APRO Bulletin, January 1974
Post-wave analysis dominated the UFO research community. APRO was processing hundreds of 1973 cases while new reports continued to arrive from South America and Europe.
Sighting Reports
Following is the narrative of Mrs. Rick Bouchard (Donna) of Ottawa, Ontario Canada concerning their experience with a UFO on November 8, 1973. We left Embrum, Ontario to go back to Ottawa at 10:30 p.m. EST. There were five of us in the cab of the truck, Rick, the three kids and myself. We had gone a
• The following information is condensed from the very detailed and excellent report submitted by Mr. Walter Webb, one of APRO's Consultants in Astronomy, as well as that of Mrs. Betty Hill, .F.I. in New Hampshire. At 2:45 a.m. on Friday morning, November 2, 1973, Mrs. Lyndia Morel signed out at the
she entertained the idea for the first time that the object might be a UFO. However, she was not apprehensive and after passing the intersection the light reappeared in the same spot to the left and ahead of the car. The road was dark but up ahead on the right Mrs. Morel said she could see the light
By carefully noting the number of qualified Field Investigators in each area, it is easy to see where we need increased representation. New members are still coming in at a rate of 25-30 per week but the numbers generally follow the population concentration pattern; i.e., the greater number of new m
Boys Encounter Landed Object The following is a condensation of the report filed with Headquarters by Field Investigator Donald R. Carr of Lemon Grove, California. The flashlight, residue and glove used by the boy who rapped on the UFO are in the custody of APRO and Dr. Walter W. Walker, APRO's Cons
Celestial Events February-May 1974 An increase in early morning UFO reports due to misidentifications of thea planets Venus and Jupiter can heW' expected sometime during this period, probably in February-March (1974). VENUS maintains prominence in the morning skies beginning in February at magnitude
Panel Discussion in Tucson On February 7th, 1974, Daniel Harris, one of APRO's Consultants in Astronpmy, chaired a panel discussion on UFOs in the Auditorium of the Optical Sciences Building on the campus of the University of Arizona in Tucson . The panel members were APRO's International Director,
Object Over Indiana Reservoir Field Investigator A.V. McDowell has forwarded the following information concerning a sighting on October 18, 1973: Herchel Fueston, a Patrolman for the Noblesville, Indiana, Police Department was on routine patrol when he arrived at the Morse Reservoir, South Harbor ad
Southernaire, the publication of Southern Airways, related the following information in its December, 1973 issue: The Tallahassee FAA tower notified a Southern DC9 aircrew on November 12, 1973, that a UFO was under observation by tower personnel. : Captain R. C. Cook and .crew were deplaning passeng
Reports from Peru APRO Representative Joaquin Vargas Figallo has kindly furnished the following information concerning recent UFO happenings in his country: A disc-shaped object replete with dome and what could be interpreted as portholes, was allegedly photographed by Hugo Luyo Vega, a 54-year-old
Bulle tin carried the account of the alleged kidnapping of truckdriver Dionisio Llanca at Bahia, Blanca, Argentina (Page 7, Column 1). The entire account was initially carried in a November issue of lmpactos, an Argentinian magazine and was translated by a local (Tucson) translator. The initial info
California Object Identified In early February ABC newscaster Paul Harvey announced that an unidentified underwater object had been found in the Long Beach Harbor "under many years of mud" which showed no signs of _ corrosion. The object was described as a 10-15 foot-long cylinder. Headquarters aske
Early 1973 Flap In Australia Field Investigator William Chaulker, one of our newer investigators in Australia has forwarded a 50-page report describing the intense UFO concentration on certain areas of New South Wales. Mr. Chalker has, to date, investigated 60 cases in his area and when the formal r
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