fbi-uap-d012-newark-field-office-1952-1967

PURSUE Release 03 — Newark Field Office 1952 1967 (FBI-UAP-D012)

Source: U.S. Department of War, PURSUE (Presidential Unsealing and Reporting System for UAP Encounters) — Release 03 (third tranche), published 12 June 2026. Document FBI-UAP-D012. URL: release portal https://www.war.gov/UFO/release/03/ · bundle https://www.war.gov/medialink/ufo/061226/release_03/release_03_documents.zip (file: FBI-UAP-D012_Newark-Field-Office_1952-1967.pdf) Captured: 2026-06-12. Text below is the clean born-digital / OCR text extracted from the released PDF (66 pages). What this is: Newark Field Office 1952 1967. Index/analysis: pursue-release-03-uap-records.

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FILE & SERIAL NO.

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BmlARKS

• DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE

HEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES AIR FORCE •.WASHINGTON THE tNSPECTOR GENERAL USAF 20 DISTRICT OFFICE OF SPECIAL INVESTIGATIONS

67 BROAD STREET NEW YORK 4, NEW YORK

IN REPLY REFER

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Mr. S. I. McKee

Special Agent-in-Charge

Federal :eureau o t Investigation 18 , R~a:vmoncl-0:>uierc,e Bldg. , Newark 2, Hew Jersq

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, H.J. IIQtrmY Dear Kr. McKee,

Transitted herewith are copies of a restricted memorani’aa data4 12 .luguat 1952, ad.dressed to the .Sth OSI District by’ the Chief, T•chJd.cal Atl&l.7eis Di’rleion, .lir Technical Intelligence Center, Wrl.ght-Patteraen

lir :rorce Base, Ohio; a letter, with incloaure., dated 2 .&.ugu.at l addressed to A.TIC, W’right Patterson Jll’B, ~ n , Ohio, ·b7 Mr. CHARIBS GREGG, St&tt w.riter, “The Berald-llevs, Passaic, B. J.•; a.rd. S8TO photographs allegedly ot wti.dentified aerial objecte. The J.:ti- Technical Intelligence center has requested that the background o~ abject ciT.l.llaa photographer, JOHN H. RILBY, 28, 571 Main Street., P&terson, •• J. and of known vitneaa GIORGI J. STOCK, 221 Brooks Ave., Passaic, If. J., be in­

Teatigated in an attempt to determine their reliabilii:ty; that the pho­ tographer be questioned. u to the cirCU111stances under lihich he took the pictures; that an atteapt be ll&de to locate other sources in the areaJ

and that an:r,other data pertinent to determining the authenticity- ot the

photos be obtained.

This office will apprecia’t·‘iN~~ceiving copies or your reports o:t investigation or this ma-ttaii,::—·, eerely’ yours,

10 Incle, A.a 1ndicated abo CCI. Hq OSI

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: SAC, NEWARK

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15/57

SA JOHN T. MURPHY

N.J., te that in the middle of t

hersel:f and 2 children were

8 Douglas Road, Glen Ridge, y advised on the above date ternoon of November 5, 1957, her husband, n the lawn of their prop er ty •

From a southwesterly rection they observed a long, cylindrical, dark silver object th no wings but fins on the rear, moving along toward the n.ortheas ,i There were no marki.rtgs on the object, it was not flying high nor aet and they could not tell 1.f it made any noise since there was a plane flying nearby at the same time.

She recalled there were no other neighbors out at the ‘time and they apparently were the only ones who saw it. She stated that the object returned from the dire~tion it had gone about dusk and it seemed as though there was some motor noise from it. It flew into the southwest at a higher altitude but at about the same speed. .tt.!,t !Nf’ORMA,T’COH f;()NTA!NJ.cr> ”-’•· HERE! h,;Jfl Advise OSI. OATE B

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US Air Force Reserve Captain, 24 Day Street, Cli telephonically contacted this office at 8:46 p. to advise that he had seen an unidentified flying object ) at 8:30 p.a., 8/27/57. SCHEY state4 that he observed a object in the sky due west of Clifton,· N. J. According SCHEY, the object had a shape reaeabliag that of an underwater deaolition boab and light, in the shape of a croas, waa colling fro• within this UFO. SCHEY stated that he, with the use of hia field glasses, was able to see what looked like diaaond-ahaped holes in the u:ro froa which the ligat eaitted. Agent GEORGE WEBTZ, 081 Duty Officer, was telephonically contacted at his hoae at 8:51 p.a., 8/27/57, and advised of the above.

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Glen Ri . . telepho ically 4: p.a., this date, hi• wife o’baerved a

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flyiae o·bject over Glen Biclge, N’. J. IIARI ated hi• wife deacrib•d this object a.a being a brilliant white, cigar •baped

witb delta wines toward the tail and wa.a unable to hear any aoi■• COiline froa thia object. According to Jira. IUltIIO, thia object waa flyiq froa tb.e aouth to the aorth.

VAN LIBRE, OSI, waa telephoaically

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SA RICHARD G. 110D DIDDTIPIZD PLYI•G OBJJ:CT .lt 1:10 p.a., 2/11/58, Jira. IWlY JAJm

KI, 2630 Va\Utb.all Road, Union,•• J., phone JIU 6-09 , telepho11icall7 advised tJa.ia office that at 12:25 p.a., 2/11/SS, alle obae:ryed an unideatified flying object froa the kitchea window of her lloae. Sile clescribecl tais Vl’O as hull.et-shaped, silTer, no winga, :flying aoutJa at a very hip altitude wita vapor trail. Sb.estated it flew aao~ higher than co-roial aircraft and she heard no aoi…

BAJlOLD PBCE. OSI, wa■ notified 4:00 p.a., 2/11/58.

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NG OBJECT SIGHTED BRIDOB OW 4 2/$8 Alit INFOP.MATICN CON1’AINED

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232 Dwight St., Jeraey City, phone HEJ ad iaed on thia date that ahe and her-hu■ band ect object lltlich appeared aa a flaming rocket

S-0.33 observed th• eu coming down :rrom the 1k7. They were in their_ car at the tilft• coming home(“1orth) tram the aho:ee on RT. JS aTid were passing over a small bridge just before going on to the lai-~e bridge at Pe:rtJ Amboy. •

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The writer telephonioally contacted SA John Murphy, who ia in charge ot 11UJon with other go-vernm.ent agencies in the Newark office,at 1:10 AM. The writer viahed to know whether h• should 1mmediatfly conatact OSI or it SA Murphy ahould do ao. SA Murphy tqld the nt1Jer that the procedure aa he underatooad1t was to aend a letter to the interested agency and not make an immediate ooal*” 1th the agency at night. SA. Murphy did suggest that the writer 1 rm the Sunday morning duty agent of the contents or thia meao and leave it to hia dlac9etion aa to whether OSI ahould be co cted at that time. M’rra. A.G.DDower telephonically contacted the Newark ottice

at 1:35 AM on this date. She informed the writer that ah• and her husband had seen a UFO that had paaaed over her reaidenc• in a South to North d1reot18nJ that it had laated tor only two or three aeoondaJ that to her it appeared to be a white hot point ot l.lght. with a tail or predomiantly orange coloringJ that this tail waa at least ten time ■ aa large aa the objeotJ that the tail waa fan ahapedJ that it was a& an altitude of greater than 3,000 feet; that it was unli~e a talling atarJ and that when they tirat aav the object t• appeared to th•m thaJ it had burst into flam.••• Mra. Dower advised \hat she resides at 8 arYard Terrace, Weat Orange, N.J.

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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

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FROM

DATE:

4-22-59

CLERK WILLIDI P • lfUGEM’l’ ._,,/

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Tbe writer waa telephonioally oontaoted by Mr. GRAHAM, WHO RESIDES .A’l’ 266 lfOR’l’H AVE., l’AlfWOOD, lf.J., at 15’ PM thia date. MR. GRAHAM atated that he vas Tieving a aeried t lighta in the air that oame out o:t the Southern Horizon and traveled aa taat aa the satellite ■ sent up by thia country. He ■ tated th•ae 1ighta·· changed oolor. and alao diTided 1n the air and oame together again. Be stated he had oalled the local polioe and there waa a leoal 1ioem.an in h1a hoae at the time or hi• call. ’!‘he wr6te~.adT1a•d . • John■ on that he would .tu.i-niah hi• 1nto:raation te tb.e OSI and 11.pon the termination or Hr. Jobnaon’• oall, the wz-1ter telephon1ttllf oontacted Agent BLALOCK or the OSI and in.toraaed him ot • Johnaon • • Cl\lll. A.gent BLALOCK told the writer that he would b.andl• the matter.

MR. JOIOOION’S ‘!ELEPHONE NUMBER IS FANWOOD 2-67

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• UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT DATE: 10/28 /59

SAC :

Clerk William P. Nugent

UFO SIGHTED ON 10/28/59 AT APPROXIMA ‘!ELY .5 :40 PM

SUBJBCT:

Between 5:40 and 6:45 PM on th:ts date, this office was in recelpt of some seven calls in regard to captioned matter. The object sighted was generally described as a very bright object with a number of twinkling lights around 1 t; wAsseurro1.1nded by a haze or , cloud llke mist; had a vapor trail whi.ch disapated very qui.okly and which was of great area in the vicinity of the object. It is to be noted that the indivlduals calli.ng claimed to have numerous w1 tnesses to this phenomena. The following is a 11st of those who contacted the offtoe and the ti.me which they called is noted abev~ the name, address, and telephone nu~ber:

5:55 P

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Mr. Wa

P.O. Bo Bedm:tni Tel.#

327,

er, N. J., 8-1106

6:01 P

Mr. Leo ard Connors, Street, 210 19t Surf Ci N .J •, Tel.# HY -9333

6:05

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Mr. M tin Arman,

25 Val y St.,

East Or ge 1 N.J. (Business Address) Tel.# S 2-8460 6:10 P Coll. Ve V1. llage

Greeww:Joh

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Mr. Ri

130 Ver Harn:tlton

on A Peterson; ad, N. rJ. ( PH6fietio)

5826

rd Stoner

n Rd.,

are, N.J. (near Trenton

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SA Gay R. Shahan was in receipt of the follo-wing calls:

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on Ave., Palj sa . Park, N ,.J • . • 1. # Jil,:f- , 32 ;,-,

:!JO Ptt ( ~ e .• :Tf __ PI ··-8 49

Rl<k ··.-.rd La R n te • . ·.. n •• orwo · Ave., (ffpper Montclair), N. J ~ •

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1/16

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SA WILLIAM H. ROCKET’!’

suBJBCT: Unidentified Plying Object OltaerTecl 5: J>M

January 16, 1960

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A.t approxtaptely $:50 PJII this date, STEP

KLYCE,

541 W 113 St, W.Y.C., telephonioally ed d thet he ia the orgniet e.t the Pirst Presbyterien Ch.uroh, Broed st., Bloomtield., W.J. PI 3-1796. While et the cauroh et ebout 5: PM this d.-te, he Pnd others heard what seunded 11• e reer or e jet.

On

going out Pnd loeking·

at the aky they srw P bright object in the aky vita a hasy eutline around it. It appeaed to be atetionpry and waa east in the direction ot W.Y.C. A plane wes paaaing overhead at the aame time an4 the UFO wea abe11t 5,000 teet up in the aky. The UPO diaap••red atter about

5 minutes.

At 6100 PM, RALP

LA.VELLA, 10 Hilloreat Avema.e,

Weat Pateraen, •.J., telep cally adT1ae4 that at aaeut 5i4.$ PM•• aad aeen a jet pl • .tlyj.mg SB, heard. an ex­ plosion, aaw an object lea•• e plane and move in an eeate:rly 41:reotion. A ‘brigllt light e11&.nated. :rre• the e’b­ Jeot and atter sever.al Jlinutes it app••~ed to drop tre• the alcy in the vicinity or W.Y.C. ◊

At 6t03 PR, Agent M.A. SRODA, OSI, Camp Kil.Jller, B.J., XI 5-8286 waa telehenioBlly adTised or the above 1 ntorlllli’ ti on. An anenyaous oll furnished aillilar inferEtion et 5:47 PM end at 6t27 PM A. T DOUGLAS, 202 Morris ATea11e, Springtield, W.J., DR 6-3997, dTised that at 5145 PK, while sitting in his opr in e aupe?‘ll8X-ket at Springtield, 1’.J., helled observed e TPpor trril •i.tJDIXIIJUhl• in the Southern aky. At the end or it there WPS P bright object trevelling Pt jet speed, then it aeemed to step, end PemPin atrtioaPry for 5 minn.tes end then 41seppeered.

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ATES GOVERNMENT DATB: 2/27/60

Clerk William P. Nugent UFO SIGHTED ON 2/27

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by S.M. KAPLAN OVER BLOOMFIELD, B • J.

The writer received a telephonic contact trom MR. S. M. .

PLAN, 19 Al:fred Lane, Bloomfield, I.J.1. …,

at 6:35 PM his date. He advised a group or aeighbQrs and himsel had seen an UFO and reported the details concerning •

‘l’h.e writer telephonically contacted OSI agent La Belle, the duty man tor this date, and advised him o.f the incident. He stated that he did not want the details as he would get them .first hand .from Kaplan,. thanked the writer, and terminated the convers•t1on.

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UNITED STATES

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SAC, NEWARK (62-0)

FROM

SA WILLIAM E. GAGNON

SUBJECT:

DATE:

2/8/61

JOHN

Infer Sew~,g__lJ:in\La~-

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ephonically contacted

which time he furnished the

ted that while driving home in his ce.r le.st Sunde.y, 2 , around 7:00 p •. m., he noticed e.n extremely bright obje t in the sky. He sta.ted the.t this object,which is not a s~e.r, appeared to be round in shape a.nd much larger than a sts:r. He sts.ted that this object, which he could not further describe, s.ppeared to the Northwest of his residence.

He stated that he saw this same object on Monday and Tuesday evenings, e.nd that tonight there were three similar type objects in the sky. He stated that one object e.ppesred to be Northwest of his residence; one to the West and the other to the North of his res:tdance. He ste.ted thet these objects, however, had changed from a round shape to leterel shape and appeered to be much likes spectrum.. He stated thet his wife told him he had been drink­ ing and imegining things. He stated tb.et he had hi.s daughter who is a school teecher, his son, his wife end a neighbor out looking et these objects and they hed ver5.fied his findings. He stated th1=1t he didn’t understand these objects and for this

reason wanted to report this matter to this office. He stated he had reported this matter to the Westfield, N.Ji!I Pol:lce De­ partment but they were too busy to check on this because they were shoveling snow. He stated he tried to report the matter to Civilian Defense but there was no answer. He stated that since he did not understand these

objects e.nd ha did not know ‘Whether they wet•e weather balloons

or foreign objects, he wanted to report this matter to the FBI for whateYer action deemed appropriate. No action reoommende .,.,, ( 1)

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SAC NEWARK

FROM

IC D. LOUIS BARRA

SUBJECT:

UNIDENTIFIED

llFURMlTION

DATE:

G OBJECTS

CERNING

16/61

ALL !NFO H.E.fiE! ·D’A.

haa aeen objeota in the sky oa ich ahe was unable to identify.

Complainant related that ahe haa other information ahe·would like to furnish to a FBI agent, but was unable to explain any further on the phone. Doarcke was very vague oonoerning her oomplainau and would :mot diacuas the information aha desired to furnish the FBI, while she was on the phone. The aboTe data 1a recorded tor information and is &Qggeated that a agent contact complainant to determine if ahe baa any 1:lorm.at1on or any value to the FBI.

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/61

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SUBJECT: ‘(Jl’.JIDElTTIFIED

FLYING OBJECTS Il>JFORMA TI(Y~T CC1’TCEF 11JING

1/16/61 at Newark.

Re memo of JC. D. On 2/13/61 Mrs.

&rcke, 122 Ma.in St. Franklin,

one month ago seen an article in

advised that she had the Newark News concernigg

N. J.

identified r1,1ng objects thaj were a

matter of concern to the U.S. She stated that as a result of this ar.•

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ticle she recal 1 ed that in either 1938 or 1939 she Art Schoel and had a teacher by the name

ded the Newark ,,.,.,”’

who resi.ded

at 915 Sanford Ave. Irvington, N. .J. Mrs.

stated that on one

o,~casion in 1939 Grabach had requested her t

a drawing of Boulder

Dam which was to be used for purposes of reprinting. She stated that she had never been paid for this drawing and that she has had no contact with Grabach since that time. Mrs. Goarcke also stated the t she be l:!.eved that these uniden­ ti f1ed flying objecs could be used to obtain pictues of SU(h install­ ations as Boulder Da.m whlch idea occured to her as a. result of the above mentioned article in the Newark News. Mrs. Goarcke alio stated that in 1939 Gr. -1bach was in sympathy with communism and dammed tbe American Way

of life@ Mrs. Goarcke was during trn course of to wander in her thought process and apoeared daze. She could not furrish any informatlon other tha.t unidentified fl,-ing objects ccDld be used to

Boulder Dam.

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, the aubJeot telepbonioal ooatacted the Baakenaaak, Hew y Re■ident Agency and •••1•ed that he i■ eaployecl •• a for a deteotlve ageaoy alld. laet nlcht, be obaened flying eota ia the air OYer Lodi, Rew Jene,. STOCEB belieyea tbat tbe11e flying object■ were tlyia1 ■aaoen and be would like to furniah thla infonaation to the appropriate federal agency. STOCKS advi11ed tbat be ob■ened flying saucen ewer Lodi, Hew Jereey, on 9/lG/11 and notified the looal police departaent of tbia eTent. BTOCES atated tbat on this date, wo patrol oan frOII the Lodi, !few Jersey Police Depart11ent arriTed at the scene. but they did nothing about this occurrence. STOCl:8 atatecl that be haa deouaenta and atfidarita that he aeat to the United State■ Air Poree in Wa■hincton, ».c., regarding thi• eyent. At the oonolueion of the interview, STOCKS adviaed that be would contact the United States Air •oroe in Newark, Hew Jeney, ancl advise tbea of these flying object• he obaened for their inforaation and any action they dee• appropriate. Ho action 1• deelled warranted in thi ■ utter, and it 1• suggested that the ■ubject’• na11e be indexed inasauoh a• be aay oentaot the l’BI in the future regardiac flying aauoera.

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not, pr·1nt it, Thia meant I had to aend out.notices to purchaser, ot· tho book that I would have to put, out a mimeographed edition, and this would not co:no out be.tore March. •F171n,g Saucor Roview• turned down rq ad, btlt so !‘ar, other magar.inea plan to publish it in January and Februaey. All will be given a chance to order it, and all orders will be 1hlp..

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e GON, :A.ND :rn THE HEADQUARTP1RS OF THE VAST planet Korendor, about 400 light years distant) on ,1· May 4. 1966 via special directional short-wave radio by Bob Rena.ud, the young elect:ronic-tecfmician whose United States. The facade governrnent ia merely to remarkable story we printed in if!usues il8, 19, Z0,21 1 allay un.4u.e ala1p:i Q:!!1: cio,n oft.he }?eople~ ,· … and 2.2, and which will be continued in ou:r next isa u:e. , Eamine a.nofheit i;::t ‘9f e •iat,. ’“‘far tp.e , Since Bob’s initial radio contact in 1961, he has ECONOMIC eidet. L.’)o,ydu: ·!:“call th,at/ in tfie stock .. talked with the crew of a. spacecra.ft as he watched reports just ?‘.4\C Dow..;J9nee • them on. hb special TV sere.en in his home - and dropped eha11plyR eventually n1et his con:t visited the.ir NORTH VIE undersea anit untfeF’groun on our planet; was .. e stagger … . news.. . ut taken a.board many of their spaceshipe; and wa.s Stock prices &u;lle’ring lleavy: loas because of a· actually allowed to pilot two of their small scout ruinor that peace might c<i:ttte to pa,s! … … . . craft - one on a short solo flight.) ~ i s thoug};lt is .JQ<,lirt distres ■ ing. Yow: econoy relies so heavily upou war. and 4,,estruc if- it , were to stop, T … STATES E . y · . · nKalo (Hello)t friends. We will get directly to WOULDSUI-“‘FER A MASSIVE DEPRESSION! Your;.,· the :point of our rnesa age to yott. Frankly·, we are money systen1 wow. .co ap•e a ue:e b • ca.!‘dS, . • i appalled at the state of Earth at present. Despite our ! Million& would be unemployed; sick. h rt iQ•· • … constant warnings and even our actnal intervention in 1 homeleea. • Tre:rnendous industrial com a. would’ some instances, the condition up:ort your planet grows i close their doors. •· •·. • •.. ·• steadily wore. The utterly appalling !ac:t is this: WJul XS One subject on everyone’s lips theae days is PROFITABLE. Highly sot ;Every major C.Qic Vie.tna.m. F:rom a little civil war. it ha1 grown Keen acc’otnpa’Iii:ed by a strong peak in your • steadily and inexorably into a full scale conflict proarity. • Peac.e has usually been ecort.om.ic!Yly •• between the world’ 111 three ,:!¾,""’ painful! . .. • . States. the Soviet Union, . After World War l, the nation coasted· for awtiil •••• • •‘i)‘e’opfe”li’ave’""‘ueea £ti approach upon the fat put on during the boom ol tli~ war of patriotism and love of God a.nd Country tQ twi’et • .fu 1929, the bottom !ell out. After the R1t,an . decent human feelings into dangerous channels of in the l950ts came another recession.. What … thought a.nd action.. With their charges .of treason and ·after. Vietnam? No one know•, and no one:wante 1:<J &ym,pathy with the nemy, they have a.roused a good find out. The wa.r in Vietnam is bringing a.n· .. ·. portion of the populace to a state of fear, distrust. of degree of affluence in the Unite.cl Stat•; i and hatred of those who seek peace and love. Un.for~ a good thing by en.ding the war ? The philsopy, in • • • ‘duals t1nately, because so:me eesen<;,e, is thi«:. It.is contimieally expe’!U, to send have been a.ssociateti Vf’i :µt, that rnilita.l’y forces to V::ietna:rn a.nd elaew • •~~a Jn . entire operation has been serious y . d. • · . order to .wage war,: teca.uee in doing. \Jf:l.i.t.e~ Your government is a rniUtary puppet, a mere State,•· • • • •• i& bolstered . gh parrot of the monstrosity that is the’ Milita.ry-Indud­ level of pros ; hum.an life is. s trial coniplex. Your senators,. except for a few.. are preservation of eonomic· weu..b-,ingt . robot•. 1peaking what they are told to say. • It is ..t hus &‘Vi.dent that,·. tmi.l.e11 s a d~ made in the •trueture of t e1r needs and deman e have contac never end bee.a.us~ the.· M deveral times concerning the state of affairs. and he WONiT LET ITt has said that he could do nothing to change them, for i£ he were to !peak out against the Asian conflictr he ved. This is d to the late re

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The 1viilitary-lnduetrial complex, by on-control through the ue of paycho-politics (br hing by controlled news managen1ent). Con•ider this: In order to eurvive, a con1.:rner­ cial medium. such as a new•paper or magazine, requires a vast amo\lllt of advertising revenue. The mere subscription fees will. not cover the coste, Thus. they depend.fol’. their continu.ed eistence upon •money paid by advertiaers. Suppose, then. that the editor of a certain newspaper decides that he i• opposed to the Vietnam policy, and s aye so in his paper. The advertisers sin1ply say to the editor, “Either you toe the mark and print what we wa.nt. or we’ll withdraw our advertising, 11 Such pressures a.re a fact of life. The newsmen a.re torn between their higher devotion to Truth, and also to the lower level of their physical needs. Rather than jeopardize their security and their futures they, of course$ submit meekly to power. Their action.a are fully understandable, and we do not hold them responsible. We throw the blame direc on the Militar Industrial. cor lex which ing, , and economic pressure and retali­ ation, has crushed the spirit of Alnerican journalism and turned it from a dynamic motivating force in American life into a weak-willed, subservient mouthpiece £or the power-maste:rs. We blame them £or the death of ·ournalistic freedom and individu ne more comment on is topic: May say a better economic systetn is already known to the leade:rs of tha Flying Saucer Movement, It is the syatem known as Universal Econoinics. As we have saW over and ove:r before, it is the non-money economic system which MUST be applied on your planet before you can startto resolve most of your major problems and thus begin to establish a highly­ advanced, non-destructive state of. exi11tance on Ear·th, such ae we. of more advanced planets ha.ve enjoyed for so long. INVESTIGATE THIS SYSTEM to evaluate it for its merit·,, then ACT to apply it! YOUR VERY SURVIVAL AS A CIVILIZATION MAY DEPEND UPON IT! Perha.:ps this is an opportune time to clarify a few questions which have been asked about us, Do we of Korendor work with the local planets in our operations? Yes, we do cooperate with them a great deal. However, our work on Earth is relatively independent of the local planets. We have many timee overstepped what is cor1sidered to be the limit of interference upheld by Venus, Mari,, and other planets. This has caused a good deal 0£ debate between them and us. Each time we have pointed out that we of Korendor are basically pragmatic in nature, Although we do respect the laws of self-destiny, we feel a.lac that where stepping in is required to prevent diea•ter, it il9 our right and our duty to do so, We have inte1:fered in such places as the United States, China, Russia, and on a large scale in Vietnam. This has caused no end 0£ consternation in the local Tribunal of Planets. ·we are sympathetic to their viewpoint, but we do feel that their policy is limited in its capacity to achieve. the desired goals. It is our opinion that one cannot stand on the aiidelinee and achieve any noticeable results. Ae I have said before, we have infiltrated your planet. We are directly involved in Earth 1 s life. You might say that you have been invaded - a strong way of phrasing it, to be sure, but nom~thell!!:ss factual, since we walk and work amongst you daily! We have been asked about our physical appear­ ance. We are humanoid, indistinguishable from yourselves, except that in ou.r natural form we aver­ age three to four feet in height. Every other dimen­ sion is proportionately scaled, so that photographs of us would not reveal our origin in any way.

We are able to ease our height while on Earth through a tee al process related to teleportation. It is concerned with recording the ato1nic and molecular structures of our bodies, and then repro­ ducing them identically on a larger scale, Differ­ ences in our internal structure are adjuated by the computer which controls the reproducer, Our most comlnon skin color is a little darker than yours, although v1e have skin colors which vary as youre do all over the Earth. Usually, however, we would look “tann to you. We are NOT green, blue, or heliotrope, as has been suggested_!__ Concerning our language, we generally use one of two tongues and we are fairly familiar with a third. On Korendor itself we speak the native language, Korendian. It is similar in many ways to your own languages since it, like yours, wa.s originally derived from Galingua., one of the two universal tongues. The other is Solex Mal; which ie more familiar to you, since it ie uaecI by your local Solar Systern planets. It is eeldom heard now in ot1.r sector of space, as Galingua has replaced it almost completely. Unlike your own, however* the Korendian­ Galinguan speech is very rhythmic, and has few sibilant sou.nds, such aa 11 s II or !lzn. Some of the sharper sound~ like “elf and “k” are n1inimized. It is a beautiful language which ies very musical and pleasant to hear. Perhaps you would be surprised to learn that ancient Latin was liberally taken from Galingua. There are rnany similarities in the two languages. Even n1odern English has x-oots on other wol:‘lda ! In concluding ~y message to you, may I say people of Earth: open up your niinds and yo·ur hearts to the world around you. There is so much to be learned, so much to be diecc,vered. Don’t waste precious hours and daya in bigotry and ignorance, and in eeneelees fighting and killing, To do so is truly a crime against nature and humanity. At this stage where you have the very stars . almost in your grasp, how irrational and barbaric it is to spend futile hours warring with your brothers. As an old saying on your world puts it: “As you make your bed, so shall you lie in it.1 1 The decision does not t{eem difficult. Here are the alternatives: A world living in harmony, justice, security and abun­ dance for all, or a world continuing to reap the bloody harvests that grow from the seeds of hatred and mistrust. I£ left to their owra devices, the majority of mankind will forge onward to a destiny of· dee1truction and annihilation, oblivious to the danger in their actions, They are short-sighted; they care little for the futux<e, It is vou New Age people, dedicated to the wel-• fare of all mankind, and having the vision and under­ i,tanding •of the ways to build the better world of tomorrow, who 1nuet lead the way. You have the future in YOUR hands, if you will but shoulder your responsibilities. The Flying Saucer Movement, as you call it, belongs to you. • Support it in every way possible. Help it to grow until it is influential thoughout your world. Go out into the world and guide the mis guided, find the lost, and recover the strays. We are behind you all the way. As we have said rnany times before, we will ‘take two steps fer every one that you take tt1 help youreelves . The time has cm:ne £01· nations to “bury the hatchet”, to clasp hands, and plunge into the future together - in co-o ration toward mutual goals. Look to the vens and realize that your destiny is not in bleak atomic desolation, but in the magnifi­ cent greatness that you can achieve if you will but work for it. Choose the right path and you will soon qualify to join with us in our journeys amongst the stars. Va. i Luce (Go in Light) . 11 Kalen-Li Retan 3

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