APRO Bulletin, November 1960
The first full decade of civilian UFO research was drawing to a close. APRO had built the largest international network of any American UFO organisation, with representatives on every continent.
Sighting Reports
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Nov. 23rd Sightings In U. S. Midwest Australian UAO Sightings Continue The September APRO Bulletin carried he story of a sighting of a huge cigarshaped object accompanied by small disc-shaped objects, which were observed by Reverend Lionel Browning at Cressy, Tasmania Australia in October. Further i
Further Resu Its IGY Investigation Presented here are the final stages of an exchange of letters dealing with the Trindade Island incident-an effort to resolve the perplexing conflict between the official Brazilian conclusion and the U. S. Air Force evaluation of the incident. Here, in chronological
Between 6 a. m. and 6:30 a. m. on the morning of 23 November 1960, something or a combination of several things were observed by thousands of viewers in the mid-west from as far north as Ontario, Canada south to Indiana, and from St. Louis, Missouri to Cincinnati, Ohio. The general concensus is that
Hopf Elected Chief Two-State UFO Group The Two-State UFO Study Group, com· posed of individuals in Massachusetts and Rhode Island, elected John T. Hop£, APRO's Photo Analyst as their President in a meeting in Manomet, Massachusetts on 18 December. The group's function is to hold meetings in various
Curtiss spotted an object 5 or 6 degrees momentarily to be a yellowish star. BeSeveral days after his sighting had was called by a friend who had been the Pennsylvania freeway near Toledo, fore he realized it was "out of place," it
Canada, whose description was obtained the same altitude. The group of men ject was moving from east to west. There was no sound but a light bluish cloud fanned out behind the object. A
phenomena or officer in Tasmania, Wing Commander G. Weller, to interview Reverend Brownweather balBefore many hours had passed on the quiries had been directed to police stations, observatories, and air bases that officials were busy trying to find an did not interview everyone who claimed to have s
Some of them, in fact, strongly suggest a very different meaning for orthoteny -at least in the Brazilian example discussed here. Therefore the following facts must be taken into consideration: 1. The Northeastern region of Brazil has been submitted, since 1953, to a particularly intense and detaile
Midwest Sightings (Continued from Page 4) mysterious object since it went the other direction and was too high to be seen by the eyes. University of Michigan officials, who put the Sioux Falls balloon, a 16-story camera observer, aloft, also discounted that explanation. The only explanations which s
