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best year in the sale of books and Occult

::;plies in our book store an� by •ail. We thank

eaeh and every peraon for their patronage, for your

kind letters and gifts of �ood, clothes and •oney • •

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Vogel Musie Co., 121 West 45th St, New York C1ty. God Bless all and a pleasant �u••er.Ja•es S. Rigberg

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· A four-man U.S. Army helicopter crew that experienced a terrifying midair encounter with a UFO has won a $5,000 award from The EN­QUIRER's Blue-Ribbon Panel on Unidentified Flying Objects.

"It's an extraordinary exciting case which ,has posed a most impressive challenge to science," said the panel, which awarded the money to the crew for supplying the most scientifically valuable UFO evidence for 1973.

· The panel - composed of five lead­ing scientists and educators - met in New Orleans April 20 to consider five claims, out of hundreds submitted to The ENQUIRER, for the $50,000 re­ward offered for the first positive proof of the existence of UFOs.

The panel members ·agreed unani­

mously that none of the claims merited the $50,000 award, but all voted in fa­vor of giving $5,000 to the helicopter crew for their· UFO experience.

Panel member Dr. Frank Salisbury, professor of plant sciences at Utah State University, explained: "The only thing that holds us back from. award­ing the $50,000 prize is that although this is one of the strongest sightings we've come across, it is purely a wit­ness sighting without tangible evi­dence, such as photographs."

The bizarre incident occurred on the 'night of Oct. 18', 1973 - a bout 50 miles south of Cleveland. Major Larry Coyne, the helicopter pilot, was shaken up by

- the appearance of a UFO. "The UFO was dangerously close," Coyne said.

In the December 16 issue of The ENQUIRER, they described the UFO as a 60-foot-long cigar-shaped, metal-

lie gray object with a dome on top, and said it hovered over the helicopter for a few seconds.

At the moment the UFO had swooped overhead, the helicopter was at an alti­tude of 1,500 feet and going down. But when the UFO vanished seconds later, the chopper was at 3,800 feet. Such a rate of ascent is impossible for a heli­copter that takes a full minute to climb 2,000 feet under maximum power.

The Army has taken an uncharac­teristic interest in this incident:

"We have no reason to doubt the truthfulness of Major Coyne's report," admitted Lt. Col. Andrew Sullivan, Army spokesman at the Pentagon in Washjngton. "Major Coyne and his crew were the people closest to the object and they have reported their findings to us. The incident is de­scribed in our records as 'the sighting of an unidentified flying object."

Panel member Dr .. James Harder, professor of engineering at the Univer­sity of California at Berkeley, said: "I can't find any holes in their story."

Added panelist Dr. Robert Creegan, professor of philosophy at State Uni­versity of New York in Albany: "Their instruments confirm that they encount­ered this strange phenomena. I think it is one of the most challenging cases. to science 'that I have ever seen."

The caliber of. witnesses "is above reproach," said panelist Dr. R. Leo Sprinkle, associate professor of psy­chology at the University of Wyoming.

Panel member Dr. J. Allen Hynek, chairman of the Dept. of Astronomy at Nor�hwestern University, said: "It's utterly out of the question that they would endanger their careers and pen­sions by falsifying this encounter."

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Saying.·· UFO'S IN NORTH CAROLINA? Well, SOMETHING.

James Barringer, a photogra­pher for the Sailsbury Evening Post, got a call last Christmas season regarding some "strange · flashing lights" from one of their subscribers in nearby Dukeville section.

He was anxious to see what the subscriber, Terry Hinceman, re­ported seeing, manned his cam­eras and drove to the Hinceman residence about 7 P.M. There t�ey were.

"I could see the lights flash� ing without glasses," Barringer said. "There were a couple of bright lights, like large stars, low on the horizon. They appeared to be standing still. .

"Looking at the objects through field glasses, they were most definitely red, blue and white flashing lights. They seemed to stay stationary in the sky for a long period of time.

"They had more of a yellow tone than the bright white light of a star," Barringer said.

He called a couple of airports, though the lights didn't move at a regular rate as planes do, but was told there were no flights in the area.

He called the NC State High­way Patrol, was told such re­ports were common , but his "sighting would be reported to the FAA."

He called Dr. Martin Shotz­berger, President of Catawba Col)ege. He wanted to take a picture of what he saw, but the

· objects were too far away for his cameras. Maybe through those big telescopes at the Catawba. Observatory. . . ?

Dr. Shotzberger wanted to help, but the people responsible for the observatory were on vacation or out of town. Barrin­ger went home. The lights were still there. He called neighbors, they could see them, too - FOR SEVERAL HOURS.

A call to Barringer at XCN press time gave no clue to the UFO's, but he told XCNews there were several sightings last week, when the ·object was close enough to make an image. It was round, those same flashing lights, and when it flew away, "made a noise like a jet, but we don't have any jets around here," he said. Sorry, Barringer still doesn't have a picture of what's in the North Carolina skies.

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INFO The International Fortean Organization will hold its annual convention at Shoreham-Americana Hotel, Washington, D. C. August 9-1 1 1974 Their address is I.N. F. O. P,O. Box 367 Arlington, Va. 22210� This is the lOOth Anniversary of the birth of Char I e s Fort.

A. P.R.O. June 15,1974 Pottstown High School at Pottstown, Pa. $3.00 Speakers were Dr. Salis­bury, Betty Hill, wife of Barney Hill from the book Inerrupted Journey by John Fuller now out- of print and L.J. Lorenzen President of A.P. R. O. almost 300 people attended the mee·4ting. Coutesy Elizabeth Kling.

U. F. 0. Space & Science convention June 2 8,29,30th 1974 Van Nuys, Calif. Dr. Frank Stranges head of this organization always does well with is groupe

Note---- All U F 0 organizations may have their notices posted in our book store but you must give us ample time since we publish only twice a year.

U F Os INTERPLANETARY VISITORS by Raymond E. Fowler This is the latest U F 0 book we have available to our readers. 36 5 pages Hard covers Illustrated with photos� This book brings together, under one roof real and exacting evidence. It is not a

novel but rather for the ser ious investigator,

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I would recommend this to any researcher. James S� Rigberg, Publisher

This book is on our best seller list and is avail­able at this time. Send your order now to Flying Saucer News 359 West 45 Street, New York, N.Y. 10036 Or you may purchase it in our book store

Tokyo, Japan August }, 1974 Japan goes all out for the UFOs. More than 60,000 are members of a single group in Japan! This is the first country to erect a monument to the UFOs. Members of the ·Japanese Embassy staff pay our book store a visit and purchase several UFO books. Late breaking story----- A wealthy Japanese business man has sp ent thousands of dollars to erect a white monument to the UFOs. He claims to be a contact ee. He emplys e•ploys several care takers.

Sweden--- a new substance left by a UFO proves to be harder than any metal on Earth !

U F 0 EVI DENCE Patrick Thrush 16years of age found three rocks which a UFO dropped on his car just before Christmas 7 3' He turned them over to Prof. Stanton J. Friedman to analise at the University of Florida.

People studying the Flying Saucer problem have a higher I Q than others statie*ics have proven this to be true�

NAVY WON'T CHANGE THEI R STORY The Antoine Betz family of Jacksonville, Fla found a my s t e r i o us b a II . · The Navy s t ate s f I at I y that i t i s only a stainless steel ball and that it has been made on this planet. Earth. However, Mrs. Betz isn't giving up, She is convinced it's not so. She points out that when her dog comes near it he whimpers. And anoth�r thing she says is that the ball moves in different directions b� itself.''

Courtesy of John E. Earle Atlantia City, New Jersey

Flying Saucer News invites you to visit their n•w BOOK STORE. We have a new address and have been here for 4 years. We •ention this because we are still receiving mail from our old addresses. Our new addres� is 359 W EST 45 ST, New York, N.Y 10036 We are between 8th and 9th Avenues No Steps�

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Comingfrom near the horse's mouth from a reliable source I ha been advised that Gray Barker,the publisher and writer of the Saucerian Press of w��t Virginia is about to call it quits. Known in the UFO field for some twenty years he has contributed much with his writing ability as well as giving lectures.

Barry Goldwater, a staunch conservative Senator from the state of Arizona, has become a board member_of the National Investigation Committee On Aerial Phen­omena. The good Senator has served as a Major Gen­eral in the Air Force Reserve and has confided that he does believe our planet Earth has been visited by creatures from outer space and that our planet is not the only one with intelligent life. Let us say Amen to the Senator' wise remarks.c

Edward U. Condon, most infamous name in the flying saucer history and head of the Condon Committee To I nvestigate U F Os has passed on March 25, 1974.

Salvador Freixedo, Wilson 1366 Santurce, Puerto Rico 00907 autor of a UFO book in Spanish language is now in the process of having transalated into the English language. He hopes to have it ready by the end of this year.

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A young American male who refused to give his name The incident took place December /4. We are con­vinced he h is telling the trutho George is all he would give as identification. He avoids publicity Story may break in a few weks.

WHAT ARE WF WAI TI NG FOR ? ?

10-26-73 Elizabeth, Ky. Reports poured into the local police and rado stations in this area� The FORT KNOX CI VI L DEFENSE DI RECTOR I S QUOTED AS SAYI NG '' UNLESS SOM ETHI NG OF AN EMERGENCY NATURE THERE I S NOTHI NG WE CAN DO '' Apathy my good man!

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UNIVERSAL FAITH AND WISDOM ASSOCIATION BUILDS BASE

STAR ROUTE- TONOPAH, ARIZONA 85354

These three saucer shaped buildings are the unusual start of a space colony in the Ari%0na desert.

This is the age of Spirit and Space, of change, growth, and advancement. 01 d things have passed away. Behold, all is becoming new. The good people among us want to know the truth about things here and hereafter. They want a world of righteous I iving, of peace, security, prosperity, with a chance to I ive constructively, free from the slavery of war and conscription, murder, crime and the handicaps of evil habits. Many are coming to realize that all the strength and force of a person comes from God, from faith in things unseen.

We are here in our Universal Faith and Wisdom Association, Inc. to help people to realize these ideals. We I ive and work at present on 65 acres of fertile desert land that with water wi II grow practically anything. We have two water systems. Students could raise at least part of their own food. Beauty surrounds us with magnificent turquoise-colored

mountains, and daily we are almost always sun-kissed, and with evening sunsets that are out of this world for

loveliness.

We are a part of the Western Section of the Kingdom of God, so predicted by the late Edgar Cayce, the ''Sleeping Prophet,'' ''The Miracle Man of Virginia Beach," "The Greatest Mystic of the Present Century, '' and a special friend of the writer. This great genius has promised I ater to read the etheri c or Akashic records of those who are in­terested in such. This will be a great privilege 1nd will change the lives of many, as it did with us, who knew him so well and learned so much from him .

The first building completed under the direction of space people. Note that the conformation of this dome (Saturn type) varies from the domes in the photo on the previous page.

We have plenty of the necessities of space and fresh air, free from radio­activity and the poisonous gasoline fumes of the cities. Our pioneer In­stitution of Spirit, Space, and Practical Learning is located in the lovely pro­gressive state of Arizona. Our motto is Light More Light. We are nonprofit, rei igious, nonsectarian, coeducational, eclectic, research, and with special emphasis on the eternal union of Know­ledge and Spirituat Development. We serve the whole person - mind, body and spirit. The fulfillment of this statement can make a new world for us of right­eousness, health, peace, prosperity, safety, plenty and of God-consciousness. Th!s can be accomplished with the help of Deity, the Space People, and our own hard and constant work.

Full attention wi II be given, not only to practical learning - things of the physical world, but to Extrasensory Perception, and to the Universal and Bib I i cal " Gifts of the Spirit" that St. Paul would not have us ignorant of. Also we give ourselves to the rectifying

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of perhaps the greatest educational and spiritual crime of the Earth planet, and that is remaining silent as to all teach­ing of what follows so-called death, and the other side of I ife. We send our children and adults in ignorance in another world and type of I iving witho�. any preparation, often through lack of training and knowledge, to wander, confused and bewildered, perhaps for all eternity, in some cases, in '• the outer darkness' • that the Lord Jesus Christ tells of. Those ministering angels spiritual beings of whom in Psalm 91 the Lord says ''He wi II give His angels charge over thee, • • are disregarded and thought of as being dead in graves waiting a final judge­ment. Also, those even brought up in orthodoxy have the curtain drawn over the passing and what obtains on the other' side of I ife and are consigned to graves to rot unt i I a supposed fi na I judgement - all this when there is no death anywhere in a II of God' s un i­verse - a fact proved by our greatest rei igionists, scientists and researchers, and by the return of innumerable people well-known to Earth in the Bible and elsewhere. People live and work on the other side, beyond the grave, almost immediately. Among those returned in

the Bible was Elijah and Moses that talked to Jesus about His decease on the Mount of Transfiguration. Samuel returned to talk with King Saul about matters immediately to take place, and munerous others that have communicated after their passing to Spirit, to the world beyond so-called death. More recent communications, and those of the present time have been investigated and proved true by our greatest top scientists, investigators world-known, such as Sir 01 iver Lodge, Sir Wm. Crookes, Sir Wi II iam Barrett, Alfred Russell Wallace, Doctors F. W. H. Myers, Crawford, Geley, Flammarion, Lombroso, Richet, Schrenck-Notsing, Zollner, and others too numerous to mention of various nations.

Our Associc:.tion does not attempt to do the work of the Government schools. We are remedial and supplementary, fi II ing the gaps in between the 01 d and the New Age education.

Since we are a pioneer Space colony, among other things, and predicted to grow not only into a great city, but into an Empire, we should say a word about our Space friends. They tell us the

writer is one of the first three they con­tacted when they returned to Earth in the 40's to prepare the tenth of the popula­tion that is to be salvaged in times of destruction, to start the New Age and a New Wor'ld. It was natural that they should come to one of their own Venu­sian volunteers on this Earth and dis­close their plans, which for some years unti I others also knew had to be kept secret. The Association is being built under their instructions, round buildings, domed, in white or pastel shades. At present we are in need of a dormitory and its furnishings, a cafeteria, dining room, kitchen with its equi-pnent, extra cottages or motels for visitors, also .equipment for recreational grounds, and more 1and for farming purposes, with the enlargement of our water systems; These are a few of our needs, as the Association grows. We expect those interested will supply gifts, leave their Wills to us, and possibfy some will desire to come and live among us, in this predicted safe place, when the tribulations and cataclysms increase. Already we have a large number of fruit and nut trees growing with grapevines and shrubs, with some vegetable gardeos against the days of shortage of food and water.

Out nere in the open desert we have many Space contacts. There are some ten million Venusian spacecraft sur­rounding our Earth under the Christian Commander Ashtar, whose • • A• • is sometimes seen in the skies, and other times in the desert sands. We have spoken with Ashtar many times, and almost nightly see some of his ships over by the Cal ifomia border or in the skies. Numerous people from various states have crossed the continent to see them, to talk with the writer, and to borrow some of the 6,000 volu mes in our free lending I ibrary concerning Space and Spirit. People are building: up around us, -and the new Highway Ten is within a stone's throw.

Not all the Space ships are from Venus, for their are a few from Juoiter, Saturn, and Mars. The Space People wi I I often prove themselves on request by changing Colors, lighting up, blacking out, moving

themselves from one place to another and placing themselves by a certain requested ship to answer a question

with this sign. In the past they have on occasion made a figure eight in the sky and repeated the sign on request. We

have seen Mother Space ships that fi II the horizon at near view, as in Florida, and we have seen, some of us and de­scribed, a beautiful, luminous female captain of a small ship that came into the Little Chapel in the Woods to speak with Brother Ernest Kapp, of Butler, Pennsylvania. Many of us have made

visits to Buck Nelson in the days of great persecution, because he had made a trip in the flesh to Mars, the Moon, and Venus and his pension was taken

away. We did what we could to help.

The neighbors knew he told the truth about his Spaceship trip, as much of the world now knows from his conventions yearly, and his lectures in Washington, D. C., and in numerous other places.

Founder and indefatigable educator Rev. Enid S. Smith, Ph.D., stands at entrance to the Universal Faith and Wisdom Asso­ciation grounds in the Arizona desert.

Those who wish to study and become a part of us, must present a certificate of health from a reputable physician. There must be no communicable dis-eases. Students should be interested in Spirit and Space, in the new educa­tion and its new methods, be willing to study and work, grow and improve. For the first time in history, as far as we know, there has been a revolt against the present system of education and its methods. This may be because of the failure of education to meet modern needs with practical knowledge and efficiency. Students are tired of im-practical learning, crams, exams, costly expenses, sacrifices, waste of

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time and effort with little or nothing to be gained or retained.

Research indicates that in some areas of learning there can be a 1 00% ben­efit - and this is where largely the emphasis should be placed - in such areas as rei igion, mental development in practical considerations, such as abi I ity to reason, to find new facts for oneself, to think freely and independ­ently, to use the library constructively, to follow directions, to develop a suitable personality, and build a worth while character, with the qualities of promptness, perservance, courage, hon-esty, faith, enthusiasm, consideration of others, courtesy, humility, and with the I ike, to work and improve oneself and others, and to he I p build a good world, Christ-conscious, putting God first, others second, and self last. The curriculum wi II consist of many of the following subjects, dependent on the number of applicants of study and on teacher availability:

Remedial Eng I ish, Speech, Sermon and Lecture Preparation, Creative Writing

Parapsychology, Extra-Sensory Percep­tion and Development Classes. Exper­imental Psychology, Book Reviews and Selective Reading, World History, Botany in connection with Care and Appre­ciation of Plants, demonstrated by individual gardens. Physical Educatior Health, Foods, taught by an M.D. 1T possible. Personality Development Classes for Self Improvement, Library Research Work, assigned projects. Typing, can be used as part of the work program. Dramatics, Play Production to be used later possibly for Sunday night Rei igious Skits, also for public enter­tainment in the Association or plays can be staged elsewhere. A marriage course.

The Work Program - In order to charge less for tuition, room, etc. possibly

than anywhere else in the world, it is necessar:y that each student contribute an hour's work per day, for five days of the week, in order to save hi ring help for operating the Association. This can be assigned according to individual capacities and desires, in or outdoor work.

(Prose and Poetry), Bible, Old and New Correspondence courses are not offered Testaments, Comparative Rei igion, Art, at this time. Music, (Instrumental and Vocal) Chorus Work - Association Chorus to visit in Some students may have the privilege churches and give programs. Students of earning part of their tuition. This should study one additional language, is in addition to the work program. Spanish or German, Spiritual Phenomena, ·::::::::;:;:;9;-;:;:;�:::::::--=:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: A part of the education consists in co-People ask about the founder of the operation with the EDUCATOR'S SCI-Pioneer Space Colony, Universal Faith ENTIFIC PSYCHIC RESEARCH PROJECT and Wisdom Association, Incorporated. the aim of which (1) is to find human A person's work is always a portrait channels of expression of mental and of him or herself. Rev. Dr. Enid Severy psychic energy, (2) to search for and Smith is a woman wi II known inter- to investigate demonstrations of these nationally as an educator, writer, artist, laws of nature, and (3) to share the lecturer, minister and missionary, a scientific knowledge thus obtained social and research worker, a college from these studies. Part of the work professor who has won national and is done in Home Circles and Develop-educational honors and has worked on ment Classes, for which full credit is national and international projects. given as in any other classes. She received her preparation in many of the best universities in America and abroad where she has I ived, worked and traveled extensively. Atnong numerous other scholastic degrees, her Ph. D. was earned at Columbia University, New York City. She has taught in several colleges throughout America, as well as in India, Burma, and Hawaii, and has founded schools and conducted edu­

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The new and fascinating subject matter, taught by the simplest quickest, most pleasant and effective methods, is a challenge and a delight to both student and teacher.

As the work expands, colonies will be founded abroad, faculty and students will reside for part of a year in different nations, carrying on studies aimed at achieving a deeper understanding of

others, and through understanding, bui I d­ing a world of brotherhood, peace, and Christ-Consciousness. A

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They hover over atomic research stations

and military bases, farms and isolated areas.

They have buzzed aircraft, paced automo­

biles, and dived into the sea. The U.S. Air

Force has studied them; astronauts have

seen and photographed them.

Why, then, do we try to explain away the

existence of flying saucers with theories of

mass hallucination and suggestion? Can't

our scientists explain these paranormal visi­

tations? Is there a connection between the

Sky People and the psychic world? What

can history tell us about the UFO's?

In Mysterious Visitors an internationally

respected "ufologist" presents a possible

solution to the UFO enigma and comes to

grips with some of the mysteries surround­

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the classic sightings of flying saucers and a

. great deal of original material to add, the

author delves into the question of the origins

of UFO's: are they from other planets in

our own galaxy? Or could they be from

other space-time continuums-invisible uni­

verses intersecting our own? He offers some

new explanations for the riddles of the ages,

from biblical times to the present, �nd gives

the reader a glimpse of future contacts with

the Sky People. One of his most fascinating

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Brinsley Le Poer Trench is the chairman

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The Eternal Subject-the continuing saga of the flying

saucers-is now reaching a momentous stage. There are signs

that we are near a denouement. There is a saying that truth is stranger than fiction. When

all the facts are known about the mysterious and elusive UFOs, this statement will be more than verified.

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Officially, the scientific world, thr�ugh the

publication of the Condon Report, and the U.S. government, through the closing of the Project Blue Book files, have put an end to speculation about Unidentified Flying Objects. Officially, UFOs don't exist.

Yet the evidence used to dismiss the UFO phenomenon by the Condon Committee is scanty in the extreme. Fewer than 100 cases were considered. and even that sample was scarcely random-selected. Many of the scientists assembled to pass on the authenticity or otherwise of UFOs at the University of Colorado brought with them negative preconceptions­hardly the open minds of scientists.

Dr. Hynek was throughout its existence the official astronomical consultant to the U.S. Air Force's Project Blue Book. He is currently the Director of the linheimer Astronomical Research Center at Northwestern University and Chairman of Northwestern's Astronomy Department. He has served as associate director of the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory, Cambridge, Massachusetts. In addition, Dr. Hynek served with NASA as head of its satellite tracking program.

With such credentials and experience, Dr. Hynek does not lightly challenge the official UFO line. But he shows, conclusively, that the case against UFOs has not been proved by the Condon Committee or by anybody else. A residue of reports remains after even the slightly questionable as well as the obviously mistaken and totally erroneous ones have been culled. The cases Dr.' Hynek cites raise questions that have never been answered.

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letters to the editor ...

The Editor

Dear Sir: My day is •ade when I get the Flying Saucer

News in the mailo I have gleaned quite a bit of U F 0

prQ�hecy from a tatholic book publisher, and strongly

doubt that we ar8!1'in any danger of being harmed by

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themo According to my epace chart, Halley's Co•et

is to return by 1986 and will pass Uranus in 1979o

As you may know, its fiery tail is extremely long and

wide- rangedo Who can escape it? That is the questiono

Will it bring death? We study the Bible and find

Saints Paul and Peter's warning that in the last days

of this age the skies will be set afire and the very

elements man depends upon for life will be destroyed

by the deadly radio-active rays of a comet?

1 maintain that no one is in any danger of

being harmed by UFO occupants- unless firstly being

fired upono They are here trying to alert us to the

alarming truth that the heavens are ging to aelted

a way with a loud rumbling, as the comet approaches.

If people would un�erstand, and believe that they

are here to preserve us- take us up- when it comes,

and look upon the• as our rescuers, then can we

escape ito believe this is why they are observing

us� Who shall be chosen? They have tried in vain to

make contact, but no one responds� Sincerely,

Miss Magdalene Paxton

507 .Duffy Street

Summersville, Wo Va. 26651

The Editor Dear Jimmy:

Here is a quisk summery of what happ ened at the convent ion. The 5th annual MUFON symposium was held at Cascade Holiday I nn in Akron, Ohio 6-22-74 The featured speakers were ·Walt Andrus, Ralph Blum, Barry Downing, Ted Phillips, Bert and Marjie Fish and Stan Friedaan. Each gave an over all talk on their speciality in the UFO field. The sympo-sium lasted around ten hours with breaks given. The con­vention was very humorous at tiaes with Ralph Blum and Earl Neff supplying the jokes but over all it was a great convention and I hope the next year can •atch it.

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Some little known reports in my files: 10-19- 74 Harrodsburg, Ky. - Ky. Army National Guard pilot Richard C. Halverson, his co-pilot,and two other pilots in the are sighted UFO. I t was a blue-green light in the night-time sky seen from three seperate helicopters. UFO was not tracked on radar, according to Bluegrass Field. Official explanation is planet Jupiter, But Halverson, a pilot for 18 years and holder of 6000 hours of flying time, doesn' '�buy ·that ''. Halverson wrote in an article for the ' ' Louisville Times '' of which he is a staff writer.

10-15and 16th 1974 Munfordville, Ky. Mayor Jim Berry and hundreds of citizens saw ' ' amazingly fast'' UFOs. The Munfordville Civil Defense Director has notified the proper military authorities about the incident.

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