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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.
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DE 65-2677 T-1~ who bas furnished reliable information in the past 9 and who is well acquainted with the activities of' the DFSC 9 advised that this club was sponsoring an adventure film and speech by JOHN D. CRAIG on February 18, 1955~ at the l-lasomc· Temple 9 Detroi tj) Michigan. The film is entitled nAtoms and Atollso" Informant stated that many people connected with the DFSC objecteq to sponsorship of this movie and talk inasmuch as it had nothing to do with flying sa:uc~rso - The February 23, 1955, issue of "The Detroi'J; Times". Final Red Line Edition, page 21, column 5, contains an article stating that ~ccording to Dr. WALTER R. DORNBERGER, missile specialist f'o~ B~ll Aircraft Corporation of' Buffalo and a developer of the G&r.man V-2 Rocket, stated that ninety- two percent of the flying · saucers are nothing more than meteorological condit:T,onso DO~NBERGER stated "If' saucers were real they would cause shock waves but no such waves have been recordedo" · The Feb+"Ua.ry 23, 1955~ issue of "The Detroit .Free Press 9 11 another daily Detroit newspaper, in its Metro Fi:na1 Edi tion 9 page 38., columns 7 anq 8, contained similar comments regarding Dro DORNBERGER, who a~dr~ssed the ,/·1 Engineering So~iety of' Detro~t. On March 5; 1955, T-1 advised that he ·is ot the op~~on · there is nothing of a subver~ive nature connected with the DFSCo T-1 st1:1ted that some of' 'fjhe programs put on under the sponsorship pf the DFSC have actually been ideas ·of HENRY MADAY, its Presi~ent, possibly for one or two reasons or ·both; The first is·to gain prestige for MADAY and the second to obtain moneyo Thit:l informant advised that there is dissen- sion and squ~bbling between the officers of the DFSC. T-1 stated.. that LA'Q'RA MARJQ5R, Vice President of the Club~ who was considered inactive, w~s showing a movie in adjacent cities to the Detroit area but that this was not successful.( . T-1 stated that JOHN HOFFMAN, another office:tt- . . was dissatisfied over MAPAY and his sche~es as well as over moneyo Informant stat~d that a group leader in the club~ one ED ANDREWS9 had accused HOFFMAN of not allowing the books to be shown at one of their business meetings. - 2-
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