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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.
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A .. • •. , . •atated in ettect, 8 We oall1ng all ke7 a.net re•ponaible people on th1a .atter", arter the caller had eatabl1ahed that he waa apeaking tfith Mt'. Str1ngtte14, which call •• placed to Mr. Stritigt1eld •a place ot e~loyment, mentioned above, telephone OA l-5100. The caller would not identify h1maelt, and in the phone oall alerted Rr . Stringfield to expeot,"the blgget tlury or un14ent1t1ed tlylng ob4ecta eightinsa ae reault ot Ru•a1an nuclear exploalona in the one hun4red •saton range" . IC'. Stringfield adv1aed that the caller ■aid to be prepared )hen con1'ua1on begins reault1ng from these •ightinga. ffie: c&lltt-r Nlated that the•• aightinga would be aeen between c81'ta1n datea, l\nd that to the beat ot Mt'. Stringt1eld' s i-eoollect1on, the caller •tated,.lbrk theae date, October 15 to October 19, d~ing 11h1oh will be the greateat incident 1n u,o (t7n1dent1t1ed Jlpng Objeota) activity over the "ara". ,\coOl"ding to Ml-. StrJ..nstield., tha caller remarked turther, 11 1•11 remain 1n touch with ¥OU, and will call back atter the n1net&onth". Jlt- . Str1ngt1eld adv1Md that the caller retuaed to identU7 h1JU•lt• and according to Mr. Str.1ngt1eld aee•d to speak intelligently in the meeaage he had to relate to Mr. Strtng.f'1eld. Mr. Str1n~1eld adv11ed that he•• oonoerned about th11 telephone call ln that 1t there wre an7 truth Jn the •tt•r• &D4 1t auoh •1&ht 1np ahould oocur,. that it 11&7 oau.. panic among the populoua :ln th1e oountn, and that turtber,that the call.er aeemed to apeak ve'l:7 seriously, and there waa no ind1oat1on 1n the caller•• voice or ••PS• to ,lnd1cate that it ,raa a Joke or a prar;,k. • _.. 8tr1.ngf1eld adviaed that it 1a not unusual that he receives telephone calla concerntns un1dent1t1ed obJecta., 1n&ansuoh aa he~ str1ngt1eld~ 1s authorized to repOl't a1ght1ns• ot un1dent1t1ed obJeota to the headqUIU"tera, Air Deten19 Collillland, at Columbus, Ohio. He atated further that it t• not unusual that he aight receive auoh a call 1naam\ioh a■ he 1e p uo11c:1 y known aa a peraon .tio 1• lntereated 1n matters relating to un1dent1t1ed tl71ng obJect, . llltt . stringt'ield aclYiaed that he 1a an a4v1■or to the Naticmal In'fGatuat1on1 Committee on aerial phenomena, tlh1ch commlttee 1a located on Connectiout
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