APRO Bulletin, May-June 1971

It is with deep regret that APRO announces the untimely death of Dr. James E. McDonald in Tucson, on June 13, 1971. For several years, Dr. McDonald was one of the leading exponents of UFO research in the scientific community. In 1968 he testified before the House Science & Astronautics Committee on

(The following case resulted from a lead furnished by member Mrs. William Taylor and is being pursued by Field Investigator Hal Redner). Several families in the Rumson-Sea Bright area of New Jersey observed a Classi cal UFO over an extended period of time on Tuesday, June 29 at 11 p.m. Because of th

UFO Symposium in Tucson In November of 1971, APRO will sponsor the most comprehensive UFO symposium ever held. The symposium will take place on November 20, and 21 at The University of Arizona campus in Tucson and 13 APRO Consultants will present papers on the research they have conducted within the

Dr. Richard C. Henry ; Astrophysicist, Johns Hopkins University. "UFOs and Astrophysical Considerations in Interstellar Space flight." Dr. Kenneth Hessel; Electrical Engineer, Sandia Laboratories. "Propulsion Systems Compatible with UFO Reports." Dr. Walter W. Walker ; Metallurgist, The University o

Case of investigated with the help of colleagues at assortment of slides made from drawings of the object according to witness' specifications. The zens at Turlock, California where they t a ped an interview concerning the particular, which was broadcast later that day.

Humanistic Studies, which will conduct interdisciplinary research in the sciences. Mr. Lorenzen, APRO's Director. He reviewed government participation in UFO ' Dr. Cahn was formerly an Associate of Biology at Utica College of Syracuse research through the years, concluding that now that Bluebook and

University of Wyoming. "Some Characteristics of UFO Percipients." Dr.

Australia (Continued from Page Three) that required one stitch to close. He felt no pain that night nor the next morning. He remembered the incident clearly that night, but the next day could not recall it, thinking he had broken a neighbor's window and wanting to go and mend it. Directly beneath th

who sighted the object first, drew it see the brilliant red tail even after the smaller and showed flames blowing object itself became so small it couldn't around it. All the pictures show exhaust be seen. though there are minor differences as to That evening, after dark, the dog Mitzi the source of

devices which are used by the Armed about to sail off the face ot the flat Forces, the police and in space missions. Earth! A similar problem existed with the Those ideas which scientists too often rocks which fell to Earth and which we scoff at are often produced within the know now to be meteorite

E-M Case in Nevada Four residents of the "Blue Diamond" area a few miles from Las Vegas, Nevada have reported that a bright unidentified aerial object hovered over their ranches on the night of June 26th, a Friday. The object, described as a brilliant

Press Reports Although there has been a slump in UFO activity since January, there has been some increase, especially in Australia (see story elsewhere in this issue) and we have a few select reports from around the world: Bredasdorp, South Africa. At 3:10 a.m. on Tuesday, January 26, 1971, Mr. J. S

Canberra, Australia. On May 12, 1971 two individuals observed a "UFO traveling across the city at low altitude and high velocity" in the afternoon. It was an extremely cloudy day and the object was clearly visible below the clouds. Donald Cline, our Field Investigator in N.S.W., telephoned the Canbe

Burketown, Queensland, Australia. A cigar-shaped object was sighted by residents of this small town at 6:38 p.m. on Friday, June 18th. Six of the 9 people with telephones in the area called Mr. Bert Lee, the postmaster, to report the object which was described as a "silver streak with no vapor trail