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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. 67 …In April of this year l\1rs. Dorothy IVIartin of Oak :Park, Illinois was . doodling at…
  • p. 69 …light. --Sara Recorded 7/30/54 ·By Dorothy Martin The ti.me is ready, for the…
  • p. 71 …This is as it shall be~~l Told to Dorothy Martin by Sananda on August 27…
  • p. 77 …of The Age of Dark~es~·: . '· By Dorothy Martin The Ecirlings ,·~ ', .. Ue Sent the First People…
  • p. 78 …you least think of it. ,. · ·., --Sara Record~d 5/14/54 By Dorothy Martin This is…
  • p. 79 …unrevta:tded~ . · · · · --Sara Recorded 5/20/54 ·The Cosmic Cycle of Time' By Dorothy Martin SAR…
  • p. 80 …Creator --Sara Recorded 5/27/54 By Dorothy Martin SARA: This is. to say that 't…
  • p. 82 …Cree.tor --Sara Recorded 6/21/54 By Dorothy Martin SEh..i1.1: The guests are…
  • p. 83 …IrrJaediately --Sara Recorded 6/23/54 By ..Dorothy Martin SARA: . This is tQ say that we…
  • p. 112 …Dorothy Martin, 53, who says she is in comuni- cation with "connoiters" in i· outer space…
  • p. 113 …Park home :chfistmas Eve.- when i /Dorothy Martin· had agreed to Mrs. ·Martin. had predicted flying…
  • p. 137 …DOROTHY MARTIN, Oak Park, Illinois receives the mess~ges mostly as lessons for £lying saucer clubs…
  • p. 139 …DOROTHY MARTIN, a 53 · year old grandmother from Oak Park, Illinois. The December 21, 1954, Detroit…
HOW TO HELP S~RE~~ IE: SJIUCER WORD Iby
THE STUDY GROUP . ON INTFRPL!NFTJ'P..V REI.t,'·.TIONSHIPS
The Study Group feels the first step in helping to spre~d the word is
for each individual to wrmt to tr-:kc the initill thE. people r·nd discuss
h:ving ~ series of meetings, perh-:.ps just to tr· lk the first time, or to
hc.ve ~ tc:.po. Docd.de on vrhen· to h-:ve them meet in your homo •• or if your
horne isntt big enough, c~il upon some bf the pecple on the list rnd
r.sk thorn to co-host ·with you, furnishihg their home •• r.nd you the
ini tirtti vo.
Chock with Sylvi ~ Hob.~rt, KE 4-3280, to reserve t:·pc rnd recorder.
~~r ke r'.rr.:- ngements to pick thorn up.
Send penny postr;l cr·.rds to ;-11, [!fter deciding on clr.te.
If you hdvcnce,
from your people tho night you meet •• f'nd collect from thorn in :-dvf'.nce,
:J!'5.00 for the next tr.pe •• you \'Till assure their r.ttcndrnce thrt Wr'Y nhen
they h"1ve r.lref'.dy contributedJ DONTT be discnurr-ged if more thrn Jt.~LF
your list of n.-:mes turns out to be duds •• it is surprising how fe.w
people go beyond the sens .~tionr · l pr:rt of the sr·ucers. ,.r·nd :rcmtt inter-
ested in seriously studying them.
App:'mphlet of the Findings of the Study Group is :·vr ilr·blc, free of
cost, from Mrs. Simpson to help :- • ns1~rer ~ny questions trr t might come up
from your study of the trpes. Rhe ''.rill for,~rrrd th~t to you "."lith your
list, if you dontt c.lre~dy b:·ve one.
Plerch. 1'!hile she finds the time too pressing to
come to study group meetings, she will be glr d to try to cmswer .::ny
questions she ct·.n over the phone. f. t::pe is on rcntr.l of her person:- 1
experic:mcos tht·.t !'Till r·nsv:rcr mr:ny of your questions. However, from time
to time, c.s the need for it nrises, :- spcci;· 1 meeting of group lE::r·dcrs
ca.n be held ·with Mrs. M; rxer present to give 'briefings to ler.ders •• rnd
she vrill be in ch:~rgc of our regul~·.r meetings •• t:.nd will keep us up to
dnte r t those times on stion UP. KNOW th~ t .rny ridicule
,. ... __ ,is_~J?ening to the person ridiculir?-g •• n_ot to ~~1.?-~ ..!.for no one c: n dis:-
prove rnything·- t ·oyou· and~t'ho Ridrcule·r will hrve to conic· to r~ccept the
situ::- tion himself, eventu:-.lly, perh'lps the h'"i.rd wc.y. If the person is
not re.:-dy to consider the situn.tion, don tt wL'.ste time nor energy on him
but go Qlong to the next one ·who might b0 hungrily writing for it.
You' 11 find people being moved into your conjunction who r rc ru·dy to be
told r.s time goes onJ'
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