APRO Bulletin, November 1954
The great 1954 wave was sweeping across France and South America. APRO's international network, still unusual for American UFO organisations, gave it front-row access to cases that NICAP and Blue Book missed entirely.
Sighting Reports
Springs, the saucer landed and de tion in this column because it is pure hogwash. That is the latest manded en audience with him, and official statement glamiag the sau got it, ' cers on hallucinations. We would This rumor is almost certainly like to suggest to the i*ir Force an outgrowth of the reo
Saucez q q Eandwaaon us now'. Keydegger is referred to Birch appeared baffled by the ap by Author Bruno) as noted 'inter parent inability of UFO occupants stellar scientist' ,and apparently to fland openly' and gave the im wrote the article. Not familiar, pression that the belief that 'McrTH1E for O
conclusions regarding specific Australian sightings arc over released by AFI, Reports arc checked for aircraft, balloons, or other 'orthodox explanations'} after which tho unsolved cases are-'sim pretend to know hoi; the objoets o-*" ply filed' awaiting 'depth of-evi peratc, what they contain or who
behind a ridge of land. The boy, John J. Svrain, was discing for his father. The little man suddenly jeets such rs rutos rnd fences', the began to sort of float to his craft, eerie object disappeared by making jumped in and it lighted up and took a shrrp right turn and clinbing in off, flisa-ppoarin
orange in color w?'th red ring a.round it, emitting sparks, scon by ty of Cedar City, Utah, as flernes shot out from spinrlloSAH FRU-CISCO BuY AREA, Sept, 18, shapod protrusion on bottom of the Btilliant oval object reported by machine. This was in CHuTOIONT, FR. Walnut Creek observers including The
sighted neor Goose Bay, Labrador lost June 30, "Saucer Propulsion", a condensation.from Major Kcylioeis. last book, "Flying Saucers From Ou CRIFO, for Sept, Oct,« Nov, ter Space" and "I Believe in Flying all excellent jobs, for those who Saucers" by Britain !s Air Chief i/ish to subscribe to this s
Donald Breed, C-lif* Charles H* Cummins, Crlif* Terry Emerick, Californic,James C. Griffin, Fort Uorth, Texas, Virginia Babin, Portland, Ore* Many of these memberships are past due, rnd c bulletin shouldn't have been sent, but we always feel that rooji for humrn error is rlwrys aHere's a ne; angle o
Written in o it gave a blow-byaccount of a meeting with Betherum and Otto, putting a groat deal of stress on the common belief that Betherum has a lively the base, jets" were sent up to cirlo the object. No info as to the altitudef or close-up views, hovevcr, rll information classified a.s Hop secret
stationery in the sky at about 2000 feet. Hundreds of observers. We no-;/ give brief accounts of the saucer 'invasion1 of Europe in OCT, police officers and Harines, Object , Andre Iiarcy reports seeing door moved at terrific speed across sky, knob shaped object parked in field often stopping in rai
Jullctin as we have in the past* XC5-, from Finland. Police un KOLLOMkN iIR FORCE B^SE, Now Mex masked hoaxers who had sinulrtcci a night-flying ljght by tying a snail ico, a reliable source has stated that in the middle part of October, flashlight to the bill of a t~mo crescent-shaped UFO was seen
