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· Ladd ___
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Belmont--
Clegg ___
Glavin--­
Harbo--­
Rosen _ _ _
Tracy _ _ _
Mohr _ ___
Trotter _ _
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Scripps-Howard staff w riter
been relaxed in recent months.
ed" and "Flying Saucers From Out­
Air Force Iea-de rs have
Most of the mail receive<:l at the
Dayton o'fflce is from persons over
slammed down a "brass" curtain the nation who are curious about
at the Dayton (0.) Afr Technical flying sauee,s.
Intelligence Cent e 1• (ATIC),
"The mail has become so heavy
where flying saucer reports are that the two or three persons de­
investigated.
tailed to investigating unidentifie ,
flying objects- called UFO's- are
"The Air Force will be unable to not getting anything else done," the
honor visits (including the press) Air Force official sai.d.
to the ATIC because the volume of
"Actually, UFO's are supposed to
refests for information has seri- be only a small part of the investi­
ou y
interferred with investiga- gative work done at the ATIC."
tio s," an Air Force spokesman here
The flood of mai) from the public
sai today.
was attributed to newspaper and
'
said the original official policy magazine articles about flying sau­
•.n.,i heen to exclude visits by news- cers. Singled out were two current
er Space."
Just how banning the press was
expected to ease the situation was
not explained- unless the ~•~•
figures this will reduce the n mber
of flying saucer stories.
Times-Herald
l ash. Post
Wash. News
lash. Star
N.Y. Herald Tribune _
N.Y. Mirror
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160 JAN 15 1954
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