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Lor. Jon “ees Who A a For more than 20 years a segment of thought on “this planet has been given to the proposal that ‘‘We are not alone.’’ There has been physical evidence in the shape of unidentified flying objects (UFOs) that there are extraterrestrial craft, controlled by intelli- * gence, perhaps even manned by humanoids, recon- noitering our Earth, exploring our geological make- up, examining our military bases and probing our overall design, much as we have begun to probe the surface of the Moon. The early history of these sight- ings, dating back to Kenneth Arnold’s 1947 experi- ence that gave the UFOs their name, Flying Saucers, has been pock-marked with charges of ‘‘pure lunacy.’ This magazine is designed to acquaint you with those cases which, by virtue of the evidence, re All Thes the reliability of the sighters and the body of support- ing scientific data, tend to establish that such aerial phenomena do exist and should be given serious attention and investigation as well as intelligent treat- ment by.the press. There is the other side of the coin, the apparent fantasies that have sprung from the exciting but emo- tionally disturbing prospect that we do, indeed, have ‘visitors’; the fiction writers who have selected these phenomena as a basis for imaginative accounts; the jokesters and publicity seekers who have perpetrated outright hoaxes. It is all here; the sense and non- sense, the speculation and the theories, compiled to ee! “ . .« .. ee Be " a re a . * * ‘e « cand oe f.* + woop f ms . eo * » - . | oo ° Pee! es cad an . x ty . i “68 ° ~ . a) a e . 7% ee, A . ° - . rs . . . ot “e- * a ¥ . ote , *¢ . . #8 : e - 4 e. a bd rs id ° ‘ © : iy * x . . . -_ * * «om td . « " { . *. . . . . ° . * ” wo . a” aay wet o- * . 78 i * i Ore ‘ . . : “ vos bad v * : i o 8 6 . . . - e . : qe a, @ * “ . ‘ - * * * > a. . + “ae ” . Pa * . . . ~ ‘ 7 « *% 2 ” . ™. ® « . e {