APRO Bulletin, September 1984
Coral Lorenzen's health was declining, and APRO's publication became less regular. The final issues maintained the case-focused approach that had defined the Bulletin for three decades.
Sighting Reports
something that resembled the comet's tail. The entire flight lasted for one and a half minutes. The object moved without the least sound". An interesting report came from a certain P. B. from Plave: "It was exactly 7:50 p.m. when a body came flying from northwest to southeast. My wife and I first to
presumption that the luminous effects were reflections of the artificial polar light that was supposed to be experimentally made by the above-mentioned American flying plane. Czechoslovakian scientists exclude the possibility that it might have been a meteorite. "It's out of the question", says the
seldom fully publicised when it occurs. This "innocent abroad" must conclude with an admittedly political observation. There is every indication that West European sources with official connections, no less than those currently in places of power, do accept U.S. guidance in regard to release of info
By Vincent-Juan Ballester Olmos and Miguel Guasp Taken from their book, Los OVNis y la ciencia/ Introducci6n a la ufolog(a cientif{ca, pp. 336-349. Published by Plaza & Janes, S.A., Editores, Esplugas de Llobregat, Barcelona, Spain, 1981. Translated by Richard W. Heiden. Used by permission. Correcte
