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This is a White House email release covering February 1998 to August 2000. It is a set of Exchange mail records with attachments. One item is the President's February 19, 1998 remarks to a DNC dinner in West Orange, New Jersey, which includes a joke that young people think seeing a UFO is more likely than drawing Social Security. Other items are a joke 'Redneck Driver's License Application', an AP story about Chilca, Peru, where locals credit UFOs for the mud's powers, a Blair Witch Project article, and a Baltimore Sun article forwarded by the White House Situation Room about UFO FOIA requests to the NSA.
36FD010E.FIN Page 1 of 3 Exchange Mail DATE-TIME 3/4/99 4:02:20 PM FROM CLASSIFICATION SUBJECT TO CARBON COPY TEXTBODY Peruvians wallow in 'miraculous' mud allegedly touched by aliens< http://classified/email/data_source/exchange/non-record/cd037/marl999/36fd010e.html 1/5/2010 Marsh, Thomas S UNCLASSIFIED A lot of ailing Peruvians are turning up in Chilca, a dusty, desert town on the Pacific coast 40 miles southeast of Lima. They come to wallow in the mud of three small ponds thought to have healing powers. But there's a twist to these mud baths locals claim their purported miraculous powers are brought by alien space ships. One Hose, a bit of dirt = MONEY [UNCLASSIFIED] Campanella, Anthony Sanborn, Daniel R. K. Kaplan, Dean M. Starks, Tali T. Hasman, Thomas M. "Lots of people claim to have seen UFOs and strange lights in the night sky over Chilca. People here believe in UFOs," Mayor Numa Rueda says. Visitors to Chilca are greeted by a sign proclaiming CHILCA, Peru (AP) Marco and Erudita Alva plunge into a pond called "The Twin Maker" and begin slopping on ink-black mud from head to toe. They're trying to solve their fertility problem. Over at the "The Miracle Maker" pond, Zoila Bejar rubs slick mud reeking of sulfur all over her body in hopes it will ease chronic back pain.
Official release, from the nara collection. The PDF is mirrored here; the original link is above. 28 pages are in the text index: search them above, or from the library's search.