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This Central Intelligence Agency filing is a declaration by Delores M. Nelson, the CIA's Information and Privacy Coordinator, in Bryant v. CIA, Civil Action No. 09-0940 in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia. It supports the CIA's motion for summary judgment. It traces Larry W. Bryant's 2008 FOIA request for records of a 1987 FAA meeting on the November 17, 1986 Japanese 747 encounter over Alaska and records of similar airborne UFO encounters. It also describes the fee dispute and the searches the CIA ran. No records of the meeting were found, and three documents from other agencies were referred to them.
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Approved for Release: 2025/06/11 C07083374 Condon it quoted in Walter Sullivan, "3 Aides Selected in Saucer inquiry,” The New York Timer, 8 October 1966. See also "An Outspoken 5cien- 8L tist. Edward Uhler Condom.” 77:: New Karl: Timer, 8 October I966. Condon. an outgoing, gruffscientist. had arlier become embroiled in a con- troversy with the House Unamerican Activities Committee that claimed Condon was “one of the wealtest links in our atomic security." See also Pee- bles, War:/7 r/we Skin, pp. 169-195. See Lundahl. memorandum For DDI, 7. Feb tuary 1967. See memorandum for the record ‘Visit of Dr. Condon to NPIC, 20 February i967." B February I967. See also the analysis of the photo- graphs in memorandum For Lundahl, “Photo Analysis of UFO Photogra- phy." I7 February i967. See memorandum For the record, “UFO Briefing for Dr. Edward Con- don. S May I967," 8 May 1967 and attached “Guidelines to UFO Photog- raphers and UFO Photographic Information Sheet." See also Condon Committee. Press Release, l May 1967 and Klass, U!-"Or. p. 41. The Zaneville photographs turned out to be a hoax. See Edward U. Condon. Srirrrrifir Study ofl/nidenrrfizd Flying Object: (New York: Bantam Books, 1969) and Klass. UFOr. p. 41. The report contained the Durant report with only minor deletions. See Oliict of/issistant Secretary of Defense. News Release. “Air Force to Terminate Project BLUEBOOK." 17 December 1969. The Air Force retired BLUEBOOK records to the USAF Archives at Maxwell Air Force Base in Alabama. ln l976 tl1e.Alr - Force turned over all BLUEBOOK Files to the National Archives and Records Administration. which made them available to the public without major restrictions. Some names have 85. been withheld from the documents. See Klzss, UFO»; p. 6. GSW was a small group of UFO bulls based in Phoenix, Arizona, and headed by \Willia.rn H. Spauldlng. See Klass. UFOs, p. 8. See Wilson, letter to Spaulding, 26 March 1976 and GSW v. CIA Civil Action‘ Case 78-359. GSW v. ClA Civil Action Case 78- 859. p. 2. Author interview with Launie Ziebell, Z3 lune I994 and author interview with OSI analyst. 21 July 1994. See also alfidavics oFCeorge Owens. CIA Information and Privacy Act Coordi- nator; Karl H. Weber, O51: Sidney D. Stembridge, Ofiice ofsecutity; and Rutledge l’. Hazzard. DSGCT; GSW v. CIA Civil Action Case 78-859 and Sayre Stevens, Deputy Director For National Foreign Assessment, memo- randurn For Thomas H. White, Assistant For Information. informa- tion Review Committee. "FO[A litigation Ground Saucer Watch.‘ no date. . See “CIA Papers Detail UFO Surveil- lance." 7%: New York Timer, l3 lanuary i979: Patrick-l-iuyghe. “UFO Files: The Untold Story.” The New Yarlr Timer Magazine, 14 October 1979. p. 106: and Jerome Clark,‘ “UFO Update," UFO Report. August. K979. ' lerome Clark, “Latest UFO News Briefs From Around the World.“ UFO Update. August I979 and GSW v. ClA Civil Action No. 73-859. See Wortman, memorandum For DCl Turner. "Your Question. ‘Arc we in UFOs?’ Annotated to The New liar/r Time: News Release Article.“ 18 ]anu- ary 1979. Set GSW v. ClA Civil Action 78- _ 859. See also Klass, UFOr..pp._.l.liil2. -».~-~'=~§’:.- -.= -..~ .. .i , , ......,. .. ... . .. . . .. /' W~ 1‘-.-r 11'~f‘-F-‘1&'.T"'»i$=,31\*7#“34=-:1i*‘5i§~7?5}‘ilI‘;35?§',ii?fI;¥I5"F§i§§52"'T¥I=$7-I‘i‘!I’.‘<'t-iii?‘-' 1-. i ' Approved for Release: 2025/06/11 C07083374
FOIA release, from the cia-readingroom collection. The PDF is mirrored here; the original link is above. 58 pages are in the text index: search them above, or from the library's search.