UFOs and Related Subjects (Lynn Catoe, 1969)

Communication with an extraterrestrld being through a psychic medium has
caused Oberth to adopt this view: ~ere is a soul which outlives the body;
this world serves as a training-ground for the soul; the soul will continue
life (on a planet where conditions art; in keeping with its degree of develop-
ment) after death.
Owens, Ted, Flying saucer intelligences speak. New Brunswick, N. J.,
Interplanetary News Service, 1966, 7 p.
Author claims to be the only humar r-:presentative of the Saucer Intelligences
(UFO occupants) on earth; that he lb abl~ to receive intelligence from these
people and transmit it to humans; and that ~iE> ~ able to prove out the intelli-
gence that has been transmitted, He gives an account of his experiences.
Pascalis, Bernardino. Werkelijkheid of fanta!'lie? Panorama, Feb. 21-27, 1967:
31-38.
Feature article on UFO rer.orts in which there was alleged communication with
the occu{Xints or crew of the objects.
Rampa, T. Lobsang. My visit to Venus. Clarksburg, W. Va., Saucerian Books,
1966. 42 p.
Allegedly autobiographic, the book tells how the author and six "telepathic"
lamas were taken aboard an extraterrestrial sr --:ecraft to Venus to observe
that planet's superior civilization. Voyage was sponsored by a brotherhood
of "guardian" incarnate and discarnate entities from many different planets
"who safeguard life in all forms.''
Reeve, Bryant and Helen Reeve. Flying saucer pilgrb1mage. Amherst, Wis. ,
Amherst Press, 1957. 304 p.
Account of two-year private research by authors into UFO phenomenon which
involved 23, 000 miles of travel to interview individuals claiming contact with
extraterrestrial beings. Religious, philosophic, 2.nf. prophetic implications
of UFO a)Jpea.rances are also discussed.
Rocha, Hugo. Outros mundos outras humanidades. Porto, Editora Edu~acao
Nacional, 1958. 371 p.
First part of book presents arguments from the literature and from scientific,
philosophical, and religious writings supporting and opposi1,g the theory of
a plurality of inhabited worlds. Second part gives reports of individuals
claiming contact with extraterrestrials, including Adamski, Bethurum, Fry,
Allingham, Jorge and Napy Duclout, Kraspedon, and Ramatis and de Freitas
Guimaraes.
Schmidt, Reinhold O. The Kearney incident. Flying saucers, Oct. 1959: 31-45.
Author allegedly sighted a :i.anded flying saucer on Oct. 25, 1957 and was taken
for a ride by its crew. Incident occured near Kearney, Nebraska.
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