UFOs and Related Subjects (Lynn Catoe, 1969)

Report on strange hole and associated marks found in a clover field in
Mullens, France, May 9, 1967. Marks were similar to the Charlton
crater of 1963, and to those found at Valensole in 1965,
Rymdbes61c 0000eller vad? Sokaren, v. 5, no. 1, 1968: 8-10.
On August 23, 1967, in Sweden, a "creature" was sightf>d by two witnesses
in conjunction with a UFO sighting, The following day, footprints were
found at the site of the encounter.
Sanderson, Ivan T. "Something" landed in Pennsylvania. Fate, v. 19, Mar. 1966:
33-35.
Details are given of the crash of a fiery obje-ct--flying rather than falling at
1, 062. a mpi and observed to make a 25° turn--near Pittsburgh, Pa., on
Dec. 9, .1965.
Senelier, Jean. Observat.~ons sur ,Ie rapport d'analyse cJe la,terre de Marliens;
remarques sur de pretendus debris d' O. V. N. I. Phenomenes spatiaux,
Dec. 1967: 12-15.
On May 6, 1967, markings were found in a field in Marliens, France, that
were interpreted by some as indicating that an aircraft--terrestrial or
extraterrestrial--had landed there. Laboratory analysis of soil samples
revealed no traces of material not indigenous to earth: this was also true
of analysis of burnt organic material found.
La "soucoupe" carrle de Bolazec ou le tracteur volant. Phenomenes spatiaux,
Mar. 1966: 17-20,
Alleged landing of a square-shaped UFO near Bolazec, France, on Jan, 16,
1966, Is reported, Newspaper accounts of incident are cited.
Thomas, Franklin. We come in peace. Los Angeles, New Age Publishing Co,,
1955. 53 p.
Account of alleged flying saucer landing in Austria and of message of peace
conveyed by the Martian occu{Ent.
Thomas, Robert B. "Flying saucers" or "fairy rings"? Farmer's almanac,
v. 175, 1967: 50-51.
Fairy ring phenomenon, supposedly caused by discharge of lightning upon
the earth, is discussed, It is suggested that it could be caused by UFO
landings.
The Tully "nests": How freakish can ·whirlwinds be? Flying saucers, Apr. 1968:
6-9.
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