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DIST CO:l)E 14 OSI :DIST 101.".RY .AFB, COLO
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16 J anu.ary 1950
(~:i:iIS IS luJ!tAS OSI 8 DTD 14 J.AJI 50.
CATJOO.ORY BAKElR • .:JSSA<.r::) •
Ruccy rick says Flying saucers from Venus ca.me to earth by accident.
/ P:u.d:y Fick, ,.,ell know1. Kansas City auto dealer stopped in Denver 2 weeks
8tiO uhile returnine; from Ogden, Utah.
At that tine re called. on the
~anager of Ford A&ency.
Their conversation was interrupted. by some
eD{:ine rs arriving for a meeting; o:n.e of w:1on ,,as a na..'l. no.ned
Coulter.
Coulter revealed some startli~g infornation.
Re (Coulter)
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stated he ncra.shed the G-ate11 at a radar station near hew .~exico and
Arizona. borders, and wh le there he saw 2 o~ the highly secret
11Flyi:tli; Saucers.
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Spot re-port details- - - the in:'ormation contained
hel'ein was :::urn.:.ohcd froti article whic~ ap:peared in the Wyc.ndotte
Echo neHspaper , Xauso.s City , Kansas , 6 January 1950.
Of the t,.,.o
Fl.yin,:; naucers one was ba.dly dE'.llla.ged and the other almost :perfectly
intact.
They consisted 0£ 2 parts , a cockpit or cabtn about 6 feet
in diaweter.
A ring 18 feet across and 2 feet thic~ surrou..~dec
the cabin.
The caoin was constructed of metal reseI:lbl.ing al.uminun,
but the actual make of the metal has de::'icd. c.nal3-sis.
Coulter had
a :piece of the metal in his possession a.nd e:;a.ve it to the rord man to
ser,d to the Dear'borne .Plant for e.nalyoi s .
T: l.s man ( Cou.l ter) showed
the grou:p , includin& Fick, a clock or autome.tic calendar which was
taker. from one of the Flyin{.; Saucers.
This closl!: or automatic
caler.dar consisted of 2 :pieces of metal together with some u.nusual
type of metal.
On the face of 1 or 2 pieces of t'.ds metal ·foere
appeared an indentation whic:1 rotated around the disk completing a
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cyGle each 28 ~eys.
A?corc.ing to the i~ormation given C':ul ter
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unc. 50 of' t1.ese flyuie; saucers have oeen ~ound i11 the United
ates in a period of 2 years.
Cf these, 40 are in the? US Research
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ctreau in Los Angeles.
Ea.c:.,. of the cr.[':ft had a crew of 2.
T"ne bodies
'<>- in the da.:na.ged sni:, 1,•ere cLarred, but the other ship I s occupants uere
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in a perfect state of preserration, althoUsh dee.d..
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