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This FAA file, released through the National Archives and The Black Vault, collects 1987 newspaper clippings about Japan Air Lines Flight 1628. Capt. Kenju Terauchi reported that lights and a huge walnut-shaped object followed his 747 cargo jet over Alaska on November 17, 1986. The articles quote FAA spokesman Paul Steucke saying the radar returns were a split image and military clutter, and report Philip Klass's explanation that Terauchi saw Jupiter and Mars. Terauchi's second sighting in January was attributed to village lights reflecting off ice crystals.
JANUARY 26,1987 weekly VOL 27. NO. 4 . Shiriey MacLalne, OutonaUmb: Hollo, everybody out there! QQ Long-forgotten Calder toy: PiQ Ithada glintInits eye OO Rose Kennedy: Making a mar riage of disappointments worfc ON THE COVER 44 Young Prince Edward's sudden and surprising exit from the rigorous life of the Royal Marines has all Britain wondering: Is he soft or courageous? Is his old man, Prince Philip, a bully or a defender of proud, healthy tradition? After all, military service didn't seem to hurt the Princes Charles and Andrew. Still, it may just be time to rethink those centuries-old rules of royalty Cover photograph by TimGraham/ Sygma Insets, left to right;NewspixInternational, ©Lionel Cherruauit, Robin Nunn, Photographers Intemational MAIL 4 PiCKS&PANS13 TAKE ONE 27 STAR TRACKS 101 CHATTER 104 pfOPiS WEEKLY (ISSN (X)93-76T3) is published wecuy. except tvnoissues comljiea none at year- end and occasional special issues. SS8.S0 per year U.S. and $91peryearCanadaonlybyTimelnc. TimeInc.prncipal ollico:Time&LifeBuilding. RocMfellerCMsr,New YoKNew York 10020- I'yan M 1 i, Rriii Treasurer; VADiamUQutUnaa Smetary. Second- class postage paid at New Yoi1(.N.Y.andaiaddi tional maibngolfces. Authorized as second-class maJby the Post Olfics Oept, Ottawa,Canada and forpaymentof postage inca^ POSTMASTEFt Send adOess changes lo people WEEKLY. Time &IjIseuM&ig. 541N. FairbarAs CcLSt Chicago. 11150611-3333. © 1987 Time Inc.Allnghts reserved. ReEroduction In whole or inpan wilhoul wntten permission is pro hibited. i^cru WEEKLY is a register trademark ol Timeincoiiporalod A A A UP FRONT 28 • Playing her divers selves in Out on a Limb, ABC's mlniserles version of her psychic autobiography, Shirley MacLalne focuses attention on such New Age astral travel agents as JZ Knight, Chris GriscoiTi and Ruth Norman, and on such past believers as Thomas Edison, George Patton and Henry Ford • The sirens were still echoing when disaster lawyer John Coale arrived at the scene of the Dupont Plaza holocaust- MAIN STREET 43 Being a kid can be a tankless job, but not for 6-year-old Richie Alegre DISCOVERT 53 One look at a wooden duck told Mary Mace that she'd found a stash of toys made by the late sculptor Alexander Caider BONUSBOOK .54 In an excerpt from the new book The Fitzgeralds and. the Kennedys, by Doris Keams Goodwin, arrogant, ambitious Joe Kennedy wins a Boston mayor's daughter, Rose Fitzgerald, and risks losing her through his womanizing ways JOCKS 68 Giants' linebacker Harry Carson, a veteran of too many lean years, prepares for splashdown at Super - Bowl XXI PARTY 72 Hollywood In all its hoary glory turns out to fete Sophia Loren and Kirk Douglas CONTROVERSY 74 Veteran airline pilot Kenju Terauchl says that he encountered a UFO in U.S. airspace KIN 80 Roberts Coles ill, great- grandson (times 5) of Thomas Jefferson, wraps himself in the ancestral mantle SCENE83 After triumphing over alcoholism, a band of Shuswap Indians in British Columbiaspreads tl|e message to other tribes VOICES 87 Ninety-nine-year-old Frances Steloff's Gotham Book Mart made its mark as a sanctuarV for books and their authors STYLE95 Flamboyant Frenchman Philippe Starck has Paris in a tizzy with his far-out Interior designs ARTS 102 Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bniggen launch a buoyant sculpture that Is half knife and half boat
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