APRO Bulletin, July 1961
The Betty and Barney Hill case, which would not become public until 1965, was being quietly investigated. APRO was expanding its scientific advisory board and publishing increasingly technical analyses.
Sighting Reports
The A. P. R. 0. Bulletin is the official copyrighted publication of the Aerial Phenomena Research Organization (A.P.R.O.), 4145 E. Desert Place, Tucson, Arizona, and is issued every o1her month to members only. The Aerial Phenomena Research Organization is a non-profit group dedicated to the eventua
Campbell of Waynesville, Ohio, observed an object "like a blue-black ring of smoke" which appeared to float above Waynesville for about five minutes before disappearing in the northeast. The only other information available was that the object looked like a ring of smoke with a
Butte, Colorado, said about 50 persons, two-thirds of them youngsters, also saw the object. He spotted the object above a mountain pass about 20 miles from the spot from which he viewed the object, and established and its point reappearance of with a disappearance snow-capped peak. He said it was ov
He also expressed the opinion that the object was. definitely controlled for it seemed to rise abruptly to a chosen altitude and move out at high speed in an unwavering straight line. (The editor notes a remarkable similarity between the object here described and one which was reportedly wrestled wi
a. m. and a call was put through to Patrol Headquarters in Santos and Cuba· tao. More than 20 cars were stopped and the occupants got out and observed the object. After attempting to signal the object in the ball-like appearing
