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This section of FBI file 62-HQ-83894 collects Bureau correspondence and memoranda on flying saucers from 1952 to 1954. It holds letters from the public, which J. Edgar Hoover forwarded to the Air Force's Office of Special Investigations, and a 1952 teletype about a saucer-shaped light over the Savannah River Plant. It also includes an FBI Laboratory examination of the burned cap of scoutmaster D. S. DesVergers, which found no identifying residue, and instructions to field offices to refer disc reports to the Air Force.
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PACE MEW4 EDIT IAL In I 92 C.Olumbus d'i overed a new after traveling tholl$ands of miles rou the great expanse of unknown waters called • Atlanti< Ocean. It was a great adventure, yet one that was laughed at, ridiculed, and evc:r roke of as a "folly". Herc w a small group of men sc rchin3 ,or what lay beyond the known. endeavor mg to unfold the mysteries of lands that wer not supposed to ex1 . All they had ere three small hips laden with provisions that estimated would last the joum . The seas were infested with monsters, ·he skeptIC said, and the world was flat with a dropping off place. Columbus proved ' fallaue to be wront, when he bnded in the West Indies. The years d1re<.tly ahead of us 111 sec ht:r great adventure such as this. A group of men wL!l usemble in a tertain d ated place, dunb into their ship, a 1p vastly different than that of Columbu cupants will shoot off into the \ time. Thu ship will be of space to find ne a rocket shop, and 1t orlds, new pcoplet oc- and ri,w frontiers . They will be laughed at, they th<. greatest "fo , on earth, but w1 l become realitie automobile, t mg of the atom are de ltever! be ridiculed , and the be uch? Time h.u atrpla.ne, ra.cii , te~ proof. All I po 11 hole thing will be called proven that impossibilines tcle-graph. tel ion, lxheves,-andand the * Tht my cries of space have 1 mate, most p<:orlt I .wh. One need not be momer to gaze in awe at t t wh1CI unfolds beto,, eyes as we gau sky- any clear night. vastness of space i. r SU$pa1 d1 ex a,n, even for astrono~rs . When distances -n of it is simpler for k icn I the term "hght year, than miles . The f celestial bodies n f like our own earth are unknown. The re from millions on up. Bu t My r m just that-guessc . ho make our home on ,1. 1 c,ri r of matter , the eyes of space, cannot be h to think that intel11gen1 lite ex1\h only here. Those who believe that there tor everything wh1th har1 ns, should agree th,1.t rhese m1!11ons of bodies m Pe more of a purpo,l th.i. n 1u,t twinkling brightly on a dear night. na,, I ~ Pul,li,lit,l quJ.rtt·rlr by Allx rt K. Brnder, Editor. M.i.x Krengel, Associate Editor, Printed by Rd1.1.blc: Pre · . Bridgepoti ( 0111 ub)cription Prtle four t)sues, to member~, SI 00 to non mtmbcrs, 1.10 per yc:.i.r lnJJ\ ,du.ti copies .3'5 Extlus1ve public.a.tton of the IFSB. PO lk, 2 11, Bridgerort 2, Conn . U .S A Send all news and articles to this addre~s •
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