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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. 43 …I j " This cooperation between the government and it_s citizenry would clear the atmosphere of…
  • p. 129 …One club director claims they will cooperate with anyone on flying saucer information and two of…
  • p. 140 …said the club would be willing to cooperate with anyone at any timeo COX said that…
  • p. 164 …1955~ in the Saginaw Auditorium 1!n cooperation with the Saucer Sentinel., DAVID OPPERMAN~. Sentinel editor…
  • p. 169 …She estimatem some 24 kids, through their cooperative parents are ready to start in school soo…
  • p. 177 …GrolJ.p, therefores- requires ONLY that one cooperate wi"f;h and support its Purpose and…
  • p. 194 …Thank you for your cooperation, ;::>incerely, /~~- acf~#~~, GAJ,lca George Adamski ' b6 b7C b7D J ', I ,. '
  • p. 225 …August 21, 1952 PROM 'i' COOPER ( 62-0) _p. ~~~~~cL~wtSUBJECT: INFORMANT On August, 1.5…
  • p. 234 …U.s., not actuqlly united, organizationally, but cooperative with each other to the extent that information…
  • p. 280 …call Keyhoe and find out wha~ was told by a Major Cooper- • he should do know…
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Of course there was other things stated that I couldnt write
down fast enough. I started a new approach, appealing directly to
her. I told her she had sort of become my ideal on this thing and
now that she was resigning from the Sauver Club I would probably
lose all interest. She assured me it was not a good thing to get
to interested in one person. That there would be many other just
as interesting as her. She would still be a member of the Club
and would attend meetings in all probability. And if I cared to
call her for inspiration I should feel free to but she did'nt see
how she could call me. She said she has been overworking and her
Doctor advised her to take it easy. I repeated I did not think I
would remain interested in this thing if she was not there. She
said she was sure I would like the very interesting people, all
group leaders, that I would meet tonight. She said the reason to
organize such groups-as I belong to was to band together the lead-
ers of each of these groups.
She stated at another time that Adamski in California, as far
as she was concerned was her God. Admitting all ~is earthly faults
he was still tops.
I told her I would be at the meeting tonight all ears and if
I looked at her with stars in my eyes she would know how I felt.
I hope I did'nt over do this part. I don't know how this sounds
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