APRO Bulletin, June 1979
APRO was documenting cases from an increasingly global scope, with significant reports from Scandinavia, Eastern Europe, and the Pacific region adding to the growing case file.
Sighting Reports
(Continued from Page One) what it was. He neglected to weigh the object before he started his examination. One chunk show the bright color of brass, while another appears to have the color of lead. Others appear to have flakes the color of gold. The police took half a dozen pieces for investigation
great detail; only one proved to have a conventional explanation. In the other ten, it appeared that the distance between the witnesses and the objects was less than 250 meters. Of the five volumes of the report, three were entirely devoted to analysis of these eleven (11) cases, all except one of w
seriously flawed assumptions that however cannot be disproven even though those assumptions be even insane in nature. What are UFOs according to the book? Vallee says, "machines of mass manipulation." They, UFOs are basically some sort of psychic TV sets that go around interacting with humans for th
A newly published poll of engineers and scientists shows that of those expressing an opinion, 69% say UFOs exist and 59% say the origin of UFOs is "Outer Space. " The results were obtained by Industrial Research and Development Magazine of Barrington, Illinois, a controlled circul ation publication
heavily innundated with sightings since the first of the year. In South Carolina, Oconee County Deputy Sheriff Jimmy Roach and businessman Ben Chastain shared the same sighting, with a dozen other individuals on March 6. However, it appears that Chastain had the closes view of the 'mystery'. Chastai
North Carolina School for the Deaf, students and teachers had occassion to experience two sightings, "strange lights were seen in the vicinity of the school, and once the lights even 'buzzed' one of the dormotories. " The excitement began at about 7:30 p.m., when a dorm teacher and two students were
