APRO Bulletin, May-June 1974

Field Investigator Kevin Randle, who has specialized in the investigation and study of landing cases, has furnished the following data dealing with a landing case which took place in a rural area of Iowa on June 6, 1972. The lone witness, a 46-year-old man, insists that his name be kept confidential

As was the case in other states since August, 1973, Arizona has had its share of UFO sightings. There have been repeat sightings in several areas, namely the extreme south (Sierra Vista, Tubac) as well as Flagstaff and Tucson. But on two consecutive days in September what was apparently the same obj

Mr. E. D., a 47-year-old stock chaser for a Truck Works in Allentown, Pennsylvania, left his home in a small town to go to work at 5:30 a.m. on October 15, 1973 and a few minutes later had an experience which will stay with him the rest of his life. Mr. D. has asked that his name be withheld and ina

Fifth UFO Symposium Papers presented at APRO's fifth UFO Symposium held at Pottstown, Pennsylvania on June 15, 1974, are available from Headquarters in an offset bound booklet at $3.00 postpaid in the U . S., Canada and Mexico and $3.50 postpaid in all other countries. This booklet will be welcome t

Dr. Salisbury's paper, " What is Proof?" is a philosophical dissertation on the difficulties involved in UFO research. Salisbury, a world-famous exobiologist, has put together a challenge to all researchers and investigators. "The Barra Da Tijuca Photos" was the title of Mr. Lorenzen's presentation.

Charles E. Martin Charles E. Martin was born in Rich· land, Iowa on May 13, 1930, and is currently residing in Tucson, Arizona. Mr. Martin received his Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from the University of Arizona in 1959, and currently is a consulting engineer and owner of the Marco Soil

Arizona [Continued from Page One I When interviewed Mrs. Miller said that she estimated the size as that of a dime at arm's length, and the object appeared to grow to the size of a nickel at arm's

Landing [Continued from Page One] In viewing the drawings made by Mr. T., one cannot help but note the similarities between this object and the occupants and those sighted by Patrolman Lonnie Zamora at Socorro, New Mexico in April, 1964. Mr. T.'s craft sports only three legs, however, and Zamora des

Dr. Michael A. Persinger is 28 years old. In 1967 he graduated from the University of Wisconsin at Madison, Wisconsin, with a major in psychology. While at the University of Tennessee, 1967-1969, he obtained a M.A. in psychophysiology and in August, 1971, h e received his Ph.D. i n psychology with a

enroute from Buhl, Idaho, to Hemet, California. they encountered five UFOs. The following are the basic details as related by the Register: The two men had read an account of a UFO in the Register, then decided to contact the paper by letter, and describe their experience. They had left Buhl and at

Disabled nomical or conventional objects. However, he says, the axle failure seems to have no direct connection with the UFO incident. Mechanics consulted by Hynek also attribute the axle failure to lack of lubrication of the wheel bearings. To clarify the initial account: there are two rear axles a

described the object which followed him as "a full dish shape with a bright orange dome" on top. No definite date was given for the sightings of Mr. Marks and his friend, however. Apparent confirmation for the car incident came in the mail to the Sunday News and was published on March lOth. A letter

R a y Fowler has been investigating UFO sightings since 1963 and for much of this time has headed the N ICAP Massachusetts Subcommittee. Now he has provided us with yet another book on UFOs; is it possible that there is anything new in this volume'? I would have to answer with an unequivocal yes. It

MEXICO CITY "SAUCER": We thought the membership would enjoy the above photo of pretty singer-Field Investigator Sandra Thomas as she poses beside a model "flying saucer " parked out in front of a Dodge car and truck dealer in Mexico City, Mexico. She wrote: "Now I can say I have had my picture taken

R. C. Henry, Department of Physics John Hopkins University Baltimore, Maryland More on Sedona UFO A velocity of 16,000 mi/hr is almost

Comments [Continued from Page EightI the velocity of manned satellites. This speed would cause ignition of an object due to air friction, close to the earth's surface. Assuming that this is a true velocity of a non-gaseous object, the UFO must have some mech anism for preventing "burn-up." I suggest

Foreign Books We are pleased to announce that the first three Lorenzen books, "Flying Saucer ", "Flying Saucer Occupants", and "UFOs Over the A mericas " will be published in Denmark this fall. This news is particularly welcome since it is important that an objective UFO history be disseminated arou

Proceedings of the Eastern UFO Symposium (held at Baltimore, Maryland on January 23, 1971), a publication brought out by APRO and available at $ 3 . 00 postpaid in the U.S., Canada and Mexico ($3.50 all other countries). Please make checks payable to APRO.

T H E A. P. R. 0. B U L L E T II The A.P.R.O. Bulletin IS the official copynghted publication of the Aerial Phenomena Research Organ1zat1on, Inc., (A.P.R.O). 3910 E. Kleindale Rd., Tucson, Arizona 85712, and is issued ever¥ other month to members and subscribers. The Aerial Phenomena Research Organi