“Scientific American”26 pages
- p. 7 …We
approach
the
question
of
unidentified flying objects
as purely
a
scientific
problem, one of unanswered…
- p. 9 …Civilian with U.S. Navy 1944.
Scientific Societies: American Association for the Advancement of Science;
Astronomy…
- p. 10 4
subject
as
rank
nonsense, the
product of
silly
seasons,
and
a
peculiarly
American
craze
that…
- p. 11 …Thus my scientific reticence was based on a
carefully weighed decision.
In attempting analysis of the…
- p. 24 …American Association for Advancement of Science, American Meteorological
Society, Sigma Xi, American Geophysical Union, Royal Meteorological…
- p. 30 …witnesses,
members
of
the
staff
of
the
American Newspaper
Publishers
Associa-
tion,
were
the
witnesses
in…
- p. 46 …Scientists will
tend
to
be put
off
by
some
of
his
scientific
commentary,
as
well
as…
- p. 47 …Information
on
some
of
these,
as
well
as
on
smaller
American
groups,
can
be
found
in…
- p. 76 …have
been
ignored
as
indicators
of
some
scientifically
intriguing
problem
demand-
ing
intensive
study.2.
Case…
- p. 91 …UFOs—An International Scientific Problem, paper
presented at a Symposium on Unidentified Flying Objects, Canadian Aeronautics…
- p. 118 …Navy,
1944-45.Scientific Societies:
Fellow of the American
Association for the Advancementof Science, Society of…
- p. 131 …Phillips,
American
Scientist, v.
53, no.
1,
p.
32).
Fused
silica
fibers
have
been
stressed
to…
- p. 132 …Baker's
professional
society
memberships
include
the
American
Associa-
tion
for
the
Advancement
of
Science,
Phi…
- p. 147 …REFERENCES
(1) The "American Nautical Almanac" 1950.
(2) H. 0. No. 214, "Tables of Computed Altitude…
- p. 156 …00060
"Influence
of
Martian
Ephemeris
and
Constants
on
Interplanetary
Trajectories,"
Chapter
in
Exploration of
Mars,
American…
- p. 202 …25
adult
Americans has
seen
a
UFO.
Judging
from
the
one
detailed,
official,
scientific
investigation
that…
- p. 204 …Originally
operated
jointly
by Harvard and
the
University
of
Colorado,
this
scientific
institution
is
now
wholly…
- p. 213 …a
paper
presented in
a
symposium
sponsored
by
Division
21, Engineering Psychology, at the
American
Psychological…
- p. 214 …As
a member
of the Parapsychological
Association
and
the
American
So-
ciety
of
Clinical
Hypnosis,
I…
- p. 215 …1) The
Scientific
Attitude
Survey
(
Sprinkle,
1962)
is
not
useful
in
assessing
"scientific"
attitudes,
and/or…
- p. 217 …Henderson
is
a
member
of
Alpha
Chi, the
American
Geophysical
Union,
the
Society
of
Exploration
Geophysicists…
- p. 220 214
Professional
affiliations
include
the
American
Physical
Society,
the
American
Nuclear
Society,
the
American
Institute
of…
- p. 223 …of the Astronautical Sciences'the American
Engineer 2020 Industrial Research,' Scientific Research'8 Aviation Week
and…
- p. 225 …A.,
"UFO's
Merit
Scientific
Study,"
Science,
October 21, 1966,
and
Astro-
nautic8
d
Aeronautics,
December…
- p. 226 …of Baltimore
Los Alamos
Scientific
Laboratory
Local
sections
of
the
American
Institute
of Aeronautics
and
Astronautics…
- p. 251 …Scientific
American, 200:
117-128.
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Biographical Sketch for Dr. Sydney Walker, III
July 22, 1968
Sydney Walker III, M.D. is a 36 year old neuropsychiatrist who
was born in Chicago, raised in Pasadena, did undergraduate study
at UCLA, followed by graduate work in physiology and pharmacology,
and received his medical training at Boston University School of
Medicine. Following some neurosurgical training, he did university
residencies in both psychiatry and neurology. He has contributed
numerous articles in both these specialities and is the author of a
recently published book, Psychiatric Signs and Symptoms due to
Medical Problems, Charles C. Thomas, Springfield, Illinois, 1967.
His interest in neuro-opthalmology has been more recent and has
emerged from his research in connection with the preparation of
another monograph, The Neuropsychiatric Evaluation of the Eye
Witness (to be published in late 1968).