Declassification authority derived from FBI Automatic Declassification Guide, issued M ay 24, 2007. | iww$ ■■■■■ FD -160 IND IC E S SE A R C H SLIP ■ TO C H IE F C M : D A TS SU B JE C T A LIA SE S A D D R E SS ................. s D A TE & P LA C E O F B IR TH ____E x act iSpellin g ' ; A ll R eferen ces s — Sub versive R eferen ces ; — M ain File : ; — — R estricted to Locality of ;____________________________________________________ _ FILE & SE R IA L NO . R E M A R KS FILE & SE R IA L NO . R E M A R KS / 'Searched " b y : C lerk R eferen ces R eviewed b y Igb n t NW 91149 Doc d 3 4742114 Page % W 'Jiv.i jo g c: jd742V4 Jdcie 6 SW 'JH^J Jac c. 3 27421-4 -'age 7 SW'JlW Joe c: 1.27421'4 =Iacie A W 91149 fir r 4 SW 911^9 joe c: ^7421'4 Page 10 SW 91149 Joe < j4?42V4 Page 12 U NITE D STA TE S G O VE R NM E NT TO : SAC, NEWARK D A TE : 11/15/57 FR O M : SA JO B S' T. M TTR P R Y J.J.HenX Muller, III,_38 Douglas Road, Glen Ridge, N.J., te^pWnensT'TJ-jMW/ Telephone advised on the above data that in the middle of the'^f ternoor of November 5, 1957, her husband, herself and 2 children wert/pr the lawn of their property. From a southwesterly Erection they observed a long, i cylindrical, dark silver object "Wth ho wings but fins on the rear, moving along toward the northeast"!.. There were no markings on the : object, it was not flying high nor'"fast and they could not tell if it made any noise since there was a plane flying nearby at the same iiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii^^ She "recalled" there "werenoother neighbor'soutatthe time and they apparently were the only ores who saw it* i She stated that the object returned from the direction it. had gone about dusk and it seemed as though there was some NW 91149 0^(13 4742114 Pa^e 13 Indices Search Slip FD-160 (Rev. 6-11-56) HLJE!^^ Subject... ■ ] Aliases""'" - ’ Restrict to Locality of Address - Birth Date Birthplace Main Criminal Case Files OnlyExact Spelling All References Mato Subversive Case Files Only Criminal References; Only ------------ Main Subversive (If no Main, Iist,411 Subversive References) Searched by File & Serial Number Remarks pne & Serial1 Number Remarks Requested by . Squad Extension File No. (date} ■C on solid ated b y.. I Reviewed by File Review Symbols (date) ( (date) X I - Identical : NI - Not identical ? - Not identifiable U - Unavailable reference NW 91149 Dodd:34742114 Pa^e 14 STANDARO FORM hd, « O ffice M em orandum • U NITE D STA TE S G O VE R NM E NT SAC, NK (62-0) D A TE ; 8/28/57 8/27/57' LEONARD SCHEY, US Air Force Reserve Captain, 24 Day Street, Clifton, N. J., telephonically contacted this office at 8:46 p.m/, 8/27/57, to advise that he had seen an unidenti­ fied flying object/UFO) at 8:30 p.m., 8/27/57. SCHEY stated ^ii^i« ■ lis observed ^iis obj ©ct in. th© sRy duo wsst* of CZ^^t^oo^ : I. J, According to SCHBY, the object had a shape resembling that01 an underwater demolition bomb and lights in the shape of a:cross, was coming from within this UFO• SCHEY stated = that-he, with the use of his field glasses, was able to see - what looted like diamond-shaped holes in the UFO from which the light ea.itted. : ; Agent GEORGE WEITZ, OSI Duty Officer, was telephonically contMCtsd Bt Mis none at o# p«s* । 8/Zi/5/1 and advised ox th© abov6* : (^5(U NW 91149 Dodd:3 4742114 Page 15 In d ices Search Slip FD -160 (R ev. 6-11-56) TO : C H IE F C LE R K (b ) (7)(D ) D ate B irthplace Squad File No. Indices Search Slip FD-160 (Rev. 6-11-56) ............— ....... ri Date TO: CHIEF CLERK Subject.■t . Aliases -to Address ' Birth Date Birthplace ___ _ Exact Spelling All References . _____ Mato Subversive Case Files Only _____ [Subversive References Only Main Criminal Case Files Only _____ 1 Restrict to Locality of Criminal References Only ------------------------ i------------ Main Subversive (If no Main, list all Subversive References) ; Main Criminal (If no Main, list all Criminal References) . File & Serial Number Remarks } : File & Serial .Number Remarks 4 ’ Requested by . Squad Extension File No. Searched by : - (date') j Consolidated" byi; ; (date) : Reviewed by ■ (date) : File Review Symbols : I - Identical ? - Not identifiable NI - Not identical U - Unavailable reference - fflasM awKaxjwasiSi^^ STA H O A R O FO R M H O . «4 TO FR O M SU B JE C T G len B i WIDEWIHEO FLYING OBJECT 7:15 p.i., — . ., -. ui_Jw telephon ically aSH iei 29 W in d sor P lace, this d ate* his wife ob served an un id en tified low ; . _ _ _ . M A R INO stated his wife d escrib ed this ob ject as b ein g a b rillian t white, cigar shaped with d elta win gs toward tie tail an d was un ab le to hear n oise con in g froB this ob ject. A ccord in g to M rs. M A R IN’ this O b ject was .flvin e iron the south to the n orth. an y ' SA LA W R E NC E W . VA N M E R E , O SI, was telephon ically apprized of the ab ove at 7:50 p.m , 11/5/57. % SKW lKE olo r. I i FE W ■ NW 91149 Dbcld:^ Pmje T9 Bwm»»ii^^ i^^^Olfe^^^^ lilBlIillfliilliilBIIM iiiiitiiiiiiii_iiiiioii||^iiillililliiiiiiliiiiilil^^iiiiiiiiiiiiijiij(lljj|^^ iii||(lllliiiiii|||||i^^ iiliil^i^^i^^i^^fif^i^^^^^^^^i^^fi^^iiii^^i^^^ 11*9 ■ *?W >'tf* ■ V STAWAO FORM W. m NW 91149 Docld^ 51 nn ■ SW '.iIU'.i Joe c: 547421'4 -’age 22 The writer telephon ically con tacted SA John M urphy, who Is in charge of liaison with other govern m en t agen cies in the ; Newark officejat 1510 A M * The writer wished to kn ow whether he should i»ed iat|ly eon atact O SI or if SA M urphy should d o so* ■ SA '"M urphy told ' th® 'witter.that the proced ure..as he..un d erstooid it was to sen d a letter to the in terested agen cy an d n ot m ake an ; Im m ed iate eon taet|with the agen cy at n ight* SA M urphy d id suggest that the writer in form , the Sun d ay m orn in g d uty agen t of the con ten ts of this m em o an d leave it to his d iscretion as to whether O SI should b e eon |#cted at that tim e* ..........................................................! M rs* l.G A D B owr telephon lcally con tacted the Newark office at 1:3 5A M on this d ate# She in form ed the writer that she an d ; her husb an d had see® a U FO that had ^passed over her resid en ce in a South'to 'North d irection ; that itrhad lasted for on ly two or ; three secon d s; that to her it appeared to b e a white hot poin t- of light, with a tail of pred om ian tly oran ge colorin g; that this tail was at least ten tim es as large as the ob ject; that the tail was fan shaped j that it was al an altitud e of greater than 3 ,000 feet; that itwas un llie a fallin g star; an d that when they first saw the ob ject it appeared to them thaflt had b urst in to flam es* : M rs# D ower ad vised that she resid es'at 8 H irvard Terrace, W est O ran ge,'N.J. = NW 91149 DockL3 4742114 Page 23 . OWBHIDGE, N.J GLIFFOBD 4-63 02 D A TE ; 1/3 /59 STAhM W FORM ®» ®4 . n . - • • • O ffice M em orandum • unite d state s go ve snme nt TO : SA C j.ltwrk FR O M * SA W alter A . W an gan heim SU B JE C T: W riter telephon ically con tacted this b y caption # in d ivid ual■at 10t 23 pm . ’ ’This in d ivid ual stated he an d ' wife" saw ob ject$ approx im ately six foot lon g, oran ge In color, flyin g In n orth east d irection from the fron t of his house which faces.-In sam e d irection . ^Kn oerer saw ob ject at ab out i 4:55pm . It flew for ab out five m in utes in II d irection then " reversed its courseto a southwest d irection an d flew'" for ab out five m in utes m ore b efore d isappearin g. ■ ■ ; - ■ ' Kn oerer had n o id ea as to Its speed or altitud e. H e m en tiaed that for a eouplecf m in utes in each d irection .itactaullyt appeared to..b e twoob jectsflyin gsid e b y sid e, he ex plain ed " that therewas "a patchofb lue sky "b etween , b otho'ran ge ob jects'* : KNoerer stated he hesitated to report in cid en t for fear,' of b in s soun d in g foolish b ut after thin kin g ab out it realized .O SIrepregeaU tive-iferold I. P eck, M utley 2-9062 was ised © f facts,.10:3 0pm , sam e hate. ;NW911# * - Bddd^lW'WW ft O ffite M em orandum • U NITE D STA TE S G O VE R NM E NT To : SA C , NE W A R K oats : j.^.j, FR O M ' . " ■ FR O M ' C lerk W illiam P . Nugen t Z ' s ub je ct: jB ld M tl^4'P i71ag Sb ject y The writer received a telephon e call from R ^ert Schran k, at 607 P M on this d ate. M rs. Schrarm was very n erVous an d sub sequen tly ad m itted to b ein g scared , as she was the on ly on e at hom e an d she saw a U FO in the air outsid e her hom e. She stated it was a con sid erab le d istan ce from her hom e an d on ly could id en tify it asa "silver ob ject". O ST ad vised ^at 6:55 P M . M rs. Schran n’s ad d ress is 65 Shetlan d few, U vlttown , New Jersey. STANDARD FORM NO. 84 = O ffice M em orandum Z S f E Q iP J D A TE : h.pa^tQ5A U ll-C C -py SU B JE C T: TTW TW IW T = (^ The writer was telephon leallf con tacted b y O SC A R R . i u‘iiJUiASi .Ko-oXUfio AX coo «OKXJJ AVfifi rABwOOi/| ^ev<| && rH this d ate. M R . G R A H A M stated that hi was viewin g a seried W lights in the air that cam e out of the Southern H orizon an d traveled as;fast as th® satellites sen t up b y this coun try. H e stated th# so lights chan ged C olor, an d also d ivid ed in the air an d cam e together again . H e stats# he had called the local police an d there was a local policem an in his hon e at th® tin e ofhis call. The writer, ad vised B y. John son that he would furn ish M s in form ation to the O SI an d upon the term in ation of M r. John son’s call, the writer telephon ioally con ­ tacted A gen t B LA LO C K of the O SI an d in fom ed him of M r, John son 1# call. A gen t B LA LO C K told the wrlter:that he would han d le the m atter. M K « JOHloONfo ffiXBrliySB luM BBK IS rANwOOD ^*0(^0# NW 91149 DockL3 4742114 Pads 26 NW 91149 Dackf 94742114 Page 27 . It is to b e rioted that the ab ove telephon e calls were received b y the writer® SA G ay R s Shahan was in recei.pt of the followin g callss M r. A rthur D . Lockwood , 561 O regon A ve., ■ P alisad e's P ark, N.J. Tel. # vA 5-9282^ . 6# P M \ (Tel. # P I 6-80^9 . . . M rs, R ichard La B en te, ■ 11 lorwo^ A ve., (lipper M on tclair), M r. P E TE R C . G R E Y, O ST d uty agen t for 10/28/59, was ad vised of the calls received b y the writer an d SA Shahan at 6:1? IM .' (That is the calls received b efore that tim e,) A t 6:b 0 P M , he telephon ecally con tacted the office an d requested that hn y calls received pertain in g to this'' in cid en t sW m ilcI^ placed ' on 'a ' list which an O ST represen tative would pick up or acquire? b y telephon e on 10/29/59# mt lie STANDARD FORM NO. 64 TO : U NITE D STA TE S G O VE R NM E NT SAC (100-36908) M TL 2/27/60 "Clerk.Willi®.P. Nugent (IFO SIGHTED ON 2/27/60 by SJ. KAPLAN OVER BLOOMFIELD, N.J. 1* L i Thelwriter received a telephonic contact from MH. S. M. BPU^, 19 Alfred Lane, Bloomfield, I Jn^B at 6:35 PM Ithis date* He advised a group of neighbors and himself!had seen an UFO and reported the details concerning #t 5 ; The writer telephonically contacted OST agent La Belle, the duty .man for this date, and advised him of the incident. He stated that he did not want the stalls as he would get them first hand from Kaplan, .thanked.... the.writer.,. and.terminated. the.. ooBvepsIt ton, ■ NW 91149 Dcidd:3 4742114 %W 'j11^ i Doc c: 3 -7421 *4 Page 3 2 OPTIONAL FOIA NO, 10 ' 5cho^w 4 I UNITED STATES GOWNMENT M em orandum SA C , NE W A R K (62-0) D A TE : 2/8/61 fr om : SA ’JILLIANJA i / ALL WWMX0N C O KTA W x s ub je ct: JOIII m W hY ; ^B'WM W^' Inforwtlon Concerning uAAS-JigSgZX^^^ ^2/le'w Jer£ey;“neler^^ 242?71„ telephonieslly contacted - 'this office on ' cp^ at which time he furnished th© ■ following infom/t/on: = last Sunday, 2/5^1, around 7:00 n»mM he noticed an extremely ■ bright object in the sky# He stated that this object,which : is not a star, appeared to be round in shape and much larger: than a star* He stated that this'object, which he could not i further describe, appeared to the Northwest of his residence# He stated that he saw-this same object oil Monday - and Tuesday evenings, and that tonight there were three similar type objects in the sky. He stated that one object appeared i to be Northwest of his residence; one to the West and the ■ other'to'the "forth of his" residence*'He stated that’these objects, however, had changed from a round shape to lateral shape ©nd appeared to be much like a spectrum* ; He stated that his wife told him he had been drink­ ing, and imagining things. He sts.tec that he had his daughter; who is a school teacher, his son, his wife and a neighbor out looking at these objects and they had verified his findings*^ He stated that he didn’t understand these objects and for this reason wanted to report this matter to this office* He stated he had reported this matter to the Westfield, N.J. Police De­ partment but they -were too busy to check on this because they wore.shoveling snow* He staked he tried to report the matter to Civilian Defense but there was no answer. ■ He stated that since he did not understand these : objects and he did not know whether they were weather balloons or foreign objects, he wanted to-report this matter to the FBI for whatever action deemed appropriate. ' NW 91149 Docld:34742114 Padje 3 3 STANDARD FORM NO. 64 TO U NITE D STA TE S G O VE R NM E NT FROM U B wu© ' ^ : W en t o P erson , 1* J, ALL B WE Sad ly con tasted 'the .' ad vised that there is : 1KWB- ■ ' ' ■ A t 71^0 pa 2/6/61 W * « B M B ^ . B st: P aterson -^ N.J. telepfioSy^^ ■ - ^witer at the.P at& M on R ^en t .A gecy,^ :.av® y b right; ob ject in "the -sky restj * ^aterson , N.J. She laid she has : ' n ever $ een this ob ject b efore an d . 5es n ot b elieve it is-a star Sin ce she. . : is' aceustoaed : to-vierln g the s st H er husb an d , C B L, got..on .the phon e. on . .the., fiard ® ® .' State. P arkway; that first it was west of him an d -then . south of M au ' ^^j ■ ■ . ■ - .They ad vised 'they d id n otM on to call- M t felt the Fed eral G overn m en t should b e m ad e aware of this peculiar ob ject in the. s#* ^ ■ C/ llllllll!®®^ 7 »wkww^ 4 ^ u ® lilt B SB Sl as^' -OPTIONX? FORM NO. 10 5610-104 * UNITED STATES GO' .NMENT M em orandum TO M C NE W A R K d ate : 1/16/61 FR O M ♦ LO D IS B A R R A JR ... SU B JE C T IM ID E NTIFIE D FD JI1G O B JE C TS INFO R M A TIO N C H C E R NING lew..Jer s ey/^le^ SE e.’in d icated , that s: several oecasaion s w s. G eorg® D oarc|»f 122 M ain Street» Fran klin la^ly1'"^^ ’Newark' of flee •’tod ay /has seen ob jects tn the sky on ; ich she was un ab le to id en tify# : C om plain an t related that she has other in form ation she" would like to furn ish t© a FB I agen t, b ut was un ab le to ex plain an y further on the phon e# ; D oarcke was wry vague con cern in g her eoaplaln kai an d would n ot d iscuss the in form ation she d esired to furn ish the FB I, while sh® was on the phon e# The ab ove d ata Is record ed for in form ation an d : is m ggastad that, a .agen t. .con tact .com plain an t...to...d eterm in e if she has an y ifom ation of an y value to the FB I# NW 91149 DGckk3 4742114 Page 3 5 OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 5010-104 UNITED STATES GOVKNMENT M em orandum TO :SAC, (62-0-15013) oate : 2/15/61 fr om :SA PTCW~ C. UF 5 Ao ofb ISW s ub je ct: '’’’TDE’^nsiK? PLK« OBJECTS I ' FOPMAT TO’’ CffC^’B’G | U— Fe memo of SC. D. Lo l.s Ba?ra Je. datfa 1/16/61 at Newark. ^Aj^f On 2/13/61 Mrs. Geom/TOBrcke, 122 Main St. franklin, ■ v. J. advised that she had aprroxim/tley one 'month ago seen an article in the Newark hews concerning 4Aiddntified fling objects tha# were a matter of concern to the U.S. She stated that as a result of this ar­ ticle she recal! ed that in either 1938 or 1939 she attended the Newark Art Schorl and had a. teacher by the name of John G»£bach, who resided at 915 Sanford Ave. Irvington, N.J. Mrs. Gorack/stated that on one occasion: in 1939 Grabach had requested her to/do' a '"drawing" of "Boulder Dam which was to be used for purposes of reprinting. She stated that she had never been paid for this drawing and that she has had. no contact with Grabach since that time. Mrs. Goarcke also stated that she believed that these ^uniden­ tified flying objecs could be used to obtain pictures of such install­ ations as Boulder Dem which idea occured to her as a result of the above mentioned article in the Newark dews. Mrs. Goarcke aiio stated that in 1939 Grabach was in sympathy with communism and dammed the American Way of life. ' . Mrs, Goarcke was during the course of the interview inclined / 91149 ; rirl^^iSIIJ PAC 1=1 NW 91149 Dodd:3 4742114 Page 3 8 %W 91149 joe c: '.>-7421'4 Panne j1? =iS=«S2W«a»Wsaaj^^ ...................... j. ■ .^.Wja:.2^«gffi^ iS^WiM BM ^aigg JOHN C. LIND E M A NN, CHIEF P H O NE St H e ad q uar te r s : n or th 4-7000 CHIEF: NO R TH 4-7040 Sept. 21^ 1^2 \ Saacial "rail., ' rn okers^.cke VSJS A sroekation on A erial P ^en on eon * Stalo ^A l;t;or C en tc'r y J, 19 A jb a»rA ^/z 3 t.». -n n a^n Sqaao b y .TA --" "A n in Socretary. •n ?ewira aIA ob uS* NW 911.49 ld:3 4742114 Page 40 OPTIONAL FORM HO. 10 M AY 1962 EDITION GSA GEN. REG. NO. 27 5010-106 U NITE D STA TE S G O VE R NM E NT M em orandum TO © A f* W W 1W SA 9_f>\M ow * I’llSW n Ka ^O iaW j d ate : 3 /8/63 FR O M SU B JE C T JjvU 1 w Jr # WTOIW T® flliJiip । vK# w TW A W ITT W ILLIA M ST 45 lipp lw M et co w sw ug A TI, P I H F,P F, I n r O n 3 /1/#, the sub ject telephon ically con tacted the: H acken sack, lew M rsey R esid en t A gen cy an d ad vised that he is : em ployed as a gifrt for a d etective agen cy an d last n ight, he : ob served flyin g E jects in the air over Lod i, M ew Jersey* • . BX STO C XS b elieves 'that these flyin gob jects were flyin g saucers an d he would like to furn ish this:in form ation to the appropriate fed eral agen cy* : STO d S ad vised that he ob served flyin g saucers over: Lod i,:lew Jersey, on S/1S/62 an d n otified the local police ; d epartm en t of this even t* STO C KS stated that on this d ate, two patrol., cars ..f..rm ..t.he .tail, ...lew .Jersey. .P olice ..D epartm en t. ... arrived at the scen e, b ut they d id n othin g ab out this occurren ce 1 state® taat n e n as oteiieits an a aiiXiaflts m alt n e seal to the In ited States A ir force in W ashin gton , D »C «, regard in g this even t* ■ A t the coaclttsioii of the in terview, STO C KS ad vised : that le would con tact the U n ited States A ir Force in Newark, : New Jersey, an d ad vise them of these flyin g ob jects he ob served for their in form ation an d an y action they d eem 'appropriate* ■ No action is d eem ed warran ted in this m atter, an d it is suggested that the sub ject’s n am e b e in d ex ed in asm uch as : he m ay con tact the FB I in the future regard in g flyin g saucers. OBiajf (1) ; NW 91149 Dodd:3 4742114 Pade 41 In d ices Search Slip FD*160 (Rev. 10-1-59) TO: CHIEF CLERK Subject A Leases Date Exact Spelling Address Birth Date ■ Birthplace Race Sex . EZ) Male Q Female Restrict to Locality of All References — — Main Criminal Case Files Only Criminal References Only Main Subversive- (If no Main, list all Subversive References)Main Subversive Case Files Only File & Serial Number Remarks ■ File & Serial Number Remarks A LL W ?W aTW N C O ^TA H O s O A lE d7^ Requested by Squad Extension File No. Searched by (date) Consolidated by . . . (date) Reviewed .by (date] File Review Symbols I - Identical NI - Not identical ■# Not identifiable Unavailable reference NW 91149 Dockt3 4742114- Ra^e 42 D E P A R TM E NT O F TH E A IR FO R C E WASHINGTON • . 20 Feb ruary 1963 D ear M r. H oover: It has b een som e len gth of tim e sin ce I’ve written you on a H sub ject of m utual in terest-— U n id en tified . Flyin g O b jects. W hen I I last con tacted you, I -was then D epartm en t of D efen se spokesm an for ,; P roject B lue B ook, the organ ization respon sib le for in vestigation f of W O sightin gs, a part of our Foreign Techn ology D ivision located n at W right-P atterson A ir Force B ase, O hio. I turn ed over m y respon - I sib ilities as spokesm an to M ajor C arl H art of our D ivision a year r ago last m on th, when I was m oved up -to D eputy C hief of the O pera- ; ■ tion s B ran ch, P ub lic In fom ation D ivision . " ■. ; ' ...I thought the B ureau m ight b e in terested , in the in closed ’’b uh” copy of a letter which was prin ted in the M arch 1963 issue of "Saucer lews” (n ow in its ten th year of pub lication ). This P ub lication is- \ ; prin ted quarterly b y j^ * j^ucer|j^ C elestial E ven ts ‘■® -foad ;ed itorial policy,^^ .of n on -b elievers, b elievers^ con tactees, etc., an d ..reviews b ooks .on t£e "flyin g saucer" sub ject. ■ : W ith b est wishes, I am , M r. J. E d gar H oover .D irector Fed eral B ureau of In vestigation 9th & P en n sylvan ia A ve., N. W . W ashin gton ,' D . C * "Saucer■lews" ■^b icerel^X M ajor, U SA F / : D eputy C hief, O peration s B rax jeh P ub lic In form ation D ivision O ffice of In form ation 1 ^ TM ^^11 is a b D H U sR fe —WESTS ; -CH SOCi^Y ^^^ ,Aws-aoKW#^^ - ■:::^>WW-WWWW»«««wmm***W®mwW»WsW»^^ J-G ADDRESS: P. 0. DOX 163 , FORT LEE. N. J. : EDITOR . XE ROOM 1009, 3 03 FIFTH AVE,. NSW YORK, N.Y. JAM ES W. M O^UY ■ X^ONE M URRAY HIU 6-3 743 . , There has boon a delay la the publication of my forthcoming -beck, !’Ba S®cond Costing, of Christ and Flying Saucers? I had plans to have It print­ ed instead of mimeographed* I took it to a printer and he obtained logoi ad­ vice that didn’t recomend Its publication* I was told by tho attorney ;that A the book was too harshly critical of the lb S. Government, particularly ths h FBI, and that this might bring legal trouble; and that other parts of the san- I j uscript are so controversial that they migh* cause libel suits. Ho felt that 1 you night sue me. I tried others, but after roading the manuscript, they would ■ not print It* : ■ This meant I had to send out notices to purchasers of' the book that I w Z 3 m H Z H ■M .X l® ^ w# ''a k s w ;:% ;aA ^£^:r ^■^:^ ® ® \.: NW 91” nnHd=W4?114 Paae 55 1& uO ^B y ;4.:- ^t^ #3 ^;W &> Official Journal of the feOB? fl® B® SPECIAL AFSCA THIRD NATIONAL FLYING SAUCER CONVENTION ISSUE S(* rae5_^iwafffi»f^® ^■® ':^: 11 l?15s^ ^*WiOii<^ W® ^SSSlB^ Amalgamated Flying Saucer Clubs of America, Inc liilB O I W ifiSO S ISSUE NO“^M ^JULY,I966 SPECIAL AFSCA CONVENTION ^M ESSAGE BRIGHT WORLD IN HANDS OFSAUCER MOVEMENT (Editor's Note: This special message was receiveTIrorn WsteT’Kalen~XF^ tan’ (Kead of the planet Korendor, about 400 light years distant) on May 4, 1966 via special directional short-wave radio by Bob Renaud, the young electronic-technician whose remarkable story we printed in issues #18, 19, 20, 21, and 22, and which will be continued in our next issue. Since Bob's initial radio contact in 1961, he has talked with the crew of a spacecraft as he watched them on .his special TV screen in his home — and eventually .met his contacts Jrip per so visited their undersea and’un^rgfourJ bases on our planet; was taken aboard many of their spaceships; and was actually allowed to pilot two of their small scout craft — one on a short solo flight.) "Kalo (Hello), friends. We will get directly to the point of our message to you. Frankly, we are appalled at the state of Earth at present. Despite our constant warnings and even our actual intervention in some instances, the condition upon your planet grows steadily worse. One subject on everyone's lips these days is Vietnam. From a little civil war, it has grown steadily and inexorably into a full scale conflict between the world’s three majoippqwerjp& States, the Soviet Union, and Communist China. '‘WrflfifliieMial people have"used tKe’apprSach of patriotism and love of God and Country to twist decent human feelings into dangerous channels of thought and action. With their charges of treason and sympathy with the enemy, they have aroused a good portion of the populace to a state of fear, distrust, and hatred of those who seek peace and love. Unfor­ tunately, because some unconventional individuals have been associated with the^geace.povement. that entire operation has been seriously hindered. Your government is a military puppet, a mere parrot of the monstrosity that is the Military-Indus­ trial complex. Your senators, except for a few, are robots, speaking what they are told to say. ™YPW„P^taUl. .ijnfort'^atelX;...a,pawn,pf. their needs and demands. We have contacted him several times concerning the state of affairs, and he has said that he could do nothing to change them, for if he were to speak out against the Asian conflict, he would be removed. This is what happened to the late Mr. Kennedy who, in his great .humanitarianism, was Bffic'ttnt to s&nfice’ls'Wals aMMsKnsi^ the sake of the Military Industrial octopus. He paid the supYeme''p^ efforts’in Behalf °f humanity, Make no mistake. Your government is not in the White House or the Congress. IT IS IN THE PENTA­ GON, AND IN THE HEADQUARTERS OF THE VAST ” DEFENSE "-ORIENTED INDUSTRIES. It is THEY, not the President or the Congressmen, who run the United States. The facade government is merely to allay undue alarm or suspicion of the people. Examine another aspect of the Asian war, the ECONOMIC side. ,Do you recall that, in the stock reports just recently, the Dow-Jones average dropped sharply BECAUSE OF A RUMOR THAT n or th, vie tn a.m W d W W a pe ace ..b id ? D oe s the staggering implication of this news evade you? Stock prices suffering a heavy loss because of a rumor that peace might come to pass! This thought is most distressing. Your economy relies so heavily upon war and destruction, that if it were to stop, THE UNITED STATES ECONOMY WOULD SUFFER A MASSIVE DEPRESSION!.. Your ' money system would collapse like a house of cards. Millions would be unemployed, sick, hungry and homeless. Tremendous industrial complexes would close their doors. The utterly appalling fact is this: WAR IS PROFITABLE. Highly so! Every major conflict has been accompanied by a strong peak in your monetary prosperity. Peace has usually been economically painful 1 After World War 1, the nation coasted for a while upon the fat put on during the boom of the war years* In 1929, the bottom fell out. After the Korean War, in the 1950's came another recession. What comes after Vietnam? No one knows, and no one wants to find out. The war in Vietnam is bringing an unheard- of degree of affluence in the United States. Why kill a good thing by ending the war ? The philosopy, in essence, is this: ft is economically expedient to send military forces to Vietnam and elsewhere in Asia in order to wage war, because in doing so, the United States1 economy is bolstered and maintained at a high level of prosperity; human life is secondary to the preservation of economic well-being! : It is thus evident that, unless a drastic change is made in the structure of your economy, war will never end because the Military-Industrial complex WON'T LET IT! Many of you fear Communi™ w^^^to . fear come from, I ask you? From, within yourself? NO! ft was brainwashed into you by the Military- Industrial complex. Who controls all your news media? The government and the advertisers. Who, •then, is in a position to dictate what.shall.be^ ISSU E NO . 24 FLYING SAUCERS INTERNATIONAL O ffictarjown al of the JU LY, 1966 Amalgamated Flying Saucer Clubs of America, Inc. International Headquarters: 20 0 4 N. Hoover St., Los Angeles,, Calif. 90 0 27, U.S.A. G A B R IE L G R E E N, E d itor H E LE N G R E E N, A sst. E d . D ed icated 'to The P hysical, Spiritual, an d E con om ic E m an cipation of M an A Non -profit O rgan ization FLYING SAUCERS INTERNATIONAL (6 issues -$3.00. Membership-$k00) is published quarterly. Copyright © 1965 by Amalgamated Flying Saucer Clubs of America. All rights reserved. The information presented in "Flying Saucers International" does not necessarily represent the views of AFSCA. The num­ ber after your name on the address label indicates the issue with which your subscription expires. Subscrip­ tion renewals will start where the previous one ended, and will be acknowledged only by the new number after your name on future issues. A "Time to Renew" noticewvill be enclosed in the last issue for which you have paid. New subscriptions will start with the last issue published, unless a specific .starting issue num­ ber is requested. When writing to AFSCA for a reply,: enclose a stamped self-addressed envelope. Not responsible for magazines lost in the mail due to sub­ scribers1 failure to inform us of their current address­ es. Prices subject to change. Payment must accompa­ ny order. Send cash, check or money order to: AFSCA; 2004 North Hoover St.; Eos Angeles, California 90027. Phone/ 662-440 4/ " J NW 91149 nnc. r: ’1474>V4 Puti^ 56 The Military-Industrial complex,. ' -control through the use of psycho-politics (brllwashing by controlled news management). ; Consider this: In order to survive, a commer­ cial medium, such as a newspaper or magazine, requires a vast amount of advertising revenue*. The mere subscription fees will not cover the costs. Thus, they depenci/or their continued existence upon money paid by advertisers. Suppose, then, that the - editor of a certain newspaper decides that he is ■ opposed to the Vietnam policy, and says so in his paper. The advertisers simply say to the editor, ’’Either you toe the mark and print what we want, or weVI withdraw our advertising. h ' ' 1 Such pressures are a fact of life. The newsmen are torn between their .higher devotion to Truth, and also to the lower level of their physical needs. Rather than jeopardize their security and their ■ . futures they, of course, submit meekly to power. Their actions are fully understandable, and we do not hold them responsible. ; We throw the blame directly on the Military- Industrial complex which, by its~undertn^^ threats of’force, and economic pressure and retali­ ation, has crushed the spirit of American journalism and turned it from a dynamic motivating force in American life into a weak-willed, subservient mouthpiece for the power-masters. We blame then# for the,death of journalistic and individuality ! One more comment on this topic: May I say that 'a better economic system is already known to-the leaders of the Flying Saucer Movement. It is the system known as Universal Economics. As we have said over and ovei* before, it is the non-money economic system which M UST be applied on your planet before you can start to resolve most of your . major problems and thus begin to establish a highly- ' advanced, non-destructive state of existence on Earth, such as we of more advanced planets have '. enjoyed for so long. INVESTIGATE THIS SYSTEM to evaluate it for its merit — then ACT to apply it! YOUR VERY SURVIVAL AS A CIVILIZATION MAY DEPEND UPON IT! . ' Perhaps this is an opportune time to clarify a few questions which have been asked about us* ~ ' Do WAni Korendor work with the local planets in our operations! Yes, we do cooperate with them " a great deal. However, our work on Earth is relatively independent of the local planets* We have many times overstepped what is considered to be the limit of interference upheld by Venus, Mars, and other planets* This has caused a good deal of debate between them and us. Each time we have pointed out that we of Korendor are basically pragmatic in nature. Although we do respect the laws of self-des tiny, we . feel also that where stepping in is required to prevent disaster, it is our right and our duty to do so. ' We have interfered in such places as the United : States, China, Russia, and on a large scale in Vietnam. This has caused no end of consternation in - the local Tribunal of Planets* We are sympathetic to their viewpoint, but we do feel that their policy is limited in its capacity to achieve the desired goals* It is our opinion that one cannot stand on the sidelines and achieve any noticeable results* j As I have said before, we have infiltrated your planet. We are directly involved in Earth’s life. You might say that you have been invaded — a strong way of phrasing it# jto be sure, but nonetheless, factual, since we walk and work amongst you daily! We have.heeAashed,about our physical appear­ ance. We are humanoid, indistinguishable from yourselves, except that in our natural form we aver­ age three to four feet in height* Every other dimen­ sion is proportionately scaled, so that photographs of us would not reveal our origin in any way. We are able to^rease our height while on Earth through a te* process related to telepor­ tation. It is concerned with recording the atomic and molecular structures of our bodies, and then repro­ ducing them identically on a larger scale. Differ­ ences in our internal structure are adjusted by the computer which controls the reproducer* L Our most common skin color is a little darker than yours, although we have skin colors which vary as yours do all over the Earth. Usually, however, we would look ’’tan” to you* We are NOT green, blue, or heliotrope, as has been suggested! Z u Concerning our language, we generally we one 'of two tongues and we are fairly familiar with a third. On Korendor itself we speak the native language, ' Korendian. It is similar in many ways to your own languages since it, like yours, was originally derived .from Galingua, one of the too universal tongues* The other is Solex Mal, which is more familiar to you, since it is used by your local Solar System planets. It is seldom heard now in our sector of ■ space, as Galingua has replaced it almost completely. Unlike your own, however, the Korendian—■ Galinguan. speech is very rhythmic, and has few ; sibilant sounds, such as ”s” or ”z”. Some of the sharper sounds like ”c” and ”k” are minimized. It is a beautiful language which is very musical and pleasant to hear * ; - J 1 Perhaps you would be surprised to learn that ancient Latin was liberally-taken from Galingua. ; There are many similarities Tn the to© languages. Even modern English has roots on other worlds! Y / In concluding my message to you, may Iiay^. people of Earth.: open up your minds:and your hearts " to the world around you. There is so much to be learned, so much to be discovered. Don’t waste precious hours and days in bigotry and ignorance, and in senseless fighting and killing. To do so is ■truly a crime against nature and humanity. At this stage where you have the very stars almost in your grasp, how irrational and barbaric it is to spend futile hours warring with your brothers. As an old saying on your world ■-'puts it: "As you make your bed, so shall you lie in, it.” The decision does ? not seem difficult. Here are the alternative#': '.A ■ ; world living in harmony, justice, security and abun- ' dance for all, or a world continuing to reap the bloody harvests that grow from the seeds of hatred and mistrust* If left to their own devices, the majority of mankind will forge onward to a destiny of' destruction and annihilation,' oblivious to the danger in their actions. They are short-sighted; they care ' < little for the future. ' ■ ' . 7 K is X2H New Age People, dedicated to the wel­ fare of all mankind, and having the vision, and under­ standing of the ways to build the better world of tomorrow, who must lead the way. You have the future in YOUR hands, if you will but shoulder your responsibilities. The Flying Saucer Movement, as you call it, belongs to you. ■ Support it in every way possible. Help it to grow until it is influential though©ut your world. Go pi# into the world and r guide toe mis guided,.'find the lost, and rec over toe ■ : strays. We are behind you all the way. As we have said many times before, we will take two steps for every one that you take to-help yourselves* ; . The time has come for nations to ’’bury the' < ' hatchet”, to clasp hands, and plunge into toe ..future- ■ ' ■ together — in co-operation toward mutual goals, : : Look to toe heavens and realize that your destiny ■ is not in bleak, atomic desolation,, but in the magnifi- f cent greatness that you can achieve if you will but ■ 7 work for it. 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Ym' fate fa ©a o rt 1 O' < > rt Ufa O ft #> ft p o ft to 9 1 to u to rt rt 2 to p : rt t# 8 5 .b 8 2 d to o A 1 o ft to* 2 1 ft I ft rt p to ft to a I o11 ft ft ft ^ to C rt to P o <0 ft p u c o4J a ft to rt 0 to <0 rt K 8 rt '2 to to o o p ft ft ft 0 3 to rt 0 1 ri ft y ® ® r i 1 ^ ft ft rt u | C ft 2 rt 44 ft t 8 pi p ” rt o1 a 2 4.I A 0 to pI fi ,5 p a ft '5 o p .2 rt 8 *2 to § ft 0 to 1 , h O to .8 to O I fa to to fa H fa to fa 1 1 AFSCA^ CONVENTION SPEAxf .WAYNE^ S. AHO; ^ie New Age Foundation, Inc.; 8 Smith St.; Seattle, Wash. 98109. Publish: "The Aquarian Dawn" (Donation basis). 2 . CARINA. ANDERSON; 2522 E. Pearson Ave.; Fullerton, Calif* 1 ORFE Q. ANGE LUCCI; 4160 Verdugo Road; Los Angeles, Calif. 90065. 4. MICHAEL,1 !X” BARTON; Futura .Press; , 5949 Gregory Ave.; Hollywood, Calif. 90038. Phone: 464-0441. 5. WES DE Y BATE MAN; Mental Investigations of New Dimensions (M. LN. DJ; 4916 Franklin Ave,.; ? Hollywood, Calif. 90027. Phone: 661-1731. : Publish: "Prism” (12 issues-$T00). ' 6 ‘ MARIANNE.FRANCIS; Solar Light Center; ; Rt. 2, Box. 572-C; Central Point, Oregon 97501. - Publish: "Starcraft" (4 issues-$2.00). • 7* DR. DANIEL W. FRY; Understanding, Inc.; ' P.O. Box 105; Merlin, Oregon 97532. ; Publish: ” Understanding” (1.2 issues-$2. 50). 8‘ CALVIN C^GIRVIN; : 6711 Yucca St.; Hollywood, Calif. 90028. CABRIEL GREEN; Amalgamated Flying Saucer Clubs of America, Inc.; 2004 N. Hoover Stu Los Angeles, Calif. 900 2 7. Phone: 662-440 4. Publish: ’’Flying Saucers International” (6 issues’$3.00). 10. DR. GEORGE KING; The Aetherius Society; SZOTAfton Place; Hollywood, Calif. 90028. Publish: "The Aetherius Society Newsletter” (Donation basis). Phone: 465-9652. SPACE THE CPCKEYED BALLAD There’s a cockeyed feeling in the world today That power politics is here to stay. But China, Russia and the U.S. A. Boy—don’t let them fool you! Take a look at this "world of ours, Just one mud ball in the sea of stars. Other planets have no color-bars,. ’Cause they’ve got perspective. Yanks and Rus kies put men into space. But it’s all a mad politician’s race, ■ m One-up-manship in this Year of Grace. It makes you giggle. The population stands and stares, While men in capsules explore upstairs. Why we can’t even manage our own affairs! Some cheek—-colonization! : Besides, they’ve got people on Venus and Mars. They got lads and lasses and ma’s and pa’s. « And they’ve got better transport than four-wheel cars. Have you ever seen, ’em? Those Flying Saucers whisking through our skies Must take some powder to make them rise. But government departments just hide their eyes, And call them meteors! With all the lies that they print and shout, The general public’s got its work cut out- Figuring what it’s all about. But just you keep on trying. I suppose you know why I’m telling you this, So you won’t shriek or shake your fist When you discover Martians do exist! They’re real nice fellows. I know, ’cause I met one a week ago! His ship came down for an hour or so. He talked to me, but then he had to go. i Real interested I was! i . Got brothers on Venus and Saturn,, it seems — i ’ Fly their ships on magnetic beams. ” y : They wear one piece suits—you "can’t see any seams; I But apart from that—they’re just like us! 114 JOHANNES ’ ’HANNO” MAY BERRY; Unified Research Center, Inc.; P. O. Box 764; Selma, Oregon 97538. 12 • HOW^^ 202 Schumann Drive; Sebastian, Florida 32958. LAURA MUNDO; The Interplanetary Center; 27359 Cranford Lane; Dearborn Heights, Mich. 48127. Publish: "The Interplanetary News” (Free) 14. MEJ±HOHlu 2760 Hollyridge Drive; Hollywood, ' Calif. 90028. 15. SIDNEY FADRICK; TwTHidden^^ Watsonville, Calif, 16. CHIEF FRANK B. STANDING HORSE; AFSerffiFJFRt. 2,"B oTW W 1 Hwy. 74); Perris, Calif. 92370. Phone: 657-2873. 17. D R t HRANK E, STRANGES; International Evangelism Crusades, Inc.; P.O. Box 252; Venice, Calif. 90293. 18. MOLLIE THOMPSON; Linton, Astley Bank, Darwen, Lancs., England. 194 HOPE TROXELL; School of Thought; P. O. Box IWFTndependence, Calif. 93526. 20* GEORGE W, VAN TASSEL; Ministry of Universal Wisdom, Inc.; P.O. Box 45 8; Yucca'Valley, Calif. 9 22 84. Publish: ’Proceedings” (Donation basis). 2L HAL WILCOX; Institute of Parapsychology; 871 Gower St.; Hollywood, Calif. 90038. Phone: 469-5438. AGE SONGS by Mollie Thompson SPACE-TALK The powers that be will tell us we’re alone. They’ll tell us that in space we are unique; On this little desert island we call Earth The human race is just a kind of freak. When we send our envoys into space There’ll be a smile upon this planet’s face, ’Cause brother, right out there—Pm telling you, There's another human race; it’s very true! They’re a very, very peaceful crowd, For they just never go to war. And they cannot interfere. This is by Universal Law. The spaceman’s message to us all Is based on how to banish fear, And if we only understand, ‘We will find it heaven here. 'While we must rely on war, We never will 'be happy here. While this world’s economy Is based on hardship, strife and fear. How do they live without a war In their lands of milk and honey ? They don’t need economy. Because they don’t use any money! They cannot give us any ships,- So we must try and build our own. But they are waiting right out there. Oh, my friends, we’re not alone! How do they go at such great speed, And vanish then without prediction? Because they use free energy, ■ And there isn’t any friction. Brother have you seen their ships ? Sisters have you seen them glow, - ■' As they dance and hover in the sky, - And- make our' fas test jets look slow ? 5 9BSS^^ © aklaiib M ^ib un e w V ' IB * »U #H I» M »«#W »«.«»»'♦ «M fe«M ttti»»W * WiBBl^^ w it m m » * r wm i !1 Flying Saucers Are ® Poppindp AM Over U l^^gi^^l^lilj^ tftfc* iW fpn ac F/rm ^ unmip gru? R PHOTOS: These remarkable photos of Flying Saucers were taken by Dr. Daniel W. Fry, ;. Understanding, Inc., of P. O. Box 76, Merlin, Oregon 97532. Your editor enlarged them ginal 16mm color movie film. Spots on the photos are due to the extreme enlargement of . d dust spots on the film. Of special interest is the fact that the same type of craft was- < u inear Merlin, Oregon in a wooded section, and again near Joshua Tree, Calif* on the desert ot a iiw’ r mitt r*iw’wii«»ws O n e .Shat W * W fe M t F«« tab ta Tw Christian- sem T M tW IW J »#l M W W M lW s» B y M an In M ain e rt#^ A IR LINE R D E TO U R S TO C H A SE U XO . nfca, aj#i s - Fis'.ta At' Line |«w ,i>?M .pm '’’O ’ 'h! .Jfetf^tllW A thto M is ‘to ' > ' n fe< wfeM tautoM .^ m A ? ^ , h>p.’ * w 'em ,'? otH huiW !M . «A fe® p i» raw1 „ ^- ,,« » (k Ife sskrt© t.i fe lI'IlmA AW ■ • M J| IfeS ?bt ^.^ >*rt IN a» V, torr Van tan <■« t.M ® the hwe ui "he antags, w, , ,., ^k. »• .^n 1; !,•« p> .wok io,- m ;«;j> g« ufe .fewfei .wA* V’TU’ UYw Of fat'll al It 1 all I feis) * J M H .A.taW< W1* ta Ws - * 1 t«wf.» ta «« vf a WO 4' « R-h t«A Whs-ife fetfev ’ts .M y WA m,w ^a, w rf wo l»U8M (IH M J ^ir Fwee IFO xik:.^ report refuted BtUM l,. ,#4.. 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'w.< toU imtainttk ?;'h« hfefe w<» tms,,fe rt Irtite.- to to |feVrt ■' h ®W t.3 M l: dlfsh' FIRST UFO SPOTTER .‘W ® ir C M * ifi(fetegw», M arch’M » W ® 6 ' Now those ilyitig saucers come to Canadian skies ' I M S .to ’«( t ‘1S1, si.i to M A Ui fefe” tm fc -1 wm .j^M Hi«®^ hi fem, n4 wfe >J0W 9 WliltaW J> st - «M M y an sate- ■ fe jtfew «l‘|ta - s< it M W «>.,*• .tel 5 tefefe an' fe M t Vs • Vys, AjM to into W.lt Kia ,.ta M lferw Wta- 100. ’ , Tw IM wM < ef. T«». ItowM for wo lb M l ta-f Ifeifeafe' B p 6 -eagtoewiag * twtai* * «W saw » brigM , whteltarf , ,4 - fejta fly wrote foe ikyiA iA wn r«ltt '" ’y p, >'' M >- 1 Cm faeihi r 'XeW ewrf, O n t * « R «po* t«» U FO a to-III - cut < ill towttotefe. vr< ^ AJA.XAU - I ,1’ll'lS tie I X. .ftefev fa 1 , <(1. tool >; ® . "Ite rt,« fen feyfeM he -h , M i » sM h 'iM M Vrt' do dfetata to tta it ■wtai wo tan •■M "-.|> , & « ’•',♦ wfrW lM C W t in s. 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IU!T fowta-A hsir.* fe his «, R»li M l® »wt W«« ■ :wwri WWW W Tint •»fcs» #* Otaa^i^ fctlWr: i#»rt. «* »W «^ rt ^lk>vw|il4t bt 4 tai » aSaa»'t"'fc» te ...M t wr«, ’A taw- B’fc* «aM n4»w tai U m - ’ ovw wrf t ,ife 8» • r V, I Vt to- tajtf ft «» «Sfc" M fe- kt WsVH.1 fef®-Vh me tatstog tatat w.<- » ^Ii» «b er # rttfe- J SIX H»W oars tarf 61 1,'tata b us & 4 W iB M »!«#• SM surf ite «#«* » was# M aow# cwkl,«« efe i iart® .41N A rtawa I ® »- »»»■ ' a tfc »*W» Q P P C hase First I FO v’ WT 1 4-18-66 | - .To A rrest M s Fl B A R M 1 n fetfl F I . .Uli to >• ,.<.'| * <1,5, ,r ;* (taw njiftat Uh* Sat [Attar «ife tam. । At i w, fc teaming h» ■e»st»H« *t state# »■ s 1 C*tt»Ha |»j SbuIF j*fe w as | A»w the is itSe highway nw We, Saw W ts » »W »t* w tart M int is IibSbs the to •B IT M B the «U , They etagJ tte object far | «s»t»i minutes and tarn mw ft |»iW in «sl.fcts, I Ite <*fc« m t<» 6» wis fl tat eoidd -net Bini i#H«. |lfa»W tlyiag Ajwt jl Tie «fc fa etarg» # i M M featfautatta wfa tat' rtw B®>. 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Saucer DETKOITtattCmGAN 5^^g Report * M ARCH M ; i« Five sightin gs wre re- swrtai ou M o»‘w n t urttafo B «1 flyin g A prts. rtwrM fi> 8w sky fa (W iicrihv.st W 1»«M scarfett * »m ^ G A W a ww Civil D fanse G reen fe#tM !y Then he ad d ed that it certain ly seem s plausib le. TVs ho trick at all to walk oh water or ascen d to the heaven s if you have a M artian levitation b elt aroun d your waist an d an an ti-gravity b eam to rid e.. G reen ex plain ed . Furtherm ore, he said , the M artian s n ow visitin g earth on flyin g saucers : are tryin g to save In e earth's people from their own follies — just as the Savior was, G wen can speak with som e aa» . thority m i these m akers b ecause, he says, he m et an d talked with a M artian ' on ee. A lso a tour-foot m an from the - A lpha C en tauri star system . A lso som e other un earthly visitors. 1 ‘ W W W , W E said , he m et these ‘flyin g saucer crewm en b y telepathic, " appoin tm en ts. These were arran ged ■ through associates of his with tele­ pathic talen ts. “A n d ««?n a white,” he said , 'W would just call on the phon e." G reen , who livre hi Io* A n geles is the head ^ureter — the presid ent — of the A m algam ated Flyin g Saurer G ub s of A m erica. Not b ein g too telepathic, we M called G reen on the phon e to in terview him start foe wen t rash of flyin g saucer sightin gs aroun d the coun try. “It it .1 ren iin uattai of their effort? to en lighten us,’' C rO en replied in huim tad cultured ton re. "The curren t scries of sightin gs an d From R . te th P «t, M «r A M M THE SWAM P &AS is RESTLESS TOM l&Hf. solve these prob lem s b efore we isb oy ourselves.’1' G reen srtid he is tryin g to d o hh hum b le kN to help them spread that m essage, “The P iluitas they have pwa," b e poverty. They hope to elim in ate the physical een tad Kith aws of these were v^siH > caiuN for d isirib utog U to craftshort «?w «Tph- from rheir poin t ’ G reen said he has sifetfe 85 to 100 * eg so us, an d that flit two M artian spacecraft aroun d Los A n geles over h»>» are really artiim .il safelilto it .wars afe has ?n el “half a d ozen M life ihe H u-wan iftim om m hare or so iwn fera of ;fe owe ." supposed " own G reen saw he had n W U se A lpha C en tauri m an several lan es — un co in "Tb eyTo so M gm lfcaiH it’s hard ly the G reen hom e. "H ? was ftvud m hrm ly am t was They are n of goin g to go away, as «om e m em b ers of wit govern m en t would B fe’ IW D O TH W kfep b iM n ? d own low an d searin g people? ♦‘W hat with r, lie I b ar prcrtfwn tkw growin g, if wen s rather ob vious life iin les we sian revolvin g tn ? presen t prob lem s facin g m an kin d , we will d estroy m wlm n n d perhaps sow of the an ivei.se alon g with us,” G reen ex ­ plain ed , "Titis is on e of the prim ary reason ? why the «tr.vtos»fe started m ak­ in g wsi’atas in 1947. shortly after we Sloped this ab ility - to wares over w an d if possib le to im part their ad - vwed scion H H e, techn ological an d wiologfeal kitvwk'd ge io help us re- have-n ot n ation s . . . through superior worth talkin g ab out them .” he said . , , , , ; fteitig. They iriw m i ad vam -d ectt- “Som e of yn r m em b ers have actually ahm ri tour ,w. tai. although ihs was ' b een taken for rhien in sn awm aft. un usual. M ost lue reports ,h«u 1W '« d own a ® ^ they are, n orm fl height or rid e if it ww offered m e B ut they've ^»«vv. G iceu sm a ««r ifewi we." “There was Ihta spare ship ftet " "G reen’»' he m et' the W H U n W b* ’ ^ ^^A H e^ue. iW tm tow. with a cm ’s ot tour m en an d tree wom - n orm e system * they > wll U n iversal Swoieies. Ilie »M m i« part of rt ’ what I ptworuily am fryin g to tran s­ m il." H E SA IB W SR M Y. fe»«C that the saurer H ute thcm vhx w are in an m wwte pin ch that has pereiit«l n eed ed n wreh. G reen said he run s (he -ww Nub s m il trf hi* own hom o, at 3 W North H oover in Lx ® A n geles, “to cut d own on the overhead ." R e said there are club s in -to m ajor U .S. cities an d ab road , with a total of ab out 3 .500 m em t^ H esston has ,10 club , he said , b ut te d oes have som e in terested H m - ttiajan s on his m ailin g O x i. “W e are a con tort-orien ted ieseareh sppoin traem n t a frien d s hom e, am i he fo>k<4 “just E te an yb od y you'd x iwt on the street/’ H e was casus G y d ressed , G rren said , an d wore a short­ sleeve, s h b n m e r y, m etaflb 1«* ir.g shirt which hs said would stop b ullets, A H in all, a han d som e chap, G reen said . •T fair hfc four an ti H was quite reais? an d worn in a V-x hsw d own to­ ward thv cen ter of the forehead " G reen said . “B ut I rather d oub t all ■M arthas wear t h M r four alike, an y m ore than d ogroup." he said . 'W an m .; that m n n v . . of our m em her.> have m ad e tm iua’ “.H -V taii- ^s U fefl,lX or..;-. ■ ■ on . 'They were ven W awsfui. wry well pwportiwei Seven to n in e foot taB ." G reen said io had m et other in tet- wto‘ im 'A 'it ter to1 help the spacem en save rivilvtefan . (h een sred n atural^ he asked io take the spacem en's wture, hut they refused cred he ub ifod ly their wishes. “A ii aswitot* of m in e owe tn ?d to wA 3 ron plc of flash pictures." he like U n cle M artin on ‘M y Favorite M artian .’ " G reen said he had n ever seen on e of the un earthlin gs b esid e his space ship. Then how could he b e sure they weren 't a hoax practical - jokin g earthlin gs just puttin g him on ? "O h, I would n 't b elieve just an yon e who walked up to m e an d said he was from M ais,” G reen replied . "B ut If you get a call from the W hite H ouse an d were m id P wid w! Kisen - hower would m eet you at a certain tim e on the corn er of H ollywood an d Vin e, an d you wen t there, an d a m an there who looked like the P resid en t calk'd you b y n am e, would n ’t you b e­ lieve he was E isen hower?" G reen said tie on ce asked a spacelin g So prove b im sd f b y itowpearfag. "H E T H E B »1«W an d told m o to whIk away." G reen said . "H e was on a b alcon y five fters high, an d I walked flow u a halhvav for three or four see oi’d an d ten n ^d an d locked .wk an d he was fam e Then , was n o ‘ei’teM piece fur him to w> hum O wi b aten y. G reen b elkvis the spa m s wo are uu- d otem to fram d ly, rfe as th«y profess to b e. or <>!hrew»’ Stay soukl have ihiM yal b n - earth toai'ih fires a n ufota war- htad , it will fall Kfo on the ihs|* ate fired it" G reen sad . "f A m 't taw what itau latest ihwa Im s b ech." U K tXP lA & Th that ho hasn ’t b een in x wtsti with a sp:«wt:i for m » lti three yrars m v, G reen said people from m m iv phrete are visitin g earth, an d ttat a.wvm s for th wid e van e’y of fiyin « saurere b ein g sighted ' ' O ne of his O verites is the Ven usian rem it Jup. Thata Vie on e atom A l tat •r. d iam eter with the three prohud iun rem i-spheres on the b ut tom an d (he portholes n rn in d the < ab h. G reen said it is upen uiun aj o«lv within 5,000 to 1C ,W m ites of re ptaivts surface. H e swl ft eortivs A wn from a cw-ihapM n iothv ship tart {kirks up Ihciit The n tahrr fo>p can m ake m terrLuwta-y Joys A t this poin t we d erid ed to en d the tare. 1 low. The ltag-d i-.tm we hn e to !,<% A n ata's had M um m akin g m t cera whwre an d taut an m m iuius b lup- b iup-b lup. M ayb e the M m (taw vvrev listem log in . -M O rtrta area. i Northwest P rertoct polite ^ siaffon had three- reports, !J ?ctafe on e, »l htl® ‘-r * P ark, we. ' O n M on d ay, 7:20 P .«, sev­ en teen year M d M ike St<| 8418 taf, stiles that hesaal a very high ob ject rife wf< lights b eard in g n orth ftw the sreftwsi, fa the Fan fe E d d ie C run k, IL H 7< C «vie» ata his eom puaioa, W otert Sprites 15, 15743 G reawiew, ob served an ob ject over C ron k’s fem e at ab out Si® p.m . C run k said that the feu cam e from fte .4 x w/ass lights cl* n gin g ftw the color tsii to grew an d then am b er. A t 9;3 O p.m „ six teei-year- oM M ichael Sola, 13 810 Virgil saw w<«n g with a white light travelin g very last aear Virgil ad G len d ale, H e claim s aissj to have seen it at th sam e titan on Sun d ay n ight. A 3 $ -year-old m an reported to. tte^ that he ha-1 rt^wot :m -ire* : hare with red , yellow aod ^'ron rotatin g taM s at 11.15 fur. Stwart IM , 8549 M W -«, ^.w toe ob ject wax id s how, stalin g that it wm v>rt5 tor ab out a iM afe. Karra E llin gton , 17, )5ta? fealfe, was 'M W tv the fron t A w of her hom e .taw iiil-lR ijht, W b * > aefm ri a. tafect in foe sky. « appeared to lie ab ort IM yard s wjy acwrd m g to the potato re­ port an d stood m otfen k-ss ovm foe John b ulge E spt.* w( n ear Lhm l, II was ay. presi n afely 500 foot in foe air, 9 tert tain wrtb j rd tirttt t Nov. 23 . W . en d ft reported H n t m an y per­ sere saw 211 "artn ir H yin g aver O aklan d H ut this d ate wav » years to­ M e the W ight b rothers nu& the LM wrefcl tavfcr- than -air flight at Kitty H awk A * 'ricd iaikw. b wher, had b een tara for d ertd es flw O akfam ! “b trship” was the Life v! the town far tors r.d t .twite m . O tor U gtiliire sere P R Kd , fpm as for «u?) * (fed M ttif A iM ^ the cn gosal tej said the craft ro^m W ed a ’fehw at tab en d s. It should b e toe its m W that shapes sf arrrsft apd esih m ares of airspeed were still scien ces of the fjh® U ta foe fofawwg story, reprod uced b i pfo. ft.;» o’etofo the passen gers wt an A J«?u* ear were startled b y theSJgM rtahn n »sffeam 0f light high m tn e heaven s rtf in foe d im fow rt Jhyn 'M ”1110 iwsrewn s d is’,tartly sow the oufoi.e <4 as wfoip an d tafeliM tte uuiwm tail in (to skies Tto ship wm lta a huge b ird in to iw« b e* 1? teiy wfoiw the tan vere. A s st* as he perceived the light, to attracted the atten tion ■ o' the other p^sewa an d ail, ■hM b riy in terested , watched tire preuliar m achin e as it ired e ft.> way through the sW & . ■ ft was high tn the heaven s, ft appeared to b e of hug-’ siw, W ien lust seen ft seem ed m s b e totin g w & Lean aro ft jwA ef wpid ly. goin g at feast Sil wife an hour ft b hot acm es the W es to Ito sahw th® »t turn ed quickly an d tap- ■ pviTeil in the d irection rtm la the m im fe rt m an y people ten t 2 fflwM to hip P as b een In ven ted aU Is wtgatia; tto ti® vew" Tw^ W aj M 1^ * GALLUP POLL B ln ghawton , N. Y., O ctob er 24. 1965 M ETRO FINALPM wrm $2,25 A M ONTH TH E SU ND A Y P R E SS I O b serve ’O b ject' H ITfeW in SW . H W -A K re 0 a ji 1 y civil d efen se d irector fiaod W ccree said tod ay they S'81 e b ctl an wn e. feverin g 11 flyfog ob ject settle b i a swam py ■ |lW b w war a college d n rn jitwyj h>i n ight j f W illiam W ta. 0. n ’!lsta> tecwity ptil liwW foot tor b i |h^ yws m t>« wstta for | 5[uw«r* Kied ob ject thitegb b wfe sj j refers for three tan a. i g1 ft was the seewd straight • ta n ight -i tatgo n um b er of wit-[ fen em rwwW twit «ewt| * I vn ifahM f 1# n f^W i fl 1 b 0 u l b e r n M i< facta Sin d a • I n ight a A wn potew afe A t I li.lasl « * fj»wn » hutched I';» sim ilar ob ject gaan M b y! four sister ships, b n d in a| 1 swam p ab out 4S whs n ortheast jrt fere n ear A m A riw. M ich. . | i StW W FIC W W W W 5 #6 A ir Force ww«S II Vta callin g m O r 4 A lien U y- ISXfeSSS' •felfewrfey, E van -fen . 1(1, wd - '<3 1 wtotfoc cx M srtW ft io the A w | |4’«rts llt> flufe tt«M ti< to I ■^flii'fjtiyiito.iis rash at sight « iiyn ek M l: work irrei fe-i I frid ge A ir Furve Itw al M ourf 1 fife«ta. M ich, the A ir Fota< — ENCOUNTER WITH A SPACE SHIP 7Know What I Saw9; f I i Egg-Shaped Craft |j ® e tow was » a hayloft, I pitchin g aown feed ter the B y KE ITH G E O R G E Newark Valley -G ary T. W eres a a votin g two d ogged b y rwx ws. P eople say m s airy farm hay goer butt be­ cause wtiwig wll grow or* the b ud . O ther? who w rm । or iW street ex press surprise, say­ in g they'd b eard he was in a New TwA C ity n ospito! # fetin g torn rad iati® b urn s O w wry tax h lw M k m uter p«wl far gm rm - m eot M ud y M id H urt itare w a d arken ed part fa M t pw- tore where n othlrg will grow. The tan d w?. »?w-eM farm er soys woe of these rales & i» H ai ’ta rtrayy m n V an d the tec for the rum ors, is hw «KM tei' rtb a spare ship an d M s W k wta its w crew 17 m ocths n go. That tapped . M i, W ilm x ws, “I kn ow sial 1 sw for n w hoars I was talkin g with them an d even takin g w «1 h therm " M a ‘M ai tahed U re m etaU ic-«k“. <-staped craft an d heard M a s«we!y- gak y wurox ■■IM B »tiwe stack of M s a c«wt>. •’I wU tau so m uch O we w gel this work taw. w 1 can 't stop,' he saM . '* «? is teg care of « en us iwl work- ! fag at wvttar Job , few." ! M r. W te has M aftawa [ m l even in g job as yuttar at B wW iire ^hwi. “I d on 't kn ow where * S these (d ories are eam teg from B . Ittt#litraaS® er w, b at uow everytx sly is talkin g again , "The fest w Is afefem e b rin g in a New York G tv hos­ pital rift rad iahoc hum s P eople have «W thev heard h oh foe rad io. I've n ever Iws fo a tefem in m y % ‘•Tfea som e m em ail put ia the n ewspaper that there was n o yas growin g wtera chat ihihg fan M There was n ever m uch growin g there. B ut there's corn n ow. ' “Htady ew »W to me, I said • ; Vw H arn tad h: fered the! '83 H feftlf college ei-ed s an d J >-(T 'iwajwte to wah* tta | । ob wL ft said it cH rtta wav-1 letag .‘raege m l erf rtle! Ib #.an d appeared w herrt 1 ita aww the swam p som e fo i .» to LSI joris from the d or-' takwy. ’ ! • k was < there when he left; to an swer to ? qaertim , W W i® said his .^ttsg ef the m yM wiws craft an d its ww x ud the wid espread spec­ illation over the report has n ot hart his pwsaial life. "f jui d en t worry d ot ft. I taw what 1 ww wi after pen^e have m s W ags. I eve® tarfit n M wW y was phytog » jaH w w, b ut f was ia tt* Krtct for star yeart »#l n ut w«-M »ta* take eft that M ” If he had K to d o we to b e a .-surer sw m id M r W ilcox he hart tatd siW from \toachusettx to talk to him O ther ^spaceship fa» W e- M ore Than 5 M illion P eople Say They Saw Flyin g Saucers garb ed -re avooth H i from M ars, were tax ed to gel them a b ag of fertilizer, as they red owtad . tae ship lifted oif the groun d sn d ws out d right fa we- m j* . he recalled . Ia foe web s after he » P arted d m in cid en t to the Tioga C oun ty Sheriff’s D * . pertm en t, curious people visited b is farm b y toe d own . They & -.W m w wire said they were frea govern ­ m en t i^wej an d where who td em ifted tam wlres as offi­ cials of foe IB M Space $ b F' d an et O rtw to n earb y O we- g» the farm er said . M ost were jast resid en ts who wan ted to ire th? San d in g spot for ftwieltw. * t m on wM also d ahaed Sat M r. W lkw, who pt A fesses he on ly watte to m in d M s »w hw® an d m ake a livin g, steered d ear of such M fihauoiw.' H e had the feta phon e rem oved m m M s d aiq tore b ecause it was rin gin g so often he could n 't .ated U faai tod ay, to said . ' ! “« was d efin itely som e kin d : irt taiefo’ van Item said . H e’ ■said it foraged from oran ge a| red . perhaps with a rotatin g, light w « kin d , an d had a.; ■ win light at on e en d ; 1 “From r.P .® w»«ws if W 1 {ret appear la to sittin g b it foe, ;groun d as it m uted b ack an d ! forth »? tat groun d ." hoj said . 1 . H U W IW W R 8 ! ‘•TH A T W W STR A TF^ foe pute ere of the win d of these people. Just 15, 1858, TH E H O U STO N P O ST (I, "hut iwo tim es the flash gun I fire, cwn though ihe cam era ' s in portm I n wkm g on d itton . MBH * It’i fijisg«wr« w™ * W ^^ (W «M tow m «.-«» te Neff wore towifehg a!aFm ob ject d efcrftad w * >'“-. rt^ J«« foe State !«’?«« refeita" »’ Fwfom . .P ittsb urgh A irport tad It <^1 routin e traffo accid en t at 5 A .M . b right “you n aM s'l lan k from Fen n svlran a. b y R asti (A ir Farce tastan arters aw » l^1^ ^ Ks rad ar n um thev were stated b v <<«><>» at h" »»« ««m «» ^3 a, p.ijfsf® P atrolm an gayn A G reafer P itub n rjh A hyrt »art serein } ................. (Jha they were alerted b y sfn rgM at it" was sights early m lfo to to 00 tee ta»« for Sun d ay M W & d own town m ­ an ab ject »tm g taw way. fc rf the ritv. Sun d ay m w & U M .4 the ritv. liastaa, ,u had iw I«ri on tor W V > . . ftston sW the ob fert apprar- “The cfaw tested U tat Ifo! Sy«n r, an A ir Force gun n er W ee m hirtfo collectors said ed large' fam an airlin er ata tartars m J, ia B ut tom e, the, d iwiug the Koreas W ar, «» * s-fay t» foe ob ject how over t m H fa a stra^M lin e H e.tajecf was reported seen b y M m reufar ob ject "awt 90 to «;t m otel alon g the Sr. Joseph sal# it would chan ge altitud e d east six or rewn other d epart ' feet in d iam eter traveled «l9ii* The ten d st the crew, M d tw ltM «, feh In O hio an d P en fe speed s from M te li» aulas »iJ#M ^ ftwM M id it was; “ft was a fun n y thiH ,” H as-'»yha.fe “ W ilson safe. ; b on r." lab our 15 storfa in the * hatara ««. “W when foe ob ject; Self, a on e fam e feta, “H wax ab out IM fret ton s »taM te stall »^ W ^o! ton for ahead of us ft sfeasrewl with Sown » the * H foe »» n ta was atai* P ‘«eKn g like a M . d og" m ^fiwi to stop an d wii." -ii " few rad ioed to foelsfepe. Ite-said it b ad * b rrttanh A ll® sari a- on e Im re ^5'irji fort fa "tad n o win gs “ H y G E O R G E G A LI Ite >s «vwft s.w k ow »q Fritar wife? of these .fatajeA a’wtt ® rears ago. A t im t) ta.t M -re foan !ivram ra->n A rata-ilte W fast ir ft? » teg sfan ra. A ”J ,tW tej’lflip T aster ft ltflfon ,foB ; 3 M (jfreups. SfartU r ^ takers rate-a twx er the pr.fl- W > n s iiwy ore.-ta - ..-u’l <»'i.b w i»wftuwn ita.atleB retested pri>.H & , atapat .-1 «.»««» w«ihf m i tn ux i- warty heir ri ‘he C d . tafilfeb -rj“ “ft was tarir an d I b .h!|W <* who have m t #w h-ywri M m . In l«, an olhcr C atlap G ate! jH pitaii® - teewfera raw ta4 * taiW s ijgx tac taite cfe.n to m iro seen ifarera shouta P ai farn tare flin t tera rrwi-tret’y repf^fetetaftl up ireft wv this ob jral tern , - - - flv* rm ,r in t>v tart: sfe n b rar ferity teum ita sro -efefitad pra ft was. m y b rb ta aid m t .tat a tigm efa .ft the !* atafe»tei in atam # sam e w (,&M 11 11 fen for several n fete. A c Thew m W e s tim e > cwhpvb ,w W sU vM -m olfet .fete whM he ws d n «g, ten ters of jx * y W fete ratals an d n iiH igry ofSctalfe'^ fr for m orotag. I saw this have b een im wigstifig hun feroun d -ri.aped ob j«« to «» sky n k they .ire ‘ real' than b elieve U vy 8) A siaaS vehicle* from «kV ' 3 1 B urn in g ga#, “swam p ; aas" ! 4) M * i«n , «»s »H r» 1 51 W eather M om s I 6) Supern atural rrvelM lwe ; Tiio.se who M h-U they lie’ . . from -tare spam - ik w:i( for fl ••■M that ym ir held She ri. fever ren t. ■>M toe savers were a rotate F U fe on O m er H w«* l j im riV ,u ■ * i loud flow d orm itory wwhw, fo p'lke reta ib rer squad cars b ut fowl toe rearers wen ' a iwM .v j there is ab out the cred ib U ity rf> M C i ag® b elieve shore L, flyin g swem ,! is im portan t to|H fe. & we fewd t m n fhcr; n w tost white W et of ths ^iriM fls! 1 ren ted sittin gs have b een ex -1 M * ^ «W e wltata te! plain ed , accoroin g to A fa hrwll^v, that In telligen t life m ute rem , there aw ?H i ran rytel ti^cr to U se m «st,: riyM m gs wittew c.feteutioi.Ji»w.w* r toe etottet af .^ P «m < whh roiH e irrtssiu^ that there s« m titew of 1' M fers reported the ob j«« was i wit vitale from ths read । W H om said lie .« three r H jn oks r* If oirat* eon |4 to^tertaw H* l»M bj(krtM W M ysterious Sky Objects H we Texans in Dither H B M Q , Tex . M ay 17 tour-foot strip of what s^jStat tP * m il® d istan t al J. w. m aty, a farm er in . (A P I - Fural rotate told etf «etn # a war shaped ob ­ ject d iop from U te sky yw tod ay, an d two m en said It caught tire an d b urn ed with out apparen t raw. Still an other fan n er to the swe vicin fty reported he heard an ex pkswi, watered peared to b e U n grid atam l j n um , 1 D avM iW ffi. M . with lea fc Station kt» tn M em ­ phis, related these d eW te M rs. E rn est Lee whose hom e is S wife kM H aas n t! 1 &a»e»n aM mewl M en*# W«! to Rtt« ttt «»M -eaBM haped and stiver taWnf,” is a car .1. «. n n ud j. h m m wr ol, “ft W as M g M #B jh to the Srtce com m un ity 21 can y a m am wM I ailar n hjrots in th.air Fri- M .W lll ,(ll ,m rwvvs m y-. (d ay‘iign tete said W foian i U ^ ^ j^y ;hf flpfejb flo d ub rf sam e to 7oute. taste Sr8fe ^wn rer,jrti,! ,-,f un.i T m wa h C O H fttV in taw^wg^piflW h A uthorities, art crowd s rt[ , 'Sfli t ^ M $ss^xr&^ 0»» W Saw C<»Vfe& ^-^ 1 'Glowina' UFO ^ ^^ •»« Sun d ay n igrt f vlVW lO y U FV < “T thin k that fern m afe^ tte W arfwsw (fourty Shm tf | . ;1^ re ta ib togj fea^e ! relate R am rod ^^^^, colors it th,it they are M taLn ; |, fem m ow ue ata I ^ faM t 12 poliwm t! ‘fad I । other colors. other person s said they wsichi | They M id it rose up ard l a weird flyin g ob ject, guard ® jtaM , appearin g m tep us! b y four sister ships. iaH i| ascen t an d sm k again jw when j the swam p tale Sun d av n <» (rom a uetob y airportj m u iW m «t rererto -n < tea.w tight 1 them M rftp tl ■«W «'M oB d ay »tat fc'S»j#p#l alm the groan # ‘3 ifl rfiaat to tin A u rM v'.s' P rey we kn ow It. | C ue pewoii fa every forte - . per cen t) who participated In i Itew flyin g sraeerjta^^ suwy ^aid fora M t.ci ptata, (& * ’<. is, those wt»!l» d oes ex U on other vlan eis , _ , . tak they m e "real”,', hero Is A gain , petsow with the m wiitn poW c atttsd M twart ® «hww d escrib e them : 'ed ucation are m ost in cited IA ...... .. ^ foW |m w« project* , b elieve to foe ex isten ce o’ in # It Fen ce t«A higen t fife ® other ptam ' 1 ay their m in d s. M represen ts % «» a chan ge -It was ab out tore# to toepreipte hav® sere ten * ' A re fray m l or iw»w! So pp.fem m W she n W ?* , “I was pie b elieve 8ww Is fife, w ^ sud d en ly awaken ed b y * very taw ft, w other plw'rt iW rt tight «W . I jot up M ow than IM G A W P «S fs.H W wt tfe rin iw. The tertf-wero taw faw oat q^s-M ^8 » seewd to b e B i up f«hg W A m ericas B fi,* * * ^w M court fa til ttefeZ W h «1 fai^« ^ «« I te* » every rogtow of foe ax fen .Tab ife^^ * W . b ® W « n ex t fetor, of their itatwm w^W ^l S»* «» * fe tiw roveate tfe followin g. |W «« ® W reported a sim ilar^ ^.ex perien ce an d st alm ost per em n M a at read W 8& g ab out fotog];,- I ’ »cm . For siratO ihj » M gfa ly poW kW a* thee ob jects “ this Srflag m ay. at tat, rot. ^ »* em wusual. H m «’( tai cred ib ility of "flyin g auw” sin ce * G ailup survey con d uct. I or tea A m «< tea pwo wi» fe. THE SHEBOYGAN PRESS. M «^, AH !!,!?« Sheriff Aides Chase-A UFO, ‘ IFere ^Clos^ '‘two P teage C totv D eputy ft^ ill D ate Sp«sr sad b n an d ha Irwtwr. ».l Netf. “were form a of toe history of * H e’s aw aren as of uth« :^#rffc»gl lift jw I "A m o «w iB B erkshire , 1 says he s m A ltin s Se ■ toss recen tly, «. Fra n ot toe {people M W a glowin g ob ject jW ed attd ay taght statin g id owsri over the P oin t M ugu ‘area, I M s. Straw M flfer ^ » p.v wij on e. R A VE NNA , O b a (A P ^-“¥’fel'<'ie’, ro the ob ject ip separate were c.ose, closer than I m rirars ar.d chrwd it 3 8 m iles Nr W M to to agam ," said a d epu- an h«ir ata a half, from n ear tv shoif who .-ha’M an un - R wwa to G w& y. Fa. n ear «M flyin g ob ject tivferi'.ttom gh. G in o flu P f«ssvlvan ft, ‘ * * ‘ * H un d red s of person s in fata Sun d ay m em m g. t f-lire -?W ffe.fot B uJwrt M M an wi, ateut eight m ile?. SR ttr sari he risked ft at speed ? up to 183 m -tes per hour. From the groun d ^pawr sart it tefed U e the tad rt a fiasn - light, ab out < Feet wid e an d IS fm high. ’ , , r sa»d lin es of the cfa ’n orth ot rtww, said he took jeer were vm d isim et rfjm e. j a pietart of tie oSJ«t fife M s b wly. M wtrfeowr it,’’ to I fron t yard b ut the A ir Faroe said . "It w«a* t j«t floatin g w. 1b a. »•» iaf',Ji Icfoe St. Ven tea, saM tod ay (foal she spoiled tee ub j«t al 18:55 p-s, W ed n esd ay as she an d (her husb an d were return in g .from Los A ngeles. ‘ She said that she n oticed ft LM . were d rivin g throat 'Thousan d vate. "U looked like an airplan e in a d iva at first,’’ ww^ to W l fi j#M fa«re* ^ gW t« tali ,* M »: ^. f. B l'' :0lM The tew tattM -fte er» M ow A « teswres were M A - j an n M ftt »8« m s asd heed #, j m ay »# have -tee* space ; traeetere, he said . j B ut he has n o b etter ex - J pfeB U ttaH . J O r his way tom e, the te- | porter stopped at a H in er an d j «i»M (lyin g'saucer m vet- । stw from the watte ess J ’That’s-where they wit; ’»m W ," she said , pein t® < 1 out the win d ow "R ight ever d ie W IL I d on ’t thin k b e ws | stretchin g the truth. H e's a ! H e M w a, 1 ^m ’H huu m < “^^[W fiat’s goin g. K>.JtolW £^^sharp in crease saucers O n e d elegate, Fran cis, warn ed M arian n e that the sightin gs could m ark the b e­ gin n in g of som e “om in ous chan ges” for the earth’s pop­ ulation . B ui. the con ven tion ! e h 3 1 r m a n , D r. F v a n k I Stran ges, said the “m torpIaiH Flyin g Saucers,2-y_^ (To tee E d itor, S\C .^ ’ H Sh\-~-C itizen s b eware’ This is n ot a d rill! « you report what ; y,m sta your report will b e treated as halluciuavloD . Your hon est d esire to help solve an aeron autical tuyswry will b e c-tary visitor’ would In roj ^4^ pskl H ufoi?,ato out fo b e “an gelic creatures ? who ate uwirueted to suppress “ • ' the airhen U clty of their in vitewhoso m k-w is to hd if m an kin d ” } B W H il JU H im B Y FR . JU STIN M cC A R TH Y & U N R IN® SH nW • ‘B l It'll be Long Before — JA NU A R Y 15, 196? A®Us Forgotten B y P E TE R A . W A R A C XA S i m ystery which has yet to b e H erald -New* Sports W riter solved . M an y m on ths will pass b efore! “Listen . . . this soun d s crazy, the im pact of the stran ge H yin g [b ut I saw som ethin g in the sky. ob jects which d om in ated the[D 0 yO u kn ow what it isri’ This North Jersey skies this week^as the question posed to the fad es in to m em ory. ipoliee at the North Jersey police The b right white d isk that>w.d fo hwk-upto P om pton Lakes, streaked across three coun ties The e^g cam e in from W »> an d hovered period ically overd ue. B m gwood , W est M ilford , the W an aque R eservoir W pro- P aterson , Totowa, W ayn e an d viks were on sale at the con ven tion . ‘These people are owac- tee-orien ted ,” ex plain ed G ab - rid G reen , a serum s youn g m an who served as preset en t If the A m algam ated Flyin g Saucer C hib s of A m m an . Hying Object j Sighted in Illinois NO R M A L, III— « — Sev­ eral person s livin g on the! sam e M ock here said they t saw an un id en tified H yin g' ob ject last n ight. The ob ject had four b lin k- lag lights, red . white, b lue an d green , proceed ed n orth- easterly, hovered over a grove of trees, then return ed southu-esterty rhe ob ject was seen first b y the M erle Sim pson fam ily, then others. They said it was flat an d j sm all. (A FSC A ) m ain tain a com pre­ hen sive in form siiou d epartm en t that (-^U lera C lub aetiviaes, an d reports from all m er the world . A n vooe eau write to A FSC A , 2004 X 'H oover Street, Itos A n - 'geH , c?lito 9002?, U .S A ., an d m vhe a eon eM , con scien - M us report ab out an y in form a­ tion he is seekin g. • W e d on 't n eed to search for Flyin g Saueers— we on ly n eed to H cksm wied ge in ter pwsewe. A ctually we are on on e of the stran gest U FO 's in the b n iwefoc. O ut “Frien d s” uho m e n ow ite ven d (gatin g us can n ot un d erstan d our b ofligcran t aslitad e toward their A U kwicn toifo effort, to con - ac! us. Neun er can I. ’ UFO spotted5-16-66 P A SA D E NA (A P H wes off sU riH resid en t called n ews­ papers an d police after sightin g) tvhat they d escrib ed as b lin kin g, m ovin g lights in the skies over the San G ab riel Valley last O fficers saw the lig ■slow, te e resid en t n fast, tte ay said ob P asad en a area resid en t report­ ed the well of perfum e as the lights appeared an d m oved . SAr 6 FLYING SAUCERS SA b uY M IT68 T«rtwM W 1b Vw • OCE CONSTABLE Donald Cameron made out a report ■ last night and hoped the Chief Constable would believe hat he really DID see six flying saucers. P c C am eron was at hom e ou sick leave when he looked out . win d ow an d saw six glowin g ob jects hoverin g in the d ishm cfi " 1 traught I was sorin g thin gs .in ti calk-d m y wife;* he saW last n ighe • . . . W v watched them for ab ow 3 c socen d ., b efore ihw d isappeared ui sped , hm 'wfo M an ehwer. PoliceKeptBusy « Spotters Jam Up-Counfy Roads for UFO Glimpse R ING W O O D — If the M el B ea to m ova on , b ut they kept m en from outer space had the com in g b ack on the other sid e up-coim ty police on tte run of the road , so we just had to Tuesd ay, their earthly coun ter- give a couple of them sum - parts caused m ore troub le Fri- m en ses. They had everythin g J d ay sight ( ( cam eras, b iuochlars, tole-| Thron es of the curious rin ged scopes. I was waitin g to sb j on e n orm ally d eserted W an aque] < them get out with a geiger R eservoir in this sm all ham letl coun ter?’ “ Taw were ab out a m ite awaw r m slu aw term etorb ; even though it was a tell d ay. Thev wen 4 shite an d glm rm g. " O n e am b igger than too rthm W b a rife 4! taped d on e tevwsly lite m other ship, The others were oval,” he ad d ed . A s he m ad e ou’. ta re­ port tit hw hom e in C hib ten rote, St U e ten s leucs' P c C em prou safe- " I siippte' * writ R d tewi rib b in g irom the iter b ut that s.s n o i. shat worries m e . . its what :ta C ite U rotefole teaks. of the 1,W foot lon g R aym on d D am . It was gon e at 4:15 a.m . P olice, reporters an d re#. W ents saw tte d isk as it whisked lover W an aque an d R in gwood ib oth W ed n esd ay an d Thursd ay n ight. The story of the m ystic sky visitor is' sot without in trigue. . The U n ited htes!> W « # ■ leased a n um b er of reports • which A ugust R ob erts, a m em - ' W of ths >toti#® ^ ■ gw w un M en tified ’Flyisg. O b * ■ ject# claim s are “a whitewash.” W ly, when tte ob ject was first sighted , the A te Form said it was an official helicopter W itt a stron g b eacon. A few tours [ [later A ir Force jets were spotted | | b y police flyin g over the'W ares* 1 R ob erts theorized tte eb iectl fm ttt pos& iW y have b een , aj [govern m en t ex perim en t in the creation of aa an ti-gravity m a- |0hin efr I A s yet n ob od y really seem s Ito kn ow what tte W O was or [where it cam e from . Som e say jit is a b alloon , others m en r B ut this is n ot tte first tim e ia U FO has b een sighted over [the W an aque. Som e 18 years ago| ’C harles C apa, form er chief en -j [gin n er of the North {trict W ater Supply jsaid he saw som e Jersey W | that! hooked vary sim itar to tte ob jcd l d escrib ed to the n ewspaper. ■ | R eservoir police claim ed |to have seen som ethin g “roun d lan d b right” two weeks ago, over iW H ill in Ston etown an d (B oard M oun tain n ear Staatsb urg! [R oad , accord in g to C harles) j Theod ora. D ean Soil assistan t en gin eer, I for O W SC d oes n ot b elieve | that the O R O m ight have b een a| fr t'lttSfrf t™ T - Tlje a’ watchers were out W * » j t& n d ar, such as reflection s from ice crystals or j b right stars, searchlights on cloud s or high- ; flyin g spsd er web s. B ut to som e people the eris- i fen ce of flyin g saucers is a m atter of religious j fan aticism / lie says. j B ut M r. M eiwel read s m ore in to the A ir [ Force d ata than d oes the A ir Force itself. O f • the 9,W U FO reports m ad e to toe A ir Force U sin ce >17, 673 rem ain citfsifiett as-“un id m ti-P IM ” a statesm an says.- H e d efin es this cate- . [gory as con tain in g sightin gs whose pertin en tj | d ata can ’t b e correlated with an y kn own ob jecl ■ I or phen om en a. v | [prove? th ex U ren cF of fem w:jw€ m ob ility m y ! ex traterrestrial ® « an il we con tin ue to ex ten d ! J an epen in vital ton to an yon e who feels he pos- J M sec an y ted ewe of tm eh vehk'te aperaU n y H u our atm osphere.’' A n d he states: “No U FO ! report evaluated b y th® A ir Force has ever I given an y in d ication of a threat to our n ation al i security.” I ' The A te Force's approach d isturb s som e people, however. ’“The A ir Force should ad m it there arc n atural phen om en a takin g place uiv d er our n oses of which we kn ow n othin g,” says I. M . Levitt, d irector of Feis P lan etarium at the Fran klin In stitute in P hilad elphia. H e «d * : “The A ir Force is tryin g to ex plain som ethin g that isn ’t susceptib le to ex plan ation /’ I R ob ert Ksser, d irector of the O klahom a Seb ■ race an d A rt Foun d ation plan etarium at O kla­ hom a C ity, b elieves “the A ir Force m wt have had its star-fin d er upsid e d own d urin g A ug- usV’ whan several reports <4 flyin g saucers! 5 were ascrib ed b y too A ir Force to fightin gs oti i stars. “The con stellation ? of Taurus an d O rion • weren 't visib le at the lim e the A ir Force said j the sightin gs were m ad e. I thin k they m ad e an j error.” [ The whole prob lem , says X A ten H yn tek, i I C hairm an of Iha d epartm en t of rtem n om y at j i Northwestern U n iversity an d 3 con sultan t to I [the A ir Force, is thst the m iter should b ej i stud ied m ore thoroughly. I J ‘'P ressures to con form ity in acad em ic ctei d es an d fear of rid icule have slowed the stud y,” accord in g to R ob ert H all, a sociology professor at the U n iversity of Illin ois in C hi- j en gm [ “The possib ility of life on M ars is an uh- j [ popular thin g to con sid er these d ays,” says i Shran k B . Salisb ury, a professor of plan t phy^ ‘steogy at C olorad o State U n iversity M the ! rkk M b ein g un popular. M r. Salisb ury ted the IM th an n ual Space C m ifeien re this year that - j “there m ay he som e n atural ex pU n atim i of j tagse thin gs, hut a ten tative possib ility to ,b e I con sid ered is that U FO s are spaceships from ^k ." . . S Fuelin g the flyin g-saucer con troversy has b een te. targe n uwb rr of reports from wlte m an y peopls con sid er reliab le witn esses -pitots I with teehn teal b ackgroun d s. Store 1W , m ore than iW privatf, m ilitary an d cam m ereial pilots ' have reported spottin g stran ge ohjecte tn the sky, accord in g to on e stud y, P in n W d own such reports is d ifficult, how­ ever. “Som e of the b uys d id report thin gs they coukln t id en tify a few yearn ago,” says ,a ^pokesm au for A m erican A irlin es. '“B ut our pilots huverft m ad e a report for years.“ U cvertheh.ss. ' we htn p or fife ,s jwi n um ­ b er of reports from pitots who d on 't wan t their , n am eg used hut stall wan t to tell som eb od y ■ what IteVve seen , d rin w J R H ,rtan tt Ji* . . presklen t al the A ircraft O wn ers an d P ilots A s- . siteatfon . A n d he ssyj’ “I huverft tow an y I corn hiM on s m wtef b ut I thin k un rw< wrtTin lv |#M |«|>y8twy on our 1»b ® .” \ . I 4-18-66 Lon d on , O n tario Free P rut -26-66 100 W atch U FO Disc-Like O bject H overs, Rises For Two H ours East of Kettle Point B y JM W W R W W XIN Free Frew Sarn ia B ureau SA R NIA - A revolvin g ob - jrst sighted in the sky east of Kettle P oin t last n ight, was watched for m ore than two hours b y ab out 100 person s. lawren ce B ressette. who op­ erates a store cm the Kettle Fain t In d ian R eserve, said a m otorist b rought the ob ject-to his atten tion , ab out 8 p,m . B e said he looked at it through b in oculars an d could see red , W ue. green an d white lights flashin g from the d isc-shaH ob ject. M r, B ressette said it re-- m ain ed m otion less for ab out an hour flashin g lights, then slowly b egan to foe. C loud cover rolled in ab out 10 fem ., allowin g on ly tegs. ‘Tw n ever like this,” he period ic right- seen an ythin g said . “W e n il ® # it It was low - - ab out 200 ' or 3 W feet off the gwun d tn ’ the east Then it slowly b egun to m ove up.” ; M r. B resette said it ewte ; n ot haw b een swam p gas J which was suggested was the ■ cause of un id en tified ‘flyin g ob ject sightin g in the D etroit apea last week. • Tve seen swam p gas lights. Thia whs n ot the sam e," he ' said . “B esid es then ? ‘ hasn ’t b een w.s^W gas lights aroun d here sin ce b efore the war.” \M r. B ressetu said his b reth- w, Jeffery, also reported see­ in g an ob ject over Sarn ia. This U FG sightin gs were received Saturd ay n ight as far n orth as U te tip of the “Thum b ” in Lake H uron . O d d lights were reported in the aky over O aklan d C oun t} an d the n eighb orin g' D etroit area. O thers were reported westward in the len sin g area. D r. J. A lim H yn ek of North­ western U n iversity, scien tific con sultan t to the U .S. A ir IW e said phen om en a seen at D ex ter an d H illsd ale an th© n ight of M arch ® prob ab ly were th® result of • swam p gases. Sheriff D ouglas H arvey of W ashten aw C oun ty an a civil d efen ce d irector W ham Van H orn of H H lsckU e C oun ty criti­ cized D r. H yn ek's report Van H ora w« the swam p gas ex plan ation was an attem pt to rtx pl& m it away arb itrar- jFlying Saucers Gain Pr(?p‘W j N.¥.fcitetmM »«» 1 NE W YO R K - - The n ephew of :[the late D ag H am m arskjold * has startled A m erica’s top [teh'n re writers b y M H n g O ui I-he b ehoves That flyin g saucers [[ex ist an d that they com e from hatter space. on e stayed station ary for a ! short tim e then shot across the sky at a W high speed . A n officer in con trol opera- ; twn s at Selfrid ge A ir Force | B ase, M oun t C lem en s, M ich., saM the arom tom ^htiug- wta the fourth reported to him tort m eta. The M hf-i three were.- #b ‘-^ .fi#r#ij Kn ut H am m arskjoid , whose late un d e was secretary gen er­ al of the U n ited Nation s, spoke to a con ven tion here of the avi- st ion -space writers associa­ ted H am m arskjold also suggested that air space n eighb ors are b ecom in g m ore sn d m ore in ter­ ested in what people are d oin g on earth. H on g Kon g C hin a M ail saucers mystery TB E O P LE m NorS Q ueen s- JL lan d are aysiM b y three separate reports < Flyin g Saucers. The first report cam e from a 27-year-01d b an an a grower, M r G . P ed ley, who while d rivin g a tractor through a n eighb ourin g property on B way to his own farm , heard a loud b luin g n oise ab ove the n otes of the tractor. Sud d en ly ab out 25 yard s ahead of him , a b lue-grey saucer shaped craft ab out 25 fl across, an d 9ft- high, rose vertically to ab out O ft an d travellin g at a terrific speed head ed off in a 'son th-we^teriy d irection . O n in vestigation , a n est © t flatten ed reed s was foun d , th® circle b ein g »1»* W ® ' fa d iam eter an d sin ce then few other n rt have b een foun d close b y, som e of them n ewly m ad e. , D urin g the last eight m on ths, sightin gs of Flyin g Saucers have b een reported in the North Q ueen slan d press. H un d red s of sightseers • have flocked to the H orseshoe Lagd B a in the Tully D istrict d urin g the last few d ays to view the circles which are partly hid d en b y d en se scrub . The M A A F ta taken B e wpwte seriowiy en ough to ask faff d iwtajs from toe n ests wW M wiB te ex am in ed , as# an y farther flyin g sweet sighttws from toe area will he towtW , Sr'O : as ■ w#«r j;^ ItltaM . toW hto ;tg?tag^ " ■ ■^g#/#^ '10 l^tfi^^lB 1^0110 |i^O B <0o ■ lO lB iiiiB M S9tellM M M M M M ‘Report Them «.. Forget It— Oif. i^i|| te#® Bin I fo fh#«gl ^nett^ As It Is9 “The possib le ex isten ce of leighb ors in space will, .if con ­ firm ed , create prob lem s of le- >■«!. political an d techn ical |* arteristics.* ' he said . ~ = rbliWcHor Saucers Urged Us Abeles iiWalw ^41. | mi U NITE D NA TIO NS, NX, Feb . 1 (tftaC fllwn V« kevie#., an em ploye in the U .K. O ffice of P ub lic In for­ m ation . proposed to Seete- tary-G en eral U Than t tod ay that m em b ers of the U n ited Natron s estab lish a n etwork Io ob serve flyin g saucers. Von keviezky, who saw lie B elieves som eon e M out- er space ts sen tfiag flyin g saucers regularly on test flights to earth, H e told Than t on ly the U n ited Nation s eouM W e ex - I peeled to have sufficien t j authority to estab lish con - j tact or represen t m an kin d ’ in a face-to-face m eetin g I with ex traterrestrial visi- । ten u ‘. STRANGE OBJECT OVER M T. WILSON I 'j *2 Ush^sW-taW 8* taiilitM ,® J Tu«rp was sowtwiw overt there picked up “w un usu- j [M oun t W ilson early tod ay b ut! al activity* * d urin g the pm * [lit d id n ’t catch tn s en tire crty| oi [n appin g [ A n A ir Force spukem i’fl ! P aten * an d n ewspaper at Van d en b erg said the A ir swilchW ard s were flood ed 1 with calk d escrib in g tte | I ob ject variously 8s:ittM C ‘ h a “trpwhb b att” a “flat [ | oval awn ob ject with a I | lon g tail an d a light at the ) j en d ?’ [ । It was first u?hM ab out) 4 a.m . «m o rem ain ed In view |M ab out haff ® hour | A sim ilar fireb all was M res “P rotect B lue i B ook ” office in W ashin gton | was in vestigatin g | A n ob server at M M n er , A ir ftw R a^e n m r Sam wen tM rorked tl^ jeet m ay Lave b een gas res- | M ue left from Nevad a m isfile firtap wm eh re­ flected »# , Sgt. D avid Telln tai, of sighted ab out the sam e H ollywood cb vtaicn . said tte| h tim e from Sacram en to an d ob ject tex e appeared tn b et from VtflterW A ir Force over G riffltn P ark ‘It wan a fl B ase, It was reported [b right green splotch, eJcm A h Van d en b erg reported n o [gated , an d n ot b lin kin g," he J laun ches d arin g tte j^aid preced in g # hours whichpreced in g # b oors which The .'<'' tto'-g re «w rre> “fifaK crews'- fa-r m ta- a tet-wira /rare ta were tate1 .v..r <* .!“„ TO i! fa fen i i-rrW to p ifa to W whiui 1 b eard il Ite l U wM r«i -he »® kw ,>,.' 1 • aw • t ,1,' th.- :1,«ri tafet b -lt fata lu-,. ta>-t Ki»m < am I; ha-l iifata h,-n u a: A ws fatM in g. ■c w. taser tow » «r te Ite tare v re fa,?> ^f, -.><1 ata «ta;i* .un i re--. i» "W KU N I M U - TH E M tt faf. a „B ,. ,r -b > -te. tri, ; tk!.< them k,fa : fat fa -1. utafa ri -tata .„* like ,t .id W a:M fa ,; । > „rai i> Ito. w . i-ptota ta.<„ i ^tartta tote:!* ., it tali IC ;;-; ar.d fta fai, - n ■he ifapul T‘ - <„i > -ra -1, , • ». h It « , b ’>e < Ire i.i J.^jiluu . Tr,* -up haft SiB ib f fc »tap ttiil* #h# retail uta tufa -Tta .toll ‘i>> „,..«i tv « -te reuw -jf W hen • fa-ted faifa । fa,- ^ up tai h«.d rt M ira (W A C H ® at the hom e, A irs ftwi« '« ttei steal 5 - .s t-ri d ay ftta life caret itwjim y « o, he i rw tuwiy hysfaie-a. ••b e was refa£> tta b e had seen U ,> fb ii-x :.8»f'.' foe tavulfa. haiftlji M rs. Tten ias said A ft«- eard v, fa it k J wen d reti>n >n g ft ilw saucers aift »-sfti testa th- hm - n ;fa .wise terslt. She wi M toy haft W her (hat at ffa ho tW A hr a te* i.«ft uri w wirin g H ilo the d rum y, tai Ites tic b um m in g n ew iij««i , fam - sta he d id n 't taw fart the n w te«r to U d te.iti test Suteay faif after he told a n effor-ra ab ort his r> d hliii.ii "tn .,ft, ft, siichiaat- tetfa in at-feriti it. ■■«»» »« hy an ,W Km w irawfeftofa W M iY SM B m s wuran !S^ ua a ffiftfww t-n the iwh ?* of m e hi.i.faswter® titer a s«3 m p, Jfato rv.tel; tfa ilKn t a filli'l ts* !>>«« M an iswl-f fort kept l.w fa TO whwi b rifa. »« », \ fa tfa ’« 1 ,!>.lh’, fa’ll b ls re 'U fa ;,.' re’fa life tefa. I M K l.’th, l.M <>«■ ‘'toiH iata ih.it each a>;ur stoVi'l ab out lire tfalihs, fa b K rifa iii:1 ire ..fa farts <’■<•<. ttofa’.-' i !b "„ M R S IW M W U iM TO D -te 1 ?.- 1 \AAv W te’,,11 ab aft li^tn ;. b i> TO .- te! >”< fart for W . s-'erj A b ta te’-i IK U M re U fata t'fa fa U I t’l 'it rire lb w Siiafa tw.,1 i M V, tarn 'O b je»'t k ||■|ii|■■■ fehaiv sori fa was w »Kw® to toM if taj cw came hack if M »fM v in . .;^Sfo>“ Jw n f th* r.eitah>r» rejB #i «,y. served as a The W ith.U i b t-aran t Saturd ay, M arch 26, IS! "XKsy,.... ^ Irfsir^^^ ™ tjSky Near iB ioom ’d ale planet Huto s& «&<••*•« y«* J )U FO SIG H TE D B Y j LiW ISW P »P tf A a auwutiM . flviag ob ject togKC M , _ , i ; ■ M n . Tb m * s en d John n y ex am in ed “flyin g saucer d am age." U m crafo foH ifwm ra.if 0 ..u,H i! v !V )(i>(1 W flli gvpU .. U TO Sight m g R eported H ere , Not a Star - - H ot an A ircraft, Says | .A ouis S. Sm ith Fam ily of North B en d I fo- fa«> > b ivitre. * fm hip m hn | A pril H o ratal a the iky t 'M j n cfai m st. I n «tastf:ta: T , ri-fa fajr-fa frit‘,l.‘«m b ta 1! rifaretet JH yta W m seen fo eb ! n y.^ ^ J(, ,( Nu >( - | a hritejn s» M rwi st ,tal:t fa- '1 -'.>•> fat wltM C ltl. .fa U n .i R W U W 1 fa „,„.,., U 3 Sj tav d ial fa l». m ; .»». J h-tiharte khh 1 F^S^V^FTta K 8 r8U®’’ **hi’ b»w,# “- ’s> rf*» Uotehta R,ta, Obieet W »SM by pW , ft Whfr amf ^ M i ta wt„ for ,« 10 mlwHs ifa WM iag of *pri| 7. Tb ix^rfar,^^ - - - * 11 TR E jW W jL STtR < W W . A 1* Boy Is Burned By flying Ship' W m ^ fc Latent ‘Flying Saaw’ Report B i'! 7ho s^ ^ iB gaait, D teterwa wW M cM n , ,1m n o; culy sigb ieU flyin g sab ers b ui also roiwuiw rto w» teM to «op toe /; , ,- , . ' H ied * H h -fa fataM -s'' fa * Th* toys saM they ob served s* * 8* «^ , ar. rifata ® to ttau- m b t c« » m ap, tefrieg in the sir. They m in iated th® d uU wt at , tea U M -a » yutils few for toad , an d the b esghi of th* ■ «b ^fem »#jiW W d a. ।• I They said fot oh>M m i , frfrlXF^ > weh as » M b »n cat w h«». । • SS X * !W s ® * ;* oM )^ 1wy kaiC i j Tb ^ 4waiM a U gb ^ f W ag on e red B jll on M rt. wi , ' TO the «M «, which fata b lin k- ‘ta »w U ^u, W iuw juste c?k^ S^F* , I W m H >ky -fan ta -fad k chjeet M »teit tart fauJy w« it «* i!fj> «rt itra.qn . fl-4- at tar» svead . Tory suit I , 'lit to sa an y1 ■, tiratuB b itt «p, m u' they M . I ; wshi vf -i. d E STIU C to P R INs ,, . u',« to spate wen hU M lb T-fa. H w-i’W H wH ra[ toy «s a ..’favei tarn on n w hafa h» d -i-m s fefae fwj touchin g the "jn lM M ” of a ,«fti!wta>; '-flpiK ship." | C hstlw C »m claim s two! kHOSE SPACE PEOPLE! c\tr;.7 ^ewd ;~^^^ tte b ^ pv \ Flying Saucers, Tracked by Radar shw h« hom e. I tattd isj u police, toe jLan d ry wom an an d seven other ; [>rm s Farted th- -iM wt which ■was d escrib ed 3 S b right b lue J an d ?w> in «* », .wal in ib s» ti art rd «i-w ite hn eh-’ ju ^n a wm t on the hul « two m ov^ ,he s.t|1 < Tk»(f wr. hm .s A ll Jtin M that to 8 I ,!*r M ud win, ilteu-tafei ft h.vf rarest ta U moving to , lW|*t were wWiiM «#5 mUJ,h l«f» . ’to ran in to M w® W l|.ftitlu fahfo o: ’totoi ital!m s a^ * -< »» cwW ii’t Tore- wtotofa un til W ie (tow! ! tailed h,i- t-aw* an d as sfetrr, ««! tow;, '-.ton -rer th,.-. »* h sM iw, Jw the h^ TO n wta « to ► »* Ttov were i D i;>m i W . a M vuto to son i-r , K-re toy were wi b ri-M 9W !p<»l* s-W w» * «s W wlt wouM ’fa alariatd . toy in U rested , ■’in -,- aft f» -a-te.te r w! »'• re faC .fa’ lu » .to'e ft un A re, ,. a -’«'i raTO t ta «W M * , «lw fh . -jiJ tei h, A fa,u,t », (,.,' ;> « ,!■’ ». to fafefa ^k:' I • 'to fa'll' .( wu 'to* •'* »■«» * J foe -fe! an d ;,),fa, n as<-»fa th; t wn to I heir totl «to a relren .,lt <»! he »M t.|uftaK m W M V('i|X ^* '1 * ^^ * * «’* ’«'« -fa-re w A torn ! fai rt,1(1 fa to fata ,t rt,t I Ito feiU '.ZZ.. L SJ 8«M * ^I B « W wfi A fa b irth -aid 'to-uta the tofatoto- tafaeto to toe i.ton”"- to I fa. r' \1 U> !' nof-i< to , M toto TO i« »W*s No reft ft"; i’ft;S,S:“ .,,, ft yy ^A^rA^ ^> 'Z^Z !« « « . ^toZ^^ re- re. — > SVF* ?^ T* A pril 'U - W i’ ~ “ ‘M ysterious UFO’ Escorts Bums Plane ! Meteorite Flares Over Northeast K«w»(l»* f jj I A W .KP W . ST,NS C rib ; •VA ra Ite- tan s A l..fapri& 1 (ta .’K.ip.i# b ri i,«t wl'iii It fa Ipub i H >m <>, tetr fain ,| < A m -v I fare m en , tes fatal X-J -a IM -i. -<«>( i-ctara-Jl \fa t>‘ > 1 ri r. ten -taj Hike,' -re-fl ’'M ”' 'h j‘ 3 .1 i. U ^'d a -I'll, afrf ulri -a* i jigit, #flfc off itaassM s cf! >. ' fol., ,< '.iM k.jd | wte. aw> -1« -.p irem »wi .- B fag. 'tram a plane ritaa ■ #1 1 I '■f .ib fai m , tto ->p tolls to »O to i«i- foto ito m ,| v re* the TO to M e -• n >)r’ iifo" >W | m lfa 'i| st.sd sn i •« I. • fa- ft, n . 1 • -fart-. , -itatafare . TO < fa-l V-irtsTOC .fe n*f>Aivl’i )U, , T,. h,e n f .1^ ter.i'? -i" > .rat ,1 s - j- ,* fail ’ i<«t « les, B en pw -1 'w to’’ 1 •«, a \\xv\x. ' A /.'if 1 >' <1 i.W .i to ’M ito 'y v r iw,’1 •» in .. hid e? ir.| . < i, b un , 1 V ti 13 I W M M hlSM n ,fa toeS i'<-- , । fate om ^-p t rc , i< ..<. ?< i a . ,r » a i iw-i -ra ?« ihe M jj.in g I' l.,. I-. th- [' [to ->■11 fort iVu iJwn - tort lll<'lll?'O h to to L k i,i-l mi,: l,« Bo’wi as^’iu ^>ll >«■, t i>l le a- >-ii u.U man I > xfod w ti rer,: foe e.,i. | .,«!<;, ,i t,M « {, ,, . ,..,„ ■|» fa tfo rii i;v. fire w , s«v,m i1 >|IM , rav .V hr! - O n e with ft led ap i ran t! W » o’ stat ,1.-1 •>reV,H |'ifa> A l -h<> trai- the piaw wre ti vw>r ri:1 'foe'n - a fat>«fa um to-o' vu i,>«- * s iiir trit va< m 'M w* "'.iilA .x fe ’ ’l'’„ fate tl7; 'L ™ re I ^, ».W ,-. O ft to fa h -n th I’pb ’h' 1 v «., । a, -1 to> fa ram ton . J”1 ’ '* ' ^ i ? 1 fat atari «totsi ” -ireota rei;ii i<- wm ex a fai tor fa C ” sfa |fa ..h-o-t tM ,'J t. fa wtfaT a- lu , ,11 fat * b e' r s * >•’« to to" NY tosif-. » n to • • toe etoy ’ an a- IJH p f aw’,, tim Jl, M ) to «»|h ■ito m '-H ". ton,, -ton toU i-'i< " b . .>d ,1 st 'tot; to i.i >wa 3 wt the S# is.- .fo thu> * iW < d ie * • m tfo: if! f fo riser tai ap Ito -s' pfo ,3 tin ? n .Vfo't t-v Itan i »g >A io-! siA ij n m l m -M « tl-c «-i 3 'i|M ,i ai A il teray foi fow- v.s u«b te « oh- to ,M hi >1. * i,of -1 w b .| i-a hei /«.-' pidw Toe ve to id w l.fa a M l <* .' Ifo <«i^" T uin pu.;, n I ^;W i,W W 1« W IC f III <■ ’. li.filf fol. tor : ufte rt n ii M n »wi - oe-!c. ifo i ’IW lift r.ht Fwd m ura whb W hl H e b f, rn tM m ^m - i^-rlal they <1 net iB U M ffly LIGH TED Police Follow ; Saucer 85 M iles 1 W iritoM . I, ,!,’| A u iwib i-aV pt'O J .jufan - fai. •’! tfam n h-.-v' M i 1. M ;v la; to.i.> 1 M X-, d vitti b i A ,.,., t.i ( I--' -Il life l>,* .® ',.,- ,l(1 4 fa. .wrt.y fat- M . 'el tow-J gy hi^h- cn A aht ' A 'M -fa- V retire tai,, to irrtM > 4 m iles 1“ rto to P W ^foSH f ws-we vf K f'towe ”«>» on ton > <« W <.. 45 -I. < tare I ;•- ui. S,war u» It d W M V th.* ?ri »!•' fotvt f- c- i (fam e ■»•> ft re-ta at fa ft :„|,i m lo W wb ,m \ iw W M W J four r had m « rtffl atfa, >, file tai'ta tare >., im > or 3 ta fn fitarti H afa. ifa fllj m teta, teiM ofe n un • cd a ire-.g ,«fat wih >,. ‘igH m M tH ‘re. , .- fet fe» 'k M l d glV St .- ‘ to(|, FrA tehn saw 4 s,i. , atad b M ,faS f!„. , tec i M u H ike m «H ata »m fofa! -M rafa.% ^^ B .i ' D faifafanta ftat >,hh h‘ l,S)toV( tog .wr ,t i M U '! to iw.x rtta ' 3 ' it fa higher in ihe in ­ to TO -fare, fai<; t^-f t fo-. atfai, »M <.,i,t an rsn - ;m i rep pr-strewi. ■!« ift iita r« i,to, ta, > ret „-)», । r-b fa -n fa.;, te (H U ! >( , 7 W I Xfa v,ere -H in g yB .T,T FA frs T< b h>. A pii, foracfs fa H fa hv I tel VAt^ ; fafa.-r ^>,r- fowl., fa> ...M »!W U it ltfi)m (, ; , tat pitted «u its : pfa.TO j ttapw wf,u • foW R A rt W . -ra m re italic -Ire । „tu ;ifa , ,( - fafa tad ipiif .,n i! y.f. I ra-1 if.icfartta b r re in b rae tetor lr r,( A ir H -w-ter A m Itoi.,’ A U । fatal: j iliM rt, fotaifa. ' gh A ifta. fai ft b arf ,,,) ;t. JvU ta ii-c IW fafcjtaJW g* tai^feaH ^ SA U C E R B LA ST? SIX TO W NS SE B M YSTE R Y % -n vreK Nr 'in toft st ukto ton b ;v .'toll fo ut . 4 ,J tou.e .a U il’to ? jiwi^ piw er > ■? i. -i ’.caton Sfj, v .ri., .sjww! >ut,w a s«i< 'lire v-Kpi. m l a p wwit a fwn #* < / / ■ fora.vra^^?>!<>* ' >'* '>* « tn w l-w m ,tot> .-P iin tle rari tfo- ?ja lire t-m .: w- n .piite b ran eau m wn . O fot i •■ 3 !. Ivin B alta* r i»f tlit F* ® W i whu d epart a«i in FA wim C tM w.y .aid it wrtrt U U a 1,1g b lue tab cf U re wilt Free .ucitu off the yjfu” a- aid H -wit-' m i ».» -tewn it puisert. fearer t-ram rtra .te W rit ale to w l«tl tert H r , raid w'l --ra.it- w tj).^ ■V feat tarn .n prin wura. here >fot touw i . re ;t." fa ..id 'h i ;.' n ap w> re iwlw,' U “« U n i t-vito -rj-e t‘'to I.* ’ B wii«>w saut !«’ «J" .few to trie pM wl ;w when lie saw a. hat he veto Sg IB m ic B urgees «rU «w it-d r h» rfare te-fan on ; ITppr W elli ui-r. A rret Ts« ’ d ay Kishi 1 O -rtliitfa U rn ohi P ean , sum I jn m vd to the fam e .* * tai m ail wtiH ih -jH M tawfa fhrir s,« Iha fart b em r»* s vk! h( w W iitn rt 4 fow afire serin c m e ■■■fap''; tew, riraly M iw,.,l vy an * clfar j Ifo fasrafarf the olyfate w! -P Sh- ton hw faT fat «W [ * n d fa. > fat H ph m u, re b lue aM p,« >ijhl< so talc,! fa r'lri oi.i? ll:cfa fa H % * to m n fafa " Tae b oy sfa the M ferto' .U fa * iitm w ra:re.1 ar»| it- up »he rests «,wi>.i । m wiis cwras Quakes Linked) B y A ITO N tt.W vrt | rh-n rtK wed « fa wrtr& W M to'faW - Tfau- is tei W Kh. fa ,»,«, !t M ’t |itowie cereiftw tewwn iwwrv » taw ^ w^ jor( 'earthquak-s wd sighted et,f* n ett tn rm ^Sst--^ Ita! k!lu cn iW fa ^.ji c>.«A »M i he reread a ahockfa H W »-, r,.:!wiy .tafafa Ita fatar. rin to fare,to atop to tao- ^ ted m w. ‘ ‘ fa»W .wn ,’fa ta ife^ Tte tad tta >«'■* I* I A kfan b w ft6 )„« i^ IV worn ’S!- »w tn TO Lta.ren . h» tw«»ti wm fec> to m rti».fe <4 W -um wtW * ‘Tian ^faW l, ■:t ^(b m u h w fee tb s •< U r C oulrift * I hr in W it lm »»«e' j ’B atem an , whn W ltws the] lprr.ta of flyhg :,u:csn A. b eyuta tjtoiB , ,lW d & b le| iiieavs to rtrtW B rt tatwira- <»rtl^s»k« ata » tta; * u the rataqsiste toppM U i6! «M 5(ti«>!.|, J i# t» f3 ,|W tu I to a wc of ^M s w j(«, ktoem -n Sw M ra.r„, \,rd i M ,»iqrw« w 1’iM w Ifo- year; vw fofowH b j Ji oats ef to. [ n p »«•(,, in foiux ri. I he Keem er «<>,«. Ite in tom ftm “W f?, wm ! '.* ># .ic am w m uto cw-i l«n n l afom . .e d en e,'row k iwi n i‘ low •rai^tai.es .»« 4H >n lit • W ^ -n X f.«iw । M tn «; । the I. >i pufeisj b » n w im ? 'wa lied .rec m u- J,, a«fn t(„i ■b - earfojtKke- » hiv pm ,ph 1 •tod t«M tfa V A W eft, TO W ^llfihl. th .TO , ,>!>;« b tgh ’> fa fol.. ,»-,,> fa I’elfa!. >h A-A»A .feifafa.c Thu. fa'. 'fciM 'rilo W rtfa M l e fatal M i- ax fa a* i’wc| sn * » to to I ,'ta Id ly J « Vm tta ’up P ^.v ire TO Vlla I ru i tiw iy.i -tawe m -ui ■ rf w a wutrin ’y ifert-fai | riv fam ed - fa-i was wwm r > It* to” << ire M t tato-uu; TO TO ta-1 .». tta -C .vre, s,tft t< t,taI foe ofa-rt ab out tire suU ’W cn , - to ><•«•. tlitawh u a i- TO :^ ire । tv to few. toy M il »#i-i si.4- '<• t. tit IM oivM )v tout1 O TO i't’- M fe;'j itafef i ! Khas m n H ur Sm 1 hr m lt-i ^ir-fah tawiisi. h lU ra-l t>» A rwtari W sv »h<«y . ikM .issi -Ie n t a- i a culiv^cj ■:i JO wiel rs, arf ho ‘ rfW fofori f> r fr® » v»j th^ -m h rirsicht tat r \n& tefa r ta .fap. fa wd m . fai-d refalftirel fl; tint rt jefa fni .llftlfa M lffaml Sfafovl fat » fare, )vA »,S»-l C id »l TO * Uttar pmw« w!d tow it.-Ifa i sin ter ota-- to-.b l I'; ten v>fa ‘n ^s n d n a v„rr ahum ft, far. cii. of h r sfrl ‘R ealtor Spots - Saucer-Like -22 - .Flyin g O b ject ; fort F R t of JI .M aton ' M t t. R ci^rti rvi-kK h^t- 1 ri II. ra-v-w faw M ® * f two 'aarj-ftn ? a itehe’-'b tM M A 4-r, ire IF rean l « uw« an d 1 «« vi. -‘Im tta tew five fahtefo.! I tap few ita; tfa owf w iusrs w fai.ta (re fofa.l ul fa fare:fl« «' to fa., i fa . TTm fa? that J'A W >')■■» m -fo at foe <>w ft fa forth af .iesttj, thru ra.-tar :i-< iraw >o grab tr, fata "> .ward wsiwfa ;»« an ,I Jia. 'm wiy ' ■ H im Itan is fad toil 5(m --, people treve wn wriwr.t * m fa- -a tta vpgtkb hfai.fa i‘h-reb e b U talfafo fafa ,w.e M ft (wstoM tor. w.s.j with people tern te ptafa lim o. I i Sn e pre.-M with fc In form ,. jtw ttou the P viq sfav pen \ tew W m fin ite ituars -1S! [wch « a m H S tag W S tfa fo-ifa Ji»e 4. )1it)j „ fo»( tafator K.utas rifae h’twp K fa tail fa-H ’b S-fa-W S D O tt IO , SW .-' I,'he -, t 1 hire ,w,d rate -re JI |tai>fs who have W ed in to tin U iuher. “Vtav are n othte; twra fara n fft.w d fara.r. " '-I 1 > 1(1 ’'-.fa ,v, ry.,. i ,fa ito.tti fa riU iSM foe fa! t’.„.i. • fa cx iratetwtifa people. I | ’fora fa-fa. M u ym iupt ■ ■„K t ifa l> fa SO M ,P tu .„ teb u-fo tl„^ TO U -fa the .fl ‘w» Ite M »i st she left1 (B ate stows «t jwt'.js taaite. ‘ far fn .a j Q uest r»r Trott , l M -w iiwicite P fatt. r ,-. .pm - en d authur, d e^n teO m i k-' x\ ’fa b n n i. rtwti c fab -M faiift ^ wtiur sifeii* shTO ilk n n -tw » fiwrd Ifotet W il M -,. ‘>wat re iw-ti- TO Star-' h,- Th? “flw>? wiw" wrrh n t ‘ Itrwfa .itton tiim at m tA -n ts , areralftc «> u,>. f P eter li», S [few A to ’ <8fd ’Ifa-s R ffflfa t!3 |S«Ih A re, fa >it< I U fa 1 Soltau H irer ed r on fa.h.rw |fiw I in m 4»* to <--'> c t-.h U fa । of tta rarr » >tu.|i>.- R fai .•,>•! । « A »fa «) « fat n sfot fa”! ,-TO .-. b ’fat pfat TO f.fat ret | put ta to to hirem e aw lire fare A s R wiik M pfaww ri, farttfatafo st rt-s Itai .Ifafa [ U re it wiwi fob -ci?, W -b iT 'm g ‘ tiwtfeu tv Itatofo Siww re.iil >Km d im . ww lire :>„-U A m w cf .‘ar. * i'i, t>! r ‘'rd * I n ets । V .iiua* tost wW firr «w * fop 1g tv V C tlto tf'uw fl. .. wuttc? too the r-wiiuf am : thwart n >tiiiM U ''« foils t n * < an d ««■ itu-R iji -wn i- M fo M fH rt, rtflwriwi',1 n wr- vfo.. wee U cU w I'M ‘,i force * i,n we b >t (i.-.tooto J foifoe M ^i’m - w !'«> phww Vern i aid Nfovr •1* U FO s Sighted O ver W id e Section of D istrict A jj um d er-llXitri flyin g ob - wet »fe tracked b riefly w rad ar b y a K.S. A t Force ta? n t M id wi i"» wht, , ..W d p.m m w er n ew sight- m gs were rto-rud b y W psU m W -srM r* iwhts A r?!i® l 5 H A M arlite C orps wiijw sari yesterd ay "U ieir is M W sn llx l evM iwrt' that ;}>w -is* .»i ra’Fh A m ira? wtrfH b y a M iram r m i- . ■ jl'm m lw." SgM wgsi of the A -wte were reported tai wig-ht over st aw, rtrra-hin g H orn <% r. n w la B n te-, n orthwest ^ W oojstoek Tha m ysP i ion s chjKts «» to a variety of form s, ^curd in g to their eh- servers. Th'W W A S lift tm uw era at & m la. A W an other giving off n .1. white an d b lue flashes. There was a red ww In ton - start U wt hud a ptilsfohig white hate The on e at Khifw was a b right white light that in - u-rn ihten tjy fod rd to d ull m l fem # of them were #- tailin g It through the sky n ice m ad an u wn ic of them wrap stn hig stelM till to m M i& >‘r. Som e were pokin g alon g an d som e wore trwe’Ifag * im vly with fn tem slttrn ! b urst* of A spokesm an , at the .U .S. A ir Force tow in Selfrid ge, M id i, aata on e waj trai-M b riefly on rad ar, b ut could n ot say M n t It was, Som e ob servers s-d d Iheu H ighlit lasted ufor ab out swsn m in utes. O ther repirW W tog the ohjrt to sight fa op to two hours Tim Free I‘rw Sen t few m en out M x rtian -hun tin g, two of them in a chirtwd plan e, b ut foun d on ly two M ghTiyin g M fd an w carryin g tit usual rec M id fwm run n in g li?M » an d iearttg while vat>,>r M aj. thwiH E . Kfj-hx th : M «ta officer who rfwed the wm im fotpi’-fc"^* ^ theory tw b ehalf ..f the N.s- tow! lm eti»>toan C orem it- for on A foal P hcwim wA , ishtoi ,® IM U F. O -m ran wit fosterd ay to rskw ah U ta rn ttatiai it hw on U P C fightin gs. '■There fs wM wilial wi­ d en re ’.fo arc b ein g ob served b y som e »n of d evice which la far sww ad van ced then an ythin g we b an an d is con - twJW b y a warier wviliu- tiw," te W d » tww ewif^ en ra. ”H ;w Ihin ss s.e raft an d qwW totollwt m n faiL ’ H e ad d ed !W urged the air force, to toad the »wv » tiphl- fogs M d stop riiitouH n g the «,«.,«'»! wife KS Vwho 1„ito awn them . Keyhsc, who has written several tab on foe oub jen of U FO a> .•« b a-* , itowm .tteto- ' , fa A re J W il- .TO I W W tttA M , Twifa & t M rah M ?s« ~ ~ “^foutfaStar J-19- 66 ^ «« ^^1 S Notstar^ayscollector Swamp gas still 'H ying ^^ gSSK W O cW -iip as it swep^ . * v, W t W lt r;i.st & g-v, J ewr wan t to k again .“ tkd |.ilS A t ewm ww rate a d eputy sheriff wh» chased d irectly sm ith an un ulecU hed lipw tojfai W n u b a^ up from O hio I'en n uyivan ia. worthwurd s k ! n ww m oved TH E 8U N-B U W E TINi^^^ of flying saucer photos D E TR O IT - (urn - The U .S A ir Fares rioted M s b ooks (M ay on she case pf two ’w W b ” b y uiud M -ti-The erector of U n it « of #w Tuesd ay. H e hopes to talk with .m team ted H viw Saucer other* wh» saw the ob ject . M r. R eyn old s, h con struction I, d irt: swam p gas. forem an , is i years old . H e „M s a forge R ie of photographs • B lK °f ^e 1* ^ W * «t »w hot an m y to kn ow that a star ta ^e ^g ^ person s cailsd him P «fW ecm in ced thi n ot M aw in that n m tw/’ । v . C leraM M . R eyooM s of W State St. said last m ight the lim e two perm s euH «i him ! pfrfrly £t>n un «d th« w- to teO him ab out straw? 1W « ports * we right. a. lb . A M .v.» .A ll. «, «. M t. R eyn old s saw he talked plan et Jupiter •..»«* ^ * « ■ith pcrsoM who * ftwe4 « fight cam e from a tase or aW ith Stran g eject flasb iB g ® «- «M U ghU ab out «:» >» ear « E ly P ark H T I# laughed . rm sf tp^otaralar M i-wan si«htm g$ n ow we am tag of an ’W etaJ ^Im tiO T," • U FO n ghO n g^ a»H m wd to IW up sm s the coun try, in rural areas an d cities slike. D r. J, A lien H yr«, the top A ir f® e ad viser on ITO sightin g, riim ax m three d ays ef on -t& c-serae in vestigation b y tellin g a n ew couferen ee if ap- peaied “very H U ly” swam p gas was resn on A N? for m ass i rfo-ru of x iran oe afowm g n hjerts this wwk at H illsd ale an d D ex ier in soi,form M ichigan . W illiam Vas H orn , H hk- d al-y civil d efen se d irector, said b e wa« "d »stisfM " with the ex plan M wn k- cairn H ym k’s wsftgaiiw of the sightin g was “ton i b rief’ an d b ecause H yn ek past their win d ow. O ther U FO jlghltagsj m ean while, were repwj! b .-m a at n t in iiM aiurtl in D es M oin es: from <® m 4| pohee d lieat m St. Ut\& ^ from a trp'l d river on y M ichigan in to m t? hiphA W ; from sheriff's d eptol ties in Tn led te O hio; from ai farm er in ripper San d usky^ O hio, from a «wit» a^ M cC om b , M !m : 4 ws-!i m an at Tom ah. W is.; an d Fj m an at B an gor. M ain e, whd look » potshot at his eb w«y H n y»is al |X'iw a b oth to «» tew" slates reported seein g the, M r. !>>'«» wM “it w« * ■'b rillian t artel slaw” ob ject fo-ww of rM «>d b lue lights eartv W i-x ay if w st -’ fl ® «i h off a>«i « tt'iwco P olice C hief ite^ ^ T”rt* ^^ a«y rf M artw, ahw eight w% ^^ t . ««hof feviwu, s& id & * took T v rX' 4 piM d -e to the fib jrtt from f told ton «TO to W ^ ,t w p m lk! tateH said it looked aterib jest was higher »ad further “tei tab le saucers put to! to thf wuth. in & gtatiM iary geth-to." ’ pusurtt A stir - Store rtx ci rested across the sky i»^ tai» 1m i n ight am i stopped in the n ortheast where it rem ain ed lor m ore O wn two tam . To the r.iM «ye the ob ­ ject appeared as * ver y b right « r p^qif that reo an d M u® flashes reuid us seen . Sarn ia police ««lvfid wv- m l cells, b og-in n in g a»< 7-3 0 p.ta. The ob ject was fkrt seen in the n orthwest. It appeared to b e ab out TO d ecrees ab ove U w W «m P wpla M ustered on street corn ers to poin t at an d d is- cw foe ob ject. O pb tow on wiv>t people 'saw wm d . C pi. R ob ert SyfaiisgW , of H ie & rem police d epartm en t, said * T aw it b ut I d on 't b e- law an y U rn # n artl tr’s prw- o- to ire " The ob ject seem ed to b ob an d ww« shghU y like an n r- »m e»t m i & Q iristm a tree. Th® sghtin ^ followed a m m - liar ex perien ce Suwtn v n ^hi b y swot 1W resid en ts of Ket­ tle IW who wateiM d an ob ­ ject glow red , b hj6) green n M white foi »wre than two hours. P O LIC E C H IE F •C O NVINC E D TH E Y SA W SO M E TH IN© * TH E D £NV« P O ST »f,«Hl«e 3 Six Teens Tell of 'Chase by Buzzing, Lighted UFOs R y R O B E R T KISTLE R O etiw P ost W aft W riter Six picn ickin g D em er toerwgers reported Thursd ay n ight W ry were chased far an how b y wrid en tiU ca flyin g ob jects to D an iels P erk sm ith of D en vto tn D oughs C oun ty. The high jA iwI stM ea-flirec tov4, thee pk-aM Folke C hief John C . M achw of Littleton ftw witn ess-ri an - b egun ab out ?:« p to. Tin e teen -agers, all H , «1» d ueiln d what they saw hejd an ft were d escrib ed b y M aU v® as b ein g “sin cere, cold sab er an d a W ife shaken b y what ihc> w.1' T».t group apiwed al M vd vsr’b office shortly M ore P pm was real skeptical at iiwt ’ M arivor said “B ut wh ri the kA called 4e:r paren ts who kn ew iKy'd b ran pic- m riem g - to toh them where they wen * "i d ur.’t Vw what iky a«,‘ he & JU “b ut Im cw- The group was sittin g sr«id 8 fire they’d b uilt in * when they heard “wM swid ri Site a m an walkin g on top of the shelter.'* The rwl can easily b e reached on foul from the slan tin g M fefe. Scrivn er an d & w O tis, an E ast H igh >», son «f M r. an d M rs, E lm o O H s. 193 9 Fairfay Si., stood en top of the shelter an d shin ed a flasM t#! in to the sum ® d icg area. W y saw n othin g. The iwo— ltsaviJM the others b ehin d in the sW ter-in ad e their »ej thn ugb the un d erteurh b ack to the m ad 'T lliougiti som eon e was m essin g arwd m y car." ScriW er “Jost Si SC M « to the ear “ he sa’u "a* of ® heard a ral A e’-rd b a.a<’g n oise, if seem ed m b e all aroun d us “ A s 1 n oy read ied toe ear. th* y«n # w -‘twa m s hghfo --ab out a fool ud - a 4a»-b 'f-shout t#o fret tiff ths, p»»d an d pm IM to -wh other " Tam was a wH e n gto in the s en ter to foe red s i m eed ‘hev saw seirH m n g " A im Sot.tier, son oi M r a' R wil Serhaer oi ;b ScM . pv rhe1040 M w Si , a iurior at folkrtn n g am >iw Sm raer an d W frton rk d rove to »is P ark, 1M 2 afe southeast of U llkta, itb w 5.« p.m . Thev parked the ra- arid talked ab out a city W rak d own a sm all m t lin e an d op again to a sta» sheiie-' twill -« fox Sid e «* * a lull Si«te D ecem b er aWM »a»^^ ।T. i|Qi r,i"‘TiiC- - ' • -■ .“ ? •' Area UFO Buffs Report Skies Clear of Saucers R & tot hth-in gs m other ?ee-i south Tom s oi foe «<«try have riim u-lhm e, ’ !«ef irter* M •» rn i fon t fowl O v-hsve I m p ohjrate in the Spokan e ares, b uffs b ut n on e has wen reported seen (area iu fols locality sin ce D eem chcr , Tn if was reported tod ay hvi gtt M u- Jud . A C sm pW , B oule 3 .ias a 'streak n hichi M m for of the b pokapo m l of i flashed .««a< sen « foe * j >raA^stosW ^^ ^ iiiton iM hoflirfrtn e'f M «-i tW .^ tf A W W S. ,U 4t ^um ^i ^ fjiP <;iy. M rta M a. C a-wb eh yard there W icn phell said » m n « pot b awl cow; to b e 1 regwM eorfB talhw a fallin g m eteor or stouter « w- flyin g f b i.,'! r d uK w spo uhjeei a* sis wwcwM was, icaee to early atim m er. an d a-b crrtwtal rather than vertical. I lecture b y a Seattle wrftarity m l Tn e A m alyan wied H jw? Sau- um d en n fiod flyin g p<* ifod in hack .4 Jfo W ^n n sytaam ^ Iriwww' M 'le« ;««wwn fra ws k s H a wurM -' H un d red s, of perwr-s to M i i W '-ih-n ex pta.. sw(M jI”& f* ’”” P egram lam s repotted <«i«g the .wa* w rhea 3 ywi, Juwjq l«« A prf, hrii hw. P ;* • tot* H an i an d A te?" chiral ' i«tM U .m (* Ntkjhi Karhjb f-.jb sri tos sreilic rad w-wb ' o.ulj Sun d ay m oriuuR . okb -iW he b m -d stran ge n !!.itoW teG A i(i?. a yuusfoteliai. P olice C W rf G erald hirwt «»« fr,w ipara an ti speral itod y tow wn t’e ori"uW h tb s ,ol M ttte aVH !t m M „.,,. rihe> wj’M have wae from etawri b y the M wa W hm » ^ yfaw)« Kuap^tM iioww jfattraar ub wvwn in " 'ih-'i) yfei wshi lfod -M Sm iot; The h-kW . #a the sign iy ,^rt ,U »e A ir Fon s eem ousH to fin d out wiw they, he |W & '.! up «m U W ->foH <';2zJ!il>J^ thin k tun es stW f A ouH Frid ay ,'h'i’hn ihM tiW ftH “'fartlito«d n d w wiswos n «»g Tft-hsiwu ’fjx rtri, “There are a n um hw o’: fw n o i?w i» n ar^-ri to rule, riepx m ta wtorii Jo a& watu-; m il th«- yissiM ity d irt w A wy tert fiiet- w I 4gw M iaokfa’y that ft tt'awtocrrflib aM .’' b e isa ,Called Sheriff $ Office ; Ilse youfe stopped at a sra>‘f station aid ^allod foe । A rapahoe tew sheriff’s offoe, fora wen t io M ad vors * office, 1 M whw said ‘w of foe im prraslw thin gs start thefr I story ’ was all sir oid n 't claim to have w. the ex act sam e ?hm g at the sam * tim e. ; “A n d a twit of Item an ' ry stock up," he m lcM The uperafiras oftte af hww A w Force 3 ?« ■>«{ Frid f,y from the A rajewo ta ft . aucer- s U to? .th ^ ^ ^^ j^^g ^ ^j^ iff D ote Sm tT to an d M s >i8<“ *#r- -km es L. Sim in gta, 77.1 Jactew n b t. a jwm i at i 4.wiKari; 1W H arford , d aughfa of M r. an d^n ^ ^X'^^.’ "« H ^ » , a ^>r at B ^W m H igh & 1M . cars an d cha»to If 8f m ites ira «4 hour wd a b oW , from n ear M atoiis to i.W <«, P a,, war P lU SlW feh. Spaur sun to riarh-l it at ,^M f up to 103 m iles per h-wr, E n n i tt-e groun d htM ur m t it M td like the head of s ftosto light atoitf 40 tert wirte aM 18 Flsd iW t ssW »t IwM M B . !«n d Kaye H uO cy, d rugm er ^ M r awl M rs H oy J Ib H ej, » M ww« B lvd , a jun ior at M wn eW H igh SH wl. Two other U FO sgW 'w were reperted in the stale on e ■to D oha an d theon b r in I>wr. I D elta M te C W D C . B < t which wap “gtewi-’g. glt« a color iod very b right" The m en ob served it hr alm ost two terrs b e- fee it tappiM -vd b y “risin g ifr^i up “ In D en ver, said -.'^^ “^ ^ t wrv vervd isU wi.^& om e- ^^’^ ab out y hsd con tro’ over tt," hr- ^^ ’" Very P air. 19, a U n 5 verrity of D en ver shb id D ram s »w of M t Vera® , N Y w, U FO s which apjwred “garb age c?n IM saM , "ft wte-rt j^i floatin g The stod etos raid tl-r. ob ^d o d isappeared in to'hr Juud ? arotin d . It m a ttigwwr,” after ab «rf IP m in utes. Illgll^^ FLYING SAUCER ^!J^ /flv 12212 22 h^A g in ve n t ic^s AFSCtVs 3rd National Conu nhon, Ceareiwal Gol^emn Reno, Nev. (Sec dutads on back) JULY 15, lb, 17 WAYNE AHO sponsors the Northwest’s 5th Annual Interplanetary Age Conven­ tion . Lectuxes, exhibits and Now Aye topics. Ad­ vance registrations - $1.00 per day for adults, W for students. Write to: Mrs. Lorena Vogt; 815 rL E 110th; Seattle, Wash. Phone. Emerson 3-095b. AUGUST 0 thru 1 Mb: DR. NEVA DELL HUNTER’S I Zlh Annual Quimby Conference of Trans­ lation Lectures aid discussions or New Age Topics, including the btars, science and metaphysics. Jn lovely scenic country at a beautiful, modern motor- hotel. $2.50 per day, atteudanan Information from: Qmnibv Crater; P.O. Fox 453; Yauw^rdu N, M. AUGUST 19,20 SPACE RESEARCH, Inc.’s Second Annual Convention, at the North Branch YMCA in Spokane# Washington Scenic location neat the Spokane River, Indoor and outdoor convc ntion activities. For information, write to’ Space Research Inc.# No. 6813 Julia, Spokane# Wash. OCTOBER 22,23: GEORGE VAxN T.ASSET'S 13th Annual Spacecraft Convent ion at Giant Rock, GaliL in the desert 17 miles north of Yucca Valley. Bring vour own camping equipment and enjoy the out mg. OCTOBER 29. 30- 10th ANNUAL NORTHERN CALIFORNIA SPACECRAFT CONVENTION, Clare­ mont Hotel, Berkeley, Calnl Info: Angela Kilsby; 1265 Montgomery Blvd.; San Francisco, Calif. 94127. OUR NEW NAME, Our magazine, formerly called ”UFO International'’# has now become ’'Flvmp Saucers InteinationaT1, winch we feel to be a more appropriate title, since Flying Saucers are no longer Unidentified Flying Objects as Mr as we are concern­ ed. Hying Saucers have become a serious issue with thinking people all over the world. We believe that most of the objects which have been sighted have been of extraterrestrial origin, controlled by intelli­ gent beanys who in term# are very’- much like us. Therefore, we hope you will understand our reasons for changing titles s and that yoa will continue to enjoy reading our publication under its new banner. DR. RAYMOND BERNARD, founder of the BiosopLmal Society of Santa Caterina, Brazil# passed away on Sept. 10, 1765. He was the author of "The Hollow Earth1' and several other books concerned with the hollow earth theory, MARIA. ELLIOTT, cemtmtee, psychic and Mender ot Maria Creative Womanhood Foundation, was a recent guest on the Bob Grant Radio Show, and the Pamela Mason TV Show. Glamorous Maria now has her own program every Tuesday afternoon ar 2:30 p. in. or. KTYM radio. She may be seen in person every Wnd. evening at Holland House Restau­ rant, 8:00 p. m. in the downstairs meeting room. An interesting program may be heard on New Age Topics, and free readings are given. For more information about Maria’s appearances classes, etc,, phone 657-16)1, or write. Dr. Maria Elhotr* 15 43 Sunset Plaza Drive, Los Angeles, Calif. 90069. DR. GEORGE KING, founder of the Aether ius Society, was host at the official opening of the Society’s new Madquarleis at 6202 Afton Place; Los Angeles, Calif. 90028: on March A 1966. After the program Dr. King personally escorted us around the attractive quarters. He also reported that a high Space Being in physical form had visited there recently "for’an hoar and fifteen minutes and, after 14 NEWS IN^RIEF I walking 3 ”oum the premises, left Ms blessing on the I Aetherms Society and its work. For further inform- I ation call -b5-no52, or ¥nte to the above adme&s. I DELI. A LARSON, who for over a decade was the I guiding light and mam instigator of Fly it g Saucer meetings ind activities in the San Francisco Fav Area passed owav on October 25, 1965. She was 70 years old. She will be remembered for her energetic and enthusiastic dedication to the goals of the Flymg Saucur cause, as well as for the highly successful annual Northern California Space Craft I Conventions which she organized for nine je^rs. I (Della, we salute yo U ) I MAK MILLER, former piihlishei ot the now- defunct TSancere” magazine? and author of "Flying Saucers: Fact or Fiction” (now out of print) has a" new rule. Ho is now editor-publisher of “Real” mag­ azine which nw^ be fou vl on the newsrauds for 50f . The Amust 66 issue devotes food half of Us space to the Flymg Saucer subject and will be well worth your investigation. I WILBUR MUGLER one ft the early researchers I ip the Flying Saucer Movement, passed a*ay on I March 5, 1966. He was known for his fine channel I contacts with several Space Beings, Inc hiding Ma aka I of Klrrs. He also was the co-author — with his wife, I Evelyn — of the book "We of the New Dimension ” I Although he was a native oi Missouri he had, in I recent years, been a resident of Los Angeles and if | Morongo Valley. Calif. (Good journey, Will’) I HOPE TROXELL, founder of the School of Ihought, now situated in Independence, Calif. (P. CL Box 458), reported recently that rhe neighboring towns of Bishop and Lone Pine had partial blackouts during an evening channel (teltpathic) session she was having with rhe Space Brothers. The lights in Inde­ pendence went out completely for several minutes by a gradual fade-out, and then came on again in the same manner. Daring this time, the Space Being I speaking through Hope said to those present: "Be not afraid. We are guardians of the race. Protection I will be given to those in the area.” £L4d WTTCO^m^ fine guest appearance mi I the Joe Pyne TV Show, April 30, 1966. Hal passed | the lie-detector test with living colors and conducted j himself wnh dignity and fortitude, which isn’t always easy on the Joe Pyne Show* During the test, Hal I stated that he had taken a saucer ride to visit the second planet from the star. Alpha Centauri, I M. L N. D* stands for Mental Investigations of I New Dimensions, an organization recently formed by I Wesley and JoNell Bateman* Their activities include | meetings, courses and public appearances. They have demonstrated on several oevassions for groups of up to 20 people, their ability to telepathicallv | direct the movements of visablc spacecraft overhead, I Write: M. L PL D. ; 4916 Franklin Ave., Hollywood, California 9 0 0 2 7, Phone* 661-17 31. HELEN b GABRIEL GREEN contributed their I bit to the education of nearly 300, 000 young people to I the saucer subject at the Teen-Age Fajr, April 1 thru 10 at the Hollywood Palladium, where AFSGA had a I booth to exhibit saucer photos, show* slides, and to | disseminate information* We bonded out over 13,000 I brochures and saucer photo post cards, and talked I ourselves hoarse answering questions for 12 hours I each day. Gabriel aiso made over a dozen radio and j TV appearances and interviews during the Fair. I We also had another booth at the National I Aviation and Aerospace Exhibition at the Van Pacific* I Auditorium, May 1/ thru 22. Yes, we’ve been busy! NW 91149 □uc:d 94742114 Page 62 SAUCER NEWS IN BRIEF VFLYi NE W BOOKS NOW AVAILABLE FROM, A (PricTiBcMeTlIfmailin^^ residents also add < sales tax.) 1. COUNCIL OF SEVEN LIGHTS by George Van Tassel, now reprinted - $165. 2. THE ADVENT OF THE COSMIC VIEWPOINT by Bryant Reeve — $6.15. 3. FLYING SAUCERS'THROUGH THE AGES by Paul Thomas - $4. 15. 4. OTHER TONGUES, OTHER FLESH by George Hunt Williamson, now reprinted. - $6. 10. 5. SECRET OF THE ANDES by Brother Philip - $4. 6. FLYING SAUCERS AND THE THREE MEN by Albert K. Bender — $4. 15. 7. FLYING SAUCERS - SERIOUS BUSINESS by Frank Edwards — $6.10* 8. INCIDENT AT EXETER by John G. Fuller -$6. 10. 9. THE HOLLOW EARTH by Dr. Raymond Bernard, now available again in soft cover for $3. 15. PAST CONVENTIONS & SAUCER ACTIVITIES: FEBWHTOTWTDr. Frank E. Straiges^h. Annual UFO Space and Science Convention was held at the Blarney Castle Inn Annex in Los Angeles. JUNE 4,5,6, 1966: Dr. Daniel W. Fry’s Manin Space Symposium took place at Dunsmuir, near Mt. Shasta in Northern California. JUNE 25,26,27, 1966: Buck Nelson’s 10th Annual Spacecraft Convention was held at Buck’s Mountain View Ranch; Route 1, Box 236; Mountain View, Mo. BACK ISSUES of UFO INTERNATIONAL are now selling 11 issues-for $3.00, while they last (issue #11 is now out of print). There is much timeless and valuable information available in these magazines. OUT OF PRINT: 1. FLYING SAUCERS: TOP SECfniTTU^ E. Keyhoe is now out of print, altlidugOFisUis^^^^ new brochure. (Some saucer books have occasionally gone out of print without notice.) 2. BACK ISSUES #6 and 11 are now out of prihL' We still have only a few copies left of #9 which we have priced at $1.00 each in an effort to preserve them for serious researchers and collectors. Please do not order these items-, or any other materials which we . do not advertise. PRICE CHANGE: The price has gone up oxi two of the better known books in the saucer field, which, we must now order from England: 1. THE SKY PEOPLE by Brinsley le Poer Trench, was $4.65. It is now $5. 10, postpaid. 2. ROAD IN THE SKY by George Hunt Williamson, was $4. 15. It is now $5.10, postpaid. California residents please add 4? tax. ”UFOr! ISSUE #23 CORRECTIONS: Page 4, line 3: the date should be April 24, 1964, instead of 1965. On page 4, line 1 of the 7th paragraph, insert ’later, via telepathy0 after ”They told him ---A SEATTLE, WASHINGTON area residents please note: AFSCA Unit #25 meets every 4th Friday at the Seattle Public Library, Room 325 at 7:30 P. M., under the capable direction of Mr. Leverett G. Tailman. The meeting is free, and all who are interested in the Flying Saucer subject are invited to come to listen and to participate in the discussion. ZIP CODES ARE IMPORTANT: If the address label on this magazine does not have your zip code number on it, pie as e notify us as to what your num­ ber is. If you d MEET: IN PERSON, PEOPLE WHO HAVE HAD ACTUAL CONTACTS WITH SPACESHIPS AND THEIR CREWS FROM OTHER WORLDS. ' , .... LEARN: About this important subject which is so vital to the welfare and survival of humanity ip our times. ATTEND:' AFSCA's 3rd National Convention. You'll be glad you did! Fill out the Advance ■ . Registration form below. Do it Now! : ? I * For Motel .& Hotel room information, write to: The Greater Reno Chamber of Commerce P.O. Box 2109; Reno, Nevada AFSCA 3rd NATIONAL CONVENTION ADVANCE REGISTRATION FORM To: AFSCA Headquarters; 2004 N. Hoover St., Los Angeles, Calif. 90027. Phone: 662-4404. . . , Yes, count me in! I don’t want to miss joining with you at.this important convention t and helping to support this vital movement. Here is my $ ■ ' . 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