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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
-----.....,........-------------~-------------~...,..,.,.--~~ ---- ~-~- ··· .. •DE 65-2677 She goes on to say that LAUGHEAD, in his enthusiasm, used bad judgement and allowed his ego to be appealed to by what he felt were authentic messages. She ended her letter "The editors who refuse to fairly differentiate between the LAUGHEAD's 'grievious human error' and the physical research that is being done by civilians every- 't'ihere deserve a like fate." On December 27, 1954, Informant T-3, a law enforcement officer who is familiar with the DFSC, advised that RANDALL COX, one of the club officers, had said he was working "in conjunction ~ith the FBI" and that COX was to go to Washington, U Co for a conference. He reportedly was to bring with him one JOHN Ce HOFFMAN, another club officer. On January 11, 1955~ COX, who is a partner in a used car business at 17177 Livernois, Detroit, advised SA PAUL Mo W. STERNER and the reporting Agent that he had made no statement that he was working with or had any connection with the FBio He felt some such allegation could have resulted from questions asked during flying saucer meetings as to whether information had been furnished the FBI or other Government agencye COX said the club would be willing to cooperate with anyone at any timeo COX said that he and HOFFMAN were going to Washington, Do C. to present their information "to the Pentagon" and they hoped to see "someone in Air Force Intelligence" o He said they hoped to take with them one or two who had actually seen flying saucerso If no one who had seen them would go, then they hoped to produce affidavits from sighters of saucerse COX explained their. purpose in going to Washington as being to furnish wha~· . information they have on flying saucers, including affidavits and possibly photographs as well as to obtain what information they could on saucers from the Government. COX said he knew of no information they had which might effect the national defense or internal security of the United ~tates. He claimed that one JOHN FRY, a technician now assigned to'Sandia, New Mexico Air Force Base has actually flown in a saucer from Sandia Base to New York ity, the round trip lasting only 30 min~teso COX said FRY was to c orne to_· Detroit in the future to speak. COX claims saucer club~have actually received messages from outer space and although .says he~d.oes · not - 12 -
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