FBI file: UFO, UFO Part 15

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# elievers Convene

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Fear These Survive

OS ANGELES, Calif. — "urgent problem" of roving communications in the thousands of visitors in outer space who supply are circling the earth afforded solemn defibia here this weekend at special convention of fly-saucer boffs.

mong the nearly 200 deletes was a well-professed erplanetary traveler" ed Standing Horse, an ushman who regularly es mimeographed reports her conversations with a travelers, a man who red to book "groupings" of flying saucers a presidential candidateaigning on the flying w ticket.

we delegate, Marianne

ria, warned that the

lings could mark the be-

ing of some "ominous

ages" for the earth's popu-

nion. But the convention

sirman, Dr. Frank

nges, said the "interplan-

vistors" would turn to

be "angelic creatures

we mission is to help

kind."

IFE SPACE buffs, who robbed in a cavernous estuary called the Blar-Castle, weren't much irate with Thursday's Soomoon landing, but they awed and confused by they reported to be a > increase in flying cris.

delegates were gen- well groomed, artu- men and women who had have blended into any meeting. Many were of organizations whose others spotted and photo- ted "unidentified flying acts" and claimed to main- lealthic communi-

leapathic communication with space travelers.

EARLY ALL agreed that they called the "Flying er movement" was uniting sharp expansion delegates announced were negotiating to purc radio stations to help meet their theories. Serving saucer magazines hundreds of books were sale at the convention.

These people are conflac- oriented," explained Gab- Green, a serious young who served as president the Amalgamated Flying or Clubs of America.

## ing Object

ghted in Illinois

ORMAL, III — WP — Every

persons living on the

e block here said they

an unidentified flying

act last night.

he object had four blink- lightis, red, white, blue green, proceeded north- herly, hovered over a ve of trees, then returned aweslerly. The object men first by the Merle- pson family, then others. v said it, was flat and all.

MINNEAPOLIS TRIBUNE

"They accept spacecraft as a fact of life. Their interest is in contacting spacemen directly or through telepathy."

Green, who regularly runs for president as a "space age candidate," says he cannot practice telepathy but insists he has met specimen on at least six occasions. The last of his visitors, he said, was four feet tall and came from the Alpha Centauri solar system.

A muscular, even-featured young man named Wesley Bateman said he never had met spacemen but that he was in "constant communication with them through telepathy" and offered a program of instruction to other delegates who sought similar contacts. His blonde wife, Jonell, attired in black Leotards, was kept busy signing up "students."

"There is no mystery as to whether the space men are was-ing us - some have already infiltrated our society." said Bateman. "The mystery is why so many are coming. What's going to happen?"

Flying Saucers

## (To the Editor, & C. M. Post)

Bir.—Citizens beware! This is not a drill. If you report what you see, your report will be treated as hallucination. Your honest desire to help solve an aeronautical mystery will be discounted by harassing confrontation by paid investigators who are instructed to suppress the authenticity of their investigation.

The UFO Project research has been operative continuously for more than 20 years. The scope and extent of this project is a carefully guarded subject. During that time it has maintained a continuous status of "Classified Information." The only information released by the U.S. Air Force for publication is periodic reports of a few selected cases of mistaken identity—such as the report to this newspaper on February 1, by Dr Allan Ijrnak: "In Search Of Flying Saucers."

Most, sincere observers no longer report UFO sightings to accepted authority. (Why continue to skip your own face?) For several years actual sightings of spaceships are compiled at Flying Saucer Clubs all over the world Amalgamated Flying Saucer Clubs of America (AFSCA) maintain a comprehensive information department that registers Club activities, and reports from all over the world. Anyone can write to AFSCA, 2004 N Hoover Street, Los Angeles, California 90027, U.S.A. and receive a course, conscientious report about any information he is seeking.

We don't need to search for Flying Saucers—we only need to acknowledge their presence. Actually we are on one of the strangest UFO's in the universe. Our "Friends" who are now investigating us cannot understand our belligerant attitude toward their conscientious effort to contact us.

Neither can I

UFO spotted 5-16-66 PASADENA (AP)—Scores of startled residents called newspapers and police after sighting what they described as blinking, moving lights in the skies over the Sea Gatrial Valley last night.

Officers said some residents saw the lights "travel fast, then slow, then stop." They said some Panama area resident reported the smell of perfume as the lights appeared and moved.

## REPORT SIGHTING OF 'SAUCER'

BONHANNESBURG, South Africa

South Africa police and

justs investigated Thursday

a report that a flying saucer

type object had landed on a

main highway near Pretoria, the

country's administrative capital.

Two patrolling police officers reported seeing the flashing "scooter," about 30 feet in diameter, shortly after midnight. One of them, Kees de Klark, said that the shiny copper-colored object resembled a giant spooning tap.

The two men claimed that they approached the other took all already of great speed with flute snatching out of the mouthside.

Scientists who examined the spot where the officers said that they saw the object are reported to have found that a six-digit wide section of the larred road had been badly burned. Grass on either side of the highway also was reported slightly scorched.

THE BOSTON MIXALB, FRIDAY, SEPT. 17, 1943

These flying squirrel stories are getting more ridiculous every day.

## "Saucer" Is Forgot

Ay PETER A. DVARACKAS

Merald-News Source Writer

Many months will pass before the impact of the strange flying objects which dominated the North Jersey skies this week fades into memory.

Not that the tale of the flying saucer is ever put.

Dr. George White, an electronics expert, and Dr. John Pegaro of Fort Lee will investigate the scene of the unidentified object and then report back to NICAP. Announcement of the impending study was made by Richard Hall, assistant director of NICAP.

The bright white disk that streaked across three counties and hovered periodically over the Wanameque Reserve will provide an ample amount of conversation for weeks so come. Indeed, thousands of eyewitnesses know well the story of that mysterious terrestrial stranger.

Investigators from the National Investigation Committees on Aerial Phenomena (NICAP) may arrive today in Upper Peninsula County from Washington D.C. to probe the UFO sightings.

Police at Wanque, the state's largest water storage basin, continue to maintain a night vigil at the headworks, in Ringwood Avenue and Westbrook Road to spot that weird disk of light which was seen as late on Thursday night making sharp dips and maneuvers over the reservoir.

It was Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. when residents, motorists, municipal officials, and police glanced up at the sky and began the first chapter of an avial

# Pc REPORTS I SAW 6 FLYING SAUCERS... DAILY GEETCH Tuesday, May 17, 1924

POLICE CONSTABLE Donald Cameron made out a report last night and hoped the Chief Constable would believe that he really DID see six flying saucers.

Pc Cameron was at home on sick leave when he looked out a window and saw six glowing objects hovering in the distance. "I thought I was seeing things and called my wife," he said last night. "We watched them for about 30 seconds before they disappeared at speed

The sky watchers were out in force after wide spread publication of the sighting of unidentified flying objects over the reservoir. The elusive thing in

Kingwood Police Lieutenant

Jack O'Hara said "We told

them to move on, but they kept coming back on the other side of the road, so we just had to give a couple of them communications. They had everything, cameras, binoculars, telescopes. I was waiting to see one of them get out with a galerun counter."

mystery which involved

## Police Kept Busy Paterson News Jan.15,1966 Spotters Jam Up-County Roads for UFO Glimpse

KINGWOOD - If the little men from outer space had the up-county police on the run Tuesday, their earthly counterparts caused more trouble Friday night.

Throngs of the curious ringed normally deserted Wanque Reserve in this small hamlet and created what old timers say is the first traffic jam in the history of the borough. The cars parked along Westbrook Road and Route 31.

"They were about a mile away. I could see them clearly even though I was a full day. They were white and glowing.

"Lates . . . But I saw somet-

Do you know who was the question

police of the North radio hook-up in I

The calls came

quen, Ringwood,

Petersen, Tatew

Butler.

"One was bigger than the others with a triangular dome — obviously the mother ship. The others were oval" he added.

Arounded on searching for a

Even the police

founded. They are

eval having it

from their scarcity

As he made out his report at his home in Chiltern-road. St. Helen's Labae. Pe. Cameron said:

The UFO was

at a white and

disk, two feet in

"I suppose I will get some ribbons from the lads, but that is not what we are use to. It's what the Chief Constable thinks

movements of our visitor were Some felt as if it with police, cliffs rough officials by divers almost into al times appear were looking do spectators from a very position high need by making me as if it were only a shellboard

the sky, however had failed to make a return appearance Friday.

Since the sightings, Tuesday, both Wanaque and this borough have been overpopulated with television cameras, newsmen and the servants.

Made Sewers

The UFO then

steps of various in

community: Lake

High School, the I

pit, the overhead b

wood Avenue

disappeared.

Hours later at 2

morning. M re-a-

Wycholl and five

it was spied over

in Wanaque where

of the 1,500 feet

Dam. It was gone.

Police, reporters

denis are the disb

over Wanaque a

both Wednesday

night.

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Experiment

Roberts unborn

"might possibly

government expre-

creation of an an-

chime."

As pet nobody

to know what the

where it came fro

it is a balloon,

from Mars.

But this is not a UFO has been the Wanagoon Son Charles Capen, engineer of the Nor Artic Water Supply said he saw no locked small described in the

Reservoir poit

have seen sun

and bright" two w

Lilly Hill in St

Board Mountain

Road, according

Theodore.

Dean Noll, seek for NJDWSC do that the UFO mig

mysterious about the water supply "bacteria wars".