Documents / FOIA release
This part of an FBI file holds a July 1967 letter sent to Director J. Edgar Hoover by a reporter for UFO Contact, the journal of the International Get Acquainted Program (IGAP), along with a copy of the magazine, dedicated to George Adamski. The magazine includes an editorial praising Adamski, an open letter to Queen Juliana of the Netherlands, and Ronald Caswell's account of contactee Fred Steckling's European lecture tour and his film of a UFO formation. The file also contains AFSCA newsletter items and an advertisement for AFSCA's 1966 Reno convention.
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Office of the Director Federal Bureau of Investigation United States Dept. of Justice Washington,D.C.20535 ## Sir: For the past twenty years the United States has been having an increase in the problem of the U.F.O. or lying saucers and nothing is being done about it, as it should be. The Air Force has maintained that the sightings have been gas,light,weather,etc. but by talking to some of the people that have seen U.F.O.'s I'm wondering if the Air Force isn't lying. I'm not the only one wondering this, for the people that I have talked to say that after the Michigan sightings and the others they would not report it to the Air Force if they did see a U.F.O. Reports say that even F.B.I. Agents have seen U.F.O.'s and this has been denied by the Air Force. The report recently about the police officer in Ohio or Penn. having serious family trouble as well as being ridiculed by people because of his sighting, along with a fellow police officer, of a U.F.O. I soe by this that the faith in our Air Force is beginning Applica line and if this is so then we may be putting our selves in the terrible position, as did Kazi Germany in the 1930's. I wish to know if any U.F.U's agents have seen NOCT 20 196 53 0CT 28 1956
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FOIA release, from the fbi-vault collection. The PDF is mirrored here; the original link is under it. The text was read from the page images by an OCR model; expect the odd misread word. 77 pages are in the text index: search them above, or from the library's search.