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FBI file 62-HQ-83894, section 9

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This section of FBI file 62-HQ-83894 collects Bureau correspondence on flying saucers from 1957 to 1966. It includes a 1957 memo on the rise in UFO reports after Sputnik, in which the Air Force told the FBI that the recent sightings were nonauthentic. It also holds a Havana report of a disc over Matahambre, Cuba, and inquiries about Robert T. Stone's Inter Continental Aerial Research Foundation and a Torrington, Connecticut sighting. Hoover's replies state that UFOs were never within FBI jurisdiction.

  • p. 26 ---- ---- TO Z RECTOR, FBI DATE: January 30 , 1958 a 'LWc,KANSAS CITY (62-7386) SUBJECT~.. BERT…
  • p. 74 _ • • ..._... ' l - Belmont 1 - Donahoe SAC, fhoenix 1 - f11Effber 16 • 19~ Director, FBI ~ (f;/ REC- 37 & 2…
  • p. 75 …The only identifiable data in our files on Bender is a letter he wrote on 10…
  • p. 95 …ce emoran um • UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Director, FBI DATE: May· 5, 1959 SAC, Seattle (62- 1729…
  • p. 108 …He furnished both of those pictures to the FBI .
  • p. 130 …PERSONS The Assistant to the President Bureau files reflect SAC, Detroit, 3/9/IO, advised of…
  • p. 148 • •. f UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION fo Reply, Please Refer to File…
  • p. 152 • •UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION In Reply, Please Refer w File No…
  • p. 164 …0 12-13- 56) I I I I I FBI I I Date: 5/ 20/ 60…
  • p. 175 …Bureau files contain nothing identifiable with Mr. Zigler. On the basis of information furnished by him…
  • p. 179 …DIR.ECTOR, FBI (62-83894) DATE: 10/ 1+/61 PROM~ SAC, CINCINNATI (100-11671) ,,,f~ vilian…
  • p. 204 …He instructed me to advise you that the confidential nature of our files will preclude compl…
  • p. 206 …directed to the FBI Office, Norfolk, Virginia. ✓ .30 There is also in file a copy of…
  • p. 207 …CASTLES that files in her possession reflect that LARRY WILLIAM BRYANT, who was born, 2/23…
  • p. 209 …SAC, Norfolk ~ C'") t.rFrom: ~ctor, FBI ~ "'tt ....,7 ? "-, Ct:) $ ~LARRY \\·. ~YANT NEWPORT NEWS, YlB~ ., ;: ~ -1…
  • p. 239 …the files. '" Bryant also states that SA Castles volunteered the following: "If the FBI has any…
  • p. 241 …be made a matter of record in FBI files. Bryant was subsequently advised by in-absence…
  • p. 247 …memorandum for the files." Mr. Castles volunteered the followings "If the FBI has any such data…
  • p. 250 …It bas been the FBI's long-standing policy not to conduct invea.tigatlons regarding information…
  • p. 252 …According to the AP , it was stated that the FBI was investi gating this sighting . Would…
  • p. 259 …assistance to you, the files of the FBI must be malntained as ccrfJii ■IIIJ a •ordance…
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RE: UNIDENTIFIED !'LYING OBJECTS,
INWSTmATIVR SOCIETY;
GEOBlE W. VAN TASSEL
ruined, not because of .,ny rear that would be engendered
in the public. He said this 1s due to the number of scien
tific d1scover1ee already made and that Will be made wn1oh
are labor aaving and or almost permanency so that replacements
would not be needed.
In summation, VAN TASSEL' S speech was on these
(1) Space people related to occurrences 1n
Bible.
(2) Atom Bomb detrimental to earth and universe .
(3) Bconomy is poor and would collapse under
... ,., ideas brought by apace people.
Tiiroughout hie lecture, VAN 'l'ASSBL mentioned only
the u. S. econom;y and Government and the u. s. Air Poree. He
did refer to the human race numerous times but al l reterencee
to Government and economy could only be taken as meaning the
u. s. Cne question put to him waa whether sightings had been
made in .Ruaa1a or China. He anawered this by saying a1gh.t1ng11
had been reported all over the world, but then •~c1t1cally
mentioned only the U. s. , Australia, Ne• zealand, and Hew
Guinea .
He also mentioned that he waa not advocating or
asking tor any action on the part of the audience becauae he
ea1d evll haa a way or destroying 1t•elt. He did aay that
he telt that the audience, of about 250 persona, were the
o~ intelligent ~opl e in Denver and he knew they had not
come out or curioeity but because they wanted to do the right
th.1.ng . He aaid that they were above the average 1n :intelligence
and when the critical time came, the world would need people
such as thia to thirik and guide .
An application blank waa distr~buted at the meeting
tor membership in the Denver society or this orgL~izat1on.
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