APRO Bulletin, November 1959

0. Bulletin is the official copyrighted publication of the Aerial Phenomena Research Organization (A. P. R. 0.), 1712 Van Court, Alamogordo, New Mexico, and is issued every other month to members only. The Aerial Phenomena Research Organization is a non-profit group dedicated to the eventual solutio

they would consider it "too hot to handle." As usual, the Doctor was right; he was not approached for an interview; the story died somewhere in Rio. It is reasonable to assume that the Brazilian and United States military authorities who held the two sentries incommunicado after the incident, are re

Someone at the reunion reported the incident to the Kentucky State Patrol and troopers immediately converged upon the scene. Upon observing the location of the UAO's hovering, they questioned Mr. Ogden as to why he had not reported it and informed him that they had standing orders to report such inc

APRO Studies … ( Continued from page 3) they could not report anything to him and that he would never know their conclusions. APRO's investigator, Walter R. Foster, of Portsmouth, Ohio, stated there was a possibility that the burned area was faked, but that the perfect symmetry of the circle and t

A piece of ice landed in the garden of C. J. LeCroy, Toccoa, Ga. on Oct. 28 shortly before dark. It landed about ten feet from where he was standing. Toccoa science teacher, Joe Vaughn, reported that it was soft water, untreated and unchlorinated. Arrangements were made to send some of it to the Smi

At 11:15 p. m. on the evening of 25 September 1959, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Momchilov of LeRoy, Ohio, walked their neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. Indoes, to their car to say goodnight. While standing at the car talking, Momchilov, who was facing west, looked up and spotted a lighted object which he first thought

Paulo "0 TEMPO, " July 4, 1959; Rio de Janeiro "DIARIO DA NOlTE, " July 6, 1959, etc., etc.) . However, no one suggested the obvious thing: that this flying saucer should be the same UAO seen by the destroyer' s crew on the preceding night. Here is a report that is important, even though we may not

On October 28th, observers in various localities from Maine to Charleston North Carolina, U.S.A. , were startled td see a strange sight in the sky; a glittering, brilliant spherical object which most were certain was a "flying saucer, " or as APRO members would call it, a "UAO." Our photographic ana

the object from the island of Hawaii, and H. Dean Parry, chief meteorologist at the Honolulu weather station said the disc was seen through a low-power telescope from the airport weather station here. Raymond Busniewski, weather bureau chief in Hilo, estimated, through triangulation, the article sai

Mr. Rehn, APRO's Swedish representative, has submitted the following astute observations regarding the "Little Men" incidents reported by Fontes, Michel and others. A retired lawyer, formerly with the Swedish State Power Board, Mr. Rehn has contributed heavily to UAO research in his own country as w

provides us with add itiona I evidence. His findings may enable us to sort out false saucers from the true ones. Having admitted that the saucers are real, there is no escape from the conclusion that they are piloted by some type of beings, as also pointed out by Michel. I am roused by the discovery

Notes … (Continued from page 7) elusion-we've been at it for eight years. . . Mosely of "Saucer News" has published an attack on Major Donald E. Keyhoe of NICAP , Washington, D. C., which is authored by a Mr. Michael Mann. The usual whole cloth stab in the back, the article is without basis in fac

An excellent Special Report on "The Existence of the Saturn-Shaped Saucer" by June'Ichi Takanashi, Chairman o f the Japan UFO Intelligence, 8-9-2 Sakurazuka Higashi, Toyanaka City, Osaka, Japan, appeared in the October, 1959 issue of their Flying Saucer Research Bulletin. Subscription prices for thi

(Our Argentina representative, Mr. Bernardo Passion, forwards the following specific reports as being fairly representative of the many UAO incidents which have taken place in his country and adjoining countries in the past few months. He compares the number of sightings as well as the detailed natu

C openhagen, Denmark, 8 July, 1959Two young bird-watchers submitted an exposed film to the newspaper "B. T. " When developed, three exposures of a saucer-shaped object were revealed. The two young men, Ole Strandgaard and Joegen Ekval, stated that they had been out studying birds on the island of Am

Mario Ferreira, and Silvio Vaz watched it from the Valondo Observatory of the University of Brazil. It evolved from the constellation of Alfa to the constellation of Paon after which it entered the southern triangle of the Southern Cross to finally disa-ppear on the horizon. The trajectory was the a

toward El Paso on a regularly scheduled trip. At about 27 miles south of Alamogordo and 10 or 12 miles north of Orogrande ( the scene of the famous Lindsay sighting of 1957) Mrs. Lorenzen spotted a peculiar appearing object quite high in the sky to the southwest. The Lorenzen auto was travelling alm

REPORT FROM ARGENTINA (Our Argentina representative, Mr. Bernardo Passion, forwards the following specific reports as being fairly representative of the many UAO incidents which have taken place in his country and adjoining countries in the past few months. He compares the number of sightings as wel