APRO Bulletin, March-April 1971

Mr. Barrow is an APRO Field Investigator from Syracuse, New York, presently serving as a technician in a USAF hospital in Texas. He is not a professional in the field of ultrasonics but it is hoped that his article will arouse interest in the subject among professionals and laymen alike. For over tw

Dr. Berthold Schwarz has agreed to serve on APRO's Consulting Staff as Consultant in Psychiatry, and the staff feels that he will be an important addition to the growing number of scientists interested in the UFO phenomenon. A Field Investigator with APRO, Dr. Schwarz was one of the five speakers at

Thadura copper mine, located 1 28 miles northeast of Meekatha"a, Western Australia, reported viewing a UFO. Eighteen personnel in all recorded their observations.

had gathered to watch the object and one of them had a camera and took two color exposures. The object itself was described as three times as bright and three times as big as the brightest star, white in color, roughly oval and with an orange-red tint at one end. Murphy said he could not guess it's

Missouri Cases: 1857-1970 By Ted Phillips APRO Field Investigator In my investigation of reports of unidentified flying objects in the state of Missouri, I have found a total of 275 cases, to date. Of this total, 223 cases have been reported since 1966. I have on file 12 cases reported before 194 7,

at velocities which approach the speed of light. Moreover, there is nothing to hinder our assuming that they may be capable of stopping without the need of a period of deceleration, and that they may likewise be capable of acquiring such stupendous velocities without the need;_ of a period of accele

Mr. Sanders is an aeronautical engineer in Costa Mesa, California and is Consultant to APRO in Aeronautics. Since man first turned his eyes to the sky he has questioned the many different phenomena he has seen there. Centuries ago his explanations were made in terms of gods. It has only been in our

Catalog), the instrument through which it is hoped to catalog all APRO UFO reports and the reports in the files of other cooperating organizations and agencies. The two senior personnel in Project Comcat are Mr. Everett W. Walter and Mr, Paul J. Smith, both of whom served on CCDP. APRO is currently

NAA UFO Publication APRO has been advised by the National Amateur Astronomers that their 1969 publication Science & the UFO is almost out of stock. It is suggested that those wishing to obtain a copy order it immediately from APRO. The publication documents the August, 1969, UFO panel meeting of Drs

UFO Story Shot Down The March 22, 1971 issue of Midnight, a New York weekly newspaper, carried a story on a supposed UFO base on one of the Bahama islands and discussed the Bermuda Triangle. The central figure in the story was a Dr. Jonathon Wright, billed as a physicist with the National Aeronautic

Mexico, 8/'65. Venezuela, '63. Guarico, Venezuela, 2/13 /'66. Melbourne, Aus. 4/2/'66. 4 Flippin, Ark., 7/16/'69. 5 APRO does not guarantee that all and every one of these photos depict a real UFO. APRO simply provides the photos and individuals may form their own opinions; they represent some of th

The object was moving erratically ; it stopped, started, stopped, moved up, down, up again, etc . ; the general direction of the movement, however, was along the path of the Beltline, east to west. Its speed was inconsistent ; it moved both fast and slow in the same type of erratic movement. As the

UFO Sighting in Sun Prairie, Wisconsin On 1 uesday, December 1, 1 970, at about 10:00 p.m., Jan Peterson was walking her dog. She looked up in the sky and noticed three bright-colored lights.

MARCH - APR I L 1971 The object was moving erratically ; it stopped, started, stopped, moved up, down, up again, etc . ; the general direction of the movement, however, was along the path of the Beltline, east to west. Its speed was inconsistent ; it moved both fast and slow in the same type of erra