APRO Bulletin, July-August 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
James Stavem of Tucson drove to Bylas (By-luss), Arizona on the 25th of July to interview witnesses to an alleged landed aircraft to sightings, seemed the to indicate object moving
Photo of alleged landing of UFO at Port Coguitlam, B. C… Canada
Something In The Air From mid-July until mid-August, reports were circulated via press, television and radio wire to the effect that had predicted a government turnaround on the UFO question. This s t o r y , which a p p e ared in many (sometimes distorted) forms, was based on remarks I made at the
Dr. Richard F. Haines is originally from Seattle, Washington where he attended the University· of Washington (Engineering) and Pacific Lutheran College (BA, 1960). He received the MA (1962) and Ph.D. (1964) from Michigan· State U n i v e r s i t y in the Department of Psychology. He has received pre
Supervisor o f the Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin chapter of Skywatch. Most UFO-conscious individuals felt at the time that Skywatch was an attempt to track UFO flights. The now famous Barra Da Tijuca, Brazil (May 2, 1952) photographs of a flying disc which was photographed by Ed Keffel in the company of h
APRO Fifth UFO Symposium held at Pottstown, Pennsylvania on June 15, 1974 for details and illustrations.) Also featured in that issue was the sighting of a large, high-flying disc with illuminated bottom (red in color) by hundreds of Door County, Wisconsin residents on May 21. The object was called
The most interesting of all the sightings published in the July issue of the Bulletin involved the sighting of an object observed by J. J. Kaliszewski, supervisor of balloon manufacture for the General Mills Research Laboratories on October I 0, 1951. Mr. K. was located about I 0 miles east of St. C
Color Movie Film Of UFO A P R O h a s recently come into possession of 55 seconds of color film taken by an individual in the vicinity of Prescott, Arizona. The original film is being examined at this time and copies are being made. The photographer, who wishes to remain anonymous, had borrowed a Su
Transition We regret to inform the membership of …the death of Kenneth Steinmetz in Denver, Colorado on August 2 9, 1 974. Ken had been a member of APRO since I 9 6 7 , a n enthusiastic and careful r e s e a rcher and one of our m ore eompetent Field I nvestigators. Mr. and M rs. Lorenzen are happy
