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Symposium on unidentified flying objects: hearings before the Committee on Science and Astronautics, U.S. House of Representatives, Ninetieth Congress, second session, July 29, 1968.

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This is the printed record of a July 29, 1968 symposium on unidentified flying objects held by the Committee on Science and Astronautics of the U.S. House of Representatives, chaired by Rep. J. Edward Roush. The committee heard statements from six scientists: J. Allen Hynek, James E. McDonald, Carl Sagan, Robert L. Hall, James A. Harder and Robert M. L. Baker. It also printed papers from Donald Menzel, Stanton Friedman, Frank Salisbury and others. Hynek argued that puzzling UFO reports from competent witnesses deserve serious scientific study.

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  • p. 46 …important sighting near Exeter, N.H., is Fuller's Incident at Exeter (Ref. 12). Having checked…
  • p. 90 …Center, Inc., P. 0. Box 57. 12. Fuller, J. G., 1966: Incident at Emeter, New York…
  • p. 138 …such as the excellent ones given by Fuller (1966)), is that I have been unable to…
  • p. 150 …7) Fuller, J, G. (1966) Incident at Exeter Putnam, New York. 8) Glover, K. M. , Hardy…
  • p. 231 …profess to be seeking the truth (cf., Fuller, 1966, pp. 211-220; Weitzel, 1967). It is…
  • p. 233 …used in criminal cases) designed to take fuller advantage of the witnesses' usually untapped but vastly…
  • p. 240 …Lyle Stuart, 1966, (Also Bantam paperback S3378). Fuller, J. G. Incident at Exeter. New York: G…
  • p. 250 …He has assembled his results into book form (Fuller, 1966), and a preliminary account was published…
  • p. 251 …British Book Centre, New York. 232 pp. Fuller, John G. 1966. Incident at Exeter. Putnam & Sons…
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APPENDIX
1
July
1968
BIBLIOGRAPHY
OF
ROBERT
M.
L.
BAKER,
JR.
00001
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of
Churm's
Objects"
(with
M.
W.
Corn,
G.
L.
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and
Silvia
Rachman), Minor
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1100,
July
15,
1954.
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Thrust
Angle
Program
for
Transit
Between
Space
Points,"
Douglas
Aircraft
Company
Report
SM19180,
July
1,
1955.
00003
"Keplerian
Missile
Trajectories Modified
by
Initial
Thrust
and
Aerodynamic
Drag,"
Douglas
Aircraft
Company
Report
SM-19234,
August
1,
1955.
00004
"Approximation
to
Missile Trajectories
on
a
Rotating
Earth," Douglas
Aircraft
Company
Report
SM-19235,
May
7,
1956.
00005
"Satellite
Librations"
(with
W.
B.
Klemperer),
Astronautica
ACTA,
III,
"Ease.
1,
16-27, 1957.
00006
"Units and
Constants for Geocentric Orbits"
(with
Samuel
Herrick and
C.
G.
Hilton),
American
Rocket
Society
Reprint
No.
497-57; Proceedings
of
the
8th International
Astronautical
Congress,
Barcelona, 1957, 197-235.
00007
"Orbits"
(with
Samuel
Herrick)
Aviation
Age,
March
1958, 70-77,
Vol.
28, #9.
00008
"Transitional
Correction
to
the
Drag
of
a
Sphere
in
Free
Molecule
Flow"
(with
A. F.
Charwat),
The
Physics
of
Fluids,
1,
No.
2, 1958, 73-81.
00009
"Drag
Interactions
of Meteorites
with the
Earth's
Atmosphere,"
disserta-
tion
submitted
in
partial fulfillment
of
the
degree
of
PhD
at
UCLA,
May,
1958,
xii
+
183
pp.
00010 "Passive
Stability
of
a
Satellite
Vehicle,"
Navigation,
6,
No.
1,
Spring
1958,
64-5.
00011
"Navigational
Requirements
for
the
Return
from a
Space
Voyage,"
Naviga-
tion,
6, No.
3,
Autumn
1958, 175-181.
00012
"Practical Limitations
on
Orbit Determination,"
Institute
of Aeronautical
Science Preprint
No.
842,
July
8-11, 1958,
10
pp.
00013 "Astrodynamics
and
Trajectories of
Space Vehicles," Space Technology
Lecture Series,
sponsored by
the
Long
Island
IRE
and
the
American
Rocket
Society,
November
13, 1958.
00014 "Encke's Method and
Variation
of
Parameters as
Applied
to
Re-entry
Tra-
jectories,"
American
Astronautical Society
Reprint
No. 58-36, August 19,
1958,
13
pp. and Journal of the
American
Astronautical Society,
6, No. 1,
1959.

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