UFO Part 15 of 16 (FBI Vault file)

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August 19,
1967
Director J. Mear Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigati«u
Washington, De C,
Hoover;
A vent Happy
1967,
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Fraternity o.
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UFO CONTACT.
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EDITORIAL e, e
ARE OPPOSED yo A COURT JESTER
the Royal povided he
ked isoorance,
boott•n of an
tism, 04 that but
often P"" einioa
cttees.
The ece•sio« mvc%-pubtici.ed« mecå.cnti.
ciwd Ot h*li8Rn •f Nathesuods
Adam*i California,
U.S.A.& at om- m May Itt6 'e, Saesidijk
'%i5øeou• Pms•
Party •Die
Ve&skmnt".
wo hegioe
Mitiö@.• ' 'We aot to
the pem•tc •t Vatican. ptogid-
May day, n a.m. w•
o' —ech potMfia*
Adme*i
of the dyi$" Pope John.
Of getciout First
t'bIoK8 •ont to to—o.
tb' of tåe eecasion on which fest
tbøy the •ad t" offnt,
io procen aoited oun
•ecood Ndience big
And DO coo percoiv• o!
the received he
pebkcity. conducted e
and b$*ine•, Milt, •ery
NEVER afraid the scoffen •ad
'*Rica, skit' the
Wsfr *ich to to Be
hie on oa.pethacet, ud •ith
dwtili•d the 04 his woport-
HE DIDN'T GiVE A DUN.
Miti*
sumy California, many
Atkins from
This by fret hat bis became
v*4d 12
TWO AND A RALF BOOKS
pélic.
No. puched
many tineae
"d baying: ie my aid•
met, m' •to. TAKE JT OX
AND HE DIED, DO'NG THAT.
Namo •o btight thon 12.t8 bitter-awn*
Hi. Of
"fid
THESE ALSO!
a DtVINE INmUGENCE
of the
in •paca, the Rod
9004, •pitilyeiiv•
Md the Statf kand. mtit died.
He in Lasl feu it
voa. And the Brothen Sisters,
feimdt of
Osk 'f forging
*ttcm emtaett eith •a
Adamu i
AS wm4 GEORGE ADAMSKI.
iumish tie-if we
Nov heir
G.A.QB Nev
contact me-n and
fate.
Hye, USO CONTACT,
mom
Obiecta'•.
• usothet GA&•
shots of its "r. With this Nid«mm
chan Adamski+s are
SNU erp•rts. STiLL
pkot.graNc at
those who are •ady to
deri&. This i' pecufi•r of tuman
*ich Stems oimos! solely iønot•nee. But,
thank Ged» are atto the of
md •pathn ate {o stand
tut and the ' 'Gi" man
chance. tho have bis sav",
A' "id a •ocd* "cs
.tiR oes
planet. hit
—ce at
• •uuk
public peonomcam•nts made by tb'
Pgoi•et Biw U.SAF.'o UFO
UFO's NOT Out« Smet,
S'" Bernadino, Celijomi•.
Fobeuory 1967 mp•.ft Paw *03, IFO
CONTACT. Aptil in
UFO CONTACT.

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efo contact
before, • gr•ciou• lady •as witlit.„
o —inst
much advice, to listen to the sincere •oed8 04 a man
'ho was still to battle for many to eomo for
truth which be propounded. We •gain
First Lady" 9t•cious attention to certain matter.
*ich believe, ia by, be of
interut to her, also bday.
Our Lotter .ddv.ss —
Mai—ty Juliana Of tho
An oDen Letter
SOESTDIJX PALACE,
HOU.ANO.
To Her uuiecW, Juliana.
Yeue Maiesty.
JUNE 1M.
W' to epro•cå pu 00 a natter
Wien be intern* to the séi•cq
implications of a nature which might •Hect
iutun aspect of human •oduvoer m this
The of •e mcs
btought You: Majesty" •Nontion, Md.
mceiv•d careful consideration; tact,
it tte belie( that Ywr hat mom
wu•l 'hat make this appt»ch to•
• May m, •ith respect. to cast mind
"ck Ban. 'n May of 1%9, Your •at
pleased to •west pecsence Of Mr. George
Adamski •as a! time oa n .•orld lecture-tour.
Thia on museal •toey to toll. H'
Of visitations this planet by human
from outer •pace. H' •poh of kind human "ines
hod in ewir »•eeships. often called
"fiying saucers", from *eir home plan.to
solar system, Venus, Saturn, ears md
Their und•ntandinq far M,
interest in "liar• •as pad •
O•.atoe• WOfb.
tß, the subject of flying uuc•n comid-
maiority to b' iavghabk. Any .ttmpt
to psoibiiity of boings techoob9ic•jW
w, "itin E.aRh apoco emfl tran/ling
at fontattic speeds, to dismiss •II tho scientific
—occptJ )aJed, h •citati'ts
only b. ;nniae to accept tho
"some Corm" of 'if', — and a one-cot) life,
at •II outside Earth. And
that b•Öogs or;sted
p.st the of •nd pw•rty nd
nei•l iatot•rance, to speak
ia many bingt
majority still laugh', But one be
oap•nding minority • 'Odical
•gsinot whole Ectab/ishm•nt wet a
"0. With —n •ctkity
•nd the mar-prozimity o' EerthNa'e oa
Moon, to •Jong •ith bo
immense ia •aanc or tow'.
What modem •cines "t
i' an antidote to svoisea no
"Earth-man" *ich h" nothing from the
discoverie• ot Galileo thon e Cist changed
•alru•omic.t data basic taco
—miog the oyst•m in *ich tin.
What haw •ot rot "amod
öe.at" Galii•e zei•nfiiie
of today i' •ot necessarily •ei•ntific 'Yocl"
they, too, modern scientists, nay
b' called Won — »rhapc won — to ehu•..
•N concepts of *pin nd
io •ce•pQ Earth-mm net.
ih• pioneers ii•i• scnoo;
Georec Mams&i. Since passing, ia
others have come to carty oa Sia nd.
Nadam, on occasions ia
'959, "r. Adamski •as onoetunity phot.
•graphing •ome Of these *ace craft on
Then films haw been •idety in United
Stat" ond in ccrtain Europe.
bean viewed by in
Brt' ia m." field', •t u by million
*notal public by •ay
The human b•ineo ur.
Adamski spoke gti" omr.tins in
—eat people. cotour
heir •hips, Ecuioa •ith the deliberae•
pilots of Croft
American lady, . Mrs. Madeleine RodoH•«, nd
Wo Gormanbom, naturalised Americans, Mr.
Mrs. Fred Siec"ing, have been pcivilned not
to triand' other planets
have also been •aabled to —men-t
their etan oa co&we-tilm.
AJI of these "Ems bwa by peoonc
•ubo«ity, bdudjng —ports
U.S. Na€ioa•' Aeroaoutiw —d Seac•
Madam, mason for our cpproach bit
Lotter is *i'. Hniog head fom Mr. Adamüi fiest-
hand of 'it 'Wld Your Majesty ear•
once mom t' hoar vicitatimo Drothen
Sist•rs him? They
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they b. eight.
that, ••itk Your
your
ati0R •tuc.h Of
these mattetz, •ncouraging to
space. It is
sincere hat is too much •t
{or lhe to e to
o! such
Should Yoer M•iestr so Adamski'*
friends to stories
md Show
With
The evidence of the
quiet contacts
RONALD CASWELL
NEVER GET æosE ENOUGH
Wits eoavic{ion, down SE
*amins ±ject
twfu( Et *see. He o'
his
mt aad bis a tundad.
'it' e a $ørt&, It's fel}y automat•c. —
Gut eet OQ NO•ONE
io deny it".
We open French Of
With the skreamiog
bis Obd settee, Fred en e highb.cked
eroseed ef
fioqee• •diusGng bent-pi•cs of Che
•cline day
*ith Fred" a
that •itemoon.
• to H'9v€ to some
Dutch W•
big
a dops' •nd
•ome dart "(ore. 's
Of tb' Daniah Ait
AsiM 01 EGAP.
oar Eve
I kio p.s»oee Ho
• 40 us how he
bim•eii •crus
t«. Lscåi}y bd
Bruosel• f" days
"t, and eoRe a;ppefl
Pai
Its
Patrick u he
gun aerisai
comin m
Etz. Su:y
bitnd, Teueuetg fat Betg;an
in her tiny smiti*
t.gth•r •it* P*if/0e son. •ho had
fifming wo
iri•oda. Suzy •it*
to
We
ü*Qei$iø•
omo
from Customs tbrou9h the bart•
bet', •oma ethers
enthetiuticail* Sy niiing
md an dit-
A Mith n
.o%e ta •t
•ad fond •s
Frod *out W,
•t high Of
an woman •ith utgra.l
hair, •lim •cariog • *i', Wo•piec• Wii.
did
e 'f members DS
United States S.n•t• Aetnauliee Spaet
i2teø.
Fred seemed •us.
Both in thirtiet. Both G•man•
Americana. "wd Ca-
•adz tiny prioe to
little Nice Wri.
can.
So the
*'shed George Adamski
hed hoped days hit ilio•ec h
Washinqto•n. D.C. A'
G.A.'e place. So it Mt at that.
died, Ot he ho', bet
Md Fred •ad Ingrid iu•f
before, mty h...f•dgt. GA'.
Bhowiag tiÆm«, the o$iieiars
Capilot Hill. A'd hid MadeitiM
Elm ts •a w•g,
'Yemt *ich
ia enlitye the bag
from do—n road. Af
air, the tan
Md taw" faced mc•ptioa
et be vinte Seate •t
• ccgp$e •oath* Geoeø Od; nd
ot

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116
ufo coatact
•stie smatoes, Madeleine, had
office for many rears, just stood up •nd
told them bat she •ouldn'( like be ia THE'R
oboes when people found wt was being "pt
bem.
Did they think tho blind?
Many had won the chasing the
Even
Madelei had como eut committee-
ranm •na•r. A
had 'iA •coa.•hip "n ' 'front
Fe•d loowo•d little as •ped
mad Brussels.Antwctp. Petrick, who studied
Brussels University, and himself lectured oa
Ovioq nucers. • good driver, but Catt!
' 'Mad•bein• at the 'irport as "ft Washing-
bn. Oh, her friend, with her. You
know, that pung —om.n had •ome sightinga.
She" 'Titt•a to I think. A nice 9id. There
two Brothers otondiog back a bit in the crowd. they
sib Madeleine. •ho know they
He oa toking about "me of the Broth•n ho
had mat. Ingrid joined in occasionally, her
md •hinins,
"Oh, Ronald!" uid, 'n her
Öf"ling pu could
them! is this .oM•rful fetioa Of 900d•
that to to pu."
Fred" mthar serious face •razed a little •s he
•poke. One could he vat no f•natic. Frod Stock-
Eng and Ingrid not money-grabbing ' 'contact-
e." making fast buck. They spoke Quietly. but
bresfutty times. Porh•ps Fred could not quit'
shake o" this o' bovine to convince someone
' 'Ronald," nidi ofter e rather Ions, •ome•hat
Ered silence. They'd been travelling many, many
burs. ' 'Ronald, do pu know. it" just if they have
our frequencies. had a biffhd•y • back —
Ingrid 'bout to burst in with wife-like enthusi.sm
but Fred's nice 'topped bor. had a bidhd•y a
*ile back," vent on. "l»grid and I vat-
T.V. dm't •member show. Suddenly —
md nain Ingrid •as with •ere•mcnt.
wdd•niy it on Che T.V.
just Eke thot, maybe ten a down times. Doot-di.
di.dwt-doot. •nd iucq •t uch —
nd then DASHED out oato the •orch."
Patrick the traffic oa a
patch of mod.
house •as the saucer. it just
and Thm je •eem.d
"im lov u Si$t tho poeeh
shoe the dinctioa Washin-
Airport."
"ld any longer. "And do
Rona!di" •he burst in, "Madeleine had
same uppen birthday! Linda 'Dd
eon friends just being off from the house
called out to to
this
Feed smiled Enovi"ly.
"You can eot our
said.
As Sooked out ot May's bog lily-pad in
spaciou« tawa, the Sie, almost
the house •nd apt.shine tho wound with
F«ed a little to himself and granced
•t me. H' so ofton •etiou•.
the oeonl• •t hn.a.•.
— it was nico to •e. him
eu•ts, reporters 'tc,
a, •ome•hat grin. Thero no gimmicb
Sith Fwd.
"l a 'tucot close overhead some •eo. —
There att a LOT Of them around that area —
my eamøn with me, thio earnera — •nd mn off some
film •nd fett •o gosh-darned pleased with mmHI
D'you hog wmething? I dust-cap MI"
He told me of hia tatks with the
"D'pu know. Ronald, *hem you"' •ith thom.
don't ASK questions. You don't Oink of it. You just
lieten. N" u W rou are not meant to
they dm't vent to kn"."
Fred bit his lip thougåful}y.
' 'One of I can su times a —k. I
know he's —oiine. can t'" •hat •oet
Of he does, but not where." Fred told DO.
"H's mty mcc *ile haw • ch•æo b
a cgp .1—."
H' paused, m.
' 'Thit one's from Venus."
Fred" trip ova had been Hana t had
bed to change our boo&ings. Feed had told oa
{he trip up from the airport someone. — didn't
'nov who — h" contaet•d the bank •hen Fred had
•rr•nged credit tot thc trip.
aö n öö m
cook doesn't •.m •II that much mmey."
Ot •n in Vininia. iiws.
The strange thing was Fmd hod 9t«iously
had credit •rraneements •ith the came bank, and
had had no bother. Maybe someom "d tried qo stop
his trip Europe. tt had taken several days to cler
up the matter.
H' speaking fint in •urine
May for some dan, then The Hague, then Frankfurt
and Mannheim, in Austria — Viome •nd —
then to West Bolin for last sin dan to Otar
•ith his family.
Whether Fred haloed •ith moa•v •t tha Ger-
man or Austrian hctures, don't h«. he
Ant..tp and Den HD9, —eept
hospitality from friends. nal certainly did not
pay St•ckling• far. thc Atlantic.
Fred" fint lecture oa ev•niog of our err.
in Antwerp, •t Mor$e-t•s home. the
in the •udi"", which nportort, I noticed
a pung •omen. I not her.
that night, in fact •t 8.30 in the —oming, —
had •at taking, o' May's house-gwst•, untit
be hours, u to do eve" night o' out
visit — i •ith Pet•rsen amend some

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ufo contact
denned, near to
had suggested tumiag in. wan
{imi opportunity to talk alone together sine. •ut
æating Dmmark three er four
He ••nt8d to tell me eomefhi"9, About a
Cady of Other •peeial appearance hade
during the ev•ning. moved out of the
audience and •itiine m a wry close to
speaker"
le- left, —
•f re. unknown 'o May —
with Hana.
e *Ron" t nid HÄ8.t • 'l am wondering bat
pung woman. —
Some days Fred Ingrid •nd Giem
iefi Vienna nriin, for a shogi i.miiy ra-union,
Copvoder• received a letter out Austian
Otiend and Co.—ier, Dora Bauer. •he told tho
Ectur•s Fred had given in Vienna •nd Linz. She •Iso
•rote Fred had told her two •pace Bopte,
• Brother Siet•t, 't May" houn
wming —
brough Germany had filmed •
bvmatim the It September
this rocsived photostats eom
—poodøne• and •ome gtiD picture. the film
ihät Sieckii*" iooå üweiii" *ain
"tween Mannheim Frankfurt. in West
Stilic had by photographing from
the screen, b' uid, He did not dbfø 'Eilis
pe±ssiomally (Both George Adamski
deleine Rodeffer had "accidents"
film past. A Breater part of the Rod•ffee
up •aucer film stolen from an botol
GA taking the ariginaf to be copied* Copies
of his film baned to T.V. MO—or's and others
ham •tuned badly disfigured with *'wilh
areat
U.S.A.F. •Legisl'tivø Liaison, Dep-
Of Air Foree. Washiroioa. D.C. mad:
•out Sir,
hilt Germany Sgpt•mber 7,
the opportunity to film "Armada* t
•bout to UFO's npeoring dinppearine
middle blue
of film adan cut
M a .peeding enpreca train,
eproxim•iely t i .4
Mr is- •n •u±omatie e mm Revere
20 TSO object', which be
Eke *ite cigaeete.s be•
nilro•d stations *ich
Rying by nd blocking theis sight oceaaioas
filming. This out light eciteciion• from
•eggabb wure•,
I —uld •iliing_ Med to u.is "in
to Ai' Force officials hero in Washing-
Any Monday would fino foe showing
•m looking to your
Frod StockliN,"
UNQUOTE
Similar betters were to Sentor Clint" P.
du•on, Senett Space •nd Aermeutie•
milt", •nd to Dra Pay! D. Lowman Jnr. at
National A.tonautic• and Spee• Administration.
(NASA).
The from Or. mnds: (E'
camr).
"NAT'ONAL AERONAUTICS AND. SPEE
ADMINISTRATION
GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT
FILE
Fred Steckting,
Alexandria. Virginia
Mr. Stec&li.:
Thank pu htt.r and
•Her to •how us wur film, •m quüied
judgement it; it pod
be people •t Goddard 190k
R. May Sugge•t, then, that you Mr. SW
phono — a eaJi. Be •ill make
you Goddard nd
Pheter»hic Srnch "d me film, Unfortuæt•
we 8 mm projector here, so I muct ask
pou to bring pur Thank yoo again
offer.
5iNerelr purse
signed. Paut D. Jr.
Geochemistry
for Twomtical Stut*."
UNQUOTE.
Of the vigil* *ich place io Building A.I. at
103 am.. on February mth 1967* Fred bio:
W' took Madeleine along '9 the Z NASA
could GA'* and her film, They
to be quite impressed, but roul.d oot make
open concerning film, naturally. Th
2 hour took place Building A.I. Thoy
treated rery nice •eemød to much mon
ef had to •nd One thing Chey
•aid, hoxeyee. that i' Hi'
øw.mp.ga. uplanaticns ore nonsense, we told.
• 'But despite Che "idence of films 'titi
like te hase more proof.
Sor it does not prove these ships ta
u one official put it. ha
trom But bey quite
the Comatim Ot be many m tho
film of Sept. 7th, a. Ron.ci.ion, any and cloud
tomation. including. guiød Jt
only 23 fet Of UFO".
uid nothing about GA's 00
Öelein•'c they commmt'd, — chip E' and
it to about int in diameter.
fu in

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ertu•d iR "id. to con
ulo eonuet
that
we had them shipt
origin tbq more Of Widnes.
petsoa csme up with •coet Seine e
•agen, know hov have to
wm treated nice and —
•aid to •omeC5inq •
Gi-me —
"l they but
"Ot ei a-way. they did •ot eid-
me dhe tilm•, the UFO W.a.
did to to *ASA
He
nesting •ith NASA a matter
ahog•tber own Sers•t• Space eommRt•• 2
•eo tagrid, *here
—ore anything —u
UNOOOTE.
Feed me t
be UFO •po&esman at ia Wa•
D.C. back
"DEPARTMENT OF AiR nRCE
Der
Ywr ERet
(UFO) 5iim finetly my office —
Office Informetæn Air
Force UFO 9' •grcm,
Air ht•mstsd
Fur fibm. li pu would Ft toøeh Dt
wm wifi •raag.
ie convenient tor pe.
Thank to "m;
to from
Sioeer•'y
signed. Geono P. Ft—man, Jr.
u. Colonel. USAF.
Chiai. Branch
Rei•Doat
Office
2312"
UNQUOTE
Mateh at
Coiner dict.
— commiaci06 cHsc•n
Sor. film times, »d
•tafed; Ft.'*
"t hen •ny%ins his bdsm."
Wd to tb' UFO heeatisation
'hiv•aity Ceionde
mms pictures.
GA 'a Gjma already
Chem — T.V. — •nd comm«t mads m
*em. They og —
*The teig:
to En OOB•
aot •Mhing Otherwise. But hem
bem
UNOUOTE-
t deacription
'When the Gim Sepfemb« m,
Na.mh•im and N0*4h. Tho
time •bout 11.45 cm., clouds. sewnty
FaSe•nheif.- Aithogeh
by, fitm» W 8
•t•tim H eurely by fest it
to •uf sign. ta
take $9' Sefsn
&fted before Giml became
o} of IO 12 cigarette
*iects iR (12
beck to 'to ca—ta, a a Ra.t', D
snd
Ail C to •pace-
caft me
like Dolphins ia aa on exampk.
Appsneing and din»earing, the iO
about o•ciotk (pot;tion) nd disaopeared
m. the •bwt
csEQt film.
quit. train,
ba&in€ becoming
obj.ets. As could had
b-39 They "d
teen anything ttiit befen.
no *'if ttcoz. *acrid
Glena. co-sid hardly it, to
•itk uch •pcetenify that
dom a»gtid say;r.9 "ohi my Cod" •nd wr
Kai} was tt5Dding gp •t W' viii
forget bis •nd
UNQUOTE
I *tote to Em if i we his
correspodeoe• DFO ØNTACT. Be
can •bud
ribit b uSA md
my ia this causa has ooaa*
Ego, it
mattet {e me W my ia •of..
Siwn
•odd in •d md
'#4.\?$3*.

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that Gpsi o
coaiaete. Wh•et
•cquaintad *ith of Seoihets "ing
very cod hat
to fhem if •f them,
taik "Out my
GA Ron•'d, camot do,
you muct
em it and
g, •r is
VNOUOYE.
That tho Oui*
Why hee• i •If Secus. ht
008-0 reed
Fred Stee'bne,
peoplø
Suck". mht •omo. But
St•cktöags Or N•d'Eeine. They i«üg
t"" iob Gørg•
to •ih cau-
What from
FEM. minds tc tho
G•oeøe U.ms&i noid
Ott" : "I'm
p;ct9" *ich
GEORGE AUAMÄ& bib Bia fib'
(o ANYONE — authority
faeø criiicism and anaiy•is.
MADELEINE vas Mabled
up of Hying saucer
wi%h ersthet',
She film. GA E',
— hu fseød
Capitol Hiil, She
FRED STECKCIRG us eniqu•
*ich NASR' »oteecapkic
•nd Ho hu met
Droehe«s.
Cen k C.B
FAKE •od uL THE
TtME1
Bi9ht Adw.
on Nt many wpant•
Austteli. Nu
t.ue•tt
cities md GA
Ali Ois is
THE -
UFO-PICTURES

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ufo contact
scree pm•
ieetim be t
septemb•t
• REVERE 8
üe-camera,
Fred Stec&liog
u.s.A
eeeiol
UFO's is W•s-
Shon
NASA.
ceoo&esæ so":
4.3
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—atact
121
What Adamski
said...
GEORGE ADAMSKI WAS MANY TIMES ACC.
USED ot being charlatan, — bat i', a person
"'tends to han mort •e
does have, — impostor a cheat. H' hac
celled be h" produced photo-
graphs of w-cal)ed space-chips *ich he claimed
to have bimaeH. He •at a hare Raking money
from the credulous with Cant'", Oaring
Mod names given Io him by *091'
.ho had eour•øe eo say it to
Caco, or •ithin the lawyer. If Adamski
had the o' libel in every can weh
*is. "t his detractors could hew
that aam• he bad used •as •no'ie.bl..
Adamaki could indeed mad' money from
ciaimc! But Ad.mski mt that o' man. He
the truth, •nd lherefore no-oat could urm his
"teeritv. Chis htnrity ogbstQu•nt actions
•st•d.
hc&atß his mis.nported,
sometime out OQ •slice, other times "causs
•xpediency. iasuffici.nt detait •t hand.
Many tho garbled nports circulated •bout ono
special occasion. Hen, below, iB WHAT ADAM-
SKI SAID
Durie* my Star in Brisb.ne a "Her from
d'AquiIa of Thc Hogw, Nethertaods, t•quostinø
me to •ttend •n interview with Oven Juliana May
18th, 199. The "tte« rpqwsted an immediate •ply.
•ent • cabio coafirminø roc•ipt of
contenting ht.rvi".
Tov•rd the •nd of April, I "turned to
doa from ioctuee• in outlying cities 04 Bgitish
cs"', rumor •as Oul that f to h'" en
•ith Oue•n Juliana. J was at the home Of O•s•
mond the t.fephoø. rang. it •as np-
•siino io« wriiication oi the I admitt-
ed 001' thet Nmor •zi't•d, md did Ret coo'
frm •nythine
The •as c•uEioaed not to •Mhiog
•til it been confirmed. He •greed to await con.
5matiM, m•pøct toe Oue•n JulianA but
ne Hetaid April nth, 1959, L.m±n, pub-
*shed article under tho heading, ' 'Ju,
Ena" Nec Joy - Flyih9 Suc•r•". tootler
accoeM•. "l Juliana's •ecretarv.
the geeOry •aid phono from Hol-
UaiacW Mr. to —a.
fidenti•' talks. Moe. than that t disclose. Tho
•ill be b.t•na Jmo.' "
Tb' newspap.t •ccount8 •+ich
the forfhcomiD9 meting eith au—n Julima
"tire* {alas. Om bing is eM•ia:
wab furiou•. Tho reporters could noQ my
•tien from m. so they •totie to
(and *haps to pmt•ct their •tt
the United States copied false
and böd•d comments they passed m.
An •niclo in Los Anvi" ExamiMT
ontitl•d • 'So Dutch On Sues Oiecussi.n,"
"The eina Adamoki.
chit!y mceptioa. Catholic Pwpk's
Porty newspaper Vølk•krant, said, for
'W' opn•ed to a eourf jest* m the
lawns the Roya) Pojoe•, he aot
•ft.r newspaper O' ecäieia•d
my Viti Ounn Juliana, ouwt
•uit and began to •peak in
n;a. mote dignified papers,
'&aightiorwsrd ecceunts like
"QUEEN nJLIANA SEER uS
Discuteim SBC' Trawl from
THE HAGUE, May 19th. Julima
Prince oC the today meoi.d,
diik Palace, Mr. Georw Adamski, Am.e—n
au"ee •a tram}.
a talk luting bogt
eth ur. Adamski. It is yod'tslood bat
purely ia{ormativ. The
and Peine Bernhard to beeome •cquoin-l•d
Vith Mr. Adamski
*Those peent •f be conwrs•tion
iaciuded Mr. C. Koi", president of Royal
lands Society Aviation, H.
Schaper, Cti.( tba Royal Air Staff,
Professor of Utrecht Vnie•aity.
in medical science dealing •ith •viatim, nd
Rooy, of Amst•rdgm Uninesity,
betures oa mess communicatim.
in • 'lying to hen been in eMtact
with "'habitants the plonct Vmu•, betuting
Tho Hagua Amsterdam."
A' •m eommoa man with no tide ot position,
•omo qv•atimed Queen's
Rii rui•r,
totin of the p•opt•, cut "in from
at a. the highest percet.
Oyen gullible nd
of fat!ine thin". Thit aoQ trw. She
in •1) E", a evi•r
hand Unless «ukc•• am —u
informed, eamot people —II.
Julina hu of her
"an. open mind that
to •t all not bowin
cancel
At åis I •ill •late true facu o'

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viæ
Eshed before. The
ftom iaforvi& u
allowed iaside palaee deri09
•triwd in Amsterdam be
*Sih a' May. Rey d'AQ»iiz
paper the ts me. i
vat eti}i from the eo*d had caeght
Scot;ahd» mysett
Qt Amo*.rd.m.
Tho I to t toiøei•ioo
TW' May 16th, and agy
Eim m be peoetom, reception by pgb$ie
him pod.
AR—e
up my Chd Ha9u.. Min
bad by
•t The H09uø about midnight.
My hot') quiet essidøntiaf disttEct> •emu
gr«n The first
ani* •a t"
wean.
the "cat
8 in this sociyded hole!
thc eouu Mt
beate beca«• wry itriut•d.
se Nb&cifi say
md Che of h.d given
my Fy day
the motfii•e o} MAY *8th, brøakfsst
for the pisit to Snstdbik Ptiace
khiteht, car to can mo •t about
•m. was mooting, my bgo•
imu suit 9.røpes •tt;re. been cag•fgfty
the etiquette tod coaduet in he
pe•smce of my åocts. When Qha cat
i htmd»ced held
avoided
We tb• a
br n guwd who •aluted smutty ss
J noticed tå'• ia iron! the
as tumed iSto grounds, A •ibdwv
ber6.t•d by brougM
My mind •o ia&en in
cmtmbet bad ben
givea to notice much .beut
•acape n whit'. had
a t%fOaj
k a.m. cat stopped
400% ...corted go tho bf0td •tep•
*icå by
afo
me
top wat •nd meØkr; the otter eseod.d to.
a *ram
I b•ea aerWua
Of catm ease eomo
04 the She
when
•ecntaq to Hog
Majesty Owen
Prince S•mhatd; u. Gemtaf Schaper.
Air Suff; ProTeosot
Eons; Rnal Netb*-
Society Aviati9Q.
ee«ptetsty
tmemS•et t"
t Eked sspoa my Dd wu •t
eau« for "*come u mom
The graciouaty K t
Whea •plied I did, coffee h
whi*e
he. After ail "d
Ameica!
chain a ntiii•m.
eat Quan. Net* her
Pfioee, ny Pthc.a,
ected as him.
*Rtisman Kat".
oihGf ihtee airndr
a litt}•
Sman putties mt
be the and in cm•
versatim, notad kh&f
were bloc' Nit* •ith
tsp;c had She
•nod to my •
my trip atoead moon, ot
•nnted miaytea. made
u beief
Ait
•tion• tho iatøepfamtary
yisit0f*. As think •i
•at a litti' rwde in penance of toyaRy.
nid: known 'fiicia;s Nr
•nd have to" they
from ft
knovn fact
•ports the Force reluc•d
Nb$ic,
•t. i ioelhed •R
tiny o;
out that moat of
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ufo —ataci
otb•t pl•mta. t "told much Of I .+,...Ä
my book. The questions of our con.
for.nce dealt Bith our future in space.
of time •as lost as all inter.
in tho con«rsetim ±out outer op•co. mat
began as • forty.tiw minute interview tatted
hours. Fkta'ly the Queen m. that my
ia 'esa ban hour. Intern! vat so
ersat in topie W it had not been foc tho Jeefuro,
•e could taf&ino for bourse.
tho reminded me the time, J arou
and shook handg ia manner.
•as deeply impressed with firm sincere oeasp
of Md tho Prince, The spokesman for
be Prince •sconed me to cat. tho cm•
{renco he stated would like to take a trip
Vith the •p•ce people and he repeated tb'
as descended the atopo to •aiting cat.
As we kaving tho Palace 9rounds, t
• taroø group of *ople standing •crou the high.
and facing Palace. As the car came through
•any people iamiliar
salute. Ponibty bey onw *anted to a Jook at
man had been granted a private
htetview with Oven, •bom the press had
u •n visitoe. On fast
bip back to the hotel, t peoph
*vay, u
Arriving at hotel. found car vaiting to
toke me to the hcture at Tb' Hague. The Owen"
chauffeur asked if might attend l.cturc and
•as 9tanted permission to do so.
to long .t tho Palace,
twenty minutes at the lecture hall where a cap-
•eity crowd vas "iting. The people procent *ere
filied with curiosity •nd anticipation in r•q.rd to my
meeting •ith Queen Juliana. Reporl•ts especially
insistent I give them the døtaiis.
00t the meting had on level Of
dignity that denied the paivilege of speaking
•atil the first. Ali J could gy was:
Oveen •as wry kind, and if there more
»ple her the •oeld nuld Setter Dtace
h." A imm•ødous burst Of applause too&
*co. from on proceeded
•omat.
After Wure, thc crowded around
asking. 'What did tho Queen cay?" "11 i'
to speak Tint," I replied. This made
pmts wry dics.tisfied with me. Somo •en! •o
u to Mito up a "cfitious complete
questions and •nsv•rs.
mtum•d to my was gratefy! Okt
•au, I could md 90
—c mats day
A in my and be morning
eed it BBC since I could not
Of Jocal 8tatioas. On oady-moming
Tb' Nevs of I vas
•ueh wrprised to e from a Rygoi•n •ci-
•Aist stating not composed of
•acmic Övst, but mther *Mite foematioas sim-
to E•rth. Many teen spots
bed been observed m the other •
the moon. This cmfimed •ome of the t
told Oven •ur conform—.
I curious know Just tho
gained thit information. My fc;.nds and I dineutwd
be possibilities later that momi09. Was H possible
that a Russian had mode e trip had, or did
receive the information from their moon 'hot
into orbit around the eun? (information
at thc time thie •itine go confirm bey
did.)
Before momiag over •as asked t
would accept an ht0Ni•v with For Movieteoo h
downtown Hague. would b' caJl•d for taken b
appointed place so agreed.
Elected ns a large ia the
Cova. car parked •crou 'treat from
tho building. bld to •eross Cttee Md
enter hotel. Cumora mad' "t
mtioa, "t J had to mh•anc valk Emes
finaliy taken, In fin.)
laree glass doon, fromed opened auto.
metical}y ond I mter•d
ee•eted by many hcJvding mm-
Of hotel. and received tho wstomuy
TWs to •
room cameras and •oond equipment
place. Hero was •o•ted beside • •mail mahogany
table *ich a bouquet of AmeriGM Beauty
rosea. My interrogator ns seated m my eight. His
lint question 'Tho •odd vznt• to
Oue•n had to say."
My that Her Majesty and His Royd
Highness nr• deeply interested h the future Of
outer space development. The interrogator rag
diss•tisfied Vith my reply Md to eot to
"late our conversat;oa in come etait.
uted. he hurri•d through the other questions, and tho
news conference otet. I told this nenret
vould be shown alf over •odd, but no
reports ot it having been •hewn.
It it iafewsting to note that, after my visit to
Palace, I nnt in Holland I recei•d
salute from those who recognised me.
is a bonot paid to one hac
mc•iv.d by the Qu—n.
Friday May and, i mccivod avitatioa Gom
manager of the City Th•afr. in Ownto•n
stetdamt to attend preview of tt•lim
Death Comes From Outer Sp•ee.
dub came frm ovt•t a
øtie asq•mid at enffic
•ward This asteroid ioemd
debris btov•n into by our atmic and
toe•n explosions. people the Earth in a
foe åat at my moment bt
øuld hil our planet and cause complete destruction.
t%ai md Bea"
nuking havoc nany
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124
ufo
Tho scienQi8tc •II net;ono catted upon
nary overy other nation to aim their atomic mi"-
at be asteroid and to oimultan.ous}r. la
this say the asteroid •as destroyed by the came
•apoat thot had cauc•d c'ntion.
Representatives of thc ptewoq •q the
*owing. Alter it asked if ouch •
could life. that h could
the aptan•tion:
'Tho i' er•at.d fron invioibl.
tieles ot Chat together by the
Wie haat OT *ct'i.cal discharge. It is entirely
possible for tb' millions of debris that
ben blon the upper regions o' thc oarth'8
•tmosphere QO come together •nd torm an •rlifici•l
asteroid. The taoet {he of d.bfi•, the mon
attraction it would ham for •dditionat particles."
This picture me to tho possibility that "d.
iatioo •nd fallout not the oafy dangers might
b' from our •tomic uptos;oaa.
Reports haw come from Mexieo ctati09 that a
'imban hio a —ountain just bcfore
August 1%9.
Recently planes hit objects
space. Some have "Nived; oQhees eros.
bed to their doom. Could they crashed into
by "f
So—a of bee man-mede asteroids bum end
coujd b' mist'ken 'ot ordinary meteorites. Thit
atto be the ans•.er Dome of tirob•tls thnt
beet' mponed.
By tho of closing thio chapter. I •outd li&o to
in bettor concerning the lecture in
Amsterdam, •eat to ia The Netherlands
It •as —ringn by Miss Rev d'Aqui"t dated
19th, 1%9, and nads u fo'low•.
"At •od of the bectvt' ia Amsterdam, Pro-
E. L. S"lliger of BCOM fNH), phrtici•t and
bemer stepped oa the platform ond
hnked iour 'rind Ad•mski' in public for tho things
had brought us. Quoting him onctw; 'The
•e have heard may strange to most
o' 08, W not all, but str•np thins happøn every
dey, W t hope that Bitl b'
open-mioded Md from the things have
ioday.'
'Thc avdieaee applauded Onside inform-
Set!iøet io in 9004 rc1'tiM to the
Out* and if bio m.ntai courage and hor
ht"Nt Md deep
•at •Rer George Adamski's visit to country
"s Sea • wccnslut nd stopping •toot
o Ytter Wm.)"
QWt• from mport: on. thing can
•e pe•s• reort.r• peesent. So
prese had feetåe« to say hi• oudisnce
• big be from fint to last Ena! Pari'
U.tch, nstanc•. eard•d a imaginatiw
*ith
—igh those r•poettr• eoutd s.....*
pronnt during my intowie• •ith Quwa Juti.a.- h"
h•med something o' dignity, kindness
•nd 908ti'itv, from
country with md Jon.
From: ' Ftyi09 Sucea
GOO"' Adam'i.
UFOLOGY
A proposal to UNO
PRESS RELEASE NO.
February N, 1M. N" Yu'.
RELEASED SY
UFO OH—
Colman VoaXeyiczky mp«esentati",
IC., Hoi9hf„ N.Y. 11m
SUBJECT.
The Intercontinental UFO
•presenting 'Jobal}y entt.d S&ntitie
UFO •surch Roly Jm. t'th,
U.N. Seeref" Gnr.l U
invitation of the JeadiD9 ocintiots påom•ri09
in UFO studies, pioneer UFO •apert nsoarchen, to
the Peaceful Ou10f Space Coder•nce, to be
beld September, 1967 Vieaoa; Nudy lint hand
the evidence •nd urlhly mconneiuanc• Of miden-
tifi•d pow•rW by UFOs from celestia' bodies.
Representation should b. headed by natioas-
•ide •warded space •nd rocket Eä•atict
•stron.utic••• Prof. Dr. Hermann Oberth Md a •rid
•ide be •nd
iied br Intercoatimnt•l UFO Netnek,
ing the statements o' the •presentation.
Roqu•st based oa •solution Of General Ass•
•mbly 21st Dec. '9 Md 21,
UN is peiviieg•d to iavite Special Aemci•s
Conference rotated to subi•ct.
be wrt
•d •a 1st, Bis Ezeelleey U
Gener•t United N.iiwo:
My dear Secretary Genera! — Your Ezc•lleocy,
Intercontinental UFO Obserwr Md Analytic
NotworL esspecM91!y that chairman of
Space Atf•in Committe, Ex»iimey.
Kul Waldheim, Wau•do« Austria
U.N. Aasembly. • mpeewat-
'fion of boding scientict' pioneering
UFO studies, oval UFO research Biomon
oa Peaceful Spaet
Sept•mbet, Vienna. Our mqve•t
is ia mlatioa to m•o'utim General Aaa•
210t Ses•ioa, *ich took plae• m Md
December, f", nd R
ft.

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to Cm'er.nc• Special Agencies
subject.
propowd representation 'bould be hooded by
world's most highly honored, awarded •nd
scientisq ia the Sieid of Space and
' •tafhor of astronautics" Proc. Dr. Hermana
Oberth. The team o' •cianti8ts should b' emploted
eeordinq to enclosure NO. 1. Vith highly
scientific UFO statements can
be screened •nd iG•d •a the basis v•röou•
i' in o} our •odd-wide
documentaiioa
analytic oct.o&. n; "i'ting mcoed•
UFO observers. •mbreeing continental
historical bac&sround. photographs,
—otion pictures, •nd other documentation exhibited
.e,d "itnessed by otiein•tom, about UFOs •nd
910b'! rocoano;ssance activities.
A' e former 'nisn•tiona! eWi' serv•nt m pur
st•H, •ad 'ound•r of tote«coatin.nta} UFO Net.
t eau •Hente
tho construcfiw pcoornsivc ratuet 04 •y
proposals, •ubaitted duri09 nor, to pur
cabinet. .uistino Wluntarily UFO peobtøm •ithin
of ON, *ich already
•alized during paat monhs.
1) PROJECT ON-UFO. the
intematöMat anatytic team within pue staff,
io keep confr08 UFO "obol •urwillmc•,
Rs IS documentation, kas *jecW to by
United States America u
. but in this, ume
omm•nt, iastoad of intestin im•stig.
atioa the U.N. has. three month' later.
SOO thousand dollars for the umo purpose in the
Colorado University. Tho U.S. has
eatw Sem UFO classified as
"Confideatiaf" •ince project names,
u. Sigma, Grudge. ond Valu•ted beck-
••rds this represent' budgetary erpenditut•o
to mon miJJioas of dollars.
2) MERCONTJNENTAL SPAQ SECUR"Y
PACT submitted to cobin.t May 10,
IE has ben D-•rt. 'n that the Mie"'
No., 1. 'l. V. md Par.. 123.4.S. 84.,
"a to thc Gonmiog Principle 01
o' Space Treaty, *ich
in Outer Space —
by acclamation by the Genaro'
Decomber 19, •nd sisnod by Q notions,
in outer The articles
mentioned Security Paet ore u
neth earthman •ecurity — eonstit-
authociev Of UN r•latioa to outer eace
No. 2.111.v.1X.
twponsibdlity
c. to be ear"' UN.,
apmssed —an&iod"
—apoas
wee. enfo in
sp•e• and cePe•tinJ bodies, Mick
a. all ' 'phenomena" ob.oom•d h 81•
bodies to to Secntam
General ia artich No. V. •netty
plained UFO Micl•" NO. V.
The mcloswt No. 2
Micles p«opowd h originat
"Treaty mft' by United States filed X
Wort, — *ile USSR filed m
•y Space Security Pact proposal, which h" "a
fiW and to ON UN Minion.
1966. S" tåe mcbwd Pam. Misaim
o' Italy UN. Æoclosum
No's 2 •nd arc not u haw &alt
Iongth •ith these nomo h pm«iow WO
NO. S rou tho eoa8QiM.
bnal build up for UFO O"CMf
& Netvoek. Tha Robue Coc
dated January 837, wuaJir e
ia p±lic *'fest".
'a of an his, ku ben
UFO ia past nd •
on put
polici08 ia ngaed. W' cmviacod
moto than hat bis ptopout
hiormation from •dd uthocitie•
•ith be ppm•al o' Wf.d Natioæ.
For first tin. —chaps, oppodunhy •ill
atud-* Kand the voluminou•
hat has cuppۥowd.
It i' a special booo« toe ut a.uict
Nations theoegh our eoatinm-ta' mpeuentatioa
UFO problem.
We "'iting h'om•tioa
proposal. l', "Kati •atinmta}
I "main
•ry mtp•ct'ully
signs t ur.
Cdman
•oclocums.
'CUFON ENCLOSURE "0. 1.
The Intercoatinntat UFO Obsemr •nd AmMic
Not*'" propens to to Space
Coa(smc•, B•pL, 1M,
scrynsys.
Pro!. DT. Homonn Ob.* iot.matioaaJJy
rock•t cci.nfist. UFO r•oearche«. GERMANY.
Pof. Dr. Gabr•t Aleial dir•cf0f Coamic
Jastitvt•, Santi•go.
Prof. Dr. Aka..nd•r Sovi't •die
Md yeh.obeict. USSR.
Can Seea noted •d
phnlcm., —bor NASA, USA.
Proi. Or. uimaomee. USSR.
of Uai•nity, UFO
pniect USA
SCIENTIFIC "SEARCHERS.
Knut dinclor of ht•en'l
Aic Truapofl A.soociün.

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prof. Ailen J.
s.ioce 20 •l Air Fetes. USA.
E. US maioe UFO
Sounder NICAP. USA.
md actrooomer Of
Uaiomitr, Mars Project USA
C. PtONEER UFO RESEARCHERS aaoou
COVERAGE-
Arduino
EUROPE ASIA "*Noa.
Watter
UFO on. sovru
a ANTARCTIC
of "UFO couraer•.
reteareh ana'r•t. NORTH EUROPE,
Milet, Blibnh
E. APRO
haoomena Researc*
AMERICA AND ARCTtC.
pitot. 'FO
*at09t Ptu
Au. FAR EAST - ASIA.
Aimé Ftmch •ei•afifig
M. EUROPE.
C. Air Force
ever. co-wt0$ "YFO
EUROPE.
E#br *RiC.A,
grins!" PMr SriQgh
chairman tnt•m'l Seouts. FAR EAST
Xan mt. UFO
Md •f ' 'UFO
EUROPE.
o.
eoUec*ed
earöed UFO
classified
UFO æps.
A Soviet contribution
RARE teoEED mad
ansiM Saucer"', ia
ic•n LD of VFO
CONTACY, m Sm4et
c.ardi. (W
spa.
bob'. brins a Ruøeien Miiet'* oec-
iMo the md mnt*iec
•isitatimc.
Sgsh• neo" •t
— cn how Mitar hu mny
Md Hiatoq
hen of hie
Wthx has yeatß
beek iai•Nigømt •eC•e
spec' coanact E•etå. He
two *'Cosmic Reminisctneee in
Rdie• Pcsf"e Eeobdim of unw•
Wiih *'SPUTNIK"
di9%t. JM. '*7,
Here Pan
Visitors from outer space
Zoi*uv.
ma discxeei'ß. A'
Bch nysi•ey, be is by
±ebC tum•otst •
aaotb'f Foe —
field — it
dicEmco tj't W8*å.s
•odd h •as published for
ow bits
e.o. Gsmm
Moie hia reøargh•.
'Tor quad" century
nd Tibet,
stone covered mm•dab$e
bierog*yphc. A sech discs
dakins back
hom •hieh a its
•ay to circumforeacc,
•oendvu•cks. buf the edd€8t h Chim
Weed the —srid.t•
the
eite'g. S' the
arehutoiNi*t m that the Peking Ae.•.•
Dd the
easor and coiløaens
•ctiN "Gf•vt
Writing Roiatinø to Seamship• *ich,
Disco, Existed Y•an Aoc,"
Kan
bur
defied dutificctjm.
in *out
Eb'dt Of Ham
red: c.&N from the
in 'Edom. kid

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e.an• times Dumi". When at
'aneu.øo th' Drop",
•aiiwd newcomer' had peaceful iat.
Ham ozprooses
bee Of bib"' •p•eeohips during a
koding high md fü'ue• to
h opinim yehemIogict8,
myst•riout that
their interpectatioa scientific muuch
requira the utmost
To oblain intoematim, dioes
scramd fræ '"fing rock paNicl•s •nd sent to
Moocow •tvdy. Scientists thore made two impn•
discoveries. The discs "gad to eoatsin a
omounf of cobalt and othee metal' — e
the
•$iseo vibrate in iylhm, u Y caried
•tn •E•ctric charw Of pan electric circuit:
12n par-old ducs •main eha'bae• to
»c;mt China uy smalt,
.110•-faced came Öovn from the clovdt. Bul
urlh}y tribesmen rwui•ioa for the •visitor',
*hose enormous ked' autrem.iv hin,
made hem bok eely, •nd "soæe poopb oa
ast "al *em.
Reality iO eoafirm
5. caves arche0109ists •nd
found 12.Ü rut-old
raves and The tem•ins betong to
Gags •ith huw craniums •nd underdeveloped
tons. The Otinese upedition• which discovered
eround• Oport•d they had found ' •an extinct
•»eei•s Of cpc." But so far as i' known apes do not
"Ch other ia Mito hieroglyphic
stom discs.
makos issue doubly hyol"d i' that the
c•vn covered in mmy plae.s
04 rising sun, the moon, Md ebo
aeaced by multitude of pea:sized dots (poos-
tiny piefures) *ich •em to be eproachiag
•ouatain area.
IESTiAL EGGS.
ZgwiM "e.nd has it that ancient
P•.v bom from brenzo. 90}d and
frm The is cited but
comment Jean Elion Reclut•
* "La Torr•.••
•gg is katur•d ia
Tusili fr•acoaa, *ich in
Sahara a Fnach —.d
—d. Söoefly the pleco vas •zaminu
• Femch ev•dition led by Honri Lotte, later
Tho Search Frescoes of Tutili. 'a
aioa to Scturec scenes,
depict •hat
spacesuits •nd helmet'. The
am d'fnii'ir attached to wits, *ich
u 00 eRua1 bgat•
ing our. Noe ia MY association Vith
as •ome ccbolan assume, used ostrich
Lott' eaJl•d tho Migmatic
MartiMS.
»ci•at drawings 06 •ant
be bat me o' depieQ•
"a "*Wins an •gg-•haped •biece
•red with eooc.at'ie circko.
M oe eonibiy a ta•il."
So the Erwian 1%eod Md Tuuli
seem to haw much ia common. But the paranal
not end there. At a date, anoth« pact
godd, the same •ubiect by
•eulptor•, certain
•nd Poun of Dioscuria. Halm Nemo.
size *ith mmaants egg-Bhgils on head', fee
•ecocding to —ythology
cü•tial
Hw ad odd mu'c froe
Perhaps by malogy or (ich?
gaJiinø from üy? Latin
says
OR abwnco "*sting
pedatioa of this the door opea
must a 'an{utic oosumpboa: ht bend
weld
m •ctuaj •waf. Aa man nay meo
c coataånoe with human h desemd from
sky, •nd visit" —gging
Iron a eekstiaJ
"VJS'T'NG CARDS" OF SPACE TRAVELERS.
excavations different Umea Japan
orehaeclogiats (degu) Opie{ing a
Lind o' human Of Mtheopoid odd-bohe
suit"' md Vith helmets b•if bud'.
tb' helmet' visibt• maac of something Eko
'lit-typo breath-Eitan, 'ering
aids and nightsieht device.
Reviewi69 the "tott Swiet
the German magazine Fmie Wan ia NO. 12,
19%. "intee •e'•cfioa of mck drawings
of mder huaorou• titj., 'Vieitirw
Cads?" , declaring that •uch drawings •nd figurines
be construed thal the Earth
visited by beings.
Marty similar rock pieturø• "a
throughout •odd. Then pietvr•t ot
man on cave •alls in Comoniquo, Swiss
Alps, in Australia, to Fergana Md •ar
city Nami, ia Aoi'.
Puzzle Oat may hare ep•e•
eoataiNd in•od• nd
Nur East. South •nd Cent"!
tho Far East an Of from
sky. Thy offs bc bogeht.
THE STAR OF BETHLEHEM.
Tho phrase "Star b
old. Sone it u a podoct

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ufo contact
thitk that i
090 the mr•tety
Getmm Jehu Kepler, *itc
•cimtists htemaGoaa! symposium
natter.
But neitb« KOI* eonism»tary
"-V to the turn
en •oluti0ß.
antiquity Middle Agot imaginat-
be Stat to
ab$-ø
fem the
bw&' Chuech
and reii9ious The msn'.
.tfods øzpiaiß mott myctefie• iite.
eomttime• in direet
A about early C*tiNiaany
"The Tai' the Tkt— The
muai ben write.a Latin ia
and
into A
mods five emiuriøs
em2ains a intetott•fttion
tate. The 8t.at« watched by •stroa.
{thin used) in many
Mat
Vans day.
{ks ssg:s.
e tef•tenee to "certain
*ich etaim Chfi't cams darn "om ot-at.
*But •as diffeemt in
H has. •ad
Img r.n.'t, *ich it Citcl•
it Gse.ad•d Vans.
aid
a and • new idu« both ot
•rimcu With ehe«eh tuts. WBhQ't Question.
apocrypåJt i' it ia Hardt' mote
'han the •zanonic N*'im. What
bni•
ANGELS "CHINES-
Monastery
muthem byitt in the first hbtl or the
14th cmtury, md by coßtained fretc-
wbjeets Okf Ne—
opting mon frescoes found
moacsl.ey. Yugosi•v maguioe Seet
Dec.
Coci*im SBAnik• lessewse
depicted se.•cnhäee Dec.
Oar?" mt • im•9in.aGoa
Nke Sage.
*ips ON after be
tc net. Sittin' 'hip is
•ithout an Kala. Ah
solemn' • »d
Night Of feltow-spece«.n, in epae••
Ship is man, atto 64.4 nothine
eommoet —iMI
me band
*ips
{heit •ccea±uate impesui*
sped. ayins m.•chibæ
positi06 Oilots"e cay. m•guim.
Right Beit
eats •ith their be Sacking
of bhnde6
perpl.eity. emtra.j
knurwction
bob jutt W
*ieh Segun to mon.
the magazine.
wace rocket,
it' With Ns right hend i.
to EH ship
ground Stanine his
'o 'inedom.
at to umed
"*ipse Sea —d
to legend, —B
fioiag eoe'd
say.
One of papers •a D•ctWßY
to hypothesis that Chei•t •
came to E.rth space.
comments such ideas the
hypothesic, confirmed, buicaRy
Biblica$ (rueoes, it i'
showing obi•ctc
speciaiiEi
' 'Miracle" An in
Church Archaeology Stedy of
Ac•dcmy. caE$ed Thc Resuenctioa
Christ •nd bae' to centum
Cbti•q in ottnmlined
ap.oeesBi9 •tmding eeum•d.
Smoke both sides be
Diet, •v'}epine the ot the
watch the cidel$N*. as
Chri$t•c hoed e {tho
on the
canmieat
ion, but then i is
tme.
•itto it

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ufe
Fresco Dechany Nonutery (Yugoclavia).
they •ere spacecraft.
icm, Of our Lord Jesu'
(17th century) from the Moscow Theological
P The House of the Lord" resembles
ship.
us

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Science
Science 'nd God
DR. WERNNER 'UUN.
"K "*diet tho. that .cö.nc•
—d bacme adversaties", Of.
Worohc« •a Brom. me tho nrJd'c
ding o' tho C. u•r•
shall Space•traw4 Contee in Alabama, m.
brains behind the Gemini Project •nd the U.SA.'•
ptoiect be named •c&et, to b' •nt
THE STRO>GEST FORCES *ich
eMiintioa ociee•E' nd
•ligioa. Man to ham
Coatioa. Through religion
They mt Other. It
dftieu.tt o •ckatia
c.wo€ • Hieber Reality *i9ia
at it i' to ue"mtand a beobgiaa
•dvanecc made by •cime•. Sci•ncc
Md mligion am {ar from being iodepۧ&nt of each
Wither they opposioq to«cev, on €ho eent•
as bothers. Both are ctrieing o
—rid. Milo science meows
Nature around us, mligim is twing IO
ia Man himself.
As Pin • 'teat" Of nab
so "come moro impressed and by
•nd Nff*tion.
the Unintu •nd its has
R possible lor us to. nod people Ouf from
u-turat •u«mundiD9' unknown •pace •nd
safety back •uth .•i«.
ENDLESSNESS OF THE UX!VERSE.
•pace-flights piooe•r •oas.
to opea doce
toned tb' •ndlossnest o' Uninrs•.
That *ich can of the
Universe theouøh the crack in door only
fims boiiM its Crutot. Mankid
Umited understanding cannot
"mighty, .ltknowins 'ternal
Eury 'o create picture of God •nd md-
uc• Him Ho can comprehend'd
'unhor preoe His I believe n
H ena, Faith, •ce•pto God • proof
Goo&ill. history mani'..t.s itself
mon and mom ability of Mankind b
stand,
It Civeo peace oc mind God tho
Father Of all, Md thc msu't•nt bought. %a.t
are beotb'tc. i' on Wide.(io..
Scientist' only ho. that i" natum is
without boing converted morgy. Nat
Unint panic)' disapmar •ithout
Baca. Nature nothing annihilstioa.
change. Wouid eoagiöeratioa
His Masterpiece, *nan Sovt?
Fu immortality moana a our
*itituaC "ittmc• after Öeath.
Uankind has had a ia a aft* doab
the dav« has ban •s etwotia.l
Of the prim"iv• c»Huret' reii9ion• and it hat
bun peeserved developed mügi0N
philosophies.
Tho significance *'is i' moro bmponanco
than the prmounc•ment' of nd
b9i•ns about what we can •e
thio vorld. From the da.q of time
immortality hod its ianuenc. ea
people.
THE SOUL DMDES ROE
OTHER CREANONS.
Th. soul feom tho animal.
mimot'8 •etioae are dict•ted its inbom input"',
i.e. fear Md Elf-peeo•rvatioa. These h.
CS.D.
tro ca.8TACT WISHES TO OFFER JTS DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO
THE FAMILY OF A BRAVE SOVIET PIONEER -
COSMONAUT VLADIMIR KOMAROV
WHO DIED ON A SPACE VENTURE, APRIL 24b 1967.

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ufo contact
come from the anima!" glands Md
•r. *olly automatic. The mako-up al an •nimal
aNovs no room (0' ft—dom o! choice, soarehing
curiosity Of doubt eonf"ct betveøa impulses •ad
ethical stand•rds.
An mime! nothhg o} mice
celled conscience, ua right and
it •one. Onfr Mankind ic •quipped •ilh
conflicts *ich because if i' created in God's
And Mankind i' equined with sout
•hich enables o mutar p«obtemo cavwd by
Chest conflicts.
Today, boucando Of •cionti•t' am af work oa
"08t task 'ac•d; M
atfempf a Dhrie•t Universe *ich is
vaending in time space. comp"coted in its d'tajl
•nd impreasiv• in it' orderliness, to
it' origin and hov it functions.
H i' Ioae•r a sufficient ezpl•nation Of the aims
scinco to say that it to find the ph"ical
*ich eonrn the Universe •nd Uan-
control It, because ocicace" Gold of
has increased size. The basic demente
science eo)becti• observation
nd the Etting of ctn•in pais at •hich to •im.
From he scientist • model
time, proportions •nd cause. When gains
Enovi•døo dd i' not it
points
ation.
Dy mason of Rho f•ef that is vit'iD9
hia mod•f of he ohows that
don not demand to finaf truth. Hio
•ciealific 'avs are at moot only "-writings the
observations has made.
The of ocieocc do not comtrol the rality
only to uplain it. Therefore the laws can
one attains new
a:us.
The tacks *ich science sets itself never-eod-
me Foe truth is no static concept. For •very
artw•d at, • dozen now concepts come nio
Sc.ønee stand' be-foe. Irmti.tc ia Cioid'
•ode•voer.• nucleu• of the •tom becomes more
enigmatic — tho origin •nd composition of
is still sheouded mystery — the inner
fmctions af Jiving organiams s'i!l Of ne eu-
planation. Scienc•" Aee Iin •hud ot B.
The •c»ntist in en 'tmospher' doubt
it accepted fact o' tile •nd ortho-
dozy Thomas Husl•y o! the Eienti•t:
him scepticism i' • first duty md Mnd faith
•fooivable •in". A •see of •cimtific progrou
•s an the buttresses "ith,
•side. •nd religion
therefore ofl•n collided. it i' oe
mediet Of Our tim eeienc. and r.ti9ion
•can becomc .dwrsyies. Bocuse go Ehio• a •ob
dion of conflict n h" been tempting to adopt •
o' pea—tel to divide wr
psienees into diffMtnt •na•, to 'i"
control OWT the one and emtro'
other.
Let .cience physbeal *iot
religion care of Ott", pople gay. When
ecieaco has reached its limit', Ntiøioa can tako
over nd uplain that *ich of no uplanatioa.
This io a fateful to take. To •operete
world' cou!d "iy be dono scienti•t' not
Christiaaa and scientist'. Bui
ccicnee and "figioa do not "isa two
tNVtSIBt.E.
it is not possible to be;" a belve.n nüeioa
and science. Grodecl!y, •c science i' nabled
pf•in some ot the of the Universe it ewes
into acoas *ich unknwn may
on a basis o' faith.
Every experience — physical •pifitual — must •
fit into a pedom *ich both faith •a.h•
iog. It is Mankind the Unir•r.e,
imenes, and for truth. it oot • 'Mail,
k takes part h tho procen of cn•tioa.
Lind itsoif the greatest result of Creation.
Tho fact more md more
aro "ina diodowd dinct
Mankind.
Science and mligim Can coapar.d Vith
eiadowt in house, brough which can obsern
tho •orfd around us our neighbouo. (There am
other —indon to be Art, Lite.
retur• and History). Whatever n may see
windows this hatse, it must fit
with the model ot tho Uninoc nd
place it.
it does •ot fit, •e mut attor Nd",
•her our aim and t" to increase Our ability to mdee.
•tand Creation.
ta our it would
people think that •dvances made by ocimc•
caus" uch ac e•ligiws belief to
eomo out-of-placo and old-fashioned. c•nNt
understand Should ' 'believe" in
•hen •ci•oc• gan teii go that ' 'know" 00 auch
The simple •nsw•r to öis assertim is •m
more of Mtur.'s mysteri•a
peopi• ••re before •dvmt of Ei•atific •watch.
io absolutely no ru•on to bat God
cannot Ntain His pt•ce in —"m thc
sams way as before qo enmino Hi' Ccoe•
tim •ith tolascom nd
Ena •cmce it •li9ioa. oaten
it' •tsumptiens, eplieatim Dd ns •earth foe
the religious fwxtion. Tha Creatop
Himself through Hi' Croatieu. A' Chari— A.
•oa •an: "Science us to create pictum
God". W' must •ei•ace oaJr •zi8ta
pop", md it' cmcepf' eist
only in md'"tanding. Beönd
—pts lies God eu b n.

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LTE'S GtFTS.
Etch us gift' A
in a lite the competitive*y
time phytic..sl m Earth,
•diets cycle Of mtk•s
the with
cortaint'i that uan can bgtvun
md Coatsr.
it sbouW kid an *tat Mm's
depend m
smiritu•$ thsn to the ccietfif•e.
uaanidaö*y
actions. Natu•e mil hotd unsolv-
But hat •on itwE(
WHreöen* it can open a
for yoridiag this
wed or H
Religim«o guide•iioet art b0dds
Wdbovt it Man
— with his God
uth "S.
RONALD CASWELL
U FO reports
Soviet radar spots UFOs
•ay such sauc•e•
utor cpoc•.
"dat Eli&niifiod
ebiecu (OFOS) for 20 he says.
But Soviet s-ci.aticl.e like their
Wett, pezz$ed •Soet such UFO.
the •eienGst» W0QtiGed onw F.
He mssibie •xpianotion•
iron •pact. HO t'is
*at." UFO problem
J.r• pe•aib'.."
•H disc-
in peen-
iR Sovi•t at American
B' Americans
essy ef
Report' Orieg ia
Ibe Coueuut •nd in Central Asia, aim
eevet•i be Soviet
sifent on whole quutim; Cnene •rt;cEe
ht UFO iJ
obi•ct
Zigai ideatife'd •s me •digon a
catio« The witl discesc tba
nod
•ith them,
The c5ief i' B. P. Konstantina,
who, u "ice Soviet
Seieac8, ooe
•Rici', sdd
Echo; ' a UFO eoastu•tiy é"•
•wd 82 Centra'
Moscow.
Simi"' be.
the OFO 'Oday eoe
Sderod add".
He niect•d idee
ewid such
ZOO* Aid weld uFO•
'bet Mitt not
today."
Then be these 'in
1. NONSENSE •aid
•ome c*iing nports
etaim•d to $idd•n sageera
hat*
Bui kiili09
ather åa.n it
2. AN OPTICAL iiiuti•n
in
The UFO. ssue i' ban
A NEW SECRET
•arth. *'No
said.
4. AN UNKNOWN o'
rodioacti*ity "d Of
In thig •nd charged
But Zigei said* Zhi&
tb' cotot Of UFO' *eit
S. SPACESHtPS
piawt. Nid of UFOs
t*OtW •O
unded.
ea'dd sc;mtifie
b Oar up *igin
Cmdie: MN. McEv%, Fbeid.

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"MANY HAVE SEEN DIGS
OLLOW}NG ANO OVERYAX$NG MISSU.ES
OGHT AT THE EXPERiMENTAa- BASE AT WHITE
.ANDS, NEW NEX*CO. WHERE. AS ts KNOWN,
HE AMERICAN ATOM BOMB WAS n)ED
COLONEL UAC'AUGHLIN.
(Statement h 049.)
29 sight UFO's over White
iands Range
Gyy..
N.M. — At N mite Send* Mie•i$e
10.30 tl
m. Thursday.
UFO* hu cytog
from Pontaeoee.
•nd civi)iant *Oding tiv
.•evic•• so
it ot Aif
Sau. . Maj. Stepåms, UFO
k, is mt to
e sohiinp.
Terry Cia". penidoni
RALG. nid UFOs
r*ar N.M., theo nnt
AF8. south Otoet•nd•, N.M.e
.d disappezre•d oeør tho Secrame•ßlo
ot AFB WSMR
'ø Witacted to}d tho Hight
tetY Offit-a Xidiaod AFB Albuqvøtque, N.M
Ku-tiand •quid
•sop) that a" iafmnat*oes Nu)d to
ihe
•t the Pentagon
vaa- that "formation
Ovi. dieecfor of informat.on
AFE, Saturday night said that Mai. Step.
B.' i' H' •aid tha
•ts unt 20 AFB, Ohio,
so the H' Mid
•cutd eaeept 'the* the
IAic the Seer•tary
Fyce.
WSMR
•ut*øritr in cue.
idmt•
•d, use hit nomos
Ait Fotse
flying At •m c'tit9de Of to
JOO af
mike War."
'We Foe-ce n;'
WSUR al Eme .i9hA8. WbiEe k
a t$Msf•r Amr to
commeaicslioos, Of
UFO'. grwnd,
Missi\. at WSMR
fkit Gm., Them
hour iRroY•d at Ei•e dey,
wuid to a
EØ-fO (haa
OM WSMR •aid VFOc tracked
sadne. i' •ecur•t. 'f
may
nay
There i.
"tease soy "formatiM the — if w.
r iüäi.• s;
Sunday, MarcS 6th. %967.
COMMENT: W'
thia item appeared oaJv EJ •
Paso, Sut Fæc•
had irrideat. in
To Qeotø the •boy.
io *tdicatioa Sili
Böghtinet
unauorz
UFO's over British Columbia
O" 14th, IXTL ot •buf 8.06 p.m., Squire
and Scott McNei*t (two bars •ged .bout •ore
tbøir pins Cedu Nit; Crouroads,
Road
Road
district). Rod •s
Circle From they •nd e
ii9ht Over 'her
peebablr the Ot Galt
oa Cldbor• Road. OQ
to töe and to
bgbl' act
seemed (but ik be that
tho;r cycles,
being e.rtain •boug pink).
dat' et&tey.• was —iod
At 8.10 p.m. same *Ming. i.e.
Squire" {name
V'Q%Ct) was dryine
boro Bey Rud toward' ttw
dietriet,
nd nd i.e.
Kisbet ban wit.
is me
•nd did mt MOP
40 •h' right
math be
*teed wer tho Vide '•••d"y.
Tho two eotQOd t'
be ftoa g Test from
3.*tfx

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Of thc dark shape behind Bom. •
*bite light behind *ich did not seem to be •tt•
Ehed to tho obieet in any v•y; but night was
•ry dark, she •dmits that thio could haw
a star. Tbe colored light' not blinking. •nd the
*iect seemed not to move, althovgh •hc of course
moving tw•rds å8 in car. She
object (which, odm;ta, •he saw
•Imo•t doings), u • black ving-
like thing *fici mad' wise. Then uddenby
*ought t 'Sure* 't can't a pt•ne, this 1«. Por.
it is • nyino saue•tn. The •it' the 2 colored
lighte •as •malt, Oout Sia. car
Ninker•lights. If the witness 'topped to husti9•
ate, this could haw Seen a most imprt.n-t sighting.
Md thus bst a gnat oppoduaity.
Thursday 13th atomd LIS p.m.. Victoria"
ughts •II dimmed for a couple ot ucoads,
nd at etat mo•t, bwn chanced to
o eoJoc•d obi•ef •emu üy. The
tried to 'uplain' dimming to lightning
C•mob•'! Riwr, •ome 200 miles •way: this,
—or, would sem mconviocing, ia view Ot the num-
•rous pacl •here certain type UFO hu
tho dimming. •nd indeed
bå•ekovt. of 'lectric Lights in widely seat•ted •rus.
is to
60 ooi aii•ci •ieciricai iMt8fiaiöm: he
hand, h i' possiblo that afl UFO's may
Ability to •Hect such hsta!latioa•, to Nirajn
from doin m, at •ill.
Report P. M. R. Edvard', Victoria, B.C.,
Canada.
Credit: Helmer,
B«omma, Stockholm,
From: The Muican "EL HERALDO"
8th, 1967.
Bodyc.d in •nicle. *ich mfortunat•ly
camot reproduce here. Hov•ng, •re
ims to thc *otographc. — Ed.)
Nt. 1. 'This photograph of • space object
•u by Dr. A. L•nuza, professor •t the
Sorbonne Paric and at the Auconomou• National
ot Mexico, he trav"led ±oud
be Compahi. M"ic.na AviacØn from
kaico ety Guoda.l•j.ra." It Wii' •memb•
by some roader: that many tima• Georg. Mam-
• saucy basc ia thc mountains •round
— Ed.)
Ne. Z •u. t..Muza *tum
Mexico. tt •hon in wr
p•smce oå mother flying object. It is of a eircut•r
nd "s hs vpmr a dome,
»med to ef wm. of
eoJor.B
Nc. 8. "Tbit UFO tAm by Dt. Lanuu
01 "out from tho machine
•ad ooey • m •t t •t •bow the sudaco od
Valley. Noto et the bottom the pictum b' •pone.
vhich give •n idea af l" •u.
Dr. Lanuza has the negatives in his possesoion,
*ich h'" been careful* enmined by photo
pert', •tat•d that no fake
"EL HERALDO".
Flying saucers ae seen in clear daylight
They Observed neat Mme«ideo.
•mi—ideo — Unidentified Flying Obiect8
h this capital in cle•t daylight, otat•d
thc dir•cf0f Astronomic•; Ob•ervatory A>OA.
21 cob' photos o' said objects.
H' from •aucer into
space mmo smaller obiect8 of the shape
nried 'mm blue to
According to Mr. Reyes nd other
nationa aa UFO se•n at height
Öouf 6 Em to the North tho City, It •n hd•
rim. could a dad A dia•
tinetlr rim open pethobe ia thc upper
part.
Finally Rem uid.• could b' it
a i.e., e eignt *ich
Ou"t aii•i mäi
•way •t • Ndiginouo aped'
The sighting was made the day befort
and luted (o« hoot Md 40 minutes."
•houtd mmind readers that thio •i9Miß9
mad' from aa astronomical and that en
at a height o'
metres o' 20,0Ø
feet could be in •ich etrtain of
tolescop•a. Whether it in fact a porthole
open at that eold height and in hat bin
might • point cooi•ctur. perhaps. but am
not reckoning with termotriat a;rcr.ft
- Editor.)
Ce•dit: M". Maria Cristina Rueda,
GAP-MEXICO.
Tmnzlation: Mn. GAP-AUSTRIA
»Convincing« UFO pictures
SANTA ANA — A Ot Cotor•do
cmdvetiD9 otudr unidentified flyi09 objects •an
bet "Photographic nideneo UFO', avail-
i' eonvincing."
Ro"rt a. Low, project a G—m•
UFO atuåy. is Santa
a mntm•nial IE CFO photo petvioecjy disendit-
•d Sy Air Force.
Lov be picture, R" OT
Smta u top four fWt
*ot09tapEc Wid•nc• UFO'.
Heflin, r, • hop•ctor foe
Couaty Highway picture
a. 'B, OH Sut' Am

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ufo —ntoct
At time the Ait Fuco Henin pict-
a Sou.
Tho "Bluebook" •pod said Heflin" photo did oot
'trepond b kit deaeription eouM, uuc•r•
object.
since Bea Air Force hes commit•öooed
iodopmd•nt study Uniwmity
Boulder.
Fmm: ' 'SM Fruci•co
Friday, Uarå 10,
Cmdit•, Tb•odom Gray Hul"tt, Son Frncisco,
USA
rwo PCs spot a »saucers«
Tro object nosh
vough rsierd.y. The oflicen nid be
aueet•likc object flew Strmd, Kant, •bout
.000 fet — •nd had • tail of blue •nd stars.
bter a •imil•r •port from
Knt.)
Police at Rochester •aid: "The have
told."
From: "Daj)y Sketch", London, Moreh Nh, 1967.
»The flying saucer ghat
Andrew saw in Stamford Sky«
•oa of Me. Md Mrs.
r. H. Hyde, of 59 Scote.te, Stamford, claims to
' 'flying uuc'r" Stamford on Tue•-
d". Aug. 2. H' was ia his back g•rden •t the time,
he •kotched and described be
etic ia the nomino
about holf-p•sl •nd • Quart* to
n •as ping Quick* thc clouds. The
it, it N. W.
Jnctim, —d minutes it camc
back.
"tt a S. E. dimetion. and it
mode sound. the round. Vith black
circles boking like pod.holes muad
Them littb loo'i" E"
oa "Nom.
cloud of •tuff eomine
bock md •u tiag mund the middle
object."
UNQUOTE.
From: A Stamford peer, EngEMd.
A is
— nd gill pes Elben H'bhrd.
Literature
•Piece for a jig-saw«
LEONARD CARMP., u.s.tA AUa.S.
author "Spee•, amvity Md
Flying Saucer."
HY' i' a .boo& save•n"
immense iat•mst to —d
"open-mind•t•, to lay-mmoa br
•ore corroboration to his in tH
nality o' visiting •pace-ships, nd Qo technically-
minded man may •ell be surprised
"ahh detail of a high* technical included
in bis •or&.
L•oaatd Comp, many pan •oaed
both wrodynamics mere
mv desi" principles of the Hovercraft*
—ded in writing —mon
normal can tho English
Foe A Jig-caw' • does. ia truth, pi•ce
— • vory large piece — of that enigmatic
•hieh has undul•tcd and r«urned abog 10
degrees *rough {or
pasq 20 himsetf haa oa
material Joe this book {or half bat time. H i'
12 Jinc• he submitted to public "Space,
Gravity and the Flying Saucor"; — is a
—tur•} and
Writtn ia • 'tyk *ich is open •nd u IEkinö
pomposity u be author himself, oat finds • p•tt•
dewbpi»g from •ach chapter Io u
hit bd'f but coociw '%ack.twod
•at•dal" Nöodoz
traitcfoey X-IS
"milv of •chats, end into the deep Mua.
i' almost b find •ith
beings — not ia a capsule by
•reat billowing parachutes, but pntlv landing a
field, field, •ody hstmt take-off to •
At host, by implication,
because Mr. Cramp, "oat •y•ctf
the task of disem•ti09 u engineer",
arrives, after of and
perimeatatioa, at last chapter *ich mtkW:
• 'Vindicaebo A Ship."
lut •econd tact chapter
might lerge part UFO
story. R •ums the author, • wcc•
con

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ufo
hvotved in ..•e
wcf•ee i.e.
of my tudøn •heed
put doa6t Viti
kam anticip•ted my next intention. Yet ethers
be e Qrifle khat
Se mode. I mutt
to be Eienc• mote
ag it is. am is
nit. trutt the •adef tos, purpos•$y
chosen Widnce *c)' i
may •bed light m-
UNQUOTE.
Y", maiigmed •on*' Adamüi.
ago '—nard G. Cramp
Mihoqraohäe voi•etöors.s youn.9
Stephen Darbi&hin'a e •a
9ta.phø•d. in
Ademtki•s eintic
"Pie. A ur.
Cramp produces evidønc• •
Mture along
•oeioeetiog a reseti of
of •poeted saucer.sightinga, eith •eeomp•
detaiE ot •od flight pattem•,
•t form.
be h. Gnauy ater
i' Adam±i
his eonetudirt9 ehapter. not only dNS the awthae
detxits ef engineering dale prevued Adam-
ski his M'. Cramp
kss•s S•at, the Gme of —riling this chapter,
he had teed compieeety "lasid«
Space Roatieiag B'haps cert•ifi rnd-
•n' Ee9ücism *out Qhi. admission, M'.
Ct•mp On describe pints WNioed that
wncemiog trips
(Cramp")
•rrö•d-et dato receives *tartil.ng conoboralion!
EAf I tan eimoet many OR Ad»m.
•coptic a Sieh of hardly
to be*in•- tBat i to sech
mat«ini in gtia Nigro. *
Witk mms detailed iniemntiaa.t siehting mporfs
photographed
•zp•timents the iatøotive study hc hag
a" •nd BRd
scores of
Cetmp boughe for
ati of an .ea •thd.
•thee
•wd UFO t•eeatchen ot the ovine
since ' 'heids Spose Shipset
•ut}nr biased eta b'
boeu Oouf George
Admo&i.
Vii.
•cepfics not tine
'"ding eaeeRent
oxeerpt from the by
nard G, C.tnmp
' 'Out of Md •5Ddo•
most gaiem•tpc ny;n9
or t.•o, novorth9Sea•
icet•.
Adamski fype saucers ore
UFO
grounde configgt•t•
' •acouf •hip" affen best
mu»d compromi•• viich eo"d embody
fvneti0R8 requfred by
Adarneki's deseeiptim of imido a saucer
pith theory.
ney. ts •upport
ereuads
hctio.6 to •cccp* the Tint pad of hit
as fact, 9>4nim my
*ich
"PEECE Foa A 27 sh S d.
SOMERTON COMPANY,
COWES.
Miscellaneous
Out of the clear, blue sky
UNOR H. PETERSEN.
pact couple of hund•ed
reponed down from the Chy, —
•apøR5 b
such m•teontes, meteon, —
•days - something ia cmntctim
mie ot the
In the book Matia des Mag;eimt",
Logia Pauveis Jacques B•nict,
eme One ta 40.0@ Of
e.onwm
in an when •cimee •nd other apert
positive in
Metaoris 0±00" originate isom comets and
have dosnteeretsd, Of from Mtatføf
iee eoaws from — •Chet
teiid

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ufo eontaet
137
It m doubt a numbs .. tho
m.qeocic f•T18 •ctu•lly remains 9} "natural"
ia •paea — but not by any means an Of them.
No doubt •iso, of the fall' o' ice from
aitcr•ft deicing brooking off by some other
means; the theory about ice trom toilets i' very
doubtful, but if Bive theory • certain
chutco, then it still uptains •aly • wry small part
of the total number* nporl•d falls,
tho Rocket-Be's attempts to explain eon&'t•
Space •round gs beø•n, • mmar&abk
attitude prevaib•d •ithia certain "iontific circles ia
that Sp•e•.
Ezeth the naw! Cosmos, •round *ich
and *out which ovary-thin eumed. The moon and
the and the stars •ere hung im eoe
Earth's sake, •nd befwwa all be bodin outside of
Euth's atmosphere —as this empty ia
•as to — absolutely nothing.
But rocksts told onother stogy — had
We can say eten, it is
Space is •mptv. things, Ost
been "9i8t•wd. if become dusty ia th'
spew-capsule capsuie door hu
is •'00, esrtain chemical nection•
e..ü, in tho Of a wcood', form "lid
As Nnets bom be
to say same elements units
*iek mako up ' 'cention" are to b' fomd ia
micöl• foem in thia to-called empty Space. H
needs right chemic•' •actioa to take
pleco for the *ote to take •olid form and to build
up as planets, comets. meteorit•s ot ice — or
matter, u other things.
N h quif' plain to the! •ei•ac• can.
nd must, won add a chapter to that book about
condition ia Spaea, *ieh it is "itinø
time. h this "book" it will Mated that,
god" cortain conditions, solid matter it in
Space veil as much' •i" — Matter
fall Onto this planet oe others as ' 'shooting-
Aam" ot as ie• 'rom •irp'an•'s toilet.
And n •ill b' enormously difficult, — ret. almost
— to differentiato between am mm-
of solid bodies. ouch platyts, eonots or
ast•midc, md io pedue•d by some other
•ens. might point to —ideace bacteria, but
Wilt do, because bacterio caa be eath.
from anMer• the Coams. Fü ax.mpje,
planct, just •amc as other planets, has,
its SBC', tr.ibd b*nd it."'
dust baeleria. This dust
baetyi• •m up •t tine oe bv
"av•nly in ume manmr
—ll•ct "t •nd bacteria from melds.
•ot eo to ør.at amount or
Oat do, to sterilize Md
probe *ich to be •ent — our bacteria
•n9 Wa p•eseat oa oec "stor planets and
other planets, just u "their bacteria"
Jong, Loag white Bivins with w.
Thus them "ists weat uewzplor•d arou
•arch •ith which science can come to yips and
"am from; and when, fm.tly, bese aro
the naturat step wilt b' to Inm how
eomo to li. •ithout being bacteria.
W' on the "y; but • chan
b. "hfecqed" bacteria. •nd believe —n
' 'inject" our sista planets' inhabitants with our bac•
"fia. For a •hik Ft •han fiad meteorite
bat Mie;nat' from planet', comet' Of •steroids, nd
ice *ich falls from toilet-systems Of üpt•nec.
Hen, ia npod just from
States, is an important break-ttvough into area
"Warch mentioned in tha "orc-going adiek. With
pnci•ioa timing, p.rc.iv• that through
condensation this duet eventually goems
*ich to b' attracted a pia•
From: Loc Angeles "Herzbd-Enmi»er", Sunday,
January 2nd 1M.
»L. A. Man finds Life in Space«
THERE ts UFE IN spacer
key o' m cist.
abundantly in outer •pace,
These findings haw been to a oath'finc
ot on Astronomy •nd meting
•t tho Of California at by
Fwd Johnson Electrootical Systms in Pua•
dona.
Based oa kit findings, Dt. Johnson told the Bei*
colloquium tb' pouibility mu Joao
tfr. is execllenl.
physicist, •strooom.r end biochemist told tho
scssions, *ich opened Friday, bat after
13 yean ot h' been abk to &atify
dust and had found n is composed large
of solid mol•cular substance chlorophyll md
not ice graphite •s "en previously beli«.d.
' 'There i' no mason to believa that m bic
planet miqu•", Johnson tow Ch'
Eneminer. "There is •ey pod "idmce, m tho
other hand, that may be similar gorms of life
*roughout be •irone".
Dr. Johnson •potled that elthou# iat•rstollu dust
b ozali •ith uch having •n
deneity of IO to 2S 'tams per e*ie centimoeor.
•peculates coodmutioa —n,
Wally meteorites *ich •nough to
bc to pinot
StUPLE
These meteorite, ooid, epo•it life
chloco*yU •nd, u oa earth, the

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gfo eon"et
photosysbetje fo
plant Coma.
o' findi., Ot.
a for chemisity
cea be but ibe md
éct can Similar
that earth".
Johasoa mBde dizeowtie• by
peetf•i Iirws 'f "t.
He thsl-*the absorbed light at a mtg.ain
of
conpouad b'
infomatim oimiht • human Sy Ns
fivcp«ittfo.
It kat
Scienti•t8 •tao '-now thit moløcu*o• atoms
the path atv-Gehi are of a
moi.celea &nt•
iiiød the part;cuttf af
he oa • basi&
PS—ious iik• studies •pec.fft'
pntenc• hydrocetboas. 2he eomb*
htc mifk«s. ut«si" study roquir•d
of thie
•pecuat in$omatiøa.
Random testine or possible hßpoctfboo comp•
du.t
By enmintioa of
Of. Johnsoa iieid »rphyriß' and
He compared tba- ab'Orpt;on band epoc-
of *kew ib iabo«atorr conditions .im•
the o} be
found th8C
through both
$1Ddie• • e!
Snfema •ubtt•nc• in Quesiioa
tf duet •aeh
cogid chlorophyl*
hdie..tim• (oa
uech) from *Aside". Dr.
thing cogid haep•n Ehen".
To point, Of. said
some •stim.aied
4% bi}iioa old. H' potph"ins,
tho
dust into *ich
Ätnet'•d pt.net• — ecn at now
iN be Bom.
Oedit. — "q. Mena
Can
The space brothers -Chd
Earth's electronic
equipment
• UFO is
*ith Earth" 04.c*ricai eleefmaic
•qgipm•nf, $0 bmusht about
ION;' iR
Temporari*r cars,
nd "uupfed •i•gtf0Qic muip•
meat •mono the most •ith
e •ith aucer. ur
Wesgord, U.S.A.
a •cord Of
that • passes mar
lie," Of {thur.
She outaide i. i.
cuben "FO!
UFO Eti*ity ia
tte
published rude: •F$B" 0$••
iect W.tche•, A Santa Maria
claimed —y•lerious flying
i•et
•t airport it
He a
won {Wing dit•etim •t
tzight of fnt•. m'0thør
Au•ttalia, i)
photogrvhihg Mars, "Oid
Dinton Man A
Aitporl
U.S. piciurti
Mets — hat b.iQed in Caab«n. Siz member'
Of the traffic said
suspended oe for •inutcs.
ea ait ns unt
Oet to identify h. Expert* am if d
•as "incidence that tho ±iect '5-5
"f*' s&tim
up Tb' •tstio«
to Mariner •t
of the
•m •afur•. Bvt
*sat an Md
de our •kettMie muipme«f
pe•aeace

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ufo
UFO en
foe purpo•es. us have cud
—riUøß by ciaimirse to rscei-
metseqes, both garbisd end
Space Brothers vie ham radios,
Oi apseem.n Mhet
pheosmena On thei$ There
•mgßiA9 maa Who
iat• movie ea Md
several Lat* himaoif
at face m his TV •cvees!
R. •as .o •cared, sasppod Off TV
•aid it day! Then
peogte
recorden, Only recently, Fete
published 'effet from DN
Stetomeedo, Caiiiotnia. *ich •he slated Stat
•Ete attempting fo NCOtd '009 she hod
created with help ot •aotcs
e band*
tape bW9ht •t • •h.
pick the OQ and
to tho tape. She eon on to •ay: •t then
the it hed siep•
tt and ployed töe owe neio.
to thc recorder to Mop it,
• Geld seemed i
it be
B if two
such a
machine m. Wit*' i •o baser Mi
'he force field. tape bach- to "play.
nøles but i
-hoc'•d b•yOftd c beautitui
the very had
.aated a ICß9 over minutes. it is mssible
aat recoedøe umeha• pick•d up eul e!
air.
toe i ton it wound 12 a•cisck
i'. tried heideat
times. hat in
music on tb#, réie• i"
I be$gre. pr.om•
Eaten•d the QhÖr havs a —ifd
A Via
foe wreci*y
05 'f
*ieh to founder.
ate Smith, de-t•ine his and iat"tivc
WES,
and foamoet eci.ntitt, nd
•ithout core*v$
-evao•.eheckt 'hd Sy bis
bis Orcund. Bui
ec.ind
nri•ty Of *itosephicai
Ws the
a Didi&_
a bcal ham )
mutt be ekady knew little
Mt. Smith" •cisnifie en.p€fiments
md most the mets.agos received Wilbon
an
uaiRt•tii9ibte iD 04m —
WSSr
By Md *its requested
e ht guidance i' his •cientitic •o*.
Tho
WBS and ot
FWine Saucer Club preparit" to
mochiae t*vy bunt* ket Bi—
his be Boys Tap*ide bf0&o
Kam jietming, AR
otbee Md boy
•csaF 'or Witb.ef Smith *ich
waa to Lo "m detar
this he did. cw*d scimiific
might be iot9
thag
n•cåiN •ooid r.n..
to placed 06 it it
*train; precaut;m be Heo•
his WBS and hit •
if ia noQi•n
•h•tt.red,
beatde •ith its
strut.e oecutf*d dutiets •a
tape Jotters WBS
eod UFO the U.S. At tme,
WBBS io psssess;oa scientific data
'hick Boys hcm T»side had
fet {ime taodwrt•ntw,
WSS, by impücaiioa direct
eiue• to this eci•nfific yobbm
teccived tam fecm friend, with
fitl SIBRk
Purel.d, WBS momined taee
and Played it te t%at
thc piece" had jet aiip elws.
had bun neatly erased •nd
Oat it {he Boys from
ate autheatie Spae•
Wine nuipmeat foe
Recently, be aenine
it Mitten
c humonus. Rin, ks Mita
a Sot to truth thus
•7mi9hi sif dom

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840
ufo contact
ond favourite
eramme. Then wilf it. Buk
•gndu
the
Sundays? i 00 and
do {bey thfW9h
be picked by on
piaoet8' — — b.u* •c;enfists think i'
Att•r
O ic Games ia vie
think ••i$d
gibberish that eccesimntly como on radio •od
TV •irate peogrcmmea
Abd it is thot •ciønti%c
easts have taped mm. mighty odd sounds from
epsce come 'OR" wrt
Ewoce,
September.
were •mazed whea ocreas uddenly
carried
tetevigioa statson KLEE. io Houston, A
— that•e •fiat thougbk
mt»t tried KLEE*
sands of AQantic. •Station
KLEE•, •has been off the •it
re.ra. &iocs no KLEE
card hat bem sho•øre.. hers
Why
"d it appear in Eoetmd? And hew did it back
it had Nobody So if,
we snidentiii•d
Ufo*D9t5ts, thc watching tele-
Mision for phenomena i' not fat-out
fact it an
bote believe thinga pos•
•bio. Coupled with a telop•thie '-O eut
friends. it m•ht peodgc.
haa is by
Which tt» •Otl.awa
O'dee
Safi City (AP) A
—mer. Ot. Fred Hoyle, of patibihty
TV ouier cpsee. And by •liye. he
- •pace people, peopfe
may live ours thø aide
Way. hiabFy probsbie
hat plmet• Md p•opt• So do 8
tie •dio hit*ing the
from people
is •omø •Neel to
theu musasn.. to iota radio
nyes,
•What we w• md t"'
Ho"', hie mw book, Mea and
Güa—• Wa•himtm Prese),
.ome outer
fhaa •ed would able
to Ntb•ar
Spect
Ai pedicled by Sp•c• in
Topside. åeit
to
Bop!' Esrth. From the
reports of •ighting• md landme• UFO'
world* then em be iiit!• that wt
eniity» if is dai*y
obvious they peepmed aery
gut *ithin tå.it coacid«obt•
heif Of Their ppe•vs to
bc To prevent boiocauet
whieh may Mt but •Isa
ptodget dire •a entire
•nd in Outer Specs;
(2} To mon backward EasQB
OrotFw• •a of Vidmiae
their •o md peac4ic•
of Coemic that
they have not ody to
to plane"
$0 $Df E..rtwe •c*oac.
K Ear4h to
ep ditreq•td the coatinu•d Space
tkm msy t•eeiv•
mofe Stad$iog dramatic Cho
geture.
CREDiT; - COVRTESY OF JOUR.
OF THE OTTAWA NEW GC*ENCES CLUB.
OUR READERS MAY BE *MTERESTED to
KNOW UFO CONTACT SENT to OVER
$0 NATIONAL DELEGATES ARO OTHERS
AY THE NATIONS IN NEW YORK.
BESIDES MANY HEADS OF SYATE OF
OOUNTR'ES ALL OVER THE WORO.
SHOULD OUR READERS to OFFER
HELP - OR OTHER.
WISE - 'N THE nutH OF THE
UFOCASE, HELP DE
VERY WELCOME.

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mr * . tteeette.
—ry 20 ter tor oater t. u
k-te Lt.
—t to
asr Otter .
tuxetie.*l
THE
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to
SUBJECT:
DIRECTOR, FBI
sac, (47-0)
AERIAL OB'JECT8
DAN:
7/25/67
„OXATION OF FBI AGENTS
LAND MILITARY psxsoncz.ø
IEPER9NATION
Ebeioæd• berevitb tbe Bureau ar Cha ters
iS and 14 ot a nov being prepared by
The book relates tRUDidentified Aerini ObSects UAO) vhich
—states viii¯zooa be published nagaziy• ton on
a natioa—vidø basis.
vbo claims Gave vritton several books,
Is a eraduatc of Oxford in England and bas various deg—ccs.
Be states that be has the Gary Moore Shov cod
types ot television prosect5. Be relates tbat ho bas
boea extreaely concerned about mOs •nd in the subA1tted
—tertai be eludes briefiy to the EBI and the CIA.
There does not appear to be a violation ot the
Statute 0? any other violation ovar vbieb this
Ezrcau has Jurisdiction. enclosed Infornatlon is
sabaittød Obi' for the Bureau's interest and no further
ceti0Ä {E contespiated Nevark.
— Bzz•eau (EQ
i — Newark V
(3)
JUL
NOT RECORDED
152 28 8967
VS Evingt Regvkrb Pardl Sating Ph

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UNITED STATES
*MENT
DIRECTOR, FBI
SAC, MIAMI (62-0-11328 )
DAN:
6/8/67
SUBJECT:
INFORM
CONCERNING
A review of the Miami indices revealed information
reflecting subject appeared at the Miami Office on July 24,
1959, and to return to Austria as an intelligence
agent. His expressed motivation vas to do something to repay
the debt he felt he owed the United States, He vas afforded
the wøshington, D. C. Headquarters address of the Central
Intelligence Agency and told his inquiry should be directed
tere.
Also, on July 4, 1961, he appeared at the Miami
Office and gave an incoherent story of recently meeting an
individual who asked him to kill his mother. appeared
to be somewhat bewildered and continuously gazed away from the,
Intérviewing Agent.
During his most recent visit to the Miami Office,
seemed genuinely concerned about the existence
of the object he allegedly photographed during November, 1944,
He exhibited no emotional nor mental disorder and appeared to
be rational,
In view of recent publicity afforded UFO sightings,
some apparently by responsible sources, this information
is submitted to the Bureau for consideration of transmittal
Air Force.
to thc U. v,
'4 JUN
Bureau
LB/bab
(3)
(Bnc.
. . Savings Dad' Regglarb •n Pomll fivingt Pln

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In Rqly, Pier Refr
62-0-11328
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JU, iCE
FEDERAL DUREAO OF INVESTIGATION
Miami, Florida
June 8, 1967
CONCEN{ING
On April 26, 1967,
Florida, appeared at the Off
furnished the following information relating to nn object,
presently referred to as an unidentified flying object, he
allegedly photog•aphed during November, 1944:
Sometime during 1943, he graduated from the
Gerraan Air Academy and vas assigned as a member of the
Luftwaffe on the Russian Front, Near the end of 1944, he
was released from this duty and was assigned as a test
pilot to a top secret projcct in the Black Forest of Austria.
During this period he observed the aircraft described above.
It vas saucer shaped, about ttventy—one fcet in diameter,
radio controlled, and mounted several jet engines around the
exterior portion of the craft, He ft.rther described the
exterior portion as revolving around the dome in the center
It was — responsibility
which remained stationary.
to photograph the object Thile in flight, He asserted he
vas able to retain a negative of a photograph he made at 7,000
metcrs (20,000 feet). A Xerox copy of the negative, as furnished
by Z, appears on the last page of this communication.
Also, still photograph he allegedly made 'tat the risk of my
life" illustrating the object parked .1n a hanger, appears on
the last page,
According to the abb e aircraft vas designed
and engineered by (First Name Unimown) a German en ineer
•hose present whereabouts is unknown o him. Ile assumed
vas taken into custody by Allied Forc s upon thc tcrmination
of hostilitics. stated
unsuccessfully attempted
to avoid the German draft, but vas apprchended by the Gestapo

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INFORMATION COICERNING
In Vienna, Austria, sometime during late 1943 or early 1944.
also assumed the secrets prtaining to this aircraft
were captured by Allied Forces. He said this type of aircraft
•as responsible for the downing of at least one American B—26
airplane, He furnished the following fuel and engine data:
, , Puel mixture of N2H40 in Xetbyl Alcohol
(CH30H) rather than 'oxygen—bolding' mixture of
rocket motors; drive over 2,000
meters per second,
said he copied this data from a
located in the anger area,
asserted he vas shot down by the British
on March 14, 1945, after having been reassigned to the
Western Front, He was held prisoner by the British in
landon and later in Brussels until his release in 1946,
He departed for the United States from Bremerhaven, Gemany,
on December 26, 1951; entering the United States in New
Jersey ön January 7, 1952, and was subsequently naturalized
In Miami during 195B, He is presently employed as a
mechanic at Eastern Airlines, Miami, Florida. He related
he was born May 3, 1924, in Austria,
—stated he has vithheld this information
because he assumed the United States possessed it. He has
become increasingly concerned because of the unconfirmed
reports concerning a similar object and denials the United
States has such an aircraft. He feels such a weapon vould
be beneficial in Vietnam and •ould prevent the further loss
of American lives vhicb was his paramount purpose in contacting
the Federal Bureau of .lnvest{gation (FBI)
—reiterated he has the original negatives
of both photographs. He Baid the shots ære taken at a thirty
second time exposure.
This document contains neither recommendations nor
It is the propcrty of the FBI and is
conclusions of the FBI ,
aned to your agency; It and its contents are not to be
istributed outside your agency.
2

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[two photographs. Upper photo, taken among clouds over water, shows a curved elongated streak or disc-shaped object; handwritten arrow and note "BOTTOM". Lower photo shows a dome-shaped, saucer-like object with legs or beams beneath it; handwritten arrow and note "TOP".]
[handwritten page number: 3 (?)]

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TO
SUBJECr:
UNITED STATES GC ',RNMENT
Memorandum
D'rector, FBI
gatl Mexico City (105—5844)
INFORMATION CERNING
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lab.Son• Section)
an Antonio)
— Mexico Cit
DATE: 1ßQ/67
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(Rae. 22-14-88)
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATiON
FOIPA DELETED PAGE NFORMATION SHEET
Page(s) withheld entirely at this location in the fi!e. One oc more of the foliowing
statements, where indicated. explain this deletion.
Deletions were made pursuant to the exemptions indicated below with no segregable material
available for release to you.
552N
D Information pertained
request.
Infotmation pertained
mcuments originated
only to a third party with no reference to you or the subject of your
on*y to a third patty. Your name is listed. in the title only.
with another Government agency(ies). These documents were referred
to that agency(ies) for review and direct response to you.
Pages contain information furnished by another Government agency(ies). You will be
advised by the FBI as to the releasability of this information following our consultation
with the other agency(ies).
Page(s) withheld for the following reason(s):
O For your information:
The foilowing number is to be used for reference regarding these pages:
X DELETED PAGE(S) X
X NO DUPLICATION FEE. X
x
X FOR THIS PAGE
EBitD(

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NEX 105-5844
No information vas located in the indices of the Mexico
City Office identifiable with the Subject,
The foregoing is furnished for infomation of the Bureau
and San Antonio.

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i
i
— •ur. DeLoach
— Mr. Gale
— Liaison S
January 18, 1967
UNIDENTIFIED OBJECT
SIGHTING, JANUARY 17, _ 1967.
advised that ho desired to report that be bad oboerved a largo
obJ«t •bich alighted ia street in front
of vben he vas on hia va home fræ bis television repair
the
Chesapeake,
Virginia, Be believe that be •as tdea *Ato this craft vb.ich
be recalls a.s being Ade of a glass like substance •Dd
Xt vag manned by several individuals 'ho appeared
transparent
to be undersized creatures similar to ænbero of the hunn
race, probably not than 4 teet tail. They vere allegedly
•earing regular trouser pants and —believes
tut be vag transported b' thia craft for •a undeternioed
distance and returned to his point ot appr«inatel'
one iatar.
—spoke in a coherent unner although he
appeared to be under certain strain. Ze clai—d
be had not intoxicants but he vas unable
to account Ior the tine 8:00 p.s. and 4:00
atated b' vae Cron hia •ork8Äbp»but bad no rwoliect
ot •ioevbere betvo•n 8:00 and a CD,
me above furnished for infornatim,
NOTE: furnished Information to night supervisor SA
Special Investigative Division. A check ot Bureau
indices did not disclose any infornation Thich could be identific
vith
Czilé—
Thb eoataiu noither
ru-ommendatioM eonctusiuu
the FBL It b the
the FBI end b agency.
ait it*' ure not to
distribuLd out+dds• your ageaey.
O{J-j
JAN 20
'U.ETWE

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Casper
Callahan —
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*966
or
enngy_vanla 16701
I have mcolved loeer 20th.
Alt.hmgh I vmld to be aggi8bnce, matters
perhinlng to Unidentified Flyi.ng Objects art not within the *uris-
dicUon FBI.
Inasmuch u communicatiÄ tg of interest
to another govemmenu.l agenq, I am referring a copy c' it to
the Director Special InvesUgatimg, The Inspector General,
oc the Air Force, Wuhlnßm, D, C, 20333,
Sincerely ymn,
NOTE: 1. Bumeo conu.in no record correspondent. A cm
her tetter vu sent to ue Air Force forn
referra.i thig &te.

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OFFiCE mnzc•ror
PEOERAL suns •U OF tNVZS
UNtTEO STATES
(December 23, 1966)
r ord, Po 16701
Sn u
Mr. J. Edgar Hoover
4936 30th Place
Washington, D, C.
Dear Mm
VZVC.
I am doing my Science Fair project on
. F. O. s. Could you please send me any and
imformation you have on thig subject?
wou¯id also appreciate any imformation you
ay have as to how many planes we have iost
hasing U. F. O. s, Why has this imformation
en kept a secret? Why Is it imörtant to
at.ional defense ?
Alen wOuld you happen to know if any other
sides oUrsel.f have spoted U. F. O. s
SZ DEC 29Üd

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[redacted]
Bradford, Pa.
16701

Mr. J. Edgar Hoover
4936 30th Place
Washington, D.C.

Dear Mr. Hoover,
   I am doing my Science Fair project
on U.F.D.s. Could you please send me any
and all information you have on this subject?
I would also appreciate any information you
may have as to how many planes we have
lost chasing U.F.D.s. Why has this information
been kept a secret? Why is it important to national
defense?
   Also would you happen to know if
any other country besides ourself have spotted
U.F.D.s in recent times?
[redacted]
Ack: 12-27-66
[handwritten notation illegible]
62-83894-455 [file number handwritten, last digits approximate]

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December2t, 2963
(p 2 3 792/___
4
nnce
at 2470
Your letc ns reedved on
AIN'aough I appredate moar— prompUng yon to
•rite me, flying oble& do mt wme the
Byreau'8 I am, howeve, rderring a
iettur tome Director "dal The Ga-
eral; Depubnent the Air Force, D. C. ,
hu related
L Edgr
V Attenäon SAC: Corræpmdent is not idendtnable In Bureau indces.
*OTE: Cow incoming sent to by form.
DCi:sep (4)

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3
J. i,oovcr
Chief lederal Airer. u Of
Investi on.
Sir I ideation thc & bove so thc, t you 'i not thiok an idiot
•r i ting.
. Yoe seemingly do not or utterly disregucrd t:.e
svLäeeC. I hod hoped tha > ou might ot: he tement L cfnre
now on it: is i.,icct.
hcve •ai Icc' mroy years to sce SOUT
opinion in print, nothing of the sort hos htppened.
am k i. o i" (FOG s or unidenti f i ed f lying oi .:ects
Let ore I ouc ond it is a 'cr or t i •nc you are going to Le
scooped so to spec, k on this seb.iec{.. Sir I heppen to
I h" v c per 5 0m: I I v ± ecn of them. "ne Df these
f, i} b t V'tder I m. c) ord cover in 'it.
(l nm not Fure
ts to t bc hcigli{.).
The ot I'ter ai prchnps
rect ültitudc ana cppx . one milc off.
ot) nol t c in tcrc.s
I-lit I €1! ink this Le vi t t', I
t be of I uited SC {.J tee & nd if it is v i t e-•i
t it; 4 b r. re now frtnilii.r •i ill v nd worn i on t nis
If I eorrcct a: no i.ncee do i great. ly
—cerned BE to r. iwi icind of recept ion i iecy nd ahi rcceivc fron
of t}" is country.
I convinced c ft c r a k r t'" t
t hovz ht someone of s t i' Eid inc iu {ibis
Fitould let tjte pc•usple
things.
PS, Äf t liiE is
of dutai em & orry
of
Know *htc is htppeniatr as re"tit rds t be e
your
Lotbcr you.
IDF.c
S • eerely -i'd)llrs

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80, 1966
AmmAIL
I have reeived your ot November 20th.
response to your inquiry, the Pliey of this
Bureau regarding the investigation Unidentified Flying Obiecu
has not dace I wrote to you on January Ze, 1965, AIN,
E is to uy pl.icy to aa oa
such materB.
Siaee my prior communication to you has beea
destroyed, I am enclosing another for your files trut tus
vil.l be help to yon In reeonstrueUng your records.
Bineereiy pure,
Edcar Rmvæ
Eneionre
i - Inndm - Enclosure
i - ForeCn Liaison Unit - Enclosure
NOTE: Bufireå disclose one Fior letter from and
a to him 1-26-65.
160-

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E*r.ar J. Hoover,
Directora
Pederal Bureau of
Washinæton, D.C.
Dear Sir,
o
26th November,
Investigation,
About two years ego or 80 1 wrote to —ou and
asked you, to the best of recollection, whs agents
of you Bureau investigated reoortea landing-.g of
unidentified flyinc: obdects end whether data rerterding
their find inps was available. You replied serving that
eøentg investimatea these cases to determine whether
en" Federt'l law haa been broken end that thclr
findinr.s were confidentiol as were ail other FBi records.
Since receivirr your letter which was Oleeea in my
records, mens of mv records includin•• your letter were
destroved recently in e fire at home end I would
therefore be crateful if, for the ourooses of toy new
records, confirm vour letter of 1964/5 if the tuetion
is still the seme.
ECe62• (9 Di. 7/ -
In addition, I would be Fleesed to learn *hat your
ooinion is of the unidentified flyinf+ obdeets. If —ou
aecl*ne, I would etmr»reci2te thet vee due
position.
4 DEC e
Yours sincere v,

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UNITED STATES vo- )NMENT
Memorandum
Mr. Wick
FROM
SUBJECT:
WASHmGTON, D. ce
DATE•.
O
10-24-66
On October 21, 1966, captioned individual
contacted the Bureau and with SA
Research Section.
of the Crime
He advised that he is a tree-lance writer and is working
on a story for a TV production concerning unidentified nying objects,
He stated that he has been in contact with a former Air
concerning unidentified nying
officer who uses the alias of
objeZtS and •that- it is the TV pro ucerQ6 intention to use this individud
iD the forthcoming TV show. He advised that—s not the individual's
• true name and inquired as to whether the FBI could advise him of—
identity.
—was advised tzat the FBI could not be of any
assistance to him and that au information in FBI files is confidential.
He was also advised that the investigation of unidentified flying objects
is not, and never has been, a matter within the investigative jurisdicäon
of the FBL
Bu.files conta.in no information which can be identified
Vith
RECOBQE>DATION:
For record purposes.
'l - Mr. DeLoach
77
oct 2S

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.8
UNITED STATES . .3
• 'MENT
Memorandum
DIRECTOR,
DATE :
iOA9/66
SUBJECT:
SAC, SAN FRANCISCO (62-29272
FLYINGIOBJECTS
Re Äareau Bulletins No. 57 dated 10/1/47, and No.
38 dated 3/25/49, entitled DISCS.
&leloged are ßOPIeg of an article entitled "Amed
Forces - Focus on which was published in the This World
supplement of the San Francisco Examiner &
October 16, 1956.
This article deals with the current controversy over
the existence or nonexistence of flyltz saucers or Unidentified
Flying Objects (UFOs), and quotes Mlchigan 's Cono•resstonal
Representative GNuLD FORD as suggestln•' that Congress look
Into ums; also It announces that the Atr Force, walch Is
charged WI th Investiga ting UFOs, has commissione the Univer-
sity. of Colorado and Professor to
conduct en In-depth atudy s the-mext• 18
months * at an estimated cost or $300, 00.
Tue N .
The article also points out that since last summer •i
pressure has been mountlnr• for the establishment of an Inde—
pendent, elviiian controlled Investigative agency to look into
the UFO problem.
Also, for the BareautB Infom•tation. there was re-
cently publ ighed (first. printing June 1966) a book entitled
n 17iy1nc Saueerg — Serious Ä2s1nessEt, Lyle Stuart, Inc.,
publishers, authored by Frank Edwards, TMs book Is rmr In
its third edition and Is available in paperback, published
by mntam and It Is probably a contributing factor to
the current controversy;•
In this book author 'Edwards points out that flying
saucers were observed an the spring of 19216, In Scandinavia
and nu5g1a (which he polnt.3 out iB about a year from the date
atomac bomb), and the book
of the tee tinc of the Alamo o
l)
Äareau Encls ,
Denver Encl. i
I San Franciséo
(5)
8 OCT-21

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SF 62-2927
@curnents many reports throughout the world or UFOB Binee that
däte, and olalms 1965 wag the year of the greatest nmber
of UFO sightings and that these were observed by multiple wit.
nesses e It Is author Edwards' contention that UFOs are space
vehicles sent to observe activities on earth and the Air Foree,
which ig charged with the responsibility or Investigating VFOg,
has deliberately withheld Information and given Llsieading
explanations beca.use at feare a mass panle by the public
the public were told the truth.
The book describes ÜFOs as polished metal objectg,
radiating heat and i Ight (sufficient to have burned witnesses
who were too near), and emitting some force Cleid that Inter-
feres with electromagnetic Instruments and power sources,
Colors range from brilliant white to dull reds and brt illant
orange, Some obåects have carried blinking lights e There are
three basic Bhapes: i) zeppelin-shaped ships up to 300 feet
long; 2) disk-shaped ob$ects ranging from a few feet in dla»
meter to 100 feet* with many reported at about 30 feet diameter;
and 3) egg—shaped obåects, which according to the author are
the ones most reeentiy Bighted.
Aeeordlng to the book, the move and
attain fantastic speeds, yet ean hover motionless In mid—air;
they have been reported to land and to take off with great
speed* usually with a burst of i ight from the underside, which
tn some cases has left the ground beneath them scorched.
many of the persons named In the book who have re—
ported them are reliable Indlvlduals, Including law enforce-
ment officers, military personnel on official duty, military
pilots * connerclal airline pilots, civilian
defense officials.
number of photographs of the objects have been repro—
duced in the book* some reportedly taken by repubable persons.
many reported glghtincg are from atomic and misalie research
areas
Wreckage of crashed saucers has been reportedly re-
covered on at least three occasions, in one cage described as
a magnesium alloy * In another as pure magnesium. and In a third
cage & attributed to an offleåai of the Canadian governments the
material was described as an exeeptionaliy hard unknown metala
actually a matrix or magnesium orthosilicate which contained
t#oueands of 15-mieron metal spheres throughout* and showing
evidence of micro—meteorites on Its surface.

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SF 62-2927
DET:
A few witnesses have reported Beelnc crewmen who
håkd landed from the objects, who are described as three and
a half to four feet tail, wearing appear to be space Bui ts
and helmets
Author Edwards concludes this book with a prediction
that In the near future UFOs wtii an "overt landing n Or
deliberate contact with earthe
A copy of thig letter Is being directed to
In view of the contract awarded to Dr. EDWARD U. CONmN.
The above is being called to the B.treautB atten
in view of the press report of mounting pressure for a civilian
controlled Investigative agency to handie UFO matters.

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ARMED FORCES
Focus dn UFO
Winking. blinking and nod•
ding — red lights over Pasa•
deia, blue lights over
Greensboro, s i I ver dgars
over DetT0it — people kept
seeing strange flying objects,
•nd kept sa»ing
' nothing was out there.
Bat in recent years, and
particularly Fince last sum-
me: , Lhe pressure had been
mounting go: either a fuB•
scale Cong•cssional investi-
gaijon or for the establish-
ment of an independent, ci•
vilian-controilcd investigat&
ry ageocy.
It had been a big year for
Unidentified Flying Objects.
The sightings had come in
bun che s, the bulk of them
last spring and'summer. And
the reports had come from
all over.
"Uke Neon Lamps"
Amoag the most intriguing
items in this year's crop:
At Michigan. 15
miles south of Ann Arbor,
bluish • yellow bars of light
were sptted, looking ' •like
neon lamps dangling in the
Sky."
East Delhi, Mich., a
15-year-old boy called in to
report seeing lights in the
sky alternately standing stm
and m ovi D g, sometimes
naEhing on and off.
Jn AlfadeDa and San
Marino, Calif., police switch-
boards dozens of calls
after a pair of red lights in
the sky i•cre reported by
residents.
In Toledo, Ohio, officials
at the local received
seven calls from f*rsons
said they taw a glowfng ob-
that was red, veen and
•bite.
e In suburban Detroit,. a
man sagr a noiseless. •ing•
less, .eJgar-sbaped {lying 0b,
ject
In Bry an. Texas, resi-
'dents •aid they heard a
star-like object purr.
Over Valdese, N.C., a
, "glowing blue thing" explod•
ed. then lit up the toxvn like a
giant nashbulb.
Sometimes the alleged
sightings spilled ovcr into
the bizarre. A space ship full
01 Ijitlc men landcd
in a farm yard near Hopkins-
Ville, Kentucky. The little
, men glowed, and they were
' described as "three feet tall,
with eyes üke saucers and
hands Like claws."
A grain buyer In Nebraska
said he was invited into
space swp •vhcre he chatted
*ith four men and two wom-
en. They spoke only broken
-E n glis h— but fluent High
German which, as Jt bap•
pened, was the grain buyer's
native tongue.
Silvery Cigar
Nor did America have any
corner on the UTO market.
In Northern Ireland, Tom
Hutchinson saw a saucer
drop into a peat bog near his
home in Noneymorc. It was
eggshaped, th.-ee leet in di-
DR. CONDON
Saucer.vatchcr
ames-., 18 inches high. It be-
can to spin and Hutchinson
• grabbed it. Ile was carrying
it to the police, who de•
scribed him as 'elevei•headed
and God•fcaring," Theo
thin: twisted out Ot his
and got away.
And in Warminster, Eng.
land, a city councU worke
said he saw a silvery cigu
shape drift.ing over the vD•
loge downs. Af(ct a time, be
said, it see m ed to stretch.
rnen it seemed to divide
amidships with a nash ot or-
ange light, although there
was DO noise.
Flaming'Objeee
Not au the sighUngs
be easily qritten off as
phantasmagoria of kooks,
cranks and &unks. And, un-
less one subscribed to a theo-
ry ot mass hallucination, it
was difficult to explain •way
simultancous sightings c OD-
firmed by many wit.
— such as the naming
nesses
obj ect that was seen last
April by thousands of East
Coast residents trom Wash.
in g ton to Boston and even
temporarily disrupted a ban
ga me between the Chicago
White Sox and the Wash.
ington Senators in Wasb•
b'tglon, D. C.
Or the incident in Hills-
dale. Michigan last-hiarch, tn
which Civil Defense Diree•
tort an assistant dean, and 87
coeds reported {hat they bad
seen a g iow iog object
past their college do,wmitory
and hover in a swamp for
hours. Witnesses sajd they
watched from the second
Door of the Hillsdale OUege
girls dormitory as the object
wobbl e d, wavered, glowed
eerily and once zipped right
at a dormitory window
tore stopping suddenly.
fie Air Force, eharged
Lith invesügaünß every
This World, Sunday, October 16, 1966
S. F, Surd•y Exam;ner &

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of the 11,000 sightingx since
1947. did have some
planations. The mysteious
fl a m in g object in the East
was "probably a meteor,"
As much-
pub lie" zed and plentiful
unidentified i n g objects,
they turned out Io be
monkeyEhjnes inst ead of
"Cnidenüfied
ra#nships:
with narcs to frighten the
c iris in the dormitGfies,
came the august report trom
a distinguished astronomer
celled in by the Air Force to
invcstigale the Hillsdale af-
fair,
Every teport ot a 'Tying
saucer" had ostensibly
e beck ed out by the Air
Forces soccial squad known
as ' 'Project Blue Dook," al-
though the staff was woefully
small. Of the 10.147 sightings
81 nee 1947. the Air Force
insisted that only 646 remain
— and most of
unexplained
these because of insufficient
information, The others have
been attributed -to planes,
balloons,
astconortüeai
causes. missiles. swamp gase
E 5, Anu, u'
some cases, to hallucinations
a.nd psycho]ogical reasons.
nail Lightning?
Philip roass. avionics edi-
tor of Aviation Week & Space
Tec magazine.
recently proposed some othec
ezilanations. Mass, an
electronics engineer, said a
form ot ' 'ball lightning: ' gen-
era(ed by high tension power
lines, eouid explain tbe phe-
nomeoa.-
Many ot tbe sightings. said
mass, oeeurred along or vay
nec high-tension lines where
luminous balls of ionized air
could be generated under
certain conditions.
No Threat'
he m ain eone;usions
reached by thc Air Force
•ere:
"No unidentified nying
objects reported, investigat•
ed end evaluated by the Air
Force have ever given any iD-
dicaüon of a threat our
naüonal
"iiere has been no cv-
éubmit(ed to or discov-
ered by the Air Force that
sightings represent t e eb a
• logical developments prin-
ciples beyond the range ot
present day scientifie knowl-
edge."
e "TbeRe has been no evi-
dence sightings eatego•
r:zeö unidentified are ex-
traterrestrial. vehicles."
Major Don aid Keyhoe,
hog ever, was unconvinced.
Major K e 'hoe, USMC (re.
tired), dirccfcr of the Nation.
el Investigations Committee
on Ae ri al Phenomena (NI-
CAP), a private space watch-
ing crganization, accused the
Air Fokrce of conducting e
whitewa«h on the
UFO queet.ian.
It was Key hoe's theory
that the Air Force was with*
holding information for fear
of causing public panic.
UFOs, insisted the Major,
who had never seen one. were
ot extraterrestrial origin an:
üe Air Force feared that the
public eou!d not accept this
knowledge. 'They won't give
you details," he complained.
'*If they did, many 01
explanations would fan flat."
And Key hoe ould also
claim a powerful ally in
Nicbigan•s Gerald Ford.
B o u se Rcpublicaa leade,
who sun-scsted it would be "a
wholesome thin g" for
Congress to look into unidea-
Ufied flying objects. such an
investigation. Ford suggest-
ed. would make the Ameri•
can people *Teel better"
¯ Sindy in Depth
Whether or not that vas to,
the Aär Force last week took
definite steps to make itseü.
feel bencr. Fed up Sith in."
vestigafing reports ot glow
ingr aw e: o me, blinking,
streaWng, hovering things,
the Air Force last week ae-
eided to bail itself out of an
responsibility for future eon.
elusions concerning UFOs.
fie Air Force announced
that it had commissioned the
University 01 Colorado to
of flying saucers for the
1B m on th s. The director
the study (expected to cost
$300,000) would be Dr. Ed-
ward U. Condon, former di-
rector of the National Burean
of Standards. and nor a
physics professor at
do.
To satisfy the skeptics and
Ihe
t.v, Col orado would select
several other to
fü•e part in the independent
investigation, mith about
scientists participating,
And in case that
enough, the National Acade-
my of Sciences also agreed
to appoint panel to review
the Colorado report

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17,
1+So
Atlanb, Georga
Twr oc 9th been received.
With respect yaar maeerc
8iülNngs ot Unidentified mying Object •.N Et
Inumueh u comma.niudm interest
governmenÄi LßDcy, I am referring a cow it to be
Direcbr of Invegupdons, The Inspector General,
Air Force, Washington, D, C, 20333,
OCT
Bineere& yatra,
We hve hd one matoing correspondent &ted 3/10/66 in
response to his letter rep.rding TV prognm, 'The FBL " A
eopTof h.i8 letter is cent fom to ue of the Air
Force.
DFC:rif (3)
70
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Atl.9%ta, vae
Oct. 9.1966
Office of thc Director
Fodoral of Investiga t ten
tjnited Stntes
of Justice
Washine,ton , D.C 020535
Sir:
For the past twenty •vearg the tmi ted
St'itcs has boon hnvå•se• an "ere-se in the
problem of the or
ou it, as t
anet is boing done
should be.
A Force has maintained that the
si havo been
but til kinc to of the poople that
have seen 's i ira wonderin,t if thn
Air Force isn*t
.1 not the onl.7 one wonderinr this,
for the peonlc thnt I havo talked to sn-r
that after the Ilichir.an an* the
othcrs they not report it to tho Air
Force the-y did gee a
Reports th')t even F.B.I. Arents have
secn tg and this has been denied by
the Air Force.
'i'he report roeently about the piliee
cfficot' In Chio or Penn. hav serious
f anil y *rouble as well as belt-at; ridiculed
by people becatnse of his sighting, along, with
a fellow polico officer pof A U. F. O, .
I soe by tws thet tho f eith in our
Air Force is bec,inn1.äR
ZU/yz_—
so then we may be pu
the terolble position, as e id Razr Gemun
tho 1930
wish to
53 OCT 28
eats have Been OCT 20

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10/3/66
suzjzcr;
UNITED STATE .O - " NMENT
Memorandum
DIRECTOR, FBI
SAC, LOS ANGELES (100-241442-40/).
wrvnxc:
OFFICIAL aor.ymua, OF
SAUCER
CLUBS OF AERICA, mc.
IS - MISCELLUOOUS
The Philadelphia Division by letter datea 9/22/66,
furnished the LOB Ange s Division Yith Issue No, 24 dated
auxy. i"6, entitle
the Öfficial Jouma of ti.e Amalgamated Flying Saucer Clubs
of America, Inc. me Philadel hia Division received
magazine from Mr.
iubscribed to the magazine because his had exhibited
Interest In flSr1ng saucers end outer space, He said that on
pages 2 and 3 of Issue No. 214 was article uNch he believed
expo!.mded the Party (CP) line
For the in$ørmation of the Bureau, tie Intemational
Headquarters of the—amalgamated Flying Saucer CiUbB ot Aærlca,
Lnc. lig located at 2004 North Hoover Street, Los Angeles,
California. The article, on pages 2 and 3, were auegediy
-written by raster KALEN-LI RETAN» *Eeaa of the XOREDOR,
which was re ei ed •on 5/4/66 by •special directional short—uve
radio by BOB
Lhe Indices of the LOB Angeles Division contain no
informtion identifiable with æv,IJD, and no Investigation
ever been conducted on captioned organization.
XELJ.N.n
No further actim Is contemplat d In this Atter
by the. Los Office, UACB,
1.41
REc.6/-3 -5
The foregoing Is furnished to the Bureau for
2 — Bureau
i - Los AngeleR
(3)
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September 6, 1956.
P
Mrs.
Goffstown, Nev Ha.mpghlre 03045
P.M...C C,
Dear ur :
Your letter of August 31st, With enclosures,
has been received and I appreciate the interest which prompted
you to •rite,
In to your inquiry, this Bureau is
strictly an Investigative agency of the Federa.l Government
and, u Buch, neither makes evaluations nor draws conclusions
as to the character or integrity of any organization, publication
or individual. I am sorry I cannot be of assistance to you;
however, you may sure your communication vill made a
matter record,
Sincerely yours,
& Ed:ü roover
John Hoover
Director
NOTE: Bufiles contain no record or
Clubs of America, Inc. r. ZZ, c
ED:jeg. (3)
) 8tP.
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TRUE COPY
August 31,
J. E. Hoover, F.B.I. Director
Wash. D. C.
Dear Sir:
1966
I arya member of "Nicap't and a.m very much
in U, F.O ('flying
Several weeks ago a fellow employee received a
letter (business) from Arizona with a on the back (see
enclosed)
Being in U. F, Ots I asked for the stamp
& sent $3. OO for the 12 issues of AFSCA.
Having & read my first issue I feel it isn't
just what it appears on the surface. I can't just why, but Vith
my limited idea of how communists operate it strikes me it is backed
by theme
My rason for writing this is that I consider myself
a true I am told my ancestors go back to a Gr Gr Gr
Grandmother who was an Indian Squaw & I'm proud of it. If, by
writing for this AFSCA Report, my name could in anyway be aligned
with the communist party, I would like to know if there is any vay I
can get things straightened out.
I may be ail wrong about my interpretation of this
but I'd like to be sure since I expect I will get the other ismes
(ft-I
as they come up.
I will be 63 yrs old in a few days. Mv husband
away 4-30-65 1 have as
in Manchester N, H 44 years zs m
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Amalgamated Flying Saucer Clubs of America,
ret'.

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SPECIAL AFSCA CONVENTION
BRIGHT WORLD m HANDS OF SAUCER MOVE)..CNT
MESSAGE
(Editor" Note: Thi' special message •at
received from Master Kalen-Li Retan (head of the
planet Kore*or, about 400 light yean diotant) on
May 4, 1966 via directional short-van radio
by Bob Renaud, ute young electronic-technician whose
remarkable Story an issues '18, 19, 20, ZI,
ü'ill be continued in our next fa•ue.
Since Bob '8 initial radio contact in 1961, he hat
talked with the erew of opacecraft a. he watched
them on his 'Bcial TV screen in his home
— and
eventuaUy met bia contacts in-Frooa; üited åeir
undersea and underground baoe• on our planet; •u
taken aboard many of their •pace'hipo; and wag
actually allowed to pilot two of their •mail scout
craft — one on a short colo night.)
"Kalo (Hello), friends. We •ill get direeUy to
be pint of our menage to you. Frankly, •e are
appalled at ute State of Earth at present. De•pite our
constant warnings and even our actual intervention in
•ome inatanceo, åe condition upon your planet grows
steadily worse, •
One subject on everyone's lipa these days
Vietnam. From a little civil war, it has grown
•teadi.ly and inexorably into a full scale connict
between the world 'J three major powers: ute United
States, the Soviet Union, and Communist China.
Many innuential Fople have used the approach
of patrioti•m and love of God and Country to twist
decent hu.man feelings into dangerous channels of
thought and action. With Uieir chargea of trea•on and
sympathy with the enemy, they have aroused a good
prtion of the ppulace a •tate of fear, dietru•t,
and hatred of tho•e who seek and love. Unfor-
tunately, some unconventional individual'
have been anociated with the movement, tbat
entire operation has been cerioucly hindered.
Your goverarnent is a military puppet, mere
parrot of the monstro•ity that is the Military-Indus—
trial complex. Your senators, except for • iow, are
•peaking •hat they are say.
Your President is, • of
zee-ds •nd demand'. We have contacted him
äznes concerning •ate 01 affairs, and he
has said that he could do nothing to change them, for
if be •ere speak out against the Asian connict, he
would removed. This is what happened to late
Mr. Kennedy •ho, in¯hi8 great humanitarianism, •as
reluctant to cacrifiea his ideal' and his visions for
the sake of the Military Lnduotrial octopus, He paid
the penalty for hio effort' in of
Make oo mistake. Your government no
White Hou,e or the Congress. IT S m THE F
GON, AND IN THE HEADQUARTERS OF THE
"DEFENSE"-ORI.ENTED D.TDUSTRES.
•ot *the President or the Congressmen, •bo rua
United States. The facade goverruneat is
allay andue alarm or •uspicion of the people.
Examine another of tke Asian war.
ECONOMIC side. Do you recan that, in the
reports Just recently, the average
dropped 'harpiy BECAUSE OF A RUMOR THAI
NORTH
e •taggenng amp zcaU0D o
news eva e
Stock priee• suffering a heavy loss because of
rumor that pace might come to paac!
thought most distre•sing. Your ect
relie• •o heavily upon war and de•truction. uat
to 'top, THE UNITED STATES ECONOMY
WOULD SUFFER A MASSIVE DEPRESSION' Y
money
ouse o ca
Millions would be unemployed, ".ck, hungry ane
homele••, Tremendous indu•trial compi•ze.
The appalling fact i, this: WAR
PROFITABLE. Highly Every major connie
by a •trong peak in your mon
pro•perity. Peace has usually been economical
painful !
After World War I, the nation eonted for
upon the fat put on during of ue var
In 1929, the feu Alter the Korean
in the 1950" came another reces•ion. What COI
after Viebia.m? No one know•, and one wanta
find out. The •ar in Vietnam i' bringing an unh
of degree of affluence in Uniud States. Why
a good thing by ending the war? The philosopy,
a•sence, i' thia: It is economieaiiy exFdient u
military forces and elsewhere in Asi
order to wage war, because in doing so, the Uni
State•t economy is and maintained at
level of human life io oecondary
preservation of econorn.ic
It is uu.• evident &at, anle•s a d.ruUc chu
made in the •tructure of your economy, war
end because tho Military-Indutrial comp)
WON(T LET ITI
Many of you fear Where did t
feat come from, I ask you? From within puro
NO! It •as brainwashed into you by Miliurl
Industrial complex. Who controls your
media? The government and advørEser•.
is in a position to dictate what •hail pri
FLYING SAUCERS INTERNATIONAL
JULY,
ISSUE NO. 24
Amalgamated Flying Saucer Clubs of America, Inc.
Headquartem' N04 N. Hoover St., Los Angeles„ Catif. "027,USA
OA.nm.
OB.m«. u.
SpidWl.
SAUCERS mTERNATIONAL (6 00.
00) is published quarterly. Copyright
1965 by Amalgamated Flying Saucer Club' of
righto rooer•d. The
oruened in "Flying Szucar• International 't not
DOHC' •ill be enclosed in the last issue for chich
haw paid. New oub•cripdoas •tart with the ta
iooue published, —leca a starting inue n
ber io requested. 'ban •ricing to AFSCA tor a re
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The eom*
through the use of
controlled newc management),
opinion -control
: ainwuhi.ng by
Consider &is: in order to survive. a commør—
Cial medium, •uch as a or magazine.
require a vast amount of advertising revenue. The
mere •ubocription fee. •ill aot cover cost'.
Thu, they their continued exictence upon
money paid adverEser•, Supp•e, then. that ue
editor of a eirtain &eide. uat he
opposed ee Vietna.zn •nd •aya 00 ia hie
The-%dvertioerg 'imply say to the editor,
'Either you toe the mark and •hat we want, or
withdraw our advertising.
Sueh pressure are a fact of life. The newsmen
aloo to the lower level of physical •eau.
Rae•er than jeopardize their •eeurity and &eir
futures of course, submit meekly to power .
Their "Eons are fidiy understandable, •nd •e do •ot
hold them .
We -&row ute blame directl on the Militar
Induet&ial com lex which, y it' un er an e aling,
ceg a.nd econqmie precaurø a.ad retali-
reata o
aaon, hag eruäEÜd "irit of American
and it from z dyna.rnic motivzßng force in
American life into a weak-willed. subaervient
moUs.nPieee
for the death of ournalistic freedom
e more comment on topic:
ay •ay
a beeer economic system already known to the
leaders of the my-ing Saucer Movement. It i' ete
•ygtem known as Universal Economic.. Ag we have
said over and over before, it ig ute non—money
economic system which MUST be applied on your
planet before can start to regolve most of your
major problems and thus to ectabIi8h a highly-
advanced, non-destructive •tate of exi•tance 00
-Eartha •ueh u we of more advanced planet' have
enjoyed for long. mVESTIGATE THIS SYSTEM
to evaluate it for its merit Uten ACT to apply it!
YOUR VERY SURVIVAL A CIVILIZATION MAY
DEPEND UPON IT!
Perhaps this i' an opprtune tirne clarify a
few quections which have asked us.
Do we of Korendor with local planets
in our operations ? Yes, we do eooFrate with them
a great deal. However, our work on Ear*
relaNvely im&pndent of the local planets . We have
many ünes overatep8d what ic eoncidered to the
limit ef interference uoheld bv Venue Marg: and
öÜer h" cawed a good deal of debate
between and us. Each time have pinged Ota
that ve of Korendor are bae icany pragmatic in nature.
Although we do reupect the laws of self-dectinyt •e
feel aloo that where stepping in i. required prevent
dizaBter, it is our right and our duty to do •o.
W-e have interfered in. •uch pTäÜc• as the United
States, China, and on a large scale in
Vietnam. Thit hao caused no end of consternation in
the Xocai Tribunal of Planets. We are sympathetic to
their but we do feel that their policy i'
It i. our opinion Chat one cannot 'tand en the aideline•
and achieve any noticeable reoultc.
As I have •aid •e have your
planet. We are involved in Earth's life.
You might say that you have been invaded — o aeong
•ay of phra•i.ng it, to be sure. but none*eleoa
tactual, since we valk and work a-mongut you daily*
We have asked our
ance. We are humanoid, indistinguishable from
yourselvea, except that in our Ntural form ve aver—
•ge &ree to four feet in height. other dimen-
We ar bie to increase our height •h
Earth throusa :hnical procen related I
tation. It is concerned Vith recording the
molecular structure• of our and th
ducing them identicaUy on a larger •cale.
enee• in our internal Structure are adjus
computer which control. exe reproducer.
Our mo•t common 'kin color is •
than your', although •e have colors
a. youra. do ail over Earth. Usu.aiiy.
•e would look '*tan" to. you, We are NOT
or ag has
Concerning our language, ve gener
of two tongue* and •e are fairly tamiiiar
On Korendor itself we the naeve laal
languages •bee it, like your•a origina
from Galingua, one of the universal tot
The other is Sotex Mai, which more fara
you, 'ince it is wed by your local Solar Sy
planet'. It iz seldom heard now in our •ee
space, aa Calingu.a hac replaced it almost
Unlike your own, however, tbe Korend
Ga-linguan t.' chythm.ic. •nd
sibilant sound', •ueb or Some
sharper sounds like •nd t 'k" are minim
a beautiful. l•nguage which very musical
near.
Perhap• -you would surpri•ed to lea
ancient Latin vae liberally ta.ken from Ga.li
There are many similarities in ue two ianl
Even modera Englich bao roots on o&er •c
In corriuding my menage to you, may
of Earth: open up your minds and yg
to ue world around you. There i' •o
learned, •o much be discovered.
precious hours and dayg in bigotry and ignc
zod in sensele•s fighting and killing. To dd
truly crirne against nature and humanity.
At thi• 'tage where you bave very
aimoot in your gra.p, bow irrational and
i. to 'l*nd futüe hours warring with your
A. •n old saying on your vorld put* it:
your bed, •o •hall you lie in it•" decis
not seem difficult. Here ore the
world living in harmony. justice. •ecuri.ty
dance for or a world continuing reap
bloody harve•t. that grow from the •eed8 a
and mistru•t. If left their own devices,
majority of mankind •ill forge onward to a
deatruction and annihilation.. oblivious to
in their action.. They are
Ila.le for the future.
It Nev Age pople, dedicated
fare of au ma.nkind, and having he vision
otanding ot the ways to build the
tomorrow, who must lead ue way. You ham
future in YOUR hand'* if you will
The Flying Saucer Moven
you eau it, belongn to you. Support it in
possible. Help it to grow until it is
thoughout your world. Go into •orle
'ü.ide misguided, Zind ae but, •nd reca
Straya, We are you •II the As
•aid many Ermg •ill take ot
every one that you take be*p yourselves,
The tixne has come for "Nons "bury
hatchet". clasp hand'. ana plunge into th4
together — in
Zook to •e heaven' •nd realise yot
is not in bleak •Emic deao!aäon, in the
cent that you eu achieve if you
tor it. Choo•e right and you
quif.fy to Ein with in nr >urooyc •mon:

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[printed convention programme, page rotated 90 degrees. Tabular schedule of talks, with columns for time slots and speakers. Legible content:]
INVOCATION: Dr. Frank E. Stranges. Keynote Address: GABRIEL GREEN, "Somet-hing Big Is Happening". Introduction of speakers, & saucer movement personalities.
WAYNE AHO "Secrecy Must Go..."
People Must Know!" Ch: Orfeo Angelucci
HAL WILCOX "From Earth to Alpha Centauri" Ch: Chief Standing Horse
HANNO MAYBERRY "Message From Triangulum" Ch: Laura Mundo
Dr. Frank STRANGES "The Hollow Earth Mystery"
AFSCA Unit Directors Meeting. Those interested in forming AFSCA Units invited.
Chief Standing Horse "My 4 Day Trip to Mars, Venus, Clarion, & Orion" Ch: Mel Noel
HOPE TROXELL "Evolved Man of the Stars" Ch: Michael Barton
CALVIN GIRVIN "I Was an Agent for the Extraterrestrials" Ch: Wes Bateman
CARL ANDERSON "I Was Teleported Into A Flying Saucer" Ch: Mel Noel
MICHAEL BARTON "UFO's and World Prophecy" Ch: G. Green
DR. GEORGE KING "The Nine Freedoms"
CARL ANDERSON "Kumar, Wonder Man From Mars" Ch: Frank Stranges
GEORGE Van TASSEL "Flying Saucer Land - ing at Edwards Air Force Base" Ch: D. Fry
SIDNEY PADRICK "Saucer Ride-1965"
Flying Saucer Council Meeting (for all speakers only). Ch: Gabe Green. Discussion of ways to improve effectiveness of Flying Saucer Movement. Come prepared with suggestions.
MOLLIE THOMPSON (Space Age Songs)
Space Tapes
LUNCH
DINNER
HOWARD MENGER; HAL WILCOX; DR. GEORGE KING "Physical Space Contact in Hollywood"; CALVIN GIRVIN "Moon Mysteries Revealed"; MARIANNE FRANCIS "Messages From Our Space Brothers"; WAYNE AHO "Flying Saucers and the Latter Days"; DAN FRY "Saucer Movies"; GABE GREEN "Saucer Slides"; MEL NOEL "Photographed Flying Saucers as an Air Force Pilot"; ORFEO ANGELUCCI "Concrete Evidence"; LAURA MUNDO "Flying Saucers and the Father's Plan"; WESLEY BATEMAN; GEORGE Van TASSEL "Spaceship Contact at Giant Rock"; SIDNEY PADRICK "2 Hours Aboard an Extraterrestrial Spaceship"; HOPE TROXELL "Temples of the High Places"; DR. DANIEL W. FRY "The Curve of Development"; MEL NOEL "Investigating Flying Saucers Inside the U.S. Air Force"; DR. FRANK STRANGES "A Space Beings Visit to the Pentagon"; HANNO MAYBERRY "Contact With a 7 Foot Tall Spaceman"; LAURA MUNDO "A Saucer Researchers Responsibility to Humanity"; MARIANNE FRANCIS "Starcraft Contact"; GABRIEL GREEN "Abundant New World: Secrets of the Saucers"
[... further table entries not reliably legible]
Convention Close.
The appearance of the speakers on our program does not constitute an endorsement by AFSCA of their information or viewpoints. In the American tradition of freedom of information and ideas, AFSCA provides you with an opportunity to hear and to evaluate their information. You be the judge. Taped space songs by Bob Marcus.
No smoking permitted in lecture and exhibit halls. The Dick Miller Space Tapes played at lunch and dinner hours are all different. Program subject to change without notice.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, contact: AFSCA HEADQUARTERS, 2004 N. Hoover St., Los Angeles, California 90027. Phone: 662-4404.

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CONVENTION
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BARTON; Futura Pre.s;
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Phone: 46+-0441.
WESLEY BRTEMAN•, Mental Investigations of Nev
4916 Franklin
Hollywood, Calif. 90027. Phone: 661-1731,
Publi•h: ' 'Prism" (12 inues-$3.OO).
MARIANNE FRANCIS; Solar Light Center;
Rt. 2, Box 572-C•, Central Point, Oregon 97501.
Pubii'h: 'Starcraft' t (4 inue•-$2.00).
DR. DANIEL W. FRY; Underatanding, Inc.;
Oregon 97532.
Publish: "Understanding t' (12 issue. -$2.50),
CALVIN C. GIRVIN;
6711 Yucca St.; Hollywood, Calif. 90028.
9 --C,ABRIEL GREEN; Arna.lgam.ted Flying Saucer
2004 N. Hoover St.;
Los Angele. , Calif. 90027. Phone: 662-4404.
Publish: "Flying Saucero International"
(6 is•ueo-S3. 00).
O. DR. GEORGE iONc,•, The Aetheriu. Society;
Calif, 90028.
Publish: ' 'The Aetherius Society Newsletter"
(Donation basis). Phone: 465-9652.
SPACE
THE COCKEYED BALLAD
Thereto cockeyed feeling in the vorid
That pwer politic• is bere to •tay.
China, Russia and thi U.S.A.
-hy—don't let them fool you!
Take a look at thi' •orid of ours,
Jut one mud ball in the •ea of 'taro.
Other planets bave no color-bara,
'Cause they've got
? an.ks and Ruskies put men into space,
But itt• all a mad politician'. race,
in thia Year of Grace,
t makeo you giggle.
The ppulation stand' and 'tares,
man in capoule• oxplore
Why can't even rnanage our own *Efair•!
-—•eome-ank.—colonigaäcn I
Besideo, åey'w got people on Venu and Mars.
Chey got lad. and lacoes and ma'a and
&ey'w got better transport than care.
lave you ever seen ?
Those Flying Saucers vhi8king through our Okies
Must take some power to make them rise.
But government departments just hide their •yet,
And eall them meteoroi
Nie lies that they print and 'bout,
general got its work
iguring •hat it" au about.
just you kep on
I •uppo•e Hou why 18m telling you
So you won't shriek or •bake your fist
When you discover Martians do exi•tt
They're real nice fellows.
'cause I met one •eek ago!
fio •hip came down for •n hour or •o.
'e talked me, but theo he had to go.
Got bro%ero on and Saturn, it oeems—
my 'hipo on maowtie
11,
JOHANNE. NO" MAYBERRY;
P. O. Box 764; Selrna, Oregon 97538.
12.
HOWARD BENGER;
Sebastian, Florida 329
13, LAURA MUNDO; The Interplanetary Center;
Dearborn Heights,
48127. Publish: • 'The Interplanetary News"
14.
MEL NOEL;
Drive; HoUF00d, Calif. 90
15.
SIDNEY PADRICK;
TFmaa---Väi1ETkoad; Watsonville, calif,
16.
FRANK B. STANDING HORSE;
Hw-y,
Perri.. Calif. 92370. Phone: 657-2873.
17.
DR. FRANK E. STRANGES;
Inc.;
P.O. Box 252; Venice, Calif. 90293.
18.
MOLLIE THOMPSON;
Lane...
19.
HOPE TROXELL: School of Thought;
Calif. 93526.
20. GEORGE W. VAN TASSEL;
P, O. Box 458; Yucca VaUey, Calit.'RO
Publish: ' 'Proceedings" (Doozäon
21.
HAL WILCOX;
871 Gower St.; Hollywood, Calif. 90038.
Phone: 469-5438.
SONGS by Mollie Thompcon
AGE
SPACE-TALK
The pwero that be will tell us we 're alone.
They'll tell us that in •pace ve are
On thin little de•ert island •e call Earth
The human race is jut a kind of freak.
When ve •end our envoy. into •pace
There be a •mile upon this planet" face,
'Cause brother, right out there—I'm teiiing y
There's another human race; it's true!
They're a very, crowd.
For they just never go to war.
And they cannot interfere,
This is by Universal L". -
The spaceman" to
bated on bow to banish fear,
And if we only anderctand,
We •ill find {t beawn bore.
Whi.le we must rely on war,
We never •ill be happy here.
While thia world's economy
Is based on hardship, 'trife and fear.
How do they live without a var
In their land' of mi.lk and
They don't need economy,
Because they don't use any money)
They cannot give us any •hips,
So we muat try and build our own.
But they are waiting right
Oh, my friends, we're not 0.10N!
How do they go •t such great opeed,
And vanish then without predicäont
Becaue they use free energy,
And there isn't any friction.
Brother have you •ecn &eir •hip. ?
Sisters you them glow,
As they dance •nd hover ia •ky,
And make our fastest Jet' 100k
They wear oæ piece suits—you can't any •tams;

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NEW SAUCER PHOTæ: remarkable photo. of Flying Saucer, were taken by Dr. Daniel W. Fry,
President of Understanding, Inc., or P. O. Box 76, Merlin, Oregon 97532. Your editor enlarged them
trom the original 16mm color movie film. Spt. on the photos are due to the extreme enlargement of
•crotches and dut •poto on the film. Of intere.t i' the fact that the ume type of craft wag
photographed near Merlin, Oregon in a wooed .ection, and again near Joshua Tree, Calif. on the deser

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lying Saucers Are
)oppin' Up All Over
Ore Shot
By
In Maiæ
AIRLINER DETaJ2S
TO UJ.o.
Fl'ing swump gas ?
Force UFO
refuted
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40
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tc go Canadian
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Who's in AU
Those Saucers?
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At
UFO mays Tag With in 85.Mile Chase
Mysterious Sky Objects Have Texans in Dither

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, I VII wan
'Flying Saucer'
Matches
Eerie 1896 Sighting
GALLUP
'han 5 Million People
ey Saw Flying Saucers
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Convene
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telepihy "t
this
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SAUCERS ,
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-tast ni'ht and "ped the Chief CemtaN' Wien
(hat h' rally DID aying "u.ers,
Pc Cameron •u at hame on leave 'hen he LM*ed mt
• •Indo• and sav gio•inz obiecta hovering in distaneé.
Zhi.rws my Mfe.- be
•a!.ehed them they at
Police Kept Busy
Paterson News
Spotters Jam Up-Coühty
the univesz
Roads for UFO Glimpse
ENG'OOD —
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9.
New 'Fireball' Raises
An Old Qucsiion: Do
Flying Saucers Etist?
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'O Sighting Reported Here
Sar
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torts Bums Plane
Saucer 85 Mites
SAUCER BLAST? sax
TOWNS SEE MYSTERY
Boy Is Burnet
By 'Flying Ship'
(ne n.ing' Britons
S*ul.ating Anew
Flying Saucers
Quakes Linkeåi
UFO
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LI!éBÉALs
Tracked by
Radar
UFOs Sighted Over Wide Section of District
•ussaz. R
Swatnp gas still ell)'ing'
u f flying saucer phofos
Pid"re
NCE CHE 'CONVINCED THEY SAW SOUETONG
Six Teens Tell of 'Chase' by Buzzing,
Lighted UF
Super-Spaæ World
Sought By Soviets
UFO Buffs Repet
Skies Cler of Saucers
OfGg
eputy Gets Too
lose to 'Saucer'

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' YING SAUCER
COMING 1966 FLYING SAUCER CONVENTIONS
JULY 8.9, 10: AFSCA'. 3rd National Convention,
•.entennial Coli•eum, Reno, Nev. (See detail' on back)
JULY 15, 16, 17: WAYNE AHO the
orthwest'0 5th Annual Interplanetary Age Conven-
nn. Laeture•. exhibitn •nd Nev A •a tooiea- AR—
ance registrationa — $1.00 per day for adults, 506
students. Write to: Mrs. inrena Vogt; 815 N. E,
10th: Seattle. Wash. Phone: Emer.on 3-0956.
AUGUST 6 thru 14th: DR. NEVA DELL
UNTER'S 12th Annual Quimby Conference of Trans-
ation. Lecture. and di•cuc.iono ou New Age topics,
the 'taro, •eience and metaphysics. in
»vely scenic country at • beautiful, modern motor•
'tale $2.50 per day, attendance. Information from:
uimby Center; P. O. Box 453; Alamogordo, N. M.
19, 20.21: SPACE RESEARCH, IDC.
econd Ännuai Convention, at the North Branch
NCA in Spokane, Wa•hington. Scenic location near
.e Spohn• River, Indoor and convention
:ävitie•. For information, •rite to: Space
e•earch Inc., No. 6815 Jadi', Spokane, Wagb.
OCTOBER 22, 23: GEORGE VAN TASSEL'S 13th
nnual Spacecraft Convention at Giant Rock, in
e desert 17 milea north of Yucca Valley. Bring
zur own camping equipment and enjoy the outing.
OCTOBER 29, 30: 10th ANNUAL NORTHERN
ALIFORNiA SPACECRAFT CONVENTION, Clare-
oot Hotel, Calif. Info: Angela Kilsby;
'65 Montgomery Blvd.; San Franci•co, Calif. 94iZ7.
OUR NEW Our magazine, formerly
•lied "UFO International", has now "Flying
ucer• Internationil", which •e feel to a more
•propriate title, since Flying Saucero are no longer
li&nti.fied Flying Objects far •e are concern-
Flying Saueero bave become a •eriod• is•ue
th thinking Bople all over tbe world. We believe
at mout of the objects which hava been •ighted have
en ot exübterre•triai origin, controlled by intelli-
nt beings who, in form, •re very much like us,
a. 5 yvü vü.r
changing titles, and that you will continue to
joy reading our publication under itc new banner.
DR. RAYMOND BERNARD, founder of the
osophical Society of Santa Cbterina, Brazil, passed
'ay on Sept. IO, 1965. He the author of "The
•Uow Earth t' and other book' concerned
hollow earth theory.
UARIA ELLIOTT, eontaetee, psychic and
of Maria Creative Womanhood Foundation,
a recent guett OD the Bob Grant Radio Show, and
Pamela Muon TV Show. Glamorous Maria now
s ber own program •wry Tue•day aftermon ot
IO p.m. on K TYM radio. She may be seen in
non every Wed. evening at Holland House Restau-
ot, 8:00 p. m. in the dovn•tairo meeting room.
interesting program may be heard on Nev Age
pies, and free readings are given. For more
ormation Maria" appearances, clas•e•,
. *one 6570631, or •rite: Dr. Maria Elliott;
Sunset Plaza Drin; Angeles, Calif. 90069.
DR. GEORGE KD{C, founder of
boot at tbe official of the
gele•, Calif. 90028; on Mareh 5, 1966. A.fter
igram Dr. Xing persooaUy escorted ua around the
ractiv-• quarters. He algo reprted that a bigh
ace Being in form had visited there
:enNy an and fifteen minutes and, after
NEWS IN r
walking around the premise. , left big bles•ing
Aetheriua Society and its work. For further inl
ation can 465-9652, or write to tbe above add*'
DELLA I..A.RSON, •ho for over a decade
guiding ught and main instigator of mying Sauce
meeängc and activities in the San Francisco Baq
Area. 'OAR —
70 years old. She vii.i be remembered for
energetic ana dedication to goat
the Flying Saucer cause, ao well for
ouccescful annual Northern California Space Cra
Conventions which 'he organized for nine yoa.ro.
(Della, •e you!)
M.M former Biblisber of
defunct 'Saucers" magaeine, and author of "Fiy
Saucers: Fact or (now oz print),
nev role. He is now editor-publisher ot ' 'Real"
azine which may be found on tbe N"taods for 5
the Aueut '06 issue devotes about batf of it' sp
the Flying Saucer subject aod b'
inn 'tigation.
WiLBUR MILI.ER,' of
in ebe Flying Saucer passed any
March 5, 1966. He known for his Cino eha.0J
contacts with •everal Space Being', including
of Mars. He also the co-author — •ith his
Evelyn — of the book t' We of the Nev Di.rgnzioa.
Although he •as a native of Minouri he bad, in
recent years, been reoident of Angeles La
Moronno Valley, Calif, (Good journey, Will! )
HOPE TROXELL, -of of
Thought, now •ituated in Independence, Calif. (i
Box 458), reported recently that be
towns or Bishop and Lo»e Pine bad partial blackc
during an evening chanoei (teltpathic) session oh
having with the Space Brothero. The light' in b
pendence went out completely for sewral minute
a gradual fade-out, and thea came oa again in eh
•ame manner, mring this äme, the Space Bei*
through Hope •oid to those present:
afraid, We are guardians of the race. Protecti
*iA.L WILCOX made 8 fine apparanc•
the Joe Pyne TV Show, April 30. 1966. Hai pati
tbe Ue-detector teat with nyi.ng coloro and condu
himself Titb dignity and fortitude, •hieh isn't
easy on the Joe hne Show. mring the teat, Hal
•Cated U•at ho Hod taken • •aucer ride visit the
neond planet from Alpha Centaui.
u. I. N. D. stands for Mental investigations
Nev Dimen•iono, •n organization recenUy forn
Wesley and JoNeli Bateman. Their zeuvities inq
meetings, coursea and public appearances. The
haw demonotraed on several occusions for crt
of up to 20 their ability to telepathically
direct the movement' or vi•abte spacecraft over
Write: LN. D, ; 4916 Franklin Aw.;
California 90027, Phone: 661-1731.
I-ELEN & GABRIEL GREEN contribu»d
bit to the education of Nariy 300, 000 young poot
the •aucer subject at eba Teen-Age April
iO at the Hollywood Palladium, •bera ANCA
booth to oxbibit saucer pbotoo, obov
dioceminate information. Wo ban&d out over
ourselvo• hoar.e answering questions for 12 bou
•aeh day. Gabriel aloo made onr dozen radi«
TV appearance• and interviews during the Fair.
We aloo had another booth at Nationl
Aviation •ad Exhibition Pan Pu
uay 22. Yeo,

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••LYING SAUCER
NEW BOOKS NOW AVAILABLE FROM AFSCA:
mading c arge.
"ident' aloo add 4% •ales tax.)
COUNCIL OF SEVEN LICHTS by George Van
now reprinted — $3.65,
ADVENT OF THE COSMIC VIEWPONT by
ryant Reeve — $6. 15.
FLYING THE AGES Paul
homa• — $4. 25.
OTHER TONGUES, OTI-ER FLESH by
unt Williamson. now reprinted — $6. IO.
SECRET OF THE ANDES by Brother - $4.
FLYING SAUCERS AND THE THREE UEN by
K. Bender —
FLYING SAUCERS - SERIOtS Bt.SINESS by
rank Edward' — $6. IO.
DICIDENT AT EXETER by John G. '$6. 10.
THE HOLLOW EARTH by Dt. Raymond Bernard,
—PAST CONVENTIONS SAUCER
trangeo
. nnual UFO Space and Science Convention was held at
BlarNY Cutle Inn Annex in I..o• Angeie•.
UNE 4, 5, 6, 1966: Dr. Daniel W. uan in
»ee Symposium took place at Dunsmuir, . near Vt.
lasta in Northern California.
UNE 25, 26, 27, 1966: Buck Nelson's 10th
xcecraft Convention was held at Buck" Mountain
Ranch; Route l, Box 236; Mountain View, Mo.
BACK ESUES of UFO mTERNATIONAL are
• • vv. 'i.äöüö
is now out of print). Tbere is much timeles• and
duable information available in these magazines.
OUT OF PRINT: 1. FLYING SAUCERS: TOP
•ZCRET by Major Kayhoe is now of
-int, alåough it is listed in our new brochure.
ome •aucer books have occassionally gona ou.t Of
•int without notice i)
BACK SSUES '6 and are now out of print. wa
ill have only a few copies left of '9 which ve have
•iced at $1.00 each in an effort to preaerve tor
rious researchers and collectors. Please do Dot
der these items, or •ny other material' •hich •e
• Dot advertise.
PRICE CHANGE: The price has up on Wo
bewar imown books in the saucer field, Thich
e must order from England: T SKY
BrED.Di•y Poer Trench, $4. 'S.
is now $5. 10, p,tpaid. 2. ROAD IN THE SKY by
eorge Hunt Williamson, wag $4. 15. It is now $5. IO,
•tpaid. California residents pleace add 47 tax.
"UFOI" ESUE '23 .CORRECTXONS: Page 4, um
ie date •bould be April 24, 1964, inatead of
65, page 4, line I of the 7th paragraph. insert
ater, via telepathy" after "They foid Kim •
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON area resident, please
te: AFSCA Unit '25 meets every 4th Friday at
atUe Public Library. Room 325 ae 7:30 P. M. ,
der the capable direction or Mr. Leveree G.
Ilman. The meeting i' free, and au •ho are
erected in t.he Flying Saucer subject are invited
me to listen and participate in the discussion,
ZIP CODES ARE IMPORTANT: •u the
on this magazine doe. not have you.r Bip code
mber on it, leaae notif us at to what our Dum-
e If VOD nn e n
• Office and Uten lee us know. Thanks 1
AFSCA BROCHURES AND SAUCER-PHOTO
ST CARL sent eo friend' and acquaintances, are
pod help spread the word about
NEWS IN
Saucer.. Brochures are each (thig jut al
the pstage to man you). pot
50 for $1.00.
WHEN WRITING AFSCA, if you p
reply to lease enclose a
•elf-addressed enve10F. o rep •eo can o
be sent. General idormation may obta.iu
our brochures and magazi.N0. We are •orry
cannot have a lengthy correapndence •i.& at
hundreds of per•on• •ho vould like us
ve have neither the nor tb
for it — •nd our mail has been greatly incru
the last monNi0.
SAUCER NEWS CIÄPPNCS: Your
been •onderfult We 'n reeoi•d •o many cu
from you helpful people that •e simply badnti
space to print aii your individual names and
So •av bia and Dinc•re THANIS to au
And keep •am coming! (One remin
pieaoc DON'T •rite on or Mar clippingc.,q
WEDDING BELIS raag Sabuday,
for contacue El•ry J. Sophia
Givare• of Mexico City. took
at Angel" D California. Among prc
•ere Sophia •o parents and her younger Sister
Mexico City; Mra. Maud Will•ie, of
groom; and your editor, •bo •au aloo officia
rapher for tho occasion. Mr. and M.r•. Will'
Iivo in Angelos. Coagratul•äon• •od
EEL NOEL, former Force Lieutenu
fighter pilot. i' fast becoming very •eu bov
lecture• on hia •mazing experience. with
Saucerc Thile on active duty in the •erviee.
to capacity crowd' •heronr be
Thursday, June 23, 1966, the
Noel to a only crowd at
Aeronautical Sciences Building on Beverly Bl'
West l.a. Angeieo. We bear he is books«
speak at 57 collegeo acron the nation! Rece:
appeared on the Inui' l.ama.x TV Show, and h
heard on many radio shows. He ieawa •bort
Mexico City, •bere he has been invited by an
government group to He has boon pra
some interesäng experience. a local cona
there, •nd look forward to Inzring hio rep
- his return! work, Mei, and good
SID PADRICK. contact.e from
Calif. , •ho •pent two bours aboard a e
recently in Angele. when he gue
'Faker •t the regular monthly meeting of the
wood Unit of Understanding on Saturday, Jumo
1966. Meetings are beld on 4th Saturday
month at Inglewood Busiæ•s and
Woman 'o Club; 820 Java St. , Inglewood, at 8:
DonaHon $1.00. Information: Mra. Rober
Forrester, Program Chairman; P. O.
Inglewood, Calif. 90306. Phone: 677-5214.
ur. and Mrs. Y PbN: 293-4743.
NEW AFSCA UNITS:
45. ASCA Unit '45; Ev•rea, Vuhingtoa;
Ray and Joao Sebring,
1032 S, W. 126th St.; Setae, '81
46. AFSCA Unit '46; Bea Bl.u, Director;
Several o&er ANCA Unit.' ha« been for
and •ill b' ii•ted in the •ext issue ('25),
interested in forming ANCA Unita in ci
contact ANCA for

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(Ar
Iqamated Flying Sauer Clubs QntRica)
3rd National
FPJNG SAUCER
SAUCER
MOVIES
SLIDES
EXHIBITS
BOOiS
LITERATURE
REGE
$2.00 p
At The Beautiful, New
CENTENNIAL COLISEUM (4590 S. Virginia St.)
Reno, Nevada - 49110, 1966
Program: IO-A.M. to P.M.
! SPEAKERS ARE: Wayne S, *ho, Cul A. Anderson, Orfeo Angelucci, Michael "X" B;
Wesley Bateman,- Marianne Francie, Dr. Daniel W. Fry, Calvin C. Girvin, Gabriel Gr
Dr. George Kingt Hanno Mayberry, Howard Menger, Laura Mundo, Mel Noel, Sidney P'
Chief Standing Horse, Dra Frank E. Stranges, Mollie Thompson, Hope Troxell. George
Van Tassel. Hal Wilcox.
HEAR:
SEE:
Amazing experiences with spacecraft from other planets and their occupants by
greatest aggembly of contactee-speaker. since our Los Angel" convention in
at the Statler-Hilton.
Startling new photographic evidence ——the biggest collection of Flying Saucer ph
on display in the history of the saucer movement. Actual color movies and new
photos of Flying Saucers.
IN PERSON, PEOPLE WHO HAVE HAD ACTUAL CONTACTS WITH
AND THEIR CREWS FROM OTHER WORLDS.
i
LEARN: About thio imprtant subject which is •o vital to the welfare and survival of hum
in our times,
ATTEND: AFSCA10 3rd National Convention. You'll be glad you did! Fill out the Ad
Registraäon form below. Do it Now!
For Motel & I-mei room information, •rite to: The Greater Reno Chamber of Comme
P. O. Box 2109; Reno, Nevada
AFSCA 3rd NATIONAL CONVENTION ADVANCE REGISTRATION FORM
ro: AFSCA Headquarters; 2004 N. Hoover St., Log Angelee, Calif. 90027. Phone: 662-4
Yes. count me in! I don't want to miog joining with you at this imprtant convenä06
and helping to support this vital movement. Here is my $
Please send me
Advance Reservation tickets' ($5.00 for the 3 day', or IMPORTANT:
also enclosing a stamped, self-addressed envelope for the return of my tickets. ADVAN
REGETRATIONS must be received at ANCA Headquarter. no later than JUNE 30th!
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