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AFSCA 1. WAYNE S. AHO; The New Age Foundation, Inc.; 8 Smith St.; Seattle, Wash. 98109. Publish: ''The Aquarian Dawn!" (Donation basis). CARL A. ANDERSON; 2522 E, Pearson Ave.; Fullerton, Calif. ORFEO ANGELUCCI; 4160 Verdugo Road; Los Angeles, Calif. 90065. SPEAKERS JOHANNES "'HANNO'' MAYBERRY; Unified Research Center, Inc; P.O. Box 764; Selma, Oregon 97538. HOWARD MENGER; 202 Schumann Drive; Sebastian, Florida 32958. LAURA MUNDO; The Interplanetary Center; 27359 Cranford Lane; Dearborn Heights, Mich. CONVENTION 11. | Citizen-News Thursday, April 7, 1900 Planet Pluto Saucers Seen, Talked With? By AUSTIN CONOVER SUNSET STRIP—The invitation to the press read: Object In Sky Near Would You Believe—‘Sauecer’ Visits Wichita? He said his mother said it might be the Air Force “playing a trick.” None of the neighbors reported any- thing unusual when told of the saucers landing, and the police dispatcher said Bloom’dale i Cele they had had no reports. it breaking off until Friday. Pieces were if somebody was in one . . . that they mr 7 HOWEVER, JOHNNY and his mother scattered into the driveway. would be friendly, Latest ‘Flying a : : : Saucer’ Report The Wichita Beacon BLOOMINGDALE~—Two Bloomingdale youths reported’ last night to Van Buren county sheriff's deputies the sighting of an unidentified flying object north of this village. |, did point out something unusual. Along the driveway lay pieces of concrete that once served as a reinforcement sheet along the house's foundation. Mrs. Thomas said she never noticed Also, sand had swirled into the drive- way area, Johnny said he was not anxious to repeat his sighting experience. But, he hoped if they ever came back . . . and By FRAN KENTLING Beacon Staff Writer An ll-year-old Wichita boy has joined the ranks of those across the nation who have reported seeing ‘flying saucers” during the past week. Johnny Sparks said that early Friday morning he saw two “flying saucers” that made a humming noise and were bigger than cars, He is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Calvin Coolidge Thomas, 916 N. Topeka. When it started leaving I covered up my head.” WHEN CONTACTED at the home, Mrs. Thomas said that about 5 a.m. Fri- day Johnny came running up to her room nearly hysterical. “He was crying that he had seen two flying saucers,” she recalled. | Ironically, Mrs. Thomas said after- wards, she had been dreaming of flying saucers and possibly heard the hum- ming noise herself. She said Johnny had told her that at first he thought a big diesel truck was Cop 6 ore Te. Saturday, March 26, 1966 — 13 Here is the story the way he told it: pulling into the driveway, but then the Doug Dickerson, 17, and, |“Several persons who have been contacted by messen- ‘ “Thad been upstairs to my mother's MWRMInE noise started ow about’ the James Melvin, also 17, said /gers from outer space will be available Wednesday for 4. MICHAEL "X'' BARTON; Futura Press; 48127. Publish: ''The Interplanetary News'! (Free). oer See eit Atta rere ‘interviews at 9000 Sunset Blvd.” The “several” at the| about 9 p.m. In the vicinity of |headquarters of World Harmony, Inc., turned out to be the Bill Petrick farm, three and /six Jed by Estelle C. Prins, president, who said she -half miles north ef Bloom- “ i . ae Dickerson told Melvin, j|has not only sighted flying saucers but also communi- ‘ “humans” in- who was driving, to stop the | car. The boys said they observed an object off to their right over a swamp, hovering in the air. They estimated the distance at from 100 to 200 yards from th¢ road, and the height of the | object-tram 500 100 yards. They said the object was about the length of a car with a flat bottom and a rounded top such as a football cut in half. There were three lights on the object, they said. They described the lights as being one red light on each end of the object, which kept blink- ing off and on, and one yellow | light in the center of the object | room and then I heard this funny noise. “It went mmmmmmm—like a flying top. I started to go back to bed when I heard it. Then I looked out the window and I saw it. “1 saw this flying object that people have been talking about. It had colored lights and was spinning. “tt was bigger than a car and the colors were purple and red and orange and green, “WHEN I SAW THEM at first, it was up in the sky. Then I saw them laying right by my window. “Tt didn’t look like it had any windows and it landed like an airplane. When it started landing it had legs and put them on the ground. “The top part spun, but the rest didn’t It was like a big fat doughnut. The top had something like a cap that kept going round and round. “The second one looked just like the saucer activity in Michigan last Sunday until after he told a neighbor about his nighttime vision. The Michigan report was attributed to swamp gases by an Air Force investigator. 14. MEL NOEL; 2760 Hollyridge Drive; Hollywood, Calif. 90028. SIDNEY PADRICK; 196 Hidden Valley Road; Watsonville, Calif. CHIEF FRANK B. STANDING HORSE; AFSCA Unit #9; Rt. 2, Box 194, (27401 Hwy. 74); Perris, Calif. 92370. Phone: 657-2873. DR, FRANK E. STRANGES; International Evangelism Crusades, Inc.; POL Box 252; : Venice, “Calif.::.90293: 5949 Gregory Ave.; Hollywood, Calif. 90038. Phone: 464-0441. WESLEY BATEMAN; Mental Investigations of New Dimensions (M.I.N.D.); 4916 Franklin Ave.; Hollywood, Calif. 90027. Phone: 661-1731. Publish: "Prism!" (12 issues-$3.00). MARIANNE FRANCIS; Solar Light Center; Rt. 2, Box 572-C; Central Point, Oregon 97501. Publish: "Starcraft" (4 issues-$2.00). DR. DANIEL W. FRY; Understanding, Inc.; 15: JOHNNY SAID HIS saucers landed on a driveway on the north side of the house—nowhere near a swamp. Johnny evidently had spent a fitful night because of an earache that kept him out of school Friday. When asked if he could have been having a bad dream, Johnny replied: “I am pretty sure I was awake because I had just fed my pet rat. It had 11 babies. I got back into bed, but I didn’t even have time to cover up before I saw them.” The boy estimated that each saucer stayed about five minutes, and his story did not vary with each repeated telling. MRS. THOMAS ADMITTED she was a little embarrassed about the sighting, She made it clear at the out- set that UFO (unidentified fiy- ing object) is not the right way to refer to the objects she has) sighted “because they are no longer unidentified.”” Bring Warning “We know these are from out- er space,” she said with a nod; from the other five sighters. ‘We know that they come to warn us against the spread of the contagion of war to outer space. “Like the star that guided the! 16. V7 eS ee “4 5, hich remained steady. | A | 2 first one. One came down and the other but she did not doubt the boy's story. Btatt Photo by Harold Late * yg || wise men at the time of the ° 18. MOLLIE THOMPSON; came up. The other one just sat and Johnny said. he never thought. there Meg Mites and Johany, exaiiioed tiyingssancoe dees car okay paid they observed. the|| ‘veer icodae reacted P.O. Box 105; Merlin, Oregon 97532. 3 spun, too. “I was too scared to wake anyone up. UFO Sighting Reported Here lot a Star--Notan Aircraft, Says | ‘geo S. Smith Family of North Bend was anything like flying saucers “until lawn? are trying to guide mankind to- saw them. ward universal peace and har-| mony.” Miss Prins said that space! people have communicated with! her in the English language| ‘though a bit haltingly” and that jone such communication was; jwith people from the planet | Pluto, Linton, Astley Bank, Darwen, Lancs., England. HOPE TROXELL; School of Thought; P.O. Box 458; Independence, Calif. GEORGE W. VAN TASSEL; Ministry of Universal Wisdom, Inc.;—"* P,O. Box 458; Yucca Valley, Calif. 92284. Publish: ''Proceedings' (Donation basis). HAL WILCOX; when it suddenly went straight; up at terrific speed. They said it did not seem to go in any | direction but up, until they lost ESTELLE C. PRINS sight of it. t ... talks to space men Publish: ''Understanding" (12 issues-$2.50). CALVIN C. GIRVIN; 6711 Yucca St.; Hollywood, Calif. 90028. GABRIEL GREEN; Amalgamated Flying Saucer Clubs of America, Inc.; 2004 N: Hoover St.; Los Angeles, Calif. 90027. Phone: 662-4404. Publish: 'Flying Saucers International" (6 issues -$3.00). Concrete reinforcement sheeting was broken, sand swirled. : 19. ee OT mee THE MONTREAL STAR, MONDAY, APRIJ. 4, 1966 Boy Is Burned By ‘Flying Ship’ Canstian Prose HAMILTON, Ont, April 4—A 13-year-old Hamilton boy has a curved burn on his hand he claims came from touching the “antenna” of a soft-glowing “flying ship.” ship.” Charles Cozens claims two) 3 veg strange “ships” landed in a 93526. 20. Citizen News THOSE SPACE PEOPLE! G14 lke Flying Saucers, Quakes Linked She parted with the informa- tion that the flyirig saucer peo-| ple travel in gigantic saucers as| much as 10 miles long and that' these house as many as 4,000 {smaller saucers for reconnoiter- The Louis S. Smiths, who live |on the CCC road, spent an in- | teresting 10 minutes or so Thurs- culars, “It appeared to be trav al, day evening, April 7, as they used binoculars and a telescope to watch something in the sky which they were unable to inden- tify except as an Unidentified | Flying Object. | It was first seen- by Phil, 15, a freshman at Mount Si, about 10 p.m. “I was out walking the dog, and the first thing that at- lights. I knew it couldn't be a star, Then I realized it was mov- ing.” Phil ran in the house and called his parents and his sister, power) on a tripod and said he had a fairly, good view of it. His father said he was unable to see |through the telescope: “Every time I tried it the object would jMove where a tree blocked my vision.” But he, Diana, and Mrs. Smith took turns with the bino- [tracted me were the bright| from north to south,” P| “Som idly and was heading in the get eral direction of Rattlesnake Ridge.” Phil described it as somewhat saucer-like in shape (see his sketch) and of a_blue-grayish color in the moonlight. He said the band around the center was brilliantly lighted. Mr. Smith agreed on the bril- liance of the lighting but said he was unsure whether the cen- ter band was illuminated by bright lights or whether they {were flames — “whatever they far away it was. “I had some |pilot training during the war, and I know how hard it is to estimate distances but I felt it was quite a way from us,” he said. He agreed that his son’s sketch of the shape of the object was St. Petersburg Times, - ‘Mysterious UFO’ Escorts Burns Plane April 26, 1966 SAUCER SHAPE. This is a rough sketch by Phil Smith, 15, of the Unidentified Flying Object watched by Phil, and his sister for about 10 minutes the eve: band in the center (resembling windows) gave out the bright lights which first attracted Phil's attention. ig of April 7. The | reasonably accurate, | “There were times when it ap- | peared to be moving in a straight |line and then you couldn't see much shape, just the band of lights. But now and then it would see | shape,” he explained. | All the Smiths are sure it was |not a heavenly body, nor an air- plane, | “It was much bigger than nor- | mal aircraft,” Mr. Smith said. They had an easy comparison. While they were watching the ob- ject, an airplane flew overhead, All agreed that the object they were watching was much larger. They watckcd until the object moved out of range. They were Both Mr. and Mrs. Smith said they had been somewhat skepti- cal of the many reports of the sighting of such objects. No more — they don’t know what it was, but they know they saw something very strange in the friendly skies that Thursday night, BRILLIANTLY LIGHTED Police Follow field behind the Hamilton Mountain police station on Upper Wellington Street Tues- day night. Constable Arnold Pead, sum- moned to the home after the parents repeatedly questioned| | their son before reporting the incident, verified the three- inch, yellowish burn mark on the boy's hand. Charles said he ran behind a fence after seeing one “ship”| land, closely followed by an- other. He described ‘the objects as “eight feet long, four feet wide and three feet high with red, made a buzzing sound and “lit | up the grass around.” Only one had an antenna, he said. “It was thicker at the base and narrowed to the size of a nickle at the top.’ | When he touched tthe anten- | na, a flash “of electricity” oc- curred, and he received a shock, | His father, James Cozens, a draughtsman, said he explained the seriousness of calling the police “but Charles was empha- | CHARLES COZENS tie and could not be shaken.” Last Wednesday Laverne. |Emery, 18, and his brother| Owen, 14, reported seeing two objects flying low over the city. | Mr. Emery, an engineer, said his sons were “extremely shaken up by what they had seen.” ‘They said the objects made “a whirring noise, not at all like By AUSTIN CONOVER HOLLYWOOD — There is a definite correlation , between earthquakes and sightings of flying. saucers, a spokesman for ‘Mental Investigations of New Dimensions declared today in an exclusive interview. Wesley H. Bateman’ of 4916 Franklin Ave., which is’ the international headquatters ‘of |MIND, reported: *Our research’ reveals not only a pattern of flying saucer sightings after earthquakes and explosions of underground nuclear but also the reason for the in- ithe Russians detonated the larg- {est underground nuclear explo- sion ever. Since this detonation, there’s been a rash of earth- quakes, They've occurred’ in ‘Turkey, China, Formosa, Japan, \|Spain, Africa, Yugoslavia and ||Russia as well as in the United devices | ‘Thoughts need not be expressed in words. For instance, it isn’t necessary to know the word for pencil to* communicate the thought of one,“ also its size, color and shape, to a receptive mind.” Age of Achievement ‘ Bateman Wert-on t6 éxplain that the reason for many of the flying saucer sightings taking place in swamp lands is be- i cause “‘the’ inhabitants of these space crafts have been inter- ested in studying the frequency barriers of swamp . microbes.” As for the future, he pre- tual chievement. ay ing purposes near Earth. flying saucers in the Hollywood {hills as well as elsewhere. such sightings since 1956, scored gators who have looked into the ||matter. “They are nothing more than official said, “They are trying to hide| from our citizens the fact there are extraterrestrial people. detail the flying saucer “fireball! with a sulfur smell” that she) |sighted in Georgia. Lillian Wil- States. Quotes Scripture “During this same period, In Hollywood Hills Miss Prins reported sighting Gabriel Green, who said he| has made between 85 and 100| the Air Force and other invest!- debunkers,” he! “Fortunately, the younger ahead of most adults on this) matter.” Quest for Truth Maria Graciette Elliott, ac- tress and author, described in lers, executive director of Har-' mony House, cited her interest’ in flying saucers as part of ‘my’ ‘The Thing’ Sets Britons \|there have been many flying ||Saucer sightings. The majarity \/have been on or near the. 40th parallel in the Northern Hemi- sphere.” Bateman, who believes the Presence of flying saucers it long range quest for trut \Visible Again JANUARY 13, 1966 10. DR. GEORGE KING; The Aetherius Society; 6202 Afton Place; Hollywood, Calif. 90028. Publish: 'The Aetherius Society Newsletter"! (Donation basis). Phone: 465-9652. SPACE AGE THE COCKEYED BALLAD But China, Russia and the U.S.A. Boy—don't let them fool you! Take a look at this world of ours, Just one mud ball in the sea of stars. Other planets have no color-bars, "Cause they've got perspective. Yanks and Ruskies put men into space, But it's all a mad politician's race, Institute of Parapsychology; 871 Gower St.; Hollywood, Calif. Phone: 469-5438. 90038. SONGS by Mollie Thompson SPACE-TALK |Diana, 18, a Mount Si senior.|were they were very bright and |not alarmed, only interested : ; : ei * > es «| y A ; ” Z i t i jr % eneration is not so inclined to 1 They all fan outside and al re: | seemed fo radate from that area) M2VE_ rapidly’ fo the Teton They said they had heard no re blue and green lights set into ire fing eter Deve acta wine than five} sna at 0 endo There's a cockeyed feeling in the world today jPort sighting the strange object.|on the object,” he said, seen to te tite cent, ond | ports to indicate. that any of thelr computer.” “First, let -me point’ out ‘that|th Py battler and enter| — /SPonse I've received at the Teen| 4s : ; 1 i - | nei; i F sei e frequency barri g ‘ : w u Ww one Phil used a telescope (| He was reluctant to guess how fat %, tle. which st: eighors shared the experience Saal ae ig] at the beginning of Maren, 1965,(c" /reaueney barrier and enter) Fair shows me youth is. far That power politics is here to stay. The powers that be will tell us we're al . They'll tell us that in space we are unique; On this little desert island we call Earth The human race is just a kind of freak. When we send our envoys into space There'll be a smile upon this planet's face, 'Cause brother, right out there—I'm telling you, There's another human race; it's very true! They're a very, very peaceful crowd, Times Staff Writer 4-18-66 San Diego Union ; ‘= fone . . ae . + xk x bo ee on Sa u 85 M il : | S ; culatin An ele Dy A Lights in Sky 2 One-up-manship in this Year of Grace. For they just never go to war. MEETS ee cer Hes pec & ew the earthquake “topled te| tracted attention of residents of It makes you giggle. And they cannot interfere, Gov. Haydon Burns, four cynt- FREEDOM, Pa. (UPI) — | about 15 stories in the air, | Hong Kong, 4-11-66] London, Apr. 10. isbitiag shies wey oor ee ee ee See ee The population stands and stares, This is by Universal Law. Flares Over cal newspapermen, Mrs. Burns Two brilliantly lighted uniden- “The Thing” — or “Things” — returned to Britain fin Wanaque, according to two rw , had a steel-like shell and was | the sky.” six Bi taff_ members ! tified fly’ bject: “ fas toda: used r : y: WESLEY H. BATEMAN Cliftor . * * Northeast |="! sous. of ahr that Sted ent GS Mate | Shaped “someting Utes hot || Seday fais have failed tas to veoiain opt Peet | |More recemly, te Aasan| cartons anes Peter Hrevo, 29 Dawson Ave. While men in capsules explore upstairs. The spaceman's message to us all looked suspiciously like 5/1 un- away, at Benton Harbor, | The crew reported watching | . | ; : and Dennis’ Reynicks, 11! i NEW YORK (UPD — A ame{itenified tying object escorting|} | Mich., early yesterday, g The Sunday newspaper ) husband, Tom, told the paper. | bier ve “neem 98] | A Second Patan thas dao or Wastheent Why we can't even manage our own affairs! Is based on how to banish fear, ing object — apparently a mete- orite — swept across the East Coast sky shortly after dark last night, touching off thousands of calls to police, fire stations and the Burns campaign plane for about 40 miles over Central, Flor- ida. , The object was first spotted ‘by co-pilot Herb Bates. He said he saw the object “when we .Police alerted by radio to be on the lookout for an ob- | ject heading their way fol- lowed the “bright circular” | | object from Atwater, Ohio, to Freedom, a distance of 85 miles. the object over a motel to voit Mier chaetved | as it rose higher in the air. | In Freedom, Spaur reported | the cbject, which had an an- | tenna-like’ protrusion on its underside, hovered above the | News of the World — with a massive circulation of about 7m — printed pictures on its front page of an object re- sembling a space craft that it said was pholographed _ from an airliner by 8 woman passen- “Then it pulled in two fins at the top and then two at the bottom to go into a flying saucer type shape. ‘Then it | banked away and disappeared com- pletely.” = The new reported sighting— earthquakes in Spain that year were followed by reports of fly- ing saucers in Portugal. The researcher offered this explanation: “Flying saucer people are ndt so much con- 3-22-66 UFO Seen In Michigan Road in order to get a full view of the vast Wanaque Reservoir. About 10:40 last night, they said, a bright point of light ap- peared to be hovering above the, ice. As Reynicks prepared to) a Some cheek—colonization! Besides, they've got people on Venus and Mars. They got lads and lasses and ma's and pa's. And if we only understand, We will find it heaven here. While we must rely on war, news agencies reporting eVery-|oo% off from Orlando.” Bates cruiser in which he and Depu- | ger with a standard cine ca i i i i A . mera | and photographs vouched for | |cerned about our nuclear test- photograph it, the light disap-| t thing from a plane about to] ageq “it stayed wi Portage County, Ohio, De- | ty W. L. Neff were rid | and devel by f i i ig ZA ed with us for at i e riding. veloped in an ordinary | by one of the newspaper's | |ing or the destructive power of ze fared. ' crash to “flying saucers. fesat 40. thlies, fen at) dieap| puty Sheriff Dale Spaut, an | opspor warts commercial laboratory. Photographers—coincided with | our earthquakes as about the| |, TLLSDALE, Mich. (UPI) But it returned, with a “‘red- And they ve got better trans port than four-wheel cars. We never will be happy here. A spokesman for the Federal Aviation Ageney at Kennedy In- peared, like he turned off the Air Force gunner during’ the Korean War, said the object The Ohio deputy sheriffs | The woman, Mrs Joan Old- field, 38, said she was flying in Tecent fresh reports of uniden- tified flying objects in the Unit- change in the frequency barrier which is produced by our mag- ‘A county civil defense director| and 87 co-eds said today they| dish tinge, bobbing and weav- ing,” according to Hreno. Have you ever seen 'em? While this world's economy juice. It's the first one I've seen “about 30 to 45 feet in diame- | Were joined by East Palestine sti ir. | $4,,States and new claims that i spent ternational Airport said it ap-/in 29 years of flying. i ten feavaled = Patroi + a British United Airways air-| “The Thing” that has been | |netic field and which is affected| |Watehed ‘an eerie, hovering} | Bentley Spencer, Wanaque 4 A A 7 % Re . ying. | at speeds from 80 rolman Wayne Houstcn, li + : t peared the object was a meteor| Bates reported the sighting to Git ater who said “when the object got So raph cen toe eae Hfiied by S21 witnesses in the | jby earthquakes and nuclear] ‘fying object settle ina] [Civil tee at Opa Dee Those F lyin g Saucers whiskin g through our skies Is based on hards hip, strife and fear. swampy hollow near a college| moving from south to north. It}capt, Nathan Sharon of the. too far ahead of ‘us it a nock in Staffordshire County 15 explosions. i i . : * i ee st th: “ + | if ed the reservoir : was believed to have landed in/morida Highway Patrol. Sharon BRIGHT LIGHT peared to stop and wait.” days ago when she spotted what | basin {© TOnths has been seen This frequency bartier has} JGormitory Monday night | Ie ont thelr occupants hop, Must take some power to make them rise. How do they live without a war Long Islarid Sound. went to the cockpit and ob: hic had, never seen anything | “Deputy Robert Wilson, mon- a jotlinee | Wat another plane, | | Authorities no longer’ took | [hampered man's mental de-| | Willlam van Horn. 41, Hill ino to see the “object,” first i : 5 THE SPOKESMAN said the|served the object and went back this bright Before in my lie," | itoring the cals trom the | She tmia,ene whipped out ner | fa eaeanee wt fhe Warmins. | [slopment and hls communica fede, Coanty, civil dtfente 1 soued over the reservoir and But government departments just hide their eyes, In their lands of milk and honey? tower at Washington airport re-|to tell Gov. Burns. Burns In. Hentoo Harbor, tree | iser, said Spaur and Neff camera and aimed. Ministry of Defence has | lare so many space people 1| [watched the unidentified object| |!" nearby communities Tuesday ported seeing the object dash looked out the window and then came back and told newsmen| city rubbish collectors watch- | were questioned by an “Air Force colonel” in Freedom. “It seemed to hover for three seconds round our airliner,” ber examined negatives of pictures would dumbfound you if I were through binoculars for three night and again yesterday morn- And call them meteors! They don't need economy, “Sl ero alo warren UFO ues |_| ga ig byt wih ane | However hi Fuce im ee eee ee elaesel Cn Fe Regie With all the lies that th hey don't ! A ae . light so bright “you couldn't | quarters ater Pitishun: Ue ees meee cae: “Much of our knowledge has| | It was the second straight| | while, were lacking. The Air ith a the lies at the rint and shout Because the on use any money: ceived from Boston airport, Newsmen and staff members q at Gre ttsbur- | ? Gate “diccrall jad seraumedlicckes Veek-tie clade at ae! Tok straight ati.” gh Alrpoct said 1t had oo to | come to us from these peone:| Jnight large number of/ |Force dismissed the ince Th 1 blie! eat fe t t Th t give us any ships id ji g | i: wil Ss Te] ed set ir i ings of le oe secing the object sweeping high|plane ind spotted what P| osept Franklin said it was ' port on the UFO. aioe ncn ne | (anibentided fying cbiees al Planets: Vents sind duplier- e general public's got its work cut ou hey cannot g y BS: through the air. ’ |peared to be two round spots o! c . ! southern Michigan. Sunday! * : sat : One pilot said it was a fireballlligt. At the time the plane was Monday Mar.28,1966 ge Los Angeles Herald raminer aaa ere rer ih teear | [ARgti a Riven ‘pollcetnen and-af Figuring what it's all about. So we must try and build our own. with a long vapor trail. The FAA said a vapor trail was un- usual, but apparently was the| result of the object getting into fon a northwest course from Orlando to Tallahassee. | THE LIGHTS were off to the northeast of the plane and ap- SAUCER BLAST? SIX . 5 Language is not the problem. At Pierre |_ least 40 other persons said they! watched a similar object, guarded by four sister ships, land in a swamp about 45 miles northeast. of here near Ann 3-24-66 ‘BALL OF FIRE IN HOLLYWOOD But just you keep on trying. I suppose you know why I'mtelling you this, But they are waiting right out there, Oh, my friends, we're not alone! the earth's lower atmosphere. A A ‘ 7 * a = w_smokesman for, the_ Alt lttout the same speeds The pt TOWNS SEE MYSTERY Sight UFO Nagar cx orl So you won't shriek or shake your fist How do they go at such great speed, ‘orce a oe the? a flyi N.C, March 28 (1 ‘A glowing blue ob- é eae ‘ . j rs : : : Base, Newburgh, N.¥., con-|s er go00 fect and at aves Jat fect streaked’ iow across parts of western North Caro. SERRE AG) Five Piers Realtor Spots peroreiyaip See When you discover Martians do exist! And vanish then without prediction? firmed that it was a meteorite! breaking up and burning itself! out. DR. ASHER CHAPMAN, an miles an hour. Everyone aboard the plane watched the lights for several minutes and Burns or- dered the pilot to turn toward over Valdese. bul lina about 2 am. ‘today and exploded without a sound | The explosion lit up the town like a gigantic ‘flash. b, Police officers in Six towns in three counties said an unidentified flying object high in the skies over the Capital city about midnight Thursday. , They said they caught sight of Saucer-Like 3-22-66 Flying Object Carl F. Bea of 21 Marlm ley Monday night, also was seen here. Mrs. Belle Roth, 1042 S. Holt Ave., told the Citizen- They're real nice fellows. I know, 'cause I met one a week ago! Because they use free energy, And there isn't any friction. examiner for the FAA said he|the object. they saw. the light. It was moving from east to west. a bright light in the sky which street, News she saw the object ‘ Pr J s , Bridgeton realtor, report- . ° Fi . rushed to the window of his| At that point the lights aj Officer Melvin Barlowe of the Newton police depart- appeared for a time to be a ae a, about 7:20 p.m. Monday | 9 po Pod yaa es Sa oe Bg Oe coasts} led. 10° Bridgeton police "Monday His ship came down for an hour or so. Brother have you seen their ships 7 home in Glen Cove, N.Y. to see the object traveling “about 1,000} feet above ground, 300 to 400 miles an hour, from south to north.” He said he at first thought the flaming object was an airplane, as did many oth- ers. But, he added, the object did not dive, but continued in a horizontal plane. The object was sighted for about five to 10 seconds, most peared to rise and then disap peared as though the electricity had been switched off. Every- one aboard the plane lost sight of the object at the same mo- ment. During the time the object was visible Pilot Fred Scharrer was in contact with Miami air traffic control. He ‘said that air traffic control was asked if it had anything on the radar besides the Burns plane. reports indicated. They reported they did not. ment in Catawba County said could not estimate its speed, could move that fast.” bolt of fire with fire arcing off the edges.” He said it made no sound when it passed. Barlowe estimated its altitude to be 1000 feet. He “we don’t have anything around here that could catch it,” he said. “No swamp gas or nothing like that Barlowe said he was alone in his patrol car when he saw it, but he said Sgt. Donald Burgess patrolling in another car across town saw it also. Police officers at Valdese were filling the tank of thelr patrol car when they saw the object silently: ex. it looked like a “big blue paevloce They saw no fragments fall. a ‘We Couldn’t Live in Their Atmosphere’ Mesenh dia, tion. Then the light moved swift- ly in a southerly direction. ‘The lighted object was moving too fast to be an orbiting satel- lite,.the observers said. It took the object about five minutes to move through an are of 20 to 25 degrees, they said, and then the light blinked out. They said the light appeared to be at a very high altitude, moved at tremendous speed and made no noise that could be heard from their vantage point. lradio of his car suddenly cyt that he saw a saucer-like flying object in the sky over Clark's Pond aréa of Fairton. He told Desk Officer Russel! Harris he was putting a sign ha front of a property when the out and he looked up and saw ‘a dirty-gray object in the shape| of two saucers—one atop the| other—blending with the sky. He heard a whine and the ob- ject went out of sight traveling while sitting in her ear near | her home. ° j She sald it looked like a big ball of fire and appeared to be over the Sunset Strip. It traveled in a northwesterly direction and disappeared over San Fernando Valley. Mrs. Roth said she first thought an airplane was on fire and crashing, She de seribed the bail of flame as “very bright” and said it ap- at high speed and the radio ‘came on again, peared to be white hot. He talked to me, but then he had to go. Real interested I was! Got brothers on Venus and Saturn, it seems— Fly their ships on magnetic beams. They wear one piece suits—you can't see any seams; But apart from that—they're just like us! Sisters have you seen them glow, As they dance and hover in the sky, And make our fastest jets look slow ?