APRO Bulletin, July 1964
The Socorro landing case involving Officer Lonnie Zamora gave researchers one of the best-documented close encounters on record. APRO's investigators were among the first on the scene.
Sighting Reports
Place, Tucson, Arizona, end is issued every other month to members only. The Aerial Phenomena Research Orgazination is a non -profit group dedicated to the eventual solution of the mystery of the unidentified objects which have been present in the skies for hundreds . of years.
Ferry, Montana, looked out her window a tmosph�re and saw a "bright glow." At the same of discHshap�d or cigar-
Colorado to Cheyenne, Wyoming, all of which points are locations of landed or low-flying UFOs. If we remain completely objective we cannot presume that the Holloman landing falls on one of the lines, but the fact still remains that three of the previously
Hoaxers (Continued from Page 1) the UFO at Socorro, New Mexico, they on the evening they saw the obradio iod of years. These men ( Congressmen )
Cody, Wyoming police observed an unor overlooked the fact that if there was identified obj ect over Cody for 6 hours an explosion of a UFO he wouldn't necon Sunday, September 22, 1963. The obessarily know anything about it .
