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This FBI Newark Field Office file collects 1952 to 1967 New Jersey UFO sighting reports, with the strongest early thread centered on Air Force doubts about July 31, 1952 Passaic saucer photographs and FBI background checks on the photographer and witness.
FBI-UAP-D012, Newark Field Office, 1952-1967
This FBI Newark Field Office file collects 1952 to 1967 New Jersey UFO sighting reports, with the strongest early thread centered on Air Force doubts about July 31, 1952 Passaic saucer photographs and FBI background checks on the photographer and witness.
The file opens with Air Force material sent to Newark on August 27, 1952, including seven photostats of flying saucers and a request to check John H. Riley and George J. Stock. ATIC said it did not believe the Passaic photographs were authentic, mainly because the reported object was visible in a populated area for seven minutes with no wider witness reporting. Newark ran criminal, credit, and neighborhood checks, found no criminal records or prior fraud history, and told OSI that interviews and further inquiry were left to Air Force jurisdiction. Later Newark memoranda logged additional New Jersey reports in 1957 and 1958, including cylindrical, cigar-shaped, bullet-shaped, and lighted stationary objects.
Seven photostats of Flying Saucers. Received from Department of the Air Force, Headquarters United States Air Force 8-27-52.p.3
ATIC does not believe these photos are authentic because:p.6
They were apparently taken in a populated area at 10:15 a.m. and the object was supposedly visible for seven minutes. Yet, no one else reported seeing it.p.6
As it drew nearer it came to a complete stop and hovered overhead for several moments about 200 feet from the ground.p.8
The appropriate credit and criminal checks were made in this matter as well as discreet neighborhood inquiries as to both individuals, and no information was received that either individual had criminal records or that they were known in the past to have perpetrated any kind of fraud.p.9
No investigation of this type was made by the Newark division.p.9
Mr. CAVANAUGH stated that STOCK finally recovered his negatives and that he had examined the negatives closely and they did not appear to be "touched up".p.12
JONES stated that the UFO had fast fluctuating red and blue lights and remained in a stationary position.p.18
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1. Seven photostats of Flying Saucers. Received from Department of the Air Force,
Headquarters United States Air Force 8-27-52.
ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED on this
envelope HEREIN IN UNCLASSIFIED
DATE 5/15/85 BY [ILLEGIBLE]
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envelope HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED
DATE 5/15/85 BY [ILLEGIBLE]
Date Received 8/27/52
From Dept. of the Air Force
(Name of contributor)
U.S.A.F.
(Address of contributor)
By ________________________
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Description: 7 photostats of Flying Saucers.
File No. 100-36998-1A-1
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DocId:34742114 Page 4• DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE HEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES AIR FORCE •. WASHINGTON THE tNSPECTOR GENERAL USAF 20 DISTRICT OFFICE OF SPECIAL INVESTIGATIONS 67 BROAD STREET NEW YORK 4, NEW YORK IN REPLY REFER T0:24-.300 Mr. S. I. McKee Special Agent-in-Charge Federal :eureau o t Investigation 18 , R~a:vmoncl-0:>uierc,e Bldg. , Newark 2, Hew Jersq REt , H.J. IIQtrmY Dear Kr. McKee, Transitted herewith are copies of a restricted memorani'aa data4 12 .luguat 1952, ad.dressed to the .Sth OSI District by' the Chief, T•chJd.cal Atl&l.7eis Di'rleion, .lir Technical Intelligence Center, Wrl.ght-Patteraen lir :rorce Base, Ohio; a letter, with incloaure., dated 2 .&.ugu.at l addressed to A.TIC, W'right Patterson Jll'B, ~n, Ohio, ·b7 Mr. CHARIBS GREGG, St&tt w.riter, "The Berald-llevs, Passaic, B. J.•; a.rd. S8TO photographs allegedly ot wti.dentified aerial objecte. The J.:ti- Technical Intelligence center has requested that the background o~ abject ciT.l.llaa photographer, JOHN H. RILBY, 28, 571 Main Street., P&terson, •• J. and of known vitneaa GIORGI J. STOCK, 221 Brooks Ave., Passaic, If. J., be in Teatigated in an attempt to determine their reliabilii:ty; that the pho tographer be questioned. u to the cirCU111stances under lihich he took the pictures; that an atteapt be ll&de to locate other sources in the areaJ and that an:r,other data pertinent to determining the authenticity- ot the photos be obtained. This office will apprecia't·'iN~~ceiving copies or your reports o:t investigation or this ma-ttaii,::--·, eerely' yours, 10 Incle, A.a 1ndicated abo CCI. Hq OSI L. 111 COY or, USD ing District
RESTRICTED
(Uncl) Investigation of Unidentified Aerial Object Photos
5DOSI ATIAA-5
AUG 1 2 1952
Capt Ruppelt/vs
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1. Attached are several photographs taken by Mr. John H. Riley of 178 Bogert
Road, River Edge, N. J. He claims that these are authentic photos of an unidenti-
fied aerial object and is apparently attempting to sell them to East Coast news-
papers.
2. The newspaper which forwarded the photos, the Newark-Star Ledger, has been
very cooperative, and it is requested that the fact that they sent the photos to
ATIC not be mentioned.
3. ATIC does not believe these photos are authentic because:
a. They were apparently taken in a populated area at 10:15 a.m. and the
object was supposedly visible for seven minutes. Yet, no one else reported seeing
it.
b. The relative sizes of the objects in the foreground indicate that the
object would be about the size of a lady's sun hat at 30 ft. to 40 ft. away. If the
object were farther away, it would be extremely large and again it should have been
observed by other people.
4. It is requested that the background of the observer and photographer be
investigated in an attempt to determine their reliability; that the photographer be
questioned as to the circumstances under which he took the pictures; that an attempt
be made to locate other sources in the area; and that any other data be obtained
that OSI believes to be pertinent in determining the authenticity of the photos.
3 Incls DONALD L. BOWER, Colonel, USAF
1. Ltr fm Herald-News dtd 8/2/52 Chief, Technical Analysis Division
2. Rpt fm Herald-News Air Technical Intelligence Center
3. Photos (7)
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HERALD-NEWS UNITED PRESS AND
INTERNATIONAL NEWS
THE HERALD-NEWS 0 PROSPECT STREET WIRE SERVICES
PASSAIC, N. J. PASSAIC, NEW JERSEY DIRECT AP WIREPHOTO
CHARLES GREGG HU 7-5731
STAFF WRITER August 2, 1952
ATIC
Wright Patterson AFB
Dayton, O.
Attention: ATIAA-5
Gentlemen: As per our telephone conversation yesterday, I am en-
closing seven photographs of flying objects, pertinent data and
a clipping of article we ran recently outlining the saucer situation
in Passaic and Bergen Counties during the past several weeks.
Hoping I have been of some service to you, I am
Sincerely,
Charles Gregg
Staff Writer
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DATA ON SAUCER PHOTOGRAPHED JULY 31, 1952 IN PASSAIC, N.J.
Photographer: John H. Riley, 28, 571 Main Street, Paterson, N.J.
occupation: photographer.
Known witness: George J. Stock, 221 Brooks Avenue, Passaic, N.J.
Date: 31 Jul 52
Time: 10:15 a.m.
Place: 200 block, Brooks Avenue, Passaic, N.J.
Weather: Clear, in mid 80's
Color of saucer: greyish
Altitude: 200 feet at lowest point
Riley says he was visiting Stock, his friend, and talked to him in
front of Stock's home. Stock first saw it. Riley says it travelled
southeast at a "leisurely" speed. "As it drew nearer it came to a
complete stop and hovered overhead for several moments about 200 feet
from the ground."
"It was near enough to shoot at with a rifle." He described the
disk as about 30 feet in diameter and greyish in color with a large
dome jutting from its center. The saucer made no sound when hovering
and moving. Before taking off again in a southwest direction, it
tilted "as though to observe the ground. "An antenna--or something
like it--darted out of the dome's top for a moment and then was with-
drawn." He snapped several pictures with Stock's camera. Saucer was
in sight about seven minutes. Disappeared very rapidly to the southeast.
No "fixed" negatives but Riley will not part with them. Could not
have thrown object in air because one foto shows object very high.
Riley took his negatives and was away (probably trying to sell them
in NYC) today so no data available on camera, its speed etc. Three
other witnesses reported but unable to canvass neighborhood today for
names etc..
Residence: Charles Gregg
Staff Writer
178 Bogert Road, The Herald-News
River Edge, N.J. Passaic, N.J.
Mr. Dixon - Night City Editor
Newark Star Ledger
Newark, N.J.
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DIRECTOR, FBI 10/3/52
[ILLEGIBLE] SAC, NEWARK (100-36998)
RE: SPECIAL INQUIRY
UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL OBJECTS;
Inspector General, USAF
2nd District Office of Special Investigations
67 Broad Street
New York 4, New York
For the information of the Bureau, on August 27, 1952,
the Newark division received a request from the Inspector General,
United States Air Force, 2nd District Office of Special Investi-
gations, 67 Broad Street, New York 4, New York, that the back-
ground of a civilian photographer, JOHN R. RILEY, 571 Main Street,
Paterson, N. J., and of GEORGE J. STOCK, 221 Brooks Avenue, Passaic,
N. J., be investigated in an attempt to determine their reliability
in view of the fact that they had allegedly observed and photo-
graphed an unidentified aerial object on July 31, 1952.
The appropriate credit and criminal checks were made in
this matter as well as discreet neighborhood inquiries as to both
individuals, and no information was received that either individual
had criminal records or that they were known in the past to have
perpetrated any kind of fraud.
It was ascertained that STOCK did photograph an allegedly
unidentified aerial object and that RILEY witnessed the incident
and developed and printed the exposed film which was subsequently
forwarded to the 5th OSI District, Air Technical Intelligence
Center, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio by Mr. CHARLES GREGG,
staff writer, "The Herald News, Passaic, N. J."
The letter further requested that the photographer and
the witness be questioned as to the circumstances under which the
photographs were taken and that an attempt be made to locate
other sources in the area that might determine the authenticity
of the photos. No investigation of this type was made by the
Newark division.
In accordance with SAC letter #83, Series 1952 dated
8/29/52, the results of the credit and criminal checks and the
neighborhood investigations were forwarded to the local OSI
Office, New York City and no further investigations have been
made by this office.
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Newark 2, New Jersey
In reply please
refer to 100-36998 October 3, 1952
Inspector General, United States Air Force
2nd District Office of Special Investigations
67 Broad Street
New York 4, New York
DECLASSIFIED BY [ILLEGIBLE]
ON 3/15/85
Dear Sir:
In reply to your communication on August 27, 1952 with
this office relative to one JOHN H. RILEY, 571 Main Street,
Paterson, N. J., a commercial photographer, and of GEORGE J. STOCK,
221 Brooks Avenue, Passaic, N. J., who allegedly observed and
photographed an unidentified aerial object on July 31, 1952, the
following is submitted for your information.
JOHN H. RILEY is self-employed at the Belmont Photograph
Service, 571 Main Street, Paterson, N. J., as a photograph finisher
and printer. His business does not include the taking of photo-
graphs on a commercial basis, however, RILEY may have a working
knowledge of photography other than the processing of exposed film.
A check was made relative to JOHN H. RILEY with the
Paterson, N. J. Police Department Record Bureau and the Passaic
and Bergen County Credit Bureau. Both checks proved negative con-
cerning RILEY.
The Paterson Chamber of Commerce, Better Business Bureau
Records disclosed no complaints having been filed against the
Belmont Photograph Service or JOHN H. RILEY.
HARVEY BASKINGER, co-owner of Baskinger Hardware Store,
557 Main Street, Paterson, N. J., stated that he had known RILEY
for approximately one year but was not familiar with RILEY'S
background. BASKINGER did, however, indicate that he did not
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believe RILEY to be reliable in that he had some trouble with him
in his hardware store and consequently watches him closely when he,
RILEY, comes into the hardware store. BASKINGER did not elaborate
further on this point.
Dr. JOSEPH DI STEPHANO, 553 Main Street, Paterson, N. J.,
RILEY'S landlord stated that to his knowledge RILEY had a photo-
graph service route which he covered daily to solicit business from
firms receiving film to be processed. DI STEPHANO stated that he
knew very little about RILEY except for information coming to him
through personal contact. Dr. DI STEPHANO stated that RILEY had
rented from him for approximately two years and although RILEY'S
business does not appear to be too prosperous, he had never been
in arrears in his rent. RILEY is single, approximately 29 to 30
years old, 5' 5"-6" tall, 130 pounds, brown hair, and medium build.
Dr. DI STEPHANO further stated that only on one occasion
has he had any complaint relative to RILEY and that was regarding a
tenant's complaint that RILEY had been seen taking women and men
into his photograph laboratory late at night and the tenant was
curious as to what was going on at those late hours.
The Passaic and Bergen County Credit Bureau and the
Passaic, N. J. Police Department records were negative as to infor-
mation concerning GEORGE J. STOCK. STOCK is employed by the City
of Passaic, N. J. Park and Recreation Department.
Mr. THOMAS CAVANAUGH, Recreation Director, Department of
Parks and Recreation, Passaic, N. J., stated that STOCK was employed
by him as a grounds keeper and had been with the City of Passaic
a number of years. CAVANAUGH stated that he had known STOCK person-
ally for ten to fifteen years and he has never come upon information
that would be derogatory to STOCK'S moral reputation or his integrity.
CAVANAUGH stated that STOCK lives with his father at 221 Brooks
Avenue, Passaic, N. J., and they both enjoy a very simple life.
CAVANAUGH stated that STOCK'S main interest was mechanics
and that he had a very modern and completely equipped machine shop
in a shed on the rear of his property that took up most of his
extra time. CAVANAUGH stated that STOCK also has peculiarities and
does not get along with his fellow employees too well. He, STOCK,
confides in CAVANAUGH and seems to lean on him for whatever help he
might require. CAVANAUGH went on to say that he had discussed the
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"flying saucer" incident with STOCK and that he had actually seen
the original negatives of the photographs that were taken of the
aerial object which are presently in the possession of STOCK.
Mr. CAVANAUGH stated that STOCK had related to him the
full details of the incident and stated that he, STOCK, had taken
the photographs rather than RILEY. STOCK related to CAVANAUGH
that he had been advised by RILEY on the day of the occurrence and
that he had given the exposed film to RILEY for developing and
printing, whereas RILEY then took the film and made copies for him-
self which he sold to the local Paterson newspaper and possibly
other publications.
Mr. CAVANAUGH stated that STOCK finally recovered his
negatives and that he had examined the negatives closely and they
did not appear to be "touched up". CAVANAUGH stated that in order
to appreciate the situation, one would have to know STOCK for a
number of years to realize that he has little or nothing to gain
from any publicity received through these photographs and that in
effect, he would not endeavor to publicize the incident. CAVANAUGH
stated that STOCK'S father also witnessed the incident as did RILEY
and that he, CAVANAUGH, thoroughly believed both STOCK and his
father to be perfectly reliable especially with him, CAVANAUGH.
This information is being furnished your office for what-
ever action you so desire and no further investigation is being
contemplated in this matter by this office. Interviews of RILEY
and STOCK are being left to your discretion, inasmuch as further
investigation in this matter is within your jurisdiction.
Very truly yours,
[ILLEGIBLE]
S. K. MC KEE
Special Agent-in-Charge
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DocId:34742114 Page 12N.J., te that in the middle of t hersel:f and 2 children were n the ce • UNITED ST S GOVERNMENT TO : SAC, NEWARK DATE: l 15/57 FROM SA JOHN T. MURPHY 8 Douglas Road, Glen Ridge, y advised on the above date ternoon of November 5, 1957, her husband, lawn of their prop er ty • From a southwesterly rection they observed a long, cylindrical, dark silver object th no wings but fins on the rear, moving along toward the n.ortheas There were no marki.rtgs on the ,i object, it was not flying high nor aet and they could not tell 1.f it made any noise since there was a plane flying nearby at the same time. She recalled there were no other neighbors out at the 'time and they apparently were the only ones who saw it. She stated that the object returned from the dire~tion it had gone about dusk and it seemed as though there was some motor noise from it. It flew into the southwest at a higher altitude but at about the same speed. .tt.!,t !Nf'ORMA,T'COH f;()NTA!NJ.cr> "-'•· HERE! h,;Jfl Advise OSI. OATE B
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ffANOAftD l"'IMM NO. &l t/' ce • UNITED STAT S GOVERNMENT . TO . DATE: 8/28/57 FROM BEBTS l" , . "'"''"''~ SUBJECT: UHIDENT 8/27 US Air Force Reserve Captain, 24 Day Street, Cli telephonically contacted this office at 8:46 p. to advise that he had seen an unidenti - fied flying object ) at 8:30 p.a., 8/27/57. SCHEY state4 that he observed a object in the sky due west of Clifton,· N. J. According SCHEY, the object had a shape reaeabliag that of an underwater deaolition boab and light, in the shape of a croas, waa colling fro• within this UFO. SCHEY stated that he, with the use of hia field glasses, was able to see what looked like diaaond-ahaped holes in the u:ro froa which the ligat eaitted. Agent GEORGE WEBTZ, 081 Duty Officer, was telephonically contacted at his hoae at 8:51 p.a., 8/27/57, and advised of the above. DBR:IICR (
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DocId:34742114 Page 16' ... .. Indice• Search Slip f'D-160 (Rev. 6-11-58} Date TO: CHIEF CLERK Subje Addre-lla Birth Date Birthplace Exact SpelUnc;r c:JMain Criminal Caae File• Only Restrict to Locality of All Referencea Crimina! References Only Main SubTerehe Ca•• File• Only Main SubveraiTe (If no Main, Hat all Subversive Referencea) Subvaraive References Only Main Criminal (If no Main, Hat all Criminal References) File & Serial Number File & Serial Number Remark• quad xtenaion File No. Searched by Conaolidated by (date) {dale) ile R ••iew ymbola I - ldentlcal ? - Not identifiable NI - Not identical U - UnOTailable referenceSTANDARD FORM NO. 64
Office Memorandum • UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
TO : SAC, NK (62-0) DATE: 11/13/57
FROM : SA DONALD H. ROBERTS
SUBJECT: UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
WILLARD JONES, 284 Chestnut Street, Kearny, N. J.,
telephone, Kearny 3-0722, telephonically contacted this office
at 11:25 p.m., 11/12/57, to advise that he had seen an unidenti-
fied flying object (UFO) over New York City from 11:15 p.m. to
the time of this call. JONES stated that the UFO had fast
fluctuating red and blue lights and remained in a stationary
position. JONES stated he was unable to describe the shape
of the UFO. JONES stated he was using a 7x50 lense in observing
the UFO.
Agent GEORGE H. WERTZ, OSI, was telephonically
appraised of the above at 11:35 p.m.
ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED
HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED
DATE 3/15/15 BY [ILLEGIBLE]
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DocId:34742114 Page 18- ~ .._ M • UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT TO SAC, RI: (62-0) DATIi: SA DOllALD B •• BOBBRTS L---· ~,,,-••' ' \ SUBJBCT: l'LYIHG OBJECT , r J./) 1111--------·· ':-;,.."'1. , l, • , I c1<::. t-· i.- At 7: 15 p .. a .. , 5/ 29 Windsor Place, Glen Ri . . telepho ically ce ·~ 4: p.a., this date, hi• wife o'baerved a dent1fied low flyiae o·bject over Glen Biclge, N'. J. IIARI ated hi• wife deacrib•d this object a.a being a brilliant white, cigar •baped witb delta wines toward the tail and wa.a unable to hear any aoi■• COiline froa thia object. According to Jira. IUltIIO, thia object waa flyiq froa tb.e aouth to the aorth. VAN LIBRE, OSI, waa telephoaically
•TANCll.flO ll'OlltM NO. M • UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT ce TO SAC, DWillt (100-36998) DATE: 2/14/58 FROM : SA RICHARD G. 110D DIDDTIPIZD PLYI•G OBJJ:CT .lt 1:10 p.a., 2/11/58, Jira. IWlY JAJm KI, 2630 Va\Utb.all Road, Union,•• J., phone JIU 6-09 , telepho11icall7 advised tJa.ia office that at 12:25 p.a., 2/11/SS, alle obae:ryed an unideatified flying object froa the kitchea window of her lloae. Sile clescribecl tais Vl'O as hull.et-shaped, silTer, no winga, :flying aoutJa at a very hip altitude wita vapor trail. Sb.estated it flew aao~ higher than co-roial aircraft and she heard no aoi... BAJlOLD PBCE. OSI, wa■ notified 4:00 p.a., 2/11/58. RGll:All (1) ~- ,ncvrr, ····::i !'j ;1 t
• UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT TO DATE: 4/ /S8 FROM : SA BILL WILLIA!e SUBJECT: BRIDOB OW 4 rNI NEA AT A PM. OAT B NG OBJECT SIGHTED 2/$8 Alit INFOP.MATICN CON1'AINED 3ERE1 232 Dwight St., Jeraey City, phone HE - S-0.33 J ad iaed on thia date that ahe and her-hu■ band observed th• eu ect object lltlich appeared aa a flaming rocket coming down :rrom the 1k7. They were in their_ car at the tilft• coming home("1orth) tram the aho:ee on RT. JS aTid were passing over a small bridge just before going on to the lai-~e bridge at Pe:rtJ Amboy. •STANDARD FORM NO. 64
Office Memorandum · UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
TO :SAC W.G. SIMON DATE: 12-14-58
ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED
FROM :Clerk William P. Nugent HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED
DATE 5/15/85 BY [ILLEGIBLE]
FLYING
SUBJECT: UNIDENTIFIED OBJECT SEEN BY JERSEY CITY
P.D. DETECTIVES LANGREHR & SHERRY ON
12-14-58, and HERMAN TAUBMAN'S ON
SAME DATE; and ALSO THE A.G. DOWER'S.
The writer was telephonically contacted on this date
by Det. George Langrehr of the Jersey City P.D., at 12:55 AM.
Det. Langrehr informed the writer that at 12:43 AM on this date
he and his partner, Det. Edward Sherry viewed in the sky the
exhaust of an object which Det. Langrehr stated traveled at
a speed of 300 or 400 miles an hour at an altitude of 1,000
to 3,000 feet. He described this object as having an exhaust
of a brillant bluish white flame about 40 feet long and he
stated he saw this object for about 30 seconds. He stated that
it wasn't a fallen star in his opinion as it traveled in a flight
manner. He and Det. Sherry saw this object at Communipaw and
Pacific Ave.'s in Jersey City, while they were in a car traveling
due west. They stated this object traveled in a North, Northwest
direction. They lost sight of it when it traveled behind some
buildings in Jersey City. They stated that Ptl. John WHEAMEN
of the same precinct also viewed it. These three officers are
all attached to the Fourth (4 th) Precinct in Jersey City.
Det. Langrehr resides at 55 Bleecker St., Jersey City, N.J. and
Det. Sherry resides at 56 Gates Ave., Jersey City, N.J.
At 1:05 AM, the writer received a phone call from
Mr. Herman Taubman, who stated that he had viewed an object
which he described as a meteorite or comet in the sky above
Woodbridge, N.J., on Helm Ave., in that city. They stated
( He and his wife Betty) that they were on a hill above the
Curtiss-Wright Plant in that city and this object flew over
this plant in a left to right direction at a height of 1,000
to 3,000 feet but he said it traveled at a speed of 10,000 mph.,
and his wife said it traveled much slower than that speed, that
this object was of a tremendous size and that the object had
a bluish-white flame and he saw it for some 30 seconds.
Besides himself and his wife, he stated the following people
saw this object: Doris and Bob Ostroff of Roselle, N.J.; the
Richard Morgan's of Passaic, N.J. (Mr. Morgan is a lawyer);
Harold and Janet Packer of Woodbridge, N.J. (Mr. Packer is a
lawyer); and other witnesses whose names he will give upon
request. Just before he concluded the conversation with the
writer at about 1:05 AM he stated he saw another UFO. He
stated he saw the first object at 12:13 AM. Mr. Taubman informed
the writer that he resides at 470 Piaget Ave., Clifton, N.J.
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[ILLEGIBLE]- The writer telephonioally contacted SA John Murphy, who ia in charge ot 11UJon with other go-vernm.ent agencies in the Newark office,at 1:10 AM. The writer viahed to know whether h• should 1mmediatfly conatact OSI or it SA Murphy ahould do ao. SA Murphy tqld the nt1Jer that the procedure aa he underatooad1t was to aend a letter to the interested agency and not make an immediate ooal*" 1th the agency at night. SA. Murphy did suggest that the writer 1 rm the Sunday morning duty agent of the contents or thia meao and leave it to hia dlac9etion aa to whether OSI ahould be co cted at that time. M'rra. A.G.DDower telephonically contacted the Newark ottice at 1:35 AM on this date. She informed the writer that ah• and her husband had seen a UFO that had paaaed over her reaidenc• in a South to North d1reot18nJ that it had laated tor only two or three aeoondaJ that to her it appeared to be a white hot point ot l.lght. with a tail or predomiantly orange coloringJ that this tail waa at least ten time ■ aa large aa the objeotJ that the tail waa fan ahapedJ that it was a& an altitude of greater than 3,000 feet; that it was unli~e a talling atarJ and that when they tirat aav the object t• appeared to th•m thaJ it had burst into flam.••• Mra. Dower advised \hat she resides at 8 arYard Terrace, Weat Orange, N.J. -----·~•"'"""~~'·"·~ .. ~ RA -t t,l
telephonically·contaated thia date •.• • io·.·. Thia 1nd1vidual .. ,.s'tat.ed • , ••• •-s 'to:CJ
STANDARD FORM NO. 64
Office Memorandum • UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
TO : SAC, NEWARK DATE: 2-26-59
FROM : Clerk William P. Nugent
SUBJECT: Unidentified Flying Object 62-0-13812
The writer received a telephone call from Mrs. Robert
Schrann, at 6:37 PM on this date. Mrs. Schrann was very nervous
and subsequently admitted to being scared, as she was the only
one at home and she saw a UFO in the air outside her home. She
stated it was a considerable distance from her home and only
could identify it as a "silver object". OSI advised at 6:55 PM.
Mrs. Schrann's address is 65 Shetland Lane, Levittown,
New Jersey.
ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED
HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED
DATE 5/15/85 BY [ILLEGIBLE]
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DocId:34742114 Page 25S'TAHOARO FORM NO, 64 • UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT TO : SAC DATE: 4-22-59 FROM CLERK WILLIDI P • lfUGEM'l' ._,,/ ~-- .~--: .... ----·· SUBJECT: UNIDElrl'IFIED PLDlfG OBJECT O Tbe writer waa telephonioally oontaoted by Mr. GRAHAM, WHO RESIDES .A'l' 266 lfOR'l'H AVE., l'AlfWOOD, lf.J., at 15' PM thia date. MR. GRAHAM atated that he vas Tieving a aeried t lighta in the air that oame out o:t the Southern Horizon and traveled aa taat aa the satellite ■ sent up by thia country. He ■ tated th•ae 1ighta·· changed oolor. and alao diTided 1n the air and oame together again. Be stated he had oalled the local polioe and there waa a leoal 1ioem.an in h1a hoae at the time or hi• call. '!'he wr6te~.adT1a•d .• John■ on that he would .tu.i-niah hi• 1nto:raation te tb.e OSI and 11.pon the termination or Hr. Jobnaon'• oall, the wz-1ter telephon1ttllf oon - tacted Agent BLALOCK or the OSI and in.toraaed him ot • Johnaon • • Cl\lll. A.gent BLALOCK told the writer that he would b.andl• the matter. MR. JOIOOION'S '!ELEPHONE NUMBER IS FANWOOD 2-67 • ALL INFORMATIOM CONTAINED C".S.,. 11 1 ...".ii' D ..\T E ! I I ! APH2 J 1959 i,,,.------
STANDARD FORM NO. 64
Office Memorandum · UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
TO : SAC, NEWARK DATE: 7/6/59
FROM : GEORGE H CHRISTIAN (CLERK)
62-0-13812
SUBJECT: REPORT OF UNIDENTIFIED FLYING
OBJECT in Sky over Pompton Plains, ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED
N.J., 7/6/59. HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED
DATE 5/15/85 BY [ILLEGIBLE]
At 10:15 pm this date Mr. THOMAS SCALZA, Rt. #23, Pompton Plains, N.J.
telephones contacted this office and reported seeing an Unidentified
Flying Object in the sky over the general area of his home.
Information was secured from Mr. SCALZA re the exact location of this
Object, its distance from him, size and any other distinguishing characterists
that the object had.
At 10:25 pm the writer contacted Mr. HAROLD N. PECK, 2nd Dist. OSI,
U.S.A.F. and supplied him with the above information.
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DocId:34742114 Page 27STANDA"D FOl'lM HO. 94 • UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT - ¾, ,.. ce TO SAC DATE: 10/28 /59 FROM : Clerk William P. Nugent SUBJBCT: UFO SIGHTED ON 10/28/59 AT APPROXIMA '!ELY .5 :40 PM Between 5:40 and 6:45 PM on th:ts date, this office was in recelpt of some seven calls in regard to captioned matter. The object sighted was generally described as a very bright object with a number of twinkling lights around 1t; wAsseurro1.1nded by a haze or , cloud llke mist; had a vapor trail whi.ch disapated very qui.okly and which was of great area in the vicinity of the object. It is to be noted that the indivlduals calli.ng claimed to have numerous w1 tnesses to this phenomena. The following is a 11st of those who contacted the offtoe and the ti.me which they called is noted abev~ the name, address, and telephone nu~ber: 5:55 er Ecker, -=t 327, 8-1106 Tel.# HY P Mr. Wa P.O. Bo Bedm:tni er, N. J., Tel.# 6:01 P Mr. Leo ard Connors, 210 19t Street, Surf Ci N.J•, -9333 6:05 M Mr. M tin Arman, 25 Val y St., East Or ge 1 N.J. (Business Address) Tel.# S 2-8460 6:10 P Coll. Ve on A Peterson; V1.. llage ad, Greeww:Joh N. rJ. ( PH6fietio) Tel.# FR 5826 4.5 Mr. Ri rd Stoner 130 Ver n Rd., ) Harn:tlton are, N.J. (near Trenton
- .. It is to be noted that the above telephone calls were received by the writer. SA Gay R. Shahan was in receipt of the follo-wing calls: • Lo·<~·:woo • ·, on Ave., Palj sa . Park, N ,.J • . •1. # Jil,:f- , 32 ;,-, :!JO Ptt ( ~ e .• :Tf __ PI ··-8 49 M.'.·s>.. Rl<k ··.-.rd La R n te • . ·.. n •• orwo · Ave., (ffpper Montclair), N. J ~ •• M ..r. PE'l";:,:R '. G·?·,v ...~•-· " t~r ag·•n·" .. f.··,r 10· '2·-8/·-'·, .... _·.. ••.:;v··1.•·· > . - ' . J .. Q . . • # ••, .• • • • _.c-·· •• ,; .. g . • ',:><.. of' the calls recei.ved by the wrlter and SA Shahan at 6:17 'RM~: {Th.at 1 ~ the ca 1ls Pr.oe L. -~d. •«,efo : t ime • · . t 6·• 0 P' h ~ e nho· • e ··~ t~ c~nt~~ted the :,fd -~ • ;·t::' :d r. ·n, ~',; ed that an· .·•ai• s ,...;~!~~tt1,' . ·;~tJi1 ,·{j_}, to this incident should be placed on a l:tst which an OSI representative would ·::-iick: rp nr ,J:~nui re b t,· r oh ·ne o 1 / ·9/ 9. .. ) e.Ll.R ~ c__::< j¥ J.,A~ j~JJL.~·· .. •.· .. . · '· • // . .. .• UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT DATE: 1/16 0 TO :SAC SA WILLIAM H. ROCKET'!' FROM suBJBCT: Unidentified Plying Object OltaerTecl 5: J>M January 16, 1960 ~~}J.~!N.FORi-!~TION c9trrA!rm) I i•• tt..,... u ! F UAIE B A.t approxtaptely $:50 PJII this date, STEP KLYCE, 541 W 113 St, W.Y.C., telephonioally ed d thet he ia the org~niet e.t the Pirst Presbyterien Ch.uroh, Broed st., Bloomtield., W.J. PI 3-1796. While et the cauroh et ebout 5: PM this d.-te, he Pnd others heard what seunded 11~• e reer or e jet. On going out Pnd loeking· at the aky they srw P bright object in the aky vita a hasy eutline around it. It appea~ed to be atetionpry and waa east in the direction ot W.Y.C. A plane wes paaaing overhead at the aame time an4 the UFO wea abe11t 5,000 teet up in the aky. The UPO diaap~••red atter about 5 minutes. At 6100 PM, RALP LA.VELLA, 10 Hilloreat Avema.e, Weat Pateraen, •.J., telep cally adT1ae4 that at aaeut 5i4.$ PM•• aad aeen a jet pl • .tlyj.mg SB, heard. an ex plosion, aaw an object lea•• e plane and move in an eeate:rly 41:reotion. A 'brigllt light e11&.nated. :rre• the e'b Jeot and atter sever.al Jlinutes it app••~ed to drop tre• the alcy in the vicinity or W.Y.C. ◊ At 6t03 PR, Agent M.A. SRODA, OSI, Camp Kil.Jller, B.J., XI 5-8286 waa tele~henioBlly adTised or the above 1 ntorlllli' ti on. An anenyaous o~ll furnished aillilar inferEtion et 5:47 PM end at 6t27 PM A. T DOUGLAS, 202 Morris ATea11e, Springtield, W.J., DR 6-3997, dTised that at 5145 PK, while sitting in his opr in e aupe?'ll8X-ket at Spring - tield, 1'.J., helled observed e TPpor trril •i.tJDIXIIJUhl• in the Southern aky. At the end or it there WPS P bright object trevelling Pt jet speed, then it aeemed to step, end PemPin atrtioaPry for 5 minn.tes end il•--•••"• then 41seppeered.
• UNITED. ATES GOVERNMENT TO : SAC (100-36998) DATB: 2/27/60 F'llOM : Clerk William P. Nugent sUBJBCr: UFO SIGHTED ON 2/27 0 by S.M. KAPLAN OVER BLOOMFIELD, B • J. The writer received a telephonic contact trom MR. S. M. . PLAN, 19 Al:fred Lane, Bloomfield, I.J.1...., at 6:35 PM his date. He advised a group or aeighbQrs and himsel had seen an UFO and reported the details concerning • 'l'h.e writer telephonically contacted OSI agent La Belle, the duty man tor this date, and advised him o.f the incident. He stated that he did not want the details as he would get them .first hand .from Kaplan,. thanked the writer, and terminated the convers•t1on.
OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10
3010-104-01
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
Memorandum
TO : SAC NEWARK DATE: 10/[?]60
FROM : IC D.LOUIS BARRA JR.
SUBJECT: UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED
OBSERVED EARLY MORNING HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED
9/5/60 DATE 5/15/85 BY [ILLEGIBLE]
Alethea Charney, 464 Jefferson Ave. Elizabeth, New
Jersey, telephonically contacted the Newark office on 10/7/60.
Complainant indicated, that she had telephonically
advised the Newark office 9/5/60, that she had seen a flying
saucer in the early morning.
On 10/7/60 she received a call from a person who identified
himself as a Federal officer, and he indicated that he was
coming to see her,,regarding the information she had concerning
the flying saucer. The caller never keep his apointment with
her. Charney desired to know if it had been a FBI agent who had
made this call.
A search of the indicies by the writer failed to disclose
any record of the above mentioned call. A check with OSI
Newark, failed to reflect any more light on the problem.
Charney was contacted an advised, that it was not an FBI
agent that had contacted her, but it could have been one of
several federal agencies. She was requested to advise the
Newark office if she received any more information. She indicated
she would do so.
The above information is recorded for filing purpose.
[Handwritten note:]
She called again
at 5:00 PM 10/[?]60
& stated she had
been recontacted Gray
by Investigator Gray
Federal aviation Agency
he made an appointment
for a later date
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DocId:34742114 Page 32SUBJECT: JOHN Infer ted that while driving home in his Ol"TIONAL fOltM NO. l0 5010-104 UNITED STATES 0 TO DATE: 2/8/61 SAC, NEWARK (62-0) FROM SA WILLIAM E. GAGNON Sew~,g__lJ:i~n~\La~- d, ephonically contacted which time he furnished the ce.r le.st Sunde.y, 2 , around 7:00 p •.m., he noticed e.n extremely bright obje t in the sky. He sta.ted the.t this object,which is not a s~e.r, appeared to be round in shape a.nd much larger than a sts:r. He sts.ted that this object, which he could not further describe, s.ppeared to the Northwest of his residence. He stated that he saw this same object on Monday and Tuesday evenings, e.nd that tonight there were three similar type objects in the sky. He stated that one object e.ppesred to be Northwest of his residence; one to the West and the other to the North of his res:tdance. He ste.ted thet these objects, however, had changed from a round shape to leterel shape and appeered to be much likes spectrum.. He stated thet his wife told him he had been drink ing and imegining things. He stated tb.et he had hi.s daughter who is a school teecher, his son, his wife end a neighbor out looking et these objects and they hed ver5.fied his findings. He stated th1=1t he didn't understand these objects and for this reason wanted to report this matter to this office. He stated he had reported this matter to the Westfield, N.Ji!I Pol:lce De partment but they were too busy to check on this because they were shoveling snow. He stated he tried to report the matter to Civilian Defense but there was no answer. He stated that since he did not understand these objects e.nd ha did not know 'Whether they wet•e weather balloons or foreign objects, he wanted to report this matter to the FBI for whateYer action deemed appropriate. No action reoommende .,.,, d ( 1) WEG
STANDARD FORM NO. 64
Office Memorandum · UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
TO : SAC, NEWARK DATE: 2/6/61
FROM : SA JAMES R. LAUGHLIN
SUBJECT: UNSUB; Bright Object in Sky, ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED
West of Paterson, N.J. HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED
7:50pm 2/6/61 DATE 5/15/85 BY [ILLEGIBLE]
DRIVe
At 7:50 pm 2/6/61 Mrs. BERNICE ABRAMS, 174 Elmwood Terrace,
East Paterson, N.J. telephone SW 6-4442 telephonically contacted the
writer at the Paterson Resident Agency. She advised that there is
a very bright object in the sky west of Paterson, N.J. She said she has
never seen this object before and does not believe it is a star since she
is accustomed to viewing the stars. Her husband, CARL, got on the phone
and advised he first saw this object this evening while driving from Newark
on the Garden State Parkway; that first it was west of him and then
south of him.
KNOW
They advised they did not whom to call but felt the Federal
Government should be made aware of this peculiar object in the sky.
100-36998-34
Luke Dempry OST NE. 100-36998-34
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DocId:34742114 Page 34• ti •OPTION... 1'01t¥ NO. 10 5010-104 • UNITED STATES FROM IC D. LOUIS BARRA SUBJECT: UNIDENTIFIED G OBJECTS llFURMlTION CERNING haa aeen ich ahe was TO SAC NEWARK DATE: 16/61 ALL !NFO H.E.fiE! ·D'A. objeota in the sky oa unable to identify. Complainant related that ahe haa other information ahe·would like to furnish to a FBI agent, but was unable to explain any further on the phone. Doarcke was very vague oonoerning her oomplainau and would :mot diacuas the information aha desired to furnish the FBI, while she was on the phone. The aboTe data 1a recorded tor information and is &Qggeated that a agent contact complainant to determine if ahe baa any 1:lorm.at1on or any value to the FBI. I
,,r 1939 she ded t stated that a drawing of Boulder L.~.______.._ OPTIONAL POIIM MO. lO 5010-104 .. UNITED STATES _____,_-"""""',a;:.:.:::.,:"'.....,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;_;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiii,iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-----------~---------1 DATE: 2/ /61 1/16/61 at Newark. TO { 62-0-15013) ,,......___..,_.~••,;"''·• ,,. C. LEE SUBJECT: '(Jl'.JIDElTTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS CC1'TCEF 11 JING of JC. D. On 2/13/61 Mrs. &rcke, concernigg identified r1,1ng objects thaj were one month ago : SAC, NEl~AftK' 4, FROM : SA RICHA P!:> Il>JFORMA TI(Y~T Re memo 122 Ma.in St. Franklin, N. J. advised that she had seen an article in the Newark News a matter of concern to the U.S. She stated that as a result of this ar - ticle she recal 1 ed that in either 1938 or ..• the Newark ,,.,.,"' Art Schoel and had a teacher by the name who resi.ded at 915 Sanford Ave. Irvington, N. .J. Mrs. on one o,~casion in 1939 Grabach had requested her Dam which was to be used for purposes of reprinting. She stated that she had never been paid for this drawing and that she has had no contact with Grabach since that time. Mrs. Goarcke also stated the t she be l:!.eved that these uniden ti f1ed flying objec~s could be used to obtain pictu~es of SU(h install ations as Boulder Da.m whlch idea occured to her as a. result of the above mentioned article in the Newark News. Mrs. Goarcke alio stated that in 1939 Gr ..-1bach was in sympathy with communism and dammed tbe American Way of life@ Mrs. Goarcke was during trn course of interview to wander in her thought process and apoeared daze. She could not furrish any informatlon other tha.t unidentified fl,-ing objects ccDld be used to ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED Boulder Dam. HERE! IF DA B,-.-;.:\\;;. <~-,:\?~Jt SITAHDA.-:» l"~·'flQ. !;i4 ' o"i:ject {,, South of•• ams: • 9-· ......,,,, --•~1- ell .a..ta1.. ••·d. iae'- r•o•n •1 •s ot aa •nlfhntt-1•4 htll.tt aa4 1Jr07 • W. ....U •nr••1•• Ulf' 1
OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10
5010-104-01
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
Memorandum
TO : SAC, NEWARK DATE: 3/12/64
FROM : SAC, NEW YORK
ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED
HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED
SUBJECT: JOHN NOVE DATE 5/15/85 BY [ILLEGIBLE]
69 HOBART STREET
HACKENSACK, NEW JERSEY
INFORMATION CONCERNING
Mr. SAM NOVE telephonically contacted this office
on 3/9/64, in an attempt to obtain an opinion concerning his
son's membership in an organization.
Mr. NOVE's son, JOHN, age 16, who attends School
in Hackensack has joined some type of peace organization
contrary to his father's wishes. This organization has
been given permission to hold meetings in the school and to
recruit students. The organization is sponsoring a students
peace march from Hackensack to Newark.
Mr. NOVE was advised of the confidential nature of
FBI files and that his call would be made a matter of record.
2 - Newark 100-B6998-28a
1 - New York
MAR 13 1964
KRS:MAH
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DocId:24742114 Page 39DEPARTMENT OF POLICE WESTWOOD. NEW JERSEY PHONIE8: Hll:ADQUAltTltlt■ : NORTH 4'•7000 JOHN C. LIND&NANN, CHIIEP' CHlltP': NORTH 4'•'704'0 ~.c'~·pt ?l1 1 o(-,') ,_h:..,,, I. L-,·r--1 •-• ,,' •.JI••• Association on Aerial Phenomena, State 1 1 69 Tfoba.rt Voorhts • • .. J NW 91149 ld:34742114 Page 40
OPTIONAL l"OftM NO. 10 sno-101 MAY 1111 EDITION GSA GEN. 111:Q. NO. 1:1 UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT or TO SAC, HEWAIUC (61-0) 1 DATE: S/8/83 (.,,.. FROM ·····(,,. ..,,. '' -~ '·/) , ... ' ;~ /·~,.;: , ' ' " ' -~ t SUBJECT: t,., '¥- I "' " ·( ALL INFOR ATION CONTAINED HEREIN )!FI DATE B On 3/1 , the aubJeot telepbonioal ooatacted the Baakenaaak, Hew y Re■ ident Agency and •••1•ed that he i ■ eaployecl •• a for a deteotlve ageaoy alld. laet nlcht, be obaened flying eota ia the air OYer Lodi, Rew Jene,. STOCEB belieyea tbat tbe11e flying object■ were tlyia1 ■aaoen and be would like to furniah thla infonaation to the appropriate federal agency. STOCKS advi11ed tbat be ob■ened flying saucen ewer Lodi, Hew Jereey, on 9/lG/11 and notified the looal police departaent of tbia eTent. BTOCES atated tbat on this date, wo patrol oan frOII the Lodi, !few Jersey Police Depart11ent arriTed at the scene. but they did nothing about this occurrence. STOCl:8 atatecl that be haa deouaenta and atfidarita that he aeat to the United State ■ Air Poree in Wa■hincton, ».c., regarding thi• eyent. At the oonolueion of the interview, STOCKS adviaed that be would contact the United States Air •oroe in Newark, Hew Jeney, ancl advise tbea of these flying object• he obaened for their inforaation and any action they dee• appropriate. Ho action 1• deelled warranted in thi ■ utter, and it 1• suggested that the ■ubject'• na11e be indexed inasauoh a• be aay oentaot the l'BI in the future regardiac flying aauoera. LPB:lljf /; (1) /
• • , lndic;s Search Slip FD-160 (Rev. 10-1-59) CHIEF CLERK ct Date ==:::;:' Exact Spelling ~==!Main Criminal Case Files Only Restrict to Locality of I IA11 References c=JMain Subversive Case Files Only Cubversive References Only l Requested by Searched by Consolidated by Reviewed by File Review Symbols Remarks File & Serial Number quad Extension File No. (date) (date) date) I - Identical ? - Not identifiable NI - Not identical U - Unavailable reference Remarks Criminal References Only Subversive (If no Main, list all Subversive References) Criminal (If no Main, list all Criminal References)
' DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE , WASHINc.TON Ol'P'ICE OF THE Sa:RETAJff 20 February 3 ........... Dear Mr. Hoover: It has been some length of time since I've written you on a subject o'f' mutual interest---Unidentified Flying Objects. When I last contacted you, I we.a then Department of Defense spokesman for Project Blue Book, the 6rganization responsible tor investigation \. of UFO s10htings, a part ot our Foreign TechnoloSY Division located • at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio. I turned over my respon sibilities a.a spokesnan to Ma.Jor Carl Bart of our Division a year ego last month, 'When I was moved up to Deputy Chief' of the Op~ra - .tions Branch, Public Information DiVision. • '\\ ' ,, \\ I thought the Bureau mign copy of a letter whiob was prin: News" ( now in 1ts te pri qtJ&rterly by Res Mr. J. Edgar Hoover Director Federal Bureau of Investigation 9th & Pennsylvania Ave., R. w. 'Washington,:_ :Q. C• .. re ~ ·Inc1-· -; \ . .! .1: . ,, } \ ' \o• • 4 y ' ; ;~ .., "Saucer Keva" '-, be interested in the inclosed "b in the Marc11 l 3 issue of n lica • This Publi lestia of- . . of non-b,l1evers, believers~ "f'lyins saucer" subject. • Major, USAF Deputy Chief, Operations Br&Qell Public Information Division Ottice ot Intonation I *" : 1, ,. """ tJ ~ * ., -----..!,,• ,,,_ .,,.,,,. .,_, ..,,.., .... ·--'"· ' .
MA.itC.d VOLUME 10, NUMBER l l96J • . .. (l'bolo Numbor .51) .. .• LING ADDRESS: P. 0. BOX 163, FORT LEE, N. J. <>; ,·tee: ROOM 1009, 303 flFTH AVE.,.NEW YORK, N. Y. :?l~!ONE: MURRAY ~ILL 6-3743 EDITOR: JAMES W. MOSELEY 'I There has been a delay in the publication or 'f4'J" !orthcoming book, "Tho Second Ccaing or Christ and Flying Saucers2 I had plans to have it print od 1n3toad or mizneogr&phod. I took it to a printer a.nd he obta.1.ned legal &d vioe th.at didn't recommend it.a publication. I w.as told by tho attorno;y t.h.a.t tho book was too harsbl)" critical o! the U. s. Govern.-nent, particularly the FBI, and tha.t this llight bring legal trouble; ./Uld that othor parts of the man uscript are 10 oontrover:s1al that th<ty ntight ;:a.use libel suits. He felt that. you might sue••• I tried other,, but attor roading tht na.nu$cript, tho1 would not, pr·1nt it, Thia meant I had to aend out.notices to purchaser, ot· tho book that I would have to put, out a mimeographed edition, and this would not co:no out be.tore March. •F171n,g Saucor Roview• turned down rq ad, btlt so !'ar, other magar.inea plan to publish it in January and Februaey. All will be given a chance to order it, and all orders will be 1hlp.. pod the samo day. Tho book will mean my arrost and so I plan to releaso all copies 1n one day. Ir I were to till· orders aa the7 came in, then someone on the li.at might be a secret Gov ern:n.ont agent, or would turn it \'.>Vur to the au thorities as ·a book that ! 1 I f I t ,, . threatens the national t I \ I • I I security or the u.s., a.nd the rest or the cop.. too would b,:. con.ti,cat.d. Thia is based on the advice of tho attorney who reo.d tho ;r,c:,.nu:script. Arter getting that advice, I am keeping the contents or the b,;>,: • . ocret until ita relea.so 1n March. Thus, the Gove1'"r ..::-:~ont has no idea just " i intend to relu.so, until too latel After the ordo:·s aro shippod in that . i ., .!,J •• ..i.Uing, they c..n co~i:..& a.nd arro:;t me tor all I ea.r•e .. My life's mission for Jo~us Christ will hAve been 1'ul.tilled, and my goal acco:npl:.:,}:t>d. Tho truth, even it it should vi.olato t<::.!'l-mado law, will 't>. sent out to .;sek~rs ot tru.th• • • • • So ·I risk personal ruin to get this thing out; but one .:-:~:..t:., t make sacri fices in the name of Christ 1.! ono is worthy to ez1trr the k·;..r\-:ciom or Bea.von. the eyes of th• Govem,."n,.:,nt, the book will be conuidered d:1ngorou.a, bu.t 1n :i •J"OS ot God, it will b.:, considnrod Truth. •• Rl~aAiU) OG:0~:N - P. O. Box 9005, Seattle. Washington (~ !i!>.t:!& W'a v1l.l 1- looking torvard to 1-'.r. Ogden•• book with intereat. a.nd avid curiosity, though .troa the ton• ot thi~ ~.t.,.i. other lett.ra be baa aont us on~ subject, ve doubt 1t it v1l.l enr 'tM. publ.ish.d.) . • • , • I I
February 26, 1963
Major William T. Coleman, Jr.
Deputy Chief, Operations Branch
Public Information Division
Office of Information
Department of the Air Force
Washington, D. C.
Dear Major:
Thank you for your letter of February 20th,
with enclosure. Your thoughtfulness in writing and furnishing
me a copy of a letter printed in the March, 1963, issue of
"Saucer News" is indeed appreciated.
Sincerely yours,
J. Edgar Hoover
1 - Seattle - Enclosures (2)
1 - Newark - Enclosures (2)
ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED
HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED
DATE 3/15/85 BY [ILLEGIBLE]
100-36998-33
SEARCHED [ILLEGIBLE]
SERIA [ILLEGIBLE]
FEB 27 [ILLEGIBLE]. "' " ,. ,, ..........."' ,,. ' ,,,.,,,...-•,>, - , .. .. '' .. ' 7 Idlew1ld Lane ·Matawan, New Jersey -!a.nua.ry 15, 1964 . , . State of Arizona Department or La.w·and Publia Sate..t. • Division of ·state<E~_olioe State House • Phoenix, Ar1zon,!- . • ·---~ Dear Sirs: ..__. ...- ·---- .,,,,- t ~ ...... ____ ,,._ ··-run" a. member ·or the Na.ti·ona.l Investigations Commit tee on'Ae.__rial Phenomena (NICAP) , headquarters - Washington, D.c;,,.._,an_d would greatly appreciate your answering the :f'ollowing-qit_e~_tions: 1- Has the United States Air Force compelled you 1n e:ny way, thru official orders or otherwise, to ·withhold from ihe press media and the general publio any information you might obtain from investigating an unidentified flying objeot sighting reported to • "you or any oounty or local police force in the State of Arizona? 2- If the answer io question Ill 1s·1n the negative what 1s the Arizona State Police policy re •• gs.rd.1ng UFO sightings reported to you in releasing information on said. sigh.tings to the press media and .genera.l.·public? ·, • •. ·, ' 3- Have·you investigated any recent _UFO re ports and, it so, .:what were·the results of those in- ' veatiga.tions? ' ,l I, Thank you. I ' I ' • I ; ' I \ \ \ . ·- -
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
In Reply, Please Refer to
File No.
Phoenix, Arizona
February 14, 1964
RE: JOHN LAVAL
MEMBER, NATIONAL INVESTIGATIONS
COMMITTEE ON AERIAL PHENOMENA
INFORMATION CONCERNING
Attached is copy of letter received by
the Arizona Highway Patrol from JOHN LAVAL, 7 Idle-
wild Lane, Matawan, New Jersey, in which he states
he is a member of the above organization the NICAP,
Washington, D. C., and requesting information.
ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED
HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED
DATE 5/22/85 BY [ILLEGIBLE]
100-36998-35
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FBI—NEWARK
NW 91148
DocId:34742114 Page 47DIRECTOR, FBI 2/14/64
SAC, PHOENIX (62-0)
JOHN LAVAL,
MEMBER, NATIONAL INVESTIGATIONS ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED
COMMITTEE ON AERIAL PHENOMENA HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED
INFORMATION CONCERNING DATE 5/22/85 BY [ILLEGIBLE]
For the information of the Bureau and possible dissemi-
nation, there is enclosed letterhead memorandum con-
cerning communication from the above individual to
the Arizona Highway Patrol in Phoenix.
Newark is being furnished copy of letterhead memo-
randum for information, since LAVAL gave his address
as 7 Idlewild Lane, Matawan, New Jersey.
2 - Bureau (5)
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1 - Phoenix (62-0)
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DocId:34742114 Page 48_______ RECORD OF INFORMATION FURNISHED OTHER AGENCIES Written Communication date Information concerning: '71.a.;l-t~'-cJ. c;f'\, .~ Information fmnished from File, Serial, an loo - 3G 99? Information furnished was obtained: '1 I j D dminq course of Bureau investigation :1 ~ rl D from informants from complainants or other sources !j ' Information furnished to: I r-'I~:.:...... ~ ,J .....U.. 4_,.~1 ,,r?1-() £,~•ii.-1._~,{::-~~✓ ""'l/4. Q::/.,.... t:,.:.. ,4"4. datePost Office Box #1158
Newark, New Jersey 07101
June 8, 1964
Lt. Col. Robert S. Hermann
District Commander
Headquarters 2nd OSI District (I.G.)
U. S. Air Force
111 East 16th Street
New York 3, New York
ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED
HEREIN UNCLASSIFIED
DATE 9/15/05 BY [ILLEGIBLE]
Dear Lt. Col. Hermann:
On the evening of May 30, 1964, Theodore John
Rubitz, age 13, of 167 West 19th Street, Bayonne, New
Jersey, telephone Federal 9-8738, telephonically advised
this office that at about 9:50 PM on May 30, 1964, he was
walking along 22nd Street in Bayonne between Avenue A and
Newark Bay when he observed five unidentified flying objects.
He described these objects as being round and gray
in color, flying north to south in a diamond-shaped formation,
with the fifth object just in back and to the right of the
last object in the diamond. He stated that they were very
high up, looking like they might be lights but traveled
across the sky faster than the speed of a plane and he
was certain that these were not just planes or search lights.
Rubitz was unable to further identify these objects.
Mrs. Theodore Rubitz, mother of Theodore, advised
that her son was not given to fanciful stories and that from
what he had told her, she was sure that he had seen the
objects described by him.
Very truly yours,
[ILLEGIBLE]
H. W. Bachman
Special Agent in Charge
Registered Mail
2-OSI, New York
1-Newark (100-36998)
GPH:rac
[ILLEGIBLE] (2)
[ILLEGIBLE]
100- 36998-38
NW 91148 [REDACTED]
DocId:34742114 Page 50Ol'TlONAl POIM MO, 10 MAY lt'2 IDITIOH GIA PPMlt t,1 Cfll 101-11,6 I UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT TO : SAC, NEWARK ( 62- ) DATE:7/11/66 FROM : SA JOHN J. CREAMER, JR. SUBJECT: UIIIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS Westl:i)ra;nge. N.J., 7/11/66. OAT At 10:18pm, 7/11/66, UCH l Old Short Hille Rd., West Orange, NJ., telephone , advised that she and. her girl friend saw three white in the sky a,t about 10:00PM. Two planes ca.me towards the ob ote from two opposite directions •• it they were chasing them. the planes drew near them, the objects disappeared. RAUCH 1 S friend is SUS SHAW, 18 Maplewood Dr., Livingston, N.J. Officer Murphy, w. ange N.J. P.D. was contacted and h• advised that there has been no re of unidentified objects in the are~. SEARCHED..... SERtAUZEO.... ....fllt1..i ......"""'""'' JJC/jjc (lt JU l l lqtiC ,e, -NIWAftft .Buy U.S. Savings Bonds l(eRru./arly on the Payroll Savings Plan
FD-350 (Rev. 7-16-63) (Mount Clipping In Space Below) ::,:~~::~: J:J:, ... ;:ht. Sup.) , .,.__........~. CL:cf Clerk -.....-. Chief Steno --- SAC Secretary --SA -!IP'".RA (Indicate page, name of newspaper, city and atate.) lffllDG l:DIS, lhCWARK, W.J. Edition: Author: Editor:WJLI,IAX ft. ILU'(I Title: Character: or Clasaification: Submitting OfficeSJIWARE,Jf eJ • D Being Investigated 1'--•-----~·-----·------T I :~; ' d,) ..... .,.. .. ,. .. .INDtXED,.... ,,n%H4•Hii%J I ~tlr\lf•q.) o·c··,· -i: ··) 1 t, ,.. , .L. ,,, -''-"""' rdl - NEWARK
25 Clifton Ave.
Newark, N.J. 07104
Dec. 10, 1966
F.B.I.,
Federal Sq.
Newark, N.J.
Dear Sir:
ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED
HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED
DATE 5/15/85 BY [ILLEGIBLE]
This "AFSC" is definitely a Communist
Organization. If you read the lines I have
underlined in red, I'm sure you will agree.
Hope something can be done to stop
them.
Sincerely Yours,
Mrs. M. Stein
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[M]
100-36995-41Post Office Box 1158
Newark, New Jersey 07101
December 14, 1966
Mrs. M. Stein
25 Clifton Avenue
Newark, New Jersey 07104
Dear Mrs. Stein:
I have received your letter dated
December 10, 1966, and the enclosure contained
therein.
Thank you for making this publication
available.
Very truly yours,
[ILLEGIBLE signature]
R. W. Bachman
Special Agent in Charge
ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED
HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED
DATE 5/15/85 BY [ILLEGIBLE]
1 - Addressee
1 - Newark
WVM:aas [ILLEGIBLE]
(2)
8
100-36995-42
SEARCHED ........... INDEXED [ILLEGIBLE]
SERIALIZED [ILLEGIBLE] FILED [ILLEGIBLE]\ ... Official Journal of the malgama Flying Sau , Inc. FLYING SAUCER CONVENTION ISSUE SPECIAL NW L ,1966 I 11nc-lrl ~ 347.4)11.4 Paoe 55
AFSCA BRIGHT WORLD 1N HANDS ,,I, h~a.nity. , , . , • .·, .'·· • ,, . • M.ab, no n1fa1take.. Your ·gocV~l'Jlzfient ia .not in: the ., 'White l~uae or th~ Cong:reae. IT IS IN THE PENTA- re m s . e GON, :A.ND :rn THE HEADQUARTP1RS OF THE VAST planet Korendor, about 400 light years distant) on ,1· :~;~~~!~~~!~~Tf;> d~~g;1;~!!·, ;l~ar~:1!!• May 4. 1966 via special directional short-wave radio by Bob Rena.ud, the young elect:ronic-tecfmician whose United States. The facade governrnent ia merely to remarkable story we printed in if!usues il8, 19, Z0,21 1 allay un.4u.e ala1p:i Q:!! 1 : cio,n oft.he }?eople~ ,· .... and 2.2, and which will be continued in ou:r next isa u:e. , E~amine a.nofheit i;::t '9f ~e ~•iat,. '"'far~ tp.e , Since Bob's initial radio contact in 1961, he has ECONOMIC eidet. L.')o,ydu: ·\!:"call th,at/ in tfie stock .. talked with the crew of a. spacecra.ft as he watched reports just ?'.4\C Dow..;J9nee • them on. hb special TV sere.en in his home - and dropped eha11ply- R eventually n1et his con:t visited the.ir NORTH VIE undersea anit untfeF'groun on our planet; was .. e stagger . . .. . . news.. . u t taken a.board many of their spaceshipe; and wa.s Stock prices &u;lle'ring a. lleavy: loas because of a· actually allowed to pilot two of their small scout ruinor that peace might c<i:ttte to pa,s! . . . .. . . . . craft - one on a short solo flight.) ~is thoug};lt is .JQ<,lirt distres ■ ing. Yow: econo~y relies so heavily upou war. and 4,,estruc if- it , nKalo (Hello)t friends. We will get directly to were to stop, T . . . STATES E . ~y · . · the :point of our rnesa age to yott. Frankly·, we are WOULDSUI-"'FER A MASSIVE DEPRESSION! Your;.,· money systen1 wow. .co ap•e a ue:e b • ca.!'dS, ..•• i appalled at the state of Earth at present. Despite our constant warnings and even our actnal intervention in Million& would be unemployed; sick. h rt ~iQ•· • ... ! 1 ;."[' homeleea. • Tre:rnendous industrial com a. would' some instances, the condition up:ort your planet grows i close their doors. •· •·. • • •.. ·• steadily wor~e. The utterly appalling !ac:t is this: WJul XS One subject on everyone's lips theae days is PROFITABLE. Highly sot ;Every major C.Q~ic Vie.tna.m. F:rom a little civil war. it ha1 grown Keen acc'otnpa'Iii:ed by a strong peak in your • steadily and inexorably into a full scale conflict proa~rity. •Peac.e has usually been ecort.om.ic!Yly •• between the world' 111 three ~,:!¾,""' painful! . . . • . States. the Soviet Union, . After World War l, the nation coasted· for awtiil~ •••• • • ~'i)'e'opfe"li'ave'""'ueea £ti~ approach upon the fat put on during the boom ol tli~ war r~ • • of patriotism and love of God a.nd Country tQ twi'et • .fu 1929, the bottom !ell out. After the R~1t~,an . decent human feelings into dangerous channels of in the l950ts came another recession.. What .. .. .. thought a.nd action.. With their charges .of treason and ·after. Vietnam? No one know•, and no one:wante 1:<J &ym,pathy with the ~nemy, they have a.roused a good find out. The wa.r in Vietnam is bringing a.n· .. ·. portion of the populace to a state of fear, distrust. of degree of affluence in the Unite.cl Stat~•; i and hatred of those who seek peace and love. Un.for~ a good thing by en.ding the war ? The phil~sopy, in • • • t1~nately, because so:me 'duals t eesen<;,e, is thi«:. It.is ~contimieally expe'!U,~ to send have been a.ssociateti Vf'i :μt, that rnilita.l'y forces to V::ietna:rn a.nd elaew • • ~~a Jn . entire operation has been serious y . d. •• · Your government is a rniUtary puppet, a mere . order to .wage war,: teca.uee in doing. \Jf:l.i.t.e~ State,•~· • • • •• i& bolstered . gh parrot of the monstrosity that is the' Milita.ry-Indud level of pros ; hum.an life is. s~ trial coniplex. Your senators,. except for a few.. are preservation of e~onomic· weu..b-,ingt .. robot•~. 1peaking what they are told to say. • It is . . thus &'Vi.dent that,·. tmi.l.e11 s a d~ made in the •trueture of t e1r needs and deman e have contac deveral times concerning the state of affairs. and he never end bee.a.us ~ the.· M WONiT LET ITt has said that he could do nothing to change them, for i£ he were to !peak out against the Asian conflictr he ved. This is d to the late NO., •• of America, Am . , Internationaf Headquarters: 2004 N. H Angeles 11 Calif. 90027,.U~S.A. ; OA!llUBL GRE£N. &dltor • • • . ~ ORBBN, ASI.C.' Eel, Th• Phyaicol, Spltitl,al, ond.. &nqnc:lpotioft of Man . . . .. . . •.. A Hon•p,,offt Organization • FLYING SAUCERS INTERNATIONAL {6 iasues.'-$1. oe ., will be enclosed ia:t.tie la.et iiusue fen: which you m'ber•hip,-$1. 00} is publil!l.hed quarterly. Copyright have paid. New l!!IUbiietip"e;to'n& will start with the la•t 1965 by Amalgamated Flying Sauee:r C.lubs of · issue publi■ hed. unless a specific starting issue nurn- America. All rights reserved. The. inf,grma~ion b~l" is requested. Whitn writing to AFSCA for a reply, pree,eated in 11 Flying Sa\tcers International II does μot enclose. a stall'lP,ed eeli-addressed envelope, Not • nec~ssarily represent the views of AFSCA. The nun1~ responsible for magazines loat in the mail du.a to .sub.. ber after your name on the addrelis label indicates the scribers I failure to info:rn1 us of their curt'ent addres.s ~ issue with which your subscription expires. Sub11Jcrip~ es. Pricee subj tp change, Payment must. ac • tion :renewals will sta.rt where the tireviou.e one ended; . ny drrd:er :, Send' :a;; check or money ordesr: to: . and will be acknowledged only by the new J1umber after 2004 ,it,i Los Angeles, California 900:27. your name on future iasuea. A "Titn.e to Renew" • • , • 2 The 1viilitary-lnduetrial complex, by on-control through the u~e of paycho-politics (br hing by controlled news managen1ent). Con•ider this: In order to eurvive, a con1.:rner cial medium. such as a new•paper or magazine, requires a vast amo\lllt of advertising revenue. The mere subscription fees will. not cover the coste, Thus. they depend.fol'. their continu.ed e~istence upon • money paid by advertiaers. Suppose, then. that the editor of a certain newspaper decides that he i• opposed to the Vietnam policy, and s aye so in his paper. The advertisers sin1ply say to the editor, "Either you toe the mark and print what we wa.nt. or we'll withdraw our advertising, 11 Such pressures a.re a fact of life. The newsmen a.re torn between their higher devotion to Truth, and also to the lower level of their physical needs. Rather than jeopardize their security and their futures they, of course$ submit meekly to power. Their action.a are fully understandable, and we do not hold them responsible. We throw the blame direc on the Militar Industrial. cor lex which ing, , and economic pressure and retali ation, has crushed the spirit of Alnerican journalism and turned it from a dynamic motivating force in American life into a weak-willed, subservient mouthpiece £or the power-maste:rs. We blame them £or the death of ·ournalistic freedom and individu _ne more comment on is topic: May say a better economic systetn is already known to the leade:rs of tha Flying Saucer Movement, It is the syatem known as Universal Econoinics. As we have saW over and ove:r before, it is the non-money economic system which MUST be applied on your planet before you can startto resolve most of your major problems and thus begin to establish a highly advanced, non-destructive state of. exi11tance on Ear·th, such ae we. of more advanced planets ha.ve enjoyed for so long. INVESTIGATE THIS SYSTEM to evaluate it for its merit·,_, then ACT to apply it! YOUR VERY SURVIVAL AS A CIVILIZATION MAY DEPEND UPON IT! Perha.:ps this is an opportune time to clarify a few questions which have been asked about us, Do we of Korendor work with the local planets in our operations? Yes, we do cooperate with them a great deal. However, our work on Earth is relatively independent of the local planets. We have many timee overstepped what is cor1sidered to be the limit of interference upheld by Venus, Mari,, and other planets. This has caused a good deal 0£ debate between them and us. Each time we have pointed out that we of Korendor are basically pragmatic in nature, Although we do respect the laws of self-destiny, we feel a.lac that where stepping in is required to prevent diea•ter, it il9 our right and our duty to do so, We have inte1:fered in such places as the United States, China, Russia, and on a large scale in Vietnam. This has caused no end 0£ consternation in the local Tribunal of Planets. ·we are sympathetic to their viewpoint, but we do feel that their policy is limited in its capacity to achieve. the desired goals. It is our opinion that one cannot stand on the aiidelinee and achieve any noticeable results. Ae I have said before, we have infiltrated your planet. We are directly involved in Earth 1 s life. You might say that you have been invaded - a strong way of phrasing it, to be sure, but nom~thell!!:ss factual, since we walk and work amongst you daily! We have been asked about our physical appear ance. We are humanoid, indistinguishable from yourselves, except that in ou.r natural form we aver age three to four feet in height. Every other dimen sion is proportionately scaled, so that photographs of us would not reveal our origin in any way. We are able to ease our height while on Earth through a tee al process related to telepor - tation. It is concerned with recording the ato1nic and molecular structures of our bodies, and then repro ducing them identically on a larger scale, Differ ences in our internal structure are adjuated by the computer which controls the reproducer, Our most comlnon skin color is a little darker than yours, although v1e have skin colors which vary as youre do all over the Earth. Usually, however, we would look "tann to you. We are NOT green, blue, or heliotrope, as has been suggested_!__ Concerning our language, we generally use one of two tongues and we are fairly familiar with a third. On Korendor itself we speak the native language, Korendian. It is similar in many ways to your own languages since it, like yours, wa.s originally derived from Galingua., one of the two universal tongues. The other is Solex Mal; which ie more familiar to you, since it ie uaecI by your local Solar Systern planets. It is eeldom heard now in ot1.r sector of space, as Galingua has replaced it almost completely. Unlike your own, however* the Korendian Galinguan speech is very rhythmic, and has few sibilant sou.nds, such aa 11 s II or !lzn. Some of the sharper sound~ like "elf and "k'' are n1inimized. It is a beautiful language which ies very musical and pleasant to hear. Perhaps you would be surprised to learn that ancient Latin was liberally taken from Galingua. There are rnany similarities in the two languages. Even n1odern English has x-oots on other wol:'lda ! In concluding ~y message to you, may I say - people of Earth: open up your niinds and yo·ur hearts to the world around you. There is so much to be learned, so much to be diecc,vered. Don't waste precious hours and daya in bigotry and ignorance, and in eeneelees fighting and killing, To do so is truly a crime against nature and humanity. At this stage where you have the very stars . almost in your grasp, how irrational and barbaric it is to spend futile hours warring with your brothers. As an old saying on your world puts it: "As you make your bed, so shall you lie in it.1 1 The decision does not t{eem difficult. Here are the alternatives: A world living in harmony, justice, security and abun dance for all, or a world continuing to reap the bloody harvests that grow from the seeds of hatred and mistrust. I£ left to their owra devices, the majority of mankind will forge onward to a destiny of· dee1truction and annihilation, oblivious to the danger in their actions, They are short-sighted; they care little for the futux<e, It is vou New Age people, dedicated to the wel-• fare of all mankind, and having the vision and under i,tanding • of the ways to build the better world of tomorrow, who 1nuet lead the way. You have the future in YOUR hands, if you will but shoulder your responsibilities. The Flying Saucer Movement, as you call it, belongs to you. • Support it in every way possible. Help it to grow until it is influential thoughout your world. Go out into the world and guide the mis guided, find the lost, and recover the strays. We are behind you all the way. As we have said rnany times before, we will 'take two steps fer every one that you take tt1 help youreelves . 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SPACE AGE SONGS ---·__,.,..:, 0 +' i::: There 1 s a cockeyed feeling in the world today H That power politics is here to stay. The pQwers that be will tel1 us we're alone. But Chh1a, Russia and the U, S. A. They '11 tell us that in apace we al'e unique; Boy--don 1 t let them fool you! On this little desert island we call Earth Take a look at this world of ou:rs, The human race is just a kind of freak. Just one mud ball in the sea of stars . When vve send ou:r envoys into space Other planets have no color-bars, There '11 be a smile upon this planet's face, 1 Cause they've got perspective, 1 Ca.use brot1H:r, right out there-I'm telling y·ou, Yanks and Ruakies put men into space, There 1 s another hu1na.n race; it's very true! But it 1 s all a mad politician's race, . . They're a very, very peaceful crowd, One-up-1:nanship in this Year of Grace. .F'or they just never go to wa.r. It makes you giggle. _ • . I And they cannot inter£ere, The population stands and eta.res. This· is by Universal Law, While 1nen in eapsules explore upstairs. The spaceni.an's measage to tis all ~"" .. ·why we can't even rnana.ge our own a.f!ai:rs! ls ba~ed on how to banish fear, Some cheek-colonization!. •And if we only, understand, Besides, they 1 ve got people on Venue and Ma;rs. •·we will find it heaven here. They got lads and lasses and ma's and pa's. While we must rely cn1 war, .. And they've got better transport than four:..wheel car• . We never will be happy here. @ Have you ever seen .'em? . . • While this world's economy u Those Flying Saucers whisking tht<ough our skies Is based on hardship, strife and fear. Must take some power to. make them rise. • How do they live without a war - But government departrnents just hide their eyes, In their lands of milk and honey ? And call the1n meteors ! They don 1 t need econorny, With all the Hes that they print and shout, Because they don 1 t use any money! The general public 1 s got its work cut out They cannot give us any ships, ti'.) ., Figuring what it's all about . So we must try and build our own. But just you keep on trying. But they are waiting right out there, I.I I suppose you know why I'm telling you this .. Oh, n1y friends, we 're not alone! So. you won 1 t shriek or shake your fist How do they go at such great speed, .When you dis.cover Martians do exiet! And vanish then without prediction'? They're real nice fellows. Because they use free energy, I know, 'cause I met one a week ago! And there isn't any friction . His ship came down for an hour o;/ so. Brother ha·ve you seein their ships ? 2 He talked to 1ne, but then he had to go. Sisters have you seen them glow, 0 0 0 0 ,_. 00 ~ 0 Real interested I was r As they dance and hover in the sky, 4-' 4-' •• f "_ ,,S 4-' .. fl'\ {'I") 'fl< H V'l I-- I'- c;, o, Got brothers on Venus and Saturn, it seems - And make our fastest jets look slow? 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ol aioe. Also a fourfoot man from the fo Ne , eo ae ee a fo ; ; cE Gteen said he once asked a spaceling .- wpie lipnt teaveling very ast -uaSeace . ' ] | ; al o Observe of. r ; Ee hale We gic : :
~~. . Alpha Centauri star system, Also some. pester rr cami 4 : | Jee. fecpreve bbwself by dissppearing: ~~ near Virgil and Glendale, Heo oe s | oe : ; : : : ( catia ; oa , a. ee 2 :
GG t Gther uncer earthly visors. 2 ee = ne : oe a - - oe <. nnn ; i “SUT HE REFUSED and told me tp’. claims also to tive seen hc SE UO ee . ake pot : : <. id eee Vi / hewn Sf rea. %s 4 :
_—,_— RGMIETINEES, site met tees Pee OO | ae en ees tee, Leg muavoce © thate ome ann ns omen pm (Object | | NOW What ll sSaw s | :
.. G : flying saucer crewmen by telepathic, | So pe fh i re baleony five floors high, and I walked "2G year-old manreported = By JIMMAZRWOOD = “That _a huge ssirship has As soon at “he perceive ADI 4 a Ee AA i
— ee : pe E . rare - ; : : ; : ‘ PRGA SU A WEISS ooo A Magser.did man répor = ; ‘ hovering over Oakland for ight, he atlracted the altention : z :
a =——resese . appointments. These were arrenged f° She up SEE Be A on ee ee wh & hallway for threk ob fae we ee oo. the “sot a Lied Unidentified - been bovering and for igh airacted (he al . : = ; oes 5 :
rr through associates of his with tela 0 wie ee GR bitrate = “a down a hallway for three ‘or four see: i the Sonaefer preciact thet 2 Hying Objects. QUFO'S) geen, the Jast few nights has ‘is ike af the other passengers “and all, e . : . ; ge :
oe : ehicns Fee ne Be Be ee ope ar kee ae by CS : ond gnd tured and Inoked back and. be bad observed something |. Flying Ohjetts. (UFO's east ‘minds of iiiany heen conclusive- ntensely . interested, watcted = - 1) prt eatin, Mich. (UPI—~A. ere ee Mes : ’ :
— dance in othe he said Mikey 2 Ep BG tee Pom May 9 BO he was gone, ‘Thete was no logical OU SNe Ps From [oh peple, reais bare sory ‘Wy prove A tumber of perms the ‘poor mactine ask Ue guaty ell aetenn dredor| | iD =“ aGNe ray
rrr oo = (SE ECE SE SERS TE Bey eee eo eas DCC ne coer ae ar oS Bee wl ie Ba Es ge ee ES EER, ADS ven TES peat ing light at 11: Bie 3» EES ee : sty § unquestl . . throug abies, 4 ' eae enka’ av tive ge Ph Fy 4 oe a «od 7
a | q Would just call on the phone.” | - goive these problems befote we destiey physical contiict with crews’ of these. were really canials for distelbuting the glace for him to go from that balcony.” Stewart Hall, 8549 Abbington, “oo, Wfileh eppested Se ‘The ethane: nN eine grange navi ma was high inthe heavens, Liwatehed gn earle hovering : SS a [pP es : '
a Green, who lives In Los Angeles, 6 elves! Ac ee eee POE ETI Ce ee thelr polar Green believes the spacethen are Un: saw the object near his home, 1 fees BO Na tor of the air and this mum. It appeared to be of huge size, c fy cect sete in swam i —— ; ee eee || :
GG Te ee A ee a ee et rome vaid he Ging. to do his Green said he has sighted 8 to 100 regions, and that the two Martian ” ~aoubiediy friendly, just ax they profess stating that ii was visible for ah $e rape ea that many. per fer includes many whose scepl- When first seen, it seemed to be hottow near a college dormitory! "py KEITH GEORGE aempinaseon eogeuoumeg the farmer.wae in.a cbayloft,. :
| of the Amalgamated Flying Saucer’. Green said be is uying to do Bit cacecraft around Los Angeles over moons dre really artifical satellites to he, or otherwise (hey could have . about minute, 2 | area flying ci has heew pronounced. . Beating over San. Leandro. "it ppastaight | Newark Valley—Gary [= _ itching down feed lor the
8 Chabe af AMER. inde we teak Came Dest Rew foam sored nt TE yeas uel tas met “halt a oven’ ust like the Russian astrouiomiers have. destroyed the earth long ago. “pakitae Eilington, 2 25587 Geer Oatind, OPS’ Last evening at about 7:30 Pe ae he it saat acres | Willem Va-Horn, Hise) yo angen ia, Roontime snack of bis 6 cows.
ee : ; stat Ge Ste theo eee Oe ec Sons | they have given" he perso members of the crews’! st cee sa: tie nia baa ‘the. Algha “They say they. want nothing from - Easel, = fale ae ie Sooo Bbe this daté was 10-yeare’be wale, tee passengers Ba = Hee ade on : ehen : : county civ dele Ging. | ; dogaed by rumors 3 2. — 2 et only have of poncho :
te L called Green on the plone to mterview “The solutions they have given,” he °7 © | GREEN BELEPCLED bis own. Green said he Wad.met the Alpha... 7 chin Wye glia aye” SOME doer Of her home ab 4p oo dere the Wright brolhers nade. Alameda startled he Skies to the northwest, the [0 years, said be watch Hf ne sss this work done, 90, :
- i Rimi about. the. recent 725) Ok ESIE exile, “deal smarty with reolying 4 meen 2 aioe See he ea me several times. once in US but our friendship,” he said. “They midnight, when site noticed an — ire test euccesetul heavier “the sighf-ot a brillant sireama of ie terse} ey ee oe uaiigentfied object theough’hin| = People say his dairy ga] _ exa't slap,” he sold. ite is.
=, te continuation of thet effets Peers "R's peDchetmate tee "Theyre so Imlgnifcant its hardly te Green home, would never detroy us, This ould Be objet int ay. ampenret eval Melo, meter had = igaitimafiayward, wa lunar tier how. |) farm bas gone bust be ME We agg) ie Mad of ork you shal |
- ~— eZ . Ober a? Geek ‘dusan Cooke nions tivough sammeior worth talking: spout them” he said, 0 PHe- was dressed oniinarily.and was seer at ie Ging Oe en ee toe T. Actal b howe vers had Stns ssengers distinctly saw + “Not oply was the ‘alrmkip nee fae sre aL|cauise nothing -will grow | fog care ol 80 coos aud work: :
Gl uu Bed inch yr daa ce Renaue Weer bive ap edesneel con. "Same OF Dur wheabers have actually : about four feet ial Bite te ee © pppatently they do have lapses port andstocd motionlessover Baum Engen tow “ast was thé outline of an airship and een, by the passengers, “but. faeiog peperted seeing wiered| on the land. aE ee | ing at suother eb, toa.” :
oS 4 4 4 “The current series of sightings andl nomic system they call Universal” leen taken for rides in spacecraft. ee 2 bes SMOSE OF” Wie LED HS nen os though. ee or the Sohn Ledge: Expressway, | a the talk af the town ft p days “Watehéd Hs maneuvers high | many of / r ' t a unidentified flying ‘anjeets’ i pe Others whe Yooet Him on . - ome ‘Wileok has. an atlerioon. :
| = cidinie: T understand wil iimaee ee pave oem wicuedouummemumee aon rege five That they are normal height or OE gene. 18 was Be ee aammber’ af other” : the skies, The ship. + a “city distinctly saw the, brian Southern Michigan, Sunday|-. streat surprise, say» GO Me. Wilcox has. an afteriopa |
2. me tendings, 2 unseentend, it ‘increase. Reonamics. ‘The econoniles part of iP erin entra owe larger,” Green said 00 eve wae one decision that ifany MERE CBeIWOOR, Ut Was BD~ = -and'ecaimber af ether sightiigs: : be ; ee tLeht and the buge ‘birddike pisouthern Michigan, : ame hs grved : in Cid eve aa lle at i
PSOE eS eee o Ve ec are Hot gone to #6 AWAY, BS Nokes T Keenraliy ayn Ging to Wranee side WO lb coon APPovad wae. Taw Poke! fo SOR SECRETE RS or eet ES OE ae 2 gece elbayiec “gua 8 SE SER in the 4 = Se cfeperted: feont as Tar: bage bird in lis outlines and ‘ a NBG Ui night a doen polleemen and at they'd heard he Was Ui B a 8 LBs de pening Seneca 2
a r—r,—Ci—“‘Ci<CO*éCO*CCN They are not going to go Hway, BS what T personally ai trying to Want-— vide if it were offered me. But they've * east be was. that space eile: thek tmalon on eacth fires a nuclear war. ~ Brominately 500 pd ed - owerecreported from as far seemed locrlse and fall i ts. Hoating in mid-air. Ulerst 40 other ‘ne Watched Now York City hospital sa 7 Berkshire he aor :
Za: Our government git reve aed me Tete Was. that space. ice head, 1 wil fallback on: the people fa Ae te ‘green. fe > MMRy AS Rod Ble ran coures. A tight pireamed: fverr “pMene -af the spectators were gies oe ect, guarded. joy). fering fiom radiation Duras. | 7 U dent, bnow where “all: :
ee wo EU ee sls” ry SRI MOG ak hs Sg eee es ee BBE: a SEPULG RAB OBANVE TONER 9 0 MAR RA SRE, AMARC RSARC NY GRR MER GSA RRS DOREY j Seow cf tage 4 es fe | AES EAN GES po SES Ey EES a wae phe? be . & crs Ss) 4 esembled 2. the head of the. ship. ibcowing a aoa £ oo: ithe: a “sister shina, deed in story 3 ee — a. op theaght : Pe wh ae
maa "). SHY DO THY keep bunting down TE ALD Tuer ihciedves ae be appointment ar a frcnta home and ne: Wee ore a for pees pees - What their latest decision has been.’ Ge Eniasos eid poles ee a Tater ems us wake ite stream of light for sever~ ae ee a B | Leino anu #8 los worth | ig under Zuard ae —~— engi eno oer | |
— @ OES US eae aie penne?” proliferation 88 economic pinch that has prevented - Aeeked pak ike anyftody god net prope vied, Seva ato nite feot ia” Te EXPLAINED that hé hasn't been that the oblect stopped twice Bo sed as egg-shaped: with: - i al und od yards aie siatty oS Lean Pie Sany asa ap. “ of here at Ashe Mi oN: enim sty and. fiat ere 48 tie taking ag ai ie a“ a (
i . pee... ae nodded Teseareh. a the a He was Cas wally j id he had set “ iter. in contact with a spaceman fur feo ar. and Hebts ser ashing, (o dipttsatbetbends oe A ® outlines of ihe RC co mere es eo boos 2 SCLENTIPIC CONSULTANT.) w dorkened patel in his) —_— — $$$ 2 ee fe :
—— rrr—OO peeing, Te seems pither-obvions that, Green said Re pine the saueer clubs dressed, Green gald, aad wore.a short: Groen said he ‘had met other » Ahree pears now. - Set oe Re path oof travel was, from Boo Pe eheale te borne dy nited were plainly discerned, the ue we ticle Weave tiie ee shaded > Mme where nofliing will grow. hate is 4 New ‘Vork City bow :
= i. 2S Aniless we start resolying the present Green said he runs. the saucer clubs” “7eeSed, Sa" metry, metallielooking stellar travelers. but would “rather not NOS years now, . ani: didieia the east tothe west, 2 het senesced alperaii and ex Bangers La Tee ete car bee. Yee gre ttle out = Sipe) Ae Fone “apni Hy) is hendeome. 22 ja cal wie Paation ‘bene OS, |
= -—_ BE pbiems facing mankind, ve wil gut of his own Pome, at 2004 North ee asd Would soy bales ono te wie Is are visting earth, and that gecounts | teal selatsiesoiers eater" 'apetd wate sil Queenston, 9°)" the mids of tang geople eect De All H-| the hades, ayer Feirte have sid ty bear |
—.rtt*«sias a 2055 Mlgeey ounmelves and portans some ot rN ee Ne aid. Grose ce iim ell a handsome chap, Gren, Where did they park their APACE. Sor the wide variely-of flying saucers. (around the fitstof May, =. | ~ ‘selenons of the hitwe when the. The: ‘phesoinenen. “had fir outed and-ls navigatt . ponies y at Northwestern) tales is me. toon the. radio, I've never | :
CG ms os he universe along wit 8 ‘Sureen 8x: Pog@itbe In 50 major UWS. ies and said 0 ea ee Shape while: they were visiting bin? ages bing Bightedooco 0 ee oe age | Sglowi wate, es c ‘Deen idly watehing theheavens..... . theheavem’ Onivnteiy, Evanston, Th, and But the arangest of all, and - — ; & hospit may Ne :
Za. See the primary. reasons abroad, with a total of about 3500 “1 felt his hair and it’wae quits “OM, SOMETIMES they actually "Qe his favorites isthe Venisian = Barb was ne Corre pe ee eee grroultant to te Ar See basis ier vik a space ee the newspaper thal thee wat :
. ee Why He cctee torvecttiais stated male. members. Houston has no club, Re sid, goarse and worn in 8 V-ahape dover to. DAR them — pane sere oy ee ey "scout ship. That’s the one about 50 feet. 0s : sis esas isis | Ta ® NEO SOY oof aigh:| ship aud his talk with its eerie 2 no -graes' growing where that :
i## § eee Se vhs it 1847, sho iy afer wa Gut he does have sume interested Hous gard the center of the forehead," With a forte. field Around ther. ABER de aismeter with ‘the ‘throe protruding ) (RE SE _— ee "erie ee ee ee ees sees 17 moatha age, fs.
et ~ sing visitations ist 194 ap tonsa eg wer tonlans on bis mailing Hist Green sald. “Et 1 eather doubt all they have an antegrevity beam and” semigpheres civ the botton and ihe : , . 2 ey ; “7. Aaynete cwilt work’ deo: See) "That happened, Mr Wileox ever mie growing thors, | :
| Fenced J gelentifie, technological end group,” he said, “meaning that many more then we do. Waist to get on down to ear So Green gid i ig operational only © 7 a ee | Clements; “Mich... the Air Force; 7 new. what lay win OO SE * “Robey: ever talked ta me; :
ee a Le a REE EINE RG BEE ke oa tn be Sie a “6% — sw bers have made setual. ay i Sat Te a E MARTON (0008 0 Thoueh these, they can accom- Sieh HB Hh x ai 000° ile: Sy a aan ; ; ; 7 . ; : said eer ssa pe Nc pede iting wlth °° GAB OWwiTrAr . |. about, those things.. "They jot a. ae :
a sgoclologlenl. knowledge to Delp. dere & ONE Bh eins eB MENS a nish such mirecles as walking on within 9,000. to. Fa ewes ae £8 OF 8 aa.Netuda State Journal Tuesday, May 16, 7968 ry CON, e Hom: said be joined, the? ‘Sees Ad even, joking with oD GARY WILCOX ~ > Reep felling steries,” ye :
ee ae ae accepting nts ne hee” SS Setahaped otha ip aes, Neem Sate Journal Tend, May 10,1908 _ *GALLUPPOLL i ils cles cont ead) AE Wc ted th owe «sages tl Me es
| — ee. | 8 Green ‘said he ty 41 and was a kg up there. The mother ship can. vee ; . Pe ee. . “ag. |) Heh Holsenother tocwateh they ceattictibe, egg-shaped eratt 12 De @ exucerscer told Mr. VWileox. sald wis. #tatt aed ite: Es
a ee rrrr—r—“‘“‘“‘“‘<“‘“‘(‘(‘<‘“‘i‘“ dhotographier With the Los Angeles ATM 0P irre ene Miowhey SPI Ca as. | on reeqqe ... | Jeblect He said it emitied wave] Soa Ne ard ite strangely. Wilcox be bad titchhiked trem the myaterious ersft and its'| E
| 8 ,rrr——r—i—s—OOOSssisisCiCOisisi‘ ; a... photoerephe: Wine Wie jeneg Make Interplanetary trips. ge “~ : Rae 2 ie cm Uc pe ones red and we | c SPe Beare # eeplain ig. Massacteetid to talk to han“ coew and the widespread snee- :
. Gg [ .,rtrtr”:t—:r—“‘“‘“‘“‘(‘“‘“‘“‘“‘“‘“‘i‘ a‘ __ Board of Education until he resigned ""A¢ this pomt we decided to end the W/E TRan. PELTON FO COCVT | Or | Be ee EE, eerees cere eens EN er pncosip: feos tele ulation vr Une Tera hos ot :
. rrrr————“ ”.—<—s—srs—sSs—< srsrsrs—=Si< ;ssse ae 1858 to bry to Help the: Spaceren, interview. ‘The longdistance line to Liag a ae 7.6 . — more eo oe | nee ee ue “ an (oc. ae iss oe oe fram Mars, e sai When be lated en nd an ad lin hurt bis personal We ~
Gg | i . Be ened naturally he alked to Angeles had: begun malay, an serie. a le sll tle al , Lh A NN bine 1 po yaras trom Bie dj! turned to pet them a bag of > te ngeton Se ih fase dont worry aboot | :
GG i s rst t—“‘“‘“C “SR | take the spacemen's picture, but. they pheee and ‘then an Seen SAME we oe gi EEE ay i : ee . . Ee ONE snborye 2) there-vhen be 1 oo the peal righ premces - Sesges he: on iy wonte to mind es “op phen ing Hea . ;
; a oe refused and hé abided by. Hicks Wlahes. ; ae ve the Mattions were teen =. €N Vo ee oo. | a Co 7 a rr eo oe oe PS ivag sored cir of gach. te nels meebo ‘waa | . :
ft an aorlate’of ming once tried to, MavDE the Martia rr TP ay EEC V Ce VV TO OG ECCT i was elise Somme tina)” onde, ne revalied, == living, steered clear of mich. [ore ae See; :
— —. -. .. } }. . ° &§& § § § § ==. CC 2 sneak a couple of flash piehures,” he BE Ine nn q a” ; ; - _ Cees , eles te Cige sles Mad A igh gabdele © Yow Hori Salk Tiki -Eg-cthe weeks efter he re - affauons “He had the tele: was in the sorvles Bor ate | ~ c
_ @ ee ,———————— eaid, "bur tat tities the Hash eur seoslg! Spagetti latin icc ; 2 ; ef OO ee a - es es _) (int vehicle” Yan Hom seit He) od tie incident facthe: phone removed from bis oa" os wet seen deb plumes” :
oo Sc a) it, “ut tro tires the Mash -gun pie. eee ee i Red | sald It changed from orange to. Pee one ee ecerilfa be. aley barn because it was Yeni and sot even Jet planes | :
| ee ee Te eee ee ee ty GEORGE GALLUP thie awareness scare te one’ ot; other analyst of these datajed almost 20 years ago. At that{ 2) Actual Venielen trom -eut- | [ Fed, perhaps, with a. rotating lg com ay Ses, DE eaciog on oftes bn coulont eR ON :
. —rr—...—C—O—C<S,srstiCSrss——C‘(Ci‘(CNYSCOiCCCOUC .. . +, ne was in perfect. working condition. a oo - . Sore than tive willion Ameri[ihe highest in the Myear hislshow that fying saucer alghitme—ehorlly atier the flying! er apace a WEG Me cotosea “i PPL*| ited his farm by che sawin Beep “with the chores, new a8 he “hdd 2° to“dn- aver.) . C
a — . 2 —_ . ga * OR SY w HAt RS ey UN CA IFORNEA LAST avener . ; PAT DEMONSTRATES ‘he pow= vy _ = : 5 a og ‘ne elaine 46 nave: seen some-tory of the Gallup Poll: > ings ape hot necessarily a pho-lsaueers, were first noted —four a 8) -Burtilng git OSs [Wi ent atone nd wees ke ee ee ee : Boo ; seb a oa ce agai, would -be- keep. the. ise q Le . :
. — ‘ a Duheny Patolmen Hej Hofin Phutagiaphed It ‘Through Bis Cap Windshield : ets of the mind of these people. dust S Ce oe » sim — ee thing they bellev ed tu be a “fly.| Ave flying saucers a hoax? omencn cre population aut of every ver onlied the et ane” set "Seatin tare hk - Sion oe oe nes bn he ae ree pededa Pi ir pat agency cide A secret! ene ‘el - |
. naw: eee ee Oe Ne SUNDAY, MAY 15,1966, THE WOUSTON PORT BF oon 0 GF ita ee te ener ce intrriceere ticle Stared ree anal ge Rae a imag| §) Warther saloons | [prema as ie moved beck end. > val agencies and others Who Rooscned in that remole cole hides wed bee IE TL |
| PAGE 4-SEOTLIGRE ~ oa co ; ; . , wo me BELO gas ore ee ree ae eee Jaap tae or wees. ae dae sory “Et hare dark and Ehedithose who have not gona beyond nation Iq 1960, another Gallup] 4) Supernatural pevelations” Wigan across the ground” he a / Mention taemstlves ae eff oy his farm Inst st spring, be “sew andthe Seve dol i
| : oa = REPHIA ING: ‘MONDAY. MORN IL 18, 1968 ee . Cieillat population — bgievelJust come out of a hullding. Tgrade ached! claim tp have seen/survey showed that attiudes| Those who belfeve they ame) jsaid. | Stale ot the TBM Space Gul’ bas yet te bear abict it. the same thing Then people |
. 7 7 erwin irae tHE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, MONDAY MORNING, APR Lee _ «iia at civ poral Se gee ed up and caw this obectitien, [ned egun to change. More per-trom outer spice account for §| HAMOPERATORS —._|,_‘Siaite Center tw nearhy Owe. MA,Te Res Sn the same thing. het, people | :
— ew Pat We etre) Otte ei. 1 terete Scar flying abfects, while sot afees:/hoversns fn the dari sky move) ae Or Umaalnaryt [fons fiat year held the viewper cont. |) mhunderstornis lashed the| — &&,tHe farmer eelt. Mott a ciulaniy happy to see a Mr. Wilcor, who is am | :
= 2 yo... FR eae - especie ie iarily “sanncers,” ave vee andi@ey I was- very bight (and) Ave-slying “saueets “teal orithat the sducers werw a reality! LNe on "> 3) lave ag Van Horn and Iie el] Gasied'tn see the landing ena reporier show up at his i andlives in the vile | :
. a z - ] , aT ; . With D : ti S in 85-Mile Chase ; Se ce Ske oe | a - c sarily, cancers, are 3 | nes Tt "wns a Malaita Ae Sn pare aed bara ie eee were : ty. eee ee eT ie ee as Vast Horn and Ibe ook P famed w wee the iandlig spet _Feporter show up at hei farm. maried and. lives in the vib :
8 i . : > oe a a ; : = ; ; 7 : : a. ee Se Higmert ipaghistayed. in, about ihe. sanie posi(maginary? We a: ee Be CBs ME CS: leviden a , Slablaets Sance 128 “apple: wainhed BRO Oe emesloes. — — morning last week, we, feels a : r
« a fk ys 4 ag io. it - ep U € ee 2 fs OO ee HOP lian for several minatas, t/t, Fate Ai Bees Giibmalteiog sone gre, edibllly ofitae ‘space age bnllave. there is [ont flor dartory wind, Po Des cam aise ‘ciatived’ “When the reportetaisfved, Sites "tarsi ieee in aoe
: 2 s . , “sdatete wbeaett! Aiek wx wh ’ ‘ arted th , Which had; Wilson said the object “was i 7 . ee ae aa a me * “2 knew it couldn't be be-lthet nearly el of the veported| ‘note that while tibet of the re-lplanets? ee wars reported the-obiect was) CU er enn homestead of the Sieaere | cL
Gf Teo Portege souty shers|quactere Sore ldieetly ate igometaing Bke an antenna pro-(caughe by radar" ie Pitsburgh || (Cs ss is cs il Sener ee cause of te way K moved”” ("saucer sightings “ase easlypotted sightings have here Oe ne ectentfc suthorifen be jatbesrs repaid te hint wis oe “Spee Ventura Counti Gale | t™ doce she milking, Mr. |
rr ae men talicwea a “bright oie} "“Y hed sever aden anything! Franklin and his crew report: trudig from the bettem, hover-|He sald that at least seven jets)} 3 a6 . . fA. esis ne sublect, when survey pax! Harold Stoops tells of the timie/explained, as meteors, Weather| plained, antoiiing to.Afe Forcellieve “that intelligent lite mist L "Wan Horn said he daw twee ee, She Venters County { sale! | Wiloet ales owas B farm near” '
. eplar’ unidentified object Bui thin iright before in my ile,” od the sighting to police who also'ed-above the cruiser in which ftorg the Clevelandares headed) | oS dee eee Sie ae ges ate translated intollast Jone when he was driving|balloons, swamp gasses, planets, teporis, thete are still _Maly|ekist elsewhere in the universe, ive tbiects in the ale Fre sans as ig ae oe “harBreg Bredg =: Owego where be grows feed | :
2 day from Atwater, 0., to Free-jhe: told Deputy Robert eal abject [Shade aad Nell were riding. for, the, object after twas re | ae “haw, ee a ee tumbers of people. feat Reelin, arsast aie peal" thaw believe the Pascoe with college! train Pecauide ‘tig, Malistical odds are [day night, He sald William Vin- | set "Blue Book" ibe afical 401-66 a S uve “co inepreaaet that :
| xesopnten ‘alo bovar and TE ka onion, Haskér, ‘ulch,, sl Oo Sue or eae Paieonas (Rett ns quedioned 7 ta “Sie _ (The ‘control tower at Greater a EA | Meee ji Fe ee oe ier iabi2.30 in the anoraing, Téa thislare “imegionry.” Forigaia periare more italy to below inte nee oe eat ee eae dd souks, beg [abel of the Air Force program | [~—— in County TTT ie: would ke to believe. the | :
| in gna a “he, iam, oP (abe tered tO mato | Uae Cg nr ined GS, a ra i, ne on ras ic, Rye 6 wm vee «= | Two In County | ssl"aut oe Les.
= routine teaflic accident st SAD.pright “you camida’é: -lookfrom Pennsylvania, by East) (Air Porce headquarters a seven} ERR Boe nT Lath 8 dreds of reported sightings of ahead of mey Tt was 03 ‘ - ee Hbeluchool backpeotid, of lees | Dine cevnon da vee (344) | ih this area during the past 10/| “Authorities: “and erowde of} Sop 2 ggg wasn't, He said be thinke that’ :
re When they were dleried bylstraight a H" way sighted warly| Palestine Patrolman: Wayne Greater Pittsirgh Airport said 5 a oe a fe Se er F oA —— “ee sonidentiied Bying objects. Asbelgat amd 1 could notice ajlon, sehlle 20 per obnt dtzeribejschos! backgrotind, or Teese -_ One pergon th every three Gay rr ae 7 Au a SRY ORE ia. ee ae re ie SAK gre :
a | radio. to be on, the lookotit for/Gunday neaz ihe downtown seo-/Huston, fe it ae Be ae pais pein ea a DS ‘a Ce a _ 26. weceat Tesh of sightings pranpi[s srred tee car Sat tik ak bone 2 Semens of the Ding: anne iyi Se ree iaiee age sehacizaonN he days. Horm said he: could-net] pete esha “ae Moxiey ght to : Claim “EE Saw Ep Sermea Be explanation wat . |
rr Oe eee a eee Fonte. coahiicl’ heed es eelicctors “a sed latgee than 40 Hele end ingites ents tat tne te OM” eee TAL \ meme | _ Saosin sod aan tir spocat sur ind @eappesced," (poe wns Blanation, (that, 16, those whollife does exist on other planets. /etablish the object's shape. | comb the swampy area near)| 4...» aac, | rete hg world |
| Spaur, an Ale Fotée guuner| Thitee ‘yubbish céliestors saidjed larger thanan airliner abd minutes and; In Mhiat Unie, the)! es ; Lo sei ets bcieenmniancein glee ommaainnR O° riusnth and digo this special sured deappemred oo"! ae theie mains, - ; a oy are edi"). bere nt “Agaie ner with te | “Throaghy thé glasses: it: ‘Ann Aebee’ hare tee ohiect Op a eo yo “A ve in , :
= during the Rordan War, said the they gaw the object hover overt aveled in a straight Ine. - Me object was reported seen by at): CRG Weg be ee vey whe” Jee Pousewtle was) | This represents quite a change|think they are “real”, bere ts) Again, persons with the mest)/ “Thtough the glasses: ‘gaia, | A00 Athor where the object was) | owing UFO TAP gq Mate dome ia Berkshire. i
| eeeaee sbhaet “ahot- 30 i 4gla Goal “along. the “BL. "Soneph aid Ht would: change altitude least six or-seven other depark) | 2 ee . 0 eee 2. ie Ve oye ae he Ee How do typleal Amerionny feelisiartied during “dhe night “re-|in public ‘atiitodes toward. the/how they desecite them: [education are. mut inclined” to | either round or oblong," he said. son Sunday night Pe ihe | aren says he sw something, like :
. see eee sop alos talouaph Peseia Tait ieee ett nye fanny ting” Hox eee ae Tile OT ee UPB VEEN snc nytnrenncerr? How nenyleenty: lenettntty “ef “ping sausese"| 1) Eoperteental prolooty Higent Mig-en Giner claneaee Tf) tink that what makes the]) Washtenaw | Counly Sheriff || 4° igigt@xo Ventura Conniy| CHS Pecenty, tno, 'm not the: |
I Prods fom 8 ie ae Franilis, said it. was). It was a funny thing” Has sylvania,” Wilson saids a oe ee he i : Neco People have een them? Are) “Ft wes. about thee tn othe wines & Gallup survey couduct) Ale fares tasty - aiiligent Mite" on other: planeta: / 4 ght on these things cliange || Douglas J. Harvey said deputies.) oie saw x glowing obieet|l oaly one. we 1
. te ed About two. foot Tale vec uke he A nel AE eM ee Rae ‘pith Span ia the ae. | eer Par ee CO lk A HS they ea or imaginary? De peerlaudleny awakened bp a very] PUMMmmeecmrememea THE SHEBOYGAN PRESS. Mandsy, Apel i ega (cS Is Foe TE ee ee ee cick ee See. [Wodnesday ight, shooting), The: two. humanctike. erew :
| he dn and ean eatnocsely [someting tke «hak in peared ta stop and wait.” —seription of the object and add-/Lge mh age et whe . Ace wei necaccnmnins ON Fg GU NL frome oe DeUevE tame Ss ie, oo We Ment light outtide, I got up > —C—CS Sheriff Aides —— 1,Bevtett std 1 tooked the. Van Horn wes ced by. fits | from persons. who thought they [eewmward over the Point MOSt yom ender oatform nnd beads, |
a ‘bright,”.. Spate.vadiogd to tielahape. Heeaid Ht bad a: brilliant! _ Wilson sald alone time Spain ed that it “had no wings.” a caecum! Hl GE, eee ee eee 4 a a 1 Mea! dean 280 Gallup Poll In-/Oh looted cut the wise, They a | e ai io table suber) pul toged’) ay the’ doriitery. ‘The heel had 9 spolted ihe dhiect again. we 6 Te hes iiahe of I Pas |) may not bate a space 4
tt (iene ne ee ee een ee ne een Oe : : ee ee ee A Mote ten 350 Gallup Poll te de area seemed Heap 8 er . 46 it Sane me eae 3 7 ibieet ‘ately: investigation: wher, |. A, BOOvHE Siuler of US 28 hese, :
—r—C jel leatdngelen heraitammiest ke Tame, My ee |e i aie ai \ Mi is \ ome taavlewers. have been cut dat ag phosphorous firey. Seowld | Chase. A UF QO; _ Portage: County Dopuly Shen | “epotied ee oe ney - e tnvertigatan begpe bie [ie Sty Ventures, sald. today) Paesiern Be sins ; i
- he intima etinenstantaidenmanntamrene coming 628 Oo S By (Oe 2 \ . tC Ea AN AG eee eee er ee vey (bear “strange sounds, like shel gu 6 [iff Date Spaur said he and hig | BO¥CE Fed, white, vat least 12 policemen and. 40. iat: she -gpotied the object LF But he hae ne better ex- :
— aa eT 5 ae we Sen Pate becnp (if mbm et Dd price rome of se ging cf bel, T inaw | Qe ee Pere Ce ltr, Wi, Nath” rere (MESS op and| 2'welrd lying joc pure for onss "ects “renene| Pmaban: Wie. te.
©. a NM sTerious Sk fw ecls Have Texans in Dither Tp pe Ne aaa Gaaeestgrier | every region of the ngtion. Tabu: ay several on people ere a .§ ners cicae, “chet then ve cae dghnied it BB seies ror |G0Wn, appeating to stop its by four sister ships, i from tee Angeles. | ite he ae hiner a on 4
i eo - : ee a So : . : mo : : ee eee © aor: Vea (a Se g e ant imei, bron of thelr” statements and niles ewes reported a po i want ‘to be again.” said a dem an hour cea Halt foam wear aseant- and sink again jos! when, the. swanip late Sutiday night-. | She sald that che hotlesd vb it vied png, eee ete coe :
| , {AP — ‘Rural residents told)peared. to be TE ee ue wk sei tenis Seek toe te ie teste at i di” Mat dicta |: |. Semmmngieantemancosmaen i Tinea per gent) ies gt least heart or/Co oe ee y ie gs Ghle inte Penuepivania, | Spaug sald he. clocked. ie" ak [beacon light, | them Michigan and other pagja 88 airplane in-adive at frst’) landed _ she . said sin 4
- Gb seeing a. cigursheped obinum. =. | DER OAn” and severe! miles west Of here, and tree pelts eat AE EL ee oo um Head something shout fying) pg Gy gas SE gE, | Hundreds of persons’ in both| speeds up to 103 vuiles per hour. | ty vertical. and horkzontal ‘of the nation: during the pagt [Mite Miller: said,.. “bat then) ote ainciaw, “aight bree: |
a rrr—“‘COéiCOCOCO et irwp trom tye. slg yee David Dance, 28, with Ra) tends tried fe punnus he jother men told. of watching) recounted, oc 1 et ee cnstummmmeicinammmonmeiustninann. siedrs, For something at a. CO oo ee Vatates reported steing the “bril.| From the ground Spear sald.it | movements were too fast for few weeks. a paw a sowisg tt fed SpaTRS yn nil, I don't think he was: a
= s > teeday, and-two men seid Wigis station ROBH in Mem ORett “cimeshaped and [minutes later ax son eee, Hatley and one Of his com) |) emuing) 0 _ ly. publicized. as these objecltg OT 29g 0 ot gga Nat and shiny’ object’ ‘warly|looked. like the head of a flashy any airplane, the girls said |) ‘The eyewitness senounig gp (begat lo shoot off. This Sisal | stretching the tuth He's « LE
a i = ©. eufappatent cause. "sees amest Lee, whose mt # ‘comme jelgar” plunger to earth, (therities, leaving two other) | seco [AGERE | [tcmcmmmmnmnnemmeie | coemt unlsual, However, St) ggg Police Chiet “Gerata Buchert|feet bi ne obs | W25 being called im came front) a man who said he and-his sigy |. At the same Gime, abot 291) he saw it, T believe. him. Th oF
Ey ei em’ Saas Caesarea ts ee aatiat qa lace ent'ne'wwes | ZraeORMMMO Tce Tariana a, se he bc re die ne a nde ttn lychee Task ip un ew wh apewet | Eats ee Meese
a r—“——“ ‘“ “RS another. Gnidentitic giwhich ioked “ : ra-| however, if: able Jen eheut 20 -emalllints and burned, Het) | © “it's flyingasucersighting time and Tm determinéd to #6 one! extraordinecily Ale misaid ant floating | Wlries Monday about the cbjeet/ ered above the ground Miah Atwin Cantos of Bal Gueelt C22 + ARES BBS e
r—“_OOOCOSS aulecr fa snd pebed Gor baietoet Tpvering kt the ais hah seed, Sree way Eauaioe on tne aibaden fey repored. “ | u * nermsnpennseic es eoscrnsoon openings _ Seroooanlly Wah. —.hm,rrr”r—“‘C<‘“‘“‘<‘<‘(‘(‘“‘“‘“‘CYSCZ pte ie at Bore pa ens . fi 38 angen ac en SED HORE An oo aug LOL NG BUOP OOD cn irate — ce — oe~.; : ..,_;:, > < •. . : .;..~1 arid Flyi J lievers Onta:rio China Ma!.! a Disc-Like Object Hovers,. Rises s.aucers oi,Jact! Fer Two Hours East of Kettle Point North lcmt1 .lb'tallt!il Among too nearly 300 dele gates WI!.$ & self0 professed ;,interplanetary tr a v ~ l , . . ,_..,,.A;,,;.,.,;c.,~-1'i,1"'"'' I ieSTON- HillAl.0, fA.l'l),\Y; StJI\'. n, ltH tjamed Stan!Jing Jfom,, an I A muticultf, even.featul'1ld Englishwoman who rtgalarlyiyoung man named Wesley issue! mimeoaraphed r~ports IBateman said he n'enr had on her cenveraations w i t hi met •,nacemen but that he ap,c:e tr11veleni. a mrm. who ·wes in· "constant. ~onununka.• l)tfered to lx)ok "gr o u p tion with them through tele· 1ight!ngs". of flying S&Ucar~ pa.thy" •nd offered a pro and a presidential candidate gram of instruction to other campaigning ,in the flyl11g de!ejjate11 who l!oUght aimilat ~aucet ticket CMtacts. Hie blonde wi!e, Jonell, attired in black Leo• nm SPAQ buffs, w h n tards, was k«,pt busy 1i1nini assembled !n a cavemous et1· up "students." tablishment called the B}a!~ '.~--·,·;-;"~~-.. ½~~~- ' ·~ ney Casile w~ren't mm:h im· l,,ere 1 ". no m,.stery as tG pre§ed with Thur•day'I! So• wheth~r the BI)IICe rnen are viet moon !ariding, put they !!tchi:~. U! - some ha~~ a~: were awed and confusad by . dy 1~•11tratt<?..our society, what they reported to be a gaid B«.~man. fhe myst_ery . . fl , are conung. I s lllfP tn!~reue m . y1ng . h;we.n?" . saucers. ·•· • · · - ~-. _ :, . --.-. ··>_:. +> , .. -._,,-_·~<-~.,::.;:;.··_ ,c:,:_::·:<~:,.·.:.~r.0 -~/., .:·'-':":,'•-:,~:•'••.... , ···-""!"'--:"'..-..../.....-;..-~~-. ''' ., i!loovei the noiile of tll:e ~or. Aerial PbtDDm.eoa (NICAP) !i.bOUt ~ 1ardl amn toa.,, » Upper Pu aaucer CollJllJ fr'OIII wimmatoo o.c. .• ~· pnibfl the uro s:lhtln11. 1 about 40ft . ravellin& It ll. • Dr. Georae White, ~ . tmillc spaed, hlalled· oft txi. Ill b,Jnlcs eipett, and Dr. , 'IDUth•wllMliY directioo. • Pe111:110 et :rort lM wm 1.1we I . ~- • vatt fbe ,eene of tt11 urlden ,~:! object Md then rePort baet • •tf tt1 NICAP, Allnoonctimall:t of •• the • bnpeoolng •tudf wa, mad6 . ·1t1tiao• rumard Hall, all!islallt direct Poaidon blah In \h1 fl~ of NICAP. . bf makfnt ntat rfllit tmldal d):,>3',;.,.~,¢i:' , Nlpd.r l'qll . it tt Wllre lllkig !tie 117 Iii alt board. . t • Jltde Befldl a•. ~--l't!lt »1t.·~ :reuk--. '"'3ect,, Wblc.h •.:!moat dl••PP-...il h'o$, JICWq llpl1t that 'lftlrd disk of li One d~legate, Marianne Flying Saw:er9i z ~ 3-6' • flf)ltowmr • a1111. of ~Jll'l't1·: of kit Wi1 ~fn Ill~ all Tb Francis, wam:ed that the!· l'l'o &I! Etiitel', SJ!.M. fl(ldJ. ~ h'I the 'tnid-lMIJft. •'Wi,'ve l'm.d nillhl m11ikls ~ d!PJ • ; Uil Y.-.r·thaJi lzt. 11:iiy 1•r line& !1l&htings c«lid mll'.k t}\e be·i Slr,--Ci!llllll!ll b1WU&! Thll ii • \lffl'J·fFlfJt tbe re • ginning of some "ominous i not a (IJ:ill! lf ,-au t,tport wbal 'WU TueidllJ' at &:SI) ; Jar, whea. ,n, hid nioo, than a tl:inlaa:ort:••· •Yll cb~gl'!s" for tl-ie eaitth'lf JX>P·l you in:t, ,our. ~~ wm be . & &~fsllnlan J« P:roj~ct lllll• Boolt, th• Air t· neua .. --. •• utat1on. But foe conve11tfon1 tn111ted n hallt1t:1n11;Mn. Y,~t :, hroe Pr"OllXlll .. t IIJ\ t11. i* iii ~ua.t, l'., 1 a ch al rm an Dr. F I'a n k i htin~•• CU!lltt{) ,o )ii!,p so!ve . .tt, ·ve rmi:Ntll# later :I pert, of tht- pheM1:t1e1&. • . 1. ' tile k .the menofr StrM!ges !lll;d the "intt'lr!ilan- l •~:ro11allilc•l. niy!t111·y . ,;inU b~ · ! _• • -~ -- •.•• _'- · •1 d.1,ci:,~nt.elJ <l,) . :. _ ·., -, n.. fdlce ,a, tt ·1 Wtt.n ~ ~r 81'11Miti . etary v1.s1tnrs'• would turn j i troutati:on b.r invMHiator• st came to re1t at· tbe {Of out to be •·angelic creatures,, 'l'lrbo at"& inrttuc • to syppre)~ thb·l,St foot km: R~l'.ld : whose miuion is to h e ! p !: th• ai,~ilentlcitY ot th:tlr inve/ltl- n waa avae at I: 11 a.in. • maokim!." j • tatiori. • ' ffp:,n8l'I NIil rest• l ~ n:ro l"rn.)ect re;e11crcn llai. nt• lllY the d$$1t II it. .tltu:ed , The de!~Qtes were gen• j be.ft apeJ:11tlv11 caolUuf\>u~,l:, •for · ViaM(Jll9 • and. .. llbtp!,od «ally well grootn&d, r,rtic:u• 1 mi,n ttiau 18 y91r1. The seope late mtn aud • ,~ornen w h o I and eit4>llt of tms proj!!tt 11 a could have bl~nd~<I into 1-nyf : . Mo'bo!S,y lrtlmlni wflff Ui!I obje<lta &rfl o:r 'lirhcN may Ot:ale from, but t~ l& llii luk ot th•~ c. ot<ot OQnt;-Qver!ly. Tti,, Am~•~ated 11'lyiDI' 81WOGI' Clubs t,/, A~i!,'iilla:, lPC,, •• 1• Ail.lnl {he "11&ueon•• cmm.e ftt1m outer 1p:a!ie. How \Jo they mow! Tba "~• paQPla'' hi.n tt:Jld tbien. ' . Not only lhll.t, l!ll(!'S .ct.:cirlu . G:tee11, wb11 hsaclll il!e <;lllli!omia. gn,up, •·~p,.r_., ptopl~ r,ve ....... wai....- • ........ ..,d:11,ee ._ t.w ·•••·•til&llunllt• • f•mwl ~ION i,,., -•i qf ._ ll.....t;t•·· · - . the laat etiM .a.Ollthi. 111ifll....BV@l diff>!i1111l . Sltilt.ill#f ot. J'lyiJ:C Sal>Cftff have been :reported la tile Nor\b Qli.,..l&lld prw. • • Hundred,: of alibt.tNn - have Aocktd iQ the &riiem:oe Lapn in tha Tull;t Illltrtct dwtn, tlla wt fff dilly• to vid mt ~ .which ~ ,-rtly bid* 1>7. l 4tflM #ma!), • COl\t&otel!II inf,:lrm.a.tl(ll.1 abeut life oa other PTA meetil'tJ. Many weJ<e Ii :. Pl•wita iUld aolutlt,1\11 to l1i&unxt0011i.•bl• pro Ir headl! of orgamzatfons whoso !I • lem, {;,"I ,,;;r p!&Mt." One l!JCCltlltlon all11redly member, spotted and photo•r·; t\0n telill$ed 1>)' . tl:l• u.s. Alt : mad• to Mr. o- ill !MO by &. Vial( trorn Al• ntasu::-J., ,,, ll!\1!,f'bY st:~.:r: RW1 tOi!' Prell• ~bj~1, ;;:~~=~~:~o ~~ • i:Wrc;tf!ip:b~:ti:;:le!CiJl,eo :lpu!= a write-In eandldate. {Ht eJinp.,IJn•d tain tetopathic communka• o.f ml'".t11kea 11i!lll\1tr~-.neh u th&-d9eided l'!Ot t& t'Ul'I,) •' wi h ,.,. t I the i-eport t.:, th!I newspaplll' tm The National JnTegtlglttiOM Committe• <'m ,ion t •pa-- ntye ers. l Fehr,;.111 ·:,, f, b:r Dr A!.l•n lJynet: Atrial l>J;etomcna {.KlCA1'), IL prl.v11.t• 'f~ ; "in Semb Of Fl:,iuf' Ssue..,.'' NEA~LY ALL agreed tba.t•i • • • • · . • MU'® Wfa.Dll&tlon 1n y.'U~ doe11n't What thev called the "flying p Hott"l!t, aincere 011:f~et• no bMtt 'Wit!! tll&t theory. "Wt • reject rt,PO?U o! . • ., ,. , l<>uioil :rapod UJ'O 11&11til)ls to :uobla beinp ilUldllll' on 8rih to 110ln all· wr 1,auce! n1ovemenl Wl!S _1,1••· i, ac~ei,tlld . authorlty. (Why con• Pl'O'\)ll!ln)a," ille)'II & ~MXll&n, • llo men from derg01ng llharp ~xp:1ns1on,,, tioue to 1l1p your own :faeilT) ll!l,n, Uil a 2ot .;f lmnk'!' KD.t neot1111arllv., 11&)'11 i: l'or. 11ever"1 yMTI! ' UILY •••• lltlTOft the easninitte6. It bellev.. . 1, Obllsr1alo11,aJ in• ,.,., n;11v , v.U,atio n •~IJld. ·rirov• tt~t OJ'Oa "are l'M.l I pl~ical objll<'.t• ' ' .• under' the eon mt I)! ll-rlrli . : l:Milnp." Al an e.ttertboutl!t, ~he 'llpoke■man . 1!1.Y1 : "There a:t1S a tnmmd0aa number ot ..-.,. ana hundreds of book, w .manii4Gs who Mve been •bl• to appoint them on sale at the convention. aemli ell:pa1·m in this tltJd baosuae tt'a l!o con• f111ed!' • ' !kl!lidy ,reallJ -• '1'he$e people ere cont On■ man who'■ not eoJJ!t1aed at a.Ilia Olatle• tee,or!entfld," explained Ga CQllil trQm. Somt ...., 'lllbat Ui• UFO w1111 or ,.I., lir&:11e7, pr-otwior el:ller:l1U1 <Jt physlca. i,,:m:! ma,then'lat!NI l.t Dtttiillt$, Oolh•r11 ill Ohio. 8a.)'I! ' man who setved M pri,sident : tio11s rep.)rt about an;r inform& ,. . ; . . .. . tjel Green, a serii:,us you ,and re.:mv«i..a 'balloo,n, 0Utet11,. me~ th• pn,fM11or: "TheH pbjec!.11 ue un_;ne11t111n- i'!. ,,_....,...,,.""ll'"'lll of the Amalgamated Flying , tion h'e l! lletkin&. ~ flrst:1!n;ie abl! from outer spa.eeY He. ~He b1i rM1~• i•---•- .. Saucer Clubs of America. lnr. ,m the tact that th<1 ob'lech1 ot-.en lnlerter• e·'lta7iclffl8a1~ •cri· • : W• don't need • to search for with locit! electrical c!rculU!, tnil.icat!ng to h!XII Wllaon early ioda, bu• aoUwtt.rt. durl111 Ule ptd - • F!yinll Saue11r&-We OI\ly need they ha1re "" meari1 of propuhion a:s$ocis.ted tt 41ttn't catch th1 enUre city y, aalmowled;&t • their 1>1·e..enca. l With fll&an.Uc t11!!lli1." . An Air Foree ,p~1mrm Actually we ue on oue •ot the Dl.ppj.nf . . . •t Vllndi:ntlert nld t.bt Ali' •ti:<an,ellt UFO'.s in flit! univ!a'tse. ''''l'lie""''• l'>h,tlllng To lt" Pottce ud .ne-,apl!J' Flying Obi•,t J'oroe'i "Preject Blue vt!tliatlna us cannot underdaM Ou.r "Ftiend;;'' who e~ now i11~ Sueh noU011.s are ~eottttd at by 11.slronomll:'S, 1wlielllloard.• •ere fltHMl-4 Book" office In Wll~D ho-Yer. "All Uda ii intagln&tlon outmde tile Jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii,.., wUh calls Ctlllriilmr $Ile Sighted in IIUnolt ,oi,t~ beiii11erant attitude toward waa 1n11ea13JMit11- • . l'flAlm o.f llCit'nce," 118.',j'I Do111"1d ;;, !lonsel, di o•Jecl ftl'kl•ll1 a,, a "llllff," thair con1cientioui e-!fort to eo11M An. oh11erver at Matber rector <:if Ule obaet'n.tory at Harvarl1, "I b.&·,re a •,reenllb llali;" • ''DH NORMAL, Hl.-l0111-Sev• 1 tJICt U$. • eftl &nMI ~•et with 11 Air Feirce BIS& Nill' Sacta· a:amioad· Ak Jl'rn,oe <:-~ea aml dlscovaroo ·tbs.t : ~r.31 pe,r1101UJ living' on the ; t lCllll ta1l anti i!1 ll1bt !lilt the mentot.heortad U1at tM ob UFOs all. h.~ve llin!ple ©CP1!tnat!OM in ter11111 • !lame block here said tbe'9' ; i Lan~s. Pe. CJ11n11!ron uat~: end... ject ma1 have been ras res· . d. w.JJ,lr;nown uatal'lll pht!DOJlltl'la, Tiler•'• not ; saw £in unidentified flying I i ' .. I ~UPJ)Qlle l •m tret !dlle left trom Ne u. 4 a,.. =• CllllM, but. trundt·edll, Some •n qUlt11 epec, : lt w~ fil'flt algbted about I 110m11 i:1110,r.ic trnm tne lada, a.m. 11.nd remained 111 view mtaalle flrtnp which r!!r \,i:on·ie1r •Ille ... lV• wltlli object 111st night. but tti&t Is n o t 11•htt te(lllarl tamll&r, i<\leh al! :refleetl<ms tram lee crylltalt or ! !lected llah\, b~t !Itani, ae&rcblighbt on. cloud!! -01' hll/l• J The object had four blink, ! th11 Chief C:,nl>t:&bl~ thillb. Ult enainMr, A •almUar ·nretiall waa Bel DaT!d. ~Jptaon, of ing lights, red, white, blue · tlym,r ■plder lhbe. But tt, l!OJll& people the eXIJ• : lliibted lbout ibe 811Dle BQllywoocl dlf\liOll; l!f.!d the "11110• ol. 1lylnt 11~1oe:re ill t. matter of r~iiou, mO\'iftS time trom Slcramenio and. object h.-. ~-et to ?Je and green, proce&ded north• -~ t&tt11Ltiel1in, '.' h'l 1&y1. · .baftboetia tu SM from v.ndertierlr Air Poree over Orif!ltb Park "lt wu a . J'lllt Mr. Men.eel N&dl 1n11re into the Afr Hstei'!y, hiwered ,wer a t " )l(llhtte . llfgllt. Bue, lt was report.ed. • ll'etn •lll«:$ltl, e1ori. 1"ort• -d&tl. tlw:i does the .\ir !'orce it•el!. 0£ grove of trees. th1cn returned . nim are· Officer11 nld 11ome midleots md not bt1nldDi," be tbe t,7118 Ul"O reporta made to ti!~ Air Fol-c• I Vudenbq reportietl. no «cuthwesterly. The object saw tbe llabts "trMltl flit, tliiell •l:aoa lk1, r.~ remain c!..itlt.d u •"UDidenti• I lauaehe, darm1 Ult was se1,n firat by tbs Merle sfow, the:n step.•~ 'l'!ley sot 00!!1 ~dill&' M. hellft Wbleh 'a.m. Tb.e MIJ' IOUct faat tml!!'I· tl1d,'' & Jpl>b11S1&D &a y1. 13:e dflfinn tb1• cate• I 4-18-66 Simpson family, then ethers. Pwdeu arq r.l!lideat report.. Inc: A lot ot .J)eOPlt!l-an! up They said lt wi~ flat and eil tb& enJIIID of pmwne a the t 4a.wr. eall:t l>e co:rrelated 1Yltb any kll.W'n objed; no:meaen • au 11114 ra4ar rory al11. eall'IJ.inl)C' •iahtillp whca$t partlnen~I 'Repori Tl&em ... For,et Ii- mtrbC MOOUJli for Ult .i,-. • I small. tight, appearfld bd mnvett i or pl1emmen~. j I HaH: Eoough CredlblUty Probliem. A.s Ii I,, --------------------•·•. : | v4 UFO SIGHTED .
ae. ang To te ce 1h hb wei * ei LEW ified flying objest i.
ee ae . SS gees a A & au 6 ate A : An uniden’ Sa night inp
oe oe Cg 2 Bee a. rae eo hR 3 it © cs a Lewisto: : . L
ss eres ee Le ee ae oor ee ee a i 1 i { : iL tw 2 oe | persons, waid Patricia a
ee 0 eewiany oes 1 ee he “ea ARF yi wy aan epaesene, ’ Lewiston police said spotted 7
: ee uamae | gam ye 6870 2. eee ie Oo) eS i. 25 aang Landry bout 9:27 gmt. a
ol Bo = LE ae gee ‘og 2 ee ae . 7. ee , & soap Siig Pervesiesé i the URO at a
fas te ee ey, hes |. of evr oS stern, Cotario’ Fo : A, |ebyme bey Nome ce. the ]
Ses ener tS 0| ADU pn ee 2 OP Westers LSE by bo i a and peve other [
oe ee eee Ug. 24170. ae cee AGES Landry wome the object whtett| a
ee ree eae ee “e oS 2 oi a ag 7 ee a “ Gh 29, 1966—36 P, : nersons spotted. ae bright blue LC
ee ey ae Se | a | <rcanenenmeencteta MARCH ie eee described shapes,
se RHINE ee s.r 5 Ho oo — oC ONTARIO, TUESBAY, , aud gray 3 oie. aval | ahem] ,
ange: a ee a Are oe oe 9 el Eri tr Ls ee LONDON, ONTARI 7 it was std and then 4
ee ere aa as — _ Ohice in. - ee _ (eo. Se St ; tt fer a few seconde “igh tate of a
eT PS Ce Je als io ee De a = R OF PUBLICATIO ON sion ac ee | Pee speed in an sete ae enial
= a. ee /2 8 ts \ vy 1¢ i LEO e . Usky N ear os el: lute be yew ¥ YEAR © a oe te. EY pase: egiag - ere . oe a cs .
———- art—s— oF 8 «©. sauce ie ee ov as a ae Oe ae ele ek Ve ad wu ee fo ee eaees: os Oe ee oe ee so Game pe . gees pee Ss ; eae | ay
= . 4 Vou nG Y ou J re ev o = a a Ae Tr PAsits Wichfe 6 the arive: So oe poo ee 8 ae ter ane? oe ee as SESS ane CS SS PEL Re ee oe SS VaR SS aa BES - ee en ine ghee . ok p re See. Sas ad aa ee eee es a
| v uld ¥ ou. Dt >a VP Th ou 8 ee CO had swirled inte & oo even ie ee oe ae Se EE gee eee | canes Joye a ee os of f£ . 2 @e : us ee So ee
8 ‘i : | = : : Teaving 1 eae ae . a ue cee ret fan eee Co cP ete a a hak wee “ qe 2 Rlying ie a Vy Le - : oe Eg és | - ; -E : L ya R ce | | - )
: : 2 | chi 2 . on sche ne ie seo th eres Perel so oe wg the house's. © ed fever nilloed honed sed ie WAS I One ROS ces op test net Report Co ie |. Vay oe ge a bee — es, [ee a eS .. = Ss — . fs : npr 2 reps a : ioe oe ee ao q
ee 2 THING 1 Be, a a a fold of the asuee re Se Vhomas | Seid she never sera) ST someborly PEMgadly a Sateer’ Report. A, eee | 6 ee A ees G ibeneila suas | es _ oe. eS “a 8 awe | ae : pesesesennie CG oS 8 :
oo — FF By FRAN * 1aN . iny head.’ Soenetig gos Laos 5. home, thing nasal 9 "polive -dispa eher said ae Sore off anil Priday. Pieces Se vealed he Piele fete ieee poeremes ee raeecnS ee ee Toe 2% & oe s Ls 5 ee ai. eee pope a @ S| aS = Per oS, fee ‘ . i Ss . . Be. — eg
es oe racon Mialt Writer pa eh OONPrAcTHE bat’ the ce Bek ixndin (and the polies EES ae wd (in ise Hf veway ee Boas sais one ee “ se fag a8 CINE AL Bote eos. > aie mares ae: Lo 2s “3 OS ee a ee massa woe as ; ’ ‘ " : 5 - ee ee 7 :
| = = = = ‘Tham ) ie = vide oa ae ees fo oo | Bpoewine veported’ | SEE oS oi CONOVER Pe oe ee | ee ee a - = ; 2 ny _ r— ]
ae q aS = = : Sue : BE — sacon ee a gat ip Va Bese Suiae a om oe _ By AUSTIN, station $0 the press ead: i: ee oo ee ee ee a Ee _— a ge : ‘ 76 fo ‘7 a .
Ls — | see : opie a vif he _— ee es oe ee 8 i - a J soeciire dena ee "ae [st TS SEE Te evialnn 16 oe uiey fe eee conga scenes comaracmmemar cia aunt i ™ ; : i¥ ss > —. " & mother and her s e— a :
o cS | sy pees “iid ati | Pe aturday, March 2g, _ | a ae _ Soidentities Bylag Vo | SUNSE ersone who he @ Deen co ig Weineday for) | ee aca eramcaa smn ee 6 3 ; : | : @ from . Thorndale, a m white ligh eo ——— -
oo S E = S ood oe se = ee ae Saturday; siamese aon oo as | [| oo Bae ee sob this willage. og aa “Several par eee be available: ae fe ee ee , Be. a ae aa 5) A . . binge came from .° eblidren saw a whit —_— a See ee Po
= : : si 3 truck - . oe a 7 |. 7 ee Bee betes , By aed es Fram outer: Ce WHE BiH Pha He eral ?-at the) pee ae ies. a. Gee: o oj i : a . Ontario igi . . tre the ehy, that eee oo. Loe a
ae = ee salle | Fo : 2 = oe 2. — Fe Boog. Diskeren, i Pala pets fram ouler space 9 Blvd." The “several” tobel foo ee Fe eonmws . : cel thea Ontario and Sarnia, “quite high in the sk LU
S eS sas res = ae im a : ee ee SS elgat ay a Nevin Sta tnd to fed out to | i. oo : ~ (e- = re eer - - oe Pg EE os is far mone advatio die cam Londen 2025 Ox“ to be pitting.” ee rFeportéd tha” :
8 ee 4 , heard, tie. Be [ ee —. oe ed Loe ee : Both 6. 8 is ABierviews a rie Flarmeny,: aaa cane id she YES : , wee se eg < pe oy et , the usual ng we have dn ne Mrs. W, Fielding, of se seamed | ‘ . of Kin- Y SEStHOE WOlman report c
oe | a ; | = ef ae | Bee ee 7 jihey were ae. Alleges road (1 uarters of Wark ee ft, whe said she bee : ak | P eel Qe Eb ee : ae gic eg carrying rae anything ye eivilina= ate. J ; Londés, eeporied -! EL Heynes, EOE “ever Hatton a
= oo : ; pec a oe - NN — oe UN @ ed pudiile.) . a) hendgum sy Estella Co Pring , predide ee a ae a i — 2 2e aw oe : Tae slowly fet planes ca “innhig Nglits ed by @ superior. civili feed SR By Landés, Mi. J. EL Hayne sound hovered ove .
oe 8 that made a humming the sone By oie 3 ise. hersel bad tot ber Ghat ab ga ae ee a 2 2 poi: Ie the velit sie, led by Estelle | ae se “bul also communi- i. oa © se ~ ae ee foes @ travelling f ted and. green rumen trolled by @ REN QOMERE pond Be Hight in the = Mrs. 4d "thers was ne object ‘Landon for more a
- = : = = : : = ae ca 2 : fs , 2 ee ood oe oo ae Tak rick far. |, three ee Sa - nily sighted fying Hig Saucers » the Minumians tn} ee a Dk ee PREG EE ee is home wert Pures oot ped and ving while vapor ton,” he told a peed : ing @ white ght . tore, sald “there 5 qo fer 36 Siderbad in-Loepds wuld it .
a a : ote, faa se . 8 8 oe oe oa Bete a Se | Mobis OI: 8) Soc (ated. wih me Paria: eS: : eerie eee ee The mysterio: vith Interrlttent and leaving vet ogee hte rey - Seng ae “headed. toward watched if for uid ‘an hours She se i
— . ae at é : = : 2 : ee : Lf e et \eetalt miles sie ft Helm bad sot only Se nage ae LP. Ces wket tee Woodstaci. bee ae pa of ° ve eee eco eiiee. . fealand =. orthouat ay, and we way. TE: we then hait high in the :
] : : ise See: ae ro on Gre ea Oe [ ee 2 pe witakndin el Delay. on": geome eam reting 40 thelt Ob: wr spokeaman ot ‘Botidge, | Mth Doaatd veh carta nde uibaligent conral> “he ‘tind of Fp Ina, eaten un ieee ie would din beeline pci white ;
: = a —s =e . oe eee 4 eo | ee : abe ved. ae . eee fonitentified | ooo, eds traeked bs Porce” Farmig, accu: ee © Force base in ced Maring officer. who 2 jewigy under: fed the alr forte. “2 Phomdal Tale” “ave sorted brig! ei ee Buy, BX ad to spread out,. a
.. —F Fa : “ed tis tauny wows 8 fer golivity. in Michigs or sho bis a oe oC oe We ae io 7 oon ent a eee eco 5 ; 5s = zs = 2 ‘.
a 4 Pare muse & S = : met = S OF oo 2 The bows poke Bor nant oser UU g bjech is mol de gheches cedar by a “08 jest onlght- eevers. | y aot Orange one Mich. saki one “Omid “the guietepaie- ae ihe Nas, adde the secrecy on sight. Floyd Baxter, at 7 nd elle 28 snoving-ever de alow baek, interm! oe
: 3 eu pen oe 5. The Michigan repos a Lh 0 fan obect age be : io ee oe — sofsler to tae objets sh | oe ae in Michigan ew sight. There’ was nother giving off yon faday,. but “could” thenry on beligif ot - amit- to-“end | omilicuiing the Floye en Orange” an iy te. . Sbwas movin pee then pull " aa :
ce SS 3 i : —F a a vs Eg Neges oe a aware, bo ‘the dees al es oo. ce O Yste /Specguse. they “are ee ee Uibabé of Dew aig) 4. Sarnia. And anoth as, lerlefly . eS eutigutions. Com: ee and. atop. mit Siieho have Boeing 0 or hy gawly t *° ie” ghe added, . ib ° a
= af 7 aia a ou ee ae Oe) Be a FO Ae hated We sistance al oS LD Sed bere Bey - seicandad te tate. by Wester. Sarnia. 3 apd blue’ finaly ot.say what it wad, theif Gena! Lnivestig henmiena, fngee % wihiedves’ who bas dight wioving very. sow! ee abe added, Wendy, 16 4 ty . @ abject consted :
— ae ae e oe . : Basa ae ie! Oe ee oe fey ie an soar ee me oS f lorem mniventitiod” aie ; Were reported by Weetéri ‘ved, white: am 2ne in Lom mi observers said tee on Avelal “Phenom at competent wi wo eee os oo igp etheast, He estimated | “ser. daughter,” Wend cob A star » like Sarna :
= = io = ri i po oe. = ode i See _ GBS Ee pee ob te a ee oe op erwne be ngs Were. dents, . 2 Phare wag _& Fed-one: i white Some obe gfor about tee d oh the TLS, Govenine eda goent CRONE i written the a ge kantee ™ Bbeags LOO feet Reacasie Tngersail Distr fet . iy -eky over :
a — ae a eee cree = ee mee oo oe oo S oo as Lo and ihe Mevarig — ss ee Po pene SE ee Gatatio vewd # Corps There id a puleating tinge lasted q wovted ‘called! sik. i (Qb whe seen he has write: tou bw. more than ike year-oll Ingers aise BETOSS alopped in the [
= aoe nay eee a Cal ee oF ee a se Ae Pe BE a — = We know Giese we from out) “A setlred UG. Marine Corps: Gon that had a puleati was sigh! Gther repack texday to: telesee “all: *G -Kéyhoe, who 1 ect to bs move thas go legiate Tneiliute student, ‘nit night and risined :
— ee — and t Saw object “that people: on @ driveway on the north ee Tae 20. 8 oe a oD eee e ie eS | . oR y Se = =< ne = Bes ae : 3 = = = = | :
oe ee . St saw. this {ising had eotse ee Sowers nae és eae Aa oe So ee. _ “Oe Bee ag a eee | > 2 Ke - = eas ae = i = oe = 7 Ee : = 2 a 7
oe = si wets = oot = — eo — oo ee es Ce 0 eee : Abe lepgth of 3 care top fe a et Spee, BNE: | ives sighters ( majors idenee! © thet he white Tight heaping : informe Bi eee 's, is director oO Biltesa atndtes | yg eid x Ginuslng: . than two how .
oe : a8 = ee ee aa = = ee a ee ee po Rabo at eee oe -— — Born ibe oher Bie’ sighters, | 2 sabstantial” evidenes devices “a bright wi aded to dull ved. to two hours. sightings, 0) ee of UFO's, is pinilitée. Bien 1 les nottheast ef Toe which Sept cane for mors. fhe: ob
oo — GG Lights and wae: a than a-ear cans syn tea eae Eg oe. — — 8 a. oS ce ee y fat baton ane cs 3 Tae 2 ‘a eae 2 = ~ = ae a = a | = = : Ss : =
ce ie motets a ae 2 — a i. | te Mee eae te on Me 7 iT fort uaa te spread - fo iey a a te a sper eee 2 af them w ‘Uke The Free an-hunting, two -are being observed inves jority of the Western 1 ae ag ‘wetting br “fh-vedie-ald “Grothe t @oas a wery L
— aS Were purple an OTL ee ‘Due out of edb hee a Have: 1 ee — SF Be oe — i. oe ey hee eet i ee i = HOU) Es: agains Ware euler, DOSS Meontroilad ee Oe ee fine ic throne ihe sly. wut Martian ne, dence Weare | lee Which Te ma, VEER A tg z ee ss ines ti et sn ae
a ores 2 =p ers bla sea — a — 8 ae — _ OE ohilnet Bay ga Abe lights as | a 2 he contagion of wat | : oe ae iiecte Hing ie Maou oF them were men in & chartered plane, 4 moe wort at divi : secasioantcns can cece BREEY, the sams, object bu bright str okeept :
2 S as Soy ag : ao : a 5 a a ae : se ie _ Tey described: th eek ead eae ae RE —— ec) owes dieation” - of the . cbjecty: ad and: some of thi dealt, of them in 1 tworHigh-flytng by zor . : eit teat ec ee 2 et, Ba that when: it be= bright ashes could be -
7 ae 3 ae alt — ,eo ee oe (Se tl Bees ie wee ee oe es ere ded the) (2 Sightings od fast night Gver rma y shoeestllt th md a but found only tw : ; _ siiiiaseaeeitaiies cunaemamnas Rec tj 4-19-6652 insisted: that id see a red | pad blue es .
Be SS eS an this. eee CLs ee on Soran tee is AA cee cote: z ae es oe SU ee Ses. a Sa: eae bake ee © ee Be a. Me a 4 widely reg eee oe ne oe ee Ue Star Sa yaa” oe CEOS epost Bare. ming epee eloag au ~ . eee ee _— = : — Teak eae i |
eee Se ao up is the sky. They aa Bo ge Scie Ahad just sb sey ps bal bul | sent eee oo . ee So sees ee 2 ees pot the oblect, sad ne. yellow. ae 4 =e Nee ieee ihe tine” of ihel 2 ee ere ee ing. feom os org egies ere poRl ag _ a a seat oe “ - ~ : “ek Mot pace tORe ‘game from it: : . geen, ieee wax =
a8 = @ ane ae — “| eS a 2. ee = oo ae of: and on, ob We -olijent 3 BS : : boise en at ene: Saurers on ee appa streted: beac of: Some. ae co * ee Sa ere SSAC A Sa wing stes ogo fo } Lee, Ee te era 2 ie. a oO L ming Se olce Ped " ,
= 4 ie see Ee =: . 2 : = 2 fh ee — — a a ight to the center of the ob ee So a8 ee cool Tess, <Tiying: Sai ' be eed tore, nortinvest on eee eee VOR ew om ad a 26, 16668 / ogee: ; has iograp bad ROE fasnes ‘Ts Dayus, Sarala pol ginning about 3
: : = a - =a : E Sa : 2 a a ee oS ALB yomuained glead: eee, ee ae eo ae ea fo “ais te. Bibs BEE Ses om cee Peng agen» st — to, Sack, March, ad * wi 4 Pp j t Ae me oe Las + Ip London, 2 me hate apal calis, be 4 first —
: - : Se — = me Saat : oe o Bo aoe ee nee —_ Be a aid. they’ whgerved. the FF. a fod cuieme pace and dar eee aes sai ieoranriaves , races ~ THE TELEGRAM, Toronto, Sat Much 251866 < chil “flving® iP 50" ‘Se HOOP, ¢ 972 Hatton Re., came brea 7:90 pm. The object was fi -
: — — started lendieg 2 in fie past Haye TRE boy -eatiin unites, and his story ae eo a ware ° ; Start photo by Hexdlt tote ¢ . fae ote sebuite, ie oS ae [ward universal | Es Ee a oe ae i = = ; : = : = = : re |
SS : Pe SRENE Shep —— did ee . > object. for “ab ee ee eee | oe a oe Marah ld ee gal ; ; a i a YuIE pene pom, 6 eM meeting He sight ween in tie north ghoul 70 .
: a 2 = oi ‘ti ot pa nas 209 a : aceeiaieiaiiee: Or a ee ge : : diame? <.- : L [whe it: mulidenty « ‘They sald | Oe ee Bow eee a PO Ogaid thal space fee te cieyiy yaeeeer Oe y Me oa : ‘ a a Raat ; red ang boys at B22 vegas ared te be ee a
- | te was lies tg at dup. Te be ee Gena a pe ess EE Mire, anise’ suid doiblay’ enalasned “flying: saucer nae : I lup at teoriti soon fos) ESTRLUE €, PRIS Je ee ee ee ma . oe ET Baetainlse, NE ge or ' wamp s " idestepped mention of thi Picture Censo PO rye riot maving southward dagen above’ the bored, at :
. a had. someshitig like a ie the ee ee about the oe Mrs, Thomas @ ‘wae oe - broken, sand switled,- oa a Sncction bat ae , fo ie mate men ose penple nthe Engi language pees of eee, ems / lec or G. tO, ; nek the 6 ; wo -eollegd| _ _ Aisaetated Press” 49-in the aky... - 15 tavele si clustered on. ste °
FF ; round, ust Ue the \ditile EIBITS bt-the Bay"s story. : a! i sheeting was : mo can 2 SECU it co TEE seecrpmniteict OO hee ie it Bettingly’’ wad thal bu erg: .s) §$ co Bee ee 8 - d. Allen Hes *, xt from two. cell egy INA, Obie, April. $ Hest at &:20 travel eagle & st ged dis. .
a — reusd aod rend. looked. Just Uke bul she did net doubt thoaght there ®@ Peinforcement x) ‘ ett a ¥, APRHe 4, wea || sight ef it aD Cees nee ee Faobis usltingly" wada Jia = a 4 ig scl pe Sa Sel EE : . LT) we BT oan yi repo: id they saw th RAVENNA; Obie, ser Hiatt | <q saw i fir: af ers to peli om =
oe “The second one down. and the other < but oh ‘sald he never os “gil Conerete reint HONTREAL STAB, MONDA’ pe apenas einen NeGe | ineagh #1 SOOECAHON WHS] 6 gs ¢. es Fee. Pw DETROYE — (UPY) ir Force adviser on _ o-eds who aaid they saw the) “We were clase, closer tha ling ak an enctmous vate Sort object, Opinions. .
2 | first one. Cie came do just: satcahd-:sfohiony: fag: Hke flying saucers t . ; . : THE MONTREA) BEAR —s . Srey Citicen New (| eke mek ie mem ihe planet ee , era ee ee ages D . Fores Slosed top Air . eg © » Be ait Swepy We int to be-again.” said ling at an ef @irectly south, cuss the objec vixied, — ES
oe Re ae gd a atten ote _. ASSO RBY ying: . — ane i . : ie alae deg. : is pe pac eeed whe peuple dm ee ee fo pet ee : . U8. Ate Fo . 5 climax ES closeup & ; : want to be-again, almost « shat people Yiow a
— eg dome up. The Ae WE saw them. —— er Me, 5 : My Burne ; ; SE SPACE PEOPLE @ (6146667 Lia . ee Dok ee | oO Os The an the case UFO sightings, window, 5 Lever wat heriff who chased snced | awooped back up whet bert Sewiington, of a
oe oe a oo spud, foo. sd id wake angone wy Starr , a : , Dy if s ae eee . THOS 3 stn aed eaen aS re ae Pe, EEE sialon © CE © ng. ak sawn. ‘ ‘eF 20 tae o dia LS books today ‘taideng. YY! of on-the-seane past their ee RE a deputy & ig object Thea 4 a never moved 1 Op Be ee partnent, q oe
. “E Was too scaged . are ° a . Lp Pee e-& j Phoenician ee ie coe eae aS ah » She parted with the: in ge : FP) ‘SOUCE io Maa Co f two “visiis"’ by Uniden’ three days a : sightings! unidentified flyiig obje northward and the Sarnia pallies de: FE hee. ES
— am ni! ere Ses ™ st P P Po ; we in ° Le gee. cers gic thet the Byiip saacer : = bos Oo , yi iS a ee, gees Goon cowith of two objects, 1's ver. tigation. by. telling ‘Other UFO | ‘ aa ie into Pennsylvania. ; hour,” dE saw itchut T den't t a
oe pC ean emo, - a. ere a He Ls F Shin . i ad TU) pte eave a gunn acer | = Ww en” sistas, Be tod ik fied flying obj paliiepinindia >in ile, were reported) from Ohio both for an “it was 8 | said “I saw i imi it's prow i:
i. — : . @ . ge HE rat : 6 ij ; ng Ship Flying § é u aS f ple travel ta gigenth gaad that! | o : gee se ‘Tuesday. He pitied hee i aS : ference if. ap. meanwhile, i sti Le af parsons in : Dayus aald ghts | neve anything 7 eS
— aie. a be ng @ - ed PE B i yu ot it Siete aie) lee ae much as 16 miles: feng a8 AO rector of Unit @ of ha thera who aaw y the obj traction} dt: swamp Bas. “Rews . conference Helv’? from a drive-in restaurant] - Hondreds ed sesing the Me. of red and blae Ligh to me.” insite kot B
| UFO Si 2 Lu re | ry oe ae ‘diem Boose’ ea Hamiten! | Sots ae . 8 ae 7 ae om gee: “These Reuse as. many Wer) 6 oe the direc tee cae Sauer er BUNS Renold Es is, 8 Cor rae g of the people peared very - sible. Moines; fromm sor glales report Sones? object mass &? and on, i, was to of 8B > object Beene ak “tO fas e
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oo _ os 7 : a : fee p ORty April 4-5. 18-year me from | : ; ¢ =e eS |. smaller Se near Bartle” . | Bowalgamsted 2 DOL C00 ean: i ‘i years # who’ witnested what they swakip g3) cepa @ ice offiewes in St. Louiss) ‘brill * aa There wi weerwe Rlightiy Like gx 6 oe
— | Dome Oe. an Airere Says weg eas a Of : fang ved burn on: eftglowing “flying ahip.” Siem 4s Can Att be expresced) ISR PRIDE fywoed File Clube of America | sighted ae jorge Ble and other ma-| Who. - wad a landing by a a mase this week at tom a truck driver 2) early ee. Chief Gerald Buchert rand." 3, Hen | natment qua Chistes 2 sim CS
: =a : aid . L 4 m= ma — Sent sa. te eee Ce ee “Conoven | [Theughes need aot ,itisny) ‘Mise Peli opm cigheng pos that the object sigited 1 of fying saucers. anil other 2 1 Chought dorrestrial lowing objects this week ; _ fom inlerstate highs Police Chief ight tiles (neighbor: Harold 7. i The sighting falle nay igh 4
i — Not a Star -- Ne a : : - | touching the “s i dainis two: ee — By AUSTIN: Conn ‘pg words. Fae Jnistance, nti for. ‘Miss: Pang tepatied sig - ou Minced ; Pert Dickinson ‘Pa wesce ty gpaoe digs soy & glowing, e2 tr adert am. Bf dais and Dexter in Michigan inter: fs depu of Mantua, about eight. mil , A nelg! ‘Kingsway Drive, | flay’ experience “Sanday Sear
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: meet | Aflad 3 - , 2 eae: 8 oe S|. Barthqeakes - : ean far thought Se a8 a receptive, | Bobtiel: Green, 3 fend 19) 0c prin, ; wiigh sbout astro Daes ar ¢ two pereons called tim | ie were right, - Willian: ense director, farmer th Upy wusewite at ©. : feont yard bat th ae ee bert aky.” By 0 pan. the | Jeet glow red, o than twe S
. - oe exer Fie : ee i“ — 2 te = ee a a GF Dying saucers, atin : of New lo ae and. § ee ee tel ag sade between 26° ang et oon ao be ee atin MOOR Ghee tame ane we pore cone lighty perts.1 ee ee ivil defense direc! an hie; fom a howe! a BSB. ‘him nek do yelee: ase ih: __ noe thera) higher end ter the oF of dae y IE ats ah a
- — = a = = : rs = ~— — : Z | eo Aro Peat, mem i —. oo Memat Investiganons. “ot yp inbimind tS ee ee adhlings singe 189: sears ee, to know that a ster de eee tel him about stra ote oe ee while We twa. dale civil “Sdissatistied” Ohio: ; igs? a news. -dold him nett peat Uk Slvject wag nigh: 3h stationsty “white, Sytis Sande «
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2 = = ae vane sa - : = f oe a! ee tga get aL a. oe n eaclusive’ interview, aE - Batemaa weal ele: oils we | afore he tive Kosbad ous en. a Mi Reynolds of 8b a OE ee ww Other | ist apy How. Wore the tag with , the. explan tigalod — man at Tor or, Maine, w “tare habia saucers: ‘position, : ee ‘ee
2 = = im sae : E st = i she ‘7 — oe i lie Fv [.. - | Wesley: 1, Bateman ats ‘ie cha the emsen foe many at he gen or, “They ave nothing ee) Gerad Soet nighk ce ND Jupiter. and the oth a [Sightings how. Ware te i” pause Hynek a ves! Bauion mint at Bangor, Maine, os Se gath <sistinieinisiits ee ae ie
E o — nee as use E ao = eae ae 0S 2 tet nb : eo | Prnkla. ave, wneh erica yal Saticor siphlinge taki) mata aifcial debusters,” he! (St gad last night dus talked planet J 8 from a heuse cn beter an “official explanation, SaaS 6 sighting. was. “tee took a polshot al hie objec ns oes 5% Peidny, Revi 6: 196 * a
| — et = z 3 eres ere Lee oo at 8 oe MIND. orator aa OG a Wamp lends “le be- AE nee aie fying te Ride Mr. Reynolde: said witnessed a Hg Se kiy Park i,” Re Tob an: gMings continued je of th “gtd because Hynek™ took a potsho nee " THE DENVER PO: Friday, Bor a 7 .
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a . ss called his parents ren ane senior. Were they radigie from 4hai area ust an qwiftly te thse whiek ab, heiwhlaors shared ee oe ae “fend 8 Destaing sound a id noi. be shalen!”) [sion Pee yma of ean) ee oS drat the fying sauser "tebe ball rd . Teen ay j OO _ ; $ sifting around a five. dey on top the light heed his fobisteps: 7 Be gg ent — witht en orange a8 tap, e.Up and own, bak did ons Ee
— — Blane, 18, a sitnide an See. seemed oie he said, seem fo HN a Btls reli: Both a been tenn me te upthe a 6 Had an sulteting: ‘be ie ae Wedacaday Eagernee.. ee Tes lay'VE |. becueted fe oC detail, “sulle seve?" that she y f ae i : Phe’ g was si like & man walking on to aise said they idedtoleave, “ORs turned and ‘end - the Actors, It did't mo ve ay said. a
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7 father said ‘be: vas nai “Every estlanste as ‘way doom as)" Be) nett ee Be Soiith sald. something dos that Pbarsday OA opr iter jeoren ee ag, kia by seid the ebsoels rande Oa) ring Ibis seme perlar He a. nnn tee Six picnicking 1 for an hour by as County, irs, Elmo Otig, 1999 ata the surrounding Bree, uzzing. All Around Seve gates jo: glirection, Hast etarted ont of the pur he mis,” Sevivtier gald 4 ‘niles a
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. through: the: te object would Was qu Paes They had an easy comparison. High a igman, Sir bn expla bison noise, nol gt gil. There “have. ‘bean & eo a oe pany a te | | = : 3 = =e oem te eet of = al ;
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— | Mme l tried tthe locked ny BR 8 ‘Son e'sketeh| They oy Were watching the ob-1 wight, Ee dhe seriousness of calling an ger et TOES sanieny sightings: ‘Them ao GC ©, January 1 | Pena 3 re a ees 2 : - :
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— a. Fora acancrcerer TERETE - oe 28, W988, 3 Roos | gs he pnp Y LIGHTED Ee Bey lpia Pht? Rie Boe. o. Brat ager! ing gauche ES i a 2 . Lights i 1 Sky : pate’ se Ee = : ae =: ie ss ideal : s a = : ; z z s : : 2 : !
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a . 5 ) ; . t's Burr s Ph | Police Follo N io ; wis e Ee 8 A new ae [ pelerences ta sig ipas fol shar) aS oo Seated nities. fc three eh ; began about eke saan LW owho “deseribed wi “ghicere, “Jasteas We.-BOl S ise, Ht seanied la bed) bw ped lights |. ~ quar fers “Bright to dim. At one ‘Blues cond - “it AEC shelter, ave off, two of the girls: ar % covered o
oo oo | EVA Y 3! elit ge UD pee Og i gig “O) LOW. vee fb eee en oe ew | oe pee De eertoqualies nd seid that Ge L.. oa 2 oa ‘back agaia last igh ; — eenagers, All ed’ by Macivor as being ee p6a) weird buzzing noise. | the youths sew “hwo olf the went , irom: brig { dow between: the a oes cis they’ drev 2 off, evel cirde of Hight = e
r : poem : 3 : Sue | : Mil 7 ta pecal um ae Y a eee ta BC. 2 . ‘Ha Wamque, accordiig 6 : ‘Wwaltantly. ‘were desertbed by hat they saw, ; : a As they reached the car, ater ~<abouk two feet . Habe: “te wise up and | oe ae gee ee ‘io bee “large, oF cana
o : : ma 3 E Sa 8 ik i s. | fe ty : : ; tm bec te nt ble ere te eee Gee [elites mea, went Awe... hesitantly, ind @ Hille shaken by what 1 shortly before 2 AOR wot. each dn diame! < Phere was a white Tigh Aree. Lee es than the ligh cc wee VEsIE a8 i bine... 2ppear peared SG d — following the car. a Mys, Jack A, Zolay, a
— os ris ‘ u we ST . : ce peak Pa oe wo 4 Ms POE fe ee ale aa Were ween if) SLEY'H, BATEMAN. pf Clie: Y Heard, 28 Dawson Ave, a. “old sober and. 2 | ued at Mactvor's office. 5 salle ails ~about' a fool. eae! e-éach other,” "There ¥ ies ee 2 area ailine other than: Oe iid waiched the b! e the-whole road the cat : ai :
— oo es SESE Fa Sorex Weller . | . AS = icer 85. sd iles cop Rpg “as VES66} : “London,” Apr, 7 titain | ithe sky iy |: the Alaskan avy okeerthen hikes, saucers “| : Hed Denis ad they) | JP ‘The ge GOP a Ree Ss EO) Lo, But each ground nies of the Peds: eee ne a to be Gr a fie’ mgs ey perched hop 1b ene’ for about 2 half eagite di. -. Mar Ey ; & setior at Kast, : : a ae -
. be . i, ; SHAS. AON. % gue : A ae ; Hong Kong, GO ali cop returned to. Britain -PoMore. reoently, the Al Te pe Coe ‘{Scoles Ave, report ‘eathrock: © ew oe first! Maclver said: “But each . in the center of the Peds. aviart, appeered to # Senay” theo “They p nis Cole aid on? for -ab ~ athe apposite. de 945 Feirfex Sty a : ned a3 Hight a
— [koe _AROARD THE BURNS CON : ‘es au : ae 6 - hing oe or ay “ren a Dyieg object | iquake of (36 was followed a a. Yl panked their ear on We few Ae. rial ghepticn! Wt first.” Maelvor sa ‘“d been ple in Whe lights, aboot 0 feet, “about 3 yards” fom 0 wand white lights oe : of the shelter ear ne there |. een said, “and came =
— . 2k. ao vie dike Kean pole. i _ coe about 10 slates iy Ge alr, “The Ping” hey Speculation about a aly) earthquake of | gitings of Hying A Secon i | parked andes to gelato view! <é real skeptical at first ie knew they eee The. lights, abe Ue-road. “about vie, perked tars of 4 shis gupeered in back: eseen inthe field. ; - bwo others. - d glowing,” she said, sied about a
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— 0 Meteor gel, eampal . fone opal. | eo beiltantty ed Shaped “something tke @ he Which: oflicinis have spaper , husband, ‘Tom,’ tala the hey | jebjects fh Spbin that eae) aan |e eee ae oe nicking-to tell them where they "he said, “bat T'm.ona- .. of . The two, thinking “4 dich and waited: 5 tae rection from fhe ies alter tbe. blues app oon appeared “oli fo the back ee * and a
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. . " cae WEP cal nowepa’ slat members| i ui ted here and 385 miles Ee epew ceneried watching . The of the World sith the top and then Swe (WETS Teg “Partunal. | pe dl abel tobe Hovering abo for: ° “don't lnow 4 fiae SO o. s. Russell Serivaee-of- BOUICUEDS red. minutes later, Seder ee yelurned: tod J thee Wines” with 8 OOgNE Fe absut a block: : : lef the park area, Bo
oo ¢@ Flares Ove -jand-six Burag 8 f ight that | Sigh at Betton Harbor, (1 “objet. over ay Newa of tha Wo lation of Sree ee inks § Rina esincer | ing saucers: in ec aflered ahis) | gecpe eke “Reynicks ee ap! | need they saw something.” and Nive, Ruasell Serivaw po Abont threes, min heard nothing. They eo these, SAeit of the others Bae about ontinaed, a _ As the car Scrivner seid. .
| — ee ‘say bvo. shots 9 ike an we ica acly yesterday, pe ete who sheerved | @ massive elien soturas | type shape, ee gk mee lela riper Sauber! 4 hf ny shigan. “‘rotceren sph Nhe He Uae 2 : Vinoed te} ivaet, sen-of Mr. aa Hi gh School, gave the cede They sew abi heare ee bik While the ‘toe had oko the: [aon te eesund, The beading stats visible but “Yeal the radio played normally mee : a
— Javthearne! .- joked sispictously Hke a wting | Mich... dierted by Fadia te -Tnotel to poliee, in theair.- about 7m — printed ‘le te baway ard. dlsapgca oo] lexplankdans ” am neh cont | In i bi Mos jphoter cae pede Alaw S WS a janlor at: Bae i Bag “lp doang bette UES 2 Ear UGY Be pig ee id Gal, while the two. on Hevered near the 5 : overtasl will no: stars etna | ae Spies Office walled the ae
. _ Northeast iMdenilfied Hylng abject ex far Filice ai é for an ob. [A poe ter ted Oh ity front base of ah obiect re ie (ior Apeople are ‘n0¢ som oan KOR ick, cup) 1 Pee if votigmed. with @ “n Hl 108 Jackson St, a junio ee 10-12 shelter, fin the shelter ‘sald that, w! like" sound on The night was. overcas wl Zuo - ae Shariff’. | + a serviee station and called the C
ee ee Se nan the lookout for - ody Freedom. Spaur FepOrred | on {ks tron tbace erat that I] plete! Ye corked sighting | «people ait lr uiielear tevte; | WE. Mieh CUPL) of PS bobbing. aid wea) U6 Jackson 8 Poss se eed Daniels Park, i a The four in the sh he. jfootstep-like’’ 80 gl The aig! a ene aE ; . outcalled : stopped at a service ae rs
Le 2 ee sop HE A Aline ‘Bante campaign eee be on ing thelr way fat yea whiely had-ais aa. H wenbling (a hotogeaphed trom 9" 2 alghi cdot | [ceed Qhot oft dive power of HILLEDALE, § cig director dish tings, bobbing. 2 a : ‘Following account ee re s drove to Dan hey parked tha 2 nee d heard the same they'd isa Sten ao’ CENA ere RORENETE Te ee ees sti neneeterccee cee the stopped al a went to Maclve: =
i oe ONE YORE. eu wale. ahont W riiles over Cena i }eet. Read “bright greular™ the object, protrusion an its, ‘mined “arnar Ps oman: pagan: | 2 ae fo ee sree ge pers hn vor die deste raat tae ehyil. defensy ieee ing,” neeording 40 Hiren. : bid "gee ae d five. Erleris Asie eran sin, They parke eed Ree One, they'd gpg ‘is gale. they? 1 OS pe eed ince ee oe SIA . Fhe you a then mee ;
= @ lng olct apparently @ mete-| WF the “bright elreu alike pretrasion of EENEIES SE A pean wien | thi _REMSPADECS | Jing-or the. ee as a Bout the) te pounty sday they) jing,” accor Wanague| - ".. Serivner and five fri , abot 6:39 pn. They line and... been Tet adele. hee of the girls aid they d iso 6a ete ee AeA . County sheriff's alfice, ae cL
— = ing olbject > apparent abe Kast) os ited aes fe Alwater, Ohie, to teond-like hovered ‘ehave thes a with a standard elie came ca oe OF ihe pew WHE gue earthquake ancy barrier md AT eqede said today Bentley © Spencer, War hel: gS of Liteon, al ck down 2 staal inclin RS - the rool again. a ee 30-66) 0°00 i. eee Soe geaateae eee anne ; 08 m : a
— oe a BEE awept ane fer dark las! ‘The object wat: first spo i abject a distance. of Bi | underside i whlch he and Bape po 1 Be i ie ain fa ordinary. ‘Pbstopraphers os eoude Wikdan=. “lchange it the eae by our mag. le tched ‘ay. seria Hovering ell deteiise Site Tne hoe : niles sou! nhast @ about a ely Block down goad °° sip sinr canoe peenccaett one ee anette ae G-66) _ — ee as ae. _ = . a : the impressive things <i : € ee
ete ol ay copilot Her Hates. He ye Efeetorn,. ephiser . Nett were taling “oP ane evar meee Feet Beet reports chins. thet |. (whieh J produced by tected, (wate a the light about € ptm. Doz i “car end walked about a “built ia the side of xh Se Montreal Gazet a ‘Cc oe an . Gg ¢ 18) office. said “one of the in seen the exact sam .
_ — oe ene Be SRS Sh € ; . et apt smilies... F Be iy WoL Neti Bese : eee fee: we . Olde: 2Gee Ayling o! o igizne: thet. sete Held and which is # ' ifying ober ee fallege; ioe Mee winged the equi 4 ‘gione at nelter bh ocintnammahr BS eects Cee er ao eee cae ae ge! or i es “age ae ae oe % if Maciver | Pog 3 clei ty have oe 6
ee hen, nee StAHORS and saw the object | wn bates Portage Counly, Ohio, SRIECT Watts “Lathe wortan: Mie Joes Hg Mi ed Sistes and new claus been | [netic hquales and muctane empy hollow near a calles lens of car their oceupants. hop.) up again te a TE ee oe ace WD al BS : ; Ete ‘ » all Sx dida re :
oe — o = calls to pallee, porting SYREY- | oe GEE thea Orlando. Sigal. 3 “Bheriti- Dele Spaur, an OBIECT W. cesaeoee shave dele as seid she way fying ed Thing _ that nae the | iby. -eurthgu : ~ llemmbees ‘Monday wight plese sight, 4 the “ableet,” BESS) gp, - ee we oe 16) se: fe, “ Pp ee eee : o & : .* +7 % : : glory’ Was sefime. ae kK up? he added. s
— BB news agencies ‘Pere about to added stayed with ws fie 1c pears aide gainer during “the ie. ea oe ee ne Ve Bniish “United Alrw Weatlice ot sighted oo Fen ineees ie the raxplosions. eacy barrier hast | Wiliam van Hora, 41. Au ing t6. are ths: sonervole voir and)" Ngee roa a BS a ee ree _ endl? 7 — — # thing at the same. af them are real shock up, "Bass said
. — thing from a ues feast @ niles, ‘then He A * 3] Rosean: War sad the “ohject Bie kines ine 1 ty Rast Ya got, | Tiger in Breet, Seuny aves Cane wiles of Barenins been seen | | ernie Peapenes maatal del ee unity civil _ Betene nareeciet anamities Tuesday) | Cateye a gnats April 2, 1000. ee ee en Se vie ] s eo # €™ cer | “And a couple cer at Lowry Air Fores the Ara, (s,
. crasy to “flying sane Federal peared. Uke Jie- pagina “about M0 te-8 feat jn diame. | Pateo han ke ohjett aol BT nape Arica County 1 1 past i@ imo m ie | ampere: (his Commute ee or iene pears, 8% bient| tear pogain yesterday morn : Soot ants = Saterday, Secon ee ar ee felaes @ 12) ‘i . gi ga ee a ; au é 1 operations offi : irently from, the Ara a
ee — ‘ smedy Ut Sute the the fat me mean eae can 4 a “When the : i Biaffords fled whet | again, y Jomger tool elopment and ee ! midentifiéd. obje: "night and: eres : ae Chresicie 8a Se ee ce, ol 2a = hee aiaade . a : ] . . Bie “d received a éall appa a
—. og “A Spokesman for Kennedy BY juice. 16s the first one ive | | ter eavelon at speeds from who sald “whe af es it ap dave ane when she spot Jane, Suthciittes Me ie Waemines | [v ith space people. There watched the unides for Unseen ipishations, mean . Daly, Clee, % “os aes | Cae ee ee Foy dactrater. ¢ ) < ’ oe ed lhe ly Friday he'd received < sightings, - a
oo — 4 Aviation Agency at fd if ap. Jn 23 years af flying: fal! io WO giles anchour" . if far shead. 9 re ee ‘thought war another gi fully... askance ‘a ets, and the | [Hon w any Space people , {. through bingoulars Pana ciplanations 2 “air nam Barensioa Se Se Be frycte look for. axtras gop a a te oe Buchert said i look lshoe County sheriff, reporting the an . son of Mr. a
oe . Airport sa : : the sighting ia) gereeenteeae neil to stip and wait, Sone fetlines, : _, Slaiing xepe has! lare. so mg EWE) lowe pearee oo. ime lacking. . ‘The 5 see Cece: Se ee oe Seng es foc] Beceesaty “to. loos for said Ac- j P) We Bue togeth County: ee Michael Simington. fonior at U
— peared the sige nto north, Tice Na shee Suan ent Lad sere cen alti [| Den Re calls fren ae cans Pe plored nee Messy Beratoge of pletures [io tell yur how stony nasl | ak asthe snes ‘ponter al ete Gimined te eke the) nico Deremner ee Rep Ort | wos ceatats, Guided by restrial Vladimir etalk gre lose, slater an Tver “tes ttle ausccrs oa inert mies aahene t qucine Te, @ junior at L
— | Taaving from sal te ne d inl Peed Highteay Pateol. bel. is bright befate in mp life,” Roving" The ° ut-ard Nel? | Semera and fo Rover foe three Gh Warmninstes "eS Shing, fo h ef our knowledge. has vist a’ lerge gum weird) Jae possible siz Jupiter, : ; Bees. &.. TS mi Soviet selenticts, 1 helleye it ishudemician: vdlo engineer. ve close, ¢ 4 gaid a depu- er? Deputy Sher~ 4 Mrs. James E. Strain ter_of Mr. and Mrs, Ne “e: a
eG — believed to have landed Ini ae mplt and at this bright before Ogee | ertbser, said“ Spage- wah LST pee ailiner,” bat” of Waris ‘Mac om tliese people; | [right ted gesing weird “Venus and : oe © By | oe a a gkepliciem, believe it 58, a -veleran va “s Hee! ato, sal County fast: Palty Retherford, daugh ‘ =. High School, P
i — was believed oa [went to “the “cooks Reece og ie | ffieee | were questionnd by ap “sir peonadiy wound oer Sneminie jeame to us fom ties ea the Hses PEDE ing objects aj"! planets : Aree "ia 2 oF , Westetn gkentiel er-civiligation| 58, ay Russians say W's tt want to be again,’ eden wi-. Portage aid he and his Bast; Patty Reth , & junior at Mapleton, Hurley, .
| Long Island Soutd. . Bid ielsepved the abject and wen Rares! In--Beuton Harber, flree Bs ® colone?” in’ Freedom, lf an aaa ae oF i aan and we have Lule reales or berenmar inne Bonday’ i S| nantes oe oS 7 > 2 a i possible that.a es trying fol The cm gtarted investigating’ ty sheriff who clas from if Dale Spaur ‘Bett, “were od 42 Harrison St, a Mb and Mrs. Lloyd: Hurley, ce
- a 4 THE SPOKESMAN . ssid relia tell Gav, En ee "iy pabhiah ish collectors watch | However AB. Fores : ee | en ae ehought pee ie Soret doen a nen and: at I ; P FIRE. t eo. me. of Saucer $ Ls jjexists io space a eee earthoién started be (Bisier fed fying ebject fr tuer, W. 2%, Nett, ste CTiord, 7 urley, daughter of Mr. 1 aghebeuf High School.
oe | eee afrpart _ MES TMBRUS G08) NRO VEE BBE : oa ete ee . 7 ; bees ; sight a: BOS Dee 8 , , ; Se See Sad os a : oe © ‘there may: 6 enti ‘i e partner, vee ingenaraie nd Kaye Hurley, i at M: W te Bee cae one po
ee | tower at Mii sapien ‘Gash looked out the winsoe REWSIROR) Lad ying abject vee | sarlers al Greater Pi Bishi ; te PRB minds develop, we’ wich then) Eee uo ine petsone sald they, BALL 6 : el ; Ss ¢ ear al ers tirtstm sal] males contact with 2 . al whether ik spree. Three M4 Pennsylvania, * to the object : i Blvd. a junior ¢ ‘peported fa’ fhe state, a
ee ’ eet dk apwathe ak ‘ quarters af Gi ae ae Te ee Better with therm eee ato : "ghaflar ” oblect, a ool pe ee Carlgtmas| | make conta : wie refusal; Whe tiots IA space. | (he date Sons tn hoth clogs ; 86 miles for Montview atte reported a
a ye poriéd séeing “the teame back an suf there.” i Sght go: bright “pou es jah Airport sald it had ito Poo. ar ae On communicate bat Be prebert eched sini shine. HOLLYWOo ‘ ivi gl eae th of Spokane at (UNS || - Bananse ar Mages io. (Civilization aa Group of Sovietl umidreds of persons. i # and chased tt AEE} ther UFO sightings were rep: : i a
. GG actons he heavens wast “there's a UFO jak meribers; Be steadht af it idk was } port on the GRO. Benes 2 Se eee Sy a Language jg pet the problem.” warded by four ange mies UN oe l “eee. in Other sec-(aouth of Ho subsequent sight Ol. ndoa hope, a few cout iq] Tiotthe age Rested a world: Hundreds Kted shelng the car and @ half, from near” ‘Pro of ther in Denver, satrolinan Rarneat- —
— — 4 He said a report airport,| Newsmen and stadt of the ids ‘ankiin Said: J a Ls. : ep ee 2 fot oi a : Sree ; nS - pone : [end tn 4 swamp about ARS le gaye SALICER® : Recent sightings in 6 stime:/time, bul peported by the UF! || { abandon be started in wor! astronomers sugteste - Stites Fepor: * object an hour ay, Pa, REET Delta and the othe er D.C Morgan, par rounan sendent ae
oo oo : ) aes . window Joseph : EN diliauber rie. eS _% ' : A PORTE airy bere near a LIKE ; i : country have sti y-lhave been reported mie in this) versy may 2, ‘euearth. progtata. bowen atin. shiny avenna to Conway, a tind Nella Police Chier DB. C. 5 ta Independent -
a = : = e z ss : ik T? SIX. . . oe vey ay - & At northeast. of | | ROLLY Woon The i Hong of the ‘unidentified fy. ive | wince that tee in, this) momy circles, eg cclwide Fesparch. progr chev, 34.) Orilliant and. abi . Havens to Conwa Delta Police ‘Prather of the Del > and: i
— where aincra ping. high |plane and spotted wha! af Nontey, Hor 28,1988 gee ame = eee siedick Nat \ a er . FO Arbor, Mich, nisditien “tyme © abieet, | lated lnvereet in | “Bpekahe area! batts: jjasire feth experts seotfed a Last. April, Kardas dicdele. rly Guinday mort id Bucert Pittsburgh. clocked tt at | rkley and reporter Don P “gtowitig, green in color be: a
oe . seeing the object sweeping big 16 be two the plane was tear news oF pee ON tiga EET at ae AS \ %) oht U 4 % ; | unidentified y Sin Fotiiade Vale | ing objects in. on reported Seen] area. Blue Siroak Sten |. | Western hon a young Russian! 4 His. denvitive aeiatellar Bolles Chiel Gerald. Buy as Spaur said he elec nous, Markley abject which was “ for almost two hours be- ae
ae — — = 2 theough the air, ati light, At the time from — F B Z 3 a Six ao Parr eeee oT a : a 1S " . ‘Realtor Spots f | epeteett ie. wight, tie wes | | but none tas been re Deemeber, | Ng ake bhibet was deen) year age Ww Nikelal Rardashes, to OT A403, a: quasin dis tua, “about eight’ mil up 40.103 miles per tt [watched aa ¢ The men observed it for. Ses . ae
oe — 4 ” One pilot sald von at Thejon a northwest ; SAUCER ee ee ee oo oa. , ae ; . ~: Five Pierre | Py 22-66 | ley Monday night, - : in this locality ince d today by! she sald the eb) Blue, “which/) astronomer, } trange: sig-|scope to-CE, ¢e originally f Mantua, mina, a&id he took speads up te ‘ound Spaur said very. bright." The men ising stfalght up. : enti a
~~ 2 ; ya. Tae On Hehaseee, ON acer ae peeeug | AN SO aes ey enn (AP) — = : (Spe is euin | =: : si a = : = 2 = : s - |
. = 2S ae 7 z TOWN: S rf bela . | os se. A Be oye STEER venoried they view: Saucer. ere Belts woth ns) That was reper rey Route 3, aga stregl veh actor the #BF (med. and steculated) radio by the Moant hort f the object from his 4 like the head of a fore It disappeared b Dalz, 18,’ University of T N. ¥, f
ae 4 FAA said a vag fy was the) pg, were olf to the i regina NS SEE 5 wy 3 oe : Ss a a oe eee er en ig St | . Oblect | as told abe: Cithnen | Mrs. Jack A. Cary cane anit of dashed airalais xcroas Moun) nals front apace ome from aleovered Observatory in PASE sy isture a the Air Pores iooke 40 feat wide and 18) “In Denver, Terty - " Sullivan: of ME Vernon, N. te e
oe oe nétal, but apy y ting Intel socneast of the: and ane : TO wae Meee eile Upiue of ; oN eee ger wad skies over the Capital Flying i | | Belt pe geion be gbject Do. eestor of the Spokey Saneer! in the viehalty. af the city. Mys.|) they might have © " Paonia. ae front yard but lease ik, light, about 40 feat wie said he and Dennis “appeared “garbage an, BS ae
i | rout of the vhdect Eesins fs dneared te. be tre slong. af : EWHON, WC. Match UPD siowit , Chto 7 Bae Mage — a about iidaight Houredsy. Cal Fo Bex of Marla _ Bees BS pies Mets ‘Arca the Amalzamated Ply ane a tein, southeast # could not-have|) manmade radio mee. megazine dena, Ca’ tivt eaid the Samals ag him not to Felense it, feet high. ofthe ob. dent, ‘about seven UFOs which’ app Bree Tee Be a
— Fe the earth's lever atmgphe Ale Gene thé. same wpe » The pi h poe. eae 8 parts af ed without acsound | ee ——- bia Shae aaa ; i Aer said thay caught sight of teent, Bridgeton reels, pepe 1 ee atid “] Seber car ear | : Cinhs of Anmterioa. vil there ig (Campbell said decr or siinilar'| A popular science Soviet] ‘The selpati Ferree OOO eee nnemsamnmnaneonnaniiieli —- Spaur said the lines "Same. Sighted ‘shou ; oO 4 inte the clouds a
a oe 4 A man for ays the plane was Gylig xt! jot atveas ‘eda ahd expense po Re er we on ft Light tn the -aky wi iene Bridgeton. police “Moncey -[ bile aleting nn CO ee Campbell said there iibeat a ialliny mete: i. wad 8 Ned eight leading he picked tp —o oe very distinel, “Some isle,” . bjects disappeared Be 2
— : rushed : mie ae en one : i Be ase PES Abels , Wine to be Be sauckrlike fiving her home Teoked fike a big | Bes, ‘pemional cabvention | as Hs movement wag) then po! fe what they : ey than pr — 4 ject ware ev it)? he fudetts said the objects dis a Oe: . a
— 4 Force at Biewart RA. con. about €.000- fest and. ab al a aver Paldese, . the town dike « whe : ae ee teed HERES ee wen ae appeared for a constella. that he saw e ever Glave) | Slee watt Bo scape wie going to be « regions! bs in Spo ohject, . as ‘ther tad vertical, |, clentists to Had ow times stronger emissions. oo oe, oo era vary = | | |
oo Fe Base, Newburgh; a meteanibe vallee an hour, Ever Sag thoend ' The explosion ht up Be Eby dud ots i ae uae ig os Me -feerig the Big Dipper con awit. object in oF ee Ball a Bee “aed eppene € i” Ri of the Dike saucer ehibs and a) horitontal x mated Fiplag Sau. think ; 7 ezhi"| earthbound radiy mimber Of oe >. body art nt just Hang ter shout 16 minutes, . roiniintitte a
iS — firmed that 1 wae ing IE ise plane wateh “the iy bel: pak sin dx towns J hire. cotinties ae ee eau. 6 ae oe . a Sion. “Then the ha eation. | Pond nie of kk Oifcer Russell | “be ober ths Sunset thwesterty | kane Ja early ile sail rity. ent The Amalgamated Flying BOn-|/ Friday, ‘“Yechnika Molo ed] “(Phere sre a. not soutre- oo. oo es said. San maneuver,” : . : j ——
. breaking up and. bard Oh \xoverdl wiinutes and B ‘ward | i} Bofite officers :is was moving ArOm. #88 to depart fa. ee Ve te a hy bea southerly was moving _ott, fel puiting a sien ia “Vaniveled das soared | jective Hy 2 Seattle authority. isjcer Clubs of Am: conducting) ¥: “Teokniques) report ements which do ¥ ete around. Tt can | — |
re oo : a . i sowethe Hebt. (1 he Newton police dey 2 ra, eee ee i eo kien ts ES “the Lighted ebfiee tel, Garcis he waa “when the Meseton awk diewppear s ; jecture By. odiging objects grgsnization . 20 intoi| (Young ered to rule) chem * thet there So - ——rsrt—“___ : — J
— | out, we es dered the pilot to tint ther saw ivin Barlowe of the N ced Uke w “Dike ihe 1 en eee eae ee eae cake dia oe ee ‘ r Oebiting gat 8 phuperty wi . J pestitieetion Valley, : unidentified fly ‘esl “unit profit. org: veealigation in | ome is preper dict the theory ” id, re SEN eS oo oo ee
a. 4 MAN, 8:1) der : — \ Ss, Oifieee Melvin Be it Tonka ke Xe | fe ee ee ee pe. toe fast 26 be an obi S00 from ofa suddeniy eat}. Bae Fernemio. Val : . Be. the lees hoand inv : in-|/ that no. on — e ivilization,”” he sa DES — 2.
oo — ae BE, ASHES: ae sald bel the-object. cous te. kp. L seeite er Cate wha Ooty said ft the edyes.” He said a eas oe eohe ee os 2 . , the obpervert sak Th tes yada. oF He car ae) | ever Bee Fer gd abe fest | schéduled:. Sle Pe researds “at of flying sateers, i i the paseihility. : Bt ishenather civilize i _— ee : ee | . oo
ne oe 8 exwminer for ihe FAA at Hei At that polit tae, ate me . i bat ot te awe Gre arcing ol ae ee Be pe ae a 9 Sad etait about “five foes — yue and he iookea = oe ae ae Mis. “Roth plate Wik on Q ApH Bo or ees she Wasithe subjec' el anal commu out mipletely that online " . os ee oe _ a oo
= dhongh = a eee : ie) = cei z woud te Gis ua a. ee aS HS, ea > te move thesis ore of then a dirty-gray object atop ARR) ob aout. 4 cracking, She. de i “Mrs. Caniph ‘Spokane ‘persons terplane nd relaied aubjects. whe , citi CS 2 SD ee . eee.
— | hottie Glen Cove, 2 bout 1.000 peared as witched’ off. Every-| | 2 Rartowe.etimates spead, a here ben ead oe Be IE ais gs ” 3B degrees, they uaid, an at twa ming ith the ay. no ia bell of flame as) among several ‘w flying object lication ARS eae — — a — oo oo. oe
a — 4 the object Jenvellng “ste te @0 had “heen SOtenaE wast sight : i] could not pesos “ariything a Bere Hike that (°- Po Se oe oe the Heht blinked. bak appeared other blending dine and. the otk . very beight™ and sald He sp | who Saw “such a diving “objects pet : —— —rr— — oo
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Ny oe peasant So Ne eresee ONE Wine: SaucER” NEWS WRF FLYING SAUCER NEWS IN BRIEF | Gf a ehebbethering. Society and it a work. Yorturther miermi-” "| (Pvige Includes [S¢ mailing charge: Callforala | Saucers. Brochures are l¢ each (this just about pays | JULY 8,9,10: AFSCA's 3rd National Convention, | ation call 465-9652, or write to.the above address. [residents aleo add 4% sales tax.) oe ; the postage to mail them to you). Saucer post cards a Centennial Coliseum, Reno, Nev. (See details on back) | .__ DELLA LARSON, who for over adecade was the | ~—=s«i1.. COUNCIL OF SEVEN LIGHTS by George Van | are 50 for $1.00. oo Hon. Lectures, exhibits and New Age topics. Ad- | Area, passed away on October 25, 1965. She was” | Bryant Reeve -— $6.15. == ws welf-addressed envelope. No replies can otherwise | lovely scenic country at a beautiful, modern motor- | defunct "Saucers! magazine, and author of "Flying ==-——«7..: FLYINGSAUCERS - SERIOUS BUSINESS by = =| © SAUCER NEWS CLIPPINGS: Your response has ee Quimby Center; P.O. Box 453; Alamogordo, N. M. new role. He is now editor-publisher of "Real! mag- .—=—s«8..« INCIDENT AT EXETER by John G, Fuller -$6.10. | from you helpful people that we simply hadn't enough AUGUST 19,20,21: SPACE RESEARCH, Inc.'s | azine which may be found on tie newstands for 50¢. = ~—=s«9.. THE HOLLOW EARTH by Dr. Raymond Bernard, | 8pace to print all your individual names and cities. — YMCA in Spokane, Washington. Scenic location near the Flying Saucer subject and will be well worth your ==———<isé“‘<‘«é&@PAASST «CONVENTIONS & SAUCER ACTIVITIES: | And please do keep 'em coming! (One reminder: oe the Spokane River. Indoor and outdoor convention | investigation. | FEBRUARY S,6, 1966: Dr. Frank E. Stranges’ 4th | Please DON'T write on or near the clippings.) oo activities. For information, write to: Space . _ WILBUR MILLER, one of the early ressarchers Annual UFO Space and Science Convention was held at . WEDDING BELLS rang on Saturday, June 4, 1966 | Research Inc., No. 6815 Julia, Spokane, Wash. | inthe Flying Saucer Movement, passed awayon . =——_—stthe Blarney Castle Inn Annex in Los Angeles. | for contactee Elary J. Willsie and Sophia Martinez oe OCTOBER 22,23: GEORGE VAN TASSEL'S 13th | Match 5, 1966. He was known for his fine channel © =«=——”—S« JUNE 4.5.6, 1966: Dr. Daniel W. Fry's Man in | Olivares of Mexico City. The ceremony took place | Annual Spacecraft Convention at Giant Rock, Calif. in | contacts with several Space Beings, including Monka Space Symposium took place at Dunsmuir, near Mt. at Los Angeles, California. Among those present | a the desert 17 miles north of Yucca Valley. Bring | of Mars. He also was the co-author — with his wife, © =~ Shasta in Northern California. were Sophia's parents and her younger sister, all of | 2 your own camping equipment and enjoy the outing. | Evelyn — of the book "We of the New Dimension." JUNE 25, 26,27, 1966: Buck Nelson's 10th Annual | Mexico City; Mrs. Maud Willsie, mother of the | | LIFORNIA SPACHOR et wal NORTHERN | Although he was a native of Missourihe had, in ===‘ Spacecraft Convention was held at Buck's Mountain | groom} and your editor, who was also official photog- | | CALIFORNIA SPACECRAFT CONVENTION, Clare- | recent years, been a resident of Los Angeles andof = *—s—=*«<U de Ranch; Route 1, Box 236; Mountain View, Mo. rapher for the occasion. Mr. and Mra. Willsie will | -_-_— gut Hotel, Berkeley, Calif. Info: Angela Kilsby; | Morongo Valley, Calif. (Good journey, Will!) | =~ ~=———=—™”-s«sBACK ISSUES of UFO INTERNATIONAL are now | live in Los Angeles. Congratulations and best wishes, | eT Saucers International", which we feel to be a more | towns of Bishop and Lone Pine had partial blackouts es | OUT OF PRINT: 1. FLYINGSAUCERS: TOP | lectures on his amazing experiences with Flying = =f Fade tified Fixing Duroc ne Saucers are no longer | during an evening channel (teltpathic) session. she was ' © SECRET GY Major Donald E. Keyhoe is now out of | Saucers while on active duty inthe service. He has | / ~~ _ _ Snidentified Flying Objects as far as we are concern- | having withthe Space Brothers. The lights inInde- —-print, altheligh Tie Tisted Trout new brochure. | been speaking to capacity crowds wherever he goes. a ed. Flying Saucers have become a serious issue | Pendence went out completely for several minutes by = (Some saucer books have occassionally gone out of | | On Thursday, June 23, 1966, the personable Mr. I with thinking people all over the world. We believe | a gradual fade-out, and then came on again in the __- print without notice.) | Noel spoke to a standing-room only crowd at the | oo] that most of the objects which have been sighted have | same manner, During this time, the Space Being 2. BACK ISSUES #6 and 11 are now out of print. We | Aeronautical Sciences Building on Beverly. Bivd. in. I ee been of extraterrestrial origin, controlled by intelli- speaking through Hope sat to these teeeeete Be not ~_—_—atill have only a few copies left of #9 which we have | West Los Angeles. We hear that he is booked to .. ' a 1 gent beings who, “in form, are “yer ¥ much like us aoe | afraid. ; ‘We are : guar dians of the ‘vace. Protection . oS priced at $1 ,00 each in an effort to preserve thera for i os peak at 57 colle ges across the nation! Recently Ae. | — Therefore, we hope you will understand our reasons | will be givento those inthe area.” =ss—“<‘i;S*”*™ #éCe rious researchers and collectors. Please do not. | appeared on the Louis Lomax TV Show, and has been I | enjoy reading our publication under its new banner. | the Joe Pyne TV Show, April 30, 1966. Hal passed «© ~——s do not. advertise. we |. Mexico City, where he has been invited by an official oo Biosophical Society of Santa Caterina, Brazil, passed | himself with dignity and fortitude, which isn't always of the better known books in the saucer field, which | some interesting experiences by a local contactee | away on Sept. 10, 1965. He was the author of 'The | easy on the Joe Pyne Show. During the test, Hal _ we must now order from Engiand: 1. THESKY | there, and we look forward to hearing his report on =f Gg Hollow Earth" and several other books concerned | stated that he had taken a saucer ride to visit the _ PEOPLE by Brinsley le Poer Trench, was $4.65. ||_s~his return! Good work, Mel, and good luck! | | MARIA ELLIOTT, contactee, psychic and | M,1,N.D, stands for Mental Investigations of |. George Hunt Williamson, was $4.15. It is now $5.10, | Calif., who spent two hours aboard a space craft, — ennnnncih | founder of Maria Creative Womanhood Foundation, | New Dimensions, an organization recently formed by postpaid. California residents please add 47 tax. so |sowas receétitly trios Angetes- wher Te was Coe ee 8 has her own program every Tuesday afternoon at | have demonstrated on several occassions for groups 1965. On page 4, line 1 of the 7th paragraph, insert | 1966. Meetings are held on the 4th Saturday of every f — 2:30 p.m. on KTYM radio. She may be seen in | of up to 20 people, their ability to telepathically » “later, via telepathy" after "They told him ---.". | month at the Inglewood Business and Professional i oF person every Wed. evening at Holland House Restau- | direct the movements Of VIdAbIS Spxeee rate overhead. Po _ SEATTLE, WASHINGTON area residents please | Woman's Club; 820 Java St., Inglewood, at 8:00 P.M. | FT rant, 8:00 p.m. in the downstairs meeting room. “Writer MOT NSD y"S9te Franklin Aves Hollywood, ss note: AFSCA Unit #25 meets every 4th Friday atthe | Donation is $1.00. Information: Mrs. Roberta T. | oo An interesting program may be heard on New Age California 90027. Phone: 661-1731. 7 Seattle Public Library, Room 325 at 7:30 P.M., —s«|.-s«Forrester, Program Chairman; P.O. Box 146; . I LT Topics, and free readings are given. For more _ HELEN & GABRIEL GREEN contributed their under the capable direction of Mr. Leverett G. ~—«L-s Inglewood, Calif. 90306. Phone: 677-5214. Also, , 8 information about Maria's appearances, classes, | bit to the education of nearly 300,000 young people to -=—=—STallman. The meeting is free, and all who are = +=| Mr. and Mrs. Lee Yates. Phone: 293-4743. | a etc., phone 657-1631, or write: Dr. Maria Elliott; the saucer subject at the Teen-Age Fair, Aprillthru = —s interested in the Flying Saucer subject are invited to | == © NEW AFSCA UNITS: ' ee 1543 Sunset Plaza Drive; Los Angeles, Calif. 90069. 10 at the Hollywood Palladium, where AFSCA had a - gome to listen and to participate in the discussion. | 45.. AFSCA Unit #45; Everett, Washington; 4 we hrn GEORGE KING. founder of the Aetherius booth to exhibit saucer photos, show slides, and to = ZIP CODES ARE IMPORTANT: Ifthe address | Ray and Jean Sebring, Co-Directors; . ee Society, was host at the official opening of the disseminate information. We handed out over 13,000 _ label on this magazine does not have your zipcode | = ——«:1032 S. W. 126th St.; Seattle, Wash. 98146. — I oo Society's new headquarters at 6202 Afton Place; Los brochures and saucer photo post cards, and talked | number on it, please notify ug as to what your num- | 46. AFSCA Unit #46; Ben Blazs, Director; y ee Angeles, Calif. 90028; on March 5, 1966. After the ourselves hoarse answering questions for 12 hours r ber is. If you don"t know your number, call your | © 3057 Electric; Lincoln Park, Mich. 48146. i | program Dr. King personally escorted us around the | each day. Gabriel also made over a dozen radio and _ -- -Tocal Post Office and then let us know. Thanks! | Several other new AFSCA Units have been formed | | attractive quarters. He also reported that a high T'V appearances and interviews during the Fair. _ Be AFSCA BROCHURES AND SAUCER-PHOTO | and will be listed in the next issue (#25). Persons | Space Being in physical form had visited there : We also had another booth at the National | POST CARDS, sent to friends and acquaintances, are interested in forming AFSCA Units in their cities of I “Fecently Tors Our “and fifteen minutes and, after | Aviation and Aerospace Exhibition at the Pan Pacific == a good way to help spread the word about Flying should contact AFSCA Headquarters for information. |
~----==~===-=---------------------------------- ----------- ----------- ------- Amazing lgam .,,, ... .,,,........<=·· :p)'. ·••: . ... . :.... ; ( tiOh(J I SAUCER * MOVIES REGISTER I * SLIDES - 9 A. M. - * EXHIBITS $2. 00 per day At The Beautiful, New * BOOKS * LITERATURE CENTENNIAL COLISEUM (4590 S. Virginia St.) eno, eva I 1 I Program: 10 A.M. to 11 P.M. SPEAKERS ARE: Wayne S. Aho, Carl A. Anderson, Orfeo Angelucci, Michael "X" Barton, Wesley Bateman, Marianne Francis, Dr. Daniel W. Fry, Calvin C. Girvin, Gabriel Green, Dr. George King, Hanno Mayberry, Howard Menger, Laura Mundo, Mel Noel, Sidney Padrick, Chief Standing Horse, Dr. Frank E. Stranges, Mollie Thompson, Hope Troxell, George W. Van Tassel, Hal Wilcox. es with spacecraft from other planets and their occupants by the greatest assembly of contactee-speakers since our Los Angeles convention in 1959 at the Statler-Hilton. SEE: Startling new photographic evidence -the biggest collection of Flying Saucer photos on display in the history of the saucer movement. Actual color movies and new still photos of Flying Saucers. lviEET: IN PERSON, PEOPLE WHO HAVE HAD ACTUAL CONTACTS .WITH SPACESHIPS AND THEIR CREWS FROM OTHER WORLDS. LEARN: About this important subject which is so vital to the welfare and survival of humanity itt our times . ATTEND;~.\~FSCA•s 3rd National Convention. You'll be glad you did! Fill out the Advance • · RegistJ'ation form below. Do it Now! ~ For Motel .& Hotel room information, write to: The Greater Reno Chamber of Commerce P.O. Box 2109; Reno, Nevada To: AFSCA Headquarters; 2004 N. Hoover St., Los Angeles, Calif. 90027. Phone: 662_;4404. . . Yes, count me in!. I don't want to miss joining with you at this important convention and helping to support this vital movement. Here is my $_____. Please send me Advance Reservation tickets ($5.00 for the 3 days, or $2.. per dayJ. IMPORTANT: I-am- - a~so enclosing a stamped, self-addressed e?v~lope for .the return of my tickets. ADVANCE .REGISTRATIONS must be received at AFSCA Headquarters no later than JUNE 30th!!! Street City State Zip Code NW91149 - Docld:34742114 Page 63
Post Office Box 1158
Newark, New Jersey 07101
January 24, 1967
Oliver P. Hedgepeth
Detachment Commander
Northern New Jersey Detachment
2nd OSI District (I.G.) USAF
Room 518
1060 Broad Street
Newark, New Jersey 07102
Dear Sir:
On the afternoon of January 22, 1967, Mr. A.
Mackevich, 15 Forest Drive, Florham Park, New Jersey
(377-6553) telephonically contacted a Special Agent of this
office and furnished the following information:
At 7:00 am, January 21, 1967, his son, Peter N.
Mackevich, age 11, observed an object hovering from ten
to twelve feet above the ground at the intersection of
Deerfield Drive and Forest Drive, adjacent to his home.
He described this object as shaped like an inverted saucer
approximately twenty-five feet in diameter with a turret
on the top surface.
Mr. Mackevich said his son took two photographs
of this object from the son's bedroom window which faces
in a northerly direction. The first photograph shows a
cloud of smoke with the turret on top, and the other
photograph shows the entire object.
Mr. Mackevich was requested to furnish any
information relative to this matter to your office.
Very truly yours,
R. W. Bachman
Special Agent in Charge
2 - Addressee
1 - Newark (100-36998)
WFF:jsk
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100-36998-44FD-159 (Rev. 11-25-64)
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Information concerning:
Unidentified Flying Object
Information furnished from File, Serial, and Page Number:
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Information furnished was obtained:
[ ] during course of Bureau investigation
[ ] from informants
[x] from complainants or other sources
Information furnished to:
Local Office OSI, Newark, N.J.
Remarks:
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