APRO Bulletin, May-June 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
The Aurora, Texas Case The alleged crash of a UFO on April 1 7 , 1 897 , has been hauled into the focus of the news m edia again. For new members who may not have rea d the basic story, _ we will recount it briefly again : A. Mr. S.E . Hayden, a "stringer" for newspapers (one who provides local news
R e v e n b oer for accompanying photographs and the details about same. On the 16th of March 1973, Bert Harvey of Sesekinika, Ontario, Canada sighted one and then three strange glowing objects in the northern sky. The objects appeared to be hovering in the general direction of
Illinois Public Service Company at Grand Tower, Illinois, observed a UFO hovering
Engineer (Continued from Page Four) approximately 25 to 30 feet and that the lights num bered about 3,0 which entirely circled the craft except for an area of about 6 or 8 feet. Wills est imated the object's distance to be about 300 yards, and ventured 5 0 yards closer t o i t a n d although h e was
Eastern UFO Sy mposium AP RO urges all members to ob tain the Proceedings of the Eastem UFO Symposium (held at Baltimore, Mary tand on January 23rd, 197 1 ), a new pu blication brought out by AP RO and available at $3.00 postpaid in the U.S., Canad a and Mexico ($3.50 all other coun tries). Please.
1 97 3 , the rings were still devoid o f vegetation and became a source of concern to Mr. Bibby as he feared that whatever had caused them might spread to the rest of his property. He decided to take a look at the soil itself and dug down into one of the circles. Whereas the soil appeared normal on
Students Observe UFO in New Hampshire Thanks to Field I nvestigator Basil Woods and our new Consultant, Walter N . Webb for the details on this case. The iriitial information came to us from the Portsmouth Herald of April 3 which said that three Belknap College astronomy students, Gene Major of Stam
Roberts, APRO's Tasmania, has forwarded the following information on UFO activity in his area : Mrs.
Flap Over Rhode Island (The following is a report condensing details of 1 9 73 sightings in the vicinity of Kingston and southern Rhode Island, compiled by Field Investigator Donald Todd. Sightings taking places in other areas are so specified. ) March 5, M onday, 2 : 00 p . m . The first daylight s
