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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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~ople on th1• matter". tter the calla bad eat&bllehecl
that he waa apeaklna with -tr. Stringtield. wh1ob call
was placed to~. St~1ngf1eld'e place of eJll)lOJ'lllllnt,
mentioned abov•~ telephone OA l-5100. 'l'he caller
would not 1dentlf7 hluelt,. and in the phone call alerted
Mt-. Str1ngt'1eld to expc.?ct,"the bigge t tlury or
un14ent1t1ed tlylng cbl eta a1ght1n_go rieault ot
auaalan nuolear &XPloa1ona ~n the one hum1Nd •pton
ttanp11 • _.. Str1ngtiol4 4v1H4 that tM oaller 1a1d
to be preparecS wen oontuaton beglna roaultlng ti-om
theM •1ght1ns•. !'h.1f caller Nlat-4 that theo atgnt1np
WOl.114 be aeen between cer-ta1n dat••~ an4 that to tM
beat ot NP. St~ingtiel41s Ncollection~ th caller
tated,"Mirk those dates, Ootober 15 to October 19,
dur~ which will be the sr-ateat 1»01aent ln WO
(Un1dentil'1ed fl,-ing ObJ ota) aot1v1t7 over the yean".
Aco0l'd1ng to Mr-. Str1ngt"1eld. the caller remarked
further. "1'11 remain 1n touch wlth you, nd will call
back atter the n1ueteenth".
Ill'. sti-1ngti.eld adv1H4 that ttw 0.11..- Ntu,e4
to 1dent1f7 h1mael1", and acc0l'd1ng to • Str1ngt.1eld
eemed to apeak int 111S1tntlJ 1n the . aaage be had
to relate to NI'. Str1ngt1eld.
Mr. Stringt1e14 adv1ud thELt he was oonoerne4
out thl• telephone call 1D that u . there wen &n7 truth
.ln the matter, and 1t euch alght1np ahould ooour, that
it 51' oauae panic aaaong the populou 1n thia country,
and that turtber,that the caller •ee to apeak Vftr7
seriou117. and thel9 •• ao lnclioation 1n the oallv•a
voice or ••nge to i.nd1~t• that it waa Joke or a
prank.
Ml-. Str.tngt'J.eld a4Y1Md that 1t 1a not unuaual
that he reoelvee telephone calla ooncomlng tm1dent1t1ed
obJeot1, 1n amuoh aa h, Stztingtield, ta uth0l'1ee4 to
repCll't •tshtlnga ot un1dent1t1ed obJects to the
headquartera.. All' Deten• CC"-nd• at COlUd>ua, Ohio.
Be atated turither that 1t la not unusual that he 111ght
Neel•• auob a call tna1much •• he la p u bl 111 c U, known
• • peracm llbo 11 tntereated lt> •tte.ra relating to
un1deatit1e4 tl#na Oblecta.
Mr-. Stringfield ad'Yilect that be 111 an adviaor
to the National InveatJ.gationa COfDm1tt eon aerJ.al
phenomena • lduch comJ.tte ia located on Connect1out

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