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This Central Intelligence Agency memorandum, from Frederick C. Durant to the Assistant Director for Scientific Intelligence and dated 16 February 1953, is the report on the Office of Scientific Intelligence Scientific Advisory Panel on Unidentified Flying Objects, which met January 14 to 18, 1953, under Dr. H. P. Robertson. It gives a history of the meetings and the panel members' comments on cases such as Tremonton and Great Falls. The panel found no direct threat to national security and recommended an educational program to strip UFOs of their special status.
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INTERANDU FOR: Assistant Director for Scientific Intelligence
FROM P. C. Darend
SUBJECT Report of Meetings of the Office of Scientific Intelligence Scientific Advisory Panel on Unidentified Flying Objects, January 24 - 18, 1953
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The purpose of this manuscript is to provide
a. A brief history of the meetings of the O/SI Advisory Panel On Unidentified Flying Objects (Part I).
D. An unofficial supplement to the official Final Report to AD/DI country North content and suggestions of the French Makers which they believed were inappropriate for inclusion in the Second report (Part II).
EVERY DAY WE WISH YOU A HAPPY BIRTHDAY
GRAFIA
After consideration on the subject of Purified Flying Objects at the 4 December meeting of the Intelligence Advisory Committee the following notice was given:
*The Director of Control Intelligence will
a. Exhibit the services of colored reagentists in
review and examine the available evidence in the
light of provisional scientific theories. $ ^{2} $
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