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This Internet Archive upload by Paul Galante reproduces the FBI's 2017 FOIA release to John Greenewald Jr. of The Black Vault about George Adamski. The release contains 281 previously processed pages. It includes 1954 Detroit field office memoranda on the Flying Saucer Club of Detroit, on informants who worried that its anti-hydrogen-bomb messages were political propaganda, and on a July 1954 meeting presided over by Adamski. Later items cover Joseph Perry's 1960 Grand Blanc saucer photograph, which was passed to the Air Force, and a 1960 Detroit sighting report.
“Dorothy Martin”13 pages
I At Tuesday, Dec. 21, 1954 DETROIT FREE PRESS Chicago Lost, ·Doctor Insists CHICAGO - (U.P.) - Dr. Charles Laughead, who pre- dicts the en dof the world by 1955, said Monday a last- minute check with informants in outer space has "confirmed" that tidal waves and earth- quakes'will engulf Chicago and the Midwest Tuesday. Dec. 21 is the day Laughead ex'pects massive upheavals :iri the Central United States; and perhaps on the East and West coasts. The CJticago Vi'eatller Bureau was unimpressed, i s sui n g routine, hum-drum forecasts of cloudy and chilly weather Tuesday. I A forecaster said no tidal waves were expected, but that "we don't have any friends in outer space." Chicagoans generally also appeared unaware of impend- ing doom as they went abo.nt their Ch1istmas shopping. LAUGHEA.D, 44: ·year· old physician who lost a $10,000- year job at the Michigan State College Hospital for his pre- dictions, said he had "no de- tails" on. exactly what time or where the upheavals would take place. But he assumes the tidal wave will be on Lake Michi· gan since there is no other large body of water near Chi- cago. The Windy City is supposed to catch the brunt -of destruc- tion, whiqh Laugllead sees as the forerwmer to the complete wreclta,ge of the world next year. ~. He has credited the predic-~ tions to Mrs. Dorothy Martin, 53, who says she is in comuni- cation with "connoiters" in i· outer space who can foretell 1 the future. ' Laughead said Mrs. Martin i made the 11th-hour check with the connoiters and learned there has been no change in plans for Tuesday. * ... :;: THE TALL;· ascetic-looking phisician emphatica1ly refused to reveal his personal plans for meeting disaster-whether he will remain in the city or talte to 'the hills. Earlier, Laughead had voiced the possibility that the con- noiters, who he believes man· the flying saucers, might come to earth and rescue some sur- 1 vivors in their disks, If this should !tappen, the space men were guaranteed gan. ~ , safe conduct from the "owner" '·of all outer space, Chicago ad- vertising man James T. 1\lan- I Mangan has an official de~td ~- to outer space and calls his / <"'w ) (, 1/ u~, 1 domain "Celestia." 0._. ' · :· _, l"" j "If they're on a ofriendly -~ : rescue mission, I'm all for - ~em," Mangan said. "~~ . ·.Z.\NOE~EO-:--:•·-=:; for friendship, espec~~\I~EPiftC IE0 _··;.:?~ f\\.i.D •.: . .:: ••••.• _this Christmas season \'5!.~.\A .rz.Jot~(7" 1955 f\3\~Dt\'RO\T.. • ----- I I \ \- ' ... "--" 1--·-··
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