APRO Bulletin, November 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
Saucer Intelligence of New York. We have an interchange of mo ibors and find thrt thoso with whoa we have contact ere as level-headed and sincere as anyone could possibly be, and they're doing a good job of research. In September, our old friend Lincoln La Pax of the New lioxico Institute of Mctoori
Because of the Irrgc amount of information we hope to incorpor ate into this issue, wo would like to confine this discourse to the following facts which arc cither unknown or ignorantly left out of the whole picture by other saucer publications and roscrrchcrsJ In regard to tho Eopkinsvillo, Kentuck
Aace fuze from Pennsylvania where there had been quite a little saucer activity and publicity just prior to his visit in Kentucky* These facts do not necessarily all tic together to give a cer tain picture, but arc outstanding ones which we! felt we should pre-.
Tho whole country is having balloon trouble nowadays, it seems, and in at least one instance, tho balloon research teams were hesi tant to identify ono of these wayward bags of wind as theirs, Durango, Colorado was startled by a round object which bobbed above the town for some time, but tho authors
The "Flying Saucer rioview", put out quarterly by tho FlyLpg Saucer Service Limited, of London, England, carried an interesting story of an encounter with a UFO by a young 'week-end pilot' near the Thames Estuary, hatching two other 'Meteors' (a British jet fighter aircraft), at 16,000 feet while ho
Since October 3, the Air Forde has lost two B-^7s which were ap parently struck in mid-air by unidentified objects, Lovinetcn , New Mexico* On the 3rd of October, a B-^7 crashed, and one of the crew, the observer, survived. Authorities at first thought the giant jet bomber may have collided in mid-a
One would think that the citizens of Alcmogordo, New Mexico would be so familicar with balloons and rockets, being so close to Wftite Sands Proving Ground and Eolloman Air Development Center, that it would take ton little men and 16 saucers to ruffle their smooth exteriors, but a recent incident in
