigmatic — the origin and composition of The simple answer to this assertion is that we are
:n)my o g"ed::";eb mr:assije gsrﬁ:‘unbsv brought ug was a little rude in the presence of royalty, for | - the Universe is still shrouded in mystery — the inner aware of more of nature’s mys(eries_ 'today than
‘:vti:azhg:;n";ceyMy it s s takan up in said: "'l have known of no major officials of our Air functions of living organisms still allow of no ex- people.were before the advent of scler_mﬂc research.
trying to remember all the instructions | had been Force, and few astronomers, who have told what they planation. Science’s Golden Age lies ahead of us. There is absolutely no reason to believe that God
given that | failed to notice much about the palace ~ actually know about the visitors from space. It is a The scientist works in an atmosphere where doubt  cannot retain His place in our modern times in the
itself, except that it was white. The chauffeur had ~known fact that the secret files and confidential is an accepted fact of life and exaggerated_ortho- same way as before we began to examine His Crea-
|tsek, p\« d ode along and had reports of the Air Force have never been released doxy taboo. Thomas Huxley says of the scientist: tion with telescope and ion-accelerators.
e 'e:ivtworI'svasmweth:'oa?whengl coughed. to the public, or even to high officers in the govern- "For him scepticism is a first duty and blind faith Even though science is no religion, it is, by nature
9"19" me‘l? g:)m 2 'eh‘e etheycar stopped in front oé ment. | am inclined to believe this applies to all an unforgivable sin”. A result of scientific progress  of its assumptions, its application and its search for
thel Z:tsranée aAmlu‘rA\/ifs:‘med attend;ﬁ opened the governments.” | think Her Majesty knew exactly what is that traditions, which are the buttresses of faith, the truth, a religious function. The Creator reveals
d lut d‘ nd escorted me up the broad steps | meant, for she gave a tiny smile of acknowledg- have been swept aside. The sciences and religion Himself through His Creations. As Charles A. Coul-
‘oo{}" o5 alche adoors which were opened by two ment. have therefore often collided. And yet it is one of son says: ""Science helps us to create a picture of
duoorrr:aenp dressed in Yr<:rya| blue, who also saluted. | pointed out that most of the findings of our Earth the tragedies of our time that science ar_]d religion  God”. We must remember that science only exi§ts
When | entered, one of these men helped me out satellite had been published in my books at least ha_ve become advgrsgrwes. Because to _achveve a sol- becau_se thereyare people, ‘and its concepts exist
of my top coat and muffler; the other escorted me  three years before. ution of the conflict it ha§ been temptypg_ to adopt a  only in peoplgs underslandlng. Behind these con-
into a large library with high ceiling. Many questions were asked about inhabitants of policy of peaceful co-existence, to divide our ex-  cepts lies reality, which God can reveal to us.


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ENDLESSNESS OF THE UNIVERSE. other planets. | retold much of what | had written ilar to Earth. Many green spots that looked like
Manned space-flights are pioneer works. But until in my second book. The major questions of our con-  vegetation had been observed on the other side of
. now they have only begun to open the door out ference dealt with our future in outer space. the moon. This confirmed some of the things | had
Sc‘len(‘e toward the' endlessness of the Universe. ) Awareness of time was lost as we all grew inter- told the Queen during our two-hour conference.
That which we can see of the mysteries of the ested in the conversation about outer space. What | was curious to know just how the Russians had
L_Jnlverse through the crack in that door only con- began as a forty-five minute interview lasted two gained this information. My friends and | discussed
e e T f_mr_|s our belief in its Creator. Mankind with its hours. Finally the Queen reminded me that my lect-  the possibilities later that morning. Was it possible
. limited understanding cannot comprehend an omni- ure started in less than an hour. Interest was so  that a Russian had made a trip as | had, or did they
SClenCC a[‘ld God present, almighty, all-knowing and eternal God. great in the topic, if it had not been for the lecture, receive the information from their moon shot that
Every attempt to create a picture of God and red- we could have kept talking for hourse. went into orbit around the sun? (Information received
DR. WERNHER VON BRAUN. uce Him so that He can be comprehended offers When the Queen reminded me of the time, | arose  at the time of this writing seems to confirm that they
"It is one of the tragedies of our time, that science  but further proof of His Greatness. | believe it best and we all shook hands in a very friendly manner.  did.)
and religion have become adversaries”, says Dr. if one, through Faith, accepts God as a proof of | was deeply impressed with the firm sincere gras Before the morning was over i
y . ¢ - ply grasp g er | was asked if |
Wernher von Braun, who is one of the world's lea- Goodwill, which throughout history manifests itself of Her Majesty and the Prince. The spokesman for  would accept an interview with Fox i i
v ut a jesty P P Movietone in
ding space-researchers, head of the George C. Mar- more and more as the ability of Mankind to under- the Prince escorted me to the car. During the con-  downtown Hague. | would be called for an
n g 9 g and taken to
shall Space-travel Centre in Alabama, one of the sland,_grows. ) ) ference he had stated he would like to take a trip  the appointed place so | agreed.
bra\.ns behind u?e Gemini Project and the U.S.A.'s It gives peace of mind to think of God as the ‘ with the space people and he repea'te_d the request The selected place was a large hotel in the centre
prOJ‘ecl for the first manned moon rocket, to be sent Father of all, ?nd the r;sultant_ thovught, that all men as we descended the steps to the waiting car. of town. Our car was parked across the street from
up in 1969. are ?rothers, is an ethical _guxde-lme. o As we were leaving the Palac_e grounds, | notilced the building. | was told to walk across the street and
* trosyce‘jnv‘vliasouotnt‘:yeitgagomz‘n:dnii?:e nothm?\‘ .: des- " a \arged gfroyp t;:‘ p:o?le stzndlllzg across thfh hngh}-‘ enter thbe hotf‘l.chmera were ready and set for ope-
THE T : e : ; energy. Not even way and facing the Palace. As the car came throug ration, but | had to rehearse the walk several times
rete oyiresszssd’\fEcsi;r'l'chl)'RCES which go 'Z the tiniest particle can disappear without leaving a the gate, many of these people gave the familiar beforé pictures were finally taken. In the final take,
roligion. Thraugh scieic AI/II ation ka”i s‘f'e"ce an trace. Nature knows nothing of annihilation, only salute. Possibly they only wanted to get a look at  the large glass doors, framed in brass, opened auto-’
Pl s(eriges - Cre i ] fl'ehe 8 : ef_‘"} mo[:e change. Would God have had less consideration for the common man who had been granted a private  matically and | entered the hotel.
eeks 1o znderstand thee(ajmni rough religion he  His Masterpiece, the Human Soul? interview with the Queen, and whom the press had |:was .grestad By-mary people, including th
N featolh . For me immortality means a continuation of our described as an "objectionable” visitor. On the fast v Y peob ing the, man-
They are not independent of each other. It is just o } & ) ager of the hotel, and received the customary salute.
o5 H spiritual existence after death. trip back to the hotel, | noticed crowds of people :
as difficult for me to understand a scientist who # iof i i i i This was not photographed. | was taken to a large
i . < A oAl Mankind has had a belief in a life after death along the highway, saluting as we passed. - 4
cannot perceive a Higher Reality behind the origin i f : f i iti room where cameras and sound equipment were in
_ s € since the dawn of history. This has been as essential Arriving at the hotel, we found a car waiting to | .
of the Universe, as it is to understand a theologian imiti ' relial i place. Here | was seated beside a small mahogany
) g b part of the primitive cultures’ religions and it has take me to the lecture at The Hague. The Queen’s . i
who denies the advances made by science. Science h f iqi i i table which held a bouquet of American Beauty
andlireligiontare) far from bainghindenendant of h been preserved in higher developed religions and chauffeur asked if he might attend the lecture and | oo My interrogator was seated on my right. His
eac i § issi . 5
thordnoithariase they! Gpposing Tatcss i o ihe cont: Phl|0$0P_hle‘5: ) ) was granted permission to do so. i first question was: "The world wants to know what
e e e Brotheis” Both triving £ The significance of this is of far more importance Due to the long interview at the Palace, | arrived  {he Queen had to say.”
Batter aorld While: sclonce kare‘ Strving orha than the pronouncements of philosophers and theo- twenty minutes late at the lecture hall where a cap- . : ;
folcsaiiof N‘ature roind Seel,s, 0 _unc‘ov.er the  |ogians about what we can expect when we leave acity crowd was waiting. The people present were My answer was that Her Majes(:{ and His Royal
forces of Nature around us, religion s 1rying 1o this world. From the dawn of time the conception of filled with curiosity and anticipation in regard to my ~Highness were deeply interested in the future of
A L anas imself. immortality has had its influence on untold millions meeting with Queen Juliana. Reporters especially ~Outer space development. The interrogator was very
s we gradually gain a greater knowledge of nat-  of people. were insistent that | give them all the details. This |  dissatisfied with my reply and tried to get me to
ure so we become more impressed and humbled by could not do, for the meeting had been on a level of relate our conversation in some detail. When | ref-
its orderliness and never-failing perfection. Our ex- THE SOUL DIVIDES MANKIND FROM igni ' deni ivi i used, he hurried through the oth ti d th
s tllie MO i h dignity that denied me the privilege of speaking ’ f gh the other questions, and the
e .bg e Universe and its laws has OTHER CREATIONS. i until the Queen spoke first. All | could say was: news conference was over. I was told this newsreel
;T}‘]Zire n:tup:zlssl le fo;‘us to sendkpeople out from The soul separates Man from the animal. An "The Queen was very kind, and if there were more would be shown all over the world, but I have no
the 2 surroundings into unknown space and  animal's actions are dictated by its v‘nbom impulses, people like her the world would be a better place repm:ts.of it ever having been shown.
ring them safely back to earth again. i.e. hunger, fear and self-preservation. These im- » to live in.”” A tremendous burst of applause took It is interesting to note that, after my visit to the
place, and from there on the lecture proceeded as Palace, wherever | went in le!and | received the
Boraal. salute from those who recognised me. Perhaps this
<CSD After the lecture, the reporters crowded around 1S @ customary honor paid to one who has been
g me asking, "What did the Queen say?” "It is the recelved. by the Queen. i
° Queen’s honor to speak first,” | replied. This made On Friday May 22nd,‘ | received an invitation from
—— b the press very dissatisfied with me. Some went so the manager of the City Theatre in downtown Am-
i far as to write up a fictitious interview, complete ge'd:’g to attend the prgv?ew of an Italian film,
with questions and answers. eath Comes From Outer Space.
When | returned to my hotel | was grateful that no The death that came from outer space was a gig-
UFO CONTACT WISHES TO OFFER ITS DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO one knew where | was, for now | could relax and go  antic asteroid travelling at terrific speed directly
THE FAMILY OF A BRAVE SOVIET PIONEER — over the events of the day. toward the earth. This asteroid was formed from all
A radio was in my room, and the next morning |  the debris blown into space by our atomic and hyd-
COSMONAUT VLADIMIR KOMAROV t:nedD it :‘o the BBC since | could not understand rogen explosions. The people of the Earth were in a
the Dutch of local stations. On an early-morning panic, for they were warned that at any moment it
WHO DIED ON A SPACE VENTURE, APRIL 24th 1967. program called The News of Europe, | was very could hit our planet and cause complete destruction.
mu<_:h surprlsed to hear a report from a Russian sci- Meanwhile, huge tidal waves and heavy earthquakes
entist stating that the moon was not composed of were wreaking havoc in many places throughout the
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The scientists of all nations called upon the mil- I wish those imaginative reporters could have been
itary in every other nation to aim their atomic miss- present during my interview with Queen Juliana. They IR, .
iles at the asteroid and to fire simultaneously. In might have learned something of dignity, kindness < m
this way the asteroid was destroyed by the same and gentility, from a great woman who rules her % &
weapons that had caused its creation. country with wisdom and love. oy B 4
Representatives of the press were present at the Froms IR Iving. S 1 1961 et 4 A .
showing. After it was over, | was asked if such a pronzsnlinghoaucers, barevalliNios], e WY o
thing could happen in real life. | replied that it could y George Adamski. M A ; - (e
and gave the following explanation: P S S ¥ I Lt S A . T ) L
"The lightning bolt is created from invisible par- o ¢ o Qa7 S . *
ticles of matter that are fused together by the terr- f/} x = -~ . ;‘;,}f " e
ific heat of a natural electrical discharge. It is entirely = ; E P TR =
possible for the millions of tons of debris that have = —E - ”‘! L g . u
been blown into the upper regions of the earth’s o g S r o ] L
atmosphere to come together and form an artificial e “ 4 ; 1 x e . .
asteroid. The larger the mass of debris, the more , F .
attraction it would have for additional particles.” A proposal to UNO ' ol ) g%ﬁ ﬁ 1 @
This picture alerted me to the possibility that rad- N v e ¥/ %
iation and fallout are not the only dangers we might PRESS RELEASE NO. 6. .
be facing from our atomic explosions. February 2nd, 1967. New York.
Reports have come from Mexico stating that a ~RELEASED BY \
huge fireball crashed into a mountain just before the Intercontinental UFO Observer and e e e e
disastrous earthquake there in August of 1959. Analytic Network,
Recently several planes have reportedly hit objects ~ Colman VonKeviczky representative, 33-50 »
from space. Some have survived; others have cras- 75th Street 1C., Jackson Heights, N.Y. 11372. U.S.A. ) F=3 ?4’ S T :&:& % o
hed to their doom. Could they have crashed into SUBJECT. V«;.- . d 1,__!. ”f. 4
some of the high-energy pockets left by our explos-  The Intercontinental UFO Observer and Analytic ! w@aleha e !""!ﬂga ‘
jons? Network, representing the globally united scientific Tl f ‘;,j',:),’ s n L 4 tocen !' 3,‘}\
Some of these man-made asteroids burn and glow, UFO research analysts /Press Rel., Jan. 11th, 1967/, Fresco in the Dechany Monastery (Yugoslavia). The A » 5 "““ : aii o T {gﬁ
and could be mistaken for ordinary meteorites. This have requested U.N. Secretary General U Thant, for angels look as if they were flying in spacecraft. Qi | \ . ' \‘ ] f
may also be the answer to some of the fireballs that invitation of the world leading scientists pioneering The icon, "The Resurrection of our Lord Jesus ‘ e e A f,r B x
have been reported. : in UFO studies, pioneer UFO expert researchers, to Christ”. (17th century) from the Moscow Theological L "",‘ & (é iy
By the way of closing this chapter, | would like to the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space Conference, to be Academy. ""The House of the Lord” resembles a - o]
reproduce in part a letter concerning the lecture in  held September, 1967 in Vienna; to study first hand ' space ship . e
Amsterdam, sent to co-workers in The Netherlands the evidence and earthly reconnaissance of uniden- ) s e 2 e
area. It was written by Miss Rey d’Aquila, dated tified power/s/ by UFOs from other celestial bodies. 5 f, & 7K. f’, 3 “{’?_
June 13th, 1959, and reads as follows: Representation should be headed by the nations- ;é;ﬂ f' \ “é""":’ "
VAt the end of the lecture in Amsterdam, Pro- Wwide awarded space and rocket scientist father of A ,»-?‘ * §e\S it el
fessor E. L. Seelliger of Bergen (NH), physicist and  astronautics” Prof. Dr. Hermann Oberth and a world — . R Wbl
former Delft Professor, stepped on the platform and ~ wide documentation should be furnished and exhib-
thanked ’our friend Adamski’ in public for the things ited by the Intercontinental UFO Network, support-
that he had brought us. Quoting him exactly: 'The ing the statements of the scientists’ representation.
things that we have heard may sound strange to most Request based on a resolution of the General Ass-
of us, if not all, but strange things happen every embly 21st Session /Dec. 19 and 21, 1966/ that the .
day, if our eyes are open. | hope that we will be UN is privileged to invite Special Agencies to the
open-minded and benefit from the things we have Conference related to the subject.
heard today.’ Following is the next of the Memorandum address- 5 §
"The audience applauded heartily. (Inside inform- ed on February 1st, 1967 to His Excellency U Thant, § ik R ;:g@" —
ation: Professor Seelliger is in good relation to the  Secretary General of the United Nations: A g g o "‘,,"" 2 :;A.i
Queen and if we take his mental courage and her My dear Secretary General — Your Excellency, -d&:f P U . z
interest and deep understanding, we may conclude The Intercontinental UFO Observer and Analytic o N . e, > 7%
that after all George Adamski's visit to our country Network respectfully request that you, chairman of — . e 2=
has been a successful one and the stepping stone the Outer Space Affairs Committee, his Excellency, ( i g
to a better future.)” Dr. Kurt Waldheim, Ambassador of Austria to the g - [ *
Regarding my interview with the Queen, | will U.N. and the General Assembly, invite a represent- / }é"' 2
again quote from the report: "But one thing we can  ation of the world’s leading scientists pioneering in R a,/ C&. R </
say for sure, no press reporters were present. So UFO studies, expert UFO research pioneers to the 7 ’:r %‘f A
what the press had further to say about his audience  Conference on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space s it e W /i
was a big lie from the first to the last line! Paris to be held September, 1967 in Vienna. Our request g ] f’ P
Match, for instance, carried a wholly imaginative is in relation to the resolution of the General Ass- —— . 4 E 2 7 N
'Interview With The Queen’, complete with questions  embly, 21st Session, which took place on 20 and 22 @\} b i,/ )
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fantasy, others think that initially it had some  without an angel’s halo. He holds an unseen "control to the Conference Special Agencies related to the space and celestial bodies, in article No. VI.
meaning. Two centuries ago the mystery attracted column” and looks behind him as if watching the subject. e. all "phenomena” observed in space and cel-
the German astronomer, Johan Kepler, while more flight of his fellow-spaceman. Sitting in the space- The proposed representation should be headed by estial bodies to be reported to the Secretary
recently, scientists held an international symposium  ship following is another man, who also has nothing the world’s most highly honored, awarded and res- General in article No. V. is exactly an "unex-
to discuss the matter. in common with the traditional angel and also has pected scientist in the field of Space and Rockets — plained UFO Article” from article No. V.

But neither Kepler nor contemporary scientists one hand on the ''controls”. the "father of astronautics” Prof. Dr. Hermann The enclosure No. 2. clearly shows, that these
found the key to the problem, which may turn out to Both ships have streamlined bodies. Clearly visible Oberth: The team of scientists SI"QU'fj be completed  articles were not proposed in the original issues of
have an altogether unexpected solution. jets in their wake accentuate the impression of according to enclosure No. 1. with highly competent  the "Treaty Draft’ by the United States filed 24
~ In antiquity and the Middle Ages human imaginat-  speed. "The saints in the flying machines are in the scientific UFO researchers whose statements can  hours before, — while the USSR filed 20 days after
ion was stirred by an unusual star, now believed to  position of pilots”, says the magazine. be screengd and yerlﬁed on the basis of various  my Space Security Pact proposal, which had been
be the Star of Bethlehem. The star was alleged to Angels watching the flight cover their eyes and documentation media in possession of our world-wide  filed and issued to all the UN Missions on June 27,
be able to move and stop. sars| itk Ahat Thands mnd eam dorbslbackingtava analytic network, such as; existing records of the 1966, See the enclosed letter to the Perm. Mission

From that let us turn to the Christian Apocrypha- for f Fibai blinded of deafsnad. Bel 9 + g UFO observers, embracing continental documentation of Italy to the UN. /Enclosure No. 2./ (Enclosures
books banned by Church censorship from services oo o2 O o0 e O O ying. Surprise by historical background, statistics, photographs,  No's 2 and 3 are not included as we have dealt at
and religious reading. The Apocrypha reflects man's fgear pOr erplexil 'I"he ceynlral fi pure ri isenl: thé motion pictures, and other documentations exhibited length with these items in previous issues of UFO
efforts to explain the most dramatic mysteries of life. 'f. dekf' 4 v 9 P and witnessed by originators, about the UFOs and  CONTACT - Ed.)

These books sometimes stand in direct contradiction crucitie rigss e q R N their global reconnaissance activities. In the enclosure No. 3 you will find the constitut-
of Church-approved texts. The fresco depicting the Resurrection of Christ As a former international civil servant on your  jonal build up for the Intercontinental UFO Observer

A familiar one about early Christianity is called |00ks just as odd. The Messiah looks as if he is in a staff, and founder of the Intercontinental UFO Net- & Analytic Network. The Press Release for which,
"The Tale About the Three Magi”. The original vers- ~ rocket which has not yet begun to move, explains work, supporting our request, may | call your attent-  dated January 11, 1967, was usually silenced as . . .
jon must have been written in Latin in the middle the Yugoslav magazine. Indeed, the vehicle looks § ion to the constructive and progressive values of my  »not in the public interest”.
of the third century at the earliest, and later trans-  very much like a space rocket, with a two-wing stab- proposals, submitted during the last year, to your In spite of all this, there has been an increase of
lated into many languages. A 15th-century Byelo- ilizer in its upper part. With his right hand Christ is cabinet, assisting voluntarily the UFO problem within  UFO appearances in the past year and a growing
russian translation made five centuries before the trying to lift aboard the ship one of the people the framework of the UN, which have already been  impatience on the part of the public with the gov-
space era contains a highly unusual interpretation of ~ Standing on the ground before starting on his way realized during the past 11 months. ernments’ policies in this regard. We are convinced
the tale. The star, it says, was watched by astron-  to the heavenly kingdom. 1) The PROJECT UN-UFO, the organization scheme  now more than ever that this proposal to accept
omers (this is the actual word used) in many Oriental Monks at Dechany, to whom experts turned for an of an international analytic team within your staff, information from world famous authorities will meet
countries. Once it appeared at night and "lit up the ~ explanation, replied that apparently the drawings of to keep under control the UFO global surveillance,  with the wholehearted approval of the United Nations.
whole of the sky as the sun does.” Then the star ships’ are pictures of the Sun and the Moon. and its 135 documentation, has been objected to by  For the first time perhaps, an opportunity will be
hung over Mount Vans for a whole day, after which ~According to New Testament legend, Christ was the government of the United States of America as  afforded to study first hand the voluminous evidence
it alighted on the mountain like an eagle. crucified during a solar eclipse. But why the "sun” “nonsense’ . . . but in spite of this, the same gov-  that has heretofore been suppressed.

The text contains a reference to "certain books” ' depicted rising:iin the west the monks could not ernment, instead of investing money in the investig- It is a special honor for us to assist the United
which claim that Christ came down from that star. °°% ation at the U.N. has, three months later, invested  Nations through our continental representation in the
uBut 7 was differant from the, one pictured in our , O of the papers on the Dechany miracle refers 300 thousand dollars for the same purpose in the  UFO problem.

Eflirches. [1-had wings, the kind sn-sagle has,.and: - 0 & hypotheels saying that Christ was a.man who Colorado University. The U.S. government has cas-  We are awaiting your information regarding our
many long rays.”, which sent it moving in a circle  Came down,to Eaitsjfiom {9pece: The” fragasine ually been investigating UFO cases, classified as  proposal. In behalf of our continental representat-
when it descended upon Mount Vans. comments lh_fat such ideas are "overbold”, that the "Confidential” since 1944, under project names, such jyes, | remain

This version of the old story unexpectedly introd-  ¥Pothesis, if confirmed, Twould basically aiter the 2.3 Siams AGiudoe jend{BineboochValiated back: very respectiully yours
uces a new image and a new idea, both sharply at showing objgtjs obviously r‘esembling spuytniks "baf. \‘ﬂ;‘agf (Soﬂr‘r:zrfp;?ls\?onr:: o? 3:!‘!:2 e e ek Col sig\r}atu};e iczk

. n ) . olman Von

e v 1 omtonte. Bt 16 hordly mope 1o layman and specialist alike.” A 2) The INTERCONTINENTAL SPACE SECURITY , . ik e

fantastic than the approved canonic version. What The Dechany "Miracle” is not unique. An icon in PACT proposal, submitted to your_cabinet on May 10, ¥

was at the basis of the author's fantasy? That, too, the Church Archaeology Study of the Moscow Theo- 1966 has been accepted in part, in that the Articles ICUFON ENCLOSURE NO. 1. .

is shrouded in mystery. logical Academy, called The Resurrection of Jesus . No., 1. Il. V. and Par., 1.2.3.45. 14., therein have The Intercontinental UFO Observer and Analytic
Christ and dating back to the 17th century, shows been transferred to the Governing Principles of Network proposes to invite, to the Outer Space
Christ in a streamlined container which vaguely Peaceful Uses of Outer Space Treaty, which was Conference, /Sept., 1967, Vienna/ the following:

ANGELS IN FLYING MACHINES. resembles a spaceship standing on the ground. negotiated in the Outer Space Committee, — a res- A SCIENTISTS

The Dechany Monastery in Kosovskaya Metehia, Smoke billows from both sides of the container’s L) olution adopted by acclamation by the General Ass- P. £ Dr. H N . . :

g i H & A k rof. Dr. Hermann Oberth internationally acclaimed
southern Yugoslavia, was built in the first half of the  lower part, enveloping the legs of the angels who embly last December 19, and signed by 62 nations, rocket scientist, UEO researcher. GERMANY.
14th century, and by 1350 contained numerous fresc-  watch from the sidelines. Just as on the Dechany exploring in outer space. The transplanted articles of  p . t"D. Gabriel )&Ivial diractor of bosmic Radiétion
oes on subjects from the Old and New Testaments. fresco, Christ's right hand lifts a man (the church the mentioned Security Pact are as follows: In.sliluvte Santiago. CHILE

In the spring of 1964 more frescoes were found in  version identifies him with Adam). Eve waits for her a. earth and earthman security — supreme constit-  p ¢ b, 'AIexander.Kazantstlav Soviet: radio” astfon-
the monastery. The Yugoslav magazine Svet publis-  turn on the other side. utional authority of UN in relation to outer space Bk :

: e . . - 5 omer and archeologist. USSR.
hed photographs entitled: "Spaceships on the Dec- The icon is surely of an apocryphal nature. There in articles No. LIILV.IX. P
T S 1 s % . . A rof. Dr. Carl Sagan noted astronomer and astro
hany Crucifix, Sputniks in our frescoes, Could anci- may have been a written version presenting a non- b. establishment of international responsibility for hysicist, member of NASA. USA
ent icon-painters have depicted spaceships in Dec-  canonical view of Christ's resurrection and ascens- damages by exploring nations in articles No. VI. P pfyD P\}I't z d" 1 3 USSR
hany?” It did not take a journalist's imagination to ion, but if there is, nothing is known about it. Poss- and VII. RroA [ CITOVAN, averar racgio’ asronomear. N
t . ¢ ) h ) . epresentative of Colorado University, UFO research
think up titles like these. Dechany frescoes actually  ibly it was destroyed by Church censors or else it c. astronauts to be considered envoys of the UN., s
¥ YT D s . o b project. USA.
depict angels flying in spaceships like the present disappeared with time. Or perhaps the manuscript expressed as envoys of mankind” in articles
sputniks. exists undiscovered, in which case it may have No. V. B. SCIENTIFIC RESEARCHERS.

Two ships are shown flying one after the other inspired icon (or mural) painters to present space d. not prohibited of high explosive weapons in  Knut Hammarskjéld general director of the intern’1

from west to east. Sitting in the lead ship is a man  episodes. (Continued). manned space crafts for self defense in outer Air Transport Association. CANADA.


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Prof. Dr. Allen J. Hynek astronomer, UFO investig- have a number of his Western contemporaries. The the caves ten times before the sunrise. When at last  ing gear. Nor is there any association with the hunt-
ator since 20 years at Air Force. USA. author has spent 30 years collecting evidence to they understood the sign language of the Dropas, ers who, as some scholars assume, used ostrich egg-

Donald E. Keyhoe US major ret., pioneer UFO res-  back up his thesis that intelligent beings from outer they realized that the newcomers had peaceful int-  shells for helmets. Lotte called the enigmatic figures
earcher, founder of NICAP. USA. space have had contact with our Earth. He has entions . . .” Martians.

Jacques Vallee mathematician and astronomer of  written two books, "Cosmic Reminiscences in Written Another Ham hieroglyph expresses regret over the Describing the ancient drawings on the cave walls
Northwestern University, Mars Map Project. USA. Relics of the Past”, and "The Evolution of the Univ- loss of the tribe’s own spaceships during a danger-  the French explorer says that one of them depicts

erse and Intelligent Beings.” ous landing in high mountains, and the failure to "a man appearing from an egg-shaped object cov-

C. PIONEER UFO RESEARCHERS IN GLOBAL With acknowledgements to the "SPUTNIK” month- build new ones. ered with concentric circles. The object resembles

COVERAGE. ly digest, Jan. 1967, we present the article in two In the opinion of Chinese archaeologists, the an egg, or possibly a snail.”
Arduino Albertini Italian research analyst, editor of  parts. Here is Part One, of - Bayan-Kara-Ula hieroglyphs are so mysterious that So the Peruvian legend and the Tassili frescoes
"Clypeus”. SOUTH EUROPE & ASIA MINOR. their interpretation and use for scientific research  seem to have much in common. But the parallel does
Dr. Walter Biihler research analyst investigator, i s require the utmost care. not end there. At a later date, in yet another part of
Pres. of Brazilian UFO Res. Org. SOUTH AME- Vljltor_f from outer _Spd(:e To obtain further information, the discs were the world, the same subject was treated by ancient
RICA & ANTARCTIC. scraped free of adhering rock particles and sent to  Greek sculptors, certain of whom portrayed Castor
Ronald Caswell editor of "UFO CONTACT”. Inter- Viach Iby Zai Moscow for study. Scientists there made two import-  and Pollux of Dioscuria, as well as Helen and Neme-
national research analyst. NORTH EUROPE. yachemay Zaltssv. ant discoveries. The discs were found to contain a sis, with remnants of egg-shells on their heads, for
Eng. Leonard G. Cramp noted technical analyst and Expanding knowledge about the Universe usually i large amount of cobalt and other metals — a shaking according to Greek mythology they arose from
technical writer. British Interplanetary Society. means more puzzles than discoveries. As man un- discovery. Further investigation revealed that the celestial eggs.
Coral E. Lorenzen founder of the APRO /Aerial ravels each new mystery, he is assailed by fresh discs vibrate in an unusual rhythm, as if they carried How did the odd idea of man’s birth from an egg
Phenomena Research Organization/. NORTH doubts and torments, for he has caught a glimpse an electric charge or were part of an electric circuit.  take shape? Perhaps by analogy with birds or fish?
AMERICA AND ARCTIC. of another mystery lying ahead. For the explorer — 5 The 12,000 year-old discs remain a challenge to  But why falling from the sky? One Latin American
Yusuke Matsumura Japanese pilot, UFO expert in any field - it is probably this yet undiscovered science. legend says that eggs dropped down from the sky
photogr. and analyst, Pres. of Cosmic Brotherhood territory vaguely seen in the distance that sparks the Legends of ancient China say that small, gaunt, on dandelions! The absence of any existing inter-
Ass. FAR EAST - ASIA. search for knowledge. yellow-faced men came down from the clouds. But pretation of this art leaves the door open for what
Eng. Aimé Michel French mathematician, scientific A report by a Chinese archaeologist startled the earthly tribesmen felt a revulsion for the visitors, must seem a fantastic assumption: that the legend
researcher, noted writer. M. EAST, EUROPE. world when it was published in 1965, for he had out whose enormous heads and extremely thin, weak of the celestial eggs, like any other myth or legend,
Hans C. Petersen Danish Air Force major, resear- of old bits of knowledge pieced together an amazing bodies made them look ugly, and "some people on  could have originated from bonafide impressions of
cher, co-editor of "UFO CONTACT” bi-monthly. theory of space-ships on a visit to the earth 12,000 fast horses” beat them. an actual event. An ancient man may once have seen
MIDDLE EUROPE. years ago. The German magazine, "Das Vegetarische Reality seems to confirm the legends. In some of a container with a human being in it descend from
Edgar Sievers scientific research analyst. AFRICA.  Universum”, wrote of his research: the Bayan-Kara-Ula caves archaeologists and spel-  the sky, and imagined that the visitor was emerging
Brinsley Le Poer Trench pioneer British researcher, "For a quarter of a century archaeologists explor- eologists have found 12,000 year-old vestiges of from a celestial egg.
chairman of the Intern’l Sky Scouts. FAR EAST —  ing caves in the Bayan-Kara-Ula Mountains, on the graves and skeletons. The remains belong to human
OCEANIA. bord_er of Chm_a and Tibet, h'ave been finding old- beings with hug_e craniums a_n'd underdlevek}.ped skel- "VISITING CARDS” OF SPACE TRAVELLERS.
Karl L. Veit Pres. of DUIST, noted European UFO looking stone discs covered with unreadable patterns etons. The Chinese expeditions which discovered During excavations at different times in Japan
analyst, writer-publisher and editor of "UFO Nach-  and hieroglyphs. A total of 716 such discs have been the grounds reported they had found "an extinct h Qf ists found figurines (dogu) depicting a
richten’”. EUROPE. discovered, apparently dating back several thous- species of ape.” But so far as is known apes do not E_rcdae;) ﬁg's e u th 9 d i dt?l Ki P o 9
and years. bury each other in graves or write hieroglyphic sym- i ,,0 uman or_anthropold.in ‘ocd; 0ol ing -space
L : 9 suits” and with helmets wholly covering their heads.

D. DOCUMENTATION. Like a gramophone record, each disc has a hole bols on stone discs. s . i
. . sy . . i A : . On the helmets were visible marks of something like

Globally collected documentation should be exhib-  in its centre from which a double groove spirals its What makes the issue doubly involved is that the lit-type iglasses, -breath-filters... antetnaet Rearin

ited and carried out by the Intercontinental UFO way to the circumference. The grooves are not inner walls of the caves are covered in many places s_'d' ypd gv gt devices g 9

Observer and Analytic Network — classified in three ~ sound-tracks, but the oddest writing in China and with pictures of the rising sun, the moon, and the ale an ie eth % t sg{ Saviet s‘ace achievarents

parts: indeed the rest of the world.” stars, spaced by a multitude of pea-sized dots (poss- th e(\gev:nng e a;':e Freie WeTt i festie ‘Na 15,
1. The UFO Evidence. 2. The Space Ships. Archaeologists and decipherers of ancient writing ibly tiny pictures) which seem to be approaching the 19666 o tar; magl 4 ¢ k d B lh t'
3. The Planetarians. racked their brains trying to solve the secret of the b Earth in a mountain area. : Printed. &30 ecdronhc oK rawm_g‘s a’n’v.p_ 108>

* spirals. The result of the research by the Chinese ographs” of dogg uncorEnS humorc')us title, el (siting
archaeologist was so shattering that the Peking Aca- CELESTIAL EGGS. Cards?”, declaring that such drawings ar;‘d figurines
. = e demy of Pre-History banned publication of his work. Peruvian legend has it that the ancient inhabitants ~ Might be construed as proof that the Earth was once
A_ SOVlCt COHtIlbuthﬂ Eventually permission was obtained and the prof- L] of Peru were born from bronze, gold and silver eggs ~ Visited by_ space bemg_s, 3
essor and his four colleagues published their coll- which had fallen from heaven. The tale is cited but ~ Many similar rock pictures have been discovered
IT IS RARE INDEED that we read or hear of the ective effort under the intriguing title "Groove left without comment in Jean Elisee Reclus’ famous ~ throughout the world. I‘hefelafe pichrongol spaces

Russian views on "Flying Saucers”, although, in the ~ Writing Relating to Spaceships which, as Recorded book "La Terre.” e e thegVel Gomonlgue, ihe e

fifties they were referred to as an example of Ame- on the Discs, Existed 12,000 Years Ago.” A variant of the egg legend is featured in the AlPs, in A“?"?'a-s close to T’ia’_‘a and near the

rican ""war psychosis”. However, in this issue of UFO The caves high up in the Bayan-Kara-Ula Moun- famous Tassili frescoes, which were found in the city of Nav;n, n O‘;“e‘ Cetn"ad sfa; i

CONTACT, you can read an account of recent Soviet tains are inhabited by the Ham and Dropa tribes — heart of the Sahara by a French lieutenant named Puzzles.( sl.mlay a(;/e 3] :r(e thWI L & spdacefv:\

moves regarding the UFO-case. (See "Soviet Radar  frail, stunted men averaging four feet two inches in Brenand. Shortly afterwards the place was examined — are I?O"(T""eN i eEgent sSanthmy dSlC egien' ;o el

Spots UFO’".) height. So far they have defied ethnic classification. by a French expedition led by Henri Lotte, who later ~ Stra "':‘v ‘Fe Eea{ ”af i ?‘:h 3” on 'fa dmeinca
Here, below, we bring you a Russian writer's acc-  In fact, any detailed information about the tribes is wrote The Search for the Frescoes of Tassili. In ahnd tke Tahr as"a {edof teh es;f”‘ or-gods:Ttom

ount of his research into the problems and mysteries  extremely scarce. addition to pictures of animals and hunting scenes, the sky. They offer food for thought.

of extraterrestrial visitations. Condensed from the When deciphered, one of the hieroglyphs presum- the frescoes depict strange figures dressed in what

book "Na Sushe i na more” — "On Land and at ably set down by an ancient member of the Ham looks like spacesuits and spherical helmets. The THE STAR OF BETHLEHEM.

Sea’ — we can see how the writer has followed many  tribe read: "The Dropas came down from the clouds helmets are definitely attached to the suits, which The phrase "Star of Bethlehem” is twenty cent-

of the same threads of Biblical and pre — History as in their gliders. Our men, women and children hid in evoke no associations with ritual headdress or hunt- uries old. Some regard it as a product of sheer


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L. "t.
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October 3, 1967
Mr. Ra\ygic‘)binson
809 South Btewart Street
Winchester, Virginia 22601
Dear Mr. Robinson:
Your letter of September 27th, with enclosure,
has been received.
The investigation of Unidentified Flying Objects
is not and never has been a matter that is within the investiga-
tive jurisdiction of the FBI. Ican assure you the photograph
Enclosed is some material relating to the work of
this Bureau which I hope will be of interest to you. Also, the
photograph you forwarded is being returned.
' MAILED 10 Sincerely yours,
COMM - FBI PG i
/‘ 4 /I
Enclosures (3) AT +
Know Your FBI A gy -
The Story of the Federal ‘Bureau. of Investigation
ot — NOTE: Correspondént is hot identifiable in Bufiles. The photograph in
Bishop question has previously come to the Bureau's attention and is known to
iy T have appeared in a publication in Europe concerning unidentified flying
i SRR, objectss. A caption undet.the photograph alleges two-_}F-BI Agents are
Sale F(/) leading a persomfrom outer space down the street.
SAlliap SxraT n 100 AR J S
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INFORMATION CONCERNING
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File No. October 10, 1967
Re: UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS;
ANONYMOUS INFORMANT
DALLAS, TEXAS
OCTOBER 9, 1967
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A young white female, who refused to give her name,
appeared at the Dallas FBI Office on October 9, 1967. She
stated she is interested in Unidentified Flying Objects (UFOs)
and has received a quantity of information concerning beings
from outer space. She stated she will not reveal her identity
as she would feel like a fool if this information is not true.
She stated if it is true, however, she will meet with interested
officials and furnish all the information she has, provided
nothing is done to endanger her safety.

She stated in July, 1967, she met a being from another
planet who had assumed earthly form. He gave her certain
information, then he was picked up and departed from the earth
on August 21, 1967. She stated she then received messages from
non-earthly sources in a manner she refused to discuss. She
stated these sources told her of the following:

(1) An antimissile missile was fired at a UFO

over Africa on May 22, 1962, but the UFO
was protected by its "force field."
(2) A UFO was detected 22,000 miles from earth by
radar about August 6, 1967.
(3) A UFO was detected over Antartica August 20,
1967.
A (4) A UFO was detected over the "Dewline" in the
ks o past week and was shot down, and beings from
FeX & outer space are trying to recover it.
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- Informant would furnish no further details. She stated
if this information is true, she will know other information

This document contains neither recommendations

nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property

of the FBI and is loaned to your agency. It and

its contents are not to be distributed outside

your agency.

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Re: UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS;

ANONYMOUS INFORMANT

DALLAS, TEXAS

OCTOBER 9, 1967
8lié received is true, and will furnish full details. This will
include information regarding the destruction of a moon explorer
vehicle by beings from outer space, and how those beings shot
down the Russian Cosmonaut.

She stated she fears for her life if it becomes known
she contacted officials, as persons who saw UFOs have died
mysteriously in the past. She stated if Air Force officials
want to contact her she can be reached by a message to a telephone
number she has given an FBI Agent, and she will meet officials
at the Dallas FBI Office only.

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i!!!!!n UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
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In Reply, Please Refer to mlm' Texas
File No. October 10, 1967
Re: UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS;
ANONYMOUS INFORMANT
DALLAS, TEXAS
OCTOBER 9, 1967
A young white female, who refused to give her name,
appeared at the Dallas FBI Office on October 9, 1967. She
stated she is interested in Unidentified Flying Objects (UFOs)
and has received a quantity of information concerning bheings
from outer space. She stated she will not reveal her identity
as she would feel like a fool if this information is mot true,
She stated if it is true, however, she will meet with interested
officials and furnish all the information she has, provided
nothing is done to endanger her safety.
She stated in July, 1967, she met a being from another
planet who had assumed earthly form. He gave her certain
information, then he was picked up and departed from the earth
on August 21, 1967. She stated she then received messages from
non-earthly sources in a manner she refused to discuss. She
stated these sources told her of the following:
(1) An antimissile missile was fired at a UFO
over Africa on May 22, 1962, but the UFO
was protected by its "force field."

(2) A UFO was detected 22,000 miles from earth by
radar about August 6, 1987,

(3) A UFO was detected over Antartica August 20,
1967,

(4) A UFO was detected over the "Dewline” in the
P past week and was shot down, and beings from

outer space are trying to recover it.

Informant would furnish no further details. She stated
if this information is true, she will know other information

This document contains neither recommendations

nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property

of the FBI and is loaned to your agemcy. It and

its contents are not to be distributed outside

your agency.


--- page 106 ---

Re: UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS; o

ANONYMOUS INFORMANT

DALLAS, TEXAS

OCTOBER O, 1967
8H& received is true, and will furnish full details. This will
include information regarding the destructiosm of a moon explorer
vehicle by beings from ocuter space, and how those beings shot
down the Russian Cosmonaut.

She stated she fears for her life if it becomes known
she contacted officials, as persons who sav UF0s have died
mysteriously in the past. She stated 1f Air Force officials
want to contact her she can be reached by a message to a telephone
uumber she has given an FBI Ageant, and she will meet officials
at the Dallss PBI Office only.

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e o October 10, 1967
Re: UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS;
ANONYMOUS INFORMANT
DALLAS, TEXAS
OCTOBER 9, 1967

A young white female, who refused to give her name,
appeared at the Dallas FBI Office on October 9, 1967. She
stated she is interested in Unidentified Flying Objects (UFOs)
and has received a quantity of information concerning beings
from outer space. She stated she will not reveal her identity
as she would feel like a fool if this information is mot true.
She stated if it is true, however, she will meet with interested
officials and furnish all the information she has, provided
nothing is done to endanger her safety.

She stated in July, 1967, she met a being from another
planet who had assumed earthly form. He gave her certain
information, then he was picked up and departed from the earth
on August 21, 1967. She stated she then received messages from
non-earthly sources in a manner she refused to discuss. She
stated these sources told her of the following:

(1) An antimissile missile was fired at a UFO

over Africa on May 22, 1962, but the UFO
was protected by its "force field."

(2) A UFO was detected 22,000 miles from earth by
radar about August 6, 1967.

(3) A UFO was detected over Antartica August 20,
1967,

(4) A UFO was detected over the "Dewline" in the
past week and was shot down, and beings from
outer space are trying to recover it,

Informant would furnish no further details. She stated

if this information is true, she will knbw other information

This document contains neither recommendations

nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property

of the FBI and is loaned to your agemcy. It and

its contents are not to be distributed outside

your agency.


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Re: UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS;

ANONYMOUS INFORMANT

DALLAS, TEXAS

OCTOBER 9, 1967
§hié received is true, and will furnish full details. This will
include information regarding the destruction of a moon explorer
vehicle by beings from outer space, and how those beings shot
dewn the Russian Cosmonaut.

She stated she fears for her life if it becomes known
she contacted officials, as persons who saw UFOs have died
aysteriously in the past. She stated if Air Force officials
want to contact her she cam be reached by a message to a telephone
nunber she has given an FBI Agent, and she will meet officials
at the Dallas FBI Office only.

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i:\@n UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
"“~.,;_.' FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
In Reply, Please Refer to Dallas, Texas
File No. October 10, 1967
Re: UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS;
ANONYMOUS INFORMANT
DALLAS, TEXAS
OCTOBER 9, 1967

A young white female, who refused to give her name,
appeared at the Dallas FBI Office on October 9, 1967. She
stated she is interested in Unidentified Flying Objects (UFOs)
and has received a quantity of information concerning beings
from outer space. She stated she will not reveal her identity
as she would feel like a fool if this information is mot true,
She stated if it is true, however, she will meet with interested
officials and furnish all the information she has, provided
nothing is done to endanger her safety.

She stated in July, 1967, she met a being from another
planet who had assumed earthly form. He gave her certain
information, then he was picked up and departed from the earth
on August 21, 1967. She stated she then received messages from
non-earthly sources in a manner she refused to discuss. She
stated these sources told her of the following:

(1) An antimissile missile was fired at a UFO

over Africa on May 22, 1962, but the UFO
was protected by its "force field."

(2) A UFO was detected 22,000 miles from earth by
radar about August 6, 1967.

(3) A UFO was detected over Antartica August 20,
1967,

(4) A UFO was detected over the "Dewline" in the
past week and was shot down, and beings from
outer space are trying to recover it.

Informant would furnish no further details. She stated

if this information is true, she will know other information

This document contains neither recommendations

nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property

of the FBI and is loaned to your agemcy. It and

its contents are not to be distributed outside

your agency.


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Re: UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS;

ARONYMOUS INFORMANT

DALLAS, TEXAS

OCTOBER 9, 1987
8hé received is true, and will furanish full details. This will
include information regarding the destruction of a moon explorer
vehicle by beings from outer space, and how those beings shot
d4own the Russian Cosmonaut.

She stated she fears for her life if it becomes known
she contacted officials, as persons who saw UFOs have died
mysteriously in the past. BShe stated if Air Force officials
want to contact her she can be reached by a message to a telephone
sumber she has given an FBI Agent, and she will meet officials
at the Dallas ¥BI Office only.

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letter dated 11/20/67, from Mr. ROBERT G WARDS, 1736 Northaven 5
Court, Arlington, Texas 76010, receiyv, by the Dallas Office on z
1/19/68 in an envelope postmarked at Arlington, Texas, 1/17/68. =
The enclo letter reflects the formation of a »
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has been furnished OSI, Tinker AFB for its information. T
The acknowledgement to Mr. EDWARDS pointed out to him that
information concerning unidentified flying objects received by
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To:
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Subj: Request for Information on Sightings of Unidentified Aerial
Phenomena in the Dallas-Ft. Worth Area
= A subcommittee of the National Investigations Committee on .
Aerial Phenonema, (NICAP), has recently been established in the Dallas-
Ft. Worth area. NICAP 'is a private, non-profit organization directed by
Maj%ﬂgnaldugyb_gg,,,USMC (Ret) from the National Headquarters in
Washington, D. C. The purpose of the organization is to conduct scientific
investigation of%xggigﬂwgyj_gggkjfcggl It now has 14, 000 associate
members in 50 states. The organization is not interested in the alleged .
psychic, occult, mystical, or religious aspects of UFO phenomena.
r NICAP subcommittees, of which there are 30 in the United
States, are composed of qualified individuals in technical or investigative
fields, who are selected and appointed by the Washington office.
3. NICAP is currently working closely with the Colorado Project,
a comprehensive study of UFO's begun in November 1966, by a group of g
distinguished scientists at the University of Colorado under a U. S. Air
Force contract. ¥
4, The local subcommittee earnestly solicits your support in
reporting to the Committee Chairman any UFO sightings occuring in this
area. It is especially important that the NICAP committee be contacted
immediately in cases of reported UFO sightings where photographs have
been taken or physical evidence remains after the observation.
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Mr, Glenn Evans
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Dear Mr. Evans:
Your letter of March 14th, with enclosure, has
been received.
The investigation of Unidentified Flying Objects
is not and never has been a matter that is within the investiga-
tive jurisdiction of the FBI. I can assure you the photograph
you mentioned does not represent employees of this Bureau.
Sincerely yours,
J. Edgar Hoover
‘ John Edgar Hoover
| | Director
NOTE: Bufiles contain no record of correspondent. The photograph
in question has previously come to the Bureau's attention and is known
ph to have appeared in a publication;in Europe concerning 21 Winidentified
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My name is Glenn Evans I work for the*United
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a report that the FB.I had captured a saucer occupant this was
published in a flying saucer mag. along with a photo of two
alleged FBI agents and a saucer occupant. is this true? does
the FBI really have a saucer man?
Very truly :
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Dear Miss Ferry:
I have received your letter of March 15th.
Although I would like to be of assistance, matters

pertaining to Unidentified Flying Objects are not within the

jurisdiction of the FBI.
I am referring a copy of your communication to

the Director of Special Investigations, The Inspector General,

Department of the Air Force, Washington, D. C. 20333 for any

help he is in a position to offer you.

— Sincerely yours,
J. Edgar Hoover
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I am a student at Glendale City College in Glendale,
California. This semester I'm doing a research paper on U, F. O.'s.
I was wondering if you could send me any information you might have
regarding the U. F. O. controversy. I would appreciate it very much
if you could send me this information before March 20th as I would
like to get started as soon as possible. Thank you very much for your
time.
Sincerely yours,
Jane Ferry /
1304 Descanso Drive
La Canada, Calif. 91011
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United States Department of Justice
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Washington 25, D.C. A ) ! ‘
Dear Mr, Hoover: P T ’
December 7, 1963, I observed in the sky at Moorestown, New Jersey, an
umsual object and its unusual behavior., On December 8, 1963, just
2L hours later at Elkton, Maryland, the Pan American Aircraft with 73
passengers and a crew of eight perished when this aircraft exploded in
mid air and crashed,
I sent a tape recording of the observation I had made on December 7,
to Mr. J. Edgar Hoover and associated this object with the crash of :
this plane, Mr, Hoover informed me that the Civil Aeronautics Board / -
was investigating this disaster and what I had sent to him would be / o |
forwarded to them, the C.A.B. .: D
In the month of March, 1965, the C.A.B., released a report that this "\
accident and cause was due to a lightning strike, =
I protested to Senator Case of New Jersey. Senator Case mailed me 3
the official report by the C.A.B., along with a letter by a Mr. John
Dregge, Director Community and Congressional Relations. 7
Upon reading the Official C,A.B., report on this aceident and also 3
this letter I have come to the conclusion that neither the C.A.B, or u
the writer of this letter know what they are talking about and have i
missed the point completely, .
I claimed that the object which I seen was laying air mines and
that this aircraft was destroyed by contact with one of these mines.
To substantiate my claim I would refer you to page 8 line 20 to line
2l inclusive of this report File #1-0015. Boeing 707=-121 N709PA Pan
American World Airways, Inc., near Elkton, Maryland, December 8,
1963, 5 4 7
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(Metal splatters on the leading edge of the horizontal stabilizer were
identified by spectrographic analysis as being formed from two
different aluminum alloys., However, these alloys could not be
identified since the chemical composition of the deposits did not
conform to any alloy used in the airplane, The long axis of the
deposits varied from 18 degrees inboard to L degrees outboard.)
On July 18, 196k, I made another observation, the details of which
I sent to Harvard College Observatory, Cambridge, Mass., (This
sighting was Astronomical not a man made object), a copy of their
return letter is enclosed,

Somehow both of these observations had something in common, the
color, I proceeded to experiment and have arrived at the following
conclusions, after several hundred experiments had taken place.

I have bought books on Astronomy and also books on Flying Saucers.
I know that this object was not astronomical in any way nor was it a
Flying Saucer,

This object was a cleverly design missle camouflaged to appear as a

Meteor or as a Flying Saucer,

However, this missle failed to operate as planned that is how I #as
able to see the complete details of the color and also the design,
which I furnished to the government, I also know why this design

was used and also why the colors were arranged as they were, My
experiments proved this,

Thru my experiments I have been able to determine the followings

1. Where they get the tremendous speed from.

2., The wobbling effect they have on occasion.

3. Appearing to os$!.llate about their vertical axis,

L. Why they make no noise, condensation, or exhaust.

5. Whoshing and wheezing, humming noise on occasions.

6. Different colors they have,

7. Pulsating light.-Luminous appearance.

8. Different forms and shape,

These objects are constantly being sent over both the North and South

Americas by Russia, Anyone seeing these objects are instantly

responsive as to a flying saucer. Subjected to ridicule if this be

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Russia is we! aware of this fact and has capitalized upon this fact.
They have in this way been able to penetrate our Radar System undetected.
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The present situation can be blamed upon the various governmental
agencies who in the past have scoffed at and ridiculed people who
have reported these sightings.
Now we are about to pay with 60,000,000 American lives or more.
"Some price'",
Our one hope is that Russia and China will go to war against one another,
This then will give us time to created an effective and efficient Radar
system that cannot be penetrated,
I am not a Phophet of Doom, just an American Citizen who is concerned
about the future of America,
Sincepely yoprs, 9
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A copy of this letter is being sent to the f6llowing people:
President Nixon I :
J. Edgar Hoover
Senator Case of New Jersey
Senator Charles H, Percy of Illinois
Melvin Laird, Secretary of Defense


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July 28, 1964

Mr. Edward A. Stewart, Jr.
152 Mount Holly Avenue
Mount Holly, New Jersey
Dear Mr. Stewart:

The obJject you saw was a bright meteor, sometimes
called a "fireball" or a'bolide". Almost all very
bright meteors are small bodies moving in orbits rather
like the orbits of asteroids, and probably are fragments
of asteroids. The direction of motion of your meteor
1s consistent with that sort of orbit. A good many
bright meteors strike the earth each day, but most go
unnoticed. We have recelved another report of the same
meteor from Wilmington, Delaware.

I am sending your observation to the Moonwatch
Division of the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
here in Cambridge, which has a continuing program for
analysis of visual observations of bright meteors.
Since it is very rarely possible for the professional
astronomer to observe these meteors, most of what 1s
known about them depends on this sort of lucky chance.

Sincerely yours,
RBS:1rw Richard B:7Southworth
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May 7, 1969
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Mr. Lon M Gesame
Eastern Representative
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A on Unidentified Flying Objects
\ 77 Gless Avenue
Belleville, New Jersey 07109
Dear Mr. Cerame:
1 have received your letter of April 30th
concerning an article you are preparing on Aerial Phenomena.
Although I would like to be of assistance, matters
pertaining to Unidentified Flying Objects and Aerial Phenomena
are not within the jurisdiction of the FBI. I regret we are unable
to be of help.
Sincerely yours,
J. Edgar Hoover
NOTE: Our files contain no information identifiable with correspondent.
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ON UNIOENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS
LON M. CERAME - EASTERN REPRESENTATIVE
77 Gless Avenue
Belleville, N. J. 07109 Phone: 759-4036

April 30, 1969
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Weshington, D.C. 20535
Attention: Director
Sir:
I am doing an article for an Air Force megazine concerning Aerial
Phenomenon and other so-called flying objects.
To help me out, I would like to know if the Bureau has ever received
any such reports concerning the sightings or investigations of such
objects. If so, would it be possible to send me some reports for use
in my artiecle.

Very truly yours,
Eastern Rep. NICOUFO
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INFORMATION CONCERNING ‘ 2\
Mr. Wood telephonically contacted the Bureau at
12:50 a.m. 5/16/69 and spoke with SA Stephen F. McInerney,
Special Investigative Division.
SAULErS
""Wood stated he is a former CIA Agent and wanted
.to report to the Director that recently he has been seeing
(~f1yisgjobjects. He requested that the Director call him on
5/16/69 concerning this matter. He was advised that
Mr. Hoover would be unavailable.
From Wood's tone of voice it appeared he was
I intoxicated. He advised that he was recently discharged p
as a patient from the psycho ward of a Veteran's hospital. f
Information in Bureau indices (66-3182-8679)
indicates individual possibly identical with captioned
subject called Bureau 5/1/69, at which time he rambled
about numerous subjects and his speech indicated he had
been drinking. At that time no record identifiable with
Wood was located in Bureau files.
ACTION: For information. A check is being made with CIA
to determine if they have a former agent identical with Wood.*
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Route 12, Box 206
Del City, Oklahoma 73115
Dear Mr. Stephens:
Mr. Hoover read your letter received on May 19th.
He asked that I advise you that the FBI has no infor-
mation it can send to you regarding the rumors you have heard. He
also asked that I furnish you the enclosed publications concerning
our organization.
A copy of your communication is being forwarded to
the Office of Special Investigations, Department of the Air Force,
Washington, D. C., to which its contents may be of interest.
Sincerely yours,
a8 Helen W. Gandy
2 o 3 Secretary
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May 14, 1969 Rt. 12 Box 206
Del City, Okla. 73115
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Penn. Ave. & 9th. NW. ?
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Dear Sirs; 4 /

There currently are rumors over the grapevine and
in print that suggest men with oriental features wearing dark clothes go
around terrorizing people who have had close-up views of UFO's.

It is also rumored these creatures have impersonated armed forces officers
and FBI investigators. They are supposed to ride around in black or dark
automobiles that either have old licence tags or none at all. Several are
reported to have attemped to run down witnesses of UFO sightings, made
disturbingalmost macabre phone calls, silenced several investigators who
were supposed to have learned some dark secret about extraterrestial craft
or mission plans and epened mail, tapped telephones and even taken pictures
of several homes where UFO witnesses lived.

Can you give me any information on such rumors? Or can you
refer me to a source whose facilities can answer my questions?

this information will help settle some disturbing questions
the readers of my articles. Personally I am not sure at all whether I can
fully accept these rumours as facts. I need more information.

Any information you supply can ease the worries of people
who feel that the objects unknown they see in the sky may portend the visit
of a mysterious visitor.

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REC- 3p October 13, 1969
Mr. Paul Brassington |
UFO Astronomer Club
94 Dreyer Drive
Ajax, Ontario, Canada
Dear Paul: «
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The investigation of Unidentified Flying Objects is not
and never has been a matter that is within the investigative jurisdiction
of the FBI. I can assure you the photograph you mentioned does not
, represent employees of this Bureau.
Enclosed is some material relating to the work of this
/ Bureau which I hope will be of interest to you.
Sincerely yours,
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vr——  appeared in a publication in Europe concerning unidentified flying objects.
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Dear 3Sirs,

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study of Unldentified Flying Objects.We wem
studying a magazine called UTG!'S A Pictorial
and on one of the pagesthere was a plcture
of a supposedly man from outer space who was

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Dear Sirs:
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In approximately seven months or.January, 1972, certain copies of top-secret
documents shall be sent to the New York Times as well as two other newspapers.
These documents are related t%?and will be an ostentation of thf involvement of the
pentagon in the controversial 'Ugigggﬁifieg_a;yigg Objects" or('leing Saucer!
subject. It will show that not only the U.S. Air Force was involved in UFO research
but the other military branches as well.

Analysis and the actual conclusions of the classic UFO cases shall be revealed.
This shall be accomplished by zeroxed documents and photographs that General
Wolfe had reviewed when he was head of the Army's UFO support program in the
Pentagon during the Eisenhower years.

Sorry, but it is concluded here that this is the best course to take because
we feel that the secret UFO investigations are parallel in nature to the Times-
Pentagon Vietnam controversy. If we are wrong in taking this action, time will tell

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February 23, 1972
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Miss Mary Beth Martine

Box 463, Oak Street

Westmoreland City, Pennsylvania 15692

Dear Miss Martine:

I regret that I am unable to comment as you requested
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in your letter of February 15th. The investigation of Unidentified !

Flying Objects is not and never has been 2 matter that is within the

investigative jurisdiction of the FBI.
) Sincerely yours,

J, Edgar Hoover
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Sincerely,
Mary Beth Martine i3
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LHM reflecting information provided by Sgt. PAUL STIGLIANO,

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concerning the subject. One copy of LHM is also being
furnished to Dallas.

This information is being furnished to the Bureau {
for proper dissemination to the military due to the partic- }
ular request made by the subject concerning UFO (unidentifigﬁ
flying objects). /

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RICHARD T. JESINGER of the FBI in Waco, Texas on 3/9/73.

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In Reply, Please Refer to San Antonio, Texas
File No.

March 20, 1973
DAVE T. OZANNE

On March 9, 1973, Sergeant Paul Stigliano, United
States Air Force, Recruiting Office, Professional Building,
Waco, Texas, advised that a man identifying himself as Dave
T. Ozanne contacted the night-shift supervisor at the Waco
Tribune Newspaper, and inquired regarding any information
the newspaper could be able to furnish him concerning any
unidentified flying objects observed in the Waco, Texas area.
Ozanne had identified himself as a Captain in the United States
Air Force. Ozanne was described as having on an Air Force
uniform with a chaplain's badge on the uniform. Ozanne also
had in his possession at the time a folder marked Top Secret
which contained pictures of various military installations.
No specific information concerning these photos could be
provided by Sergeant Stigliano.

Sergeant Stigliano stated that when Ozanne was
informed that they could provide no information to him he
left his card which contained his name and the following
information: {

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Address: 3911 Bowser, Apartment 209,

pr Dallas, Texas

Phone: 526-5908

Sergeant Stigliano advised that the individual did
not act in any strange manner, and did not attempt to obtain
anything other than information from the newspaper. Sergeant
Stigliano advised that this information was being furnished
to the proper authorities only for information purposes as
they do not suspect any unlawful activity.

This document contains neither recommendations nor
conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and
is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to Dbe
distributed outside your agency.

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In Reply, Please Refer to San Antonio, Texas
File No.
e March 20, 1973

DAVE T. OZANNE

On March 9, 1973, Sergeant Paul Stigliano, United
States Air Force, Recruiting Office, Professional Building,
Waco, Texas, advised that a man identifying himself as Dave
T. Ozanne contacted the night-shift supervisor at the Waco
Tribune Newspaper, and inquired regarding any information
the newspaper could be able to furnish him concerning any
unidentified flying objects observed in the Waco, Texas area.
Ozanne had identified himself as a Captain in the United States
Air Force. Ozanne was described as having on an Air Force
uniform with a chaplain's badge on the uniform. Ozanne also
had in his possession at the time a folder marked Top Secret
which contained pictures of various military installations.
No specific information concerning these photos could be
provided by Sergeant Stigliano.

Sergeant Stigliano stated that when Ozanne was
informed that they could provide no information to him he
left his card which contained his name and the following
information:

Address: 3911 Bowser, Apartment 209,

4. Dallas, Texas
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Phone: 526-5908

Sergeant Stigliano advised that the individual did
not act in any strange manner, and did not attempt to obtain
anything other than information from the newspaper. Sergeant
Stigliano advised that this information was being furnished
to the proper authorities only for information purposes as
they do not suspect any unlawful activity.

This document contains neither recommendations nor
conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and
is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be
distributed outside your agency.


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i:g lé :g 1?.\‘-;1) STATES DEPARTMENT OF .STICE

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ﬁﬁﬁfﬁ( FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
In Reply, Please Refer to San Antonio, Texas
File No.
AR March 20, 1973

DAVE T. OZANNE

On March 9, 1973, Sergeant Paul Stigliano, United
States Air Force, Recruiting Office, Professional Building,
Waco, Texas, advised that a man identifying himself as Dave
T. Ozanne contacted the night-shift supervisor at the Waco
Tribune lewspaper, and inquired regarding any information
the newspaper could be able to furnish him concerning any
unidentified flying objects observed in the Waco, Texas area.
Ozanne had identified himself as a Captain in the United States
Air Force. Ozanne was described as having on an Air Force
uniform with a chaplain's badge on the uniform. Ozanne also
had in his possession at the time a folder marked Top Secret
which contained pictures of various military installations.
No specific information concerning these photos could be
provided by Sergeant Stigliano.

Sergeant Stigliano stated that when Ozanne was
informed that they could provide no information to him he
left his card which contained his name and the following
information:

Address: 3911 Bowser, Apartment 209,

ﬁﬂ Dallas, Texas

Phone: 526-5908

Sergeant Stigliano advised that the individual did
not act in any strange manner, and did not attempt to obtain
anything other than information from the newspaper. Sergeant
Stigliano advised that this information was being furnished
to the proper authorities only for information purposes as
they do not suspect any unlawful activity.

This document contains neither recommendations nor
conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and
is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be
distributed outside your agency.

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Dear Mr. Fraide:
In reply to your letter received on October 23rd,
the investigation of Unidentified Flying Objects is not and
never has been a matter that is within the investigative
jurisdiction of the FBI. Therefore, I cannot comment as you
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suggested. I regret that I am unable to be of assistance in
this instance. ,
Sincerely yours,
C. M. Kelley,
Clarence M. Kelley
Director
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Mr. Larry W./'Bryant f /
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Arlington, Virginia 22204
Dear Mr. Bryant:
Your letter was received on April 3rd. ‘é
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to him. Data pertaining to the interview is contained in
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Arlington, Virginia 22204
March 31, 1974
Director
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Washington, D. C.
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On September 17, 1963, Mr. John S. Castles, an FBI agent of the Newport {
News, Va. contingent, visited me at my place of employment (Ft. Eustis, Va.)
to interview me as to my interest in the subject of unidentified flying
objects (UFO's). I understand that Mr. Castles prepared a formal report of
that interview.
Since President Nixon recently has expressed his intention to assure that
the privacy and civil liberties of individual citizens receive the protection
they deserve under our form of government, it is in the spirit of that assurance
that I respectfully request that you send me a copy of Mr. Castles' report along
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UNITED STATES GOQRNMENT Assoc. Dir. ____
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MILITARY INQUIRY REGARDING IDENTIFIED Troining —
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WISCONSIN 8/21/74; / =l e
INFORMATION CONCERNING 3 '§ i
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, Charles F. Halty, Intelligence Division received a call via
| Command Center telephone from a Major Horn, NMCC (National
{ Military Command Center). Major Horn asked for any informa-
! tion the FBI might have concerning a report that an unidentified
| object which fell from the sky at Milwaukee, Wisconsin, had | |
| been recovered by local police and turned over to the Milwau
| Office of the FBI. 2
| No information available at Intelligence Divisio {/
| Night Duty Supervisor Harry E. Morris, Jr., called SPC . W
| Koller, Milwaukee Office, who advised an unidentified object/
| had been recovered by Milwaukee police at about 5:55 p.m.,
8/21/74, but that it was still in possession of police. He
said a Captain Wills of the Milwaukee Police Department had
called the Milwaukee FBI Office to report the recovery. Very
little was known about the object which was described as about
13 x 8 x 5 inches, metallic in substance and color, jagged on
one side and had an "internal heat source." Police notified
military locally.
Above information was relayed to Major Horn with
suggestion hemight like to contact Captain Wills, Milwaukee
Police Department.
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Dear Mr. Malmfeldt: \ \ /
This office recently received a public inquiry regarding
UFOs, referred to us from the Bukeau. As the inclosed fact
sheet indicates, the Air Force's YProject Blue Book" investi=-
gation of UFOs was terminated on Dgcember 17, 1969, and all
related documentation was turned over to the National Archives
and Records Service.
The inquirer referred to us has been apprised of these
events. Hopefully, the inclosed fact sheet will be of help
in responding to any future inquiries on this subject.
Sincerely,
R
H. A. McCLANAHAN, Lt Col, USAF
Chief, Civil Branch
Community Relations Division
Office of Information
Attachment
Federal Bureau of Investigation '
Attention: Mr. Malmfeldt, Room 7825
Washington, D. C. 20535
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‘There are a number of universities and professional
scientific organizations such as the American Association for
the Advancement of Science, which have considered UFO
phenomena during periodic meetings and seminars. In addition,
a list of private organizations interested in aerial phenomena
may be found in Gale's Encyclopedia of Associations (Edition 8,
Vol I, pp. 432-3). Such timely review of the situation by
private groups insures that sound evidence will not be over=-
looked by the scientific community.

2 Atchs
1. Sighting Summary
2. UFO-related Materials
2
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A X e ‘l' 1 .
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On December 17, 1969 the Secretary of the Air Force
announced the termination of Project Blue Book, the Air Force
program for the investigation of UFOs.

The decision to discontinue UFO investigations was based
on an evaluation of a report prepared by the University of

¢ Colorado entitled, "Scientific Study of Unidentified Flying
Objects;" a review of the University of Colorado's report by
the National Academy of Sciences; past UFO studies; and Air
Force experience investigating UFO reports during the past
two decades.

As a result of these investigations and studies, and
experience gained from investigating UFO reports since 1948,
the conclusions of Project Blue Book are: (1) no UFO reported,
investigated, and evaluated by the Air Force has ever given
any indication of threat to our rational security; (2) there
has been no evidence submitted to or discovered by the Air
Force that sightings categorized as "unidentified" represent
technological developments or principles beyond the range of
present day scientific knowledge; and (3) there has been no
evidence indicating that sightings categorized as "unidentified"
are extraterrestrial vehicles.

With the termination of Project Blue Book, the Air Force
regulation establishing and controlling the program for invest-
igating and analyzing UFOs was rescinded. All documentation
regarding the former Blue Book investigation has been per-
manently transferred to the Modern Military Branch, National
Archives and Records Service, 8th and Pennsylvania Avenue,
Washington, D.C. 20408, and is available for public review
and analysis.

Attached for your information is the Project Blue Book
sighting summary for the period 1947-1969. Also included is
a listing of UFO-related materials currently available.

Since the termination of Project Blue Book, no evidence
has been presented to indicate that further investigation of
UFOs by the Air Force is warranted. In view of the consider-
able Air Force commitment of resources in the past, and the
extreme pressure on Air Force funds at this time, there is
no likelihood of renewed Air Force involvement in this area.

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i TOTAL UFO SIGHTINGS[ 1947 - 1969 =
YEAR TOTAL SIGHTINGS UNIDENTIFIED
1947 122 12
1948 156 7
1949 186 22

; 1950 210 27
1951 - 169 22 <y
1952 1,501 303
1953 509 42
1954 487 46
1955 545 24
1956 670 14 R
1957 1,006 14
1958 627 10
1959 390 12
1960 557 14
1961 591 ] 13
1962 474 15
1963 399 14
1964 562 19
1965 887 16
1966 1,112 32
1967 937 19
1968 375 3
1969 146 1
TOTAL 12,618 701

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Scientific Study of Unidentified Flying Objects. Study

conducted by the University of Colorado under contract

F44620-76-C-0035. Three volumes, 1,465 p. 68 plates. ‘

Photoduplicated hard copies of the official report may

be ordered for $6 per volume, $18 the set of three, "

as AD 680:975, AD 680:976, and AD 680:977, from the

National Technical Information Service, U.S. Department

of Commerce, Springfield, VA 22151.

Review of University of Colorado Report on Unidentified

Flying Ob%ects. Review of report by a panel of the National

Academy of Sciences.  National Academy of Sciences,

1969, 6p. Photoduplicated hard copies may be ordered for

$3 as AD 688:541 from the National Technical Information

Service, U.S. Department of Commerce, Springfield, VA 22151.


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i Mr. Malmfeldt has brought your letter of Janu-
; ary’ 14th, with enclosure, to my attention. I join him in
thanking vou for sending us a copy of your UFO Fact Sheet
and for apprising us of the termination of your project.
Sizcetely yours, J
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FEDERAL GOVERNMENT June 15, 1977 i
4 Mr. Stanley Schneider
Assistant to the Director
{ Office of Science and Technology Policy
Executive Office of the President
Washington, D. C. 20500
Dear Mr. Schneider:
Pursuant to our conversation today, there is
enclosed a copy of the FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin
for the month of February, 1975. Beginning on page
16 there is an article covering the handling of UFO
sightings which may be of interest to you in connection
with your current inquiry.
If there is any way we may be of additional /4 y
service to you, please do not hesitate to let me
know.
s i Sincerely yours,
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Stanley Schneider of the Office of Science and
Technology, White House, telephonically contacted me today to
inquire as to the Bureau's procedure for handling information
received from the public or otherwise, relating to sightings
N\ of UFOs. He advised that Jody Powell of the President's staff
\ has raised the question as to whether or not there is any :
coordination within the Executive Branch relating to information
concerning this subject. He stated that the U.S. Air Force had
closed their investigation of these matters several years ago
and currently does nothing but refer such information to
appropriate local authorities.
) ' I advised him that as far as the FBI is concerned
\ ' there appears to be no conceivable jurisdiction for us to ceeggpt
X any inquiries upon receipt of information relating to a UFO
sighting and, in the absence of some investigative jurisdiction
based upon the information furnished, that information would be
.| referred to the Department of the Air Force without any action
Iabeing taken by the Bureau.
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.~ any further contact was necessary he would call back.
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