APRO Bulletin, July 1962
UFO reports continued at a steady pace worldwide. APRO was strengthening its Latin American coverage through Dr. Olavo Fontes and other Brazilian correspondents.
Sighting Reports
rhe 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 other month to members only. The Aerial Phenomena Research Organization is a non-profit group dedicated to the eventua
To illustrate a point, we quote from report to the authorities of the province of Buenos Aires, cona letter from Dr. Frank Salisbury, Plant firmed the presence of unidentified obPhysiologist with the jects in the skies over Argentina. The
It is interesting and tempting to specuplanation and stated that these "experiments" may have been the cause of the saucer sightings in Southern Arizona in the past few months.
had been firmly implanted in the public physics who is interested in UFO, was sky, and went to the U. of A. meteoroing as well as ensuing reports of unidenhardiness of accepting en toto the inforpresented by the news media and points of his sighting was in the Arizona Star
To the naked eye the object appeared shape due to the lights and luminous flight line at Fort Ord, California, during basic training. planes, both
1948, 1949 and 1950 still remain pretty much of a mystery to UFO investigators and theorists. APRO member Steve Erdmann of St. Louis, Missouri, forwarded pages 93-98 and 240 of Popular Science for July 1953 which contains an article entitled: "Man-Made Meteors to Spy on Space"
