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APRO: The oldest civilian UFO study group in the world, APRO, was set up in 1952 under the directorship of L. J. Lorenzen and his wife, Coral, dedicated to the premise that aerial phenomena "whether it consists of physical fact or rumor, is important enough to warrant an objective investigation."

This fine research organization has had the courage to investigate and to report objectively on several sightings that dealt with the possibility of UFO occupants in the belief that no facet of this vast and still largely unexplored area, extraterrestrial life, should be dismissed without in-depth research.

Since that date, the Lorenzens have devoted their energies to such serious and factual reporting of UFO sightings as to attract the attention, support and volunteer services of prominent scientists, researchists, photographers, astronomers and engineers from all over the world. APRO numbers among its representatives Dr. Olavo T. Fontes M.D. (Brazil); Dr. Rene Hardy, electronics expert and physicist (France); Peter Norris, LLD (Australia); Jun' Ichi Takanashi (Japan); K. Gosta Rehn, journalist and Fordham University law graduate (Sweden); Horatio Gonzales Ganteaume, translator and linguist (Venezuela).

APRO concentrates on investigating and analyzing reports of aerial phenomena and its representatives have provided such welldocumented accounts of major incidents that no serious annotator of UFO sightings could function without access to the APRO material.

The official publication of the non-profit organization, the A.P.R.O. Bulletin, sent regularly to its extensive membership, from APRO headquarters at 3910 East Kleindale Road, Tucson, Ariz., is edited by Coral Lorenzen, ex-reporter and free lance writer, who is an acknowledged authority on aerial phenomena and who has incorporated some of the most valuable information and interesting theories in her book Flying Saucers (Signet).

APRO has endorsed without reservation the recently announced research group to be established at the University of Colorado and has volunteered its catalogue of reports covering 15 years of serious study, documentation and investigation to the new study group . . . a gesture Dr. Condon will undoubtedly welcome in view of the esteem in which this privately run organization is held.

NEWARK, Nov. 14 (UPI) Unidentified flying objects were reported in four separate sections of northern New Jersey yesterday. The objects were described as triangular in shape and changing colors from red to white to green. Joseph Liantino of

Many UFO sightings were reported again Wednesday evening in the wake of the reported landing Sunday night at the Presque Isle State Park. Last night's sightings placed the objects and lights moving in a northeasterly direction over the Peninsula.

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