Black Vault compilation, pp. 91-93

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In 1977, President Carter asked the National Aeronautics and
Space Administration (NASA) to look into the possibility of resuming
UFO investigations. After studying all the facts available, NASA
decided that nothing would be gained by further investigation. The
Air Force agrees with that decision. If, however, firm evidence is
found justifying further investigation, an appropriate agency will be
directed to undertake the effort.
I UFO SIGB'liNGS BY YEAR I
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1 xtaB TOTAL UNintNTIFIEP 1
I 1947 112 12 I
I 1948 156 7 I
I 1949 186 22 I
I 1950 210 27 I
I 1951 169 22 I
I 1952 · 1501 303 I
I 1953 509 42 I
I 1954 487 46 I
I 1955 545 24 I
I 1956 670 14 I
I 1957 1006 14 I
I 1958 627 10 I
I 1959 390 12 I
I 1960 557 14 I
1961 591 13 I
. 1962 474 15 I
I 1963 399 14 I
I 1964 562 19 I
I 1965 887 16 I
I 1966 1112 32 I
I 1967 937 19 I
I 1968 375 3 I
I 1969 146 1 I
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I TOTAL: 12,618 701 I
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There are a number of universities and
professional scientific organizations such
as the American Association for the
Advancement of Science·, which have
considered oro phenomena during periodic
meetings and seminars. In addition, a list
of private organizations interested in
aerial phenomena may be found in Gale's
Encyclopedia of Association~. such timely
review of the situation by private groups
insures that sound evidence will not be
overlooked by the scientific community.
For further reference material, two
documents are available from the National
Technical Information Service, u.s.
Department of Commerce, 5285 Port Royal
Road, Springfield, VA 22161.
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