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Document, 18 pages

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FBI

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The FBI's 62-HQ-83894 case file includes investigative records, eyewitness testimonies, and public reports concerning Unidentified Flying Objects and flying discs documented between June 1947 and July 1968. The records include high-profile incident accounts, photographic evidence from sites like Oak Ridge, TN, and technical proposals regarding potential propulsion systems. Additional topics include convention programs, researcher accounts, and extensive media coverage from the period. This file is partially posted on FBI vault with more redactions and some pages missing. Included here is the complete case file with several newly declassified pages and only minor redactions.

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FBI - CENTRAL RECORDS CENTER
HQ - HEADQUARTERS
Class/ Case#
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0062 83894
8/11/1274157
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10/3/66

DIRECTOR, FBl

SAC, LOS AMGELES (1oo.;.24442--4o/)
FLYING SAUCERS IWl'ERKAT:tONAL,
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE
AMALGAMATED FLYING SAUCER
CLUBS OF AMElUCA_. INC.
IS - MISCELLANEOUS
The Fhil.adelphia D~v1s1on by letter dated 9/22/66,
f urnished the Los Angeles Division with Iosue No. 24 dated
July, 1966, entitled "FLYING SAUCERS INTERNATIONAL", which is
the official journal of the Amalgamated Flying Saucer Clubs
of America, Inc. The Philadelphia Division received the
magazine from Mr. JARVIS H. COOPER, IRS, 401 North Broad Street,
Ph11adelph1a, Pennsylvania on 9/19766. Mr. COOPER stated he
subscribed to the magazine because his eon had exhibited an
interest in fly ng saucers and outer space. He said that on
pages 2 and 3 of Issue No. 24 was an article which he believed
exJ.)OWlded the Communist Party (CP) line.
For the intormat:1.on of the Bureau., the International
Headquarters of the ~ t e d Fl~ng Saucer Clubs or America,
Inc. 1s located at 20o4 North Hoover Street, Los Angeles,
Galif"ornia. The article on pages 2 and 3, were allegedly
written by Master KALEN-h JIBTAN, Head of the pld KORENDOR,
wh1ch was received on 5/4/66 by special directional short-wave
radio by BOD RENAUD.
The indices of :the Los .Angeles Div1~1on contain no
1n:f'ornat1on identifiable w'ith RENAUD, &nd no investigation has
ever been conducted on captioned organization.
No rurther action is contemplated 1n this matter
by the Los Angeles Ot'fice, UACB.
The f'oregomg is t'urnished to the Bure.au f'or
information.

✓,:;),. Bureau (RM) {PN C-I)
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Official Journal of the
Amalgamated Flying Saucer Clubs of America, Inc.
SPECIAL AFSCA THIRD NATIONAL
ISSUE NO. 24
FLYING SAUCER
JULY, 1966
soc·

SPECIAL

AFSCA

CONVENTION

BRIGHT WORLD IN HANDS OF SAUCER MOVEMENT
(Editor's Note: This special message was
received from Master Kalen-Li Retan (head 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 in-person; visited their
unde rsea and underground bases on our planet; was
taken aboard many of their spaceships; and was
actually allowed to pilot two of t heir 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 major powers: the United
States, the Soviet Union, and Communist China.
Many influential people have used the approach
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 peace movement, 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 compl ex. Your senators, except for a few, are
robots , speaking what they are told to say .
Your President is, unfortunately, a pawn of
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
reluctant to sacrifice his ideals and his visions for
the sake of the Military Industrial octopus. He paid
the supreme penalty for his efforts in behalf of

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ISSUE NQ. 24

MESSAGE

humanity.
Make no mistake. Your governmen,t 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 j ust recently, the Dow-Jones average
dropped sharply BECAUSE OF A RUMOR THAT
NORTH VIETNAM HAD MADE A PEACE BID? Does
the staggering implication of this news evade you?
Stock prices suffering a heavy loss becau!!e of a
rumor that peace might come to pass!
This thought is most dis t ressing. Your economy
relies so heavily upon war and destruction, that if it
were to stop, THE UNITED STATES ECONOMY
WOULD SUFFER A MASSIVE DEPRESSION! You.r
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!
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: It is economically expedient to send
military forces to Vietnam and e lsewhere in Asia in
order to wage war, because in doing so, the United
States I 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 dras tic 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 Communism. Where did that
fear come from, I ask you? From within yourself?
NO! It was brainwashed into you by the Military­
Industrial complex. Who controls all your news
media? The gover nment and the advertisers . Who,
then, is in a position to dictate what shall be printed?

FLYING SAUCERS INTERNATIONAL

JULY 1 1966

Official Journal of the

Amalgamated Flying Saucer Clubs of America, Inc.
International Headquarters: 2004 N. Hoover St., Los Angeles,, Calif. 90027, U.S.A .
GABRIEL GREEN. Editor
H ELEN GREEN, As,;i. Ed.

Dedicated to
The Phy sical, Spiritual, and Economic Emancipation of Man

FLYING SAUCERS INTERNATIONAL (6 issues-$3. 00 .
Membership-$!. 00) 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 number after your name on the address label indicates the
issue with which your subscription expires. Subscription 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"

©

A Non-profit Organization

notice will 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 number 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
scribers' 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.; Los Angeles, California 90027.
Phone: 662-4404.
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FLYING

SAUCER

NEW BOOKS NOW AVAILABLE FROM AFSCA:
Price includes 15¢ mailing charge. California
residents also add 4o/ sales tax.)
1. COUNCIL OF SEVEN LIGHTS by George Van
Tassel, now reprinted - $3. 65 .
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 i n soft cover for $3. 15.
PAST CONVENTIONS & SAUCER ACTIVITIES :
FEBRUARY 5, 6, 1966: Dr . Frank E. Stranges 1 4th
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 Man in
Space Symposium took place at Duns muir, 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
SECRET by Major Donald E . Keyhoe is now out of
print, although it is listed in our new brochure .
(Some saucer books have occassionally gone out of
print without notice. )
2 . BACK ISSUES #6 and 11 are now out of print. 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 on 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 4o/ tax.
"UFOI" ISSUE #23 CORRECTIONS : Page 4 , line
3 : the date should be April 24, 1964, instead of
1965. On page 4, line l of the 7th paragraph, insert
"later, via telepathy" after "They told him - - - . "
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 .
Tallman. 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, please notify us as to what your num­
ber is. If you don't know your number, call your
local Post Office and then let us know. Thanks!
AFSCA BROCHURES AND SAUCER-PHOTO
POST CARDS, sent to friends and acquaintances, are
a good way to help spread the word about F l ying

NEWS

IN

BRIEF

Saucers. Brochures are 1~ each {this just about pays
the postage to mail them to you). Saucer post cards
are 50 for $1.00.
WHEN WRITING AFSCA, if you wish a personal
reply to a specific inquiry, please enclose a stamped,
self-addressed envelope . No replies can otherwise
be sent. General information may be obtained via
our brochures and magazines . We are sorry that we
cannot have a lengthy correspondence with all the
hundreds of persons who would like us to do so, but
unfortunately we have neither the time nor the staff
for it - and our mail has been greatly increased in
the last few months .
SAUCER NEWS CLIPPINGS : Your response has
been wonderful ! We 've received so many clippings
from you helpful people that we simply hadn't enough
space to print all your individual names and cities.
So we say a big and sincere THANKS to all of you.
And please do keep 'em coming! (One reminder:
please DON'T write on or near the clippings . )
WEDDING BELLS rang on Saturday, June 4, 1966
for contactee Elary J. Willsie and Sophia Martinez
Olivares of. Mexico City. The ceremony took place
at Los Angeles , California. Among those present
were Sophia's parents and her younger sister, all of
Mexico City; Mr s. Maud Willsie, mother of the
groom; and your edit or, who was also official photog­
rapher for t he occasion. Mr. and Mrs. Willsie will
live in Los Angeles . Congratulations and best wishes,
Elary and Sophia!
MEL NOEL, former Air Force L ieute nant and
fighte r p ilot, is fas t becoming very well known for h is
lectures on his amazing experiences with Flying
Saucers while on active duty in the service. He has
been speaki ng to capacity crowds wherever he goes .
On Thursday, June 23, 1966, the personable Mr.
Noel spoke t o a standing-room only c rowd at the
Aeronautical Sciences Building on Beverly Blvd. in
West Los Angeles. We hear that he is booked to
speak at 57 colleges across the nation! Recently he
appeared on the Louis L omax TV Show, and has been
heard on many radio shows . He leaves shortl y for
Mexico City, whe re he has been invited by an official
government group to speak. He has been promised
some interesting experiences by a local contactee
there, and we look forward to hearing his report on
his return! Good work, Mel, and good luck!
SID PADRICK, contactee from Watsonville,
Calif. , who spent two hours aboard a space craft,
was recently in Los Angeles when he was guest
speaker at the regular monthly meeting of the Ingle­
wood Unit of Understanding on Saturday, June 25,
1966. Meetings are held on t he 4th Saturday of every
month a t the Inglewood Business and Professional
Woman's Cl ub; 820 Java St. , Inglewood, at 8:00 l" . M.
Donati on is $1 . 00 . Information: Mrs. Roberta T.
Forrester, Progr am Chai rman; P . O . Box 146;
Inglewood, Calif. 90306. Phone: 677-5214 . Also,
Mr . and Mrs. Lee Yates. Phone : 293-4743.
NEW AFSCA UNITS:
45 . AFSCA Unit #45; Everett, Washington;
Ray and Jean Sebring, Co- Directors ;
1032 S . W . 126th St. ; Seattle, Wash. 98146 .
46. AFSCA Unit #46; Ben Blazs, Director;
3057 E lectric; Lincoln Park, Mich. 48146.
Several other new AFSCA Units have been formed
and will be listed in the next issue (#25). Persons
interested in forming AFSCA Units in their cities
should contact AFSCA Headquarters for information.

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AFSCA's
(Amalgamated Flying Saum Clubs of America )

3rd Nt1tiont1 I ~ )_, - f 3 i

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FLYING SAUCER
SAUCER
MOVIES
SLIDES
* EXHIBITS
BOOKS
* ~~ITERATURE

*
*
*

CONVENTION
At The Beautiful, New
CENTENNIAL
COLISEUM (4590 S. Virginia St.) '

REGISTER
- 9 A. M . $2. 00 per day

/leno, Nevadd - July 8,9, 10, 1966
Program: 10 A.M. to 11 P.M.
SPEAKERS ARE: Wayne S . Aho, Carl A . Anderson, Orfeo Angelucci, Michael "X" Barton,
Wesley Bateman, Marianne Francis, Dr. Daniel W. Fry, Calvin C . Girvin, Gabriel Green,
Dr . George King, Hanno Mayberry, Howard Menger, Laura Mundo, Mel Noel, Sidney Padrick,
Chief Standing Horse, Dr. Frank E. Stranges, Mollie Thompson, Hope Troxell, George W .
Van Tassel, Hal Wilcox.

HEAR:

Amazing experiences with spacecraft from other planets and their occupants by the
greatest assembl y of contactee-speakers since our Los Angeles convention in 1959
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at the Statl er - Hilton.
SEE :
Startling new photographic evidence - the biggest collection of Flying Saucer photos
on display in the history of the saucer movement . Actual color movies and new still
photos of Flying Saucers.
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
in our times .
ATTEND: AFSCA's 3rd National Convention. You'll be glad you did! Fill out the Advance
Registration form bel ow. Do it Now!
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 Angel es, Calif. 90027 . Phone: 662 - 4404.
Yes , count me in! I don ' t want to miss joining with you at this important convention
and helping to support this vital movement. Here is my $..,......,-----,,-...-· Please send me
Advance Re s ervation tickets ($5. 00 for the 3 days, or $2. 00 per day) . IMPORTANT: I=--a_m
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also enclosing a stamp~d, self- addressed envelope for the return of my tickets. ADVANCE
REGISTRATIONS must be received at AFSCA Headquarters no l ater than JUNE 30th!! !
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The Military-Industrial complex, by opinion-control
through the use of· psycho-politics (brainwashing 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 depend.for their continued existence upon
money paid by advertisers. Suppose, then, that the
edit or 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 t oe the mark and print what we want, or
we 111 withdraw our advertising. "
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 underhanded dealing,
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
Amer;i.can life into a weak-willed, subservient
mouthpiece for the power-masters. We blame them
for the death of journalistic freedom and individuaIT
ne more comment on is topic : May I say at
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 over before, it is the non-money
economic system which MUST be applied on your
planet before you can startto resolve most of your
major problems and thus begin to establish a highly­
advanced, non-destructive state of existance 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 we of Korendor work with the local planets
in our operations? Yes, we do cooperate with them
a great deal. However, our work on Earth is
relatively independent of the local planets. We have
many 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-destiny, we
feel also that where stepping in is required to prevent
disaster, it is our right and o u r ~ 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.
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, to be sure, but nonetheless
factual, since we walk and work amongst you daily!
We have been asked about our physical appear­
ance. We are humanoid, indistinguishable from
yourselves, except that in 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 increase our height while on
Earth through a technical 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.
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~
Concerning our language, we generally use one
of two tongues and we are fairly familiar with a third .
On Korendor itself we speak the native language,
Korendian. It is similar in many ways to your own
languages since it, like yours, was originally derived
from Galingua, one of the two 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.
Perhaps you would be surprised to learn that
ancient Latin was liberally taken from Galingua.
There are many similarities in the two languages.
Even modern English has roots on other worlds!
In concluding my message to you, may I say 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 alternatives: A
world living in harmony, justice, security and abun­
dance for all, or a world continuing to reap the
bloody harvests that grow from the seeds of hatred
and mistrust. 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.
It is you 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
thoughout your world. Go out into the world and
guide the misguided, find the lost, and recover the
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 the future
together - in co-operation toward mutual goals.
Look to the heavens and realize that your destiny
is not in bleak atomic desolation, but in the magnifi­
cent greatness that you can achieve if you will but
work for it. Choose the right path and you will soon
qualify to join with us in our journeys amongst the
stars.
Va i Luce (Go in Light)."
Kalen-Li Retan 3

CENTENNIAL COL ISEUM
T HIRD NATI ONAL CONVENTION
RENO, NEVADA
JULY 8 , 9, 10, 1966
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10, 1966
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2:20
C h : F r ank Str anges
Ch: G . G r een
Ch: Mel Noel
& Orion" Ch: Mel Noel
GEORGE Van TASSEL SIDNEY PADRICK
HOPE TROXELL
DR. GEORGE KING
2:30
CALVIN GIRVIN
"Evolved Man of the
" I Was an Agent for thE "The Nine Freedoms " " Flying Saucer Land - "Saucer Ride - 1965"
to
ing at Edwards Air
3:20 S t ars"
Extraterrestrials''
Force Base" Ch:D . Fry Ch: Wes Bateman
Ch: Wayne Aho
Ch: Mic hael Bar ton
Ch: Wes Bateman

Amalgamated Flying Saucer Clubs of America

3:30

MOLLIE THOMPSON (Space Age Songs )

MOLLIE THOMPSON (Space Age Songs)

MOLLIE THOMPSON

(Space Age Songs)

3:40
to
4:30

HOWARD MENGER
"Journey to the Moon "

HANNO MAY BERRY
"Contact With a 7 Foot
Tall Spaceman"
Chairman: Hal Wilcox Ch:Ch.Standing Horse
DR. FRANK STRANGES MARIANNE FRANCIS
"A Space Beings Visit "Starcraft Contact"
to the Pentagon"
Ch: Hanno Mayberry
Chairman: Dan Fry

DR . DANIEL W. FRY WESLEY BATEMAN
"The Frequency
"The White Sands
Barrier"
Incident"
Ch: George Van Tassel Ch: Marianne Francis
ORFEO ANGELUCCI
GABRIEL GREEN
" Abundant New World: "Secret of the
The Promise for Tom Saucers"
morrow"Ch:F.Stranges Ch: Hanno Mayberry

DR. GEORGE KING
"Physical Space Contact in Hollywood"
Ch: Michael Barton
WAYNE AHO
" Flying Saucers and
the Latter Days"
Ch: Carl Anderson

CALVIN GIRVIN
" Moon Mysteries
Revealed"
Ch: G . Green
MARIANNE FRANCIS
"Messages From Our
Space Brothers"
Ch: Calvin Girvin

DINNER

Space Tapes(6:15- 7 :15)

4:40
to
5:30

5:30 to 7:00PM

DINNER

Space Tapes(6: 15- 7: 15

DINNER

Space Tapes(6:l 5- 7:15)

HOWARD MENGER
"Fr ee Energy: Tomor r ow 's Revolutionary
Powe r " Ch: Geo. King

HAL WILCOX
HOPE TROXELL
SIDNEY PADRICK
"Zemkla, Interplane "Temples of the High
"2 Hours Aboard an
tary Avatar "
Extraterrestrial Space Places "
Ch: Laura Mundo
Ch: Carl Anderson
ship" Ch: H . Menger
MOLLIE THOMPSON (Space Age Son.gs)
MOLLIE THOMPSON (Space Age Songs)
8:00
MEL NOEL "I Phot o DAN
FRY
Chief
Standing
Horse
GEORGE
Van
TASSEL
MICHAE L BARTON
MEL NOEL "Investi8: 10
graphed Flying Sauc ers
"Saucer Movies "
"Spaceship Contact at "Christmas 1962 on
gat ing Flying Saucers "Flying Saucer Slide
to
a s an Air Force FightGABE GREEN
Jupiter"
Giant Rock"
Photos"
9:00 Inside the U.S. Air
er
Pilot" Ch:H . Troxell
"Saucer
Slides"
Ch:
Calvin
Girvin
Ch:
George
King
Chairman: Hal Wilcox
Force" Ch: G . Green
Written
Q uestions
WritQuestion
Period:
LAURA
MUNDO
COL OR MOVIE:
9:10 DR. DANIEL W. FRY ORFEO ANGELUCCI
ten questions answered answered by today's
" Flying Saucers and
"We
Have
Seen
The
"The
Curve
of
Devel"Concret
Evidence"
to
by Main Hall speakers. Gold Room speakers .
the Father's Plan"
Saucers "
10:00 opment "
Ch: George Van Tas sel Ch: Marianne Francis Chairman: Gabe Green Chairman: Mel Noel
Chairman: Sid Padrick Ch: Wavne Aho
Convention Close.
Question Period: Writ- Written questions
10: 10 Question Period. Writ- Written questions
answered
by
today's
answered
by
today's
ten
questions
answered
ten
questions
answerec
.
to
by Main Hall s peaker s . Gold Room speaker s .
11:00 by Main Hall speakers Gold Room speakers.
Ch: Michael Barton
Chairman: Gabe Green Ch: Frank Stranges
Ch: Gabriel Green
No smoking permitted in lecture and exhibit
The appearance of the speakers on our program does you with an opportunity t o hear and to evaluhalls . The Dick Miller Space Tapes played at
ate Flying Saucer Movement speakers and .
not constitute an endorsement by AFSCA of their inlunch and dinner hours are all different.
their information. You be the judgt! .
formation or viewpoints. In the American t radition
Program subject to change without notice .
of freedom of information and ideas, AFSCA provides Taped space songs by Bob Marcus.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, contact: AFSCA HEADQUARTERS ; 2004 N. Hoover St . ; Los Angeles , Califor nia 90027. Phone: 662 - 4404.
7:00
to
7:50

LAURA MUNDO " A
WESLEY BATEMAN
Saucer R e searchers
" Flying Saucer
Responsibility to HuPropulsion" (Slides)
manity" Ch:H. Menger
Ch: Sid Padrick
MOLLIE THOMPSON (Space Age Songs)

FLYING

SAUCER

COMING 1966 FLYING SAUCER CONVENTIONS
JULY 8, 9, 10: AFSCA's 3rd National Convention,
Centennial Coliseum, Reno, Nev. (See details on back)
JULY 15, 16, 17: WAYNE AHO sponsors the
Northwest's 5th Annual Interplanetary Age Conven­
tion. Lectures, exhibits and New Age topics . Ad­
vance registrations - $1. 00 per day for adults, 50f
for students. Write to: Mrs. Lorena Vogt; 815 N . E.
110th; Seattle, Wash. Phone: Emerson 3-0956.
AUGUST 6 thru 14th: DR. NEVA DELL
HUNTER'S 12th Annual Quimby Conference of Trans lation. Lectures and discussions on New Age Topics,
including the stars, science and metaphysics. In
lovely scenic country at a beautiful, modern motor­
hotel. $2. 50 per day, attendance . Information from:
Quimby Center; P. 0. Box 453; Alamogordo, N . M.
AUGUST 19, 20, 21: SPACE RESEARCH, Inc. 's
Second Annual Convention, at the North Branch
YMCA in Spokane, Washington. Scenic location near
the Spokane River . Indoor and outdoor convention
activities . For information, write to: Space
Research Inc., No. 68 15 Julia, Spokane, Wash.
OCTOBER 22, 23 : GEORGE VAN TASSEL'S 13th
Annual Spacecraft Convention at Giant Rock, Calif. in
the desert 17 miles north of Yucca Valley. Bring
your own camping equipment and enjoy the outing.
OCTOBER 29, 30: 10th ANNUAL NORTHERN
CALIFORNIA SPACECRAFT CONVENTION, Clare­
mont Hotel, Berkeley, Calif. Info: Angela Kilsby;
1265 Montgomery Blvd.; San Francisco, Calif. 94127.
OUR NEW NAME: Our magazine, formerly
called "UFO International", has now become II Flying
Saucers International", which we feel to be a more
appropriate title, since Flying Saucers are no longer
Unidentified Flying Objects as far as we are concern­
ed. Flying 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 beings who, in form, are very much like us.
Therefore, we hope you will understand our reasons
for changing titles, and that you will continue to
enjoy reading our publication under its new banner.
DR. RAYMOND BERNARD, founder of the
Biosophical Society of Santa Caterina, Brazil, passed
away on Sept. 10, 1965 . He was the author of "The
Hollow Earth" and several other books concerned
with the hollow earth theory.
MARIA ELLIOTT, contactee, psychic and
founder of 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 at
2:30 p. m . on KTYM radio. She may be seen in
person every Wed. 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 657-1631, or write: Dr. Maria Elliott;
1543 Sunset Plaza Drive; Los Angeles, Calif. 90069.
DR. GEORGE KING, founder of the Aetherius
Society, was host at the official opening of the
Society's new headquarters at 6202 Afton Place; Los
Angeles, Calif. 90028; on March 5, 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 hour and fifteen minutes and, after

14

NEWS

IN

BRIEF

walking around the premises, left his blessing on the
Aetherius Society and its work. For further inform­
ation call 465-9652, or write to the above address.
DELLA LARSON, who for over a decade was the
guiding light and main instigator of Flying Saucer
meetings and activities in the San Francisco Bay
Area, passed away on October 25, 1965. She was
70 years old. She will be remembered for her
energetic and enthusiastic dedication to the goals of
the Flying Saucc,r cause, as well as for the highly
successful annual Northern California Space Craft
Conventions which she organized for nine years .
(Della, we salute you!)
MAX MILL ER, former publisher of the now­
defunct "Saucers II magazine, and author of "Flying
Saucers: Fact or Fiction" (now out of print), has a
new role. He is now editor-publisher of "Real" mag­
azine which may be foun d on t'ie newstands for 50f.
The August '66 issue devotes :ibout half of its space to
the Flying Saucer subject and will be well worth your
investi gation .
WILBUR MILLER, one of the early researchers
in the Flying Saucer Movement, passed away en
Ma·rch 5, 1966 . He was known for his fine channel
contacts with several Space Beings, including Monka
of Mars . He also was the co - author - with his wife,
Evelyn - of the book "We of the New Dimension."
Although he was a native of Missouri he had, in
recent years, been a resident of Los Angeles and of
Morongo Valley, Calif. (Good journey, Will!)
HOPE TROXELL, founder of the School of
Thought, now situated in Independence, Calif. (P. 0 .
Box 458), reported recently that the neighboring
towns of Bishop and Lo:1e Pine had partial blackouts
during an evening channel (teltpathic) session she was
having with t he Space Brothers. The lights in Inde­
pendence went out completely for several minut es by
a gradual fade-out, and then came 0:1 again in the
same manner. During this time, the Space Being
speaking through Hope said to those present: "Be not
afraid. We are guardians of the race . Protection
will be given to those in the area."
HAL WILCOX made a fine guest appearance on
the Joe Pyne TV Show, April 30, 19·66. Hal passed
the lie-detector test with flying colors and conducted
himself with dignity and fortitude, which isn't always
easy on the Joe Pyne Show. During the test, Hal
stated that he had taken a saucer ride to visit the
second planet from the star, Alpha Centauri.
M. I. N . D. stands for Mental Investigations of
New Dimensions, an organization recently formed by
Wesley and JoNeli Bateman. Their activities include
meetings, courses and public appearances. They
have demonstrated on several occassions for groups
of up to 20 people, their ability to telepathically
direct the movements of visable spacecraft overhead.
Write: M. I. N. D . ; 4916 Franklin Ave . ; Hollywood,
California 90027. Phone: 661 - 1731.
HELEN & GABRIEL GREEN contributed their
bit to the education of nearly 300, 000 young people to
the saucer subject at the Teen-Age Fair, April 1 thru
10 at the Hollywood Palladium, where AFSCA had a
booth to exhibit saucer photos, show slides, and to
disseminate information. We handed out over 13,000
brochures and saucer photo post cards, and talked
ourselves hoarse answering questions for 12 hours
each day. Gabriel also made over a dozen radio and
TV appearances and interviews during the Fair.
We also had another booth at the National
Aviation and Aerospace Exhibition at the Pan Pacific
Auditorium, May 17 thru 22. Yes, we've been busy!

118th YU.It OF PUIUO.TIOM

TUESDAY, MARCH 29, 1966-36 PAGlS

* *

Tracked by Radar
UFOs Sighted Over Wide Section of District
AA u n ~ t\Jinc ob­
ject.,.Lrw:hd
Rdar by a UA

brWl1'
Air

Oft

FOtt!e'

.._ bl JiOdllp.a -.... nicht.
Md a auahllute ol MW alcM·
tnp Wffe NPOl'Wd b)' Wntem
Ontario l"ftlid eots.
A. ~~ U.& J.b.rin• Oorpa
majCJr aid J\M.lfflLl.7 "'there 1a
wbM.MwJ evlden.ee""
lbat

WOOdttodr. n,. lDJ'ReflOWI

-

object.9 m.lM 1111 a Yatk:t;r at

form&, aeoordra, to lhd:r ob-

Then wu 411 on.nee one a.t.
&m.lL And IIMtholT rtwins ot1
-S. white and Wu. tlNh8.
~"" ..... nd qoe ln l.4n•
don tbat ba.d a ~ c wbli.

lib.at.ion."
8J01llnp ot tti. obS.CW

huo. Ttle OM Ill IO.ft&.o,. WU
a ltrtstlt wtrtte liebt lhal lJI.
lflm!UA!a.d, fANd LO dllll red.
Son::ie ot l.b-. _.,. h.lP-,
t&Ulq It \hNqh lbe at(J llke

Wtn ~ lut nlpt O'f'ff

maduw1..,.ocu..m,....,..

UJ~are~

devkn

-conll"Ol.l:ed bi)' & .uperior ch••

•n .,_ llnltchlnr fl'Uffl 5a,,,.
n la to KhtLont, nerthwat OC

tlWns lltodl:•ll111 In ftlJd,.Jr.
lklme wen p0ldt1C alaftf an4

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«nZI• WflN tff.Tflllri&: alow17

wlt.h Ullerml«W

knta

ot

A apok.Nm&n at U.. U.a

Air l'w'Ce bueo 1tl. &tltt1CS,-..
>Oeb., Mhl one WU trAcl(.cl,
bnc,fly 00 radar, but •could
Dot. flf':/ what It WM,
Som• ol!M.rten aid \ht4r
atchllflp tNt«I - -t« MIO!Jt
N'Vftl mill.U.LeA Other reported
ke,eplnc Iba abje,ct In IIIIJbt for
\Ip to two hou~
'nsa l"rN Pna atlit fiV¥t

meo out M.a.rU&n.-b.1111illl&', two
of them In a w.rtered ~e.
but found a.17 two b.lp-l1Jln,:

-

jet planta can)'Ulc the uauat
Nd &tld l'J'ttn runnbq- lls\,ta
and - ~ W'btl• n.por

......

)(aJ. Dmald £. K.eybo,e, U.e
Marha otncer who adn.rie.d
the ovte~...PJ'"•ln~

imu nport.s UM
objec.t boVcN4 OYU ftuu.
md•t"O&d tn Ltmda6 ftlr mon
lba.o ball &I:!, taoin-, Sbe pJd it
wu a Nd llpt, ld,ta ln I.be
~ . a.round w1akb a wblte

lb«1oc-,oa.~fottai.Na•
UOrW 1n'1'Nlt1p.tloru, 0oilnmft.•
tee on A~rial Pb.eoc:cena_
called on Ute U.S. GoNrn.tllll'ftl
,-terd&,- to Nhuit all the
Information It bu on t1J'O

--

rtqeMlmdt.oaprudout.
thin pull ~ ln'LenaJUcat,.

,,.

-rht.n 19 R.'bltantle.l

"1die,nce • • an "'-Ill' obNrved
l>7 ~ IOtt ol. ffl't..- wblcb

A et&r • Jib object couted.
ac,,_ Iba MY over 8&nda

.........................

JIIOrtbeiNt when ft nmalMd
fOl' mon, tbM two bouR.
T'o U. naked . ,. U. 0~

jlel • ~ ... .

••i- 1

bf'iCbl at:..r except u.t

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red

ud bt1M 11uhea could be

Sarnla ~ Neeived, it,t.V•
ual can.. ~ a.1Jout.
T:JO p.m. 'ni. Ob,-:t..,. ftnt
aMAtlllUM~

n a_ppe,and t.o be about TO
deCNM abtW• the bwboa.
~clmtll'.Ndoalllt'Mt
cornan to poblt at Uld ~
t:~ U.. obj«:t. Oplnloca on
Wb&t~'uwY&ried.
Cpl. Robrut - ~ 0(
tba&aml&pollt:•64-pa,t:l:Mnt..
ll&kl ' 'I a&W It ball 6CIQ'l be­
Une anJ'\,blnir: unU1 Jt·• prov.
ffl t.o me."
Tbt, objed MUMd to bob
and .....ave alJChtly Ub aa OI""
Mm.f!al On a Cbristzaa lNle..
Tbe td&btlnr SOUolrred a .am­
Uv ~perteaoe 8Unda1 nfchl
by about 100 NIIMlanta ot KM.•
Ue Nnt WhO watched an ob­
ject C1oW rod. WU., l1"Nll and
wbKa tor mor-. tbu. two

......

"TH I D I NV I R P O ST Prida7, April t, 11&,

POLICE CHIEF 'CONVINCED THEY SAW SOMETHING

3

Six Teens Tell of 'Chase' by Buzzing, Lighted UFOs
The group w,s sltting lrouod a fi~ they'd built hwde
when they bw'd "what IOlmded like • man watkfnc OD IOp,
ol the sh!:lttr... 1bt roof can easily be reached Dll toot trom
thealantlnsblll&;de.
Scrivner and Doo Otis, an East Hi.rt jlmlo,, aon ol Mr. and
Mn. Elmo ous. 1m Fairfu: St., llood on top d tbt lhtliet
and • llashlllbt Into the
They
............
The t-vlng the othen behind In the abeltff-mode
their way °"""lh the to the , _ . ,
lbouibt 900),eOOe WIS me&1ing &round my Cit," Sc:11vntr

ByROBERT nsru:Jt

Dttlvu PNt S&a(f Wrtkr
Su pktu<tlDi D<o...- r<por1<d 'lbunday
ql,t If">' ,..... chat<,d ror an bqw- by llllldeotlllod nytos
o b - .. Dottids Put. """111ol ill Douatas County.
. The blgb sd,9(11 .. boys, three ~
l'ollce Out-I John C. Macl,ot cl Uul<ton they w1.- untzplalned,~ . ·' hovmng" red, and wblla Jlcl>la
~bya-olpulslltlolbtmlll&-whlc:b
bec•o •bout t :JO ~
• The teen.-,ers, an 11. who dacr1bed what u., ....

...-na .,.._

Bµu ing 'All Around'

'Car Didn't W ork Right'

No ouUIDe -other than the Uabb-wu • ialble.
1bcy perched atop the car'• hood and watdled the blue
and white UgbU " off and on" for about • ball hour. 1be
llghu •Pl"'ared .. baa ., the ......... - ht the _ ,.. di.
r.... the r1tst UChta,... In tho roeld.
T'wfflty minutes after the blues appeared. ano(}w . t ­
i - , blotS wl1h a bright ...S bt the..,...,. - a_..i "oil
to the kit of lhe others and abOul a blod 1way," ~
bove,od ...,. tho ground. ,,,. bualag- ,,,. 111"'1 .... with ........ v!sibk ... ·..at

Su pe
ntre~-Spze';c~World
Sought By Soviets
Skies Clear of Saucers

end - with "' .... .,.. "" lop, lib • - The ,.,s """
was at tbe. boUoni. u didn't ~ up and own, bl.It did cut
a b<am cl llpt at the sr-,d." SCrivotr uld.

.. the ., the reds.
The Ught,, about ,o ,,.. apart, • .,,..,.... to be In • rleld
oa &be rar aide of the f'Old "about 25 yards" from the
cor. The lwo, lblnklag "It mlpl bo parted ear. or
somelhlng,'' crooched ln the dlldt and wt11ited.
About .....' they ac•ill •pproodled the
- - They ... and bean! lllllhloC- The)' to the
shelter.
The four In Lbt sbtlter aaJd that. while the two bad
been aone, they'd beard the same "fOCUtep-like" 9CM!nd on
the roof aga..in.. Two of the e,trb ,.aid lhey"d ,iso seen • " taD
0

Area UFO Buffs Report

The sroup d«:kled to leave,
As they were walkinc back to tbl car, Ods turned and
saw "a real brigbt flash bthlnd tbt. bill over the lhelter
.00 It !it '-IP lhe wlde u-ea."

As ~ reached the car, the yowhs u,r ''two red lqhts
-about • root each ia, diameter-about two feet off th&
around and parallel to each other,'" Tbttt was a whlle llaht

"Just es we got lo the car," be aid, ••botb of us beard
a.real weird buzzln, nolse. It ...,,e,d lo be all around us."

YIDc:od lhey ,aw tomttlllllc-"
Alan S(rtvnet, 1on ol Mr. aftd Mrs. Rassetl Scrivner ol
1040 Jod<,on Sc, • ,anlor at East Hip Scbool, p .. the
161'°""" acoounl:
• Scrivner and five friends drove to Dudds Park. 10-12
Jllllto JOUlhu.,t cl Uttleu>o, uo p.m. They patted the
·car and walked about • city blod: down • amaU iDdtne ud
11p qain to a stooe lheltf:r built in the lide of a blU.

de&< - t h the clouds ••.,.,. the lill>t, ......... As the third
... ol lJ&l,U boYtrtd. the youths qr...t If">' could - a daB

The omJnou, blmh'I! he&&n qabt. No dlrecuoa. "JuS!
all around - never heard aaytbina: I~ ft ta au We."
ScriY!le" - Shartlr altttwanl as the p-oup the
car, they all agreed they a.w the same I.hint:
""' blue u,bt, bovtring low ill the st;y, about tbrte­
qumen ol • mile ••If- The Ucbts were 11.atioury and
went lrom bright to dun. A third - wltlte - li&ht appeared
to rile up and down belWeto the blues and "lit up the

Did.

'bt.ltant!y, ..-.re dtooribed by Macivor ., beio( "IIDcere.
·oold-and a'!fnle-.,,bywtwtheysaw."
• • 'lbe croup -,peared at Macivor's olfict lhortly before
11 p..m .
"'I ..., real mptical at Qnt,•• Mad"' said. "Bui tad,
•o1 the kldo ..W tbdr ~ aew the>'d ple­
ol<i<iag-lO tell them wl>t.< they...._
" l don't know whit lhey uw;"'" be taid. .,.. rm c<a­

man, wbo mi,bt've been wtarin,: • raincoat," dart tbrou&b
the ...,. ahowtq lhn>uch the Into the ..... 'llloy

,bo aald they bean! hta I001$1eJ)I.

== ::~:er=i:.~

~=~

MOSCOW - (Reuten) - oecesury to IOok for t.rtnttr•
Soritt .,;,nti,i,, undetffnd by ,utrtal drillutloos," ta.I A••

outJJ,~~-:n.::~ ( ~ blue Ugbta OD ed

Tbe JW,nplert piled ~ I.he car - I 191$,1 P'ord - aDd
starled"'1oltheput.
"You'll all think we·re nut.a." Scrivntr Nid tat.er. "but
m.y C8T didn't wort righl I (Qllld get lt up to I.bout 3D ( m.Uel
an hour) thelJ It wauld cut out like ~ turned tbt
linldon oll. n,,,, It would 1Urt up apia.•
Scrivner also complained that the- tactio was <Ap2aytnc
notld"I b<d sWl<'' wllil, they ldt the Immediate .,.. cl tht

...,....

IJ"tl.,..

Al they drove off, ot Ille l!rls and 00. ,.., appeared to be • " larse., oval circle ol JJaht - It toY-tttd
the ....S- lollaw!og the car."
Mary Zol¥, da......... ., Mt. and Mn. Jack A. 1.olar,
tU F'airfu St., 1 senior at East. ns bl the back teal with

-----·

"°"""

"It •as lq< and cJowtq," .... _..Id. "and came rtpl
up to the bid o1 ihe car, tbea ftllt out. lt la5ted about
Al 1bt car left tbe. part area. It quit "m.bl!nc out" and
the racll• played ......U,, S<rtvner ,aid.

,. ,___,,__,~----- - ~ca~~~e:!:!, ';f;~
Deputy Gets Too - c..n,y
'S
Iose to aucer I
mm!!'•-· -

,tatlc,o and called the
went IO Macl,or's

Macivor . _ . , tht ._..... lhlnp ...... thdr
..,..- was Ill di dldn'&cla1m &o hive Nm lhl: uact W9t
tbme•ttbesamatimt.
"And• couplo ol lhtnt are ttal up," he add<d.

1

=:'~:°::iia:,;:

1
0
" · RAVENNA, Oblo (,\P)- " W• "lklcMrt Wd It looted
ultu: bi ,pace aDcl 1, trylq
"l1Mf; Rutriau A T it' • time ere cloN, clOMr than I •""
two t1ble puc,era pat t.ocethCounty wri(I' repar-tlD,c- the :li.Cbth:csltltCffll. ~d:lt.p bl otb~
IIOlllh ol Spotaa,e at a uuunu ' mate toauct with e.arl11.
ur&lunu ,tarttd ta..t.1U&at.in1 ant to be- quo,'' -.td des:N· .,._..
OChen: In the
wen- Mlcbad Sunin:gton, aon of Mr.
Uou ol &be ~ ba•e sUfflQ• U~e. but DO tu'bM,QUdt 11,:bUn.c,
8ece.uu o, MOleo••• retuiel • ~ theN ma7 bt mitt 1 tberU1 • bo dl&Nd an • ·
Pona,e COl,lllt:J Dlputy SberMn.. Jamet &. Shnin&ton, ffl J ~ nSL, • junior at
La&ed koti!'r'M la 'Uidtntffled flJ· hue t.fl N'JIOfted b1 the UFO to •b•mklo, bo9e • oe• coouo- Mliullou bl 1,peet:. Tt:iret
fttlfted nytac object from UI Dale Spear .-id b■ and bis f£ul. Patty Rttberford da\llhtlf of Mr aDd M
N I Rethtar ob,ect, ta \be $pobDe •ff• bultt: slDce lhat Ume bl 1h11 vers:, may be Jtarted la worid moalhl ,,o a ,roup ol Sovtel o IDto Pennsy1vu.1a.
partnet"',
L. ~ea. 0 wrti «tord. 741 H:an19ocl
• - 1M,a..w "tt-eaSdxlol
bat IICIM bu bem r,e,ported IND ■N!&,
aatroaomm RUtl\~ • •ortcl· K'P!lrtda OI l)trMCI.I lD 1Jotti ci.o.e·• lo l1llt obJtd. tn atl)AI"~
. , • , - - at
~mt ......
•
a'1rooom1 eln::la
hi
loc:•~
Dec:mebtr,
• Btae S&n.ak 5efl
WHc.ern uperu leofftd • wide ftlf:■rdl Pf'OC1111D.
......... NPOrted ...,tll' tht cau and CbUtd It 16 SNlt• tor and Klye lhtrley, dauCht,er
Mr. and Mrs. 1Joyd Hurley,
Mrs J a ~ ~~
She Mid die object •H lffO 1ur I.CO wtlto I row, Roulao Lot April, Kardubev, M. 'b"rl1Uant ud aN.117"' ot>je,ct an boar and a batf, from -■r .5735 MID..S.. Blvd., a jcwix' tt ~ High School.

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the A.maJi■m.at.ed "1111,: Sa'D< bl &4 ~ Browne' , M=-

astronomer, KitOl.al Katd■..ib4;•• tuned 1m teftiilht n~teJe.
dahned be Hard ru'all,fe &i$· ,c,ope to CTA•lO:t, ,1 quaS1-1tel
0... d. Amato..
lain, .autheut ol the city. Kn. 1111.- from •IN!Ce •.od •oecu.lated radkt •oar c ,e ori.Si,Q•~ diaJln. cam~ ta.id th«re la Campbell a;a5d tt coald not h,,.e tlley mltht hive- c-ome from •
ered b1 the 11.ocmt wu..cneolaa ta bt- a rtdoDal c:oo•e:OUoo beu • taUU1I SM-teor or •imfiu mu-made rd.lo .IOW'tt,
Palomar Oburntor, la Pua•

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rlf Si;mday n>«Gl.tWPollet Cblid Gert.Id Bvctrl
Mant•, about .acta miles
b o, Ra.,._., aa.ldlle (OQII;
Plffllr• Of tM obJ«:l t.roca bl.I

lla"911U t·o Coon.y, Pa., ...,.
Two o t h e r ~ ~ were reported III the st.,te, one
PltttbVtb.
ID. D!lta and theother in l>enYef.
Splur _.d be docted u &I
Della Polkt O!lef D. C. Morpn, J)ltrolman F.a.rMst
tpMdt c, tol03:mlldpn-boar, Markley and N!p()rter Don Pr•~ or the Delia Jndependent
F rom tbt OWld spe;ur NJd n l•a!Ched an object which .,.. :tlowlnc, Jreea !n col« and

~octai'ratru:-:=cai.H ~a
dt.A-r:. ~!dist said Uie &lpah rroet ,-.,..4 but tM Air F'Orce
tectun tiy a Suttle a ~ oa
Amai,,.mated F1YiDa s.u- 1ac::ie11tis.U to ftGd out wblt \bey he pkted up ware 1,000.000 Old blm aol to r•t.... tt~
IIDJdffltiOed o,,t,J,: ob)eda i& ffl' Qtlbs ti. America 1, I DOil- th.lot.
tim• W'Olllft th.ui p n ~
sthtdwtd bJ tk lot'al dlt
t or1ubaUoo eo.dutUAI
nid.ay, ""TtcU1te Jlolodeahl'• urtlbaund radio ~s.lou.
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loot.cl Utt~ lltSd ot a tL..h• j'VffY bri&hL'• 1be
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two b0urs b&lisM. &bqut 40 fett WW. &ltd 11 fott itdlsappured by rlalng S ~ tap.
feet ht,Cb.
In Denvtr, Ttny Dab, It, _a UniversJty of Denver stu,.
Spe.u:r A.Id t.... Uat■ottbe~ ckat, 111d he and Oenn1s SUlliY,ID of Mt. '-Vern«J, N. Y.,

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AFSCA

CONVENTION

1. WAYNE S. AHO; The New Age Foundation, Inc. ;
8 Smith St.; Seattle, Wash. 98109.
Pubiish : "The Aquarian Dawn" (Donation basis) .
2. CARL A. ANDERSON;
2522 E . Pearson Ave.; Fullerton, Calif.
3. ORFEO ANGELUCCI;
4160 Verdu~o Road; Los Angeles, Calif. 90065.
4. MICHAEL' X" BARTON; Futura Press;
5949 Gregory Ave.; Hollywood, Calif. 90038.
Phone: 464-0441.
5. WESLEY BATEMAN; Mental Investigations of New
Dimensions (M. I. N. D.); 4916 Franklin Ave.;
Hollywood, Calif. 90027. Phone: 661-1731.
Publish: "Prism" (12 issues-$3.00) .
6. MARIANNE FRANCIS; Solar Light Center;
Rt. 2, Box 572-C; Central Point, Oregon 97501.
Pubiish: "Starcraft" (4 issues-$2. 00).
7 . DR. DANIEL W. FRY; Understanding, Inc.;
P. 0 . Box 105; Merlin, Oregon 97532.
Publish: "Understanding" (12 issues-$2. 50) .
8. CALVIN C. GIRVIN;
6711 Yucca St.; Hollywood, Calif. 90028.
9. GABRIEL GREEN; Amalgamated Flying Saucer
Clubs of America, Inc.; 2004 N. Hoover St.;
Los Angeles, Calif. 90027. Phone: 662-4404.
Publish: "Flying Saucers International"
(6 issues-$3. 00).
10. DR. GEORGE KING; The Aetherius Society;
6202 Afton Place; Hollywood, Calif. 90028.
Publish: "The Aetherius Society Newsletter II
(Donation basis). Phone: 465-9652.
THE COCKEYED BALLAD

SPACE

SPEAKERS

11. JOHANNES "HANNO" MAYBERRY;
Unified Research Center, Inc.;
P . 0. Box 764; Selma, Oregon 97538.
12. HOWARD MENGER;
202 Schwnann Drive; Sebastian, Florida 32958.
13 . LAURA MUNDO; The Interplanetary Center;
27359 Cranford Lane; Dearborn Heights, Mich.
48127. Publish: "The Interplanetary News" (Free).
14. MEL NOEL;
2760 Hollyridge Drive; Hollywood, Calif. 90028.
15. SIDNEY PADRICK;
196 Hidden Valley Road; Watsonville, Calif.
16. CHIEF FRANK B. STANDING HORSE;
AFSCA Unit #9; Rt. 2, Box 194, (27401 Hwy. 74);
Perris, Calif. 92370. Phone: 657-2873.
17 . DR. FRANKE. STRANGES;
International Evangelism Crusades, Inc.;
P. 0. Box 252; Venice, Calif . 90293.
18. MOLLIE THOMPSON;
Linton, Astley Bank, Darwen, Lanes., England.
19 . HOPE TROXELL; School of Thought;
P. 0. Box 458; Independence, Calif. 93526.
20 . GEORGE W. VAN TASSEL;
Ministry of Universal Wisdom, Inc.;
P. 0. Box 458; Yucca Valley, Calif. 92284 .
Publish: "Proceedings" (Donation basis) .
21. HAL WILCOX;
Institute of Parapsychology;
871 Gower St.; Hollywood, Calif. 90038.
Phone: 469-5438.

AGE

SONGS

by Mollie Thompson
SPACE-TALK

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 Ruskies put men into space,
But it's all a mad politician's race,
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 power 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.
Real interested I was!
Got brothers on Venus and Saturn, it seems Fly their ships on magnetic beams.
They wear one piece suits-you can't see any seams;
But apart from that-they're just like us!

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 hwnan 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-I'm 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 fastest jets look slow?

5

NEW SAUCER PHOTOS : These rema rkable photos of Flying Saucers were taken by Dr. Daniel W. Fry,
President of Understanding , Inc., of P. 0. Box 76, Merlin, Oregon 97532 . Your editor enlarged them
from the original 16mm color movie film. Spots on the photos are due to the extreme enlar gement of
scratches and dust spots on the film. Of special interest is the fact that the same type of craft was
photographed near Merlin, Oregon in a wooded section, and again near Joshua Tree, Calif. on the desert.

Cititen•Ncwsj

Would You Believe-'Saucer' Visits Wichita?
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NI.INl't Md ,-a,l1 kard tlM ltum­

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uo iii UN.t,,. ni.. a ..wtbcm ~

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!Md 11 l.llldtd \lfl;t 1M1 altpltot, 'o\bN II
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Diak b«auN (If . . flll'ilebe that te,pc
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I he,d ,lull ftd my s- rat. n 111d 11
baMa. I to1 bM'k lntobed. but I didni
t,·m lui.,. ll!IHI to t'f'l'W up bd',ore I
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.Uyfd •bNI fnoe ll!litllll...... hit lloty
did Nl ,u,r, ..-\ta f''-Cll rq'IHled ltlJin&.

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MC'Olld OM looktd Jent tilta Ult
finl e111t.0M-CNM ....0 lad UM .,i.,,

till~ Miburaued 11Nvt UM ..takiltf,

lp,liln.100.

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was ui,tb.111« like n1iaI DUCfl'9 "'IIDllt
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bur. IIMdid noC doabt tM boy._ ltory.

UFO Sighting Reported Here
Not a Star - - Not an Aircraft, Says

Louis S. Smith Family of North Bend

New•
I!!THOSE SPACE PEOPLE! Citl•en
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Flying Saucers,
Quakes Linked

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Police Follow .
Saucer 85 Miles

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-.-., bdl"'fd 10 Mve Ltlldfd ht n.tiS,i H1tfnny Patrol, ,SN-,,"
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to-- at W&iblaclDrl airport re- 10 ~J Ge,¥, 8 - , ib'1la
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acroNlhe ....vtM.
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OMp(k,taldllWN I tlffball llpl Al llill time ltll plane 'lftl
with • kllll Y&llOJ' tr'IIIJ. The OIi a lllll'U,,_t tWrN from
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out.
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n,,mintt fo,r lbe l-'M aid M lbl cibjtct.
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dld!IIMdfve.lMlttGftdnuiedln a MlamJ e,r tnltlc- «Nltrd_ Hi! l
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Realtor Spots

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Ml ~ aylq Cibtect liucb.

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TH£ W ALL STRtET JOU!tNAL
Monda7', Dueli\1,er 13, 1965

New 'Fireball' R aises
An Old'Ouestion: D o
Flying S~ucer~ &ist?
Ca,lifornian, W bo 'Tdks' to Men
From the Stars, Says 'Yes';
Scientists Assail Air Force
By ELLIOT C.UU.SON
St4lf B•PortfT' o/ 'rla.-WA.Ll. Snt.H J'OotN.U.

They•._. back. The la.teat wu sighted a few
n!iht.s ago by residents and pDots ln tha north•
em tier of states and Canad&. They de.scribed
It ·u an orange tlreb&JL The Air Forc:e~at "1lrat
called lt an unidentified llylng object, but now
thinks Jt was a meteor. fepme other people
called It & llylng oaucer.
Several people 115&)' they u.w the fireba.U land
Thursday night. An U -year-old boy in Lorain,
! Ohio, says he watched 1t drop lnto the woods
1 near his home.
A woman in Elyria, Ohio, 10
1 m.ifes away, clllim.s ahe saw tt plunge tnto a
vacant lol a.cross the aft"eet from her home.
Others zay they aaw It slruk tllto Lake J4icb1•
gan. Scien~ts and police combed a 75•a.cre
area near Pittsburgh alter & woman there ~ w
the object era.ah to earth am0Jdel'mg."
, De.spite these wttncs~s and search e lforts,
however. the thing hu yet to be found. In this
regard_. it ls Uke all ot.t,.er unidentified flying
objecll!!l, or UFO.s, which are my.aterlous be.·
ceu&e.. they are-ae,m, J)ut never foun...d. • r -•
?ihatever It tuma ol!l t.o be-meteor. aat•I•
!116 ,__part, hoax, ~ather odl:lity or man from
. ¥at11-lt • ~ In a. banner year"'tor. euch
' obje<:ls, which almost dlaappeare4 from public
conactousnesa following a rash of. reports of
flying aaucen, In the mld-19SQo: ''Wo'vo had
. m 6re report,, this year.than 1n· ai,y year alnce
• 19C57, when we had more. than a lbouaand," aa.ya
a apokesman -for Project Blue Book, the Air
Fol"Ce program ee-t uj> in 194.3 to evaluate re­
port.a of the phenomena.
Vl.aJton From Outer 15p&ee
Nobody knows wfiit the ob~cta a..re or where
they come trom, but there ia no lack of theories
-or of controversy. The A1'nal,ga.01&ted Flying
Saucer Clubs of Amerlc&, Inc., lg eure the
"saucers" come from outer space. Row do
they know? The "apace people" have told
them.
Not only that, aa'.Y• Ca.brlel Green, who
heads the CAU!omla group, 1pace people give
conlaclees h\torm.at1on about Ute on other
planets and aolutlons lo inffll.rmountabJe prob­
lems on our planet." One suggutlon allegedly
made to Mr. Green in llMO by a Viail trom Al•
a Centaurl, \& nearby a.tar: Run for Presl•
t aa a write-In candldate. (He c&mpalgned
~ e!ly, then decided not to nm.)
The NaUonal Jnveatigatlons Committee on
Aerial Phenomena (NICAP), a prtvata r e­
aearcb organltatlon In Waablngton, doun't
hold with that theory. "Wo reject re,P<>rts of
noble beings landing on earth to eolve all our
pro~lems, u says a spokesman. So men from
Mara aro a. lol o! bunk? Not necessa.rtly, aaya
the committee. It bellevu '.I Congreaslonal ln•
vMtlptlon ~uld prove that UFO.a "ar e real
pb;fllcal object$ ... IIDder the control of llv!ng
belnp... Ao an afterthought, the 'apokeaman
says: •"There are a tre.mendOWJ Dumber o! eg~
manlac1 who have 'been able to appolnt them­
selves expert.a 1n t.Jua tleld bees.use It's ao con•

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The t1poke1man quickly adds: "We have -,ei­
ther r eceived nor discovered any evfdence Lhat
proves the ex:1.stence of lntraspace mobility or
extraterre:strlal Hfe and we conUnue lo extend
an open lnvitJltlon to anyone whO feela he p03-

ees.se.s 11,.ny evidence of euch vehiclu operating
in our atmoaphere." And he atalea: "No UFO
report evaluated by the Air Force has ever
given any Indication of a threat to our naUonal
ucurtty.''
The .Air. .Force'-" ~pproach dislurb3 aome
people, however. "The Air Force shouJd admil
.there are natural phenomena taking place un•
d u our nose.a of which we know nothiDg,.. 11aya
I. M'. Levltt, director of Fe!.$ PJanetariu.m at the
Franklin In.sUtute In Philadelphia. He adds:
""The Air Force ls trying to e.xplaln eomethlng
lhat isn't BUsceptlbJe to explal'\a.Uon."
Robert Risser, director of the Oklahoma Sci­
ence and Art Foundation planetarium at Okla•
hotna City, believes "the Air Force mwit have
had its 15lar•finder upside down during Aug­
usl," when aeve.ral re(Xlrts of Oytng sa.ucer3
were a15crlbed by the ~r Force to slghUngs ct

stars. ''The conslellllliOns of Taurus and Orion
weren't vlalble at the Ume the Air Force said
the alghth1g$ wer~ made. 1 think they made a..n
error."
The whole problem, says J. Allen Hyntek,
chairman of the department of astronomy at
Northwestern University and a consultant to
the Air Force, is that the maUe.r .should be
studle<I more thoroughly.
"Pre!.Nres to conformity in acadeinlc Cir•
cles and tear of ridicule have slowed the
etudy," according to Robert Hall, a eociology
profegsor at the Unlver!ity of Illinois tn Chi·
cago.
"Tho po.,25lbillty of ure on Mars ta an un•
popular thing to consider these days," says
Frank B. Sali•bury, a profe.lJ.SOr of plant p'by.
siology at Colorado Stale University. At the
rltk of being unpopular, Mr. Salisbury told V,e
fifth a.nnual Space Con!erence this year 1hat
"there may be &Orne natural explanation of
t.b.c,9e lhtngs, but a tentative pouibl.llty to ,be
considered ts. that UF'Os are spaceahlpa !rom
~{ara."

.

Fueling the flylng•aau~r cont.rovaray hae
been the large number of reports from what
many people con&lder reliable wttne.gses- pUot.s
with technical backgrounds. Slnce 19'7, moTe
than 100 private, mUlta.ry &.nd ~mmerctal pilots
have reported apotting elrange obJecll in the
sky, accordl'ng to one study.
PlnnJng down such reports is dltllcult, how•
ever. ""Some ot the boys did report things they
couldn't identUy a few yeat"3 ago," •says I a
spokesman !or American Airlines. 1 "But our
pilots haven't made a report for yean:."
Nevertheless. "we have on me R great num­
ber ot reporte from pilots who don't W&nt their
oamu uaed but atJU want to te.U aomebody
what they"ve seen, claims J. B. Hart:&.n1't, Jr.,
pregldent of the. Aircraft Ownen and Pilot.a Aa•
socle.Uon, And he Hy3: "I haven't drawn any
concluaions mysell, bu~ I lh1nk we've certainly
got a good myste~y on our hancls."

Disc-Like Object Hovers,, Rises
For Two Hours East of Kettle Point

UFO .slghtlngs were r~eived
Saturday night a. lar north
~3 - 66
a. the tip ot the "'Thumb"' In
EOPLE in North Queellfl.­
Lake Huron.
land are roystified by
Odd light.a. we~ reported In
three separate reports of
the sky over OakJand County
'Flying Saucers.
and the neighboring Delrolt
The !lrst report ca.me from a
area. Others we.re reported
1'ratcll a atore on the Kettle wenwa.rd 1n the Lansing a.re&.
~-I,::i~:dw1::~u~~h:1!
Point Indian Re--....erve. said a.
Dr. J. Allen Hynek ot North•
tractor through a neighbouring
mot.oriat brought the object"'to we.tern Universlty, sc1enllfic
property- on bis way to his own
bis attention about 8 p.m. He consult.ant to the u.s.' Air
farm, beard a loud hissing noise
u.ld he looked at It throuch
above the noise of the tractor.
Fo1t:e said phenomena. aeen
binoculars and could see red, at Dexter and Hillsdale on the
Suddenly about
2S :,ards
blue, creen and whlte light.
ahead of him, a blue-grey saucer
flaahlng from the dlsc-shaped night ot March 20 probably
were
the
result
of
1 swamp
shaped
craft
about
25
ft across,
object.
ga.se.s.
and 9ft blab, ros~ vertlcall,Y to
Mr. B - t e llald It re- ·
about 60ft and travellln,: at a
Sherill Douglas Rarvey of
m&ined m.otlonlcu for about Washtenaw County and civU
lerriftc speed beaaed • off in a
an hour fla.sblng llzhts. then defence director WUUam Van
'oouth-westerly direction.
slowly bq'an to rise. Cloud Horn ol HIiisdale Coun;y crltl·
On l.a.ns llptlon, • nest
cover rolled in about 10 p.m., cued Dr. Hynek"s report.
of fh.t~ecl reeds wu foud,,
allowing only periodic sight•
the cl.rele belnr about 30ft
Van Hom said the swamp gu
ID diameter t.n4 alnce the:n.
lnp.
explanation was an attempt
four olhe.r neilte ~ve been
'Tve never aieen anything
to "explain It away a.rbitrarfound close br, some of them.
like this," he said. "We ell
newly made. ,
1
aaw It. It we.a low - aboul 200
During the last eight months,
O< 300 feet o!f the ground to '
oo
less than seven different
the eut. Then lt slowly began
5-26-6£.
•~tings of F:yi.ng Saucers bava
to move up."
.
been reported In tbe North
!Mr. Bre.actlc said it could j
N.v . 0o1rr NIWI Dlspcrrci,
Queeasland press.
not ha"" be!>n swamp gas
NEW YORK - The nephew of
Hundre<U , of slgbtsffn - bave
flocked to the Horseshoe Lago1>n
~~~)~.t~y~~= lhe !ale Dag H~m:"8kjold
In the Tully District during tbe
obJoet s!gbtlnp In the 0.1.rOit h ~ s startled Amenca s top
last ff!W days to view the clrcleo
.,.._ last ·w ecl<
science wnlers by lelltng them
which are partly hidden by
'T~• aeen ~ P gas Ughu. he_ believes ,that' Oyipg saucers
dense scrub.
~ was not the same." ll'e ex.JS! and that "they come from
The &AAF has lal<en tho
...id. "'Bealdee there bun't outer space.
_
re"°"" aeriousl7 en....-la lo
been an,y ,owamp gas lights
Knut HammarskJold, whose
o$I< for cllpplnp from Ille
lle5b
whlclo
will
be
a.round here 3ince ~tore tbe late uncle was secretary gener•
examined, aad &117 turibcr
war."
•
al or the United Nations, spoke
11:rinz oaaoer 141,u,,p fli>m
\ Mr. Bttuelte llald hi• brelh- to a convention here of the avi­
Ille area will be lllveollnu.l.
~r . Jettery, ,wo reported see- alion-space writers associa1ng an object over Samla.. This tion.
one llt&yed ataUona.ry lor ,.
Hammarskjold also suggested
short lime then shot acr0u that our space neighbors a.re
tbe ,.icy at a very high speed.
:ie<:oming more and more inler·
An oWcer ln control opera• ested in what people are doing
tton.o at Sellrldge Air Fon:e on earth.
•
Bue, Mow,t Clemens. Mich.,
"The possible existence of
aald the Canadian sighting 1eighbors in space will, .if conwaa the fourth reported to firmed, create problems of leF.eb ' 7
1966
him last nlgb.t.
Tile other Jal, political and technical I* los lqtlts nm!Uxi~nor A-1 1'
three were trom ife Detroit characteristics," he said.
' - - - ' - ' ------=c:..!..!..-f
area.
.
He said no radar report,··
had been obtained on any ot
er space Is send.lnr flyin,­
UNl'lED NATIONS. N.Y,
the •lghtlngs.
F'eb. 1 (AP)--O<>lman Von­ saucers ~eCU)arly on test
Mr. Bressette reported j~t
kevlczJ<y, an employe In the nights to earth.
•planes 1n the area at .one
B e told Tbant onl,y tbe
U.N. Olflc• of PubUc Infor­
point )"hlle the groul' watched
mation, proposed t.o Secre­ Unlted Nations could be ex­
along the Lake Huron &bore.
tary-Gen eral U Thant today pected to h a ve suUlclenl
But there was no poMibUlty
that members of t be Unlted authority "' estab lish OOD•
the object he saw wu a Jet.
Nations e.stablish a network tact or represent m.anld.nd
In J.tichtgan new reports of
in a lace-to-face m ee~
to observe nYinc saucers.
Vonke•lc,:ky, whO says with extraterrestrial vlsl•
h e belieVes :som e-one ~ out. l<>rs,
By JIM E TlIBRl.NGTON

Sarnia BUl'ff.U
SARNIA - A revolving ob­
ject. algbted In the $ky nst
ol Kettle Point last nlgh~ was
watched fo r more than two
hours by a.bout 100 peraon..
1.Awrence BrcvteUe. who oP}retl PreM

•~ ~ ~ "" ~• •• ~,.,,. ~•• wm- "
with local electrical circuits, lndlcaU,n g to him
they have "a mearis of propubion u.soelated
with magnetic fields."
"'Iber e1s Nothing To It''

S•m----M••~~~•••• •

however. "'All lhl! ta imagination ou~1de the
realm of science," .aays Donald e · Menzel, di· j
rector or the observatory at Harvard "l have
examined AJr Foree cues and dJ.scovered that I
Ulj'Os all have simple explanations in terms
of well-known natural phenomena. There'a not
one ca.use, but hundreds. Some are quite epec•
t&cula.r, such as reflections from fee crystal& or
bright atan,, oearchllghta on clouda or blgh­
lly!ng spider webs. But to some people the exis­
tence of nyinr eaucera Is a matter of reµgtow.
fanatlc:l.m,," he says.
But Mr. Menzel reads more Into the Air
Force data than does the Air Force It.sell. Of
the 9,7M UFO reports ma<le to the Air Fore•
alnce 19-17. 673 re.main clmltled u 1"unidenti•
tied.'' a apo.kesm.an A.ya. B8 detlnea this cate•
gory aa contalnlng alghllnga. whose pertinent
data can't be correlated with any known objecT
or phenomena.

P

fly1ng
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or Saucers Urged

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STRANGE OBJtCr j·
OVER MT.8*WILSO~
A-2
111m1,,_~2!_.19U

fuaed."

One ma.n who's not contu.sed at all La Charles
-A. ManeY, prote.uor emeritus ot phyaieti and
mathematic., at Defiance, College In Ohio. Saya
the professor: "TheH object.a are un,gueetlon•
ably from oute.r apace.'' He bases hli reason•

saucers
mystert

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'R eport Them . .. Forget lt1 Have Enough Credibility ProbleTn.! As It ls'

loshgeltslttr11UJ1111ntr
There~ was SOl!f4!thlng -over The re picked up "no unw,u­
Mount Wilson early today but al ac&IvttyH durlnr lhe ped·
It didn't catch the enUre city od.
napping.
An Air Force spokesman
Police and n ewspaper at Vandenberg said the Air
switchboards were flooded Force's '"Pro le ct Blue
with calls describing tbe Book" omce In Washington
object varlow,ly as a " puff," was Investigating.
a "rreenlsb ball/' a "fiat
An observ.er at Mattler
oval cnen object with a Air Force Basl! near sacra­
long lall and a liJbt a.t the ment.otheorlttd that the ob­
end."
Jeet may have been gas re3"
It was first sighted about ldue felt trom' Ne v ad a
t a.m. and remalned In view m1ss11e flrlnp which refor about hall an hour.
flecud light.
A •slm.llar fireball was
Sgt. David Tellotson, of
sighted about the same Hollywood division: said the
time trom Sacramento and. object here appeared t.o be
trom Vanderberg Air F o~e over Griffith Park. "It was a
Bue, It was teported.
bright green splotch, eJonVandenberg reported no galled, and not bUnklng," h e
l aunches during lbe said.
.
preceding 24 hours which
Tile only solid fact emerg­
inlgbt account for the pbe• Ing: A lot Of people.are up at
nomenon and said radar • a.m.

GOLDEN GATE
Handicap---Results
• I

AIDAY, MARCH 25, 1'66

Flying Saucers Are
Poppin' Up All Over
One Shot
By Man
In Maine

YSTERY
OBJECTS
IN SKY

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S auce1·

leDtftS

Jfardau An Watddlll Us

1sRi~! !.~G
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Who's in All
Those Saucers'?

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ported oo M.ocldar or 111111.~tl•
tled Q:,1.oc ob,-Cts, «.rved
ta lbt sty In tbe nortbwut

Delrolt UH..
Northwul Precl..nd poUµ,

call ntAT iawll,nt file from a.aother planet.'"
-~~

Wu JMiS Christ I Martian!
"It's hard to say,.. akt Cabrhl
c.....,
thooehtMly. Then he · ­
that It ttttalnl)I ....,,. plausible.
lt's no trick at all to walk on water
or ucmd to the heave"' if you have •
Martian levltadon belt a r o u n d )'OW'
waist and an a.nd..gravU:y beam to
rldeJ Green nplalned.
f\lnhermore, he Aid, the Martians
.... visiting .artll On !lying .."""'
are trytna: to YW the tt.rth's people
trom thdr own folHel - just as the
Savtor WU.

Green can I pea k with 10IDt •u•
thortty on t.l1<se ~ becau,,e. be
,.,.., he and taftli<l with a ldu1lan
once. Also a four-toot ma.n from the
Alph& c.ntaurt star symm. Also .oome
othtt unH.rthl;y \!Wtors.
•• SO!IIEIDll!S, HE oak!, he met the!e
llytn,i ,auoer a-ewmen by W.,,.thl<,
•PPointmentt. Th ese we~ arra.nged
throull> _ . . , of bl$ with ~i..
pothle tai.n...
..A.nd once ln a white," he said, ••they
"""1ld ju.,t call on Ille phon,."
Grttn, who Uvts In Loa A ~ II
the heed saucer-er - the prestdcnl ot the Atnalptnat,d FI y In & 5a,_
Cuba of Amerka.
Not be I n c too telepathk, we just
t-alltd Gtttn on the J)hoM to Interview
him a.bout the tt<:ffll rash of nyms
sa,- "ahtings around the country.
"It 1$ a continuation of their etforta
to fflllahten us." Green. replied in calm
and culttll'ed. fOMS.
''"'lbe currYnt Krles or sl&}idnp: and
Jen<line>, I under$1and, will bw:,85<.
They are not eotn, to go away, u
IOIDf! m em be r I ot. our aovttmnffll
would like.''
WllY DO '.l'llEl' k"'I> buzzmi down
here and -,aring - !
'Whtt with nu c I ta T proliferation
rrowlnr. !t _ . . rather obvlouo thet
11111<a ~-. start ,_tvtnc ll>e - •
p r o b le.ms fadne m.anklnd. f t wU1
deo1t'O)I .......iv.. and ptthapo ...,,. ot
the universe alone with la... G1ttn v:•
plal-S.
--nus ts one of the primary reuons
why the extra-terrestrials ata.rted mak­
ing >1s11at1ona In 1947, shortly alttt we
dew)opfd Uns ablllty - to .watch over
Ill and If poalb!e to Impart their .c1w.nced • c l e n t I f I c. techooJoocal and

GABRIEL GRu:N
llea4 Sauct.rer

"'Pl.r"ki.Q M.nreca mr kll ud the IN'Ca-J'd l:ia.rdlr

. , B....il Sc•rlttt

sta.tloa bid thrtt rfPON,
Sebaefer ooe, and Pllmtr
hrt, ooe,

o. Moadly. '1:20 c:i.m.. -NT•

like Unc:le Ma.rtin on 'My Favorite
Martia.n.'''
Green sa.ld he bad ll('Ver seen one
or the un,ent,ltngs b<olde his ,.,..,.
.shtp. ~n ~ could he be ,ure they
w-ere-n't a noax - pra<!ti(al • joking
earthlings Just ~udng hlm on!
'"Oh. I "'OU..ld.n't believe lust anyone
who wa.lktd up to me a.nd Aki he was
from Mars." Green replied.
..But if you i:et a call from the Whhe
HOU!ie' and v.'ere told Presidtnt Esm­
hower "'OU.kl mttt you at a c.fftl.in
time on lhe come.r of HoUywood and

eaeea. 111ar old Mike WOC!da,
1•11 Fua.st, ,tates thal t.tsa•
a •er1 b1'fa: Cltlject wltb wllllt
Llpls llt:&rdIJIC DCICUI trom
Utt s01dh11'1sl, hi. U. Pa.utl•
VuDtl.rftATtGveatn.
Eddie era, 11,
CrMCIYte\11' &lld W I ~
Robert ~Uat01 15, ISl?O
CrNQriew, obl,trnduobjec:l

u,,,

l:ZO p.lll, Crm::.t a.kl dlat
t11t t1f'1> came b'1)(D OM 1r..st,

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11plJ dlUCIIIC ft'GCD tbtcolor
red to 1r. . and thm 1.1nber.

Vlnc, and you went thel'1!, and a man
~ ~ ho looked ti~ lhe President
called YoU by na~, woukln't )'(II.I b,t.
lie\;e he WU Ehenhowtt!"
Cr@lffl said he once asked a ~
lO pro\'e himself by disappea.rinc,
l-f8lJ'r II£ REFVS>;D and told m,e to

From B. C.. tM Po,.,, itley 9, 1966

pby..i cont.act with crew, of <h,.. were really canals tor dbtrlbutlng the
$hort wate.r supply from I.Mlr polar
crafS"
a.nd that the two Martian
c._. oak! he has llght«1 s:1 to 100 regions,
moons are really artindal 1&tellltes
spacecrall
around
Loa
An&eles
over
humble best to be1p I.hem sprud that
the years and nu met •'half a dozen just llke t,he RUS$1an astronMMrs bue
,,,....g,,
wpposod."
'"Ibe 10lution& they b,.ve given," he or so tnembtl'li of the cl'e\\·s."
Green said he had met the Alpha
Bl1r 0.REEN BELllTLW his own
said, "<feel primul!y with .-tvtng the
Cenu.un man se'\'eral tlmtt - once In
motives for "-1U'S. expandonism and oxperter-.
"'lbey"re 10 lnslgnlflcant It's hardly the Cre,n helm<!.
poverty, They h o p • to tllmlnate the
"He wu dl't'SSt'd ordinarily Md was
~\--e,not nations . . . throo.gh superior worth lOlldng · - · them," be •lcl
flnandng. TMy have an ad\-'mced eco­ ..Some of our membe.n; have actually about four feet tall. a..lthough this was
unusuM. Most ot the reports of them
nomJc system they call U n l v e r I a l bttn taken for rides: in spacxcraft.
Economics. The economics part of It is
"I certainly wouldn't tum down a are that they are normal hei&ht or
what 1 personally am u,,lni to trans• ride if lt w·ere offered me. But they'"• largt>r," Gtce:n said.
"!'here was that space ship that
mlt."'
never asked me."
BE S AID R UEPtJLLY, howeW:r,
Grertn uJd he met the lfartb..n by la.nded neer A JbuQ~rq,ue, ror inltance,
that the saucer clubs themselves are in appointrnMl at a trltnd's home-, and he with a cre.Y of four men and five wom­
an ttenomk: pinch I.bat has prevented 1ooked "Just like anybody you'd meet en. They ~re very beautlfu1, very ~u
on the street" He wu ca1ually proportioned. Seven to nine feet tall."
needed research.
Green said he had me1 other Inter-­
Green said M Nnt the sauctr clu.bli dnssed, Creen said, and wore a short•
out of his own home, at 2004 Non.I) sJeieve-, shimmery, meblllic-lookln&: stellar t:nwe)ers but woukl "rather not
KO
into the whole lisl"
shirt
which
he
,aid
woold
llOP
hullelS.
Hoovtt Jn Loa Al\it.ln. "to cut down
W h e r e did they park their $pace
A.U in all, a ~ chap, Green
on the ove-rhead." He said there are
sh1J)$ while they \l."t:re vh:idng him?
dubs tn 50 m • Jo r U.S. cities and aald.
"'OB. SOMETIMES t h e y actually
a.broad. with a totlll ol abo ut 3,500
"1 tel t hls hair and It was quite
members. Houston hu no club, he said. coarse and wom tn a V-sh~pe down to­ park them - hang them up !n lhe sky
but he dc>(!S have some lntt:ttsted Hous-. ward the c e n t e r of the tor@herfldt" with a force field around I.hem. Tilen
tonw>& on bis mol1inll llsS
Green sakl. "But 1 rather doubt all they have an anti-gravity beam and
"'We are a contact-oriented research M.art1ans wear t he I r hair alike, any )t.vltadon M:lt$ they \Ir-ear a.round the
••ain to gtt on down to earth.
~... be said, "meanin& that rna.ny moi-e than we do.
•111'J SAID THE JIAB'tlAN C$Dak
"1brough t h es e, they can &CCOl't'l-­
oocloloCkal knoWlodge to help UI ~ of our members have made actual
pllsh such miracles u walking on
water and ascending Into the heavens."
Green aid he is 41 -,.d was a
photoe,oph<r ~ l<h the Los Angele<
Boanl of Educetlon unlll be resigned
in 1959 to try to help the spa.Cffllffl
save dvllizadon.
Green said naturally he uked to
take the spacemtt1's p\cture, but they
l'ffllSt.d a.nd he ab~ by thet.r wishes.
..An usoc::late of mine once tried to
sneak a couple of na.sh pictures." be
said. ''but two tlme1 the flub s u n
wouldn't ntt. e-\'en t.houi,h the c:e.mera.
wu tn J)t"rfect workinc condition.
"TH.AT D&~IONST&AXES the pow•
SAlJCm Olt STRAW llA'I', TlllS FLJ!:W n,,; CALIFORNIA. LAS'!' AUGUST
.,. of the mind of lh8e pooplo, Just
lllglnn7 Palnlmaa Bel llellla Plooiognphed Ii Tb"""h Ill, 0... Wlocbbldcl
IOlve t.hrl!fie problfflu: before we destroy

auroelwo."

c....., uld he Is U'Ylnc to do hi,

!UN D AY. MAY IS. UH , T HI!': H OU$'f'ON POST

l'AOR t -$ P. O~LIO ■ T

THg PHILADELPHIA INQUIRtR.

MONDAY MORNING. APRIL 18, 1858

Mysterious Sky Objects Have Texans in Dither

At 9;11) p.a., lllttf'0.1_,•
oJd Mic.Md StGb, 1%110

VU'l'{I saw ~.StlC W1tll t
wtrlte Upl tn'ffllDc n:ry A.ti:
Dl"U V[rf{l aod Cteooale-.

ro; ~~
~,~ty~ ~~-:=
slgbt<d.

tdcht.

A Jt.,ev-oad maD reported
to UM SctotfU ptt,CIDc:t 1Mt
be bad ot."ed SOCl:letlwla:
-.ti.bi red, "llo• ud UNO
n>iW.q: u,tits at 11: 1'1 p.m.
Stewa.rt Hall, U tt Abbtr.lctoft,
sa• u,e object MU b1S bomt,

st.atJbC tbal it WU '+'1.sible fbr

abcatamr.uta-,
Kana £ ~ l?, 1551'1'
LaSall•, ft.I WIWllc to tbe
ttoal door or Mr bome about
IIIJdD.tpt, ...._ sbe aotked ~

=::·

:1:\
,:r..:£~
•coonlulc kl u.. police
r►

poet Mdl.toodtnodoc'lltuon:r
the J • Lodp £~uswa1,
DMr IJA'WOOd.
It WU t,p­
l)l'Orlmattly 500 left in the
1.lt,SltMlloalCwttbared
llpl Olli tbt ltft Ud I ma

_...........

M1se EllJACtOII told poUC.
lhl.t die objec:C •lopped twtoa

ud

I

IJChta sbrted Ouh!DC.

ltl patb or tnwl 'flS' trom

tMealllllodw•ut.
SbeAldsbebdMNOChen
I Uor.lldlbtflNtOfMl1,

b,I. .

One of bl$ (u-orltes ls the Venusian
~ t thlp. That's the OM about 50 feet
In diamel,r with the thrtt prouuding
atmJ.spben:s on the bottom and the
portboln around the cabin.

Green sald It ls operational only
wilhin 5,000 to 10,000 m It e • ot a
planet's surface. He sa.id !t eomet: down
from a cigar-shaped mother ship that
parks up there. The mot.her ihip can
make interplanetary tripg.

~fne~ ~

l n ~ .~~o::-d=
Angeles had begun mek:ifte •n eerie
wheeee and then an omlQOUS blup.
blup-btup.
Maybe the Mtardans were listt-n•
lfli In.

~

•

Ht:

c:lalml auo to t1aw1 Ifft It
a t tM s&m• llm• OG SuaiiD.1

walk away," Green aid. "He "'U on a
1-kon)· fh:e floors hi&h. and I ""-a.Jked
down a hallway for three or tour $«­
ond and turned and look.«! bad< and
he was gone. There was no logkal
place for him to go from that balcony.
Cret:"n bt-lievies the spe.cemen are un.
cloubt<dly frl<ndly. josl . . lhey p,or...
to Ix-, or otherwise lhfi>• could Nl\·it
de5tro}'ed the earth long ago.
"They say they want nothi.nl from
us bul our lrl•ndshlp." he Aid. ''Tboy
woukl newr destroy us.. Thls would be
a violation or their- code of life. They
revrre all Hvlng thlno,...
~renUy they do bar..-. !ape;es.
"There wu: on~ ~ that if any
nation on earth fU'el a rwdC!ar war-1-d, It wdl fa.II back on the people
who ftttd 1t." Cr'ffn wd. ..1 don't know
what tbdr latest decbion has bttn."
llE £XPLA.CNED that he hasn't bfirtn
In contact with a spaCffllan for l'NO or
three years. now.
Creen said people from many planets

Cr.t'Jk's ttome at a.boot

ottr

say

World Flying Saucer 2 SOUTH AFRICAN POLICEMEN
REPORT SIGHTING OF 'SAUCER'
2-6-66
Believers Convene- - J
JOHANNESBURG, South Afrl­
ca-Soutb •African police and
M:itntists investigated Thur$day
a report that a fiyini saucer•
t:,,pe object bad landed on •

Ml~NEAPOLIS TRIBUNE

"They accept spacecri1t as a
LOS ANGEL~S. Calif.
fact of life. Their interest is
The "urgent problem" ; in contacting spacemen ~iimproving
communications rectly or through telepathy.
with the thousands of visitors Green, who regularly runs
from o uter space who sup- for president as a "space age
posedly are circling the earth candidate," says he cannot
was afforded solemn delib· practice telepathy but insists
eration here this weekend at he has met spacemen on at
a special convention of fly- least six occasions. The last
ing saucer buffs.
of hls visitors, he said, was
four feet tall and came from
Among the nearly 300 dele­ the Alpha Centauri so I a r
gates was a self-professed system.
''interplanetary l rave I er "
11amed Standing Horse, an
A muscular, even-featured
Englishwoman who regularly young man named. Wesley
Issues mimeographed reports Bateman said he never had
on her conversations w i th met spacemen but that he
space travelers, a man who was in ..constant communica·
offered to book "g r o u p tion with them through tele­
sightings" of flying saucers pathy" and offered a. pro­
and a presidential candidate gram of instruction to other
campaigning on the flying delegates who sought similar
saucer ticket.
contacts. His blonde wife,
Jonell, attired in black LeoTIIE SPACE buffs1 who tards, was kept busy signing
assembled in a cavernous es• up ustudents."
tablishment called the Blar­ "There is no mystery as to
ney Castle, weren't much im­
the space men are
pressed with Thursday's So­ whether
us - some have al­
viet moon landing, but they watching
ready infiltrated our society,''
were awed and confused by said
Bateman.
"The mystery
what they reported to be a is why so many
are coming.
sharp increase in flying
'IYJ!.;t!'§ 8Q.i!'L!U,~?.'.:_
sauce7 .
New York Tl.mu Senolce

onj delegate, Marianne
Francis. warned that the
si,,-htings could mark the be­
glaning of some "ominous
cll'anges" tor the earth's pop­
ulation. But the convention
c ha i rm a n, Dr. Fr a n k
Stranges, said the interplan•
etary visitors'' would tum
out to be "angelic creatures
whose mission is to h e I p
mankind."
0

The delegates were gen­
erally well groomed, articu­
late men and women w h o
could have blended into any
PTA meeting. Many were
heads of organizations whose
members spotted and photo­
graphed "unidentified flying
objects'' and claimed to main­
tain telepathic communica­
tion with space travelers.

main highway near Pretoria, the

Ono of them, Koos de Klerk,
o id that the shiny copper-col,
or,d object resembled a giant
i pinning top.

on either side of the highway.

nlso was r_eported slighU, ,
scorched.
(Auoci,red Pr(:.\)

Flying Saucer!Ji _ _

2 3 66

Sir,-Citizens beware! This Is
not a drill! It you report what
you see, your report will be
treated as hallucination. Ypur

,,IJ.'

• .!:.,
,e

honest desire to help solve an
aeronautical ll"iystery w ill ba

discounted by ba.rassing con­
fronta tion by paid investigators
who are instructed to suppre:;:.s
the a\Y.'hcnticity of their investi­

gation.

The UFO Project research ha)I

been operative continuously tor
mor-e t han 20 yeprs. The scope
and extent of this project is a

carefully guarded subject. Dur­
ing that time it has maintained
a continuous status oC ''Classified
Inrormatlon.'' The only informa­

tion released by the U.S. Air

F orce for publication is· periodic

repcrts of a few selected ca:..es

of

mistaken identity-such

as

the report to this newspaper on
February I, by Dr Al.Ian !jynek:

your own face!)
announced For scvcrn1 years ac~-ual slgbt­

ti.nue to slap

Two delegates
they were negotiating to pur• ings~ o! spaceships are compil.ed
chase ~adio _stations_ to help ~/t~~J~_s;.i:,,c:fg~~~~!o11i~~
transm1~ their theones. ~ev- 1 Saucer
Clu-bs o1 America
eral flying saucer magazines (AFSCA) maintain a compre­
and hundreds of books were hensive lnfonnation department
• that registers Club aclivi:'ies, aocl
on sale at the convention.
reports from all over t he world.
"These people are contac­ Anyone can write to AFSCA,

N: HQOver Street, Los An­
tee-oriented," explained Gab­ 2004
geles, California 90027, U.S.A.,
riel Green, a serious young a nd receive a concise, consclen­
man who served as president tious report about any lnforma­
of the Amalgamated Flying I lion h'e. la seeking.
Saucer Clubs of America. I We don't need l<> search for
Flying Saucers- we only need
to acknowledle their presence.

Flying Object
Sighted In Illinois

wide seclioa of the tafred road

had !><en badly burn<?d. Grau

(To the Editor, S.C.M. Posl)_ _ _

In Search Of Fly ing Saucers."

expans ion.

underside.

IROTHER JUMIPER IY FR. JUSTIN M<CARTHY & LIN RIHO

NEARLy ALL agreed that
Honest, sincere observers no
What they called the ''flying longer report UFO sightings to
saucer movement" was un- accepted authority. (Why con­
sharp

took off silen0y at great speed
with fio,nes sl!ootlng out of Ila

Scientis~ who examined tilt.
where the officers said that
Two patrolling police officers spot
they saw the object are reported
tcrorted seeing the flaming to have found that a six-foot
"s11ucer1 " about 30 feet in di­

11

dergoing

19

The two men claimed that. u
:hey approached the object, it

country's administrative capilal

ameter, shortly after m idnight.

Actually we are on one of the

strangest UFO's in the universe.
Our ...Friends" who are now in­
vestigating us: cannot undel"$tand
o~r be.Uigerant altitude tow:ud
1beir conscientious effort to con-­

It'll be Long Before··
"Saucer" Is ForAlgotten
'(U
6! ·

.;
''Theso flying saucer stories are getting more ridlcu•
lous every doy "

THE HERALD-l'iEWS

By PETER A. DVARACKAS mystery which has yet to be

Herald-Ne\\;. Sports Writer

solved.

Many months wW pass before "Listen .. . this sounds cra•y,
the impact of the strange fiylng but I saw something in the sky.
objects which dominated the Do you know what It is?" This
North Jersey skies this week was the question Posed to the
fades Into memory.
Police at the North Jersey'J)ollce
The bright white disk that radio hook-up in Pompton Lake.s.
streaked across three counties The calls came In from wana­
and hovered periodically over que, Ringwood, West Milford,
the Wanaque Reservoir wlll pro- Paterson, Totowa, Wayne an d
vlde an .µnple amount of con- Butler.
versation for weeks to come. In· Astounded residents were
deed, thousands ol eyewitnesses searching for an eJ<Planat;on.
know well the story or that Even the police were dumb­
mysterious terrestrial stranger. founded. They too saw the ~ite
Not that .the tale or the fiying oval hovering In the heavens
saucer is over yet.
from their prowl cars.
Investigators lrom the Nation• The UFO was described ~ n
al Investigation Committee on as a white and garishly bright
Aerial Phenomena (NICAP) may disk, two feet In diameter.
arrive today In Upper P:i.ssalc According to obse.rvers, the
P.,unty from Washington D.C. to odd movements of the myster­
probe the UFO sightings.
ious visitor was enthrallil!8.
Dr. George White, an elec- Some fell as if, it were "toying"
Ironies ezyert, and Dr. John with police, citizens and bor­
Pegano of Fort Lee will lnvesti- ougb officials by perfo~
gate the scene of the unldenWied dives almost Into the reservoir,
object and then report back to at times appearing "as If it
NICAP. Announcement of the were looking down" 11Pon the
impending study wa$ made by spectators from a silent stalion­
Rlchard Hall, assistant director ary Position blgh in the heavens
of NICAP.
and by maldng neat right angles _
as ii It were using the sky as
Nightly Vlgtl
Police at Watiaqu,e, the state's a chalk board. .
'
largest water storage basin, co.~Made Several s tops
tinue to maintain a nightly vigil The UFO then made q_ulck
at the beadworks, in Ringwood stops at various locations In the
Avenue and Westbrook Road COll}IDunity· Lakeland Regional
to ~pot that weird disk of light High Schooi, the _HoudaWe sand
which was seen as late as Thurs- pit, the overhead bridge In Ring­
day n.l;lht making sharp dipg ~ wood Avenue . . . and Ulen It •
maneuvers over the reservoir. disappeared,
It was Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. Hours later al 2:15 Wednesday
~hen residents, motorists, m~- morning, ii re-appeared over
cipal or(lcJals, and police WyckoU and five minutes later
giaDced up at Ibo sky and began it was spied over the reservoir
the first chapter of an aerial In Wanaque where police say It
almost came to rest at the top
of the· 1,500 foot tong Raymond
Dam. It wu gone at 4:15 a.m.
Police, reporters and residents saw the disk as ii whisked

LPf~liEPlJRT~'l.~~~~
SAW 6 FLYING
,_
SAUCERS

DAILY . l(ETC"
T.!!!_ld
. . .,• Ma, 17," IIH

•

•

p OLICE CON ~TABLE Pona ld G1tmer on mad~·out a report

last nig ht a nd hoped the Chief Constable would believe
t hat he really DID see·six flying saucers.
P c Cameron was at home on sick leav·e when he took --' out
""
a window and saw ·six g lowing objects hovering ln the dlstan·ce.

"I thought I w"" seelng things anti called my wUe," he said last n ight.
~•;;•W
;;;;;;e;;w;;;a;;;tc:h;;;c~d;;t:h;;;e::m
: =l::
or; ·:a:bo:;:ut::;3;;;0~s~ec~o:n:;d:s:b::e:ffo:.:
re:..:.th;cy dlsappe·a red at speed
==
tO,'f'~~:: ,!!~n~i~te!. mile

Police Kept Busy

P"aterson News
Jan. 15, 1966

Spotters Jam Up~County
ROQd f UFO GI

leased a number of reJ)01!,!
which August Roberts, a mem•

~~::~:~~

•jects ela1ms are "a wblie,,ash."
J.nltilllly, when the object "f8S
first sighted, the Air Foroe said •
it was an olflclal helicopter wttl,

a strong beacon. A few' houra

~1e:o-:,~i~~e;":.W~
que
El'.perfment?

•

RobertS theorlied the obJ
"might possibly have been a
vel'IU!lent <!%pflriment In t .h e
creation of an anti-gravity machine."
As yet nobody ,really seelllll
to know what lhe UFO W8$ or
wb81"8 It came from. Some say
it is. a. balloon, others, me,n
from Man.
· •
But this is not the first lii.ie
a UFO has been sighted over

~;:ri;, :..~"J\1oufi:' u''::: ~::i:~:n~::m~r~I
a·dull dav. They were white

•~!1c:J'~~w~. bigger lha~

~R;pe:horJo.:~ ob"v10:l1;
the mother ship. The
others were ova1;• he added.
ft°ht•~~n':~\n~1~1'i:
t';;:.'.. ~'."'suppose
tc_ c~~,ero~•
s
I will get
iti'•1 [/!t1"'!8rrog1
~he ,;."h';'i
worries me ... 0It's what
the Chle/ Constable thinks.

=

a:

glneer of the North Jersey D~

::.1e~,.5u:ize~"4~~

looked v.ery similar to the object
d -'~•-th
•
es,....,... "' e newspaper. •
NORMAL, Dl.-ruPD-Sev­ tact u.s.
s
or
tmpse
toR=:n .:m~~g
,Neither can- 1.
er;,I persons living on the
RINGWOOD - If the IJtUe them to move on, but Ibey kept
and bright" two weeks ag<>, over
•ame block here said they I UFO spotted S-16- 66
men from outer space had tbe coming back on the other side
Lilly Hill In Stonetown and
saw an unidentified flying
PASADENA (AP)--s<ores or - UJ>-County police on the run of the r oad, so we Just bad to
Board Mountain near Sloatsburg
object last night.
startled residents called news• Tuesday, their eartbly counter• give a couple of them sumRoad, acoording to Ch a r I es
papers
and
police
after
sighting
parts
caused
more
trouble
Frimonses.
They
•bad
everytbing,
Theodora.
The object had four blink­
nlgbt.
cameras,
bioOC'\ilars,
t
e
Jeday
Dean Noll, assistant engineer,
described
11s blinking,
what
they
Ing lights, red, white, blue moving lights In the skies <mr
Throngs ol tbe curious ringed scopes. I was waiting to sea ooe
for NJDWSC does not believe
and green, proceeded north­ the San Gabriel Valley last normaU~ deserted Wanaque of them ·get out with a geiger
that the UF'P might have been a
easterly, hovered over a night.
Reservotr In Ibis small hamlet counter."
i.,-t-he_ s_k_y_,_b_o_w_e-ve_r___b_a_d _f_ail
___ed- to~lmysterious attempt lo pollute
•ftA
ted h t Id ti
the water supply. There are
grove of trees, then returned
Otric= said some residents
...,..
crea
.w
a
o_
.
me~s
The
sky
watchers
were
out
make
a
return
appearance
l"r!- "easier waya", he said.
southwesterly. The object saw the lights "travel fast, then say Is the first traffic Jam m In force after wide spread pub- I day.
'.!bro
In
ted
was seen first by the Merle slow, then stop." They said one the history of tbe borough. Tbe Ucation of lbe sighting of uni- : Since the sightings, Tuesday, are
Simpson family, then others. Pasadena area resklent report­ cars pArked along Westbroof!: dentifled flying objects over the both Wanaque and thls borough the reservoir to catch a glimpse
They sald it was flat and ed the snmll of perfume as the
Roa_d and Route 511.
reservoir. The elusive thing In have been overpopulated wit.li r the brllliant pbanfom that has,
___
television cameras <1ewsmen
Ringwood Police L!euteoaot
s mall.
lights appeared a.nd moved.
Jack
O'Hara
said
"We
tofd(Conllnued
on Page 2, Col. 7) and the curious. '
, ~~ :J:e:.'oment. vanished. Into
1

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.ttu8~:"~r:'';,1

Civil Defense Director
·watches 'Flying SaUcer'
GOLDEN GATE
METROPM
FINAL
Handicap---Results
11:S TA•LI.SH S D
93rd YEAR, NO. 81
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PS ■ IIIUARY
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PA K LAN,D. C A L I P O R N IA
. . . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - tig7 Coeds
Eerie 1896 Sighting
Observe
'Object'
........,. ..
,, .. ........,... ~ f:!!ar- ~:_:
~=:~= .,.__
,_....,. _
''Tltat a tw.re afnlltp hQ
ly JIM HAIRWOOO
The s,o..called Ulddtm.Jfltd
l'lylng ObjecU (UFO's) ,...
Sw,cby tn llkNgan by at least,
btt11 bO\-win& OWl' Oaklud for
die tut '"' ftiCbU bu la ll1e
mln4s ol d\aa, bettl ~ v t ­
lJ proYftl. A awntitt GI pttS(IGS
bk laave ~ 1M . , . . . M.'1-
70
.C:-4,a:·~
ptor of Ule air aDd UUs....,_
m.im­
kt lhb:dale wu10Jt,anbe-
"Last Cffllln( at about 7:.30
o'doct, the .,..a:llffl . Gil an
NOY. 23, 1811,
Ud ll reported that maa,y ptP
IOIU aw an "alnhfp" dJ'Ulc
--
fote lbe Wnsht bl"otbers madt
\ ~ e RM ~ htavltr•
Uwt-&lr ~ •t IUUy Hawk.
Atrial bllJo<u.. bowtter, twd
been koown.for 6coldea.
,,,. Oallatld •"alnl,Jp" ....
die utt ot the to.n ror ays
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* GALLUP POLL
Than 5 Million People
~hey Saw Flying Saucers
!Jln.ahamton, N. Y., ~ber 24, 1~
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THE SUNDAY PRESS
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