UFOs and Related Subjects (Lynn Catoe, 1969)

Barton, Michael X. Your part in the great plan. Los Angeles, Futu1·a Press,
1960. 30 p.
Discusses what mm's purpose is and how he may fulfill it. Su~gests that we
are now living at the end of an age and predicts that earth will undergo big
geological changes.
Brown, Hugh A. The coming Antarctica disaster. Fate, v. 9, May 1956: 28-34.
Author believes that Antarctic ice, growing at the rate of seven trillion tons
<1. year 1 may cause the earth to careen on its axis, causing floods that will
en1:;ulf the continents.
Cleary-Baker, John. UFt;s and the Antarctic icecap. BUFORA journal and bulletin,
v. I, Summer 1965: 14-16.
Critique of theory that growth of the icecap at the South Pole will cause the axis
of the earth to tilt, res.ilting in a worldwide flood. (UFOs are said by some
to be in our skies to serve as a rescue squad during this C<itastrophe.)
Cleaver, A. v. Astronautics--its deve . .Jpment during the second century of the
RAeS (1966-2066). The aeronautical journal, v. 72, May 1968: 373-384.
Forecasting the course of astronautics in the next 100 years, the author pre-
dicts: "By AD 2066, I would expect to find many hundreds, and probably
thousands, of men and women liviug semipermanently on the Moon, Mars ...
on the moons of Jupiter and Saturn, and in large orbiting space stations. "
Stumbaugh, Virginia. The coming West Coast disaster. Fate, v. 18, June 1963:
40-47.
Psychics predict that catastrophic earthquakes and tidal waves are due on the
West Coast, along the Andreas Fault, anytime from the present to 1999.
TELE PORTATION
Creighton, Gordon. Teleportations. Flying saucer review, v. 11, Mar. -Apr.
1965: 14-16.
Examination of some of the evidrnce in cases in which a UFO may have picked
a person up in one place and set him down again elsewhere.
Fodor, Nador. Mind over space: the mystery of teleportation; apported through
disintegration. Fate, v. IO, Feb. 1957: 87-93,
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