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 "slug": "65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5",
 "title": "65 HS1-834228961 62-HQ-83894 Section 5",
 "agency": "NARA / Historical",
 "year": null,
 "page_count": 209,
 "source_page": "https://wearenotalone.space/document/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/",
 "original_file": "https://www.war.gov/medialink/ufo/release_1/65_hs1-834228961_62-hq-83894_section_5.pdf",
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   "text": ".....\nIIV 11•»'n\nBUREAU\n~\n------==-------------rr--w--------.t.f\n1\nFOlPA # \"t~~f.STIGATI~\n----~_-:-;:~~,\np\nUSE CARE IN HANDlilfWllt~IS FILE\nTransfer-Call 3421"
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   "text": "I\n,--,\n}1~\nj fl\nCu.§\n\\\nJ'\\\n' .\n¥\n} ,J\n•.\n•\n~\n}\n••\n~\nt'"
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   "text": "Sl'ANolll'lD FORM NO...\n•\nOffice Me111.0randum • UNITED -sTATEs GOVERNMENT\nDirector, FBI\nDATE: July 26, 1949\nSAC, San Antonio\nSUBJECT: 0 FLYING DISKS\nINTERNAL SECURITY -\nR-­\nOn July 15, 1949, the Office of the Assistant Chief of Staff,\nG-2, Fourth Arrey, advised that a small article which had appeared in the\nGalveston (Texas) News on July 10, 1949, advertised the fact that the\nYoung Men 1s Business Club of Alexandria, Louisiana, announced that it was\nplanning a convention for persons from all over the nation who have seen\nflying saucers. It was stated that the convention was planned so that members\nmay compare notes. It was also stated that flying disks were reported twice\ninthe v-A3ek preceding the article in Alexandria, Louisiana.\nThe above is furnished as a matter of information.\n)\ncc: New Orleans\n100-7545\nJEJ:wjw\n'"
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   "text": "•\nr­"
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   "text": "•\nr .\nr.\nOFFICE: OF D1RE:CTOR ­\nE:RAL BURE:AU OF INVE:STIGATION\n•\nUNITE:D STATE:S DE:PARTME:NT OF J USTICE:\nRecord of Telephone Cal I or Visit✓\nr. Nicbols_---t•\nMr. Rosen____\nMr. Tracy____\nMr. Egan__---t•\nMr. Gurnea_---1•\nMr. Harbo____\nMr. Jones\nr. Mohr____,_\nPhone No.________\n.....u~r/' Pennington\nv ~le. Room___\nHour10 : 54amDa te\nJuly 11 ,\n19 =4-9\nMr. Nease____\nMiss Holmes\nREMARKS\nWhen informed of Mr ~\nabsence from their office, Mr. Cuneo declined\nto speak to an. yone else and stated that he was\njust following up on a conversation he had with\nMr . Ladd over the weelf:end.\nHe asked that Mr.\nLadd be informed of his call •.\nNew York~ i y\n• a Gaudy____\nHoover's and Mr .\na\nRhC.£J~DED - 59\n•1TfllL,u:.U . 5_\nI\nrjp\nI,"
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   "text": "E.C\\:.\\\\Jt.O -· fLE.iC\\-\\ER\no\n-~\noV\n1 ,\\\n:i\\\\(; n\n{ 2.n \\ VI\n,\\\n....,\n\\\n- \\) L\nRECEIVED - FLETCHER\n~'\n~\n't -\n•\n., ~-;.' '~ '¢ .\nluL 11 7 54 PM '~~\n~\"<·\n'\n,,\n\\ .\n\\), - ~\n,,.\n·:)~\n~\n::: :\n---,J'l\n0--\nd)_\n(;-\n~ \"'\n,,:,.\n\\\n~ y~ ~ _,..,\n,,.. cl .\n~~\n~;.\n,,,,,,,\n~\\.v~\n,,,,,,,\n\\Y\n.....\n....:!\n(..)\n,r>\n~\n~\n-\n?\n•\n- •"
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   "text": "FICE OF D1RECTO-\nRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION\n'\nMr\nRecord of Telephone Call or Visitor\nMr.\n3\nMr. Ernesthneo thru . opr. from\n,,,\n-ea-H-e6-Phoned.\nNYC\nr\nMr.\nMr.\nMr.\nMr.\nMr .\nMr. Jones___\nMr . Mohr___\nPhone No ._______\nMr . Pennington\nTele. Room\nHourl0:29am Date Jul y 12 ,\n19 49\nMr . Nease___\nMiss Holmes\nMiss Gandy\nREMARKS\nWhen informed that Mr. Hoover was not in his\noffice , Mr . Cuneo asked to speak with Mr. Ladd,\nand after checking the call was transferred, to\nMr. Indd .\nMr. Ladd advises that Mr. Cuneo was calling\nabout the matter he dicussed with Mr . Indd\non last Saturday re a flu ing_ saucer in Califor­\nnia .\n• Cuneo asked if he could release the\nr j p/mhm\nstor\nHe was told that this was up to him\n~uL~\n'~?\nRECOIW'ee -5\nINDl:.XED#\n~\\\nI\n4"
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   "text": "Rte f IV£1J-1..1F• 11\nFBI\nRECEIV~~ pfe-fd4f~T. OF JUS ft{.' /:\n.\n.\n,.,J\" \\ )I-.,'\\-7 .2Jf/pfZ,,,,I ~6 PH '49\n<I\n\"0 1 (J\nt:\n..\n•\n~ ~ E.cet\\l;}t~i:·\n'=' · ( F~..\n\"1. •1..: 11EPT OF~\n..\nAue 5 R~eweo : FlETCHER\n.luL f 7 7 56 PH 'ifr\n- •"
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   "text": "~: b!!:n__\n:: ?,!~~1n__\nllr. Nichole__\n:::::~~~~­\n11r. Egan,__\n11r. OUrnea __\nIll', llarbO__\n::: ~~lngtod_\nllr, ~UIM T&llllll_\nTele. Room__\nMr. Nease\nI/let GandV­\n•\nJuly 21 , 1949\nUr. Erne~\"-~ec\n~o 17all ~~~{\nNew York~ New Yor k\nDear Ernie:\nYou LJill recall the r2-aphona converoa-\ntions about l1r. Peter Camerl%'f~nes, 164 Wast\n37th Str ee·t;, Los .1.nr1elee \"I, \"ea1 i,/ornia, and\ntnfor mati-on ~rni,shsd by hi,m on \"the -subjoc-t; o,,f\n)\n.1';.tlytng sauctrs.\nI thought yoz1 woulc:Z 1 ikc i;o know that\ne/.fort8 maae to loca~e JJr . Jone$ have been un-\nsuccessful and casual t ngu i.r·y in the utcin-& t{i\nhe men'ti oned cHd not develop i,r,,Jormation about\nany one who i.s uCq.i.O i,nt;ed ::Ji.th h:tn.\n,\nI thought y~u night wtsh ta consider\nthe posa ibtlity that the ortginal letter in this\nmatter may oove been a prani..\nSincerely youra,\n1r-. ~\n\"' ~\nINDEXED - 59\njJ\\.).5\nll .1,cf;\\O S \\I\nrt '1\\'\nJP\nlt\n•\n\\I\n(}\nt..\n-\n;\n:.:::;:\n. )\n::-:!\n.c. -·\nc.r.:i\n~"
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   "text": "•\n•\n.\n(RO FORM NO. 64\nOffice Memorandum • UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT\nTHE DIRECTOR\nDATE : July 12, 1949\nFROM\nllr. Tolson~\nI ~-i/4\nD . M. Ladd ~\n: g1:~1n\n:• jLadd ~~­\n~\nSUBJECT :\n'\n~\n11r: Tracy\nllr . i:gan:=-­\nYou inquired as to what ~~s b#)ing done with\n: ::~\nllr. Mohr=­\nrefer ence to the information concerning '/1:)IJng saucers ,\n11r:~~r.!i=\nwhich information was furnished by Ernes~\nuneo .\n.kb~~. ~:::'___\n111as Hollies__\n11:J>JlrAJe=r= '\nI desire to aduise that aletter is being pre ared ~\nfo r the Los Angeles Office suggesting that they make a discreet\ncheck of the background of the individual who wrote the lette~\n,/\nt ~\nnchell and thereafter interview him for details .\nWV/4\nIt is belieued that a le~ter is satisfactor y inasmuch\nnoted that this alleged incident occurred in 1947.\nDML: dad"
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   "text": ",.;\nEHM:jpa_:2!\n\"' ••••••••\nFEDU. S ~00'01 Mtit!t\nco\nTELEMETER 270\n•\nJULY 18, 1949\nURGENT\nSAC, LOS ANGELES\nPETER CAMERLO~NES, tNFORMATION CONCERNU\n. ~\nREMYTEL JUL • -\n•\";\"OT ---\n-\n. SUTEL RESULTS YOUR\nA'\";'\"\nBACKGROUND J~Yr:f:-T!can~ ID INTERVIEW OF SUBJECT.\nHOOVER\nECURDffi •S9\nR1NDEXE0 • 5r\nIWl£4lfOF l,WUT A'J20H,,\n~\ntJ\nCATIO ~,to\" • \\ SE bn i'ICJ\n~ J\nf;1 rti1t£.o _\n.,.,.\n18 1940\n,J;r.£1CH£JJ\n't1 CI\nroPlliS \"ph'\"tfe .P. x:n\nNOV 18 19'64\n/ 0 ~(' IV\\"
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   "n": 12,
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   "text": "t\n..\n<..\n' ."
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   "text": "--- ------\n------ ------------\n,,,_ ~\n1949\nRoom 5744\nTO: __Director\n__Mr. Ladd\n__Mr. Clegg ~\n__Mr. Glavin\nHarbo\n~r.\n~I. Hichols\n__Mr. Rosen\n__Mr. Tracy\n_ _ Mr. Fletcher\n__Mr. Mohr\n__Mr. Carlson\n__Mr. Nease\n--~iss Gandy\n__Fersonnel Files Section\nion\nSee Me\nFor Appropriate Action\nSend File\nNote and Return\nr~c:a.A.Q.. ~\n.J,. .\n~\n~~­\n•\nClyde Tolson"
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   "text": "•"
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   "text": "1Jl.eb.end i!lur.eau of J!nu.estigaticnr\n'\nlltniteb §tat.e11 iB.epa:rtm.ent nf Dustir.e\nLos Angeles 13, california\nJuly 13, 1949\nDIRECTOR, FBI\nRe :\nPETl!;R CAMPRL~\nNES\nINFORMATION CONCERFING\nDear Sir :\nRe your teletype July 12, 1949.\nPresent owner for one and one half years and former manager\nof court for six years, which includes 164 \\\". 37th Street, Los Angeles,\ndo not know PETER CAMERLON JONES .\nOther investigation in an endeavor to locate JONES was not\nproductive.\n<\n-\nRUC ­\nVery truly yours,\nfi, {J, !U~\n~. B. HOOD, SAC\nRECORDED -59\nu~\nINDEXED . 5.o\n~ fbi OJ:. ~)W~ :9 10M\nIHM; jcvr\n62-3364\nM1SD\n-\n,....., 't\nr"
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   "text": "...\nnnitn1,-!itnt.1un lo un~:ium h:'l'lti-JS! '\n~-:iiiars\\£ lo tn~mhnJ.J~U 1.t~intc, 6dinU\nI\n.f.}\n,1\nJ . (\nnJ\n1.4\nr\n-"
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   "text": "ONE .\nJONES.\nl\"'\"v\n.. -\n..c..\nc..o\nP~r-=------\ncc - 160\n•\nFEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGAT.\nUNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE\nROUTINE\nJULI 12, 1949\nTO:\nCOMMUNICATIONS SECTION.\nSAC, too AROELES\n\"'-\nPETF..&~~~w{M fM.~tmt°; !ST THlRTISEVENTil STREET, LOS ANOEU;S / ..,3 ­\nISFORUATION CONCERNtlm.\nSUBJECT ADDRESSED A LETTER TO WAL~INCHELL\n..\nRELlTIRO TBAT I N AUGUST, NINETEEN FORTISEV1!2l, HE WAS HIIING IW TRR JrOUNTADS\nOUT OF IA AND BE OBSERVED ABOUT ONE HAIi BLOCK AWAI FRO\nHD( A IJ,.ROE snVER\nMETAL.OBJECT SHAPED LIKE A CHILD•S TOP ABOUT THi SIZE OF A BALLOON.\nBB\nGAINED THE DlPRESSION THERE TfAS LlFE lHTHIN THE OEJECT TliOOGB HE SA 10\nHE STOOD UP AND\nVED TO':IARDS THE OBJECT ·o nTRIN A SECOND IT\nTOOX OFF, KNOCKING Rm TO THE OROOND.\nDISCREETLY CHEC! BACKO.\"lomID OF\nTHEREAFTER, DITERVIEr1 BIY FOR THE PURPOSE OF Dm'ER!.!ININO A.NY FACTS\nt rN HIS POSSESSION CONC~Im THE STATIWENTS SiT OUT RE.\"l.EIH.\nHOOVER\nRECORDED . s,\nINDEXED - 59\nINITIALED\n~ ~:\nDIRECTOR'S OFFICJt.\ner. Tolson~­\n~ : he~ 'la.m__\nFUIOAL IUAEAU OF INVmraATIOH\ng: \\'.!:J1 n___\nU,;S. ClPWMOO Of JUSTICE\nli';:: ~~~~~Is._\n_\nCOMMUNICATIONS SECTION\n~:r.:~n COPIES DESTROYED\nL_,\n~: ~~~• tio NOV 18 l~o4\nJUL 12\n91'\nJ.:r, llenclon\nL!r . Peru,1~:=ctod-n-­\nJ1C U J S.~ 1,1•\n~: ~~i~•-.:_+..J_\"_' ==\nIC '1i\n1,1as Oancly\n,I\nSENT VIA_--,--~_ -\n_ ____ ijt>tti',p;..~\nM.. ,\nELEMETER"
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   "text": "0:11 .. OD\n,,_\n!\nuj\\J ,l}J ~\n....,.\n~£ v\n)J-th\n~'1, Wd L2 L U ~flt\n~\n~3H~131~ - 03Al303l:l\nMOITADJT2311MI 10~lRUI .JAG>n\n~mUI W lK3MTIIA1J;:t ..2 .U\nMOIT~JI it101Tl31MUM 02aavO . ,. .:\n11~1 SJ: JUL\ntlv._ , 'en. \\o.;\nIi"
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   "text": "STAhOAl<D l'ORM NO. 64\n•\nOffice Memorandum • UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT\nTO\nTHE DinECTOR\nDATE :\nFROM\nD. M. Ladd1 V\nSUBJECT: <J>i,•LYING SAUCERS\n----- - -----\nllr. Ournoa __\n./\nllr.Har~-­\nI took a call from ErnesY\"Cuneo by reference\n~:~f~\"¥:=\nfrom your of fice .\nHe ref erred to his call of last\n:~ail.~~~\nSaturday relative to a lett er Mr . Winchell received from\n:i:::~\na man in Los Angeles concerning f lying saucers.\nHe s tated 11~\nthat Winchell wanted to do a column on this lett er if the ;, 1\n~ ~\n,1-,\n/\nJ\nBureau had no objection.\nW\n1vi~\nI told him that whatever he did with reference to ~\\\nwriting the story concerning this let t er was entirely up to\nhim and woul~in no way (AJ.fect anything the Bur eau was doing .\nI suggested that he might desire to check with the Air Corps\ninasmuch as the handling of flyin g saucers was a mat ter of primary\nint erest to them .\nHe s tated, \"To hell with the Air Force .\nHe\njust didn ' t wan-t to release the i nf ormation if i t would 4,/Jfect\nthe Bur eau''·\n~1\nDML:dad\nRECORDED . 59\n~: / 3 r i'I- I fY\nINDEXED-ss\n,8 .~UG !:-0 'fl\nllr. Tracy\nllr. Egan~-\nA.\n6"
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   "text": "..t\n•\n..\n.c..\nc..o\n,.,."
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   "n": 21,
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   "text": "NO.~\n•\nMemorandum •\n♦\nUNITED -' J.n.J. .c...:> GOVERNMENT\nTO\nThe Director\nDJ.:E: July 9, 1949\n/\n....S-­\n11r. Tolson__\nFROM\n, !Ir. Ladd ~\n,,\nMr.Clegg~\nllr. Olav1ii\n:: ~~Is\nSUBJEC~\nYING SAUCEFfs\n'Y\"'/\nllr.: J;R~oeeJ/F---­\n1/ -\nllr\n-­\n:: bo-==\nllr. llohr--\nErnes Cuneo advised that Walte\ninchel l had recei\n:::~~,::\nLfo\na letter from Peter Camerlo~ones, 164 West 7th Street, Los\n~~~=-­\nAngeles 7, California.\nMr. C~o read the~\nlet er to me and it\n~:: =•\nwas very well written1obviously by a man of intelligence. In ~\n·~\nthis letter Jones stated that in August of 1947 he left Los An{e~es' -r---,.. ~­\nfor the mountains and started hiking through the mountains.\nAbout\n.I(J 1£/J\n10:00 A. M. he was lying on the ground when he observed about one-\n/~'/I[~'-\"~\nhalf block away from him a large silver metal, greenish in color,\nshaped l i ke a child's top and about the size of the balloons used\nat County Fairs.\nHe stated that there appeared to be two windows\nin the object and portions of metal appeared transparent and that he\nJ, ~\ngained the impression that there was some life within this obje~\nµ,c:11 ~f.-dl.\nalthough he saw no persons.\nThe object appeared as though ~\nas\na pressure chamber.\nHe stood up and waved towards this object and\nthis so-called flying saucer was of£ the ground in a second, knocking\nJones to the ground. In its flight he stated that its power was\nsilent and he raised the question as to whether this was ::ial an\ninier• global landing on our planet. He thought that it might be a\ndevise to land in our planet because the occupants of another planet\nhad become curious as to the reaction caused by the explosion of the~\n.\natomic bomb causing trouble in an expanded universe. He ~\nquestion as to whether it was possible that the occupants of another\nplanet might have solved the theory of negative gravity.\nMr. Cuneo stated that this letter indicated a very good\nlmowl edge of physics and that he thought it ,,ou.ld be interesting to\ncheck into Jones' background and then possibly interview him about\nthis alleged flying saucer.\nMr. Cuneo stated that it would appear\nthat Jones may have actually seen a flying saucer, that in any event\nit made an awfully good story and he requested that the Bureau keep\nthe matter in confidence.\nI would recommend that the Los Angeles Office discreetly ~\ncheck into the background of Jones and thereafter interview him for\n, r/\nthe purpose of determining aey facts he possesses about flying\nsaucers in order that it may be determined whether his story is in\nany way accurate.\n\\\nRECORDED . 59 (f.- _r--1 r~'i -11.s­\nDMI.:dhb\n~\n(fa\nJLfX~ -~9\n/\nl '\n4''\n3 AUG ..e..:19w\n'tt\nAUG 1"
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   "text": ""
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   "text": "•\nFEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION\nDivision Four\n_________ 1949\n__Director, 5633\n__Mr. Tolson, 5744\n__Mr. Ladd, 5734\n_ _ Mr. Clegg, 5256\n__\nMr. Glavin, 5517\n_ _ Mr. Harbo, 7641\n_ _ Mr. Fletcher, 1742\n_ _ Mr. Nichols, 5640\n__Mr. Rosen, 5706\n__\nMr. Tracy, 4130 IB\n~Guire, 5640\nfJ-yv-v-- \\ andy, 5633\n__Mr. Logue, 5263\n_ _ Mr. Donohue, 3710\n__Fugitive Desk, 5720\n__Lab. Night Sup'r. 7619\n_Movement Section, 5266\n_ _ Leave Clerk, 7623\n__Reading Room, 5531\n__Mail Room, 5533\n_ _ Coding Unit, 4642\n__Routing, 7133\nTeletype Unit\nRoom 5644, Ext. 687"
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   "text": "fEDERAl 8UROOI-Of lh'VESTlGATHII\nU S. :OfPAATMEHT Of JUSTl::E\nCOMMUNICATIONS SECTION\nJU~ 81949\n~~ER\n18\n10-35 AM\nURGENT\nPETER CAMERLON'&oNES, INFO. CONCERNING.\nREURTEL JULY EIGHTEEN.\nEFFORTS TO IDENTIFY OR LOCATE JONES NEGATIVE.\nHOOD\nACK PLS\nRf.CO\\l.OEO -11\n\\\nr±.i. f:!!'i± fi\n/\nI\nF\nB\nt:\n3 ,JUL 211949\nI OEXED -Tl\n1\nEX..,1\n8"
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   "text": "RECEIVED TELETYPE UIIJT\nt •\nF=\".8.1. DEPT. Of JUSTICE.\n•"
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   "n": 26,
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   "text": "-\n-r\n..\n·,\nJ\n' 91 \\\n~17\ni:.£\n8g\n=~U\nt~\n$~\ni~\npr,\n~K\n\"O \"\no..,\n_.,\n!u\nl\nc-­\nIi.\n:;z­\noJr.\n.Ee:,\n\"F. ...\nj~\nV,\nQ.\n[;\n...t\n~\ntll'\n-.z: le\n~ j£\n1f\nr. I)\n&: i.\nsf.,-\nT\n• '\nN. N. !. W,--l'i4!\n...., -\n/'\nI\nISSUEO BY THE INra.L GB\\~!: 00 S 0\nor-r- Cf:\nCHJf.fO, NAVALOPERAT!O S\nJ.VY D:::PA.~TMt:\nINTELLIGBNCE REPOR~!\n----­\nfrom\nRofuro:ico ..mm Con:! S, L!lbh22El?.....dtd b Mov 191&.B. rwbj:..J!l.:vi~.1.sor; - Up.po\n(Dirr~. ~~•• s,ra-li:<11 l'CIO!::~ ~. ~\nI c:;,,; 'ccb •\nSoim::e\nS O ~~ •\n_____ &rol ,aiion __\n(As ffii:lat, ,i.r:uKJI ~b •l\"tOll;11, Jl'Jb!lc::,·on, pr-,.', cc,1~ w1lh­\nldc111:1y when pradiC0bk, \"'~ )\nA /\n·I ; :A. JIN;~\nlffi~•\nT.ilil e f~.:g no:rt.h in a riv :t p~5 r.ow-c ,\nho .e.i b$ll •\nc!\n11\nre.liable 1\n1 :n 6 o \"t \"flying dioe\n• n 110\\tths>n 01~0:;;llli r.11 May 1949\nTlt~\ndioc\n\\re a.. rib <1 no lo~eou ft.. , pn. hnp \"Oi. in. lO!ll - th~, fl\niD\nr,\nadJ !\"\"J.e foi-naU.cm at bo't ticn 200 to 250 Cffi; t.h~y\n!i\n,;, b\n~ ot\nl}Y.lint c1 UtltaJ.\nno a.o>kr w !.Dh~u t\nn.U.s w~ro\n:)\n. our..:::si\n,,e Jo:a6ph c. s.,~-'-\n) , usN.a (we\n45~n.briace Drive. Loo Ang<l\n, C8l1lo2'a: \"'•\n!i Jonuar l<)J,I+•\n~o..\"'V d at Co.,.\nChrietie ''\n.u:m a Vfl \"'.:.2(1)\\ ~ Ftirri d\n:I\nom\nt\n\\iillo Gron,, P'omJ lva l\ntor\noa\nl¼]UB!lJ'ort Vf.1.7(?.) a,\\; Columua; fJU\nd\n0\n;it,h W'( ~ ot ti:,rni.\nt.nd1\nJ>5\notf.~ettr.\n1&i diacha.r\nft'O t.;,\nhol s.m~val. ,~ a or'\n1n tne F -ry .1.ng ~r\n.w licsrus ,\na:\nRt.a .U.1ch.t i1ma\nlJ\n0\ntr\n(;\n:J.\ne\nin\nto c C!1l\nat\nnst.or C\ne\no~ O:ll ~ •"
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   "n": 27,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p27.jpg",
   "text": ".,.\n•\nj:JIJ ) I ,\nJ\n.t1.:u\nI 8 3"
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   "n": 28,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p28.jpg",
   "text": "-\n• ­"
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   "n": 29,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p29.jpg",
   "text": "-\n-"
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   "n": 30,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p30.jpg",
   "text": ".,\n­\n.."
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   "n": 31,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p31.jpg",
   "text": "-\nDirector, FBI\nAugust 16, 1949\nSAC, San Antonio\nPROTECTIOU OF VITAL IIJSTALI.ATIONS\nI a~ attschinG hereto a number of copies of reports bein~1reeeived\nin p•eat numbers in thi c office ooncorning the so-called Tl,Y!-_,ng\ndisks or u.nruitural phenomena being frequently obserTed nround Ca~\nHood, Texas.\nThi:i is., of cour se, a pri:r:ary concern of the Air\nCorps.\nConsequently, this office is following the praotice of\nreviewing thene data and then destroyine; them in the event there\nappears to be nothing of FBI interest therein. It is pointed out\nthat the filin.,. ot· these would re6Ult in the rapid accumulation\nof Tery bulky files.\nUnle s a the Bureau believes this is umn se., thi a practioe will\ncontinue.\nEncls.\nCEW:os\n100-7545\n...\n.... ....... _____ _\n'\nU ,....\nf\nlSEP9"
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   "n": 32,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p32.jpg",
   "text": ". Nees.\n?~-~~\n-~-:\nF'tDaM, 8UR£AU Of IHVUTIQATIOH\nMr, T()•\nltrr.Le\nMr. Ck\nU. S. DUAlrTMEHT Or JUSTICE\nl:r. Gia~.....•.~\nC!JMMUNICATIONI SECTION\nPtlr, Nlc:b.ols•.•.••. _.\nMr. RoaQQ •••••••••••\nAUG 2:;r9\nMr. 'Ir~·······--·\nMr. Uarbo\nlll.r. ldt,Ju, ••••-·­\n••••••••••·•\n)1ELE~ER\nTe.le. Rcolll . __·-­\n- ...\n·-···:= ~~\nWASHINGTON FRCIA LOSA\n3\n240 pm\n.....\n. •~\n~!RECTOR\nURGENT\nRE FLYING DISKS .\nLA TIMES, AUG. TWENTY, ARTICLE DATEf-\nLI NED , WASHINGTON , AUG . NI NETEEN, U.P. RELEASE, INDICATING\nU. S. AIR FORCE SEARCHING FOR JONATHAN CAti>WE~& -WHO MI\\DE\n/ f\nFLY ING DISKS DISCOVERED I N MARLEY PARK MD .\nINFO RECEIVED\nJ. E. CALDWELL LOCATED AT ONE FOUR FIVE SIX - NI NTH ST. fi~ uRDED - 99\nMANHATTAN BEACH ; CALIF.\nTHIS I NFO BEING FURNISHED.-lll!l'fff:.\nOSI , MAYWOOD, MONDAY UNLESS ADVISEDJ(0\\fe~NTRARY •\n~ /\n51. .WOD ~ 1\n~\ne-✓\n~·C\\. •\n_<:')\n__... t ·\n, _ \\.,\n~ .. \"\"'0 ,_\\... .\ne e ·' /4;-\ne-1,/u__\n~\n\\..I\no'-\n..\\.# ~\n,"
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   "n": 33,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p33.jpg",
   "text": "I\nRE'CEIVED TEl.!ETYPE UHIT\nAue 20 7 11 PM '~9\nf.9.1. DEPT. OF JUSTICE\n_..,.,\nlL:\n-::r\n(.) ..\nh'1, \\'\\~ 6S 6 22 ~n~J\n3:}l1SOf :W 'td'3 0 ·s\n·; r.\nj\nJ. r: ....\noo-v1-031'13:l 3 )·"
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   "n": 34,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p34.jpg",
   "text": "CC-160\nFEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGA\n01\n'\nTED STATES ~~~~~:_MENT OF . JUST\nTo:\nCOMMUNICATIONS SECTION.\nAUGUST 21, 1949\n~\nTransmit the following message to:\nSAC, LC6 ANGEUS\nURGID:T\n6 .\n~\nLYING DISKS.\nREURI'EL AUGUST T'1iENTY IAST •\nBURFAU ADVISn;o CBI HEADQJARTERS\nTODA.Y OF ADDRESS J . 1 . CAtmmLL, l!ANilt\\TTAN BF.A.CH, CALIFORNIA.\nYOU SHOUID AI.SO\nFUPJUSH THIS ADDRESS CSI REPRESENTATIVE YOUR DIVISI ON TOmY.\nHOO'lm.\nJEH:89­\n-.\ncc- Mr. Newby\nMr. Sanders\nMr. Whitson\nMr. Fletcher\nTolllOD\ngi!ffn-­\nFE~~~~lN~ESTIGATIOli\n1.a<!d:- _ -_ -_\nN1cbo!a\nRosen -­\n=--\nCOMMUIIICAnar:~:ir;~~N\nr«any__\n:-­\nllOhr,;;-----_\n·~ic-\n211949\nRoo•\n­\na.so\nTELEMETER\nPer_____\n._.;.;.f .;..;....;.....,..,..,..,...,~~\"\"l'l\"l\"'r!~~--M\nCOPIES DE~ tRO? r\\i_,\n.2.'10\nNOV 18 lkl@4"
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   "n": 35,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p35.jpg",
   "text": "•\n•\nSTANDARD FORM NO. ~\nOffice Memorandum • UNITED sTATEs GovERNMENT\nTO\nDIRECTOR, ?BI\nDATE:Septernber 6, 1949\n~<ROM\nSAC, INDI.Al~APO:i:..IS\nSUBJECT:( 1i'LYii~G SAUCERS\nSECURITY !.iATTER - X\nELBSRT -: • ~ARRIS of OSI, Benjamin Harrison Air Base called\nat this office recently to ascertain if there was any current\ninform:-tion on \"fl:-ing saucers\".\nHe state~that he had been in-\nstructed recently to contact Dr. RICHA..1ID K. PARRISH of Decatur,\nIndiana, with r eference to a flying saucer e allegedly observed\nin the vicinity of Lake of the ','foods, Canada, on or about July 1,\n1949.\nAn FBI Agent by the name of :mcALF of the Omaha office\nwas alleged to have seen the same saucer.\nii'hen FARRIS conversed ,·1ith Dr. PA1RISH, the Dr . told him\nthat when he returned from Canada, he found himself in the midst\nof a polio epidemic and that as a result he 1--ad read as much\nliterature as possible with respect to polio, its symptoms,\ndiagnosis, etc.\nDr . PAR.~SH told FARRIS that in his opinion,\nthe cases ·,·,hi.ch were thought to be polio in the vici nity of\nIndiana, were not polio, but possibly the result of\naniwn poisoning and that he felt the presence of flying saucers\nD catur,\nad airect bearing on the polio epidemic .\nDr . PARRISH pointed\nt that flying saucer s were observed in the Carolina' s in 1948\nand there was a polio epidemic in the vicinity at that time.\nFARRIS stated he had consulted one of the physicians at the\nBenjamin Harrison Air Base and had also checked the records with\nreference to allesations concerning the si~hting of flying saucers\nand had done a little research nith respect to correlating the\npresence of flying saucers and any polio epidemic.\nHe further\nstated that he ,;·ias reporti!lg the matter to the proper Air Force\nauthorities, 'i'lright Field, Dayton, Ohio.\nIt has also come to the attention of this office that FA.~S\nma.de inquiry of the Indiana University 1:edical School, Indianapolis,\nIndiana, where the doctors treated the entire matt er as a big joke.\nFARrlIS also stated that Dr. PAmllSH had heard 1·1hile in Canada\nthat there had been some rath(.r strange events somerihere in the\ninterior with respect to finding ,•,hat might have been remains of\n_/\nflying saucers.\nfa\nThe fore :oing is furnis.hed for the information of the Bureau.\nThis office is taking no action in the matter.\nH.\\K/fjd\n100-0\n58 SEP 151 9-r1"
  },
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   "n": 36,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p36.jpg",
   "text": "I\n•\n:fJ\\1,':,I\nj\nl\n.,.di.I\n1 ·a 3\n~, ~d Si £ r, \\ J1,\n;M3a3\\i"
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   "n": 37,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p37.jpg",
   "text": "October 12, 1949\nHr. llaurice E. Hatten\n419 East Jfain Street\nCtrcleville, Ohio\nDear Jfr. Hatten:\nTour letter dated October,,- 8., 19491 has been rece tued\nand in response to your request I am returning it to you at this\ntime .\nFor your information thtJ juriadiction o/ th.i:, Bureau\n(\ndoea not extend outside the United States and its Posaesaions .\nIt is therefore suggested tha·t you nay wish to co14municate with\ny.\nthe Dtui3 ion of Inte rnoti onal Preas and Publ icatt ons, Of/ice o/\nPubltc A/J'aira, United Sta~es Department of State, 21st Street\nand Ytrginia Avenue., Washington, D. c. , with regard to the\nsuggesti9n made in your letter.\nSincerely yours,\nJohn Edgar Hoover\nDi rector\nNOTE:\nThe encl osure is incoming letter being returned to\ncorrespondent at his request.\nToia. __ ARA: c j h , 't-.\nl.ed4. __\n_\nClea\n__\n..;__\nOlav.tn\nN1oll0la __\nRosen __\nn·aey __\nHarbo. __\nl!ohr. __\n_\nl'el e, ROOII._\nf?\nOCT24, 4\nCOMMUNICATIONS SECTION\nMAILED 1 f\nOCT 1 ~ 1949 P.M.\nF£1)[P.M.\nmu O' OfYnJ~TJOli\n11 I O.PAtilWNt QI Jl!;ltt:E"
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   "n": 38,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p38.jpg",
   "text": "•\nl.fr. J . Edgar Hoover\nDirector\n- COPY - •\n419 East J.!ain ~treet\nCircleville, Ohio\n1949 October 8\npermanent address :\nRoute 2\nDelaware, Ohio\nFederal Bureau of Investigation\nDepc. rtment of Justice\nr.ash ington, D. C.\nDe a r l.!r • Ho o v e r :\nIt is requested that this letter be returned to the above\naddress and no record of it kept in FBI files .\nOif is it true that the .:Joviet leaders intend to use the\nflying disk in an attempt to confuse and terrify the American\npeople , wny should we n·ot state to the United Nat ions that\nwe believe this condition to exist and fu rther request per-\nmission from United Nations to fly American printed statements\ninto the USSR in the interests of peace and bJtter understanding\nbetween the two nations? To prevent the belief that such a\nmethod would be used, J!.!. either nation, to carry bombs rather\nthan paper, it should be pointed out that it is not necessary\nto emplmJ airplanes for the purpose insofar as actually flying\nover enemy territory is concerned .\nThere are several possible\nmeans of placing information at the disposal of citi2ens of\neither country via air;\nI me ntion small balloons incapable of\ncarrying mo re than a few pounds, or finned , cardboard disks\ncapable of drifting on wind currents for great distances after\nrelease from several miles hei 'h\n(I reserve the right to\nclaim patent ri ghts to the latter fly~ng newspaper\". )\nInasmuch as we have been told that\nhe Comm,.tn i st Party is a\nvery small minority in the USSR, it is impossible to prevent\ninformation, orinted, from reachin g many good people there ij\n\\~\nflown in by the millions .\nOJ co 1tae there would be a penalty\n~\nin Russia for reading them if caught, but curiosity being\ncuriosity, many would be read and remembered .\nAnd no .o ~e .\nreally believes that children could be prevented from picking\n1J\nup objects floatina,.in__j'rom another CDOUlJ,,t.ry f\n/_ ✓\ntJ,\nL'tl,\n11.,()r\nmDEXED - 36\nRECOR DE • jt,\n..!£. 11\nI). ) v :.;.~ /\n\"\nShall freedom of the press be dejend~d in some count-1;ie~ ~~\n\"' I\ncost in lives , yet denied across nations , t ¥7 lJt1f~e~ ,;eing\n·v\ncontrary to United Nations principles?\n@\nYours sincerely,\n~\ns/\n,:aitri ce E."
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   "n": 39,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p39.jpg",
   "text": "ff--•~M\n•\n•\n•\nOffice Memorandum • uNITEn sTATEs GOVERNMENT\nTO ;\nDIRECTOR, F.BI\n.,,.OM , • SAC, Pittsburgh\nSUBJECT:~\nLEN\\.cPROUSE, lnfoxlllBJl..t\nV FLYi~ DISCS, MISCELLANEOUS\nDATE:\nOctober 2, 1949\nOn September 26, 1949, GLEN SPROUSE, 608 Montrose Drive, S. Charleston,\nWest Virginia, appeared at the Charleston, West Virginia, resident agency and\ngave to Special .Agent JOHN B. WOODRUF.B' the attached letter.\nMr. SPROUSE stated\nthat be had written the letter following a pleasure flight from Clark Field,\nSt. Al bans, West Virgi nia, to Parker sburg, West Virginia, on September 25,\n1949.\nMr. SPROUSE stated that after writing the letter, he did not know\nwhether it would be of any interest to the FBI and decided that instead of\nmailing it directly to the Bureau at Washington, he would contact the local\nagent and turn it over to him if it were thought it would be of interest to\nthe Bureau.\nMr. SPROUSE stated that he has set out the complete details of this\nincident in his lett er and that there is nothing further that he can add.\nHe\nfurther stated that he is certai n this was not a mirage and that i t actually\noccurred.\nNo further action is being taken by this office unless specified to\ndo so by the Bureau.\nENCL\nJRW/ jw\n62-0\n?J\nI Cl~\n~cy\nO~DED 87\nlND8',-D • 87\n~ t 1e![;. ~all(\n:J•'\nli\nX\n13 :er 25 .949\n~\n~"
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   "text": "•\n. '"
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   "n": 41,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p41.jpg",
   "text": "•\nFederal Bureau of Investigation\nWashington D. c.\nGentlemen:\n•\n608 Montrose Drive\ns. Charleston, ff . Va.\nSeptember 25, 1949.\n~l \"r<1~\nAn incident happened this afternoon which after consideration\nI felt I should report . I most certainly do not want this incident\ndisclosed, as I do not want any publicity concernin~ it. If you\nregard it of no special interest to t~e F . B. I . please disregard\nthis corresponden ce .\nVJ: was flying from{Clark Field) to Parkersburg, ./. Va. this\n•\nafternoon and about four miles airline, southwest of Parkersburg,\nI suddenly noticed a: br ight yellow object coming directly towarc.1.s\nme . It crone at me with such speed, added to my 100 m. p. h . for1.1ard\nspeed that it startled me and had passed by in a matter of a couple\nof seconds. But it passed by about 100 feet under my ship and about\n50 feet to my right, and because of the dark green background of the\nforests below I was able to get a very clear outline of the\nobject, and what I believe is a very accurate description.\nColor - bright cahary yellow\nLength- about 15 to 18 inches\nDiameter- About 4\" -in the lar\"'est part\nIt resembled a rocket, in fact was about the same shape and\nproportions as the fuselage of a Lockheed Air Force X- 90\nNo wings but vertical and horizontal fins on rear 1/3 of the\nrocket .\nNo visable means of propulsion such as propeller, vapor trail ,\nsmoke or exhaust .\nThe front of the rocket was very sharp witb a needle nose , the\nneedle looked about 611 lone; and was the size of a lead pencil.\nThe rear end was blunt similar to the rear end of a jet fus9la~ .\nI was flying my ship, {;·~uscombe 8A, NC 1440K)and was travck~ng\nabout 100 m. p. h . at the tlme .\nI was at 3450 ft above sea level at the time .\nI was flying a compass course of 60 degrees , and the rocket\nwas traveling almost west at 240 degrees .\nIt happened about 2 :45 P . l\\, . on the above date .\nThe visability was exceptionally good, about 30 miles .\nThe yellow object looked very sharp and clearly outlined\nbecause of the dark green background,\nIf you will refer to the Huntington sectional aerial map\nthis lbject was si~hted over a very s~all town named Lubeck, which\nis about 4 miles direct west of South Parkersburg.\nIt anpeared to have spent it ' s force and seemen to be\n1ronping slightly as it passed by, or had been fired or l~unched\nfrom a hi~her altitude than t~e altitude I was flying . !:z;_\n11y wife v,as with rie but she did not see the object, and I did\nnot tell her of the incident until we had landi4:ifk~7\"sbµ;rg .\n') J'i1\n~~ JJ lJ.\n•\nI _Ll.\n~\n-\n\"_.X .3\n~ (?-\\U\n\\ov-'¥.t:t.,.i·i;r:~\nVery tru y you.l>'S ,1\n7\n_\n• ,\nI ~\nl~\n.\n......__~~\n4-i~\n~-\n\\';) ( t ~\n-"
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   "n": 42,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p42.jpg",
   "text": "•\nDate:\n..ll1'lroP.RrAtt Aamcms\nTo:\nEX-119\nOctober 19, 1949\nDirector\nOttice of Special Investigations\nThe Inspector General\nDopartment or tho Air Force\nAND FI.u.,o OFFICES\n~\nADVIS.E2) BY RvU':\\l.ifJ Yi\\ I \\,,\nSLIP( S) OF_-.,J,_W..._'-1_ v __\n'l ld11\nThe Pentoeon\n~ash:fngton, D. C.\nDAT.I\nFroou\nJohn Edgar Hoover - Director, Federal &reau o! Investigation\nSubjectt P'LYil'G DISCS\nThore is set !orth tho following unverified intorcation relating to\nthe captioned matter •hich as furnished to this &reau by n conf'id ntinl\nsource hose reliability io unknor.n and ho has requested thllt 'his identity not\nbe revealed.\n,,,,,...\n,oia... __\nLe44 __\n_\nCh_a:; __\nOln1JI __\nlllcboll __\nTN.cy __\nll&rbo __\n----\n\"I was !lying !ro:n • • • to Parkersburg,\n• Va. this\nafternoon (September 25, 1949) and about tour miles airlln ,\nsouthwest of Parkersburg, I suddenly noticed o bright Jellow\nobject coming directly towards me. It ca.mo at ce itb\nsuch epeed, added to in_}' 100 m.p .h. fornard speed thnt it\nstartled\no.nd had passed by in a matter or a couple o!\n■cconds, but it passed by about 100 tcet under W sh:ti ~\nabout 50 teet to rw rJ.ght, and becuuse or the c§rk g~e,r;\nbackground of tb.e toreats below I\nas able to &9~ e 1f1Jri;;\nclear outline r the object, nd hat I believ~1~•~e17\naccurate deacri.ption.\n~ CU t <..n\n.._ . .\n'\\)\n--\nJJ\n\"Color - bright canar7 yellow\n~\n2; ~\nLensth - abQlt 15 to 18 inches\n~\n~\n\"Dia ter - about l+\" in the largest par t\n~ t5\nr-:----=~·~===-~::..oc~ket, in fact aa about the sa.ce shape\n, sclage or a Lockheed Air Force I-9.Q_\nMAILED 12\n...... -----EHM: cg: rnili\n01114Y __\nOCT 2 1949 p M .\n-:"
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   "n": 43,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p43.jpg",
   "text": "•\n\"No wings but vertical and. horizontal tins O..\"l rear 1/3\nof the rocket.\n«No visable means or prop:11.eion &uch as propeller,\nvapor trail, s~oke or exhaust.\n\"The front or the rocket was very sharp with a needle\nnoee, the needlo looked about 611 long and was the size at a\nlead pencil.\n\"The rear end was blunt similar to the rear end of a\njet fuselage~\n\"I \"Was flying my ship••• and •as traveline about 100\nm.p. h. nt the time.\n\"l was at ;3450 ft. abwe sea level at the time.\n\"l was flying a co:DP.ass course of 60 degrees, run th•\nrocket was traveling almost west at 240 degrees.\n11It happened about 2:45 P.U. on tho above date ..\n••The vieabillty was exceptionally good, about 00 miles.\n\"The ;yellow object looked very ah~.rp and clearly outlined\nbecause of the dark green background.a.\n\"If you will refer to the Huntington sectional aerial\nmap this ,!bject waa eighted over a ver7 small tolln nair.ed\nInbeck, •hich is abrut 4 .miles direct west of South Parkersburg.\n\"lt appeared to have spent it' s !orce and seemed to be\ndroppiriB slightly as it passed by, or had been fired or\nlaunched tram a higher alUtude than t.he altitude I \"as £lying. n\nThe aboTe has been furnished to you for your infor.nation and\nassistance in connection with the captioned matter."
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   "n": 44,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p44.jpg",
   "text": "j\n~\nt\n'1\n\\\n-\nll\nAuthority:\nNN0 90986\nr\nr,.-9::-c:;\nIJ •\nDEPAron&:!T OF THE AIR :?ORO!:\nSTAY.F !!ESSA.GE DI'V!SI0:1.,\nIl1C0!1I.:G CLASSH'I::D ,.:i:.SSAGE •\nPRIO:HI!l:'Y\nHQ 13TI~ OSI DST OFFUTT\nTO\nDIR o: SP'.;;,OIAL IHV.!.ETIGAT!O ,S ~ USAF, WASH. , D. O.\nDIST CO:l)E 14 OSI :DIST 101.\".RY .AFB, COLO\n(ZU:-)\nDIS~ 00.:D:R 17 OSI DIST KI RTLA!lD AY.B, ~i., ..... xrco ( ZE:~)\nOSI 8\n16 J anu.ary 1950\n(~:i:iIS IS luJ!tAS OSI 8 DTD 14 J.AJI 50.\nCATJOO.ORY BAKElR • .:JSSA<.r::) •\nRuccy rick says Flying saucers from Venus ca.me to earth by accident.\n/ P:u.d:y Fick, ,.,ell know1. Kansas City auto dealer stopped in Denver 2 weeks\n8tiO uhile returnine; from Ogden, Utah.\nAt that tine re called. on the\n~anager of Ford A&ency.\nTheir conversation was interrupted. by some\neD{:ine rs arriving for a meeting; o:n.e of w:1on ,,as a na..'l. no.ned\nCoulter.\nCoulter revealed some startli~g infornation.\nRe (Coulter)\n[\nstated he ncra.shed the G-ate11 at a radar station near hew .~exico and\nArizona. borders, and wh le there he saw 2 o~ the highly secret\n11Flyi:tli; Saucers.\n11\nSpot re-port details- - - the in:'ormation contained\nhel'ein was :::urn.:.ohcd froti article whic~ ap:peared in the Wyc.ndotte\nEcho neHspaper , Xauso.s City , Kansas , 6 January 1950.\nOf the t,.,.o\nFl.yin,:; naucers one was ba.dly dE'.llla.ged and the other almost :perfectly\nintact.\nThey consisted 0£ 2 parts , a cockpit or cabtn about 6 feet\nin diaweter.\nA ring 18 feet across and 2 feet thic~ surrou..~dec\nthe cabin.\nThe caoin was constructed of metal reseI:lbl.ing al.uminun,\nbut the actual make of the metal has de::'icd. c.nal3-sis.\nCoulter had\na :piece of the metal in his possession a.nd e:;a.ve it to the rord man to\nser,d to the Dear'borne .Plant for e.nalyoi s .\nT: l.s man ( Cou.l ter) showed\nthe grou:p , includin& Fick, a clock or autome.tic calendar which was\ntaker. from one of the Flyin{.; Saucers.\nThis closl!: or automatic\ncaler.dar consisted of 2 :pieces of metal together with some u.nusual\ntype of metal.\nOn the face of 1 or 2 pieces of t'.ds metal ·foere\nappeared an indentation whic:1 rotated around the disk completing a\n~ )\ncyGle each 28 ~eys.\nA?corc.ing to the i~ormation given C':ul ter\n!\nunc. 50 of' t1.ese flyuie; saucers have oeen ~ound i11 the United\nates in a period of 2 years.\nCf these, 40 are in the? US Research\n.~\nctreau in Los Angeles.\nEa.c:.,. of the cr.[':ft had a crew of 2.\nT\"ne bodies\n'<>- in the da.:na.ged sni:, 1,•ere cLarred, but the other ship I s occupants uere\n) )\nin a perfect state of preserration, althoUsh dee.d..\n~,,. ~~. • \".,,J'\n~ (lo Jan 50) _ ~). .\n/'(I\\~~~/ ~\nr p\n,\nJ--ti\ntl~\\)\\\\vt.\\)\nr:S\n0 <:> \\ /\n,\n1\n._ -\n, u\nsEGrtEl ~ '\n~, -/ ../\n~-·/✓"
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   "n": 45,
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   "text": "....,\n•\n•\nPage 2\nAll Hore uniform height of 3 feet: blond, beardless and their teeth\nwere com~letely free of fillings or cavities.\nT1ey wore no under\ngarments , but h.?.d their bodies taped and v;ere dressed in a sort of\nwire.\nA o:u.anti ty of food in tablet form was found in ship.\nHr.\nPick: assumed that the reason behind the a.u ;a.rent lack of security \\'las that\nthe Government ,-,anted the information spread from unofficial sources\nuntil people are oore or less familiar with the facts.\nhr. ;'ick feels\nthat the security depart:nent of t:1e military fear that the sudden shock\nof a surprise announcenent that interplanitary travel is possible might\ncause mass hyst8ria.\nFick is \\tell known locally and has a. number of\nfriends at the Kansas City Star.\nOSI District 13 will interview Fick\nand will :raake additional inquiries at the Kan.sa<'l City Star.\nCoulter\nnot other\\/ise identified, but can be reached through Ford agency in\nDenver.\nAction:\nInformation copies furnished OSI Districts 14 end\n17 for action.\nThe editor of the Kansas Ci.ty Star stated that ,,hile\nthey were aware of this story they did not dare publish it in the\npaper beceil.se -it is too fantastic.\nACTi mr:\nnr:ro\nDIRECTOR, SPECI.AL IllVESTI GATI OMS\nD0S/O DIP30TCR OF INTELLIGE:ICE\nDCS/0\nDIP.ECTOR OF ~s & OPEM.TIO::.rs\nDCS/O\nPOLICY DIVISION\nCRIEF OF STAFF• S LOG, USAF\ncu nr:\n7130\n(16 Jan 50)\nDTG:\nl 6/l430Z\nRC\n28/16th\nSECREl .\nCVC/hrs"
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   "n": 46,
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   "text": "PRI ORITY\nFP.O!I:\nTO\n:ra\nDEPART. £1:ZJT O:' THE AI~ :E ORC::!l\nSTAFF :.::..:SSAGE DIVISIO:;\nn:ca.L.rG CLAS~IFIED ?'!ESSA(}] •\n13 OSI DI ST OF.ro'TT AF.B, O.:AEA. il'EBF.ASY..A, SGD ~:!:{0:!PSOlI\nCSA:', ,;ASL'TI~GT017 25, D. C.\nDIST COLDR 14TH OSI DIST LO,ffiY AF.B, COLORADO\nDIS~ co:m:a 1 ?TE OSI DIST KIR!'LA;;ID AFB ALBUQ.U..'illi(,UE '\nli2W .:EXICO\nOSI 11.\nl'? January 1950\nTh.is refers to TWX from 13th OSI District, Off·att AF.B,\nOno.ha, :iebra.ska, dated 13 January and spot intellizence re})ort\ndated 16 J anuary, subject:\n11 TI.ying Saucers F:rom Venus Come To\nEarth.\n11\nFor your in:for.mation both Tl'fX 3.nd spot report a.re down-\nerruied to Confidential.\n:i.:-OT\"J.i:\nReference TWX is GAF- Il.-7130, l 7 Jan 50 { OS I ) •\nACTIOlr:\ncsr.\nLIFO\n:\nODS, O!lT, OPO, OOP, OPY, CAG-30.\nOAF I:f:\n7 3 3 1 .\n(18 Jan 50)\nDTG:\n11211oz.\noo:?I3il3T! .. '.l.\nRO- :r.BR: 25/18."
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   "n": 47,
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   "text": ""
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   "n": 48,
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   "text": "••\nJa11uc ry 30, 1950\nIf½\nRE.CORDED - 128 6 J _ e 3 9 ¥ r1t.otj,\nUr. ~erdinand E. c ,rfPfetl\nINDEXED -128\n19.53 \"'it2gerald Street\nPh Oaqelph ta 45, Pennsyluanta\n~ •\nf\"'l'''el\n.J:ean Yr. Pj'tdl:\nYour letter o/ Januory 24, 19501\nhas been rece tued and rddle £ appreciate\n,your offer to furnish me y our obseroattons\nconcerning the f lying saucerB, t h is matter\nta not ~etng tnueetiga~ed by the rBI.\nNJV : aip\n~\nI;:\n__,_.,.,,o>:----, J\nr. ~ 1- '\\930\n~\\)\n\\\nt8 151950\n8 tnce rely uou rs,\nJohn Edgar fioover\nDi rector"
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   "n": 49,
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   "text": "••\n..,\n..\n~\nc:c\n,...._.,\n~\n0\n!--I\n-u\n.'3:\nJ;\n,:::,\n....\n::0\nn,\nC\"')\nm\n-==\n~.h\n:::0\n.0\nm\n,....\n,..,\n. '\n~ ,1 ~\n<\nocom\n\"Ti\n-.:-\n.... ........\nI\nC\n• r=--\n:r.\n:>\n: .. ~\n0\nc--:\n~\n71\n•\nJOtiSfll' :W 'l.<i30 S\nI B :.1\nwoo~ -..\nr1 -03/\\I\nf"
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   "text": ""
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   "n": 51,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p51.jpg",
   "text": "....\nt\n•"
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   "n": 52,
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   "text": "Toleon __\nLa<lG. __\n_\nCloq __\nGlavin __\nNichol e __\nRosen __\nTraer __\nH&rbo __\nIIOnr __\n_\nTele. Room_\nNeaee __\nQanely __\nFe hruary .ao, 1950\nVr ,\na l te~ her\nRoute 1\nParinoa~\nonnsylvon£a\nYour letter o/ J~bruary 121\n19.50, has been reC'e f. •1ed\nnd 1 a pp roe iato\nyour thm1.cht/uln~•va tri maktnp aua£lablc\nthe inJor-ri.atton vhtch you furnish.ad .\nIf tn the {'u·tu.re adr. tttonal ate\n~o~\nto .m•r\ntt<?nttori 1,ltch you. /eel ·'i.ould\nbe na\"ie available to tile FiJ.Tplease\neel \"res\nto fu r n!ah tt to 'r. A. Corneltue, t'pecial\nt.gcnt in Charge of ,nu· Philoc'e l p1Jia Of ~ice,\n500 1 idcner IJuildi n,g, ,Ph.tJadelptita 71 Pe nnsyl-\n1mnia.\nBincerely your:,1\nJohn Edgar Hoo uer\nDi rector\nCC:\nPhiladelphia,\n1\n...,\n1\nl,.I\n,._\\(.\n.._ I\n'J..:a i P...\n~>- 'l9\n.,\nI\nl,\nI'\nI\n--\n)"
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   "n": 53,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p53.jpg",
   "text": "t\n..\n,."
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   "n": 54,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p54.jpg",
   "text": ".,\n...\n•\n•\n•\n-\n.... -\n-\n'\n•\nT, AR -9 i\"!>O\n(\n~\nTELETYPE\n--\n•l•.Iloom-\nMr. ?lease -\n\"11aa Gandy --\n--\nFBl, DENVER\n3-9-50\n9- 25 PM\n/)\nJHM\n/4ECTOR, FBI\nURGENT\n~\nVJ~\n~Jlj\nFLYING SAUCERS .\nTWO SOURCES ADVISED TODAY THAT UNIDENTIFIED INDIVIDUAL\nHAS GIVEN AT LEAST ONE AND POSSIBLY MORE LECTURES BEFORE CLASSES AT\n~ENVER UNIVERSITY YESTERDAY OR TODAY IN WHICH HE DI SCUSSED FLYING\nSAUCERS WHICH HE ALLEGEDLY PERSONALLY OBSERVED.\nTHIS PERSON CLAIMS TO\nHAVE SEEN SEVERAL SUCH OBJECTS , ONE OF WHICH ALLEGEDLY LANDED IN NEW\nMEXICO.\nHE ALSO CLAIMS TO HAVE OBSERVED OCCUPANTS OF SAUCERS DESCRIBED\nBY HIM AS OF HUMAN FORM, BUT ABOUT THREE FEET TALL.\nTHESE OCCUPANTS OF\nSAUCERS ALLEGEDLY DEAD AT TIME HE OBSERVE+HEM,\nTHIS LECTURER~ /\nREFUSED TO REVEAL IDENTITY, BUT IS KNOWN TO GEORG£\\KOEHLER, WHO IS ✓\n~\nCONNECTED WITH RADIO STATION KMYR, DENVER .\nKOEHLER REPORTED\nTO HAVE MADE SOME PREVIOUS CLAIMS HIMSELF WITH RESPECT TO OBSERVING\nFLYING SAUCERS .\nLOCAL PRESS AND ALSO WIRE SERVICES CARRYING STORIES\n' CONCERNING THESE LECTURES AT DENVER UNIVERSITY.\nOSI, DENVER, HAS NO\nADDITIONAL INFORMATION EXCEPT TH ( GEORGE KOEHLER IN JANUARY THIS\nYEAR REPORTED TO HAVE\nUNABLE TO PRODUCE ANY\nPROBABLE MENTAL CASE.\nDENVER.\nKRAMER\nAND UPON INVESTIGATION WAS\nOSI CONSIDERS KOEHLER AS\nADVISE WHAT, IF ANY, ACTION DESIRED AT\nRECORDED • 33\nlNOEXED · 33\nt,.J-'f $\n1 t -o{ O/p\n( C ~ ;tJ;:::i:;f§\n5✓ttr'-"
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   "n": 55,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p55.jpg",
   "text": "•\n-- • -\n,,\n?if\n•.:..\n~\n::0\n~ ·n\n\"'\n'. \"i>\nC\")\nz\nrr, \"'\nc::::,\n.:u,\n~ <\n}{: -~, n, \"'\n0\nO')\n;---1 -\n...\n~ 'J-\n\"'\nV)\nw·\nr-\n.:::\n1'11\n.\n...__\n't-:f,\n-➔\n::.0.\n,-.:\n~\n::?:\nw, ~\n-~\n\"'\n. ·• -~\nC:\nW\"1\n~~ ~\n~\n!:\n....\n~\n~\n~\nr--..., - ~-\n,;\n·-\n,,,\n~\n~ -\n~\n1'q\nn,\nJI.- -\n-!I..\n-I-~-.::\"\n.,,,\n0\n'7't\nr\n,_\n-no:,?\nrn\nco --\n\"'\n<... r :i:-\n,,, . -\nc.: ~ -\n,,\n\\\n~ 'h\nC-;\ni---' :-\n-,\n~\n, ..\nC\n--·\nr-;;.-\n-\n~ ,~,;\n....\nt.r_ ..\nI\n..-:-:"
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   "n": 56,
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   "text": "MARCH 10, 1950 - ROUTllCE\nSAC DEIVER\nJ'LYIIG DISCS.\nmrnR'l'EL MARCH llIB LAST CAPl'IOll'ED lLYIIG SAUCEBS Alm RE BUREAU\nBULLETilf NUMBER :rIVE SEVE1I DA'?ED OCTOBER OllE, lllllEffEft J'ORTlSiVII Ill OAPTIOJIED\nMATTER.\n1'0 J'UBTBER ACTION DESIRED.\n'!'011011 __\nLadd. __\ncie_gg _\n_\nOlevia _\n_\nNichole_\nRosen, __\nTracy __\nHarbo __\nIIOhr __\nTele, Room_\nlie& .. __\n(Jandy __\nHOOVER"
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   "n": 57,
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   "text": "CLASSIFIED\nI\nCONFIDENTIAL • ~\n-c(/\n. ' .\n•-\n1 N -C OM ING\nMESSAGE\nDEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY\nSTAFF COMMUNICATIONS OFFICE\nP/5 /\ny.\n--\n.\n~\nc ... /,,, bf='~\nIJ .·1~lf4\n,~ ~s-0 ~ ·'r\nT\"\",..\nAuthority:\nNND 90986\n3\" 1, ,\nt'RIORI'fY-\n)\n,...\nI tAPHRASE NO~ REQUIRED\n~ From:\nTo:\nNr:\nCOI1lGENARMITRREE Ft ~cPher~on Ga\nDept ot Army ~or Dir of Intelligence\nAJACI 1-2 ,\nTel.ephone call :reoe1.ved f'rom L·:. Col Nunamaker\nTennessee Military District 1130~ 2 March.\nHe stated that\nA.\nThere is a radar station n2ar Knoxville ~hich has\nbeen in operation about 3 weeks.\nThis radar station is being\noperated by station ~1ROL of Knoxville.\nB.\nOn l Narch at 2135 hours the station picked up\nan object 340 degrees and 18 miles from Knoxville altitude\n40,000 feet. Direction and distance put the object di.rectly\nover oak Ridge.\nAEC 3acur1ty Division Chief at Oak Ridge\nchecked v1th Smyrna Air Base Nashville vh1ch reported it bad\nno flight plan for any plane being 1n that vicinity and\naltitude.\nC.\non 2 t-'larch at 1105 station -pi.eked up object at\n335 degrees and 18 m1les ~rem Knoxville altitude 40,000\nf'eet.\nAEC 8Gcu.r1ty Div Chief checked with Smyrna Air Base\nuith negative resu1ts.\nJ).\nAEC Sec Div Chief' ia not certain as to operati.onal\nef't1c1ency of radar unit and requested Smyrna AB to send ?f\nqua111'1ed radar operator.\nSm1rna hna no personnel so\nqua11f1ed.\nSmyrna commander suggested Third Ar.rmy send\nqualified rad.a~ operator to check eq~ipment.\nE.\nData from radaz- vas lim.1.ted to\nO;,,;/ tJ\n~\nRf coRoro -AR\nl r -1 \"J (), 7 --Gf',..fVJ\n1.. P.ear1ng., distance and alt'itL!i 'on each object ':' I\n2. Third Army queried 14th A1r Force to determine\nit 14th AP had training fl.1ghts over the Knoxville area on\n1 and 2 March.\n.Ansver was no.\n,.\n~\n(3Mar 50)\nC1;,04t\nC(I;,\nDA SCO FORM 2 ·2-3\n15 JAN 1949\nCONFIDENTIAL"
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   "n": 58,
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   "text": "CLASSIFIED\n•\nI INCOMING'\nMt-SS.htGE\n6\n-\nAJACI l-2\n\\SONFIDENTIAL\nDEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY\nSTAFF COMMUNICATIONS OFFICE •\n3. Third Arifl'1 has no radar opex>ators.\n4. Inquiry of' Lt Col Nunamaker r evealed that\nChief securit~ Div Oak R1dge is anxious to get qualified\npeFsonnel check on the pe~formance or the radar.\nACTION:\n0-2\nDA $CO FORM 22-3\nUJANl90\n( 3 Mar 50)\nDTO:\n02203oz\nml.f /c\nCONFIDENTIAL\nCOPY NO.\nI\n,\nU. S. GOY£RNMEHTPRIN'TIN(;OF\"F'ICE : 19.tQ-O-S.904'.'iO"
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   "n": 59,
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   "text": "•\nv~~,\n•\n~\no'J'~ ~tt, 1r~rD"
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   "n": 60,
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   "text": "•\nI ~\n.\n-l\nI 8 j\nREC':l'/EO\nRECORDS SEC\nMAR 2 3 29 PH '50\n•\n.,\n.."
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   "n": 61,
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   "text": ""
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   "n": 62,
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   "text": ""
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   "n": 63,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p63.jpg",
   "text": ""
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   "n": 64,
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   "text": "S 1BERJA\n, ,\n•J\nS.-\\UCE.R\n. BASE ...\n..___.\nl=>!:} :\nThe.. c-\nbe.\n\"\"\na\nC:\n\"t e .\ne. ,..\nK~ d\nAll: - Heavier JS\nS t orm Bf'IE?d\nRor-enc.e Per-vier\nTulsa~ Ok.ls.\n•\nCANADA\nlllr.~..:,..-._,,.._ - .-...-- •\n5o on\n&, <SIi\nove,-\nU.S.A."
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   "n": 65,
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   "text": "•"
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   "n": 66,
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   "text": "Tolson __\nLadd. __\n_\nClegg, __\nGlavin __\nN1ch0la _\n_\nRoeen __\nTnlcy __\nHarbo __\n110111' _\n_\n_\n•\nJle.rch 7 , 1950\nMrs.. Florence n1\n1039 Borth Colle e\nTulsa, Oklahomn\nDear\n;_~1 t'f'f- /i() r\n~\nTo•.ir letter of Yebrur..r7 28, 1950, hae been\n~·\nreceiTed and I want to thank 70v. tor malting 7our ob-\n~~\nsern.tion aTailable to ce.\nTour thoughtfulnesa in\n~~'v\"'\n~'\nthis connection is appreciated.\nq\nSiucerel7 7oura,\nJ. Ea~ar Hoo'1el'\nJohn Edgar BooTer\nDirector\n:IC\n=-\n:;Q\n0\nCD\n'\"\n<\n't, .,1 M\nc.o -·\n~\nNOTE:\nCorrespondent lengthly relates her observ.,t,tio~ CD .;\nconcerning flying saucers and advised that she b'dlieizes- :o\nthey ore of Russia origin. It is noted that in -fier ~\n~\nletter of February l-4, she wrote to commend Mr . ~v~ 6\nfor his services as Director of the FBI.\n•=\n%J\nNJC:a.ly\n1950 l\nI\nl\nCOMM. f~I\n• •"
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   "n": 67,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p67.jpg",
   "text": "cc\n·--\n-\nI\n•\n··'31 ,.:1 ... ---\n,:::\n'\n•\n..\n:ffic •\n\"t"
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   "n": 68,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p68.jpg",
   "text": "sTANDA\"D FORM NO. 6,1\n•\n•\n'\nOffice Memorandum\n~\n• UNITED S'\".i.... ... .Ln~ GOVERNMENT\nC,\nTo\n: DIRECTOR, FBI\n~J'FROM\n: GUY HOTTEL, .SAC, WASHINGTON\n& ~\nBJECT: FLYING SAUCERS\nDATE :\nMarch 22, 1950\n1/\nst\nINFORMATION CONCERNING\n(!)\n~fib.J?\nA ~ .. ~<: Y\n(YI., ffi~J.,..,.fj J~A./\n, ~\n-roLing information was f~;~' td.'fsA R. H. KURTZMAN by\n~WE, Special Investigator, Sex Squad, Metropolitan Police\nDepartment:\nAn investigator for the Air Forces stated that three so- called\nflying saucers had been recovered in New Mexi co. They were\ndesc~ibed as being circular in shape with rai sed centers, approxi-\nmately 50 feet in diameter.\nEach one was occupied by three bodies\nof human shape but only 3 feet tall, dressed in metallic cloth of\na very fine texture.\nFach body was bandaged in a manner similar\nto the blackout suits used by speed flyers and~ t pilots.\nAccording to Mr. HOWE' S informant, the sauc s\nere found in New\nMexico due to the fact that the Government-'lcl, a very high- powered\nradar set-up in that area and it is beli eved the radar interferes\nwith the controling mechanism of the saucers.\nNo further evaluation was. attempted by SA KURTZMAN concerning the\nabove .\nRHK:VIM\nl/\n(\nRE.CORDED, \" ~\n\\NOE.YEP 1'\nI ~;;.:_'t3CJ'IL/ -,Aoy\n1~AR 231950\n34 2/~{<f"
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   "n": 69,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p69.jpg",
   "text": "'\n•\n0"
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   "n": 70,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p70.jpg",
   "text": "\"'\nt\nCONFIDENTIAL •\nDEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY\nSTAFF COMMUNICATIQNS OFFICE\n~ro2:r ::BE!J4'!~\"•L\n,J~}O!ITY\nPARAPHRASE NOT REQUIRED\nTo\nNr\n~OMGtNARMYTHREE Ft McPherson Ga\nDept of Amy for Dir of Intelligence\nAJACI-3-3 3206\n3 Mar\nReference our T\"#X AJACI-1-2, 2nd Mar supplementary\nreport follows:\n1.\n(A}\nAt 2130 hours on 2nd ~ar radar station\npicked up 2 objects 310 degrees, altitude 80000 feet, ap-\nproximately 18 miles from Knoxville ~n general direction of\nO~lt Ridze, moving in c1rcu1nr motion ut ln ,)ppon11,e <.11·--c-c ..\nt 1ons ~\n, '\n~\n>·\n(B)\nAt 2230 hours 2nd Mar a~again at 00~0 hours\n3rd Mar station picked up object, mov1:ng same direction,\nlocality and altitude.\nc.f)\n(C)\nDensity of object similar to DC-3 airplane,\nap~ed not. established but report as '' terrific\" o\n2o\nCIA Radar Technician report~dly arrives Knoxville\nt,Jday to check radar set and operation.\n3,\nArrangement reportedly made by FBI with Nava.1\n\\\nand Marine Reserve Unit Knoville to set up radar equipment\nto verify reception of 1f{iQL\nadar station ..\n-\n-\n40\nAll information on this subject this headquartera\nhas been turned over to A-2 Fourteenth Air Force~\nRote: AJACI-1-2 ls CM IN 12036 (3 Mar 50) G-2\nACTION: 0-2\n? I\n'\nCM IN 12184\n/ t'li Z~ I•~\nDA SCO FORM 22 3\nCOPY NO.\n---\nl S JAN 1949\n-\nU, S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1949-\n0-1130430"
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   "n": 71,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p71.jpg",
   "text": "CLASSIFIED\n. .\n,\n.\nIN.C OMING\nM E;5SAGE\nt CONFIDENTIAL\nAJACI 1-2\nDEPARTMENT OF THE ARM Y\nSTAFF COMMUNICATIONS OFFICE\n3. Third Army bas no radar ope::c>ators.\nPage 2\n4 o\nInquiry of Lt Col Nunamaker revealed that\nChief security Div Oak Ridge is anxious to get qualified\npersonnel check on the pe~formance of the radar.\nACTION:\nG-2\nCO FORM 22-3\nAN 19 ◄9\n(3 Mar 50)\nDTO:\n02203oz\nmlf/C\nCONFIDENTIAL\nCOPY NO.\nU.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE : 19 49-\n0 - 830430"
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   "n": 72,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p72.jpg",
   "text": "LA~SIF~ED\nIN.OM l NG\nME~SAGE\n. icoNFIDENTIAL\nrf PARTMENT OF THE ARMY\nST~F COMMUNICATIONS OFFICE ' fB J\n;::bA\n. • ~l3cr\n--\nJ • '?,\nC Offl?IBBiffIAL\nPRIORITY\nPARAPHRASE NOT REQUIRED\nFrom:\nCOMGENARMYTBREE Ft McPherson Ga\nTo:\nDept of Ar-my for Dir of Intelligence\nNr:\nAJACI 1•2\n2 Mar 50\nTelephone call received from Lt Col Nunamaker\nTennessee Military District 1130, 2 March.\nHe stated tha-t\n.....,\nA.\nThere is a radar station near Knoxville which has\nbeen 1n operation about 3 weeks. This radar station 1s being\noperated by station l-)ROL of Knoxville.\n}.\n~AN\n- ✓\n~\nBo On l March at 2135 hours the sitation picked up\nan object 340 degrees and 18 miles troriiJrioxville altitude\n40.,000 fee·t.\nDirection and distance p~ the object directly\nover Oak Ridge.\nAEC Security D:tvis1on Chief at Oalc Ridge\nchecked with Smyrna Air Base Nashv1lle<iih1ch reported it had\nno flight plan fo~ any plane being 1n that vicinity and\naltitude.\nC.\nOn 2 March at 1105 station ~icked up object at\n335 degrees and 18 miles from Knoxville altitude 40,000\nfeet.\nAEC Security Div Chief checked with Smyrna Air Base\nwith negative results.\nD.\nAEC Sec Div Chief is not certain as to operational\nerr1c1ency or radar 1m1t and requested Smyrna AB to send\nqualified radar operatoro Smyrna has no personnel so\nqualified. Smyrna commander suggested Third Al'Dly send\nqualified radn~ operator to cbeck...e@lilfento I / 1\n/\n.\nU>tv~tu -\n.\n~\n_\n1 y\n,;,;J l\nE.,\nData from radar was l1R£l5Rtt:8~::19\nMAR 22 1950\n(?,/ I\nlo Bearing, distance and a.ltitude'i on ea.ch object o\n2. Third Army queried 14th Air Force to determine\nif 14th AF had training flights ove~~Fl\\.eninoxville area on\nl and 2 March. Answer was no.\ntA•la\nCM IN 12036\nf\n(3Mar 50)\n, SCO FORM 2 2-3\nJAN 19 49\nu\n'\nI,"
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   "n": 73,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p73.jpg",
   "text": "..\n.,\nD0-7\n. 1 -\nOFFICE OF DIRECTOR, FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION\nTO\nOFFICIAL\nED BELOW BY CHECK MARK\nMr. Tolson\n(\nMr. Clegg\n( )\nMr. Glavi_n---'----~~~\n()\nMr. Ladd\n\"tir. Nichols ___ _\nMr. Rosen\n( )\nMr. Tracy ____ _\nMr. Gurne a ____ _\nMr. Harbo ____ _\nMr. Mohr _____ _\nMr. Nease\nMiss Gandy ____ _\nSee Me _____ _\nNote and Return __ _\n( )\n( )\n() ~\n( ) '\n( )\n( )\n( )Qr_,_.___\n( ) ~\n( )\nFor Your Recommendation( )\nWhat are the facts?\n( )~\n::I\nRemarks:\n~\nCLOSURE"
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   "n": 74,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p74.jpg",
   "text": ".,.\n..\n:%::It\n;::\n;g\n~ l\n;:,;\nr.\n' J.i\nI.U\nu\n:I::\n~\nI-\nCl\nc::x\n•:t\n,,:.\nz\n=.i\n>\nC ... -,\nll\"I\n:.u\n0\n~\n.L\nJ\n--\nc..)\n-\n~-\n-\nc:....,\nc::\nrr.\nm\n~\n0,\n2:-r-i~\n<::>OJ<\n.:::-\n\"'Tl\n,.,.,\nw\nc:,\n·--:,\n\"- 1--,.f I\nC:\n;-\n3:\n(/)\n!>\nu;\n:::!\nc:,\nl\"'? -\n~ •••\n,_.\n!..LI\nc.: . .. ( :..\na::\nr-- -\n<.!.\n'-J\n, -\nI\n~ ..\n~\n~\n,.I)\n,=;:\n--·"
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   "n": 75,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p75.jpg",
   "text": "p-ANOA.RD rOR'M NO. 64\n•\n.\n----..,\n•\n....\n, .Offii:e Memorandum • UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT\nTO\nThe Director\nDATE: March 28, 1950\n✓\nur. Tolson /\nFROM\n: D. M, Ladd ~\nSUBJECTq\nLYING SAUCERS\n_\n.:..:.:.:,.......:::..-;_;,......,... __\nReference is made to your inquiry on the attached routing slip:\n\"Just what are the facts re 'flying saucers •?\nA short\nmemo as to whether it is true or just what Air Force\netc. think of them. \"\nIll'. Clegg\"'l-- -\nllr. O~vl\nIll'.\nIll'. Nlc\ns __\nllr.Ro __\nIll'. Tra __\nur. Egan, __\n_\nur. ournea __\nllr. Harbo __\nllr. llohr==--\nllr. Per~1tngton_\nllr, Quinn Tam_\nTele. Room __\nIll'. Nease __\nMiss Hollliis __\n11188 O&ndy __\nIn response to your inquiry, Special Agent S. W. Reynolds obtained\nthe follov1ing information today (3/28/50) from L!ajor Boggs and Lieutenant\nColonel J . V. Hearn of Air Force Intelligence.\nThe Air Force discontinued\ntheir intelligence project_ to determine what flying saucers are the latter part\nof last year.\nThey publicly announced to the press in December, 1949, that\nthe project had .been discontinued.\nThey advised t hat the press release had\nbeen concurred in by the Army and Navy.\nThe reason for the discontinuance,\naccording to Major Boggs and Lieutenant Colonel Hearn, was t hat after two\nyears of investigation over three- fourths of the incidents regarding flying\nsaucers proved to be misidentifications of a wide variety of conventional\nitems such as lighted weather balloons and other air- borne objects.\nColonel Hearn pointed out that the Commanders of the various areas\nare charged with t he security of those areas.\nReports concerning flying saucers\nreceived at this time will be investigated by the Ar ea Commander and his report\nsubmit ted to the Air Force Intelligence Division as an intelligence item.\nMajor Boggs and Lieutenant Colonel Hearn made the observation that\nmany of t he r eported sightings of flying saucers at this time appear to be an out-\ngrov,th of recent magazine articles. They reiterated that t he Air Force is\nll\nconducting no active investigation to determine whether flying saucers exist\nor what they might happen to be.\nby the Bureau in October, 1947, in order that the Air Force could take over\nA~\nYou will recall that the investigation of flying saucers was discontinued\nsucb~·~vestigations.\n(62- 83894-141-160)\n/\\\n\\ ~\n\\,· ~\nI ,y\n~\ny· ..\n\\\nAt~Achment\nEHM: jam,sd}1\n;\nf-;•\n/.\nCOPIES DESTROYED\n270 N0\\J 18 l~b4"
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   "n": 76,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p76.jpg",
   "text": "•\n•\n1 It .L • ill il.l ! :i ;:I, •.. ,\nI 8 ~\n.\nWS 10 l -·o 3-;,! ]:du\n~' W~ to 11 6 l ~v;\n0~, Hd 9tJ (' e~:w~ nr J (' tdl I~\nc.\nt ·1 • 8 • ~\n] 31l SOf :JO \"l d] O ;~!-9?~111~\n~-\"\nI 8 :J . ~ . £,. l u z ij~W\noov·,-03,,1~~-d t.\no"
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   "n": 77,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p77.jpg",
   "text": "Office Mem\nTo\n: 8IRECTOR, FBI\nFROQ .JU JsAc' NEW ORLEANS\nsu.fl:cT~\nLYlliG DISCS\nf um • UNITED ST..ls GOVERNMENT\nDATB: March 31, 1950\nSpecial Agent H. WARREN TOOL, JR., of the New Orleans Division, has a\nbrother, J. K. TOOL, of the Wayne Welch, Inc., advertising agency, 202\nKeith Building, 1025 14th St., Denver, Colorado.\nJ . K. TOOL has advised\nSpecial Agent TOOL that an employee of the Wa;yne ;@lch, Inc. , JEFF'ERSON\nB/4RMSTRONG, has been contacted by one G~ORGE ifKOEHLER, 315 Franklin\nStreet, telephone SPruce 2563, Denver, Colorado, regarding Flying Discs.\nKOEHIER is alleged to have told ARMSTRONG in January, 1950, that he\n(KOEHLER), lmows a prominent Denver oilman named SILA~VTON, also lmown\nas a~vsterious Mr. X\", and an official of the Newton Oil Co., Equitable\nBuild:iiig, Denver, Colorado.\nNE\\'ITON is claiming that he l eased land in\nthe Mojave Desert in California and that on this land a :flying disc had\nbeen :found intact, with eighteen three-foot tall human-like occupants,\nall dead on it but not burned.\nFurther, that the disc vras alleged to be\nof very hard metal and near indestructible.\nKOEHLER is said to have\nexhibited a radio set to ARJJSTRONG purported to be a souvenir of the\nspace d±sc.\nI\nAccording to ARllST?\"l~!G, KOEHL~R has been' telling of this story o:fi' and\non for the three month period prior to January, 19.50, and is said to have ✓\nnotified ARMSTRONG of it weeks prior to the publication of a flying disc\narticle published in the True Magazine, and one by FRANX\"'\"SeULLY published\n\\\nin the Variety lJagazine in January, 1950. KOEHIER claimed to have been\n~\n,\\f'' visited by DONAI.J.}.--ftEHOE, author of the article in the True Magazine.\n~\n.. \\9 \\ t \\..,Further data was furnished that KOEHLER had been telling the tale so\nl-'1 f l\nproli.fi<.:ally in Denver that he claimed to have had telephone calls from\nc}\nWc~shington, D. c. and from the Federal Bureau of Investigation in which he\n0 Ji\nv;as requested to keep the information to himself and that, thereafter,\n1' ~\nhe became mysterious about the entire matter.\n.\n.ld,\nrt is noted that considerable publicity regarding these discs has been\n~tJl>i\n~r· i found in Denver and other papers.\nThis information is being furnished the Bureau and the designated offices\nfor informational purposes.\n'\\\n,..,\n..\n.,.\n; ,;\n\\\nmrr :nn-g\nRECORDED - 28\n,q--. /\n66-1199\n(\\,_~:-~~/cc:\nDenver\n~,\\ED • 28\nW\n\"\\\nLos Angeles\nCOl'll!} ,!.B tN·~JI lll5~\n27 0\nNOV 18 bu4"
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   "n": 78,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p78.jpg",
   "text": "•\nM\n~\n:Ml\nHt Tr /\nI -~\n• • ✓\nFBI\n3- 30- 50\n7- 55 PM t1ST\nTO,H /\nIRECTOR, FBI\nURGENT\n~~~\nOFLYING SAUCERS , INFO CONCERNING . JIMI3ARDEN , STUDENT, UNIVERSITY~O,\nNElv MEXICO AND REPORTER FOR SCHOOL PAPER FURNISHED THIS OFFICE WITl-f\nTRICK PHOTOGRAPH OF MOUNTIAN SI DE SHOWING A FLYINGSAUCER CRASHED AND\nN\n~\nBURI ING ON THE SIDE _OF T~E MOUNTIAN , LITTLE MEN WALKINI AWAY AND\n-\nFOUR FLYING SAUCERS HOVERING .AROUND THE CRASHED ONE,\nBARDEN, WHO HAS\nVOLUNTARI LY FURNISHED INFORMATION TO THIS OFFICE PREVI OUSLY STATED HE\nIS RESPONSIBLE FOR MAKING THE TRICK PHOTOGRAPH . HE FIRST TOOK A\nPHOTOGRAPH OF A HI LLSIDE NEAR\nHAD THE FLYING SAUCERS, .\nCRASHED SAUCER, SMOKE AND LITTLE MEN\nIN AND THEN MADE TijE FINAL\nPHOTOGRAPH . BORDEN STATED TH IS PHOTOGRAPi AND A RI DICULOUS STORY WILL\n,;,;;-\nBE PRINTED IN THE UNIV . OF N. M. SCHOOL PAPER TH IRTY Fl,ST INSTANT AND -\nMAY BE CARR IED OVER ASSOC IATED PRESS LINES . BORDEN WAS ADVISED THAT THIS\nOFFICE GAVE NO SANCTION OR CLEARANCE TO HIS I~WI • ~IS F~B BUREAU-$\n, •\nJu&-\nl!\n~;i.- tY' \"') I\n{/\nINFORMATION. LOCAL IN:~ENCE REPRESENTATIVES AD r sED.\n/J\\'l\"\n;y)\\\nRECORDED ~ 11!\n'-:J\n'>APR101950\n,\ne<L'-~ ')2,11.~\nCORRECTI ON FIRST WORD FOURTH LINE BURNING"
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   "n": 79,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p79.jpg",
   "text": "\\'\n..\n•\nRE'CEIVEO TELEH?. Ullll\nMAR 30 ID OB P/1 '50\n.Ii.I. DEH O\n~\n• F JUS ll~\nu,.) -\n..\n(,..J'1\nc::::'I\nV\nen\nI-\"\nV,\n'-- -- .:.\n.::\n::0\n../.\nrn\n'\n•➔\n0\n:::0"
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   "n": 80,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p80.jpg",
   "text": "STANDARD FORM NO. &l\n•\n-\nOffice Memorandum • UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT\nTO\nFROM\nIIR. D. 11. IADµw\nMR. A. H. BEilJONT\nDA~\nch )\n0\n1~0 ::- v'\n'- / .,,.,( V.\nClem\nUNKNO~\\'IN\nOBJECT OVE!t OAK fiIOOE, 'IE!HJBSSEE, UARCH 1, 1950;\n01•~;,,\nSTIJAR'~\nOCK, COMPLAINANT; VITAL FACILI TI ES; I NTERUAL SECURITY\nNl\n•--\n·\nRon _\n_\nSUBJECT:\n/\nAt 9:55 A.M. toda~\nSAC Robey of Knoxville advised that S~uart :e; ..\nr~ owner and operator o\nadio Station WROL, Knoxville, had called\n~\noxville Office at 11:r, P. M.o n March 1. Adcock is a radio ham\noperator and has set up in his home in Knoxville an Army Surplus APN-7\nradar set. Adcock advised that he had picked up on this set a \"pip\"\nindicating that an object was circlihg at an altitude of about 40, 000 feet\nover oak Ridge.\nAdCOCk stated that he customarily had followed the movement\nof airplanes through this set and he was sure this item was not a thunder\ncloud.\nMr. Robey advised that the Knoxville Office had innnediately notifed\nthe AEC Security Section following thf:! receipt of the call frcm Mr. Adcock.\nAt 5:30 P.M. on March 2, Mr. Adcock again called to say that he had\nagain picked up an object at 11:15 A.M. on March 2 about 100,000 feet up and\nHar-.0 __\nIIOl!r __\n_\nTele. Roca_\nabout 18 miles from his home in Knoxville which would place the object over Oak\nRidge.\nMr. Robey advised that CIC Agents had been given the infonnation coming\nfrom the KnoA-ville Office, as a result of which CIC Agents and CSI representatives\nwent out last night and looked over Mr. Adcock's set. They did see an object\non the scr een about 11:00 or 12:00 P.M. last night.\nTrBy reported this infor-\nmation to the Third Army.\nMr. Robey was of the opinion that the A.ir Force\nprobably has sent the information to Washington also. Army CIC has now informed\n11that CIA is going to send a technician dovm from Washington to examine the set.\nNl.rr. Robey had no information as to how CIA had jurisdiction. Mr. Robey advised\nthat the Army is also contemplating sending a man up from Atl anta with a portable\nradar set to check into this situation. In addition, the Naval Reserve has a\nset locally and is putting it into operation this morning in an effort to identify\nthis object.\nMr. Robey advised that AEC and the Armed Forces ' representatives are\nsolll019hat concerned about this matter and he wanted the Bureau to have the\nabove information in case there were inquiries.\nACTION\nI advised Mr. Robey to keep in touch with the situation and let us\nlmow immediatel y of any developments and as to any information picked up by the\nArmed Forces or the CIA representative.\nI also requested that he ascertain who\nthe CIA representative is and what action he took upon his arrival.\nMr. Robey\nwas advised that no investigation should be conducted by the Enoxville Office\nbut that he should be kept advised of developments and ~h!'~ senQ. .. a .Jifll etype\nto the Bureau tonight.\nR\nb % ~\n1\n/ '1 ,t\n0 t!!l)\np _j ... ~\n~\nAHB:mer\n6\n.. ,~ rm\n7-;;~~\n<2)\n37\n~\n1"
  },
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   "n": 81,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p81.jpg",
   "text": "~1 'ls\nr~\n\"\nI\n\"\"\nI\n~ ,...\n~\n.,<v~\n.,~\n, '-'..\ni \\'\n~_e.c-.f \\'J \\:,0 - r\\ f ~\\',\\\\tfi\nqi ,q\nI\nf\n\\\\\\\n\")I i \\, .\n·I\n1i 1 ~ t\\: 1zfi--'~\nft\nr ~\n,\nRf (-f. ~'Jf.0~1 Q.~ S~' ;'-\n~\"' _,, -~f . a'\\ ~ ?~\n=-\nRft.,'f1VECJ ... !J/\n1\nF 8 I\nnl\\\\l. n ,\n•\n\\I': p l ,Of '.\\W°> 1\\l;\nI~ •\n( '.\n'\\l: L !: i Vt.\"i, ,\nC::.,·\n,_ .... , ., ... ,\nF n T····-- '\n'\n~\n1.1 J.\n,. ). OEC''1 [! ..\n.\n:· di S ~--,.\n.\n;\nu. s. or:p-r_ or J.\n,,_ 3 I 20\ni·lMi 3 11 s1 nu ,_'.111\n~ «,,,\na\n-:.,\n~\n~\n~ .:-~\n-~\n(I')\n~\n-;1:'-,-'.:>\nL\"l.._\n. ..,\n.......\n~'Ot,._\nCh\n~c.a..c::i\n~\n-\n.....\n'1--\n~ th\n\"'\nc:,\nr.:..;.\n~ ,.,,\n~ ,:-\n-\n,,\nR£CflVF.n\nMAR 7 ID 19 AH '50\nlNTFRNAt StCURP\" SN.\nF 8 I\nu <; OtPr o;: ./IJ .CJ ICE\n~\n~ .;\n:::z...\n:.!u •~\n..\n,....\nJ .\nN\n.c.::i\n!u\n>\n•·-::,\n!.11\n,:_: =-~\nI.I.I\n<Y.\n)\n)\n~\n•\n•"
  },
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   "n": 82,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p82.jpg",
   "text": "S'TAl'tiOARO FORM NO. 64\n,,\n•\n•\nOffice Memorandum •\nTO\n,\nl!R. LADD\npP,y\n-1,J -\nr.:r--\nuNrTEn STATES GOVERNMENT\nFROM\nSUBJECT:\nA. H. BELMONTa\nDATE:\nMarch 6, 1950\nUNKNO i' OBJECT OVER l)AK RIPGE, TENNESSEE, MARCH 1, 1950;\n~'IUAR' , .. DCOCK, .COMPLAINA;.~T; VITAL FACILITIES; INTERNAL\nSECURITY\n11:r. TOlaon\nllr. Clegg--\n:: ~~ln __\n11r. Nichole __ ,y\nllr. Rosen\nllr. Tracy--\nllr. Egan.=---_-_-_\nMr. Gurnea __\nRei'erence is made to my memorandum of March J, 195<,\"eflecting\na call from SAC Robey, of Knoxville, in the above-entitled matter.\n:: llf~;:-_-_-_-_\n::~~,=\n~~·iie::'\"\n111sa 11o1.mos __\nIUOS Gand.y __\nOn the morning of March 6, 1950, I ~lled SAC Robey to ascertain what he\nhad found out concerning this matter .\nHe advised that a teletype had been s ent\n----\nreflecting that there was some question of Adcock's reliability and knowledge on\nradar theory; that CIC and OSI are continuing their interest in the matter; and that\nthe CIA technician from Washington had not arrived.\nSAC Robey will report any further developments.\n..\n/V\n09 • 03GY~11£\nEX-93\n-i ~ 9'-t-1:J.\n, , 9 '1(; J _\n77\nI -7"
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   "n": 83,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p83.jpg",
   "text": "•\n•\n• •\n~l\nIf :i I\nT\nr~\nJ\n. a ...\n(] 'ii • • i\\'3 ,\\I~ 'l '.1~1\n•"
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   "n": 84,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p84.jpg",
   "text": "7.1 KNOXVILLE\nDiijECTOR, FBI\n•\n.3-6-50\nA TT• IMR • A• H.\nCondy ··--··\n'-----\nUNKNOWN OBJECT OVER OAK RIDGE, TENN., MARCH ONE, NINETEEN FIFTY,/ -<j,,, /\nSTUA~COCK-., COMPLAINANT, VITAL FACILITIES, IS.\nREMYCALL\naf..+(__I .,. /\nMARCH THIRD.\nEXISTENCE OF OBJECT REPORTED BY ADCOCK AS BEING\nQ!BECTLY OVER OAK RIDGE AT ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND EEET AL.IlTUDE_N.OT\nVERIFIED.\nADCOCK REPUTEDLY CAPABLE RADIO TECHNICIAN.\nADCOCK CLAIMS\nTO HAVE DETECTED OBJECT WITH HIS RADAR EQUIPMENT ON FIVE OCCASIONS\nOVER THREE DAYS.\nNAVAL RESERVE RADAR EQUIPMENT AT KNOXVILLE DID NOT\nDETECT OBJECT ON ANY OCCASION, BUT TECHNICIANS STATE IT IS NOT\nCONSIDERED EFFICIENT FOR AIRCRAFT AT EXTREME ALTITUDES.\nQUALIFIED\nERSONS FROM USAF AT NEPA, OAK RIDGE, TALKED WITH ADCOCK AND\n~XAMINED HIS RADAR EQUIPMENT.\nFOUND HIS EQUIPMENT NOT TOO RELIABLE\n._\nAND FELT ADCOCK TECHNICALLY WRONG ON SOME RADAR THEORY.\nRELIABILITY\n-\nOF ADCOCK QUESTIONED DUE TO SOME DEGREE OF INEBRIATION.\nTHESE\nPERSONS DISCOUNT PROBABILITY.\nCIC AND OSI CONTINUE INTEREST BUT p-__.\nDO NOT CONTEMPLATE FURTHER ACTION.\nAEC TOOK STEPS TO HAVE RADAR\nlECHN!CIAN SENT FROM WASH.' BELIEVED .:~r~ a_u'f ~o; YE2_ ARRIVEJ.'\nANY FURTHER DEVELOPMENTS WILL BE R~TED TO ~tiREAU. _: ' '\na..\ntr:\nIJ\n.. -.1 i, ~, elk. ,_..,.,J (\\&\n./r v,\n,.riff\n19SO\n,~.,)ti..~-\n~ '\n'\n•\n37\n~ vt..:-.:J-7-&tJ\n~~, ~ (q% -\"'\nJ~re\"\" ~\nt r\n~\nf ~\nrEs nEsTnoYEnY t ~ ~- \\ .. F eo : 'J}w r~\n270 NOV 18 1964\n~-;- I \\)\\r\n'\n12-06 PM OK FBI WASH DC ED\n~~\nROBEY\nEND"
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   "n": 85,
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   "text": ".....\nh J\n_.\n,\n0\n;:.\n::\nv,\n<2M \"=>\n%\n-,\n• m u..\ng.,._o\n>\n....\n-\nQ.\ntu\nI.II\nt.l\n0\n\"'\nth\nc::\n-~\na:\nw\n:::\nc..:\n,_\nIt /\nI\n0\nI.I.I\n;:,.\niu\nc.:\ntu\no::'\nc::::>\n~\n::c\na..\nt-\nN\n~\nu:,\n0c:: -\ns:\n.\nt\n\\\\I:,, \\\\d Lf. 1.\\ ~ ~~~\n3\n\"Jl 5('f .,C '.l1f10 ·s '\\\\\nfi~, t\nLO\\ ll\nll~~\n\\iOi':l?°tl\\~l .. \\Y;(f!3~\n•\n--\n:,;..J\n~\nN\n'-\"\nN\n•'O -.,,\n,"
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   "text": "...\n•\n'arch 14, 1960\nAtocic\ner,gy Cc:m::dasion\nB.tildini; T- S\n16th and Constitution A\"f nu•• 11.\nshington, D. c.\nAttention:\n•r. Francie R. Ilammaolc\nActing Director\nDivision ot Security\n•\neer~IAb\nBY S. Cliu. H SSENG\n•\n*\nJohn E~r Hoover, Director - F deral\nreau of In\"featigat1on\nSubject t\nUl RUO ,J on.:rnct O .n OAK m.no , !'Ere:RSSBE.,\nnCH 1., 1900\nS1'UART ADCOCK., IIJFOR.!A! T\nV I T A L\n~ C I L I ! I , S\nIL\"fEIU AL SECURiff\nStuart\n•\ndcock., o era tor of Radio Station TIROL., }Olox-dlle.,\n1a reported to lhn\"t'e detected on hie radar equ1~ent an object directly\no•er O a k Ridr;e, Tennessee, at an altitude of 40.,000 feet\nt\nl l a l 6 p .\n•arch l, 1960. On\nrch 2, 1960, he advised thnt hi• radar equ1pmont\nrecorded Wl object bout 100,000 teet ih.igh and approxl ately 18 ilea fro\nhis ho e in Knoxville t 11116 ••\non that date. It -.. reported that\naTal :ReserTe radar equipmnt at .KnoXTille, 1'ennessee., <lid not doteot an\nobjeet on any ooca■ion but stated that the equipnent 1rae not cOI1cidered\nof:N.ciont for airorart\nt\nextreme altitudes.\nIt was further reported\nt h a t qualified peroona\nt\nOak Ridge questioned Ad~ok and extti:dned hig radar\nqulpment.\n1'hey reportedly found hie equ1pi:iont :not too reliable .o.nd felt\nth t Adcock wna tochnically ~ronc on so e of hie n1dar theory-\n'l'he reliability\nof dcock ,mo al ■o questioned due to sone der;ree or inebriation.\nTho abovo oontircs information telephonioally ~rnir;hod to\n'r. C. A. Bolander or your otfioe.\no investigation ia being conducted\nby th1 s Bureau but in the event ~ditional intormation co a to our\nattention you will be pro~ly aijviaed.\noc - Director of Special Ifriewtlgations\nfhe Inspector Genore.l\ntt,-1\nDo\nrtment ot th Air Force\nr.J/'c\n~\n1'he Pentagon\nashington. D. o.\nco - Dir ctor of Inte ligence\nor l -.t ,lly\n~\n1rii'in rWint of t \"e Army\n'1'he Pentagon\na s h i n g t o n 2 5 . I>.\nC .\nA t t e n t i o n ,\nOOJ!PIDBNTIAL • REGISTERED !!AIL\n~:eal :mes"
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   "n": 87,
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   "text": ".\n, '\n·$ \\\\\nd~~ -\n\\> ~ l\n\\..s\\\\' ~ ~ ';) '!i.-?:fS~\n,~,\n,_\n.<;\\~t,:\n,;S,~~ '\\\\'<t~\n~\n\\\n•\n\\\\ l..\n-\\\\'\nx·\n,,-:,,'\\..\"'\nV.'~~l-\n~,\n•\n.A\n~"
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   "text": "CLASSIFIED\n. CONFIDENTIAL\nINCOMING\nFrom:\nTo:\n.Nr:\nDEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY\nSTAFF COMMUNICATIONS OFFICE\nPARAPHRASE IiIOT REQUIRED\nCOMGENARMYTHREE Ft McPherson Ga\nDept of Arm:, tor. Director of Intel\nAJACI-3-5 3206\n/\n~\n9 Mar 50\nReour TWX AJACI-3-3 subject repo~ted radar sightings\nover Oakridge, addit~onal 1nf'o 1nd1cates radar opc1 Ltor in-\nexperienced and radar set hao been modified ao as to cast\ndoubt on reliabi.lity of' read:tng.\nChief Term.easee 1-,11 Dist\nrecommends e:xpedit1.ous action be taken to determine 'Nhether\nan unlmown object has reappeared over Oakridge in the past\nfew days.\nChief Secur:1.ty Div at Oakridge requested info\nas to channels of communication t'li th Air Force in connection\nwith radar sightings.\nAuthority:\nNND 90986\nR•!f is CM IN 12184 (4 Mar) G-2\nACTION: G-2\nINFO:\n0-3\nC[f .l.N\n13022\nI\n. e:: '\n-:;-\" _..J.-\n(10 r/J.:lr 50)\nDTG: 0911i•30Z fmb/B\n20 MAR10'SD\nCONFIDENTIAL\nCOPY NO.\n24\nREPLACES DA SCO FORM 22-3, 15 JAN 49. WHICH MAY BC: USED. * u. $. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE : 1950-0- 8681 29"
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   "n": 89,
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   "text": "•\nAaaistant Attornoy General Jame■ ll. 'oinerney\n'arch\nCril!linal Division\n(\\ ('\\\nfl_ .0\nDirector', FBI\ne-.t!i'.1Ait1:. ~~\n~:,lttJ\num· ·r ./.: JECT ovr.v OAY. ,RI DG\"\"' 3 7E}JUESSE!E. -· CJt 1. l 960 ,,,.\nSTIJA1 /.f'd.~OCJt, IJJFO!ru.Alf.i·\nVITAL~ CILITIES\nINTFlUJAL SECURITY\nStuart E. Adcook, operator or F.adio Station TIROL, Knoxville,\n1■\nreported to have deteoted an his radar equip,!11ent an object directly over Oak\nRidge, Tennea1ee, at an altitude ot 40,000 feet at 11:15 p . m. , larch 1, 1950.\nOn t!arch 2, 1950, he aaviaed tm.t his radar equinsent recorded an objeot about\n100, :>00 reot high and approximately 18 miles from hi6 home in Knoxville at 11:15\nI\n•• m. on that date.\nIt ,:as reported that raval Reserve radar eqi1ipment at noxville,\nTennessee, did not detect an object on any occasion but stated that the equipment\nwas not considered efficient for aircrart at extreme altitudes.\nIt was furthor\nreported that qualified persona a't Oak Ridgo questioned Adcock and • .xa111ined his\nradar equipment.\nThoy reportedly found his equip10ent not too reliabl e and felt\nthat Adoock was taohnically wrong on some of his radar theory.\nThe reliability\nof Adcock •s also queetioned due to some degree ot inebriation.\nHo investi~ation ia being conduoted by this Bureau but in the eTent\nadditional inforoation co as to our attention you nill be promptly ndvieed.\nr ;a1tl:'fi .. 'b\nMAR 14 1950\nj"
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   "n": 91,
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   "text": "If\nI\nA shon tia after noeinna the abon mtonat1on, Si,eoial Asent\n•• L. SJWJBA11B, 010, 31\"4 A:nij, •ta\\lcme4 at lnoffilJj, teleI,hoi>.1~ oo ...\nJlllmicate4 vith thie ottioe to 4eterid.ne U CT turther Sntor-.t:lcm ha4 been\nreoe1m reaaz,41ng the atw N~ b7 .l»aCXZ. w. SJIAOIA1l8 vu, at that\ntb8, alffl1 all of the !nfcrw.t1on wliioh ha4 been 1'9081'\"4 b7 tbu ott1oe.\n81MlBA1'11 a4naecl that he ha4 been oaUa4 b7. w he1141uartera, CIO, 3rd And,\nAtlanta, ~,\nm>4 ha4 bNSi tol4 to look into the &tter to 4et~ if' it\nha4 ~\nbuie in f'aot. NP:. SEtlGl?AUS oon\\mu.o4 thet he ha4 ~\narren,pmoJJta\nv1tb Mr. smm A»OOCX to han him ena Speoial ~\nw. 14. P.RICB, CSI, u. s.\nA1r l'aroea, to Tie1t .ADOOCZ•s hom 4ur~ thtt evcn1,DS of b-ch 21 lr.,JO and.\nobserve tho n.4A1:- 1n41oat1cxns nth him~ SI.AGRAVJ8 d.Titod thet neither he\nnor ~. JBIOll had tm1' l'a4m- expe:rienae em wre m no ~e toehn:loie.ns or\nl'Milr o~tor•, but would make their observa,1c:m ~11' to 4etwm1.ne if a\nreal. NBcU:ng vu beiJla m!c, b7 :ADOOCZ.\nOn the JllmWl8 of M8:i:-o.h 3, 1950, SU!lBA'fES ~\ntelephon1oalJ¥ ooJllo!.\nnmioated vith this ottiae a:a4 ri4Tuo4 the IJ.aiscm ~t, Speoial. :Agent\n~\na. NoSWAD, that he an11 mo& ha4 b\"11 nth Amoa.t turms the prenoua\n..,~ anA that the7 ha4 obsene4 an hie nc1azo ao1\"M!l aoao \"1>:lpa\" whieh,\nacoo.r41DG to .ADCOCZ, 1n4ioatea au ob~oot vith tho S&lt3 ~Al. elevation 8n4\nu11mltb ao prev1QWU:y nporte4 b7 hia. SIAORAVD3 said tho:, wre unable to\nDike ~\n.authori tat1;n atatem,nt o~\nth9 attc ot th obJeat or the\nNllab111tt or the radar elUii-nt, bu~ -thet ha4 •NIil nftioient to pw tbSlll\nreuon to believe 1t ·.ra:rre:nted imost1p:ticm.\nCenarill. 1Dtu1r1 at thio tms at BWo Btc.t1on UOL 8Xl4 ~\nreadilT\n&T&ilabl~ sources of 1ntormti<m 41~ the taot tbst SmA!n' AOOOCZ ia\n~\nrecOQD1s:e4 1D thia vio!Dit;: ea a ra~tal>le .tm4 uubatantial o1tir.en\niD JCnozflll.e and, Sn a441t10Xl thereto, 1a ~eel Wl somwhat of a radio\nauthartt,. It vas f<nmA th&, ho 1a ore41te4 v1th bemg n sld.ll.ecl ra41o t.eohnioian\net&4 hU ~\nccms14erab1\" ~lo~t 8n4 resom-oh work in tho t1el4 of ratio.\nDu to the interest whiah vu beiJls ~\nb7 all apnoiea oODOemed.\nv1th th18 •tter, the Bureau ot this t.1m0 vaa ~~Uod b7 blephou COlJ'fU'S&\\ion\nvtth A. 11. BII.IOl'r at tbe Bureau oono9'ril:lli8 tho f'eota ~. Aa a result of\nthis oanveraat1on, SA JtsSVAD 11as 11Uitruote4 to fol.10\".r tho mtter m the\ncapaoiv of en observer end to advise tho Buroau of {Ul1 1I?I,P0l'tant develop,am1ts.\n~llllmta WN B1148 tbrcnlgh Ueute:aant C01'1NV111e- a. B. ~.\nCo•m•Mna Ottioor, v. s. ?ravel. Reaern Tr&1n103 Center, Alcoa B~ey,\nJ:no:riillo, far the Besenroh Trainill8 Center to put into op,rat1on ra4ar e ui~t\nvhich ti107 ha'i&. At a:pptv.dmte~ 10:30 A. M. on the oam, 4q, th1s radar"
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   "n": 92,
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   "text": ". .\netu1iamt ,,u 1n operation en4 oonttnuoua som-oh beiDS 111114•• Spooial Agent\nH38WAD, t(>B6tber with SpJOial ~t 81UD1tJ118, CIC, em 8pte1Al Agent PBICJI, ~I,\nobserved this Ba-q eqtt1P,1Bllt '/!er saaa ti.a wt m> ob3e<J' whata0ff81' Goul4 be\n4eteote4. A telepb.o.ne O&ll vaa JlaD•d b7 SUllllffl w Mt-• .ADCOOE at a~-\n•tel.7 U:00 A. N. aD4 .ADCOCI ahiae4 he ha4 been i,iold.na up aoDt 1n41oat1on\nof tbe ob.10011 age.in. Be :!ndioa1;84 its •J.eva•!Jion and cl:lreuti~ ca voll as\ndistt.mmt to bo the sDe u p-eviousl.1' Nl)Ol\"t4i4.\nAt tho time ot hia oonver•\nsat:lcn, the ila't'T •1uiia,nt 4etecte4 two a1roran al an olevation of apJarOn-\n•telT 2,000 feet 8114 a ~al asillllth ot a~teJ¥ 300 488l\"H• \\rUe\nan4 ~\nhM4e4 1n tho gellCIX\"al 41No111on ot the X'D.Offille JCmiiolpo.l\nAtr,POr'b.\n-\nya:, ot a oheolc, AOOOOE vu aske4 1f he detootc4 on hie e(Uipmm,\nf4V ob.1'0ta other than thoso w~ted b7 hia. ADCOCE stated that he ha4 not1oed\ntwo S1lial1 airoraf't heildecl 1il tlie seneral clireotion of the lnoxdl.le A~t\nat a rel.atiff~ lov alti tu4e but lw ha4 no, pit.14 m>b a\\ten\\ion to thea •\n.ADCOQI: th8Ji reciue•tect ·l.ha11 ho be all.OWN to nn :tho rn4in\" e1u1:p:r.mt at the\n•aval ~•\nAnior¥ 1n aNter that ba mpt coar41Daw liis 01ui}JD.':llt vith\nthat equi:pllilll, 8ll4 thua obtain a better fix on the obJoot should 111 080.1n bo\nl.ooated.\n\\'he ra4a2- vatoh vaa oontiJ:med and at about lli30 A. JI. ADCOCE\noa.Ue4 tho anar7 8114 li4vue4 that the obJeot l>eiDa observod b,: hill over Oak\nRic!p ha4 •~4 aov1D8 in an euwrl,7 41reetion awl hall, 1n a period of\nabo\\lt tvenv 11l1mltes, rad.ed t.rom the aar&en.\nOn \"118 a.ttermon of ltlroh 3, 19'0 at about la!O P. M., S'l'UAJlt ADCOCS:,\ntopthm- with CIC, <»JI an4 m ~•, went to the l&.ftl. A:n»rJ vhffe ADCoat\nvu &ll.on4 to look at tho rdar equipmrmt ot tha liD.V1'• It had beon p..,.-1oual)'\n4et~ :rroa I.1eu:w..wit Co:cwmt!.r ~\ntbat th1e 01,Uipant 414 not\ncomiu-tse mr, olaaa!t1e4 information. At this ,m, ADCOClt oliime4 fnp1J::Jfll\"1.t7\nvitb the etuipnmnt be~ use4 b7 the •a'Q' &iMl apo'k» of ha-tiJJS aasisted 1D its\n4eTe~t at Jla:riard UniTeraity 4ur1Da the ea:rl.7 •i;il&e• of the var. .ADCOOE\nal.so lll!Ule otatemmts to the otteot that he bad travoJ.,4 ext£ns1voJ.T t~ tho\nAr'll:I 4urin8 tu var in a4apting rd.er rar 'BpeoiaUaed eorviooa. At this ti=,\nthe JU\"6Ba110e of so• aloobol was xwtecl on the breath of ADCOOK, but ho vaa\nnot 1n au 1nabr1ate4 oowUt1ou. Attar AZMdnSns the eqlii~, .ADOOCJ: statect\nhe 414 not feel. that this low fJ\"elueno7 ~\not ra4t.r vould bo of Dteh\naasistame in 4eteo\\1i18 the ob,eot reparwd 07 him for sovernl reasons, uuch\nas the elevation ot the antenna, tho tll!D1J'i1Ull \"'fade area, t~. 'lhoae atato-\nmsn.ta see.a. to be 1n aooo:rd vi.th tho radN- oparatm.-•e opJ.uior.a.\nAt 3130 P. M. on tho attsJiD.oon of Mardh 3, 1950, a conference vaa\nha4 yi•th Colbml c. D. <ass:RR, Xna1nMrilla Ottioer, U'. s. Air :rorce Materiel.\nCot.11118.l4, DPA Site, Oak 11c189, lfenne••\"• 'l'hoae ia:--aen-t at tlh• conteronoe\n~\nSpooial Aa9nt ~,\n-OIC1 Speo:lal Ag(,Jn l!t?OJJ, <llIJ Ii-. GEQ oom>m,\n11. s. Mr ~Ol'Oea 8eourit7 ottioerJ Captain laBIB'l CBC&31 'JJSXI, 8114 8peo1al\nJpn1; OllA1Wr<II c._ ll>SVAD o:t this otf'ioe.\nAt thia o01:1fereme, Colonel GASSIR\n- 3 -"
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   "text": "•\n•\nstato4 that while 1t vaa h@ly iJlrprobn.ble i.11.a\\ ~art o<1Ul.4 auete4a flight\nat an al.t1tud9 ot 100,000 feet, it va.s absolutely l)()Sllibla fTCll a BOientifio\nao4 eD@:lm3ri.N atan4pqmt. 'l'beref01'8, it vas h18 op1q.loo. that the -.tt«r\nahoul.4 ba follove4 clofie]3. Ba 11:1:'r&11884 'for Captam OBOSS, whcJa he terlll!t4 a\nradar u-~n, to o'baerve with :ADCOCJ: 6:ur~ the ~\nor Mo:rch 3, 1950\ntho radar ~qui~t on '\\fhioh :ADCOCE had 4oteoted th& objeot.\nIl7me41at&ly toll~ thte oonrerenoe, si,eow Agent NoSWAlll oontaotiect\nMt-. OlWlmS WBl'.l!B, Physical S(tour1ty and Plant .Proteot1on ~h, U. s. KEO,\nand Mr. FRANr: CAL'U'iGJWI, Aoaistan:11 Chlet, 6eom'1~ DJ.1'.iaion, U. s. AJ:C, to\nad.Tiso th .. or the .ttnct.mss imtl to 4etei'!llme what aotlan ,res bebla taken by\n>Jre. Both WB1'lS and CALUGBAJI adY11ed that the m,ter Jlea been referred to\n3r4 Anq' mithoritioe erut that b&10lll thts, no rieps Ml been talceJl. It vasj\ntheir iibell~, however, that a re.4ar t~ohnician vrus 1:>()in(I sent down,\nprobablT from Vashinet0111, to 1na:peot the •IUipJDB'nt ovnod by- MCOOX. I• YU\nerranoouel.7 re:oo;rted that a OXA teohil1o1o.a vdul.4 oom, to 08k R1c1ge.\n•\nAlso, imedieto)J follov1ng th1e oontorenao above tJtat~a, Si,e<Jial\nAgent mIOR1 '00%, oal.led his h~s et ~ll :Fiold., Alabe:ma to 4eterm!.1le\nit~ action wN being taken vith regarct to bavinS ra4ar equ.1p1r.nit t'lown to\nthio m'Oa to Terify or 416ll?'ave tbe 1'1min88 o't .AiiCOOX.\nP.RIOB vae a4Yise4 that\nhe ehou1cl aot anl,11n the oap110tty at an obs\"1\"'fft' m tl1o •tte but that nob\nra4ar ~pa,;nt voul4 be f'lmm Ul), tt N,IU8st04 'b7 tJw A?IJ •\n6~:lal Asf,nt 8BAG!lAVIB, CIC, atate4 ho hu. el.D~ bo«n 64rtse4 b;r h1s\nhea4~t91'8 -at Atlm:ita to eot 1n the oaP2J,OiV ot en obeerWir end the.t,\na.ooord.~, ho had not as ~•t been e4Tlse4 wlleth91\" oz- not the 3r4 J.r,q- fil ..\nten4&4 to send m'bile raa&r \"'ttipamt to the &Na to verlf'7 ctr cU.spro-ve the\nt1D4Snge or AOO<XZ.\nXnquu,y ,ras tac1o by spe01o.1 Aaent lm.'OB, 001, ·or J•J.O u\nto whoth~ or not th•y wo\\lld ropst havbig ~e.41,r eq,ui;p;mmt flavn 1n by OSI\nauthorltiee, end he was told b7 K!O that wile tbe /JI£ no., of oourse,\nvitallf intffestel :iii mgtb.itJS vhioh cl:iNOtl.7 e.ttM-te4 the aaf•t1 ot the 8.l\"ea,\nthey n&1'ertheleas 414 not t\"esl thai; they haA the authority to mike a speoifio\nrecueot for suoh aotion !P88lmlft'\\l lW the p-oteotton of. the erca from assanl.t\n,ras the res:pone1bil1ty (It the 3r4 klfq. Aoo~, the,' o<Nld not make\na:rg direot ~ueet tar suoh equ1~t.\nDul-iD8 the ~\not ll!roh 3, 19'0, ~ial .Ac,ht OJWU.TON C. McSW.Aifl\nan4 'llt\"'\"l.t, togethel• with SA FBIOE (C6I) • realti54 at the 1'fWC1 Reaerve kr!mb-q,\n.Alooa Jlig1nni,y, 4urtna vhioh tim ssaroh ftS beiDS oomucte4 by the radar equ1pm,nt\nat this msta.Uation. Captain Raa:IBT CIOGS, KIPA, and 6~o1al Agent ~VIS, CIC,·"
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   "n": 94,
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   "text": "•\n•\n•\nYere at the h01m of S!UAJ\\'l AOOCXZ obsen-1Jl6 his re.d«r eq\\\\1.'(l?Il)nt dllrinS thi\nsoe:ioh. So O·03oot waa ropatto4 b7 ADCOCX duriµs thf.o O'f~ and the:re:tore\nCaptain CBCSS hf.\\! no opportunity to observe, his 4;Q; i~t in :action, ).laz-..\nticularl.y in referenco to the r ported obJ{)Ot at euoh ~enomerie.l. al.ti tudes.\nlo unusuol. objects were detected by tho r~ quipi;ymt of tho 11. S. Us.val\nl?cnerre ~\ndurinS tho entire eveniJiG.\nU.von e.bend<m1ns tho watch on this ovon.ins, a ~ot:s.tis was held with\nCaptain CBOOS otter lcaviDS ADOOCE' a residence 1n or&o.• to e.aoertam CROOS 1\no~o:i.\nCROSS stated he had foim4 AOOOCE to bo teolmiobJ-17 inoarreot in\nseveral mtters rel.Atina to ra.4.tu- th&o27 8nd !Jl'SOtioo ,o,nd1 in add! tion thereto,\nhe4 Vfn.\"7 gre.vo doubto as to the capabilities of the ~lue APN-7 radar sot\nwhich had been oae.pted b;r J(OOOOE.\nHo state4, howOTer, that .ho had 1nauff1o1ent\n~ty to obaerve rth& i3et 1n p.I•acti~e or to oxeadne too radio equipmGnt\n0Clml80w4 with the set to me,k-., fltcy' det1n1te stat mento e.o to whether or not\nthe 4eteotion ot tho unkDDwn ,objoo'i; would be possiblo with said equipment.\n•\nsa.141 hovover, h9 did :feel that ADCOCX vas a oc.;pAble p,r .. on with :puro ra41o\nteomu~s.\nOn the lri'\"mine of ,J4aroh 4, 1950 at l0z30 A. M. ADCOCIC again oontaoted\nSpeoial Agent KlSWAIN of this ottioe and SpociAl. Agent s:iAGRAVliS, CIC, to\na4v1ae that he had qain rooeive4 in41ce.t1ans Of the objec)t at nppronmatc~\n1001000 :f'eot 41reotly over Oalt Bldge tlil4 that tho intensity of the J'Nlar \"pip\"\nvas a~ then noted at~ t!De ~vious.\nAte.bout U:40 A. M. AOOOOJt\n~\nCal.l.H an4 a4Tlse4 he he4 vatobGd the objeot until appro.daat&ly 11:10\nA. Jt, 1 at :which time ho ha4 mted. 'it stopped c1rolins and headed off 1n en\noaotorly direc111on at appro:ic1ilia.toit 200 miles per hour, ot vbich time it\nha4 te.cloa tram tho screen 1n eligh~ lose them 20 J?WU1te.\nO:i the af'ternoon of IIOroh .i., 19501 Oolaml c. D. G.AS6D and Captam\nRaBIR'I OBOSB, both HEPA, visited tho home ot ADCOCX And oa:re:f'UU3\" examined hiu\nratio an4 3:\"a.cler equ1:pmm1i, iilolu41DS the .antemin end rol8tod xoochaniom. Arter\nauoh -.xudnat1on an4 after talld:ng at GOlDI) lensth with AOOOCX, those two\ngentlemn mt with Special Agent SBAOBAVFS (CIC), mI0J (<SI) tin4 McSVAIN (FBI),\nto Give tbeir opiniono. Coltn0l GASSRR a.dvisod they had found AICOOK in a I:U.Ob\n1Jiebriated :9onaJ. t1ou end that t.hoy had 1ul4 41ff1oulty in r.aldii8 an,y 4etermination\nas to hia abilities 1n tho fiold of TM.a.,_.. It vas thoir belief' that his oquip-\nant 'WU ha~a:4 at best and that no grent de~ or roliabil1 t1\" could be\n~ed therein. They did stato, however, they intended to return durii.iB\nth6 morning of K::J:och !5, 1950, vhicli ws the usual tim'i f~ the o'bJoot to be\ndeteoted.\nOn tho ~\not Ma:roh 5, 1950, Coloool G~ m,.d Captain CRCl3S went\nto the h~ of Nt-. ADCOCJ: ana vore unable to gain ont;ry or to :!'ind ltll1'one at\ntho resi&:mce. After this e~ioxwe, it vaa the belief or these two eentl.emen\n-' -"
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   "text": "that the :reliabili v of ADOOCZ vu extra•~ 4ubtoua ai14 the;, tel t that\nthe a\\ter was v~ ot little oone14erat1on.\nOn tho 1ll0l\"D1n8 ot March 6, 19'°; ADCOOE ft8\"SJ\\ oontaoted Speoial\nAgent 8UGRA1'.181 CIC, an4 a4T1H4 he had eaam obscsrYe4 the ob3eot at about\ntlie aaae a.l.\"1tu.de OV'1r the Oalc IU.tge m-ea an4 he estimate4 the obJect to\nbo of 8PJP:'0Zimtel7 the SUD danait,\" 88 vou14 be oawsed by a DC~ at that\naltitude. Asam, Colonel G.AS8lCR wu oonteote4 b.r 8J)G01al Agent l'B?CI ot\naJl an4 Oolcmol OA68BB said that he hiteilded to take lot.ID eleotronio equlP-\nmmt to the hoa of ADCOOE Y1th vhiob they ooul.4 eotual.11' chock tho eleotrioal\n011-oui ta ot h1a radar e1u1:pmant to 4et~ whether or ,not it wu aoourate,\nparticularl.7 1n v1ev of th& 1\"~ they: ha4 cheokect eom, ot the tblcUng11 of\n. ADOOOJ: vi th 1'961i:rd to movn a!rOratt 4eteote4 4ur1ng in-evtous na1 ta mid\ntcnmcl him to be ott to a o<maUffable extent r~\nlfl)ff4, eleTatlon\neil4 aziJallth. Dur!na the att«l\"!iooD of March 6, 19'0, all 4Jq ot March 7, cm\nthe BXl\"ll1n8 of Marih 8, 19,0, attea,pta were 11848 b7 Special ~nt Hm31\n00%, to set :1n touoh Yith .ADCOOJ: to imke an appointmiillt with Colonel GASSD\nen4 CaptiLin ORCIJS, and ADCOOJ: could no\\ be located. AoaorcUns to hie otttce\nat Station W.ROL, he ha4 left tOVD and it vu not known Yhei1 he voul.4 return.\nIn 8\\Jlllll!Q:7, theretaro, it see• to be tho seneral opinion that the\naotual enstence ot en obJeot at suoh an exo.ptlonal al.t1tu4• u tu1te tm-\nprobal>le mi4 no ezplenat1on 11 yet Jmovn u to 3Ws, what vu detected b7\nADCOCK on bis aoraen or, 1n taot, whether a:nyt~ vaa doteotod.\nOn the\nafternoon of lbroh 8, 19'0, Special Agent SEIDRAVIB telephoned Spoo!al ~t\n11,SV.AD err this ott1co and advised that two ito»reaontat1vee o'l tho 14th Air\nJ'oroea Ylth hea4tuartera at Gree!rfUlAI, South Cm-olina, had arri•ed 1n Knox•\nTille and contaoted him v1th regard to ma.ld.1,s an aPPQmttEn, nth ADCOC%\nto 1na].)e0t his equipment.\n'l'heso reix;-ecentat1vea cdvtaod they did not reel\n1 t eutt1ei,m.tJ.T ~ant tor tl18lll t() rema1n or to mko a rettirn trip\n1nasmoh aa .ADCOCS vao unavailable •\n•\nfll1o 1nf'orm!l.t1on ·1o boi.ng turnished to the Bur:,nu in detail 1Daaru.oh\naa it 1.e th~ UD4erotend11l6 ctt th1a ott1oe that Colonel c. ?>. GM381:R was 11noh\n:perturbed 1n tho ~\nm vhfch thio mtter ¥80 Mn41o4 tn4 has written\nletters to his Co~ms O:tt1osr, u. B. Ah- F.arc.o 1(9.tor1el o~, Wrieht\n11•14, oone~ it. 'l'heoe l.ottws by ColoiWl C..MSER s~t~ were ~d.\nt\"rom the fact that tho 3rd ~\nInteUSgonaa ropresentative eild the Mr Fores\nlntell1genoc rt;:piresentative have both been 1ns-vucted to aot as obs(Jl\"Vere\n~, rith no authorit7 to aat 111 the attu.at1on. :rn. 1i441t1an thereto, ABC\ntel t that '\\heir res:pons1b111 ~ had been disobm-ged upon not1tyi:Qs th\\'t 3rd\nAr11t;r..\n'1'ho Bureau was obv1ouc;ly interested on'-1 trom an obaeno;i.-' s v1e,,pomt\nan4 no question o~ \"1,lrisd1ct1on in this resm,-d va::s rMso4."
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   "n": 96,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p96.jpg",
   "text": "•\n•\nOn the morn1DS of lfai'all 7, 19,0, 8ll90ial Aaent .1108WAD ot th11 ottice\nvao adv1secl b,- Mr. BalARD WOOM:tm:, U. e. BIJ Seaarity Dlrl■1cm, ot atepa taken\nb1 .A!O 1n thte resorc!. Mr. vocmsnm state4 that liillie41ate]¥ upon reoe1T1116 the\nro:pqrt trcn m, he had mde the mtter luio-,m to the ~opm:- autboritios at AEC\nend e~Jy the .fcllovm.,g Jnol'llins he had oonver1;;ed vith 0Qlone1 Ju111f ICUI'llC,\n3r4 ArJ!O' llesdqu.ertero, Atlimta, Georgia, and. appriaed him ot tho natter.\nMr-. WoateIOS statoct he also convGreed vith 14th Mr Force llee.clquftrt9N at\nGttemille, South Cerollnn and ed'Y1sed them af th.ct mattel\". Ke stated the.t\nthu vsa otriotly 1n B4Cordana 111th the plane druvn up betwen AEO and the\ne.rmsd toroea 'for p%'otoot1on ase.tnet a1r er lend eaaault. H3 oont1nue4 that\nthe D.C hao neither thAt f'acil1t1ee nor tho equ!pm,nti ,rith which to deten4\n1toelt 1n such em,rsenc1eu end that BUOh rcsJ)9llttibilit7 he.4 been us'Wlie4\nb7 those agencies ct the ldllten- forcea.\nJt would appear 1\"roJI th• IIIDDo8l' 1n vh1oh tbie tilo14ent vu han4le4\nthn.t da6J)1t9 the :taot that all ea•ncios SOE>mod to be <>:peratizls 1n the -.nner\npreBoribed by 83l\"eement, an4 iltholiah each vaa a,PPl\"iae4 at tM action bemg\ntekon b7 the othe'r and cooporatins in ovor:, respect, ;there JWYertholeos\nsoet:84 to bo an ~asive lMk or 8.1\\1' agQJ107 ac~ tr.king the responatbWt:r\ntor the situation and ~\ne:n;y- aotion to vortty ~ 4~ the threat. He.4\na •1-Sle:r 1n014elit oc,ourrod wherem an aotu.e.l. threat e.ga!nst the P1,Toical\nseaur1ty of thG ~\nInstallnt10ll hlid been e~ienced, it ie not im_ple:usible\nto belioYe th.At a simla.r confused f1Xi?l8 ot :f'1nal authority would ha.e\nboen found. It should bo uote4 that~ hourr; elapi;ed trom tho reoe1T1Dg\not the f'1rat report until su.ch time as f1W ressonable .eonoluG1on could be\nreaohed eonoerntns the mttor and. nothillg or a ,POs1ti\"V'c :n.1:1.tur:, with reserd,\nto crs aotion boin6 taken ha4 bean ha4 ~\n- fill that tim. \\lhil.o it is\nnow telt that this entire mtte-r was 1n e,. mumer of s~1lld.ng \"dry run\", it\nD8ftl:l'theless varrants som:, consideration :trom a procedural stendpomt and\n111ght be var.thy ot 41scuasion at a0'%1D liaison zzotillg in the future.\n!rhe Bureau will '.be ~d1ntel.y &1.vised 1f tliol'il ere ;;rrrJ' :f'urther\n4.eye~ts in this mnttw."
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   "n": 97,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p97.jpg",
   "text": "'\n'\n•\nU.S.N9lws\n& World Report\nThe Un,ted ,States News ©\nWorld Reporl ©"
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   "n": 98,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p98.jpg",
   "text": ") -\n,}\nAPR201sso\n••"
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   "n": 99,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p99.jpg",
   "text": ""
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   "n": 100,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p100.jpg",
   "text": ""
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   "n": 101,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p101.jpg",
   "text": ""
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   "n": 102,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p102.jpg",
   "text": "SERVICE UNIT\n-\nSpelling\nReferences\n__ Subversive Ref.\n__ Mail File\n__ Restricted to Locality of\nFILE NUMBER\nSERIALS\nInitialed"
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   "n": 103,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p103.jpg",
   "text": ".\n,__Office Memorandum • uNITEo sTATEs GovERNMENT\nTO\nFROM\n:\nSUBJECT:\nDirector, FBI\nSAC, New York\nMIGUEL ~\nr(Jt CIAS\nDATE:\nApril 11, 1950\n~\nThere is enclosed a letter directed to the.President of the Com-\nmission of Scientific Investigation of the United States of North America,\"\nwhich was received at t his office on April 7, 1950. This letter is dated at\nVeracruz, March 19, 1950, and is from a HIGUELANGEL GARCIA MACIAS.\nThere is\nI\nattached to this letter an English translation, together with a newspaper\nclipping in the Spanish language and four hand-drawn designs.\nBecause of the\ntechnical language used, it is rather difficult to determine whether the in-\nf ormation is authentic or whether the author of this material is either\npsychotic or neurotic.\nIt is suggested that the Bureau may desire to have the enclosed\nexamined by sone Government agency familiar with the language appearing therein\nfor its ultimate dissemination.\nTOS:RAA\n~\n10\\:.U • '2.l ,\n\\\\ttC)~\n\\\\'\\\\)t.'1-t-D • ?.l\n3"
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   "n": 104,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p104.jpg",
   "text": ":I J •\nIe\nI\nfl\n,.\n::,\n4\n• --\nI"
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   "n": 105,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p105.jpg",
   "text": "--,-.\n'\n. ' •\nRECORDED_ 96 ,: ts!' 9/-~o\nEX-27 .\nTolson\n-\nLad4 --\nClegg __\nGlavin __\nNichole __\nNease __\nDato:\nYa.;y 171 1950\nTot\nDirector\nOffice or S}:eciol Investigations\nThe Inspector Oonoral\nDepart;mef:lt of tho Air Forco\nThe funtagm\nl1osh.i,.ngton I D. 0.\nFrom: J. Edgar Hoover - Director, Federal Bureau or Investigation\nSubject: FLYIUO DISCS\n'!'hare are nttached hereto for your inf<)rma.tion in\ncon!'loction with the captioned mtter a co01:nm1cat1on m\".itten\nin Sponioh dn.ted March 191 1950, at Veracruz, Veracruz, l!sxico,\nand enclosures addreased to the \"Prosidento de la Comioion de\nInvesti~cion Cientifica de E:,tados Uni.dos de Norte America.\"\nIn view of the fact t..lm t o. translati Cl'l of the above\nreferred to canr.nmication reflects the corr sponder1t's interest\nin £lying discs, it is beinc furnished to your office i'or\napr.,ropric.te attention. The files or this Bureau contain no\nini'ormtion mich can be identified m.th the 1'1l\"iter oi' this\nlotter. lo reply han been oodo to tho m-iter of this letter\nby this Bureau in view or 'the rnct that it was not addreosed\nto this Dun>nu.\nl!llllseal JJJ~"
  },
  {
   "n": 106,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p106.jpg",
   "text": "•"
  },
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   "n": 107,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p107.jpg",
   "text": "-\n..\n• T\nJ-\n•\nINTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE\n_,,.d,'\n,/1 /--1'\nIt I\na£~:-?\"' V\ntZ--1. a, '-<-\n•"
  },
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   "n": 108,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p108.jpg",
   "text": "•\n•\n. '\n' .\nI t1 3\nNS, .1u033S 1va;t13VH\nf',, 1id S'i. \\7\n~ ia~\ns:ltt\\_)I\n~If"
  },
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   "n": 109,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p109.jpg",
   "text": "1 J\n-\n••\n/ .\nI\n•\nI\nTolson __\nLadd. __\n_\nCle.,._gg __\nGlavin __\n111chola __\nRosen. __\nTracy __\nHarbo __\nIIOllr __\n_\nI\n\\\nApril ll, 1950\nHis s Laur·-~askeu\n201 North~~~~! Street\nRE&lRDEo~:'5 Ill &nots ~ 14\nDear Ui9s JlcClaskey:\nINDEXED· 51 Your letter da-ted April 4, 1950, has\nbeen recd i ued ~nd I zoant -to -than1' you for furnish -\ning mB the data you related .\nI am italring the .J iber.ty of re/erring a\ncopy of your co£l11lunication to the Secretary o/ the\nAir Force, National Defenae Building, The Pentagon,\nashtngton 25, D. c.\nS i ncerely yours,\nJohn Edgar Hoover\nDirector\nO\nN0TE:\nSecurity Division, Espionage Unit, aduised.\n\"Flying Saucer\" data ts being referred to the A tr\nlorce.\n-\nNJC:ok\n:u\n.::,.\n(11\n\"'l'J\nn\nu\nJI\nrn\n::,\n<\n,..,\nm\n~ -. :,\n-,\n::x,\n- ..J\n::'~\n~ ~ :2\n...\nX)\n:')\n0\n..\n..,\n0\n~\n:i:\n::>"
  },
  {
   "n": 110,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p110.jpg",
   "text": "• q:\nI\n,I\n:t:JU.SOI' 30 ·iJ30 '5 ·o\n1 S .::1\n~mo~· , \"-o'3M3'33'ti\n• ;, \\~~ Q,'1 \\ \\\nl \\ ~d\\\n•"
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   "n": 111,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p111.jpg",
   "text": "Office MetnAndum • uNITEo sTI\nEs GovERN MENT\nSUBJECT:\nl!R. A. H. BmF.~\n//3\nli. T. BROOKING\nq,LYING SAJICER COMPLAIN!'\nEI.MIRA, Nm YORK PD OO'ORMA.NT\nDATE: April 8, 1950\nRefeFence teletype dated April 8, 1950, from the Buffalo\nOffice advising that i nformation had been received from the Elmira\nPolice Department regarding a f l ying saucer and advising that press\nTolson __\nLadd. __\n_\nClegg __\n_\nGlavin __\nN1ch0la __\nRosen __\nTracy __\nHarbo __\nIIOhr __\n_\nTel1. Room_\ninquiries are being answered by the Buffal o Office.\nNeaeti\nMr. V. P. Keay was contacted and he advised that the\nJ.:;;rF--\nDuty Officer at the Office of Special Investigations, Inspector\nr~O.\nGeneral , Air Force, should be contacted and furnished the information .)h.lll ~\nregarding the flying saucer.\n/ vv~• •\nCaptain Ral ph c. Williams, Air Force, Duty Officer, was\ntelephonicall y contact ed and furnished the information regarding the\nflying saucer.\nSA J . J. McGuire was contacted and advised of the teletype\nand that a statement was contained therein that press ·inquiries had been\nreceived and were being answered. McGuire instructed that the Buffalo\nOffice be telephonically contacted and advised tluft, they shoul d furnish\nthe information regarding the flying saucer to the Air Force Office i n\nthat area and that any press inquiries regarding the flying saucer\nshould be referred to the Air Force in that area.\nSI\\ Robert Cryan of the Buffalo Office was telephonically\ncontacted and advised of the above instructions.\nWTB:hke\n'"
  },
  {
   "n": 112,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p112.jpg",
   "text": "•\n•\n::::,.\n.n\nu\n( f)\n=\n,., :\n,;;\nr\nr,.,\nrr;\n;\"\"l\nt.TI\n:;::\n·n - 1 ..,:\n,,\nHt\nc:::::\nm ,_:;\n..__\n~\n0\n~\nz\n'-\nI\nvJ\nrr,\n('\"_;\n:J;:lM\n,.,,\n, .. ,\n:::r\n~\n'.\nU\"i\n05, Hd S£ ZI 01 HJV\n3JUSClf JO ~.:30 ·s ·n\nI 8 .:f\nUf: V7-fi j ,\\1 3:) 3M"
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   "n": 113,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p113.jpg",
   "text": "•\nAPR_;/\nT\n•\nMr. Cleqq\nMr. Gara\nUr. ?1\nMr. Roun\nTele. Boom __\n?'-\nFBI\nBUFFALO\n4-8-50\nfacroR, FBI\nu R GENT\n12-52 PM\n1.tf -\n,,.\nFLYING SAUCE~ COMPLAINT.\nINFORMATION RECEIVED FROM ELMIRA PD. THAT\nFLYING SAUCER HAD LANDED NEAR ELMIRA, NY AIRPORT.\nRESIDENT AGENT AT\nELMIRA ADVISES •FLYING SAUCER\" WAS CORRUGATED CARDBOARD BOX, FORTY INS.\nIN DIAMETER, ONE FOOT THICK AT CENTER.\nENTIRE BOX PAINTED ALUMINUM.\nCROSLEY RADIO TUBE ATTACHED TO CENTER OF BOX WITH LOOSE WIRES HANGING\nFROM EACH SIDE OF TUBE, TRUCKER-S RED FLARE CONNECTED TO BOTTOM OF BOX,\nWHICH FLARE HAD SCORCHED GRASS AREA BENEATH BOX.\nNO WiTNESSES AS TO\nACTUAL FLIGHT AND BOX IS DESCRIBED AS TOO FRAGILE TO WITHSTAND FLIGHT.\nBUREAU BEING ADVISED AS PRESS INQUIRIES HAVE BEEN RECEIVED AND ARE BEING\nANSWERED ACCORDING TO THE ABOVE FACTS.\nMAYNOR\nRECiRDED • 6\nCORRECTION\nFIFTH LINE FORTH WORD SHOULD BE •ATTACHED•\ns\n12-55 PM OK FBI WA LIR\nV\n6APR2619~\n? ?-JSfCft/-~\nl.9 t 10\n37\n~ 0 ~\n~;r"
  },
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   "n": 114,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p114.jpg",
   "text": "t\n•\n•\nL\nI\nJ:>\n,::\n-0\n:::.:,\n(JI\n:x\nl\"r.\nc:::,\nc.;\nr.\nm\n... .,, m\nCX)\n_:;\n<\n0\n0,1\"!1\nV1\n.,.,\n0\n-J\n'- ~\n~\n':t::a\nc::\n• .-\n::3:\n(/)\nt>\n-\n0\n..\nr.,\nc:,\n'-\"\n<::,\n~\"\n•\nI"
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   "n": 115,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p115.jpg",
   "text": "..\nz.lr, Ladd -\n-\n1\n@;rl: -f'.· . '. .\ncc'\nAPR - 8 1950;/\n..\nMr.Glcmn--\nMr. Nl~hola --\nMi.Bosen--\nMr.Tracy __\n>\nd~\nTELE'TYPf\nF uyrnFFALO\n~\nCfOP., FBI\n4 - 8- 50\nU R G E N T\n12- 52 Pl1\nTele. Room __\nkr,Neoae __\nF'-YitJG SAUCER CO lPl.AINT .\nINFORi'.1ATIOt~ f.ECE:I\\lED FRort ELMIRJ'.\\. PD . THAT\nFLYING SAUCER HAD LANDED NEI\\R EL ·1 ,A, iJY t-\\IP.PCRT ,\nRESIDENT AtENT AT\n.\n'\n.\nELi1IP.A ADVISES \"FLYING SAUCEr.\" t AS COE. UC/\\ TED CARDBOARD BOX, FORTY INS.\nI\nIil Dl/\\' 1-TE .. , ONE FOOT \"Tl!ICI( AT C£ilTER .\nEPT~ E COX PA!NTED ALUllH'U'j\nCROSLEY RADIO TUBE ATTACHED TO CEtlTE. OF I30X t ITH LOOSE UIRES HANGHlC\n'\nFfWt EACH SIDE OF TUBE, TRUCKER- S .ED FLARE CONNECTED TO BOTTO!\\' OF BOX ,\nl:H!CH FLARE HJ\\D SCORCHED GRASS AREA bE~!EATH BOX .\nNO l,ITN£SSES AS TO\nACTUAL FLIGHT AND BOX IS DESC!U9ED AS TOO FRAGILE TO \\•.1ITHSTAND FL!(';HT-,,\nliiJ..Ei\\U BEIN(; ADVISED I\\S PRESS INQuIRIES HAVE BEEN RECEIVED AND ARE !3EHJG\nANSUERED ACCORDHlG TO THE ABOVE FACTS .\nMAY:lOR\nCORRECTION\nFIFTH LINE FORTH HORD SHOULD BE \"ATTACHED\"\ns\n12- 55 n OK FBI t:A LIR\nV\noRIGllAL--DIBECTOR"
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   "n": 116,
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   "text": "•\n•\nT l\n~~PR 8 12 56 Pii '5\n.l>\n'::J\n......\n,.,\n~\n·u\n'\n;--\nI\nC\nC\n• 1 ~\na:,\n...,..\n0: -\n'-· CJ rT\nc·.\n!,.\nl'U\nCl'):-\n:::,\n-,\n.......\n..\n::t-\n- -o\n.-r,\n::i:-\nu:;\n:::::,\n'\\\n•"
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   "text": "Tolson __\nLa<ld. __\nClegg~-\nOlev1n __\nNichole __\nRosen. __\n'!'rt.Cy, __\nHarbo. __\nMohr __\n~le. Rooa_\n•\nApril 11, 1950\nSecretary of the Air Force\nNational Defense Building\nThe Pentagon\nTJashington 25, ]). C.\n0\nlliss Laurp/',1c las ey\n201 North First Street\n0eneua, Illinoia\nC\ni\nEnclosed is a copy of a communication dated\nApril 4, 1950, from the captioned indiuidual, which i ~\n\"\nd to yo, for any action deened appropriate.\n~\n~EC0~00·'1\n,~t>rJ.e -~\n9GI·Xi\nAPR 12 1950\n~\nFBI\nk~i-=-1 - f- ~ 1\nAPR 13 1950\n80\n...... -,\n-T)\n,.;;;,.\nt\")\n-:,\nI'!'\\\n'.'1J\n::::,\n0\n0\nJ:"
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   "n": 118,
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   "text": "•\n·-- ... -.- ~. l\nt'cHlt 3.1 1\\~A\n08\n.J:JllSOf' :IO 'ld3U S ·n\nI 8 .:i\n~JOO~ ·• • ii-0.3,\\l;t)3ij\n• ''· WV Oil 11 z ; ~di"
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   "n": 119,
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   "text": "TO\n: Director, FBI\nPROM , ~\nSUBJECT:\nWILLIAM AU3ER~ODES\nINFORMATION CONCERNING\nfl.TING DISCS\nRebulet 6/30/49•\n• UNITL-\nGOVERNMENT\nDATE: 4/18/50\n< -\nOn 4/17 /50 Mr. RHODES advised he had been contacted by True Magazine\nand lolOuld like to secure the photographs which he had made available\nto the Air Force Intelligence.\nHe was referred to OSI, Fourth Air Force Base, San Francisco, Cali-\nfornia, since the photographs desired were made available by him to\na representative of .A,..2 of the Fourth Air Force on 8/30/47.\nWAM-kb\n62-213\nREIIRBIID . 49"
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   "text": ""
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   "text": ""
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   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p122.jpg",
   "text": ""
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   "text": ""
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   "text": "7 S\" ~ ~\n~ ,-~\nt-~ i ~\ni¾f Th otA>: ~\n3 ,., ·\n~\n- ~\n...... , .. ~ ~ ~\n~\no-'fl(.'t\\.J' ~\n~ dA-eul. t:M,40f ( ~\n0.4 ~\n/,j .It tL. ~, a, ~\no-..4 \"\"1 df i.w-~ s /4,,:,,. _,..-;t. 1,e, ~ \"',...,aP..\n~ ~ ~\n\"\"~ ~\nr➔• wdj ~,_t;,,,J-~ 1.f.... k, :I-.\nW\\ ~\niz:-..A \"-tf ~\n,~i,_Q~ ,,I.a~ (,).. A\n~\n~\n~\n~~,:,{_ '~\nW\"CVI) A;. & ~'r)j Vt,~ o{,a v A,y~~~f{ 1\n°\"'~d. ~~\nSf.a_~ I :J.fJ.,~t:.A_ ~ 8~~. J1~ C(i f'~~;.\n. ~Q1 ~\n4...~ J_ ~f,f t...c. ,4~,._, ~\nwit~,--. lit~~aw 1>1Zvca • ~\" ~:ttf t n11}~J~;]J;:;_\n'~i -l+-rl( ~\n~ e.-1-1 4 ~\n~~ fl,_\nC>2<j<> ftp_ tt~ d ~ ,\n,I,_~ .) J l) ti!,/,,r;....ic, •e..;,44 , ff J IYW ~d-'cf ,~\nrJ.,,___.,._~\n1\n#;;;;;. ,4a,,,..~ - ~\nJ' c-......... oke..i<> ~fi(A,~ ~ 1\nC,ji.\n= --\nM Pil ~\nli:cl,, ,__!~.<, w.JIMfL :✓..~-,;wA~ v--\n~ 1-nt °\"' ea. ere. ~'\"\n1d; e,,J ~~/l)~ 01v~ 14w.\nu a\n~\ni- i,t, o.. ~\nkv.f ~\n~ tf:;. ~-r, J'\n,t,,\n•\n•\nJ,.... Q OAS/. t ~ ~-Li M4. ~\nA\nI\ni.,.. f~ ~\n-L Ci!..dd,,.e-44. J. k-l'Y'-A. ~ 33b_a;..J...£:I:\n}~ ~,;-c~f -:!RD- jet,..S' r~\n~ r~ di,, 4am' ~\nIA,100 1.->'1 IL. A-'--p I~\n~t>.J . ..fl':.µw.,M. e;,lti, 1:6 ,R,,a,;,.r\ncJ.-f-~\n~\nIA;tlf r\nh 'i,.,l t~ 1\n/tv:,o >'~u\nl.l) a\nI' 5 J:o ~ ~\n~ h'\\.Q. ~J.. ~- .!J a,.;..,i ;&t1,0 ;) iAI\n\"'Mlt g tc.lltYI~\nf.v:t .,.,, \"'J YA ';J. ',;\\ ,"
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   "text": "\\\n~ eCA t (J\nJir. L . -.A~rard\n~36Bt rd Street\n'\nApril 17, 1950\ni(uba Cit~, California\n,~o~£.\\) RtnQ§9£q ~ ?\\1a1d; f J 17 'I • ~ & 6\n~\ncy·\nTolson __\nLedd __\n_\nClegg, __\nOlav1n __\nN1ch0le __\nRosen'-_\nTracy __\nHarbo __\nllohr __\n_\n'l'ele. ROOII_\nTour letters o/ April 8, 1950, have been\nreceived and I want to thank you for writing to me\nas you did .\nIt ta su99es~ed, however, that you may wtsh\nto communicate directly wtth the Secretary of the Army,\nNational Defense Building, Fashtngton, D. c., wtth\nreference to the matter you mer,=oned .\n'\nJiil\\(:6 i ~l I I\nCOMM- Fill\n-\n=r,Sincerely yours,\n,,,,,,,\nI\nJohn Edgar Hoover\nDirector\nNOTE: Correspondent adutsea·c..he has been tn contact\nwith the Buffalo Offi c~ and states that he has deemed\nthe informatt on he has fur.,nishqd with refe rence to\nflying saucers tmportant .~u~gh to write di rect to\nthe Bureau .\nHe advi~es ~that ~e desires us to use a\nplain envelope in connectio~ wt~A our reply and further\nstipulates that he does npt d~sire that his name be\nfur nished to \"Army anA,efs . 'f..\nH~ .:tiiis stated that he \".,,,ants\nto get a lot more informitt-:tJn -<to give to you .\"\n....\nNJC :m.cq : bjc"
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   "text": "A~r;~ ~ § ~\n-\n>wf ftr.w,W' IVh ' \"i'f ~~\n·~ ~\n;\n.\n'1\n0\n•\ndt- ~r,J. (rl~\n.J',..,';;'1111'~\n.;c;,:,.~r_A...__u\na. Ajft-i ~r\nfi~~ ~& t~ Q,1\\1., ~id~~~~\nt:I-G..\n~\n-~ -\n,4() ~\nfl,,--,;-(-<, a. ~~\nt!h'~ ~\n;J' ,.,,.~J . ~f. ~ ,J, 'J!J,.blif.. d.\" • J.,\n~\ns ~tf ~\nfYI. ~\np, \"fdJ.. -1fip,J, ~\nvrit,4.. ~\n,.;::J h~ ~ cw.el ~ 'h~d J ~\n~r h,v-,vLt,\n.e1. \"f:i2,e c, if O)Y.. i. t t i,....a..cl, ~(!,,d (/ 4~ ~ 14-171\nA.OU-'-~._,~~~ 2 ✓~ c.\nit cf.rho\nM-iV r-~~\ntt:~ t1.ti1-: tv~ r~ ,r),., ~\ntM,a,wr,,-r 11r 1;, lk w:1t1Z1\n1f 'Z\n~~ drr,' 1' r-\"' ,_, i:.~ a~ ,y ~\nrrw .wit I 1\nIn- ~ ·ef i.4 ttv. ~\n$, ., - ~1. I tr -Ali',\nn -e,,_ i,;i.\n~\n~\n'1~ fif~ J $'/{,1Ml.fwe ft.t ~7 ll'I J.,.\nc4 ht: ~Ill,.\n~\nf.. lj' 7. 1-.v-n - °'? J i:.., lw... - a.~ I.Vo iJ.LA ~\n~\n~\n~ )Ji; ~\nt£. 8 \"\"\"~ . -f\nfhvi _ta!J.,,:.J 0. f,_Jl. 1-\n~ -d..t:w- t.o. o.,._J J' ,vew)-.,,_...._ l\" bV \"1 ~\net~ If r\nrm JC;,.,\no-v:d. ,:/ .,;.,t~ f-oM 'J.. oit,.._, (; 1,,_u) PO f ~ 1 .J gJ..:,-J-"
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   "n": 136,
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   "text": "~,f.\ni ~\n~\ndo·t-4 'v\\¥1-- ew(,,t. t:J~ ~\n&,..aw,;.f 1~ \"'~ o-,,;[\na,Li:\"-r ~wr ~\nwl-.f\"' '°\"\" • oJl. tfvi p -\n(,,,. t;f.:i ~c;.U,)\n~ f~ lo Lfi'A \"'.....fi;j_ f':a,u., A,AI J,,,,7fuJ~ Ai~ o,f- 3, 3.\nJ ~v\n~ 7.tt;J- LO ~\n.tU£>\\4~¢!N e~ (;... \"\"'-~/.,,J,,/, --t\nI\no--v ~\"\"\"~!\n),_\n, ~~\n,tJ- I\nd ---u- ~\n..... ~\n-\n~\n~ -~~ ~- d~-1'~/i:,. ~\n~~ •\n,,,t,,,....t..,; \"\"-~ -a...&. C1U YWf-l«t 1..L , inl it.: -!ti.~ 'W ~ {,, ,\n$ tt<-W\n•\nr'f}\n,\n(, ~ ,:.1.,,_~~JA ~<?. fl I\n~, f{ ~d ii:,~ '"
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   "n": 137,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p137.jpg",
   "text": "·-?~ ·~-\nf, .:-f I._.. ,J ~~\n....+-fi ..v..A. ;4- 11'<),(,,MJ\n~;I,. \\:c Q;......,\n() _;_~ 3 ~... \"AdJ\"• ~\n.\n•\n()JV./), I~.\nal- ~'I)\n- r-!\"· -M ,A,(?\" \"i\" ~ ~ ,~\n-d. ~\n;,o ~\n;_ ~&•r-> • ~\n~\n~\nrt\n. ..~-\nt>f ~aA,V'I,,,~ ,,__J.. ·i;t~ et/ 9\"\"\"'\nV ~ /r-W\nfl~ °\"' 8\n~\nt~ ~~{!J\"\nJf \"\"- ~~iOI•~ #a'i_ LLJ'Y>I' AC..\n.4~~ ~ cot~ - ct..J Ci.r,A\n, U,JU>'I,\nC'l.. C,,,.j ~J. l e ~\nn~MI\n-4 ~f&f.Jdl~ ~-f/; ~~f'Jib~ _\nl!aU.: ~~~en 1' o....et~ - ~'Ml eua~ .....\nu~j\" -3~/J,-:. ~~~,ii;. i(r i\"' 1\n~-\"\"'12\n-\n~\n.._ \"1 1,,-of el,. ~ ' -.J ~\n~\nf\njMf nln1 {;"
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   "n": 138,
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   "text": "~\n.•\nt P. s.\n.\n- . •\n·. . ·. ·. .\n.,j. 1/.:,.,.)( j C-&<-,,\n/:Y(:r,, ...... +\n,-t.,t.,., ~ ..... I&,,-~'. i ' . ' --~ ..... .,..,_\no..,,;f ....e.....J. ..... ui'<!,,--, d;;;. r H ~\nc1, V'r\\J . WrcJ. 11,J,r f-u 1.$ 4w.l,,\nIMV\\ 'l'I \"-' J n1, tf1'11-~\nC-P. Lt /J,1,,.,_ AA ~j\nt' olww-,...~ ~\n~#f-'\n~\nt,.,._,.. ;,_. .a;; w,q_ 7vi. 0-.. e}. C. ,,.,,,, + ,e (;W, ~\nW-ilt, riv. ~\nt,/.& I\n~ ~~J ¾ ~it. Y><.~~J°' ~ J\nn.~~ ~-J.\nfw-tl,i,;.J 'ltt:.o 'ef '-11. ;)-M a.;,.,J.. i;t_ A-e,.W ~4 M f \"-'Cf-\nM 1,-4 ~-e,f-t.J-~ . -.J\" ,wfl./4 J-,,..:.\"J I; J,-, o 'LJ tf ...M -.\ncf ,.,.,..A..\n~ i f 41 3-lk U. ~\nu,,t~::J - S f,B~~q \"\"1,1 a P-/-\n1.v- ?-4 ,,,,I-J.a,,.. ! ,t,,,) t; I ~\n't-1-~ a-~ ..... r1--, h.) 1 J.-f\n~env.. ~~\nn-..a. ~w:;· 13-wf-1~ r).. t.; ,+u u..s,a.\nvu~ ca-J tl. u.s.c.., (!.Q,y..l g.w.a. \"\"'\" ~r\nfY1 ~\nr\nf 11J,; 1 J c4;; >.-tnR.. tr~'( ~ lt , ~. CJ_, ~\n/;tn,11 1-,,J;\n&~- ~ - ~\nf M ! °\"\"\"' ~d B,.., ..r 1,,,,;,,fl MN A !IW'W'I, t f C\"\n1'. ~. T. --~ f~,"
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   "n": 139,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p139.jpg",
   "text": ".\n.\n\"\"-\n•\n..\n•. ~✓\nYA ·, ·i--~' - ~ ;,c, ~ 1../ ,.&fr~, ~ ....... ~ M..J.~\n._..,.. ~\nd'LtM.-,.•r ~re' .do. , ~ fr .()6',<t,o( ow\n,I),\\\"'°\" •\n~t\\..~\n~··--ww-. hl ~\n4-.~ EJ-6, 1:i ,de.j ~ ~,.,J(\n'4\n~\n~\n~\no. ~ec. 11 •wk. ti~ f-f L1J\\A. tAA 1'.,(rn) l,o.l'(,. 61»-\n!J~ ~ ~\nm lu. ._.a,.v,, ll i.4\n'l.A J'w-{c.d.6 ~\n(J,/1.11..f-'-~\n'1_ ....t; f k e.(4. 4, ~fit fi~WI,., _fr~ ~\ni.;,-1 . • -\n\"\"'\nA,t,1.\n. MfW' lrl,J\n~\nCl., t ~CA, ~\nI,'\nwt)~ t If. fm'f :\nIJ.:;., ,k_11,11,J'(,.;'j 4 SW\\S,\ntt1- ~f Q c.~...-f-k~ ~ ~\nJk·vr do ~ fw»4,,1 Lfu\nf4\n/LL~ i\nIt. 4--IWJ. Pww-I~ 11:~ i-4. \",te, ct, ~36~v i\n.g ii\nzr.,.i ~\n. v.toR.w~ \"--~ t.t',. e.;.s ~\n~ --- ~~ I\no,,.,.d,oft\nhJ-~el. ~ •. j. J'11;- -~~ - Id\na...t.-a i ~ ~'- ,4,Q.i~M✓.1 ~\n~\nJ;t~.,...'1 ~t ~, 40-v..1 ~ t~\nwK~. J ~ ~\n.,.-,.., \" ,?\n~\ni.1-~\nt"
  },
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   "n": 140,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p140.jpg",
   "text": "I\n... ~======--\nI\n•\nI\n0\n• •\n0\n0\nI-!\n~\nf\n[ =1\n'\n••\nJf:... ,,1,.. ,._.;_f t Ml w, ~<Ml m J ~\nC ,ff- ,.i. 1 ~ 1 ,,..,, \"\"\" 4- w-i.i ~ ff~\nit. \"r~<AA \"\"'\"- A_.....,.,,_\\ ... dA,_;._f tt"
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   "n": 141,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p141.jpg",
   "text": "•\n•\n•"
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   "n": 142,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p142.jpg",
   "text": "•"
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   "n": 143,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p143.jpg",
   "text": "c( ct tel Md ---r-~ --\n.J J t ~cl~\n\\\n/\n/\nI~~\nr] L/\n• !/~ ~a.u) Y~j,,__~\n)i/~I -z;:; ~\n•. i.-~4-.~\nr1i,iv\n~ /C;\n~ . }\n~iai u~-tl"
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   "n": 144,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p144.jpg",
   "text": "I\n.\n•"
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   "n": 145,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p145.jpg",
   "text": "~\n,.. tc, San Frarac1 sco\nD1rector,JF I\nt_Ef1I S A . _MA.RD\n33\nir-d Street\nTuba CS t11, Ca1 i.forn.ta\nRESE RCH\n~ . . /\n/_ , l-vf UJ f:l ,1 l\nAprf 1 25, 1950\nBy letter dated Aprtl 9, 1950, captioned tndt vtdual\nwrote ~o ~he ureau tth ra/erence to ~atters portatn1ng to\n''J'llJing aaucBrs . \"\nA p11otostattc copu of 1-ds comnuntca t ton ts\nenclosed. It ts noted tha~ corroepo~dant ha~ re/erred to bta\ncontact wtth an tndtuidual na!!ed Ul>alskv and reference i3 mad•\nto ''Eu1u1t an draw'inga. \"\nIt ts dtrnt red that you hat,e an agent of vour offt ce\ncontact: correopondent to aecure anv data -,.;htch may b• of tnterest\nto the Bureau.\nt ahould be kept tn mtnd, hou,cuer, t.'la·t: the FBI\nts not conducttng an 1nvee-tigat ion wtth reference to \"flying\nsaucer mat tcr8\" and the correapondent should be aduts~d that he\nmay zu'ish to cor.z.mun:tcate rat th the ,.,eoretar11 of -the ,Atr Force,\n'attonal lle/en8e Butldtng,\n'111,tt\nenta9 on,\naah\"lngton 25, J). c.\nPlease fUrnish ma all tn/or atton concernfnp the\nhandl!\nof thts natter.\nEncl\n~,.....s\nNJO: 1 ch:mms\nFollow-up made\n10\ncJ\nAPR 2J 1950\nCOMM-FSI"
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   "n": 146,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p146.jpg",
   "text": ":·c--:\n• :1b.~ • e obj ec .. Is ,\nby variou!I\n0 ')I)\n°t O V i \\!ini ty of\n(1) 1 ls i !for--\nI.\"') lFJ :: \\.c: .. n\n_).\n) j !'..,\n•\n01 ?'! .b,1U:\\X\"1 19;5~\n-r- wi ~·c.!1 fer .:;;c!'th.2' ;,h.1-;.xr.en:J. of this 1'1'11, ire\n{l)\n(~)\n(3)\n(4)\n( ,,)\n:J.\n,, .. ,...\nI\nL't .. 5_..:th, t::-;\nCc::-:,Jctd C:CTX\nf:.,Jt:1 cont.1.1..tns i.ni'.:.!'m~ticn 1iven by\n~'l 1'J • 3. 'JI. t\n'\"I,\n• u:,~~ f::'~,,.\n,.C\nU!;'··\ns· etc-!, ?..\nnc\nu~;.\"'\"'~~1a•~i'4 \"'7::\"li:xd$lced hy\nLt. ~!!'~ '!\nC'.c, . .:)lc1os:d Cl :.C ·'L fern co ~~ininr: infornation .. iven b:1 U ..\nS:i rec , us~·\n7.'r:.ck ch::irt c4' :tl. rcr~ft. in du ~h Lt 3~roo, USN emb:dl-:l!d\n( ~) '1~ t,c-nc .. ~~ ~ o:. : .l R~ 1' ~' :J'l :l ni ~ \\~~~ !:\n(?) .5t..:.tc:-.:.cnt. cf ..._t,\nib.reo\n(C) ,;inJ~ :l:Of't '!'\"':i '-;-:li..ccJn rel•3'.lS() ci\".b.\nf1 ,.,\n...\nj\nt\n.... . ... .,. ' .\n---\nrm is no,\nof' 1h,\n3H/ i( 2) .I'\nfhis document contdna 1n c,\nn\nr"
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   "n": 147,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p147.jpg",
   "text": "- - '\n. .....\n•\nl)JC/17~1> :;c . L-50\n10 Fcbru1ry l<) 50\nSubj: 1jni.C:<mt,i!icd Pha:o~ena\n-- - ---- -- - - ---- - - --- - --- -- -- -- - - --\n2.,\n,~ SU'J.\"l~l':Y of tho infom:::;tion cont:.inel in ancl:.,sure (1) throush (S)\nfollc..-:s:\na •. •\\t 22G;>J,C'ff l .:.nuary LT S::tl.th, USt:, p:i trol ::i1=ine c<r.m:mder ot ?2V3\n~;o, I; of P,1.trol s::u.:.viron Cne re:,ort.e.l ~!l ·m5dentific,J 1•1d.::.r cont1ct 20\n~lr.s rorth or the :·1av~l :,ir 3t:-.tion, Koji1k~ .'il,'.\\Sk~\" ·.,1en this ccnt;i ot\n1.-::s fl Mt ·r.'lde, LT S-:d th vu~ flyln:3 the Kod1 . .:ik !iecuri~y l>o.troL,\n!,t\n021.;..: · .. , C ~m.il:R~ 1st.er J. rid.:ir co.r.t~c~ Ti'.:.J \":ln.<!c on ~n ob.,:iect 10 r.iilos\naou+,h0 ;st c, f ll 1'-S Koci:ik,\nLt,. Sni. th checked with the ccn \\rol tcT-:er to\ndcter,ur.e l:no~n tr:.if.fic in ti•c -u-cm, anti y;as infcm':.rl that there ,·,:is rnme i.\nJ~rl 1.!: this ;>eriod the m, .. br opcr.:itcr, G:.sK~ :'.!,C, U:3?: reported inter-\nrtlttcnt. r::~hr i:-iterfcrence of ,1 ty:,e he hid nov~.r befo:-c ex:~-orimce<io\n(See enclosure (3)).,\nCcnt·ict w.is lo$t :1t. t,h:.i.s ti~, but intcr,-:iittent\nint~rfercncc c0ntinucdo\nb, :, t so:r.e ti:!le be tween 0200 :ind O 3007♦-, ~;:OPG !• t~ 1},'C, US:·! 'f7'l!l s t:.mdi '11!\nr: 1tch en bo.:ir1 thr U3~ 'l'ILL.~'.':.OCY. ( ,\\T.1; 192) i \\'Jhich ri:w .:imhored in the\nvicini ~ of buoy 19 in the ~cln shi;, ch3nncl\n?'or~1n re;1orted si5htinJ\n~ 11vory f.1-;t -:,ovin,: red .310-; li:1,t, r1hich appc1recl to be of ~l\".aust\nruture, sce:icd. to co:;ie froT. the south,~9t.,. 11oved clockni~ in ,'l l.:ir3e\ndrcle in the direction of, 3.:1.d arcund Xo:.li:tk and ret urn9:! out in a\n.;:ener.:.lly southf)'l!lt direction., 11\nl'.or~a.n c.:i.llErl C:irver -~.'.l; US~, a.loo c 1\n1'U. tch, to observe this object, ~rd they both witnessed t.he retum flignt ,;,\nThe object ~.z,.s in si.:_:ht !'or en ostirr.ate:1 3C accon::l~\n~To ,. tor or sound\n-::.:ig det~cted, a.nd tr.a object t•-u deacribej to ;,ave the a:,pooron~e of a\nb.lll of fire about one foe t i n di a?n&ter .\nc., t.t :>2Cl;.401\". , conductin~ t'outine Y.odia1( se<:uri ty :,1trol, Lt Sr.d. th\nro:,crtcd :i visuol si'.ghtinr, or an unidcntl fiad nirborn\" object at a\nr:i.d:ir rnl\".£!e of 5 miles, on tho s~:rbo:ir'.l bou\"\n'Inis oo_-iect 9hcwed :ln-\ndic::itior.s c:£ :,-c:it speed on tl:e r:id:ir sco;-,e.\n( The tr:ulin~ ed~e of th~\nbli;> ::.ivc .1 tail lil~e ilidieJticnc)\n,'tt, this time Lt. SriJ.t.h called tl'e\nattention or 1ll crcv; r.,l}~bers to the obj cct ~\n:\\n esti:1::i.tei ten seconi s\nluter, the object. t,cls tiirectly ovome~ , inaic,tin$ a spoed of abo•.tt\n1600 !.'PH.,\nSndth cli::1he! to i:.t;ercei)t, .:ind r\\tter:ntcd to circle to keep\nthe ob:, cct in oi--;l:t,\n~c T.'.l~ ta1:iblc to do thio, 33 the object \\\"l.!5 t.oo\nld:,;hly :n~euv~r:ible,,\n3ub:;e.,:ucntl,y the objoot appr-:1red to be cr,onin.;\nt!.c r .-.nzc,, ~nd S:711 th :1tt~;,tecl t.o close the rln5o o\nThe oi)ject t.as\nohoerved to o.,cn out so:-:~:h:1t, th~n to turn to the left ::ml CO'Tle up on\n'.3::llth's <1u::irter.,\nS.:iith consJ~ered this to bo a l-.i :~hl.:,1 thro3.teni~\n,:e:;ture, 1:Kl turned out ::i.ll li!:hts in the .:d.rcr :itt11\nr o11r '1inut~s lati,r\ntho object dis:i.:1. ,e .• red fro~ vic:i i n u ~outhe:isterly -.lir ~ liion~\ntla At ~Jc43 5·_; 1 the d.1.y follc.'l'linr l.t Smith's s i:ht l.:;3., Lt C.3uscr ~nd\nLt furco of P~ trol S:1uadron One v;ere cooouctine th~ Y.od1 \"J.lt Security\n.;->:: t:.rol, .:m:.i si)ited :m unijentifitxl obj ecto\n,\\t tt.e ti T.c of the 3i~ht-\nir.-; the -::lircr-ift in 'l\"ih:i.Ch these of ricers -r;erfl e·nb:l.rk~ TIM ap;>roxii'l:lt.el y\n62 .mile.:, south or t~ t.S Kodi :lko\n'n;e object. :l:1?eJ. red to be on an ascornincr\nl\"le<J!.orly course, am 1:i:i a in si,.r;ht for ten ::tlnut.cso\nOurin3 t.hi s ,?erlod\nt::c obJ ect ,•ao obsel\"'Ved by Lic•utnn::rnts Causer :md ~1rco, a nd F'/,UJSo··,\n·.,1, _l')lme c:17t:.:.in(,\nAt no ti::!e \";';:l', r:id:ir cont ·1ct m1de on the objccto\nt Cnuser \\•;:.s un~blc tc cl.co c the object :it.· 170 i-.nots G"
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   "n": 148,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p148.jpg",
   "text": "( ·) l'o .'. , .L. ~re. .-.e11 1t rn. Clre::1 as to onnrtc 11·,.r.to\n:ro .- ., i,..,:., Qbo~t\nl:'h:.: t>.¥, Jet '1., rcr1ft .'Ti-:i.:.C:inr slv~\nro tlc. ir. i ... t\nIt h\"c:; ., ... i:.!e ~!)eod r-..nge .. ,\n(::2) Tc ~·ur~1n, ,r·,::_\n1n ';:u'Ve'!', T: it 1.prc•rod :.i.s s reddish\ner• .;e .... 12 of fil'\\ .1.bc•tt one foct jn Ji3laBt#c!\", tl\"'\\\"cJJ.ir,~ -it a hi~h\n1·.1te of ~ceed\n. ) 'lb Lt C, w•~.r., \"' ...... dr'\"-'\n~r,1 P lson, ,\\Dl_ it 'l:\":>(r:.:rcd to\nbe :i .:,t., a ~:. r3 or:m •-;c • E'~ -._,.,.\n,\"To • c .. til .. s h1.:,ocl fl:Jme, \\'\"i th I'C·!l'.1 :t:r ,)ericd\nvi' ,1ls:it~01cn 3 to 5 '>cc n:is, off:: .,o 5 Sf;ccnds,\nL.3.~·, ... , 1s the c~ject\nil1cr,J •;,n_ tl1e r.ln ,e ,ht ~ul tio\n1.:'>· m:.•e~• to .nc :cj,SC to en 'i to 13\n~.ZCO!'J.$ -!'Id off 7 ro · -,C;C::; 't 1\n3o\n.' chee'c dt:1 t.:1e ;:-ni:, ·,..:?,,' _.. Ccnti'l.1, I~oJL'1-:, ,\\103:<:::. roveulctl th:1t\nI. 1llcon~ ·:ere re) ... .:ise·l Jt t 0 .\"ollow:tr..3 t1~1es:\n2~ ,J.:.111~1 a?j -\nCl.l~:>\n2; J.,\\rn;..1r-; -\nC/i','.)'\ni\nC.l .~J l!3.Jt: ~l'Y v-;.i.r.ds .iloft ·i.t, lCOG !'cot 1Tere re:mrted ~t. 01.0C,l o.s\nfro., Jlv~ 'I' at 36 ~not ..... :.l!W n.t 2:>0C ::e~t fl'C''n ?.40b r ~t. 37 ~unl,:J.s wl:ile\nt.:.e Oi),i cct t\"J..3 re ~'0rte1 to be c.n :in lS~endln6 - w~-;tcrly course,.\nIn vh:i\\\"; of tho f-:.ct t.h:it m :-J.nthcr b.11.loons t:t,re knovn to h.:i.v~\nbeen relru~~c ·,,itt,in _, 1•~.1sor1ble ti'.1e be.fora th~ si:lit.ln~s1 i\\i\nap,,c.::.r::1 th.'.lt the ob~ c.;:t c·· objcct:J \\-Jere not. b\"..lJ.oons~\n1f not\nuilloon!'i tbe ob:~ts 1:.•Jst b., r~:;'.!roer.l as }>heno.:-ion:. (~}()s~ibly\n.::etecrI te:z), the e:oct n'.'!ture o! tilrlch could not be l!ec.er·'ll.n<:\"l\nby thl s office.,"
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   "n": 149,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p149.jpg",
   "text": "-\n.,.·,\n_'dum •\nUNITED\n\"\nS GOVERNMENT\n_,.\n,:;\nDATE: May 31, 1950\n;ROM\n~\n) New Orleans\n~W~\nSUBJEC'!:: • 1lft:HAE~ERY\n~ING DISCS\nOn May 24, 1950, this office received from Major MERLE L. MENNIE,\nIntelligence and Security Officer, New Orl eans Port of Embarka-\ntion, a report dealing with MICHAEL HALFERY of 2453 Urquhart\nStreet, New Orleans, Louisiana.\nA copy of this report is at-\ntached to this letter for your information.\nThe report stat es that HALFERY sold for $1.00 two photographs\nto one JOHN R( ESPOSITO, 615 Piety Street, New Orleans, who i n\nturn gave the photographs to an agent of CID, New Orleans Port\nof Embarkation.\nThese photographs were of flying saucers and a\nman from Mars in the custody of two U.S. Army Military Policemen.\nA copy of one negative and a copy of one positive of these photo-\ngraphs are also enclosed herewith.\n✓"
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   "n": 150,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p150.jpg",
   "text": "•"
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   "n": 151,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p151.jpg",
   "text": "I 1'4-lS-O; ll?th ,Ic\nt. JIO,\nt t c•w et d•~ ._, . .,_~\n) •\nJ•hn •\nOrl•na, La.\n:le\n1'1•\npe\nl IIALP'Da', 2453 Urqll\n,\n,\n•\n.. 19,0\nd tr.\nt\nb111. Ozl.nn,\nia, Jr., Crimin l I•eatip\nit7 &-6&Mh, ll>PIJ Date 23 Jlq 1"
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   "n": 152,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p152.jpg",
   "text": "ENCLOSURES TO THE BUREAU\nCopy of report by Intelligence Branch, New Orleans\nPort of Embarkation, re MICHAEL HALFERY.\n,\nOne negative copy and one positive copy of photographs\nof flying saucer and man from Mars in custody of two Mf>'s.\nN.O. File 66-1199\n•"
  },
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   "n": 153,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p153.jpg",
   "text": "eBNilBENT!AL\nSUMMARY OF INFORMATION\nPREPARING OFflCE\nSUMMARY OF INFORMATION\n(Original & Cy)\n~-•.-al\nDISTRIBUTION\nCODE FOR USE IN INDIVIDUAL PARAGRAPH EVALUJ\\TION\nOF SOURCE:\nOF' INFORMATION:\nCOMPLFTELY RELIABLE .\n• A\nCONFIRMED SY OTHER SOURCES\n·usuAUY RELIAIII.E . .\n.\n• B\nPROBA'BlY TRUE .\n.\nFAIRLY RELIABLE\n. .\n.\n. C\nPOSSIBLY 1·RUE\n. . .\n!\nNOT USUAU Y RELIABLE .\n• 0\n001/BTFULL Y TRUE . . .\n4\nUNRELIABLE\n. .\n. .\nREUABIUTY UNKNOWN\n.\nu. ,. GOVUtNNUn , 111NT1Nt o,rJCI\nl&-63396-1\nf\n. F\nIMPROBABLE\n. .\n. .\n.\nTRUTH CANNOT BE JUDGED\neONFlElENTIAL ,"
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   "n": 154,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p154.jpg",
   "text": "!H• 1ntr ,.n o t • K 31J,,--.r1.,n,trlhl roh r nttPnhl\\rt m tt lllht.n1fna.htn<'grrU nntl Spezlalf\\lm , ·org!lnge. ctl~ drm mf-'n,l'hllc IH' n A u~r un~tt~tllha'r hl1•lh(•n\nmu, .. 1 .. 11. n ,,.., h11, , •• , .. , 111, .. rre· Hnl(f'I AhhlHt11nJ : 7wtt .,nh•~t\"n(t(' \\ 0nlPrta1,\"H'n .. krPb trn -\nvon dtn \\\\1it' .... haflt•n<\"rn unhrmf'rkl -\num d lP Markt-\nhlr, ht•. ot,• c;11 r1n1,rht• '1 1•r c.u1-.1•11'1t•n Sc•h plh•·n \\\\'ttr rn nlrht hf'n1rrkh11.r, c1+\\ Utt ra - K urz-.t.hnllwtlltn hrkanntll<~h , om mrn,<\"hliC'htn Cr-hHr nt('hl\n.,u1,...,•nmnnu•11 w l'ntc-n. l ' n~~r rechlt-:i. BIid z etrt e rstm:1111 !\\'11'trr X, ~•n Oesaoun.-,i;mttglled d e r\n. nlegenden\nUulert:\\s:)e\"\",\ndie am\n• ·uor d£•S\nDl• ldenstadler Kopfe s zersdJellt Ill\n(3 T ransl:ig/USJ\\-}'otos)"
  },
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   "n": 155,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p155.jpg",
   "text": "./\n/;\nI{..,,.,.,\n>, , Ii ! .\n~·I~\n~.~ 1/\n. , ... ~"
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   "n": 156,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p156.jpg",
   "text": "{)~~ /1-:fJ\n5 _ ;z ,/). ~-o\nC 7u1.,,.. •\n)\n(.Oport• ot •~• and qreterioua obJecto 8HD 1n the 1k;y ovor\nst\no~ the oountno• ot 'tho world duri11,.1 1110 paat fi'Ve year ■ h!lve creat d\nquit. o. etir in tho pubUc pres\n5.'he eir;hting or auoh objsot• Ml not\nbeen cont~ to tho la.at ftve :rto.i-••\nm.11to.ry noor<J• mc.ny :l.mtt\\ncoa o£\nmnn•• b1f.bili-ty -to ozplcdn vmo.t be\nor tho~t ma • The prophet\nEsek:lol in tM eth- oentuzy BO roported. \"o. whlrl Wind ccune out or ths\nnorth. a grnt oloud. and a fl. re unto14S.~ i taeU • and a brit;btnoaa 1l'a8\nn.bout 1 t . a\nBe then --.w \"a '1hool 111 the :d.d.dlo of a wheol • and reportod\n\"when t..'liey •nt., they \\'l'ent up on their tour eid•• and tlwy turned not\nIn ~\nput, tMH phoncmc:nc. have ua\\l&llJ boen attributed to •up l\"•\nnatural co.uaH. om\\ in ccr• recent yeo.ra to natur l ph~.\n&..ever •\n.\nthe im.roduotion of the atomo boin'b and 6',llded lli1o•1laa 1n ;orld a.r lI\nbu ao onUGht tho public lm>.{ji\non \\'11th -their pc,tent1allt1ee. ~otuDl an:3.\n1'ancli'ul. tiult we !lCIW :finli the phE>noawtm VG.l\"loual_y attrl,b\\ltod to •po.ce oh1p ■\nfrom other planet• and US or ovi.ot ozporim,nt■ With new and end~\nwnpono.\npreeent flU17 or tlyit>.G aa.ucer•• i:;host rockets. etc •• be&an 1n\nmc!-19'8 in SW.!«s.\nllundrec!a ot po~le report.cl SNing •tr8.1\\.,17'9 objects\nt'lyi1:1g over tlw countt:y.\newapapen •p•cn.W\\.ted that they m,ro eovt.ot\ncmdod mallile• boiQG teated onr the Bllltio\n• ei tner tram the tomer\n~o I eland ort _ -<.\n<If~/\n1tonJ.o.n Coaet.\nt'.he raot that e.n oxpc1ri.mental V•Z fired iby the\nrmans ,/,,:.i\n£ran Poonm:itmde bcci lnnd~ in\noden in l9't: lent credence to their\np\ntfi\nupoculntion.\ni'h19 mdi1h defenoe start mt2.de 1m inwati tion &m4 cay\n:rm.n exporlJWJntal. station at Peen. unr1e, or :!'rem\nhnve deliberately allO\\'IM t.he public to belino th1• theory for ~\nti\n£or pol1t1oal re~scma.\nCareful i nvost1get1on by the US\nam by cm\n'l\n1\n5\n0"
  },
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   "n": 157,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p157.jpg",
   "text": ",,r\n•\n,.....\n. iD4epeden:t Dr1.tiilh team. Nlocl to unaonr: &'I!¥ evidence to euppO&\"t the\n...\ntM~ • smet m••il·••• By l.9t1 the tiling bad anowballed to ■uoh an\nawnt tbf.b the Sndi1h Coveriqent finally issued a report 14antity1.ng\nmoat ot the inm.denta W1. th OAtura.l pbencana and d~ that an;y\nfoni\n.,owr-.. iDYolved. ~\nthia penoct n~'ttl:ltl nre reported\ntrca tb9 ,..., n1 D(l scatl4Anartan oountl'iee and mon ot otte.nl Europe.\nIno14uata •te tirat reported ovor tbt 03 'in 1~7 &Ad are still COD•\nt1.nuiD4:e Mwm ape.a. ti.a the pNae bit.a been r.;iffD to theM report, am\nvarioua e..S.-oftioi&l op1niona bavo beoo. quottMS.\nFor example. on 10\n•\n• Capta:111 ~• Rioll:enbaolcer wa• quo't;ed a■ l&)'Ult \"'fheN mwit 'be\n1omthiag to tbu., rar too ~\nrellabl• poraona bavo 111&4• reports on\n...\nthea. t am du1;y bowd not to ~\n11hat I Jcriollf about tbea - or mat [ don' t\n)mow' about the-. Hollner. it tbiy do mat. rou oau net aa1UNd that\nthey are our,. •\nThe USAF ror a lc,11& time oomu.oted a iiborou,gh inveat1gat1on\nor •oh ot tills b.1.1Ddffda ot 1no1dente Ul'roln4. lt t\"oum -tllat -ep,Prozimataly\n?5% or tbe reports oould debm. tely be Nlatecl to ~\noau•a ■uoh aa\nM-teorolop.oal balloona. aircraft, meteora SZl4 other OCIIIIDA pbeGOmeDA.\nA public ■tateil.lilmt n.a iHued delNJJJd.Jig tho entire aittlliAce ot tlyi~\nIt only re1ulte4 in comnncing a lar,;e number ot paoplt ·t.nat the i?J&tiomLl\n:r.tl.li tary E1tabl1thaeJl't •• trn-ne to eov•r up ow owu ~r1mentt 1'1 th\nu,r ..-pan,.\nphenOMna onr the us. fbeae 1noluti.,\n1.\nSpa.oe \"8hip1 fraa otbel\" planet.a\n2.\nSodot uida\nt•• probabl\nUS ~•rJ.ments \"1th new wa.pom\n4.\n!la.tural pMJl.0JlllNIA\n&.\nIG ey1ter1a. or other ipayaholo;:1.ciu oaua•••\n2"
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   "n": 158,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p158.jpg",
   "text": "I\nrr .,.,.\n·Jlbll• 1~ ia not po1aible to categori:oally hll• out th9017 I<>• l \"-t\n1• wr, easy to do ao on reuonabl• groUDl1••\n~\nm.•tenoe ot fUl¥ form\not lite on other pla.Deu ie ~r.-11 tenuow, and 4-batable. ni. lewl\not teohm.cal &Ohi\"9bnt ,..qUire4 to launch piloted or p1lotlea■ 111eail••\ntrom oot p1amt to anothff &lid return 1• aneral ol'Qn ot J111P1 tua byon4\nthat ex1e111ng Oil the ~\n~\nand probal>lJ' would bave n9\\ll. tod 1n acae\ntint oontaot prior '1D th1•• eithtr thr~ deltwN.~ landiaga or \\ll•\naobed\\lle4 Ol'Ubel• (~ t,be11a ba.Te been NpOrtec1 1n tbe P\" ff8 • ~1-tie\n-\n.\n\"'1th deaorJ.pt1.CIIII o~ men ODJ.y te inObee tall I Suoh report■ are lheeY\n:te.bl'1e&t1GL)\n.\n1'!:len 11 abaolute~ no .-n.~ :tll&t the Son.et UldOZI poen•• a1 tber\nguided m.1ailea or dteo ~a air#a.ftt ~bl• ot making ro\\irid trip tlicht•\nto the us. and the uae of a.tome energr, tor b\np~ulnon ot wv aerial\nen U tho Bcnteta\nan that tar ~\nor \\.ut in auoh a proznm, theN ia no roe.uon to ~ect\nthe airplane ■ would be other than. ot conventional dellir;n. An e.tomio power\n.\nplaht. lilODt• mw.cl be euf'f'io1ently radioal• 1111 thout e.lao 011¢ng a com,.\npletel,y raaw Teb1olAi to oarr.v it~\n!,\nthe 'OS 1• not ~•rimin~ With~ naw 1f!ai>OD. that ould ...aaonably\nb4t 111.etake~ idenUtied a■ a fl~~ d110 or aauoer. ~\nOB 1• launchi.mg\nlar&it .number• at •t•oroloMoal end oomo ~\nballoou ror -.xpel'iaentt.1\np~,.• ad a t&ir 11\\llll>er ot tho report, ca.n ~ dtfim.tely &ttributed\nto 1igbt:1-11e• ot tbeN objects or nnection.a or other mi~ objoctt •uoh\nu &1roratt.\n!'be OClll1d.nued n,port112,f; 'Oi'terl.al pbe'GQIIIZla IIWlt tMn ot attnbutH\nI\n•\nto a _,. trtaterit. oa:waecl by :the pNaen'll teuene•• i11 the intff'Alltio:al\n•1 'tuatlGIIJ tlw publio belief iu the abil!. ty ot 1oiouoe to aoooaplith\nmin.cl••• an4 to st&-temtmta in th.It pr••• by .._,_., ind!Yiduala hintui,c ail"
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   "n": 159,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p159.jpg",
   "text": "I\n~\n•\n~\no£. ._. uw ~\n6¥ah .-.._t,, ot the ~\nattrs.but.4\n11o m~r. often aoUc1tect 1n tbe moat HU&tlon tona by 1l9'RI\n\"POMiitr• l n orclff to -- a good 1tor:r. ab \"ople watoh. the ,q- u4 uq\nol>~v ~\nOllmlO• ilned1ately reoop!•• 11 calle4 a •n~ suoer.'\"\nrbl.e lMlp• to atu-.in the 11obain. naoti•\" or such nport••"
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   "n": 160,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p160.jpg",
   "text": "UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA\nLOS ANGELES 24, CALIFORNIA\nGraduate• Department of Journalism\nMr. J. Edgar Hoover, director\nFederal Bur eau of Investigation\nPennsylvania Avenue at 9th , NW\nWashington, D. O.\nDear Mr. Hoover,\nJune 2 , 19.50\nI am cur rently engaged in research for ~,,_,S;radua te\ndissertation which will attempt to analyze t ~\nsocio-\nlogical and psychological implications of the flying\nsaucer phenomenon.\nI n the course of my research I am giving extensive\nconsideration of the several magazine articles and the\none book which have al ready been ·written on the subject.\nThe book, in particular, and the magazine articles in\ngeneral , hint at offi ci al restraints which have hampered\nthe authors in their r esearch .\nSo far as I know none of\nthose research projects a ttempted to probe as deeply into\nthe backgr ound of the uhenomena a s I am, yet I have en...:\ncountered no such\n11off1cial censorship 11 as they nention.\nI n fact I have been sururised at the openness with which\nsome people have replied to my 0ueries.\nI believe the fact that I have encountered no restr ic-\ntions is significant 1vhen I attempt to analyze my total\nfindings .\nI t raises the question as t o whether those\npreviously mentioned authors aren I t trying hara_ to sell\nsome thing '\\'1hich really isn 1 t there to sell.\nI s there any reason why the f 1-ying saucer situation\nshould be\n11played down? 11\nI s there any off icial a ttitude\ntowa rd the matter?\nI wish to\nhelp.\nYou may\nmation you may\nthank you in advance for your interest and\nbe assured that I wi ll au~reciate any infor-\nbe able to give me .\nSincerely yours ,\n/\n1, oil.oil~\\ t,J - ~O S\"9/-___..-,~~\n.I\n• . r\n--\n~\n£\n• J,"
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   "n": 161,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p161.jpg",
   "text": ""
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   "n": 162,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p162.jpg",
   "text": "cu..__a; __\nOl&v!n __\nNlchole __\nRoeen __\n'l'racy, __\n111.l'bo, __\nllobr __\nTell, RO<'ft_\n-··--\nOOlldy __\nJune B, 1950\n;f:{\ni\nZ!r. Do~aune n·2{.tahrwon\nGraduate Dspdrtnent o/ JournalCan\nUntuarD£ty o/ Calt/ornla\nLoa Angelea 24, C0lt/ornia\nDear Yr • .Tohnaont\nTour lotter dated J'une a, 1950,\nhew bson reoo t ved~ and I approoi ato tho\ninterest ~htoh prompt~d your conountca•\ntton.\nhtle I would itke to be oJ'\n~6rvtcc# ~his Bureau has no t~or~atton\navatlable /or dtstrlbutton wtth regard\nto the oubjeot of uour 1etter1 and r\nsugoeat that you cay ~fsh to dtrcct\nyour inqu&ry to the Secretary o/ Defense,\nNational Do/onso Building~ Waohtngton#\nD. C.\nARA:mvs t\nJohn Bdga~ Itoove~\nDtraotor\nc.."
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   "n": 163,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p163.jpg",
   "text": "Office Memllandum •\nTO\nDirector, FBI\nDATE: June 15, 1950·\nFROMW\nSUBJBC~\nSAC, San Franctsco\nLEWIS 0-wARD\n336 B~d ~eet\nYuba City, California\nRESEARCH\nRebulet 6-5-50.\nSubject was located 6-13-50 res1ding at 78 South Tenth Street,\nSan Jose, California.\nHe was interviewed by SA CHARLES J. PRELSNIK of\nthis Office, who carefully explained the jurisdiction of tho FBI to him\nand questioned him relative to any infonnation he might have which would\nbe of interest to this Bureau.\nMr. WARD had nothing to add to his previous story as submitted\nby letter t ~\ne Bureau on 4-9- 50.\nHe was advised that any infor.rmtion\nrelative to 'tt-:f'lying saucer s n did not come within the jurisdiction of th ls\nBureau and that he could comnunicate such information to the Secretary of\nthe Air Force, National Defense Building, The Pentagon, Washington 25,\nD. C.\nFor the further infonnation of the Bureau, Mr. R. E. MCCARTHY,\nSecretary, Local 39, International Union of Stationary Engineers, 805\nEast Weber Street, was contacted in an effort to locate Mr. WARD.\nMr.\n'MC CAR1'HY described WARD as being \"odd\" but would not elaborate on this\nstatement.\nIt was also ascertained from Mr. R. A. CHRISTIANSEN, Business\nRepresentative of the International Union of Operating Engineers, Local 39,\n57 East Santa Clara Street , San Jose, California, through whom WARD was\nlocated, that WARD was gl..ven to weird imaginings.\nMr. CHRISTIANSEN stated\nthat he Y«>uld not exactly describe WARD ai:i being insane but stated that he\nwas getting along in years and was prone to exaggerate on queer imaginingR.\nIt was the ~bservation of the interviewing agent that Mr. WAPJ) is\nabnormal mentally.\n1\n~\nf\nCJP: eu\n,\n94-492\nfoo\nRECORDED - 71\n~\nt J _ LJ 8 94- ~~3 ,\n~~AA\nINDEXtO - 71 .'~~J~>\n..\nEX-55\nJUL2119~tr t\n~>~~~V\nq.~\n\\p•\n{\\_I"
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   "n": 164,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p164.jpg",
   "text": "ro,\nPROM\n:\nSUBJECT:\nDift!C'!'O!, FBI\nSAC, ALBUQUERQUE\n'1\nt ,..,\n~\n~ -rv, v1--;.~,~~· ,,. ,r-::A~L\nP p\nIH •\n\\\nSTJMMARY OF AERIAL PBENOM!fflA IB\nNEW MEXICO\nIDFORMATION COBCERlfINQ.\n.\nGOVEJ.NMENT\nOATB:7/19/50\nAuthority:\nNND 90986\nThere ia being tranemittecl herewith a Sl.UIIIBl'y or Observatione or Serial\nPhenomena in !le~ Mexico t'.rom December 19il8 to May 25, 1950.\nTh.11 recapitulation\n~ data a\\llllarizee prerloua 1n41vi4ua1 eights that have been reported 1n th11\narea. ~\n•UllalU\"Y •• prepared by the I napector General.•• Ot't'lce or the 171 ~\nDi.trict d\nSJ,ecial. Inve•tigatioM, Kirtland Air Force B&ao., Bev Mexlco.{5-lj~\nThe above 1nt'onatton 1• being au.b:aitte4 t'or the c011q>l.etton of the\nBureau' • filea.\npv:ush\n!ncl1.\n\\"
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   "n": 165,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p165.jpg",
   "text": "DEPARTMENT OF' THE AIR FORCE\n.\n•\n•\n.\nQUARTERS UNITED STATES AIR FOR\nWASHINGTON\n'TH& tNePCCTOA 13CN&9'Al. UaAI'\"\n17T.,. ou1TR1cT o,-,-1cc av &PE.CIAL 1Nvc11T1GAT10y\n/\nKI .. Tl.AHO A.Ill ,-0ftCt aA■S. NCW M&X t CQ\n;J 7-\ntJND.lENTTIIID Flx.010 OBJ er\ns:f,ehted on 29 ~\n1950\nat Phoenix, Arizona\nSP CIA.L DlQOIRY\n•\nDirecter of Special !nvostigatione\nHoadqt:iart~ra, United States Air Foreo\nUaohington 25, D. c.\n•\n.\n~ Juq 1950\n-\n-~\n\"'\n2:.\naererence is made to Spot 'P.eport \\\\11 J'r<Jlll; thS Heasiquartors\ndated .30 iJuno 1.950., mak1l1g reference to an ment1f'!cd f~~ object\ns:1,{;htea. on 29 Ju.ns 1-9_,o at Phoenix, Arizona .\n_,.,\n2 .\nAn_1ntorv1ew uit,h J.at Lt. JOHN D.\" FINK, ti, 23052 , 93rd\nFighter Squadrpn., Kirtlam AFB revcaJ.S thnt on 29 p\n19,SO at awc::ad.-\nrrat.el;r 1640 hours Lt. FIHK ai[,h'tod thiS object..\nLt. fDlK clicbcd to\n47 ,ooo whil.c ~\nan F- 36 w.:rcraft and obGCI'Ved that th.e objoct. nas\na 'br'i.eht b:l.lloon with instruments attached am wns tloat:tne at mi\nal.titude o£ $0, 000 feot.\n\\-..._\n3.\nLt. FU.~ deacribod the \"Op?ed of the balloon as being very\n-~\nsl.d.1 ant furtlnr tloscr:i.bed t.'10 balloon as beinB an \"iIIverted tear\ndrop\" .\nh. Inasmuch as the prcv.ious'.cy- unidontiJ'ied object MB been\npositive~ itientiti.ed as a balloon, tU!'tl;.pr .irr.,root~~t..ion will not\noo conduoted in this inc:idont.\nRlCHADD o. oox\n.. h,\nl!AJOR , USAF\n~~\nDio'trict Go \"-;: •mor~ j\n. Jht~~3n,,-.\n50\n-~\n/"
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   "n": 166,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p166.jpg",
   "text": "N0.84\n'\nOffice MemAndum • UNITED\nGOVERNMENT\nDIRECTOR, FBI\nDATB:\nJune 29, 1950\nSAC, WASHINGTON FIELD\nFLYING DISCS\nINTERNAL SECURID - X\n\\\nThis is to advise the Bureau that on June 25, 1950, DOUGLAS\nHARRISON, 2337 Ashmead Place, N.W. , telephone, DF.catur 2797, and who is\nemployed at the Hot Shoppe, Connecticut Avenue, N.w. , informed that at\n9:25 am, that date, lfhile looking out of the Window of his residence he\nsaw what he believed to be a flying saucer.\nHe described this object as\nresembling a cigar, the end of which was tilted down toward the earth\nand presenting a silver appearance. He estimated the height of this ob-\nject as from 20 to 25 thousand feet, and stated the size at that distance\nappeared to be about four inches.\nHARRISON could furnish no further de-\ntails other than to state the object appeared to be moving in an eaderly\ndirection.\nHe advised that this is the first flying saucer he has ever\nseen.\nThe foregoing is being furnished for the information of the\nBureau and no action is being taken by this Office.\nKTD:bh\n100-0\nRDED - 106\n~~\nd ~- t? 8'9'f'- a3\n._....\n.,-91950\n,a\nI"
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   "text": "::ITACI\n•\nI\n~ n\n~~,~\\ f ~~ti\\ ~~~\\C\n?,')~IU 811,IY..i 'ii\nY. -\nYTHICTl'i-.! ,It.1-THii'nil\ncA.I-1l!C,'\n~ •~'(I t 'c~ mmt. no J.sr.J' UGS'lcB sdJ o\".i:vfr; c,t e.i. a.triT\naJ: o,iw 1:..,~ ,,·,~ts • ... .uj.Fi?JCT t!,morlqs.foj ,~\\'t.¥. t'jM!'! bssrr.riaA ft(~ tl100IP.~trJ-J\nJs ,isnj b~.a::101rr.i: p \\J' . ;I t a.m.svA j;__ro i:J :Js:rnoa ( oqqo!fa .toH od:'f ... t.G bnx::>1qru.;:i\n6ri .soa9b.i:ao x i:: .t:i 1o wobn..tw .,dj '.to j,ro :,J,I.b{oo1 o.lldw , ef sb J££iJ t1I':S ~S :~\nes j~:)t,i'o ebiJ .bed.t.·x:,a9b sH\n.-r~o!.•..;a 3i1ltll s 9J o.J' b~•-1s.i:.tsd ed JJ;rf·,~ vr5a\n,U'Is9 nrtJ fr1sv;oJ 1twob bAJ H.:t csw rfo.i;d., 'io bn~ ~rl.t t-rGal.\".> J3 :,Jll Uomn3-r\n- do e.i:.t.ij _ 'lo jrf3.rori 9rfJ b9Jnns.r~t{9 oI:\n.aoowr,.;aqqc \"tav.Cle ~ d:il.:irt ).:!O'tq ba~\na:)IIS.tl!lb .tacfj ,t..; 9s1.;: arl.t b:t.i..oj'~ ..bn.s t~t.as1 !)n£,rnodJ ~$ oJ' OS m-.1•ti ~.; J:.iot\n- !:>b •i:sct t-.t.u'.t on rl;;.fo-ri;;~ b.wo~ HOC: ti-m.AH\n• as:i::>!ll' :-iuo1 :tJ.Joas sd of b . .,~;19•1c;s\nt..C·t~,J.3.J n!. ni, 3-rilv-on1 i:,d o.:t ~ns9qqs J:>atdo ~HU 9j,s,t.; o.:t nc.ciJ ·.i:~nJo a.fLs.:t\ni~v9 csrl 0rl ~9,usa 301:tll j;~l 1 sM al ~ldJ Jr.t.J ~~?.lvbs •\n.nojt~~rtb\n• C!9'3B\nr.;rlj 'lo ,' O i:J-&r.m)ln..i: 9D.t ·101 b~de,ltrrn'l • nled ~1..t 'l}rtfo513-rc1 srfT\n.~:..i:110 al .ii xd m~)!M 3!'I.bd P-1 oo.i::tos 0:1 b:1.s UG0\"11JS\nl l '\nlt\n3 j , \\ ; •I i .,! IJ\n• S •\n-\nI 8 1\nij~\n. 1Ufl:l'3~ P/tHJ] _N\nu~. d~ oi: 01 9 inr\n;tA1~ 33H\ndd:UT.?i\nC-03.C\n\\"
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   "n": 168,
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   "text": ",,\nToloOll __\nl,edd. __\n_\nClegg, __\n0lav1n __\nNichole __\nRosen __\nTracy __\nHarbo __\nIIOhr __\n_\nTel e, ROOll_\n-·•--· -\nClan<IY __\nSI\nt\nSAC, t-ashington Field\nDirector, FBI\nFLYING DISCS\nINTERNAL SECURITY - I\nReurlet 6-29-50.\nI\nJul.7 19, 1950\nAttention is directed to existin& Bureau instructions wherein\nocmpla1nts received relating to the cartioned matter should be promptly\nfurnished to a local representative or the Office of Special Investiga-\ntions, the Dtspector General, u. s. Air Force by your off\"ice.\nf\n/ You are inatruoted to furnish the information oontained in\nthe k-ererenced letter to OSI.\nIn the tuture, such action should be\ntaken promptly following the receipt of such information by your office.\nI\n62Ja3894 r ~i~\n'\n'\nEHM:EHW\nT"
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   "text": "•\n• UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT\nTO\nDIR:&; TOR, FBI\nDATE: July 11, 1950\nh o?o/1 FROM\nSAC' CHICAGO\nr,vtet'\nQ\nSUBJECT:\nFLITNG DISC\nReference is made to SAC letter #58, series 1949.\nMr. TAG~TENSIG, 4905 Bryan Place, Dovmers Grove, Illinois,\ntelephone number - DONners Grove 1199 J, telephonically\nadvised SA JOHN E. KEATING at 9:54 PM, July 4, 1950, that\nat 9:58 PM on July 4, 1950, he observed a large, bright,\nsilvery object moving at an approximate altitude of\n10,000 feet, in a north, north-westerly direction ovar\nDowners Grove .\nMr. STENSI G said that his wi.f e also\nobserved this object. He stated that he estimated the\nspeed of the object at 700 to 800 miles by comparing its\nrate of movement with that of commercial airplanes .\nMr. STENSI G advised that he i s a meteorologist with\nUnited Air Lines and the object he observed was not a\nplane nor was it a fireworks display.\nThe above is being submitted far your information.\nJEK:BJB\n100-18999\n'-I I\nff tCORDED . 129\nfNDEXED - 129\n6:i..- ?~1/( - ( 33\n2\nu .. a1ssa\n~"
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   "n": 170,
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   "text": ". - ,. . ·-\n~ r,\nT\n0\n: ti •c.~ J' :TIC\nCOM l.N·c1,m··s sEcttoN\nJUN 301950\nTE$\n8 FROM PHOENIX\nVIA LOSA\nt\n10- 03 Ail\nMt;: ~1\nMr. Ladd Y\n.\nMt. Cl•,;.~\n-\n--\n/\nu,. , m 71\n---\n~Imo\n/\nir Mohr __\nTe .Room __\nURGENT\n~\nFLYING DISCS.\n/\\T FIVE FO~TYFIVE PM, JUVE THEMTYNIHH L.~T; AN\n{ WJ·Q\nOBJECT IN SKY UAS OBSERVED BY MANY CITIZENS OF PHOENIX INCLUDING\nF~D?SONNF;I,.\nMATTER IMt-1EDIATELY REPORTED TO HERMAN MUNROE,\nOSI , WILLIAMSJFJ3~-8.RIZO~A.\nMUNROE ADVISED TODAY OBJFCT 'jAS PIC.{ED\n...\nUP BY RADAR SCOPE AT SIX P~, JUNE TWE~TY~INTH, AT WHICH TIME IT\nWAS ESTIMAT:D OBJECT\nAS THIRTY TO THI'1T, FIVE THOUSAtJD FEET IN\nAIR .\nAB TWENTYNINE FROM FIVE HUNDRED NINTH BOMB GROUP, ROS~ELL,\nt1:,1, '-JAS ASSI(;NED TO £0LLOW OBJECT AND PILOT REPORTED THAT WHILE\n:c\nwe\n-\nTRAVELING AT TWENTYFIVE THOUSAND FEET HE ESTIMATED OBJECT TO BE\nADDITIONAL TEN_T.O TliENTUHOUS/\\ rn .EEET ABOVS HI11 .\nPLANE\n1•TAS .\nTRAVELING AT T JO HUNDRED NINETY MPH AND WAS ABLE TO CI°CLE BEN~ATH\nOBJECT.\nOBJECT WAS MOVING IN 1·JEST1•JARDLY DIRECTION IN ABSENCE OF\nWlt1D.\nIT WAS LAST SI ;HTE:) AT EIGHT FIFTYFIVE PM AT A POii'T /\\BOUT\n\\\nn~SNTY MILES JORTH OF BLYTHE, CALIFORNIA ,\n1•1HEN IT WAS LOST DUE TO\nHEAVY THUNDLRSTORM IN AREA .\nMUNRO£ ESTIMATED SIZE OF OBJECT TO\nRECORDED - 15\n_\n,.\nBE VERY LARGE,\nIN.4SMUCH AS WITH usE or BINOCULARS HE coGLj)~SILY ~':Ii/\"\nsEE OBJECT .\nNEVERTHELtss, THE B TWENTYNINE ®li~oT BS c>Bsl~i.tr:B\nWITH BINOCULARS.fl10SI WILL SUBMIT FULL REP011T AFTER CONSULTATION /-,\nWITH AIRPLANE ~REW AND ;:-uqTHER STUDY.\nNO ACTION BEII\\JG TI\\K £' 1 BY\nEND OF PAGE ONfOPIES D ... ~ST~~ .\n,\n,, ,.ih • ~\n_//~ '\n2 7 0\nNOV H, ~\n~ t ~~~\n'✓\n/ c,>Y //"
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   "n": 171,
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   "text": "..\n•\n•\nc_\nc::::\n~:\n.;)\nr-\n~l\n;a\n;a\nc...)\n0\n~\nm ~>\n.,,\nc.D\n=-~ • =\n0 a:, .::\n,...,\n..., .\n'°\n'-\nI\nC: :- -\n:?> \"'\n~\n:3:\n~\n(It\"'\n..\nC\")\nC)\n<-n\nrr,\n~\nc::>\nOS, ~ d BS I 0£ nnr\nI\n•\nI\n~ :.!\n~l0131<1l!'i • 0 JI, '·; :r; ... r."
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   "text": "•\nPAGE TWO\nTHIS OFFICE AND ABOVE FOR YOUR IN FO ONLY.\nMURPHY\nCORRECTION PLS 6TH LINE 7TH WORD SHOULD BE THIRTYFIVE\nEND\nPLS ACK\nHOLD PLS"
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   "n": 173,
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   "text": "•\n\"IC!lVED T£LmPE UNIT\nJ11N 30 I 31 PM '50\nf .i.l. DEPT. OF JUSTICE"
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   "n": 174,
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   "text": "STANoARo FORM NO, 64\nfJjjiCe Memo'rlutum •\nA _.\n(!;\n: T-0\n: Director, FBI\nk ,\nSAC, Chicago\n1\nSUBJBCTe,FLYING DI~\n(b) (7)(D)\n- INFORM.ANT\nUNITED STAl\nGOVERNMENT\nDATB: July 18, 1950\nThe .following is submitted .for information of the Bureau :for whatever\naction it may deem advisable .\nOn July 1, 1950, (b) (7)(D) , o:f known reliability, advised that at 1:00 a.m.\nJuly 1, 1950, at North Chicago, Illinois, east intersection o.f 22nd\nStreet and the Chicago, North Shore and Milwaukee Railroo.d and Chicago\nNorthwestern Railroad tracks, (b) (7)(D)\n(b) (7)(D)\n, he observed one cigar-shaped obJect,\nabout five .feet in appearance from his viewpoint, traveling from northwestern\nto southeastern direction at an excessive rate of speed over the Great\nLakes Naval Training Center, Great Lakes, Illinois. According to the in-\nformant., thj.s object appeared almost directly overhead at an altitude\nwhich he estimated to be about 15,000 to 20,000 .feet, and it remained in\nsight .for about twenty to twenty- .five seconds witil it disappeared over\nthe horizon.\nThis infonnant advised the object did not appear like any falling star\nor meteor he had ever seen, and that it proceeded in a straight and\n--<::\"\nlevel .flight. The in.formant continued that the .front two-thirds of the\nobject was a constant glow abrot the coloring o.f a burning kerosene\nlamp, and that the rear third was dark.\nHe continued that the objebt\nle.ft a bluish-white trail behind it, appearing to be about £our inches\nin width, and about three times the length of the object.\nThe info:nnant\nadvised that there were no wings or other type of support visible to\nhim, and that the propulsion, control and stability were unknown to him.\nHe advised that the speed of this object was much £aster than any con-\nventional type of air craft be had ever seen, although it did not travel\nas fast as a .falling star.\nHe added that there was no sound discernible.\nWith regard to the in.formant, it is to be ooted that (6) (7)(D)\n(b) (7)(D)\nIt is to be noted that he advised there were no other witnesses who sa,.,\nthe aforementioned object.\nThis informant bas furnished rel.iable information to the Chicago Division\nin the past, is of average intelligence, and considered of good character\nand reputation.\ncc: (b) (7)(D)\nJHS : RMS\nJ\n100- 18999\n\\\nCc])P~,~~\nRECORDED - 11\nJI\n~2- ~379p--\n-:':JS\na:f_Ul2~"
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   "n": 175,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p175.jpg",
   "text": "SAC, CHICAGO\nDirector, FBI\nFLYING DISCS\n•\nChica.go File 100-18999\nBufile e2-83894\nReurlet July 18, 1950.\nJuly 28, 1950\nYou are 1netructed to advise the Bureau whether the i~ormation\ncontained in your reference letter has been furnished to the local office\nof OSI in Chicago, Illinois in accordance vitb existing Bureau inatructions.\nREOORriO - U.7\n62-83894 -\n;)... r\nEHM:DE"
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   "n": 176,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p176.jpg",
   "text": "FBI\nI\n.\n') :RAL BUREAU Of INVESTIGATION\nU S. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE\nCOMMUNICATllECTION\n: _/.\nJUL 4 flilli'i\n. ~\nV\n:· .. :\n.... ;\nTELETYPE\nHOUSTON\n•.· - .-..'7- 4- 50\n2- 55-. PM CST\n~R\nU R G E N T\nMt, Glovln --\n1\\lr, N1chola -\nMr. Rosen--\nMr, Mohr _\n_ _\nFLYING DI SC REPORTED TO HAVE BEEN FOUND NEAR ALICE, TEXAS JULY FOURTH\nINFORMATION CONCERNING.\nSAN ANTONIO TELEPHONICALLY ADVISED THIS OFFICE\nBUREAU BEI NG INFORMED THAT SUBJECT DISC DESCRIBED AS APPROXIMATELY\nFIVE FEET IN DIAMETER, ELYPTICAL IN SHAPE AND BEARING SERIAL NUMBER\nX DASH ONE FOUR SEVEN A AND INSTRUCTIONS QUOTE DO NOT TOUCH\nUNQUOTE.\nRESIDENT AGENT CORPUS CHRISTI STATES THAT LOCAL RAD IO REPORTS\n-\nTHIS DISCOVERY TO BE A HOAX .\nFURTHER INQUIRY BEING MADE AND BUREAU\n-----------\nWILL BE ADVISED.\nCAPTAIN O. C. WETZELL, SECURITY OFF I CER ELLINGTON\nFIELD AIR FORCE ADVI SED AND REPORTED HIS OFFICE HAD NO INFORMATION RE\nSUBJECT DISC .\nPRESS INQUIRIES OF THIS OFFICE WILL BE ANSWERED WITH\nNO COMMENT UACB .\nRECOOOED-118\nLORTON\nEND\nAC PLS\n441PM OK FBI WASH DC CCW\nM\n~"
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   "n": 177,
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   "text": ",,\n•\nftECEIVEO TELETYPE UNIT\nJut.\n~ 4 42 PM '5U\nF.8.1. DEPT. OF JUSTICE\n; ;u snr :1,:; ·td3t\n•, •e • I\n~ .J\n·~ T:JG u, :i ~\nl~, W~r.:11 11 5 1nr\n'\n•\nRECEIVED\n• oo PM ~:!'\n, UL\n~\n-...\n&::-\nr-\n(✓)\n.::0\nm\nc...,,\nc::,\nC'\":!\nn,\n't,...,, ~\n-\n.-f\n-c::\n-\n0 a:, ,.,,\nC\n\"'71\nc:::,\nQ)\nc... 1--i'\n~ c::\n,-\n::J:\n(I')\nb,\n.....,\nD\n..\nt::-\nl:g ,\n....\n§-\nr-\n•✓1\n;:,:;\nn,\nc...,,\n0\n~\n~..,., ~\nco\n_...,\n<\"\nt\no CD ,.,,\n1.41\n..,.,\nc:;,\nI :J fd :I ~l :i'\n..,\n'- f--i I\n.J::a\nc::\n,-\n::i::\nC.r>\n!>\n~\n~\n. ,.\n~ (;\n<:::·\nc::::s\n......"
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   "n": 178,
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   "text": "rt\n,\nu. ~- .,F.rr,;n nm c~ :,:,1:~\n• COMMUNICATIONS .~'.ION\nJUL4 r!J\n•\nTELETYPE\n~\n✓ .\n:::C~I:,- -- :\nMr,\n-\nMt.\nn\n- · -\n, • Trac:y\n•• /\nMt. lla1b0\n/\n'\n/'J_, Mt. Behn\n•\n••\n/\n~ Mr. Moh, ---\nMr. N\n_ ---\nt.l\nC\n---\n~USTON\nDIRECTOR, FBI\n7-4-50\n3-50 PM CST\nICF\n\\\nTe c. Room -- ·····\n__ ,.. __ ••·\n------\nURGENT\nFLYING DISC 1 REPORTED TO HAVE BEEN FOUND NEAR ALICE, TEXAS JULY FO\nINFORMATION CONCERNING.\nSTOKES MCENHEIMER, CHIEF OF POLICE ALUCE,\nTEXAS ADVISES THAT ON THIS DATE A SMALL ELYPTICAL CONTRAPTION WAS FOUND\nIN A ,FlE.,J..D ABOUT ONE HUNDRED YARDS NORTHWEST OF MUNICIPAL AIRPORT\n-\nALICE, TEXAS.\nUPON EXAMINATION IT WAS DETERMINED THAT OBJECT WAS\nCONSTRUCTED BY WELDING A PORTION OF TWO AIRPLANE WI NGS TOGETHER .\nTHE\nCONTRIVANCE WAS FRESHLY PAINTED AND BORE THE MARKINGS DESCRIBED IN\nREFERENCE TELETYPE, AND HAD NO MOTOR OR MEANS OF PROPULSION .\nTHE CHIEF\nOF POLICE REMOVED THE OBJECT TO THE POLICE STATION AND UPON INQUIRY\nQETERMI NED THAT IT HAD BEEN CONSTRUCTED BY A GROUP OF MECHANICS AT THE\nALICE AIRPORT AS A PRACTIC~L JOKE .\nAIR FORCE OFFICIALS ELLIKGTON\nFIELD ADVISED.\nNO FURTHER INQUIRES TO BE MADE.\nLORTON\nCORRECTION\nLAST WORD\nON LINE TWO IS nALICEn\nEND ACK\n5- 54 PM OK FBI WASH DC ED\n(! ,, •"
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   "n": 179,
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   "text": "•\n•\nc.....\nC:\n,-\nt..r:\n;;o\nrn\n(\")\n~ rn\n0\n......\nz\nc·\n>\n'.f:\n-;,\n-~\n..:-\n<\n0\\\nrn\n-0\nc:,\n:;c\nrn\n.:-,\nn;\n..\nU\"I\nc:::-\n2:-\n,-.\n:;;\n--,\nt..n -\nc::::,\nl,J\n.z:-\n:bi\n::a:: ..\n~\n3~u.snr .:10 ·1<110 Te·.:1"
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   "n": 180,
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   "text": "•\nCOMMUNICATIOlcS SECTION\nJUL 4 I J\nTELETi\n·\\\\r. Toi.ca --\nM,, Ladd --\nMt. Cleq9 __\nMr. Gla'ri11 ---\n1,:,. Nlebola -\nf.1'.ROHn--\nMr.t,acy __\nMr. Ha,bo _\n. _\nMr.a.tmoat_\nMr.Molls __\nTele,Boo.a-\nMr.lf __\n_\nN.IMGmldJ'_\nFBI SAN ANTONIO\n7- 4- 50\n1- 30 PM\nJMW\n~CTOR FBI\nFLYING DI SC FOUND AT ALICE, TEXAS, JULY FOUR, FIFTY, INTERNAL SECURITY\nDASH R.\nCAA REPRESENTATIVES SAN ANTONIO, ADVISED THIS OFFICE AT TWELVE\nFI FTEEN P. M. THIS DATE THAT THEY HAD RECEIVED INFORMATION FROM THEIR\n-\nREPRESENTATIVE AT ALICE THAT A FLYING DISC HAD BEEN FOUND BETWEEN THE\nMUNIC IPAL AIRPORT AND THE CI TY OF ALICE.\nDISC IS ELLIPITICAL SHAPE,\nFOUR TO FI VE FEET IN DIAMETER, HAS TWO RADIO AERIALS, SLOTS OR HOLES\nI NDIC~TING JET OR ROCKET PROPULSION.\nDISC HAS NO. X ONE FOUR SEVEN A,\nPRINTED ON IT,\nTOGETHER WITH QUOTE DO NOT TOUCH UNQUOTE. LOCAL RADIO\nNEWSCAST QUOTES CHIEF OF POLI CE, ALICE, TEXAS AS STATING FLYING\nDISC A HOAX.\nOSI, KELLY AFB AND HOUSTON OFFI CE ADVI SED .\nWEEKS\nEND\nRfCORO£D • 118\nACK PLS\nI\n331PM OK FBI WASH DC caw\n~\n9!}1/~\nV"
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   "n": 181,
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   "text": "•\n;D\n.__ \"'\n.,,\nc::\nc-,\na,\nr-\n\"'\n:-\n<\nJ:. \"'\n0\nC\nm\n-0\n-t\n:-4 w \"'\n,-\n0\nw\n\"'\n,..\n...\nc..\nN\n-<\nC: \"\n.,.\nC/'I\n3: \"'\n....\nC:\nn\n..\nz\n1\"11 \"\"\"\n~\n~\n:J :Ju~· rtt J a • .',; :1 a ·s ·r\nt\n•\n.\n; ,. .,\nJi.~1~1-11t.1; .'. (,ii,. ·; ~-:."
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   "text": "•"
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   "n": 183,
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   "text": "•\n•"
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   "n": 186,
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   "text": "ECORDEIA 71\nNDEX~D. llC J_\n•\nI\n.... . . .\nJuly 11, 1950\nTour ca rd postmarked July 3, 1950, has\nbeen received and it is suggeated that you may\nwish to correspond directly with the Secretary\no/ the Air Force, Notional Defense Building, The\nPentagon, Washington 25, D. c., since the matter\nto which you re/erred has been handled by that\nagenc11.\nI am sure you will jtnd on a close\nezamination o/ the book you mentioned that it\ncontains no quotations from the FBI but merely\nmentions thts agency.\nSincerely 11ours,\nJohn Edgar Hoover\nDi rector\n,.._\n, ...\nC:\nr-\n(/1\n::.,\n.:.J\nf JUli;\\;o 11 _,\nJUL 13 1950\nw\n.. ,\n°' '\n··-S\nNOTE:\nCorrespondent refers to a book \"The Flying Sauce rs-:;\nare Real\" by Donald Key hoe, which has been read and wil 1 -:\n:.i\nbe reviewed by the Crime Records Se~tion in the near .f::l!,_,tur:._e. '.:'.\nThe book mentions briefly that the FBI was investigatfng\n/lying saucers and that -\nBureau Agents witnessed saucers\nat Las Vegas, New Mexico, 12 - 8-48.\nIt is not mr;..]icious\n-:-01\"\"\"-\n-\nin the references tol,#._~a~#I. ~ 4!f Key hoe _., wrote the article\n~:~-,_-_-_ -_\non sauce rs Jo r 1lMie1'f ~ a~ ine . _\n_\n:o c\n01.avln_\n_\n. ,1 {\\3 ~\\:l'.l:lt\n(/'\\\nr:1 ~\nlilCMl8__\n'\noo~ n~\\E'-i ~o\n\"\n~\nn\n/\nkosen__\n~\nQ\n\\ \\ \\\\ I \\\nr,:\n0\nTracy__\n\\>\n\\. fa\n=i:-.t_::-_-_ ~ DDC:mjp:ma~,,\nJ; , r\\a I.J\n...;\n:::..·a,~\n-:J\">\n:::-\n. OIO-om-=\n1:;;.>r.,,T) rn\nI\n~ 1--1 ~ ~- I\nt.oooc__ ~\n4./s.i:J\n9\n-\nr- ~.\ni,01\\Jy__\n~')~\n' u=; H\n.y i-9 '"
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   "n": 187,
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   "text": "'\n. ,,\nUNITED STA'i' ES GOVERNMENT \\\nSUBJECT:\nDirector, FBI\nSAC, Louisville\nALF E. HIXENBAUGH' s Photographs\nof\"-1:l ying Saucers;\nINFORMATION CONCERNING\nDATE:\n8/2/50\nOn Jwte 28, 1950, the Louisville Times , a newspaper of general\ncirculation published at Louisville, Kentucky, carried a two\ncolumn cut showing three frames of a. movie camera. film of wha.t\npur ported to be a moving picture of a. flying saucer.\n'fhe photo-\ngr aphs , taken by ALF (AL) HIXE113AUGH, Times staff photographer,\nwere taken, HIXENBAUGH sa.id, on a 16 rnm magazine - loadi ng movi e\ncamera.\nThe news articl e, accompanying the photographs , stated HIXENBAUGH\ntook 50 feet of film in which \"the bright flyi ng object shows\nclearly . \"\nThe photographer, according to the article , was a.t\nLongest and Everett Avenues near his home, 2205 Longest , at 4 : 15\np. m., June 27, 1950, on his way to take some moving pictures of\nbirds .\nThe articl e relates tha.t HIXENBAUGH \"suddenly hear d the\nroa.r of a big plane -- a twin-motor ed DC- 3 - - and glanced over-\nhead.\nAt first he thought it was a. jet plane then he l ooked to\nthe west of the plant, which was flying southwest toward Standi-\nford Field -- and saw the l arge disk.\nIt had a slight corona.\naround it and seemed to be lower tha.n the plane .\"\nAccording to HIXENBAUGH, the object appeared \"motionless for about\nten seconds ... then it began to get smal l er, finally vanishing into\nthe west . 11\nThe article notes that while the \"saucer\" appeared on\nall the film HIXENBAUGH took, the airplane was out of the picture\nfield quickly, appear ing on only about 10 feet .\nHIXENBAUGH, accord-\ning to the article , advised military officers at Godman Field who\n~Jfr:\nin turn notified flight headquarters at , right- Patterson Field.\nJi copy of the newspaper article and photographs a.re being forwarded\nto the Bureau as enclosures .\nA subsequent newspaper article stated that representatives of the\nmilitary would fly to Louisville to examine the films.\nIn addition\n~1?R being printed in the Louisvi lle Times, the movie film taken by\ni¥fXENBAUGH was carried on a national television network a.nd received\nnational collllllent 'from r,ALTER .. INCHELL ,\nITTXEPBAUGH has received tele-\nphonic and wri~ten queries concerning subject matter of the picture\n~\nHTH/w~hp ~\nLs #6\nENC\n~\n, ~osures- 3\nf~'c\nUG8"
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   "n": 188,
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   "text": ""
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   "n": 189,
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   "text": "from various persons and organizations throughout the United States,\nhe said.\nOn July 28, 1950, HIXENBAUGH telephonically communicated with the\nLouisville Division stating that ne had been advised that a repre-\nsentative of one of the Army Intelligence Agencies would be in Louis-\nville on Saturday, July 29, 1950, to view the film.\nHe expressed fear\nthat the persons who might be contacting him might be unauthorized in-\ndividuals and asked if he could bring the film to the FBI office for\nclearance .\nHIXENa'.UGHwas advised that the Bureau did not clear em-\nployees of other agencies and if he had doubt as to their authenticity\nhe should check with the agency they professed to represent .\nHIXEN-\nBAUGH was advised that in the event they were not representatives of\nthe agency they professed to represent, the information should b~ fur-\nnished this office and appropriate action would be taken under the Im-\npersonation Statute .\nOn July 29, 1950, ROBERT STE.IYAU, 1608 South Second Street, Louisville,\nstaff photo6rapher for the Courier-Journal, a newspaper of general cir-\nculation published in Louisville, KentucKy, personally called at the\nLouisville Office .\nSTEPJAU stated that he and WILLIAM DAVIS, who is\nin charge of photographers for both the Courier-Journal and Louisville\nTimes, doubted the authenticity of the photographs taken by HIXENBAUGH\nand went on to state that approximately two years ago lITXENBA.OGH took\nwhat he claimed was a night photograph of a \"flying disk\". The photo-\ngraph was published at that time in the Louisville Times and showed a\nstreak of light across the heavens.\nSTEINAU said that he and D!VIS\nsubsequently were advised by a friend of HIXENBAUGH that the picture\nwas \"a fraud\".\nThe friend related that HIXENBAUGH was lying on his\nback on the .ground with his camera pointing toward the sky when the\nfriend flipped one or more lighted matches across the focal plane of\nthe camera.\nSTEINAU said that HIXENBAUG:; enjoys a poor reputation among other staff\nphotographers of the Courier- Journal and Louisville Times and he believes\nHIXENBAUGH perpetrated both the original hoax concerning the flying disk\nand this later \"hoax\" concerning the flying saucer to attract attention\nto himself.\nSTEINAU produced a print made from tliree frames of the orig-\ninal motion picture negative submitted by HIXE}!BAUGH for television use.\nHe also furnished an enlargement of one of the frames.\nHe called atten-\ntion to the fact that the trees appearing in the photograph and the air-\nplane appearing in the center background both are out of focus and appear\n- 2 -"
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   "n": 190,
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   "text": "•\n\\.\nI\nLs /1=62-0\n\"fuzzy\".\nSTEINAU called attention to the fact that the dot appear-\ning in the picture which was tanned a ''flying saucer\" by HIXENBAUGH\nappears in sharp detail. This, according to STEINAU, would indicate\nthat the disk was closer to the camera then either the trees or air-\nplane. ~lthough the pictures were taken at 64 frames per second,\nvrhich is calculated, according to STEINf.U, to produce slow motion\naction, the airplane appears in only the first ff!W frames of the\nnegative and then disuppears.\nThe\n11 saucer\" appears stationary dur-\ning most of the frames but ~ventuRlly appears to be growing smaller\nin the distance.\nSTEINAU says he does not know hov, HIXENBAUGH performed the \"trick\nphotography\" but suggests that it could be done easily by focusing\nthe camera at a spot on a window and then moving the camera in a\nstraight line away from the window, thus giving the illusion that\nthe spot was disappearing into the distance.\nFor the further information of tho Bureau it should be noted that the\nphotographic department of the Courier-Journal and The Louisville Times,\nunder the direction of 1HLLHJ, DA VIS, furnishes staff photographs\nfor both the Courier-Journal and the Louisville Times, which newspapers\nare operated under one ownership.\nThe above is furnished for the Bureau's information.\n- 3 -"
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   "n": 191,
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   "text": "•\nTHE LOUISVILLE\nI\n~ \"\ndz\"\n~-\nM~vj~ Snapped of Sky Disk\n1\nBy Alert Times Photographer ,\nYes, we have some flying saucers today, and for the first time,\nhere are moving pictures for proof.\nMany have reported seeing the officials. None had heard any\nb t ·t\n· d f\nAl reports of a \"flying saucer.\" He\ns~ucers\nu\n1 remame\nor .\nwas advised to iniorm military\nHixenbaugh\nto do something officials at Godman Field.\nabout it-with his trusty 16 mm.\nGodman said it would notify\nmagazine-loading movie camera. flight headquarters at Wright-\n\"Hix,\" Times staff photog-\nPatterson Field which might\nrapher, took 50 feet of film in send an aide to examine the\nwhich the bright flying object films.\nshows clearly in all. Army of- 1--------e--=\nficials have been informed and\nhave indicated eagerness to ex-\n·amine the pictures.\nThe photographer was at Long-\nest and Everett Avenues, near his\nhome at 2205 Longest, at 4:15 p.m.\nyesterday. He was on his w] to\ntake some movies of birds.\n* * *\nSuddenly he heard the ro\nof\na big plane -\na twin-mot red\nDC-3-and glanced overhead. At\nfirst he thought it was a jet\nplane.\nThen he looked to the\nwest of the plane, which was\nflying south.vest toward Standi-\nford Field-and saw the large\ndisk.\nIt ,bad a slight corona\naround it and seemed to be lower\nthan the plane.\nHe aimed his camera and fired.\nWhile he ground out the film, he\nsaid, the object appeared motion-\nless for about 10 seconds.\n\"It stood practically still, like\n--a balloon,\" he said.\nThen it began to get smaller,\nfinally vanishing into the west.\nWhile the \"saucer\" appears on\nall of the film he took, the plane\nwas out of the picture field\nquickly, appearing only on about\n10 feet. The disk was within his\nvision \\'about a minute.\"\n-\"'-\n\"Hix\" contacted the newsroom\nat WHAS and from there Jerry\nGammons c a 11 e d\nStandiford\nand Bowman Fields and weather\n,;,: ·-\nTI MES\n•\n•\nBy Times Stall Photo£rapl r\nHere's Real Flying Saucer, If There ls One\nThis is what a \"flying saucer\" looks like, if there reall;r is such I\na thing. Al Hixenbaugh, Times' photographer, snapped movies of\nthe object yesterday. The object appears almost as big as the twin•\nmotored DC-3 t~.\\qe ;ight.\nfNCLOSURE ~ ~ 'f _\nI\n,-----\nThe Louisville Times\nLouisville, Kentucky\nJune 28, 1950"
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   "n": 192,
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   "text": "TO\nDirector, FBI\nSAC, Chica.go\nFLYING DISCS\n(Bufile 62- 83894~)\nReBulet July 28, 1950.\nDATE : August 2, 1950\nThe Bureau is advised that the information set forth in Chicago\nlet dated July 18, 1950 and the information submitted to the\nBureau by Chicago let dated July 31, 1950 entitled \"ROBERT R.\nPETRO!~, INFORMANT, FLYING DISCSn ha.s been submitted to OSI .\nYiIR- JCS\n100- 18999\n~;<//\n8AUG101950\n' LJ- ~\n~\nt_/ ~fl\n'AUG & rn~g\nf\n,."
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   "n": 193,
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   "text": "u.::1/\\1.:¾03~"
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   "n": 194,
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   "text": "•\n>RM NO. 84\n'\n.ujfice ·.-Memorandum •\nrl~\nUNITED STATES GOVERNMENT\nTO\nDirector, FBI\nSAC, Chicago\nROBERT ~ONE, INFCRMANT\nFLYIOO DISCS\nDATE: July 31, 1950\nA1R MAIL\nSPEX;IAL DELIVERY\nOn July 28, 1950, Mr. ROBERT R. PE'IRONE, Publisher, Midwest Times,\n3437 West Chicago Avenue, Chicago, phone KEdzie 3-8400, brought to\nthis office the original letter and envelope attached, postmarked\nJuly 25, 1950 at Chicago, which letter is quoted below:\n11Since we are on the brink of a third world conflict, the\nworld is more air concious than ever. Aviation in some\nphases is yet in its pioneering days.\nMuch talk goes on\nabout the flying saucers or discs.\nThe saucer we speak\nabout, is not a military secret, and is not yet owned by\nany government. The flying saucer which was seen over\nsouth Chicago last April is a large fuel tank with crystal\nglass wings. It has two large jet engines on both sides.\nIt is radion controled. It resembles a saucer very much\nwhen in flight. The wings cannot be seen on a clear day.\nThis is so it is a most difficult target for anti aircraft\ngunners. The reason for the large flat gas or fuel tank\nis to give the ship a long range for atomic bombing.\nThe\nship was designed by FRED SPAUNHOLDT, a former 1Linco1\nskywriter,\nFRANK HOCCHPAW, aircraft mechanic, and CARL\n/)\nTEICHMAN, German World war I ace. The ship was financed\na·;\nby HOWARD HUGHES, millionaire aviation enthusiast. It is\n<o?»\nJ\nnow being tested by the Glen F. Martin Aircraft Co., makers\n~\n•\nof the Martin Marauder.\nThe craft is only made for one\n\"'\n1 ,\"'\n~o-O.f way trips. It has a r ange of 4000 miles, ceiling of\n1 ~..§'\n25,000 feet, and a speed of 750 miles per hour.\nSo far\n-~ev,,·\nonly_a few of these craft have been made, and they usually\n~c,v-\nI.\n\\I\nare pitched in the lake or ocean as they cannot be landed .\ntt.16~\n~ They are merely to carry a bomb of high destruction to\n/,I ·7~/4 J enemy country.\nThey have no wheels, but small steel rails\n'b \\\nift1' on the bottom fran which they take off. All other mechanism\ncan be explained in detail. The man who welded the ship\nsays it is by far the best long range bombing instrument\ni \\~\nhe has ever seen. The name of the ship is the 'Danse\n\\ C, ~ ~ , v ~l}.I Macabre• •\n•\nV\nt~\n\"Editor\n\"In a few weeks zinc cuts §h~~ 3. views of craft ftfi):J. _b:<l~,4u.\nsent to you.\ntJ.\nRECORDED. 113 {(i<b..-\n-.V\"~°\"' ~\n\"Yours ,!~O. 113 A~G\nl95Q\n.\n\"/s/ AIB\nERG1~ 4\n'\n~\nclosure\nh<lts:bam\n100-18999\nI"
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   "n": 195,
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   "text": "' •\n'\n'\n,.\n'\\,:\n·-\n.."
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   "n": 196,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p196.jpg",
   "text": "..\n•\nI\nDirector, FBI, 7/31/50\nUr. PEI'RO~E states that no one connected with the Midwest Times\nknows of anyone named 11ALBERT HOLMBrRG 11, nor do they know of\nanyone who lives in the circulation area of their paper with that\nname.\nThe Midwest Times has a circulation of 15,000 copies which\npapers are distributed in a small area in the northwest section of\nChicago.\nMr. PETRONE stated he did not want to publish this letter as he felt\nthe Army desired that the matter be kept confidential.\nHe will\ncootact this office again if he receives the 11zinc cutsll or has any\nother corresponcence from HOLMBrRG.\nHe felt that HOLMBERG might\nsend the same information to other publishers who may print the\nstory.\nThere was no return address f or HOLMBERG on either the envelope or\nthe letter.\nThere is, however, an ALBERT HOLMBFRG listed in the\ntelephone directory at 2065 North Kedzie and an ALBERT F. HOLMBERG\nat ll328 South Prairie Street, Chicago.\nThis information is being transmitted to the BUreau for such a ct ion\nas it deems appropriate.\nThe Chicago indices are negative regarding HOLMBPRG.\n- 2 -\n' •"
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   "n": 197,
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   "text": "•\n•"
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   "n": 198,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p198.jpg",
   "text": ".\n, ..\n.\n.\nMtD'\\\\Je-s1 /vcsw s\n3'-/ 3~-\nw\n. C1-11c;<Go /fua .\nC f//Cl/60/\n/~c..,."
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   "n": 199,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p199.jpg",
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   "n": 200,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p200.jpg",
   "text": "'I.\nd-'L- ~\n~\nW.Al,D11.Q:Jtl.,..\n•\nI\n~'.vt¼~ ~-:Ua ~\n4~~~\n_,J_,_ ~\n----~ - 1-4\n°i~ . . _;u._.,\n,~\n~\nht~'~\n~\n~--~vv~~~\n~ ~ 1~\nvJ ~\n~ ~\n::t,;. ~\n.\n~~\n~~"
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   "n": 201,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p201.jpg",
   "text": ""
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   "n": 202,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p202.jpg",
   "text": ""
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   "n": 203,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p203.jpg",
   "text": ""
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   "n": 204,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p204.jpg",
   "text": "•\ni .1·,:11:· .:ii\nJd.11.S\nI 8 j\n03f,i~3::;H\nOS, Hd 61 v rz 1nr\n·s.3NOf ·~R\n•\n+-"
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   "n": 205,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p205.jpg",
   "text": ""
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   "n": 206,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p206.jpg",
   "text": "NOV 131951\n)\n,\n~\n•\n~~~- r~5/?- ~~\nCHANGEC TO\n~~- j.lt~ \"t;\n?X\nt"
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   "n": 207,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p207.jpg",
   "text": ", __\n,_\ni. _\n_\not _\n_\nHoo■_\n----\n[\n'\nSeptember\nMr. l al tcr n. Jones\n36 King ~trect,\nut\nToronto, Ontario, Canada\nDear l!r. Jonea :\nI\nAuthority:\nNND 90986\n- •\nI have roceivod your letter of August 29, 1950, and\nllmlt to thank you for bringing t.he inrormstion contained\ntherein t o t.he ~tumtion of thi:s Bureau.\n'nle Jepartmont of the Air Force ie the Oepartlll'3nt\nof this f\".ovemment engaged in coordinating and analyzing\nthe type of intorr:ation contained in your referenced\nletter. I have taken t..be liberty, thoretore, in f'urnish-\ning your letter to that Department for their at.tention.\nNote:\nBureau files reflect that a Walter D. Jones in 1944 was the\nTr easurer of the National Counci l for Canadian-Soviet Friendship\nlocated at 80 King Street, Toronto, Ontario.\nThe RCMP advised in\n.Pebruary, 1945 that i'falter D. Jones wa~rta ,woaz.Jin; \\ -,~~~ian business-\nman and ,~as not known to be connected (1.11' aatr ,i~iHlth otlie Labor\nProgressive Party (CP of Canada). The RCMP further advised that t he\n'V\nr~ational Council for Canadian-Soviet FPien'dsfd,fJ''fia\\•~fdffued pr imarily\n~\nbv persons prominent in the business life orl-C~ala .\nAccording to the\nRCMP, the list of patrons included the fi~ar~•tflJ&f Canada, many\nof the Lie~t)enant Governors of the Provinces , the Premiers o_f _the\n\"IT, ~'frovinces,,. an~ sever9-l of ~f\nuusticen o f Ganada., ... i\nl,:\\\n\"\n, ~\n(lOO-J098.56, '.;etials 1 & 5)\nt.?\n,,.\n'\n✓\"\n,,.\n..\n,J"
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   "n": 208,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-5/p208.jpg",
   "text": "WALTER ~ONES\n35 K IN G S TR EET EAS T\nTORONTO. ONT.\n...\nAugust 29, 1950.\nGentlemen:\nIt has come to my attention that one of the Departments of\nthe F.B.I. is colle'Q:ing information from eyewitnesses of the phenomenon\ncommonly termed Flying Saucers' and with this in view I have the fol-\nlowing incident to relate.\nOn July 19th at 10:30 I was looking over my farm facing west.\nThe moon was fairly full and there was a low ceiling of light clouds.\nMuch to my amazement I saw through the clouds a hazy object of light\ncoming towards the farmhouse with incredible speed, It circled before\nreaching the farmhouse and continued to do so, neither the height or the\norbit of which I could determine. I could not distinguish its shape, as it\nwas above the clouds and I could only see a filter of light.\nThis was an entity in itself or within itself. It did not come\nfrom a beam either above or below. At times it seemed to retard its speed\nand then would circle in the opposite direction. After watching this\nspectacle for about ten minutes I felt in justice to myself that I should have\ncorroboration so I called to my houseman who was in bed who came out in\nslippers and bathrobe and watched it with me for about ten minutes with\nmouth agape. I continued to watch it in all for about thirty-five minutes,\nfrom 10:30 p.m. to 11 :05 p.m. when it disappeared in a westerly direction.\nI am passing this along to you for what it is worth. If you\nare not interested throw it in the waste paper basket.\n{/\nYours very truly,\nRE CORDED . 90\nINDEXFD • 90\nThe Federal Bureau of Investigation,\nDepartment of Investigation,\nWashington, D.C.,\nP.S.\nU.S.A.\n\\\n\\\nMy farm is located twelve miles nortti\\,east of City Hall, Toronto.\n.."
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   "n": 209,
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   "text": ".\n. . ... . SERVICE UNIT\n'\n,-22a\nSupervieor sks.:-.z .. u\nJ!oom 3 z°K\nSubj: ~YaJ.:4:e ~-\n~~\n-Exact Spelling\nSearchers\n__ All References\nInitial ~\n~ubversive Ref .\nDate 9 ,z=co\n~in File\n__ R~\nLocalit y of\n/;.._ -r:L: ~G-A..-\nFILE NUMBER\nSERIALS"
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