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104/02 : CIA-R “a soot he.9 / DELL . 19-216-705 LIKE THE FLIGHT OF ABA The Famous IGY Incident Photos ANATOMY OF AWHAT’ZIT - The Shape of Things That Came 5 THAT WILL CURL YOUR HAIR Encounters with Humanoids HELLO, OUT THERE , Life. on Other Planets PLUS: Features-Photos- Current Sightings Answers to Your Questions
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ors on “tees Who A a For more than 20 years a segment of thought on this planet has been given to the proposal that ‘‘We are not alone.’’ There has been physical evidence in the shape of unidentified flying objects (UFOs) that there are extraterrestrial craft, controlled by intelli- * gence, perhaps even manned by humanoids, recon- noitering our Earth, exploring our geological make- up, examining our military bases and probing our overall design, much as we have begun to probe the surface of the Moon. The early history of these sight- ings, dating back to Kenneth Arnold’s 1947 experi- ence tha
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FLYING SAUCERS UFO REPORTS WORTH 1000 WORDS WHO'S MINDING THE STORE? ..0...0....ce ccc cecceeeteeeeees ceeeeeeeetentsteeeeesnneeeeeneeea 62 Editor: Carmena Freeman Art Editor: Enrico Azzato Art Consultant: Fernando Texidor FLYING SAUCERS, UFO Reports NO. 1. Published by the Dell Publishing Co., Inc., 750 Third Avenue, New York, New York 10017. Helen Meyer, President; William F. Callahan, Jr., Executive Vice-President. Printed in U.S.A. © Copyright 1967 by Dell Publishing Co., Inc. International copyright secured under the provisions of the Revised Convention for the Protection of Literary and 
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‘last August, bottled and - taken by Air _ for examination.» If Anyone Asks = Twenty years have passed since the first UFO sighting was reported in June 1947 by Kenneth Arnold who, in his description of what he saw, was to give the objects the name by which they have become popularly known, Fly- ing Saucers. During that twenty years hundreds of other sightings have been reported in this country and abroad, by sober minded persons of excellent reputation and often professional training who were willing to risk ridicule to bring attention to a phenomenon they knew deserved skilled and authorized
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Approved For Release 2001/04/02 : CIA-RDP81R00560R000100010002-9 giving off the odor of burned gasoline. The youth broadcast his sighting to everyone in the farm home and his brother raced out in time to see the red vapor disappearing into the clouds. ; Meantime, the mother of the boys had phoned the Fre- donia State Police Barracks to report the strange occur- rence. She was told that Trooper E. J. Haas would be right ' out. But before the trooper arrived, a 16-year-old girl, visit- ing at the farm home, ran in from outside to announce the Thing had returned. She and three of the boys raced o
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Approved For Release 2001/04/02 : CIA-RDP81R00560R000100010002-9 Perhaps most significant, and certainly most aggravat- ing, is the common. occurrence of electro-magnetic effects in those areas where UFOs are sighted. Single cars, blocks of houses and sometimes whole areas have suffered severe caprices of current when UFOs were overhead. The dis- turbance may be reflected in no more than a stalled motor or heavy static on the radio, but in Hammond, Ind., in 1957, while police chased a UFO, there was a TV black- out in the city. And in 1963, in Australia at the same time an unidentified object 
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ry Approved For Release 2001/04/02 : CIA-RDP81R00560R000100010002-9 > up to ten UFOs moving over Lake Superior in V-formation, north-northeast at 9000 miles per hour. Source: Incident At Exeter, John G. Fuller Gulf of Mexico, December 6, 1952. One of the most fascinating accounts of radar tracked objects was reported in Major Keyhoe’s Flying Saucers from Outer Space based on information released to him by Al Chop. The sighting was first made by a bomber pilot at 5:24 a.m., 100 miles south of the Louisiana coast. The pilot called his radar officer at the Texas base and asked him to check the co
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Approved For Release 2001/04/02 : CIA-RDP81R00560R000100010002-9 from front to back. In a letter to Richard Hall, of NICAP, Dr. Tombaugh said these illuminated rectangles main- tained a fixed position in respect to each other, which sup- ported his impression of solidity. “I was really petrified with astonishment,” he wrote. And, in an article for Life magazine he stated that “in all his long years of sky watch- ing he had never seen the equal of this remarkable craft.” Greenville, S.C., May 13, 1952: Four astronomers watched four oval shaped glowing saucers flying in dia- mond-shaped formatio

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