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This Black Vault compilation gathers records tied to Jimmy Carter and UFOs. It contains NICAP and International UFO Bureau sighting forms, filled out in 1973, on Carter's October 1969 sighting at Leary, Georgia. He described a bright object, bluish then reddish, that about ten Lions Club members watched for 10 to 12 minutes. The file also holds White House, OSTP, NASA and NSC letters and memos from 1977 and 1978. In them, NASA declines to open a new UFO investigation and agrees to handle public inquiries.
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C. HEWES OH EL GARCIA LIC RELATIONS DIRECTOR L CRAWFORD JEOCIATE DIRECTOR # International UFO Bureau, Inc. TOMMY BLANN DEPUTY DIRECTOR KIETHA HEWES GECRETARY-TREASURER In Conjunction With Canadian UFO Report Magazine 9. 24-73 INTERNATIONAL HEADQUARTERS P O. BOX 1281 OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA 73101 IN REPLY REFER TO: UFO September 14, 1973 Honorable Jimmy Carter Governor of Georgia Altanta, GA Dear Governor Carter: For the past 17 years the International UFO Bureau, Inc. has researched the subject of unidentified flying objects, commonly called and known the world over as 'flying saucers'. Needless to say we are deeply interested in the recent sightings in and around Georgia and for this reason have several 'field investigators' in the area at this time. Reports have reached our office that you have observed the objects and I am wondering if you would be kind enought to supply us with the details of your experience? I have enclosed one of our sighting forms and will welcome any additional statements or illustrations that you care to offer. Feel free to ask any questions you may have and if the Bureau can be of service to you or your office feel free to contact us. Until then, I remain... Yours In Research, INTERNATIONAL UFO BUREAU, Inc. Hayden C. Hewes Director IUFOB
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