APRO Bulletin, July 1977
The Colares, Brazil incidents were generating some of the most disturbing encounter reports in the archive. APRO's Brazilian correspondents documented cases that remain controversial and compelling.
Sighting Reports
Colusa Report Corrections We regret that there were a number of printing errors in the report on the Colusa, California, close encounter in the February, March and April 1977 Bulletins. So we take this opportunity to list the corrections and also to provide some additional clarifications and data. O
Domed Cone UFOs by Wendelle C. Stevens While working with the strange domed cone-shaped UF O photographed at Cocoyoc, Mexico in 1973, I checked the A PR O (Aerial Phenomena ResP.arch Organization) files and found 31 cases of "ice-creamcone"-shaped UFOs reported in the last 10 years, and a number bef
ends preceding the date of the homecoming game, but all of the balloons were gone a week before the day of the sighting and photographs. The local balloon club stated that there were no balloons like the object photographed. Still, the object was high and bright and far away and most thought it was
Pentax SLR camera with a 200mm telephoto lens mounted. It was loaded with Kodacolor film. He thought that the object was immobile, or at best moving very slowly. He had difficu lty keeping the image framed in the viewing field and had to steady his hand in order to do so. The object looked like a sm
object in the sky to their northeast. It was about 13:45 when they arrived. Mr. Watson, 26, editor of the Chandler Arizonan, said that the object appeared to be moving so slowly that he and his girlfriend disagreed as to whether it was moving at all or not. It was small and silver and quite shiny, a
