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. ° . lal ~ ar . , w \ etated in effect, "Ve are calling all key and responsible people on this matter", after the caller had established that he was speaking with kr. Stringfield, which call was placed to Mc. Stringfield's place of employment, & mentioned above, telephone GA 12-5100. The caller : “ would not identify himself, and in the phone call alerted =" Me. Stringfield to expect, "the biggest flury of ae unidentified flying objects sightings as a result of . ee: Russian nuclear explosions in the one hundred megaton ranze", Mr. Stringfield advised that the caller said to be prepared when confusion begins resuiting from these sightings. The caller related that these sightings would be seen between certain dates, and that to the best of Mr. Stringfield'a recollection, the caller stated, "Murk these dates, October 15 to October 19, during which wlll be the greatest incident in UFO (Unidentified Flying Objects) activity over the years". ee According to Mr. Stringfield, the caller remarked .-. = ne further, “I'll remain in touch with you, and will call back after the nineteenth", Me. Stringfield advised that the caller refused to identify himself, and according to Mr. Stringfield seemed to speak intclligently in the message he had to relate &o Mr. Stringfield. Mr. Stringfield advised that he was concerned about this telephone call in that if there were any truth in the matter, and if such sightings should occur, that it may cause panic among the populous in this country, and that further, thet the caller seemed to speak very seriously, and there was no indication in the caller's voice or message to indicate that it was a joke or a prank, me Mr. Stringfield advised that it is not unusual - moe S.- . -. . that he receives telephone calls concerning unidentified © objects, inasmuch as he, Stringfield, is authorized to report sightings of unidentified objects tc the headquarters, Air Defense Command, at Columbus, Ohio. He stated further that it is not unusual that he might receive such a call inasmuch as he is pubiicly known Qs a person who is interested in matters relating to ° unidentified flying objects. Mr. Stringfield advised that he is an advisor -s to the National Investigations Committee on aerial - phenomena, which committee is located on Connecticut . a, a oe > - 7 a ro — Racal! bd att won “ Sane, : rhe am ~— * oe : ees PS wee ie lial af. <I sr ahaa al ee io Tye MT -_