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World Flying Saucer
2-6-66
Believers Convene- ­
Ml~NEAPOLIS TRIBUNEJ
New York Tl.mu Senolce
"They accept spacecri1t as a
LOS ANGEL~S. Calif.
fact of life. Their interest is
The "urgent problem" ;
in contacting spacemen ~i-
improving
communications rectly or through telepathy.
with the thousands of visitors
Green, who regularly runs
from outer space who sup- for president as a "space age
posedly are circling the earth candidate," says he cannot
was afforded solemn delib· practice telepathy but insists
eration here this weekend at he has met spacemen on at
a special convention of fly- least six occasions. The last
ing saucer buffs.
of hls visitors, he said, was
four feet tall and came from
Among the nearly 300 dele­ the Alpha Centauri so I a r
gates was a self-professed system.
''interplanetary l rave I er "
11amed Standing Horse, an
A muscular, even-featured
Englishwoman who regularly young man named. Wesley
Issues mimeographed reports Bateman said he never had
on her conversations w i th met spacemen but that he
space travelers, a man who was in ..constant communica·
offered to book "g r o u p tion with them through tele­
sightings" of flying saucers pathy" and offered a. pro­
and a presidential candidate gram of instruction to other
campaigning on the flying delegates who sought similar
saucer ticket.
contacts. His blonde wife,
Jonell, attired in black Leo-
TIIE SPACE buffs1 who tards, was kept busy signing
assembled in a cavernous es• up ustudents."
tablishment called the Blar­
ney Castle, weren't much im­
pressed with Thursday's So­
viet moon landing, but they
were awed and confused by
what they reported to be a
sharp
increase
in
flying
sauce7 .
onj delegate,
Marianne
Francis.
warned that the
si,,-htings could mark the be­
glaning of some "ominous
cll'anges" tor the earth's pop­
ulation. But the convention
c ha i rm a n, Dr. Fr a n k
Stranges, said the
0 interplan•
etary visitors'' would tum
out to be "angelic creatures
whose mission is to h e I p
mankind."
The delegates were gen­
erally well groomed, articu­
late men and women w h o
could have blended into any
PTA meeting. Many were
heads of organizations whose
members spotted and photo­
graphed "unidentified flying
objects'' and claimed to main­
tain telepathic communica­
tion with space travelers.
NEARLy ALL agreed that
What they called the ''flying
saucer movement" was un­
dergoing
sharp
expans ion.
Two
delegates
announced
they were negotiating to pur•
chase ~adio _stations_ to help
transm1~ their theones. ~ev­
eral flying saucer magazines
and hundreds of books were
on sale at the convention.
"These people are contac­
tee-oriented," explained Gab­
riel Green, a serious young
man who served as president
of the Amalgamated Flying
Saucer Clubs of America. I We don't need
l<> search for
Flying Object
Sighted In Illinois
NORMAL, Dl.-ruPD-Sev­
er;,I persons living on the
•ame block here said they
saw an unidentified flying
object last night.
The object had four blink­
Ing lights, red, white, blue
and green, proceeded north­
easterly, hovered over a
grove of trees, then returned
southwesterly.
The object
was seen first by the Merle
Simpson family, then others.
They sald it was flat and
small.
1
"There is no mystery as to
whether the space men are
watching us -
some have al­
ready infiltrated our society,''
said Bateman. "The mystery
is why so many are coming.
'IYJ!.;t!'§ 8Q.i!'L!U,~?.'.:_
Flying Saucer!Ji 2 3 6 6
(To the Editor, S.C.M. Posl)_
Sir,-Citizens beware! This Is
not a drill! It you report what
you see, your report will
be
treated as hallucination. Ypur
honest desire to help solve an
aeronautical ll"iystery
will ba
discounted by ba.rassing con­
frontation by paid investigators
who are instructed to suppre:;:.s
the a\Y.'hcnticity of their investi­
gation.
The UFO Project research ha)I
been operative continuously tor
mor-e than 20 yeprs. The scope
and extent of this project is a
carefully guarded subject. Dur­
ing that time it has maintained
a continuous status oC ''Classified
Inrormatlon.'' The only informa­
tion released by the U.S. Air
Force for publication is· periodic
repcrts of a few selected ca:..es
of
mistaken identity-such as
the report to this newspaper on
February I, by Dr Al.Ian !jynek:
11In Search Of Flying Saucers."
Honest, sincere observers no
longer report UFO sightings to
accepted authority.
(Why con­
ti.nue to slap your own face!)
For scvcrn1 years ac~-ual slgbt­
ings~ o! spaceships are compil.ed
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1 Saucer
Clu-bs
o1
America
(AFSCA) maintain a compre­
hensive lnfonnation department
• that registers Club aclivi:'ies, aocl
reports from all over the world.
Anyone can write to AFSCA,
2004 N: HQOver Street, Los An­
geles, California 90027, U.S.A.,
a nd receive a concise, consclen­
tious report about any lnforma­
I lion h'e. laseeking.
Flying Saucers- we only need
to acknowledle their presence.
Actually we are on one of the
strangest UFO's in the universe.
Our ...Friends" who are now in­
vestigating us: cannot undel"$tand
o~r be.Uigerant altitude tow:ud
1beir conscientious effort to con-­
tact u.s.
,Neither can- 1.
I UFO spottedS-16- 66
PASADENA (AP)--s<ores or -
startled residents called news•
papers and police after sighting
what they described 11s blinking,
moving lights In the skies <mr
the San Gabriel Valley last
night.
Otric= said some residents
saw the lights "travel fast, then
slow, then stop." They said one
Pasadena area resklent report­
ed the snmll of perfume as the
lights appeared a.nd moved.
2 SOUTH AFRICAN POLICEMEN
REPORT SIGHTING OF 'SAUCER'
JOHANNESBURG, South Afrl­
ca-Soutb •African police and
M:itntists investigated Thur$day
a report that a fiyini saucer•
t:,,pe object bad landed on •
main highway near Pretoria, the
country's administrative capilal
Two patrolling police officers
tcrorted seeing the flaming
"s11ucer1 " about 30 feet in di­
ameter, shortly after midnight.
Ono of them, Koos de Klerk,
o id that the shiny copper-col,
or,d object resembled a giant
i pinning top.
IROTHER JUMIPER IY FR. JUSTIN M<CARTHY & LIN RIHO
eso ying saucer stories are getting more ridlcu•
lous every doy "
dents saw the disk as ii whisked
LPf~liEPlJRT~'l.~~~~
leased a number of reJ)01!,!
which August Roberts, a mem•
~~::~:~~
•jects ela1ms are "a wblie,,ash."
J.nltilllly, when the object "f8S
first sighted, the Air Foroe said •
SAW 6 FLYING
it was an olflclal helicopter wttl,
a strong beacon. A few' houra
,_ ~1e:o-:,~i~~e;":.W~
DAILY . l(ETC"
que
T.!!!_ld...,• Ma, 17," IIH
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El'.perfment?
RobertS theorlied the obJ
SAUCERS •
•
p OLICE CON~TABLE Ponald G1tmeron mad~·out a report
last nig ht a nd hoped the Chief Constable would believe
t hat he really DID see·six flying saucers.
P c Cameron was at home on sick leav·e when he took --' out
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a window and saw ·six glowing objects hovering ln the dlstan·ce.
"I thought I w"" seelng things anti called my wUe," he said last night.
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Police KeptBusy
P"aterson News
Jan. 15, 1966
Spotters Jam Up~County
•
ROQds f or UFO GItmpse
RINGWOOD -
If the IJtUe them to move on, but Ibey kept
men from outer space had tbe coming back on the other side
UJ>-County police on the run of the r oad, so we Just bad to
Tuesday, their eartbly counter• give a couple of them sum-
parts caused more trouble Fri- monses. They •bad everytbing,
day nlgbt.
cameras,
bioOC'\ilars,
t e Je-
Throngs ol tbe curious ringed scopes. I was waiting to sea ooe
normaU~
deserted
Wanaque of them ·get out with a geiger
Reservotr In Ibis small hamlet counter."
i.,-t-he_
•ftA
ted
h t
Id ti
...,.. crea
.w a
o_
. me~s
The sky watchers were out make a return appearance l"r!- "easier waya", he said.
say Is the first traffic Jam m In force after wide spread pub- Iday.
'.!bro
In
ted
the history of tbe borough. Tbe Ucation of lbe sighting of uni- : Since the sightings, Tuesday, are .ttu8~:"~r:'';,1
cars pArked along Westbroof!: dentifled flying objects over the both Wanaque and thls borough the reservoir to catch a glimpse
Roa_d and Route 511.
reservoir. The elusive thing In have been overpopulated wit.li
r the brllliant pbanfom that has,
Ringwood Police L!euteoaot
___
television cameras
<1ewsmen
Jack O'Hara said "We tofd(Conllnued on Page 2, Col. 7)
and the curious.
'
, ~~ :J:e:.'oment. vanished. Into
The two men claimed that. u
:hey approached the object, it
took off silen0y at great speed
with fio,nes sl!ootlng out of Ila
underside.
Scientis~ who examined tilt.
spot where the officers said that
they saw the object are reported
to have found that a six-foot
wide seclioa of the tafred road
had !><en badly burn<?d. Grau
on either side of the highway.
nlso was r_eported slighU, ,
scorched.
(Auoci,red Pr(:.\)
It'll be Long Before··
"Saucer" Is ForAl'(U
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gotten
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THE HERALD-l'iEWS
By PETER A. DVARACKAS mystery which has yet to be
Herald-Ne\\;. Sports Writer
solved.
Many months wW pass before
"Listen .. . this sounds cra•y,
the impact of the strange fiylng but I saw something in the sky.
objects which dominated the Do you know what It is?" This
North Jersey skies this week was the question Posed to the
fades Into memory.
Police at the North Jersey'J)ollce
The bright white disk that radio hook-up in Pompton Lake.s.
streaked across three counties The calls came In from wana­
and hovered periodically over que, Ringwood, West Milford,
the Wanaque Reservoir wlll pro- Paterson, Totowa, Wayne an d
vlde an .µnple amount of con- Butler.
versation for weeks to come. In·
Astounded
residents
were
deed, thousands ol eyewitnesses searching for an eJ<Planat;on.
know well the story or that Even the police were dumb­
mysterious terrestrial stranger. founded. They too saw the ~ite
Not that.the tale or the fiying oval hovering In the heavens
saucer is over yet.
from their prowl cars.
Investigators lrom the Nation•
The UFO was described ~ n
al Investigation Committee on as a white and garishly bright
Aerial Phenomena (NICAP) may disk, two feet In diameter.
arrive today In Upper P:i.ssalc
According to obse.rvers, the
P.,unty from Washington D.C. to odd movements of the myster­
probe the UFO sightings.
ious visitor was enthrallil!8.
Dr. George White, an elec- Some fell as if,it were "toying"
Ironies ezyert, and Dr. John with police, citizens and bor­
Pegano of Fort Lee will lnvesti- ougb officials by perfo~
gate the scene of the unldenWied dives almost Into the reservoir,
object and then report back to at times appearing "as If it
NICAP. Announcement of the were looking down" 11Pon the
impending study wa$ made by spectators from a silent stalion­
Rlchard Hall, assistant director ary Position blgh in the heavens
of NICAP.
and by maldng neat right angles _
Nightly Vlgtl
as ii It were using the sky as
Police at Watiaqu,e, the state's a chalk board. .
'
largest water storage basin, co.~-
Made Several stops
tinue to maintain a nightly vigil
The UFO then made q_ulck
at the beadworks, in Ringwood stops at various locations In the
Avenue and Westbrook Road COll}IDunity· Lakeland Regional
to ~pot that weird disk of light High Schooi, the_HoudaWe sand
which was seen as late as Thurs- pit, the overhead bridge In Ring­
day n.l;lht making sharp dipg ~
wood Avenue . . . and Ulen It •
maneuvers over the reservoir. disappeared,
It was Tuesday at 6:30 p.m.
Hours later al 2:15 Wednesday
~hen residents, motorists, m~- morning, ii re-appeared over
cipal
or(lcJals,
and
police WyckoU and five minutes later
giaDced up at Ibo sky and began it was spied over the reservoir
the first chapter of an aerial In Wanaque where police say It
almost came to rest at the top
of the·1,500 foot tong Raymond
Dam. It wu gone at 4:15 a.m.
Police, reporters and resi­
tO,'f'~~:: ,!!~n~i~te!.mile
~;:ri;, :..~"J\1oufi:' u'':::
a·dull dav. They were white
•~!1c:J'~~w~. bigger lha~
~R;pe:horJo.:~ ob"v10:l1;
the mother ship. The
others were ova1;• he added.
r,;,';: ft°ht•~~n':~\n~1~1'i:
t';;:.'~'."'tc_ c~~,ero~•;.tl':s
.. 1 suppose
will get
I
iti'• [/!t1"'! rrog1 ~he ,;."h';'i
worries me 8... 0It's what
the Chle/ Constable thinks.
s_k_y_,_b_o_w_e-ve_r___b_a_d_f_ail__ed- to~lmysterious attempt lo pollute
the water supply. There are
"might possibly have been a
vel'IU!lent <!%pflriment In t .h e
creation of an anti-gravity ma­
chine."
As yet nobody ,really seelllll
to know what lhe UFO W8$ or
wb81"8 It came from. Some say
it is. a. balloon, others, me,n
from Man.
·
•
But this is not the first lii.ie
a UFO has been sighted over
~::i:~:n~::m~r~Ia:
glneer of the North Jersey D~
=::.1e~,.5u:ize~"4~~
looked v.ery similar to the object
d -'~•-th
es,....,... "' e newspaper. •
toR=:n .:m~~g~~
and bright" two weeks ag<>, over
Lilly Hill In Stonetown and
Board Mountain near Sloatsburg
Road, acoording to Ch a r I es
Theodora.
Dean Noll, assistant engineer,
for NJDWSC does not believe
that the UF'P might have been a