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This is a CSETI Project Starlight comprehensive briefing document, prepared by Steven M. Greer, M.D., director of the Center for the Study of Extraterrestrial Intelligence, and dated April 1997. It contains CSETI position papers arguing that the US government secretly holds extraterrestrial craft and that covert management of the subject threatens national security, along with letters to President Clinton seeking disclosure. It also includes government records, among them an FAA Charlotte Tower re-recording of a December 1977 police helicopter sighting.
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. .) . . 69. To: Blacked out From: Blacked out Date: 29 January 1976 Re: International Congress of Space Medicine Discussion of Propulsion systems of UFOs 70. To: Blacked out From: Domestic Collection Division/ Foreign Intelligence Information Report Date: 29 January 1976 Re: Magnetic Fields and UFO propulsion systems (similar report to #69) 71 . To: Acting Director, Central Intelligence From: Herbert Scoville, Jr. Date: 21 September 1957 -· . Re: UFO report from 20 September 1957 - traveling between Long Island , NY and Buffalo, NY 72. Coast Guard News Date: 8 November 1973 Re: Sighting reports by fisherman near Pascagoula, MS. Observed illuminated object in the water, but could not retrieve, would fail to illumine and/or change direction of motion 73. To: Unspecified From: F. Zigel, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Assistant Professor article from Soviet Life - 1965 Date: 1965 Re: Discussion of several striking and reliable UFO observations with assessment. 74. To: Unknown From: blacked out Date: 10 April 1967 Re: Request for loan of film on UFOs for training. N.B . As with #63, #64 , this request is following "Blue Book" and alleged curtailment of interest in UFOs. 75. To: Contacts/ New York From: blacked out Date: 1967 Re: Handling of request stated in #74. Shows CIA involvement with media and monitoring coverage.
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Official release, from the nara collection. The PDF is mirrored here; the original link is above. 345 pages are in the text index: search them above, or from the library's search.