APRO Bulletin, April 1955
The contactee movement was peaking and splitting the UFO community. APRO kept its distance from the Adamski crowd, focusing instead on physical trace cases and radar-visual reports.
Sighting Reports
It ·is indeed surpr�sing that no mention hos bcien mn�o in the·u.s. newspapers of. t ho Petaro, Ca.rora, Vnloncin ond Zulin onco.unt_c·rs• A _,? _ reporter told our Cnrc::.co.s. J;'cprosontntive porsono.llY. that o.ll Associa-. ted P�oss o.nd Uni tod Press wires rocoivod tho s to ri e s ·Hhicb vroro
THE �PET�RE Cl.�.SE took V o no uol n by storm–�a group of intollo·ctu.:.: als nrc now interested, nnd nrc following up tho mnttor seriously. by moans of nr�iclos in tho local press, radio and television pro�rdms4 What caused ·…quite a stir al so was the declaration of the s tarid: t�ken by the BR
December 1, 19 54-·� A strange glowing apparatus. was seen hovering f ew y�rds o�f the ground in Dorburata, Venezuela. It was seen in the
Jim _Mos ley' s ( Editor· o NEXUS) clai m that t he … lauded cameras wl:lich would, supposedly, d is c los e tho n ature of t he sauc ers , only cost a pittan ce apiece is decidedly off�base to say tho loastl The things wore made in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, ond at ths time . the order was placed q ui.
·or;ie statement plad·c··by Nr. Nosoly w h ich th0 Dire o 'to r· would like to per.son�lly challenge is his statement· on.p.age· 7 o:t the March issue to the effect that he doubts that America's highest skilled scientists pave peen · under contract to ovalua te saucer reports • . The Director . tal
One night in Feb.ruary at D�ter., .Maine' a man �as awakened by.: a It seemed in tho· direc·tion of very brilliant light outside his ho u s e . . rn. was on… ·fire, the fellow ru sh e c:l the barn,.,· and thinking tha� his ba downstairs . to look.· Instead of . the . … fire he expected, he obse r
