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George Adamski FBI file

Internet Archive (Paul Galante) · 2018-04-22 · 286 pages · text from the file's own layer

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.

  • p. 53 …The Rambo women, I have never met, she was the first cont~t over the phone…
  • p. 60 …about it and he said she should never predict any further than 30 days ahead and…
  • p. 74 …desir_e the change., ~ Je never go back t.o the . former lear .. · .That is the…
  • p. 78 …VB been to earth, but have never been natives of your earth. Yes, ".Je are born…
  • p. 81 …Some have a native kinship 'Nhile o.thers--Sara and Justine--have never lived on Earth…
  • p. 86 …talac is discord in any frequency~ The ethics of the Losolo is never violated by the…
  • p. 89 …his .way to \v,ork; · "I'll: never lino\y' why 1 di, · •t new glasses…
  • p. 90 …He· tells you h~w he never ' believed in flying saucers until that morning of Sept…
  • p. 120 …Maday in this program his name would never be associated by me with th~ Saucer Deal…
  • p. 134 …said there has never been any organized attempt to obtain members for the club or any…
  • p. 165 …The informant said there has never been any accounting for any monies received from this publication…
  • p. 192 …He reports his inf6rmatibn strictly due to loyalty and has never asked or intimated a desire…
  • p. 195 …He said that as far as he ~as concerned, up to this time there had never…
  • p. 219 …While he receivedf his law degree he never practiced law but used ( ) Glos ludowy ( ) Michigan Editor…
  • p. 232 …TOTZK.AY and l'OOHES stat~d - they htid never·: _heard anyone 'advo.cate the violent…
  • p. 280 …that bel ~.When the picture finally might never see his picture, found its way to the…
•; THE STUDY GROUP ON II~TERPLANETARY RELATIONSHIPS
~.,:-t.,..., _ i'_..._,~----. )- •- ·~~J-... • .-"' •)'..,""~s of the
Detroit Fl;>dng Soucez- Club and. f''G::.~"!l10r Vi.ce.-·Pr~sicent, has been
glving full time to snuce1~ wo.::>.k f o::>. cv o.. job
since b.eing relieved of her TV shew last SE.:pt~mLer., She is the
head of' a household "llvi th two teen-age boys a!ld has bills to pay,
too. The St.udy Group is p:.eased to anr..ou.. j_ce ·t:'lat she has accP-p-
ted the job of' being C:b..a:i':r"r.tan and full-time worker and ha.s ag..:..·eea
to accept 40 pe:-:-cent of the profits of the lectures in return for
her serviceso.come what may!
SECOND: Feeling that the natu:-:-e of' this work is in line with
Di -v·ine Lawa.v "W8 of' ch0 St;udy G'Y'CUp w5.11 set o..side one tenth of all
pro:f:J.. t.s to help ccnduet: t:his wo:r·kJ' such as making avo.ilabJ.e free
parr.p.h7.ets on Saucer lnf'o:r.>ma1:ion and Rcsea:r0h to the people ... trnns-
portnticn cos i:;s made by :L.""ldi viduals to investigate lext·ll!'e.rs 1 etc f)
TI:IRD: It takes o. g:reot deal .o:f mcney in advance to promote a lee ...
tu.re; postage, and printing~ hall(De·i;roit Insti"t;u"te of' Arts is
~~175-QOO pe:r' nightl) tl.. ['.nspo~.·tation in advance f'or the l0ci~ure1.. he.JDe
and bu.c-k home, newspaper ads, etce Of:t"ice eqaipment is need ed t o
handle such large quantiti0s of mailing.~~ tapes are costly, et0,.
We hope to build up a Genel'al Treasm:•y ·t;o have on tap for such lay-
outs, sot that NO individual need advance lt out of' HIS poakeb..,..,a s
has been done in the pas·t;»., taking a chance with financial 1csscs.
SOURCE OF REVENUE: 1) TICKET SALES TO LECTURES; Now that we have a
larger mailing list than before the Adamski Private Lecture, we c an
aff'o.rd even an unadYer•t"&sed, closed ler.;ture flo:r neare:r· a.·veJ.•age ad-
mittance pri~es.,. However_. we will t.ry to keep the public admit'La nee
fee at ~hi>OO plus tax( tax is necces aa::,'y Yi.h0never lec·~ure is adver-
tised and tj.ckets printed and so:r..d, otherwise it can be consiti0:r.>e d
an assessment of membership)~ pJ.us ten cents to ticket agen.ci~Ss
whenever the project is SO BIG that it has to ba handled this wayo
~~enever there are meeting without a lectu-
rer, we will try to have aQ~ittance on a congribution basis~.but,
wherever lectures are concerned- with the public and :financial ob·~
l5.gotions to a lecturer are 5nvolved_, we must revert to set ad-
m~.ssions.
2)a ·Book, picture, tape-rental sales will also add to the Gen~
T:cea s.u:..~y.
~., ___ _ 3) Q ~ve_ chee;r-_fully accept z~nr cont;:ib_:t:ttions to help carry on this
· worE;· as- - w~JJ.--;;o:ror~l]?'~~~~.~l:rel:'-e- J:s-· a~meeting-held 1 -the - rocms - o.n d · - -
postal not~ces must oe pa~: d f'o:r<>

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