APRO Bulletin, March-April 1973
The 1973 wave, one of the largest in UFO history, brought hundreds of reports across the American South and Midwest. The Pascagoula and Coyne helicopter cases gave researchers some of their strongest evidence.
Sighting Reports
Southeast pointed out that he had met the "UFO expert" while researching the "Missouri Monster"
Meanwhile the camera crews claimed they had gotten some good UFO shots. What was probably a very serious and interesting series of sightings at Piedmont, Missouri, turned out to be a comedy of errors and ego. The latter, unfortunately, is one of research the field, problems and in the
The Sedona "UFO Track" Photo Introduction: In ad dition to the following analysis by Dr. J ames A. Harder it is vital to the evaluation of this case th� t the follo wing facts b e mad e part of the record: Mr. C. Dwight Ghormley is a retired schoolteacher of excellent reputation who resides in Texas
Who among UFO investigators has not wished for a clear, close up, detailed photograph of a UFO? And what would it prove? Surely it would help settle the question, still on some agendas, of whether UFOs actually exist. The issue of UFO existence will be with us for some time yet, we may assume ; howe
Fur Osterre ich Mr. Alex ander G. Keul, APRO's Representative for Austria has forwarded a copy of "A PRO Info rmat io ns/batt Fur Osterreich, which is an information sheet in German which M r. Keul is distributing in Austria to people int erested in the UFO mystery. I t is rewarding to see a pla n b
Iowa Fireball The " I owa Fireball" of 1969 is a prime example of a daytime meteor reported as a UFO. Observers from I llinois to Colorado reported a bright green or silver-blue o bject ( which later broke u p) with a fragmented white trail on a hea ding o f 280° a t 2252 UT on 5 June 1969. ( See Th
Next Issue Latest information concerning the alleged crash of a UFO on April 17, 1897 in Aurora , Texas, will be featured. I llness and a
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