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Let ' s Separate Fact
I RADIO NET C O U L D TRAP UFOs
'
Wayne Green, publisher of "73 -azinen
Peterborough, N.H. ) has hlndly given
ermission t o quote from his a r t i c l e s
elp Solve the UFO Prob-
?" and "The UFO Net" i n t h e B ' l and
Mr. Green Writes, "If t h e U F O ' s are, a8
any believe, space c r a f t v i s i t i n g our
lanet, can you think of a more important
vent of our times?" He points out t h a t
overnment investigation of slghtings "has
een f o r t h e purpose of proving them non-
xistant" and there i s a great need f o r an
ea of taking pictures
hey a r e s t i l l theEe and
checking f o r radiation, megnetic variatiom,
e i s t o s e t up
UFO h e ~
been
iquitous, reaching i n t o every community-
ousands of amateurs can all. U s t e n on
e frequency and hear any s t c t i o n trans-
t t i n g . And any one of t h e atations can
ert dl of the others when sowthing is
"If we were t o establish a net frequency
80, 40 and 20 meters f o r UFO reporting
e could arrange f o r a single tone t o be
e l a l l of the time, nuvling s i l e n t l y .
u r s i n every cornunity i n t h e country
h e i r local police, CD, etc., t o
a l l them immediately i f arpr sightinge
(continued on page three)
Prlce
3 4
Fram Fantaey
mots OR HOAX?
Realdents of Kitsap County, Washington,
and Seattle, 15 miles across Puget Sound
fmol Brcme%-tonhad front-row seat8 f o r an
unscheduled Fourth of JhQ f l n a l e which
had fkattle la^ enforcement and d r p o r t
swltchbo&s Jannaed by hundred6 of c a l l a frc
pereogs anxiow t o know w h a t wae
TWO port OFCM 7"".
(near Bremerton girls
who were sleeping out under t h e stars
watched an unidentified f l y i n g obJect f o r
about 15 minutes. L i s a Leurquin, 15, told
ITIE N- SUN that she an8 her friepd,
Debbie Inglee, 13, saw the obJect &out
ll:w pin. "It k-as l i k e a r e a l l y bright star,
b u t bigger," Lisa said. It egpeared t o be
nore of % white Ught than "of m y p a r t i c -
ular shape." she reported. Iilsa's Mother,
Mrs. Robert, R e Leurqin, of XI13 Sequoi St.
(P.Q.) a l s o watched the object.
(coqtinued on page seven)
UFO GROUP TO HAVE INFORMAL MEET
JohnSchuessler, who heads t h e UFO Study
koup of Greater St. buls, and who i e one
of our beet reporters, haa invited us t o hau
B m c k -4 t o be held on t h e lawn
~f tk Schueesler h m e t h e afternoon and
evening of Auguet 25th. "It i s f o r ell of
our UPOish filerads and t h e i r famllie8,11
John writes. "Everybody t o bring a couple
sf d i m aad we'll put it a l l together and
have a r e a l feed, along with friendly meet-
Lng of those we all work with and never see.
John l i v e s at 0 'Fallon, k.,at 808
Primrose Court. He sent ue a detsiled meg
fuch spsce does not p e a t us t o reproduce-
but i f you're on t h e I l l i n o i s aide of t h e
river, c m r r a t t h e Chain of Rocks bridge
sn 1-270 snd drive west thmugh St. Charlee
sn 1-70 t o OtFallon. Check your road map-
snd you. - can't miss* --
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oups, e t a , have- w r i t t e n ue t o 'eqpress
reement with our views re' t h e upcmlng Con-
David.Schroth, s e c r e t a r y of t h e UFO Study
oup of Greater S t . Louis, w r i t e s "I agree
h.your e d i t o r i a l i n t h e Map iseue.regard-
t h e apparent whitewaah e f f o f i a .of Condon
w. !I presume you have read ,NIW's
t of t h i s a f f s i r 'in t h e current UFO
IGATOR; p a r t i c u l a r l y revesllng WW t h e
r t i o n on .lowla memo o f . August 9, 1966,
wae omitted from F u l l e r ' 8 a r t i c l e i n
,
'
t h a t - i s , t h e portion i n which Taw
e s .that it i s not respectable t o .give
o u i consideration t o t h e p o e e i b i l i t y t h a t
a r e ,real, and- t h a t bellevere who admit
- a-possibility remain outcaete! Such a
ement .. obviously moves beyond a doubt
the':s c i e n t i f i c community i s extremely
e l u c t a n t , . t o study WO :repofis." ,
Mr. Schroth continues,"In vim. of . t h e evl-
entJy negative r e p o r t t o be, rele'med by Con-
n i n a ' f e~ months, l e t LUhope t h a t the
gomus e f f o r t s of professor 'McDonald, Hynek
e l , SidlBbury and a u t . h p s , Vallee, Eflchel,
Keyhoe, can successfully defeat the mch-
.
i n e r y of t h e e c i e n t i f i c e s t a b l i s h e n t "
Enclosed wlth his l e t t e r was sn e d i t o r i a l
f r o m t h e Denver POST, of 2, 1968. Begin-
ning by cementing on t h e a r t i c l e i n WOK
magazine, Dr. Edward U. Condon, t h e phyei-
c i s t d i r e c t the Colorado project, is quoted
a~ sagring the h o k e r t i c l e contsias "meny
falsehoods misrepresentation6 ."
s t m has finished t h e f i e l d work, and Con-
Hie
don c m his c r i t i c s a r e txying t o f o r c e
flndingr .
him t o mRkP a premature r l l e s s e of hie
Qubting fmm t h e e d i t o r i d : "We b e l i e v e
D r . Condoate response must be accepted at
f a c e v s l u e at this s t a g e of t h e inveatiga-
t i o a * + * we hope %he r e p o r t will b e suf-
f l c i m t l y t'homu$h and authentic t o answer
t h e charge that t h e research team had no
inztentfon of making an objective study."
And" "So we m a m e Dr, Condon i e skepti-
c d o a h s c i e n t i f i c akeptieism doe8 not pro-
clude cllcientific 8tud;y. It may indeed, add
a d e s i r a b l e dimension. We would not have
wanted t h e CU e$udy t o be made by men who
were c e r t a i n before they s t a r t e d that green
men from Mars were Landing on t h e nearest
hjlU * * * y e t we a r e not s a t i s f i e d with
some of t h e negative r e p o r t s made by t h e
Air Force and o t h e r o f f i c i a l agencies about
UFOs i n t h e p u t . We can understand t h a t t h e
oPdimwy man o r woman who sees a highly un-
usual cloud p a t t e r n o r a very peculilrar l i g h t
i n t h e sky might imagine q u i t e as s u r e it i s
a space ship. Wzt we .are not q u i t e a8 s u r e
about t h e unexplained sightinge made by more
experienced highly trained observers. A
recent Boviet magazine a r t i c l e describes sev-
e r a l of t h e s e ' r e l i a b l e ' observations, in-
cluding one made by t h r e e Latvian astrono-
mere u i n g binoculars and a telescope,
The e d i t o r i a l concludeo, "we do not know
y e t whether CU1s study of Woe i s a boon-
d o k l e , a boon o r something inbetween. The
p r o j e c t K i l l have t o stand o r fall on i t s
scccunpUshmente. We do r e g r e t t h a t D r .
Condoa i s unable o r unwilling now t o ansver
LOOKte chsrge i n d e t a i l . But we suggest
everyone w a i t f o r t h e p r o j e c t r e p o r t before
paseing Judgment,
We are waiMng.
 ENGINEER SAW UFO
Robert T. Hays, of 7431 Hazebreast, Hazel-
wood, Mo., and two o t h e r occupants of a C - ~
on a t r a i n i n g mission out of Stockton, Calif
saw a UFO t h e n i g h t of A p r i l 2nd, this year.
M r . Hays, then t h e plane Connsander and naw an
engineer a t t h e McDonnell Douglae C o n . i n S t
b u i s , made t h e r e p o r t t o t h e UFO Study Group
of Greater S t . Irouis. It WBB a c l e a r night
with a few broken clouds and no moon. The
object appeared as a source of b r i g h t , white
l i g h t about 60 miles out of Stockton and waa
judged t o be about 20 miles d i s t a n t . It ap-
peared t o r i s e and f a l l twice a f t e r complete
stops, then disappeared a f t e r a rapid descent
on a 30 degree angle.
O R Hayes, LCDR H. 0. En& and L.P. Rudolpl
ADRC Ehgineer a l l observed t h e object, t h e i r
a t t e n t i o n being drawn t o it because of its
excessive speed as compared t o observed air-
c r a f t v e l o c i t i e s over years of f l y l n g e x p e r
i ence .
PUBLIC, FEARS OUTER SPACE LIFE
.
Arthur C Clarke, author of &my books re- i n t e r e s t e d i n t h e p r o j e c t and plwnisee coop-
l a t e d t o space *navel says t h e search f o r
e x t r a t e r r e s t i a l l i f e " i s . w h a t t h e exploration 2 b h o u r a day r e p o r t i n g syetem s e t up by
of space i s . r e a l l y all about and this i s ww
so many people a r e a f r a i d o f it."
" I t m a y be j u s t as w e l l that t h e r e a r e no
contemporary higher c i v i l i z a t i o n s i n our im-
mediate vlncinity," Clarke s t a t e s . "The cul-
t u r a l shock of d i r e c t contact might b e too
g r e a t f o r & t o survive it. I' (KANSAS CITY
TIMES, June 29).
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UFO GROUP MEET--CO~TINUED FROM PAGE ONE
The time i s from 2 pm, u n t i l dusk, and
t h e meal w i l l be a t 3 o'clock. Paper p l a t e s
cups and knives, forks, and spoons w i l l be
furnished.
Walt Andrus, of Quicny, Ill., and co-
chsirman of t h e I l l i n o i s Section, will give
an informal talk, including his cam personal evening and reviewed h i e new book "Identi-
UFO experience. Others w i l l b e i n v i t e d t o
t e l l of a personal viewing.
John says, " I t ' s f o r t h e w?Jole family, s o
come on out .and l e t ' s have some fun."
He would l i k e some i d e a of how maqy t o
expect, s o drop h i m a I l n e at P.O. Box 9,
.
o 'Fallon, MO ,63366.
RADIO NET-- CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE -
"When something i s reported anywhere t h e
l o c a l amateur s t a t i o n would c a l l - i n - o n t h e
n e t and t h e net c o n t r o l would -send t h e tome
t o a l e r t t h e - e n t i r e area. Once t h e a r e a of
t h e contact w a s established amateurs i n t h e
are toward which t h e UFO was headed could
Page Three SKYWOK Pege Thee
8 aqr o t h e r s i n t e ~ e s t e d
., aIfl esrct itehnet ii rf i pc otlei caem and
are e v e r a v a i l a b l e they
would have a warning and might b e a b l e t o
i n t e r c e p t t h e UFO' s . I t
As Mr. Green p o i n t s out, "One s i n g l e ma-
teur, provding leadership at this time,
might do more f o r t h e human race than a
president o r a king ."
In the i s s u e of 73 WAZINE, Mr.
Sreen r e p o r t s i n h i s a r t i c l e "The UFO Net"
t h a t a g r e a t d e a l of i n t e r e a t lvre been re-
ported, and he would l i k e t o hear from radic
operatore s i t u a t e d m a a d t h e middle of t h e
country who have vexy good aignele and who
have t h e i n t e r e s t and time available t o helg
e s t a b u s h n e t s on t h e three W o r bands. He
suggests "we g e t t o g e t h e r at 8800Cm and
discuss organizstL on and plans."
He r e p o r t s t h e UFO n e t hse been discussed
with t h e University of C o l o ~ o W0 i n v e s t i -
gation p r o j e c t of t h e Air Force and mutual
cooperation has been assured. NICAP i s 8l.80
e r a t i o n . The n e t i s ale0 t i e d i n with t h e
h.anlclin P i e r c e College i n Rindge, N.H.
Mr. Green i s kept busy at 73 b u t promises
t o c a l l i n from GRNSD/~ as o f t e n as possible
You may w r i t e hFm a t 73 MWAZINE,
SKYLOOK would l l k e very much t o g e t fur-
t h e r r e p o r t s on t h i s prodect and w i l l be
glad t o copperate i n providing helpful
pubuci-ty. We are g r a t e f u l t o John Schueea-
l e r of O'Fallon, f o r c U n g t h e s e a r t i c l e s
t o our a t t e n t i o n .
TULSA GROUP REARS OF NEW BOOK
The Oklahoma Chapter o f APRO met June 12
a t t h e Central Iilbrsry i n Tulaa with about
30 members present.
Robert L o f t i n waa t h e speaker f o r t h e
f l e d Flylng Saucers" which, he sws, 16 a
c o m l e t e survey of t h e f l y l n g aaucer eight-
in- i n t h e US axl abroad t h a t have been
mc.orded s i m e 1860 t b t h e preeent " .
m OFFICER SEES 8 m A m E LIGHT
The ARKANSAS GAZFITE, ME4y 30th, c a r r i e d
a s t o r y out of Bm&ok, Thailand, ~ a v yLt.
Kriangvud Ratanamrln, back f k a n trcrinlng
axwise i n t h e G u l f of Thniland, reported
Beeipg a s t w e -light i n the- W. He s a i d
&m a l e t t e r t o the Bangkok POST t h a t t-he
U g h t was a quivering,_ luminoue form -10 feel
from .his v e s s e l and d i s a p p d sfter f i v e
mFnutea.

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UFO MAGAZINl
Rick and J a n i e IIilbcl-h:, of Cleve-
&d, Ohio, e d i t UFO MAGAZINE, e.
q u a r t e r l y p u b l i c a t i o n of UFO s i g h t i n g 6
e d i t o r i a l comment, and a d v e r t i ~ i n g . One
of t h e st& w r i t e s an a r t i c l e i n t h e
ufology f i e l d a d t h e e d i t o r fs "Around
and About t h e Saucer Worldtt reviews some
of the most i n t e r e s t i n g s i g h t i n g 8 of
t h e q u a r t e r . The p r i c e i s $2.00 f o r t h e
f o u r i s s u e s , and you m y w r i t e t o t h e
Hilbergs a t P.O. Box 2708 Clevel.a,nd,
Ohio 44111.
SEARCH MAGAZINE-- July--"Saucers from t h e
Eartht' by Ray Palmer. ( I n t e r e s t i n g concept,
b u t M r , Palmer h a s n ' t looked at t h e photo-
graphs of our e a r t h which were taken by
w i o m spacecra.ft *--John ~ c h a i i s s l e re)
SCIENCE & MEXXANICS--AU~US~--P&II "It&-.
c a t s T e r r i f y i n g Flying Saucer Qidemic" by
Lloyd Mallan.
-
POLICE GAZEITE--August- "Found : Flying
Saucer W e i n Outer Space" by Harvey Wilson,
(A l o t of s p e c u l a t i o n based on very l i t t l e
f a c t .--John Schuessler).
THE ALUNDE LEFTERS--A- s p e c i a l by B d
S t e i g e r end Joan Whritenour, p r i c e $1.00.
A r t i c l e s , p i c t u r e s and photographs r e U F O ' s
by twelve w r i t e r s .
NATIONAL ENQUIRER- - J u l y lb-' ' ~ l y l n g
Saucer Freezes Pond Near S e a t t l e " More de-
tails on s t o r y SKYWOK ran i n A p r i l i s s u e .
J u l y 21--"Pittsburgh S c i e n t i s t s S e t Up Sau-
c e r Alert."
UFOs OVER flMERICA--Signet paperback by t h e
.
Lorenzem P r i c e 7594.
OFFICIAL GUIDE !PO UFOs--special by pubUsh-
e r s of SCIENCE & MECHANICS.
ASTRONAUTICS & AERONAUTICS--JULY-- " P ~ s s ME .
another UFO, Please!" l e t t e r by S. Fred Sing-
e r of t h e U.S. Dept. of I n t e r i o r .
SAGA--August-- "Saucers Panic k j o r M r U n e e
by Brad S t e i g e r and Joen Whritenoup.
m F , 3N MARS?
Last month we ran a s t o r y on t h e p o s s i b i l -
i t y of l i f e on Mxra, and h e r e ' s an i n t e r e s t -
ing note from SAUCER SCOOP (6464 34th Ave. N.
S t . Petersburg, Fla.) "The Russains a r e
p r e d i c t i n g t h a t t h e . f i r s t man t o land on m s
w i l l probabaly land on a cactus pleat!! M!
They compared 'spectrophotometric 8nd.yeis
of cactus growing t h e cold a r e a s of e a r t h and
uz5
coxpared it with dark =&a of Mars. They '
orlcluded that t h e s e d a r k ebl.eaa a r e covered
i t h c a c t u s - l i k e vegetation."
W R O
The C!an&m A e r i a l Phenamem Research
Organization i n v i t e s EalL t h o s e i n t e s e s -
t e d in a s e r i o u e approach t o t h e UFO
phenomenon t o j o i n (X.n&ervo Zsrges c i -
v i l l a UFO study group. CAPRO i s t h e
Casadian 8iYWAhe .d%APRO, Tuceon, Arlz.
and concentrates p r i m s r i w on Canadian
eightings. Membership f e e of $4.00 p e r
-
8n.nw.1provides a y e a r s s u b a c r l p t i o n
t o t h e CAPRO b u l l e t i n , our monthly pub-
lication. m i t e -
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UFO O ~ Z B T I O NAT ITS REST
Those intrerested i n t h e study and i n v e s t i -
a t i o n of u n i d e n t i f i e d f l y i n g obgects and
i s b i n g t o j o i n o r organize a group of a e r i -
lu i n v e s t i g a t o m would do w e l l t o read
Engineer Involvement i n UFO Inveetigatione."
n the i s s u e of AMERICAN ENGINEER.
Space does not permit t h e repPfnt of t h e
n t i m a r t i c l e i n SKYWOK b u t we a r e glad t o
n f o m our readers t h a t repPYnta of t h e
r t i c l e a r e a v a i l a b l e f r o m the AMERICAN
XINEER o f f i c e , 2029 K. St., N.W. Washington
I.C. 20006. P r i c e 509.
Raymond E. Fowler, P r o j e c t Administrative
h g i n e e r a t t h e Sylvania Minut- Program
f'f'ice, a u t h o r of t h e a r t i c l e , i s chairman
f t h e NICAP Massachusetts I n v e s t i g a t i n g
ommittee snd j u s t a few vf t h e t e c h n i c a l
i t l e s o r f i e l d s r e g m e n t e d by o t h e r mem-
e m a r e : c U e f l e c t u r e r i n astronomy; l o g i s -
i c s coordinator, Minut- Ground E l e c t r l -
a1 System Repair and Recycle Program; Eng-
neering deeigq s p e c i a l l s t j a e r o n a u t i c a l
ngineer; t-ning director, missile track-
ng; p r o j e c t a d m i n i s t r a t i o n , S a t e l l i t e Com-
llnicationa Program; and othera .
T h e i r primary f u n c t i o n "is t h a t o f d a t a
ther ring by l o c a l i n v e s t i g a t i o n unif com-
r l s e d of people w i t h s c i e n t i f i c , t e c h n i c a l
r s p e c i d t r a i n i n g who a r e w L U i n g t o use
h e i r time and t a l e n t s i n conducting f i e l d
n v e s t i g a t i o n s of UFO s i g h t i n g e * * * obtain-
ng of firsthand signed r e p o r t s f i . o m witnese-
s through t h e use o f s p e c i a l l y prepared UFO
w o r t questionmAres bmed upon government
o m : o b t a i n i n g charscQer evaluations;
heching p o e s i b l e n a t u r a l o r man-made ex-
l a n a t i o n s and preliminary e v a l u a t i o n of
kyfsicd o r photographic evidence. obtained.
' fter an i n v e s t i g a t i o n , a. complete typewrit-
en r e p o r t i s prepaced and submitted w i t h
:ontimed on Page Mve)
 UFO ORGANI ZATI -
m CONTINUEID: EROM PAGE FOUR
Bigned q,,uestIofinsires, maps, skecthes, etc.,
t o NICAP, t h e USAF; and t h e government
sponsered University of Colorado UFO Projecl
f o r research purposes."
Details on or@;anizationand investigatior
proceedures follow and could serve as a
model f o r any l i k e group.
Results of t h e i r work have contributed a
g r e a t deal i n t h e f i e l d of ufology. Their
r e p o r t on t h e c l a s s i c a l l h e t e r , N.H. UFO
s i g h t i n g was voted i n t o t h e Congreesional
Record by t h e House Armed Services Comlttec
during t h e first open congressional hear-
ing on UFO's on April 5, 1966. This is just
one example.
M r . Fowler i s now conducting a complete
s t a t i s t i c a l analysis of t h e MCAF' subcom-
mittee UFOreports on f i l e from 1964 onwards
i n a search f o r 'consistent characteristics
and patterns. An a n a l p i s f o r 1967 recently
completed has 84 pages of charts, graphs,
maps and o v e r m a which r e f l e c t a t a t i s t i c s
on UFO configurations; behaviors; a i d e
e f f e c t s ; s i g h t i n g locale; w e W r conditions
s i g h t i n g proximity t o p a r e r l i n e s ; power
s t a t i o n s , and areas of t e c h n i c a l i n t e r e s t
and report evaluations.
This group has a purpose and a plan and
SKYWOK humbly o f f e r s a r e s p e c t f u l s a l u t e .
Luciue Farish, of Plunmrerville, Ark.,
sends an i n t e r e s t i n g clipping from an
English newspaper, "THE; EVENING NEWS &
CHRONICLE!", August 28, 1967.
W a r t i m e a n t i - a i r c r a f t gunner and t m i n e d
a i r c r a f t s p o t t e r M r . Larry Goldstone, age
57, of Wilton Road, Crumpsall, Mmchester,
never saw o r bearch an " a i r c & % " l i k e t h i s
one before.
"I heard a sound l i k e an e l e c t r l c t r a i n
j u s t a f t e r 3 am yeBterday,ll he asid, "and
I looked through t h e window. l'
"There was what looked l i k e a fluorescent
l i g h t s i x f o o t long about 800 feet up almost
over my home. P a r t of it was l i k e a red
poker. It disappeared a f t e r about 1 0 secc
onds ".
One of a team of people i n v e s t i g a t i n g
unidentified flying objects i n t h e area
s d d today? "There have been r e p o r t s of
objects l i k e red hot pokers from &her parts
of t h e country."
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THE KANSAS CITY TIMES, July 4, 1968.
About 8:45 pm (Kana- City time) W c h 3 a
w a m n i n Indiana looked out a window i n t i m
t o see a procession of f i e r y objects fly pa
i n t h e sky.
"Tvo o r t h r e e minutes l a t e r , "she r e p o r t
t o t h e United S t a t e s Air Force t h e next dw
"MY c o u i n , my aunt and rqy uncle came runni
i n t o t h e house and y e l l i n g and trying t o
t e l l me about t h e UFO they saw."
"It waa about tree-top level. and was "set
very, very c l e a r l y and was J u s t a few yards
mey. All of t h e observers saw a long j e t -
airplane-looking vehicle w'lthou* any wings.
It waa on fire both i n f r o n t and behind. A:
obeervere ale0 e m mazly winduws i n t h e UFO.'
A aanran reported seeing a c r a f t with
square windawe end a seemingly riveted meta
fuselage. The t o t a l absence of sound t e J T i
fled her b @ c a u e she believed t h e vehicle
t o b e only 1,000 feet overhesd.
Whrrt she and o t h e r witnesses a c t u a l l y se
appears t o have been t h e re-entry i n t o t h e
atmoephere of t h e booster rocket o r other
launching components, of Zond 4, a apace
probe launched from t h e Soviet Union t h e da;
before. A etudy of Air Force files i n Ohio
has shown it $0 b e one of t h e most thorough
'
ly documented--and revealiag--UFO epieodes
date. Ebd of. Quote.
M i t o r ' e comnent: A t t h e time these and
o t h e r sightinge were reported durlng March
and Aprrtl, they were eeid t o b e Eoho 1's
reentry. See a r t i c l e "It wasn't Echo I" i n
"P
,Tune S look. With Echo I s t i l l i n o r b i t
the Air o r c e hSB came up with Zond 4.
Should Further i n v e s t i g a t i o n prove Zond 4 t
a t i l l b e i n o r b i t , no doubt t h e Air Force
h a another snexer reedy.

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UFO NEAR GREEN BAY
This i s an older report, but of unusual
n t e r e s t . M BBtz of Green Bay, Wisc. gave
good descrigtipn of a UFO he sw t h e night
Mr. Batz w a s outside his borne and fEbcing
o r t h when he saw t h e object which he judged
o be about 100 ft. above t h e ground and mov-
ng toward t h e northeast. He described it as
eing disc-shaped and about 10 o r 12 f e e t i n
iameter with t h r e e s o l i d white tubes o r
treams out of t h e top. He judged t h e tubes
o be about 12 inches wide and 8 o r 10 f e e t
It w a s a c l e a r night with strong Wmds out
f t h e northwest about 20 miles p e r hour,
he time w a s 8:40. There w a s no sound from
he object which waa yellow o r orange i n
o l o r and remained i n view abaut 25 t o 35
M r . Batz telephoned t h e p o l i c e and r a d i o
t a t i o m , and h i s was t h e only r e p a r t made
f a r as he could determine. Two weeks l a t e r
e heard of another witness t o t h e sighting--
woman decorating a Christmas t r e e a t h e r
i v i n g room window.
The r e p o r t w a s made t o John Schuessler.
RECTANGULAR UFO
An o b j e c t seen over Winnipeg, W i t o b a ,
anada, t h e evening of A p r i l 24th) t h i s year,
as described as being rectangular i n shape,
out 25 t o 30 f e e t long. It appeared over
hk Hudson's B a y r e t a i l s t o r e i n downtown
innipeg between 6 and 6:30 pm, was i n
t f o r about one minute, then moved south
h t h e apparent speed of a j e t . Credit:
RO, Canadian A e r i a l Phenomena Research
anization, P.O. BOX 131.6, Winnipeg 1,
itoba, Canada.
MYSTERIOUS METAL I N SCHOOL R O O F
C l a y Center Us.--School o f f i c i a l s s d d
s t e r d a y they would ask a u t h o r i t l e e ,at
rties Air Force base,:Topeka, t o identifg. a
s t e r i o u s metal object which pierced. t h e
o f ' o f Clw County community high'school here
A leaky roof at t h e school during a recent
a i n s t o m l e d t o t h e d i s c o v e r y . o f - t h e piece
f metal. It had pLerced paper, g r a v e l and
ncrete i n .t h e roof. --KANSAS CITY TIM&,
ly 19th.
. . ...
.SEEKS WITNESS OF 1913 UFO .
Phil ~ n d e r k o n ,of 1422 Park Avenue,
k,ming,Mchigan, wants t o hear from any-
me who saw a UFO over Lansing during t h e
3ummer of 1913.
He i e seeking i n f o ~ n a t i o nf o r h i s f r i e n d
Lloyd. Amold, a c o m u l t i n g engineer, of
knver, Colo., who i s w r i t i n g a book on
PO'a. h o l d and his parents saw t h e UFO
rhen they were l i v i n g on . N. Pennsylvania
'we. i n Laming. The parents are now de-
:eased.
UFO I N NEW JERSEY
On t h e night of A p r i l 13, this year, Mrs.
rIsrion l k r d i c k and William Keokosky of 31
Lincoln Ave., Highland Park, N.J., wax&
>utdoom t o watch t h e e c l i p s e of t h e moon
md esw more than they had expected. Stmd-
L n g outside t h e apartment house a t 11:15 pm,
they sm an object g l i d e i n a northeastern
l i r e c t i o n across t h e sky from t h e southwest.
I t looked " l i k e s yellow & orange-ish white
2-e with a superstructure mounted on top
~f it," Keoko~kysaid.--Credit SAUCERSCOW.
A NEW EXCUSE
The ARKANSAS GA-, of June 15, this
year, r e p o r t s James HuffWm, 25, a barber,
contending that he ran a red l i g h t and a
stop s i g n at Denver because he was blinded
by a f l y i n g saucer t h a t hovered ,over his
cBr, we8 fined $30 by a judge who s a i d he
i i d n ' t b e l i e v e him.--Contributed by Lou
Farish.
ANOTHER HOIZ I N THE ICE.
A p r i l 5, 1968. K l u n g Sweden. A myster-
l o w hole appeared i n t h e i c d 06 a l a d e
near Md,ung. The hole i s described a 600
square 'meters i n s l z e a d appeared q u i t e
suddenly. .The i c e where t h e hole occurred
w a s 9 centimeters t h i c k and did not appear
t o have melted normsll;8. Col. C u r t Hermanne-
son, who inveetigated t h e case, t o l d news-
men'that it was Impossible f o r aa a i r c r a f t '
t o have c r a s h e d ' i n t h e lake. The hole i s
s t i l l unexplained. Credit--UFO S W A T C H and