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Ford Press Releases, UFO, 1966 (alternate URL)

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This Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library file holds 1966 press releases on UFOs from House Minority Leader Gerald R. Ford. In a March 28, 1966 letter, Ford asks the House Armed Services and Science and Astronautics Committees to hold hearings, calling the Air Force's swamp gas explanation of the Michigan sightings flippant. In April statements, Ford says the Air Force has agreed to a university study. The file also contains the October 7, 1966 Air Force announcement choosing the University of Colorado, with Dr. Edward U. Condon as director.

  • p. 4 …the House Committees on Armed Services and Science and Astronautics, urging that one committee or the…
  • p. 5 …Science and Astronautics Committee or the Armed Services Committee of the House schedule hearings on the…
  • p. 8 …Miller, Chairman Science and Astronautic• Committee u. s. House of Repreeentatives Washington, D,C. Dear Chairmen…
  • p. 10 …two and Astronautics C member of my staff The present Science pressif\ a vie\ in letters…
  • p. 11 …five years ago on behalf of the House Science and Astronautics Committee. Karth has confirmed in…
  • p. 12 …either the House Armed Services Committee or the House Science and Astronautics Committee. It was as…
CONGRESSMAN
GERALD R. FORD NEWS
RELEASE
R-Michigan, today s
Republican members
and Astronautics, u
Ford
HOUSE REPUBLICAN LEADER
FOR RELEASE TUESDAY, P.M.
MARCH 28, 1966
House M ority Leader Gerald R. Ford,
to the chairmen ng
on Armed Se~v~es and cience
committee or tigate the
the Air F~e explanation t he recent
sightings in Michigan and describes tb.e "swamp gas • version given by
astrophysicist J. Allen Hynek as "flippant."
Ford has received a number of telegrams and letters from individuals
anxious to see a congressional investigation of UFO's.

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