APRO Bulletin, January-February 1972
The Pascagoula abduction case was still a year away, but close encounter reports were evolving. APRO was documenting an increasing number of entity and occupant reports worldwide.
Sighting Reports
that evening, while watching a small portable television set, with truck driver Douglas Harrell parked at the shack about 5 feet from Aguilar (waiting for special papers caused Harrell to be parked there for several minutes windows located above the object's midSymposium at the Univeristy of Arizona
Greenwell also appeared on a 30 minute panel of Consultants. The Field InvestigaUFO special at Texas A. & M. Univertor Network followed, making APRO the sity's most effective UFO research organization lOth.
(1965) and transferred to Eastern Kentucky University at Richmond ( 1966). He where in this issue, Mr. Jacobs is one of is four graduate students who have utilized procedures, banking and credits, as well experienced in all forms of office the UFO subject as a basis for a dissertaas sanitation engin
Canada and Mexico (US $ 3.50 in other countries). members at courses involving UFO matters have been to time.
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