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1. DATE LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS
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7 February 1955 King's Landing ( 0 Probably Balloon
3. DATE-TIME GROUP 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION 0 Possibly Balioon
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7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION B. NUMBER OF OBJECTS 9. COURSE D Other...
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CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES
HOUSE OF REPRESEN ITATIVES
0OR WASHINGTON, D. C.
August 2, 1955
Major Ganeral John A. Samford
Director of Intelligence
Department ,of the Air Force
Washing
Samford:
I enclose a letter together with pertinent
data compiled by Mr er, bf Nicholasville,
Kentudky, which heneaaky, wr 13, I think, self-explanatory. espianaeory.  As you As you
Will will note, Mr is supplying very detailed detailed in- in-
foration concerning formation concerning his observation on the on the third of third of Febru- Febru-
ary, 1955, of an unidentified an unidentified aircraft.
I think lm. is to be coumended for
the careful manner in which he has given his information information
to us. know that you will give it very careful that you will give rery careful evaluation.
Very Very Bi urs,
Signed/John C. Watta
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has been received and the
priate aalysta for further evaluation.
Ao you ers undouotedly eware, the Alr Foree has a major
active program in in thia thia area end contributions such as those of contributions such as those of
tr. a a voluntary voluncary basls basls are ore extremely beneficfal. etremely beneficlal.
For your For your ; conveniancs in conveniencs in replying to Mr. r, I to Mr. r, I cm B ean
attaching a copy a CODy or"U.3. ALz or"U.3. Ar Force Sunmery of Eveuts and In- Foree Suanery of Eveuts and In-
formation Lormation Concerning Concerniag the Uaidsntified Flying Cbjeet Program" the Uaidsntified I Flying Cbjeet Program"
which ccmpiles the latest facts establisbed by which ccmoiles the latest daets estabLisbed the Air Force
in its progran in this orea." in ita programn ia thia oroa."
2 Inels: BRAK B. CHAPPELL BRAIK B. CHAPPSLL
1. Ltr fn Congress- Colonel, USAF
man Watts Directorate of Intelligence
2.
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Same Date 1957 Deaths 16; Deaths 16: Injuries 290
Injuries 287 Twenty-Four Pages Today Lexin
Magazine Says Russia
Has A-Powered Bomber
By Vern Haugland "The Russian nuclear-powered
WASHINGTON. NoV. 30 ( bomber is not a flying test bed in U.S. Air Force Deputy chief of
Aviation Week magazine said the sense that earlier U.S. Air staff for nuclear weapons de-
today Soviet Russia completed a Force and Navy programs had velopment, outlined the Camal
nuclear-powered bom b er six called for installing a r nuclear concept - nuclear-powered air-
months ago and has been flying power plant in a conventional craft program to develop con-
it in the Moscow area for at airirame such as the tinuous airborne alert. missile
least two months. B36 or launching and low-level penetra-
The magazine said a number Saunders-Roe Princess flying tion mission--in a taik here last
boat solely for test purposes. week.
of foreign observers from Com- Aviation Week said.
munist and non-Communist coun- Similar To U.S. Project Keirn said the United States is
tries have observed the test The Soviet aireraft is a proto- working to develop a nuclear-
flights. type a design to performn a powered plane, possibly similar
U.S. Air Force and Defense military mission as a continuous in weight and size to the B52.
Department officials  withheld airborne alert warning system capable of carrying a heavy load
comment on the article. and missile launching platiorm on nomadic patrol for long
An artist's conception published similar to the U.S. Air Force periods of time in various parts
by the magazine depicted the Camal Project for which Convair of the world, and capable of in-
bomber as extremely long and and Lockheed are now making stant reaction to enemy attack
slender, with its delta wings s sup- design studies. by use of air launched missiles.
porting four engines suspended "In its present When required, such a plane
in pods-two nuclear-powered jet with both configuration would be capable of following up
engines inboard and two conven- tional nuclear and conven- its missile launching with a low.
tional jet engines outboard at the turbojets, the Soviet air- level, , high-speed penetration of PC
wing ends. craft has a periormance capa- the enemy's heartland in order Ho
Dimensions Are Gigantic bility in the high subsonic and to destroy buried targets or tar- cas
The dimensions given are gi- low supersonic speed ranges gets not sufficiently well mapped are
gantie: weight, 300,0oo pounds; with its range limited only by to permit attack by long-range Gle
length, 195 feet; wing span, 78 engine component life and crew missiles. last
feet; air intakes for the nuclear endurance. Uses Simple Atomic Engine in
power plants, six feet in dia- "The conventional, chemically Aviation Week said the Soviet
meter; nuclear engine thrust, fueled turbojets are used pri- plane uses the simplest kind of
70.ooo pounds each; turbojet en- marily for safety purposes during an atomic engine, a direct air a
gine thrust for takeoff perform- the early flight test program of cycle nuclear power plant which
ance. ·35.000 pounds each; length the nuclear power plants. differs from the ordinary turbo-
of 'the wing nacelles housing the "In later versions of the air- jet engine only in that the com-
nuclear power-plants, 36 feet. craft, they may be retained dfor bustion chamber is replaced by
By contrast the biggest and high-speed idash performance or a reactor.
heaviest U.S. jet bomber, , the replaced by two more nuclear The air is heated directly in
eight-engine, 200-ton Boeing B52, power plants after their reliabil- the reactor without an intermedi- The
is 1564 fet long. The 10-engine ity has been proved in flight." proved in f flight." ate heat transfer ate heat transfer agent, thus agent Cente
Convair B36. no longer in pro- Outlines Camal Concept eliminating excessive heat loss.
, duction, is 162 feet long. Maj. Gen. Donald J. Keirn, However, the shaft connecting gram
the turbine with the compressor and i
must pass through the reactor, soninj
so that cooling of the shaft be- quart
comes a difficult problem -ac- pital.
tually, the key problem. The
Aviation Week said the Air- Carl
SY craft Nuclear Propulsion Depart- the K
ment of General Electric Co. has index
pursued the same direct air listing
cycle approach under Air Force mon
and Atomie Energy Commission ducts,
sponsorship at Evendale, Ohio, and p
and Arco, Idaho, since 1951. ment.
Says System Proven It al
A General Electric study made treatm
public at an international con- and pr
ference on atomie energy in tion an
Geneva last September reported tion an
that operations at the Arco fa- cility poisonir,
have "proved the feasi- Inforr,
bility of a direct air cycle air-
craft propulsion system and
demonstrated its performance." Ne
In an editorial on the new
Soviet plane, Aviation Week Edi-
tor Robert Hotz said the air-
craft's appearance "comes as a Are
sickening shock" to dedicated
U.S. Air Force and naval offi-
cers, Atomic Energy Commission LOUISVI
technicians and industry engi- -Burley
neers who have beer working on upward ls
U.S. nuclear projects "despite fi- levels at
nancial starvation, seientific records
scoffing and top-level indiffer- week.
ence.'
Hotz said it is clear that the Kentue
United States is at least four advanced
years behind the Russians in this opening
critical area. He added that the day, the
ARTIST'S SKETCH OF SOVIET NUCLEAR-POWERED BOMBER Soviets can be expected to ex- riculture
-This artist's sketch of a Soviet nuclear-powered bomber appears ploit their lead for political pur- When
In the current issue of Aviation Weck magazine. in connection poses long before the nuclear air- mean p.
with an article in which the magazine said Soviet Russia com- craft has a sound military capa- $66.69 p
pleted a nuciear-powered bomber six months ago and has been bility. ord for
flying it in the Moscow area for at least two months. Sketch shows "There already are indications A total
nuclear power plants suspended from pods midway that a non-stop. non-refueled sold in
wing: conventional turbojets with short takanff under delta flight several times around the $41.302.25
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FEB191
COVE SHEET SUSPENSE
DRIGIN OF BASIC DATE
ASSIGNED BY
DATE TYPE NO.
SUBJECT
Unidentified Flying Object
ROUTING
Initial f1 IN. coltmn to denote review prior to action. " 'OUT 1 column to denote completed
action. (X for for coordination.)
OFFICE OUT IN
OIN-1 OIN-2 OIN-3 O1N-4 AFOIN
OIN-1X OIN-2X OIN-3X OIN-4X AFOIN-X
AFOIN-X
AFOIN-XI
AFOIN-X2
AFOIN-X3
AFOIN-X4
AFOIN-X5
AFOIN-Z
CABLES
M FILE
8 .
DISPATCH
TO: DATE
SAFIS-3, Attn: Maj. L. J. Tacker 19 December 1958
FROM: COMMENT NO.
AFCIN-4E 1
COMMENTS (Use reverse, if necessary) 4E4/Maj Friend/ac/69216/Bldg 828
l. Mr report
tative Watts. This report was analyzed as an experimental aircraft in spite of
2. The tone of Mr. Watts' latest letter seems to indicate that this man is a
satisfiedc
3. Mr.t apparently wishes to be contacted concerning this sighting.
The ATIC has no intention of sending anyone to talk with Mr. concerning
a case more than fo years old. It is felt that the first answer to Mr.
through representative Watts was more than adequate.
1
2 Incls:
1. Ltr fr Colonel, USAF
Mr AFCIN-4E
w/l Incl
2. Ltr dtd 12 Aug 55
sgnd
w/1 Incl
+58-33644
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Date In History
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Traffic Toll THE LEXINGTON HERALD United Mine Workers of
(City of Fexinaton) vork only three days a weck
resterday Duaths 0: Injuries 0 ual operators signed new
958 To Date Deaths 4; Injuries 451 Vol. 88 No. 286 149.
ame Date I957 Deaths 3; Injuries 438 Price 5c
tOutside tOutslde City Limits)
Festerday esterday Deaths U. 0. Injuries Injuries 1 Lexin gton, Ky., Monday Morning, December 1, 1958
958 To Date Deaths 16: 15: Injuries 290 Injurses 290 Twenty-Four Pages Today Twenty-Four Pages Today Lexin gton, Ky., Monday Morning, December 1,
pame Date l957 pame Date lu57 Deaths 16: Deaths 16: Injuries 287
Magazine Says Russia Magazine Says Russia
LamA D-
las A-Powered Bomber
By Vera Haugland The Russian nuclear-powered U.S. Air Force Deputy chief of
ASHINGTON. NoV. 30 - bomber is not a flying test bed in staff for nuclear weapons de-
tion Week magazine said the sense that earlier U.S. Air velopment, outlined the Camal
Soviet Russia completed a Force and Navy programs had concept - nuclear-powered air-
ear-powered bo m ber six called for installing a nuclear craft program to develop con-
ths ago and has been flying power plant in a conventional tinuous airborne alert, missile
the Moscow area for at airfrane such as the B36 or launching and low-level penetra-
two months. Saunders-Roe Princess flyin g tion mission-in a talk here last
e magazine said a number boat solely for test" purposes.' ". week.
preign observers from Com- Aviation Weck said. Keirn said the United States is
st and non-Communist coun- Similar To U.S. Project working to develop a nuclear-
have observed the test "The Sovict aireraft is a proto- powered plane, possibly similar
5. type of a design to perform a in weight and size to the B52.
5. Air Force and Defense military mission as a continuous capable of carrying a hcavy load
rtment officials withheld airborne alert warning system on nomadic patrol for long
hent on the article. and missile launching plalform periods of time in various parts
artist's conception published simlar to the U.S. Air Force of the world, and capable of in-
he magazine depicted the Camal Project for which Convair stant reaction to enemy attack
er as extremely long and and Lockheed are now making by use of air launched missiles.
er, with its delta wings sup- design studies. When reqaired, such a plane
ag four engines suspended "In its present configuration would be capable of following up
ds-fwo nuclear-powered jet with both nuclear and conven- its missile launching with a low- PC
les inboard and iwo conven- tional turbojets, the Sovict air- level, high-speed penetration of Ho
jet engines outboard at the eraft has a performance capa- the enemy's heartland in order cas
ends. bility in the high subsonic and to destroy buried targets or tar- are
imensions Are Gigaatic low supersonie speed ranges gets not sufficiently well mapped Gl
dimensions given are gi- with its range linited only by to permit attack by long-range last
welght, 300.000 pounds; engine comtonent life and ornw missiloe

DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE
HEADQUARTEI UNITED STATES AIR FORCE
25, D.C.
REPLY TO AFCSI-6A
ATTN OF:
DOB: 26 October 1919 22 2 1N0
TO: AFCIN
1. Reference is made to your letter, , subject, Transmittal of Tapes,
dated 27 January 1960
2. The three tapes which were forvarded by your referenced letter
were prepared by the above subject. It appears that the subject's
purpose in making the tapes and addressing them to your office was
to complain concerning inaction by the USAF on his reported sighting
of a UFO on 7 February 1955. He also included allegations that he
had been harrassed as result of his report. He further made state-
ments alleging inefficiencies and waste at the Pan Americ contract
installation on Ascension Island.
3. With regard to the subject's alleged sighting of a UFo, the files
of this Directorate reveal that on 8 March 1955 the subject called at
the OSI the OSI Detachment Office, Edwards Air Force Base, to report that he
had seen a flying saucer. I The information furmished by the subject The information furmished by the subject
was forwarded by letter, was forwarded by letter, S dated 23 March 1955, to the Cormander, Wright-
Patterson Air Force Base, Attention: Air Technical Intelligence Center,
Dayton, Ohio, through OSI Dayton, Ohio, through OSI District Office Nr. 5. District Office Nr. 5. A cor this letter
is attached for your infor for your rmation. mation.
14. 14. The attached tapes were reviewed by the FBI and Headquarters ARDC, The attached tapes were reviewed by the FBI and Headquarters ARDC,
neither of which indicated that they intended to take any action relative
to the information set forth therein. Since the tapes do not contain
any information of interest to this Directorate at this time, they are
being returned to you as the office having primary interest in UTO matters
for such action and disposition as you deem appropriate.
5. This letter is classified CONFIDENTIAL to confor with the classi-
fication of Attachment l. When Attachment 1 is withdrawn or not attached,
this letter Will be stamped FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY.
Tlavid,ugr, ug 4 Atch
1. Ltr fr Do 18, 23 Mar 55
GILBERT R. LEVY 234 Tapes
Chini, Comterintelance Division
Direston s cr a, caa investigations
The fnsi ctor General
(Romuon) 1-60 111

KINGS LANDING, CA
n tel 55
3 3 neels reels of of tape Tape
in in SEpARATE SepARATE FOLDER

Confidential
REFERRAL NOTICE
SUSPENSE DATE
SUBJECT (Or identifleation)
(U) Unidentified Flying Object (UFO)
FROM: Chief of Staff, Intelligence, AFCIN-1B1
Assistant (
TO: AFCIN-XA AFCIN-ME
AFCIN-X AFCIN-1 AFCIN-2 AFCIN-3
AFCIN-XN
AFCIN-X1 AFCIN-Y
AFCIN-X2
AFCIN-X3
AFCIN-XA
AFCIN-X5
ATTENTION:
Major Friend
TYPE OF ACTION
FORWARDING ACTION ASSIGNED TO:
PREPARATION OF APPROPRIATE
APPROPRIATE ACTION CORRESPONDENCE
x
INFORMATION ON WHICH TO BASE REPLY ACS/I HAS/HAS NOT SEEN
COMMENTS AND/OR RECOMMENDATIONS
PREPARATION OF REPLY (for aignature AFCIN-X HAS ORIGINAL
NOTE AND RETURN NOTE AND RETURN of ACS/Intelligence)
FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION CONTACT
PREPARATION OF REPLY (for aignatUre PREPARATION OF REPLY (for signatUre (indicate nare and extenaion)
INFORMATION AND/OR FILE of Deputy, ACS/Intelligence) of Deputy, ACS/Intelligence) Capt Copas/whb
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COORDINATION of:)
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INFORMATION COPIES COP IES FORWARDED TO:
DIRECT REPLY (with copy to
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CoMMents (Use reverse and blank sheets if more space is raquired) ConMents (Use reverse and blank sheets if more spuce is required)
Attached letter from AFcsI, with attachments, is forwarded letter from AFcsI, with attachments, is forwarded for your disposition. for your disposition.
Attached I
1 Atch 1 Atch
Ltr fr AFCSI-6A, 22 Mar 60,
Subj: (U) G.M. Allender, DOB
26 0ct 1919, w/4 Atch: Ltr
fr DO 18, 23 Mar 55,2,3,4
tapes
aowa No.E
60 1115CA
CooRDiNaTioN (Initiala, Last nane and Grade)
ROBERT E. HARRINTGON, COl., USAF,AFCIN-1Bl
GPO 872302
AFHQ FORM 0-36 PREVIOUS EDITIONS OF THIS FORM ARE OSSOLETE.
MAR 59
.

2. The sighting 2. ihe sightung Nas as reported to Edwards AFB Edwards AFB 3 as having as having
taken place taken place on 7 February l955, at Harysville, California. February lo55, at Harysville, California. This
slghting is carried in the files of Artc slghting is carried in the file3 of ATIC C as reaulting a3 resulting from an from an experi-
mental aircraft. Review of this case indicates no additional mental aircraft. Review of this case indicates no additional evidence
nor any reason for changing th reason for changing the iginal tion.
3. The sighting reported by gave no indication of
national threat. In view of In view of A the five yea is case, ATIC case, ATIC
does not intend
li. Information has been forwarded to SAFoI-3d concarning the
recent review of this case by ATIc recent review of this case by ATIc with with suggestion that 17
be informed.
PHELIP G. EVANS
Colonel, USAF
Deputy Sciences and Components

no information Which would prove benefictal to the Air Force. They
did, however, reveal that lir, is of the opinion that his
lack of ouccess in life is due to harrassing by the government as a
rosult of his result reporting an UFQ sighting vary 1955.
2. Tho sighting 2. 1 Tho sighting by M was reported to Edwards AFB as having renorted
taken place on 7 on 7 February i955, at Naryiville, California, This
sighting is carried in the flles of Arfc sighting is carried in the file3 of ATIC as resulting from an experi- as resulting from an experi-
mental aircraft. Review of thls case indicates no addltional evidence
nor any reason for changir
3. The sighting reported by reported by gave no gave no indication of indication of
national threat. In vlew of the flve yea the Ilve year: s case, ATIC case, ATIC
does not intend any further uny fu ther investigation.
li. the most
recent review of this case by ArIC recent review of this case by ArIc with a with suggestion that suggestion that Mr.
be inforsed.
PHILIP O. EVANS
Colonel, USAP
Deputy for Sciences and Components

of success which he has experienced since his separation from the Army
in November 1955. The Air Force is further blamed for a lack of interest
in an UFO sighting which he reported 7 February l955, in California.
As he has done on a number of previous occasions, specifically 19
December 1958, Nr. repeats a request for a visit from an Air
Force representative. lr. has held several jobs as an elec-
tronics technician with both the government and industry. For some
reason not stated he has not been retained on any job for extensive
periods. Mr. infers these inabilities to retain jobs is due
to harrassing by the government as a result of his reporting the UFO
in l955. The witness further states that on two occasions private
ventures in the way of electronics repair jobs (Tv and radio) have
fallen through. These failures are also attributed to the government.
the ATIC
as probably an experimental aircraft. Mr. in none of his
subsequent communications to the Air Force, has divulged any additional
information concerning this sighting. This case is more than five
years old, and in view of a lack of additional information AfIC has
no reason to change this original evaluation.
14. S sighting of 1955 gave no evidence of national
threat and in view of the age of this case, AfIc has no intention of
sending anyone to talk with Hr.et It is suggested that the
witness be informed that the case has been reviewed by ArIC and that
the original evaluation, in view of no new evidence, holds firm.

5. Mr. address -
Kentucky
FOR THE COMMANDER:
PHILIP G. EVANS
$ Colonel, USAF
Deputy for Sciences and Components
2

The unidentified flying ooject sighting reported to the
Air Force on 7 February 1955 was evaluated as an experimental
aircraft. Thia caas has again been reviewed by the Aerospace
Technical Center and in view of the fact that no
new evidence haa been submltted, the original evaluation remaina
unchanged. unchanged.
Sincerely, Sincerely,
LAWRENCE J. TACKER
Major, USAP
Publie Public Information Division Information Division
Office or or Information
cave
BEVAICER
NOR0 VEB 30 TO 08
Comeback Oi-3d
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the White Hous
Dear Mr. President,
I am suritin te you about on
penetration the territdhial air space the
Conitinental Gnited States 07 America. Thes incident
occurid an early ∂ebruan 1955, 9
observed this particilar penetration.
lfter over fie the first effeitive interest and
spirit has Shoun to a limited
degree mailiig liller which I have reprodeced
here on page S28 this Repurtmest oj the tir Jorce
litter is a vieled and conched sport.  hove
includid,on a shetch 7 The objut under
discussin

That Circreft il 2a2
a Russian a pritityp
of Nuclier Powered Spir Plane, The
fact that thire is a slight pesintility is the
Noson wohy feel compilled to infringe
time o% your offi ce.
Circreft X was defintly. feeleing out the
converged at an IP at high altitude.
this Craft ient from the deck
were Qdne bock dewn totdick.a and
close to me-
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of the jits then slawed doun to their
sped gredually
leking on Sped.
o been a civilian pilot and have
a fair knowledge worked on The
nusmle Jest Priject
andl fave oproximateh two ears
over 20. ypare ebctionic grourd.
9 anded up b2 Jrist Gat h
monkir would soolt elcate
thinking
Thousard y2rs. ened philosphy ahind for
in Mr. President, jou are
to advial and in
tuth.
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sccillrate so1 theg
the luen dita ree
hit Purther; this
ticreft 2" hod no markins and was not
The property the United Stater 07 fémerica.
This maker 21 belong t
Sntelligence
Quter Space ar the
which is it? Mr. President,
May I usk yore pice of mind, good health,
plenty 0- rest, and continucus contact with
own Christ. your
Thanker
the suljiet discesion herin,

For some
reason not stated he has not been retained on any job extansive
perlods. infers these inabilities to retain jobs is due
to harrassingby the governnent as a result of his reporting the UFo
in lo55. The witness further states that on two occasions private
ventures in the way of electronies repair jobs (TV and radio) have
This case is more
years old, and in view of a lack of additional infommation TIC has
no reason al evaluation.
L. Mr. sighting of 1955 gave no evidence of national
threat and in view of the age of this case, ATIC has no intention of
sending anyone to talk with lir. It is suggested that the
witness be informed that the case has been reviewed by ArIc and that
the original evaluation, in view of no new evidence, holds firm.
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informed
the base but Colonel rest of the
assistant) was
wouldn't take of anybody's
time.
In between portions of the conversation there appeared to be
had to." Mr
if he
wanted

if he wanted to, Mrd to make
inform
then said
good bye. used abusive as curt and demanding
throughout the whole conversation.
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My name, I dare say, is -familiar to some of your
ukeps your
pepple in the rusty part their my memory of you people
and some of the shenannigans you have pulled is burning freshly
in my mind. Going back longt time, nearly five years to be exact,
on February is about the a U.F.O. in
northern Co ornia, down near Knights landing, California. ont 300
for a job elsewherex,in the Cape Canaveral area, it seemed that
electronic techniciai positions were all closed. Very good. I wonder
wih
why? Well, eventually, I at Convair Astronautics.
TEONNICINN
hired in as an electronics and they tried m as
at obeying hunches; several times
an electrician.

JANUARY 1958 SIGHTINGS (Cont'd)
CASE DATE LOCATION OBSERVER EVALUATION
34 11 Bering Alaska Mil Vis&Rad A/C
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my life was saved during World War # by obeying instantaneously
hunches. A particular assighment AM I would have had resulted in thaa
death of an employee and a couple more badly maimed in an elevator
accident. After trying to shuttle me an electrician job.I
balked. was assigned to the guidance laboratory at Convair Astro-
nautics at Cape Canaveral. Here I worked for several weeks and
UCH
again T Ieft thas job very pood reasons. The reasons weren tidiffer-
ent from ithe same ones which caused me me leave R.C.A. In September
1958, with virtually no funds having some of my
equipment left over from a previous business opened a television
srtrevewnH
repair s shop here i'n Lexington, Kentucky. Well, it seems that my
troubles still weren't over. Now, that have given you a brief run
down of some the jobs that I have held while working for Company"s
who were
working fox on Air Force contracts I will try to get down i to business
af copeifie
and be possibly can First of all, I would like to say
that in WW 2 I was a Birst s Sargent the last I 18 months I in the
service.

Division. Subsequently, I five years of malaria.
And in 1942 I made arrangements transfer to Air Force, the
Army Force it was at that time, and install the radio gear in
P--38 fighters and see that all their equipment in the electrical line
was But General Patch, who was my division commander at
time, later led the 7th army in Europe, beat the transfer down and
generally T was out maneuvered.until T was on boat that is about as
,
S
have landed mud - propellers, madexaxsrgxxxy a number
of emergency landings and a few things like this. But getting back,
this is just all back to the starting of

ts tak Gentlemen, I know the story.
HYou the story. level,
Seme timey 0n andd
thing
don't know. Soma/
PRETTY GooD IDEA
THBI 15
The frim-framming that goes on is something fantastic. Now the craft
that i tod ouon
you it, the facts stack up. don't care what your
write 500 pages. p built from that
initial observation. Now I'm not trying to make you tell the American

on
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tape in a one way conversation and trying to argue with you about
wodre y ISVAET SA ET LIVART
U.F.O.'s. Since that time five years American public has
had somecrude awakenings and I fear they_shall have mar more.Now
IvelouM 1o:
any American with a little common horse sense, knows just about how
far 10:
are and all this_sweet talk and pretty_talk
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on him, you haven t got anybody with the voice, the psychic power
HOS LEMLOEVSA DNLX LKAAET OE DYLE
anything anoy me or alarm me.

5. ir. address -
Lexington, Kentucky
FOR THE CO ANDER:
PHILIP G. EVANS
Colonel, USAF
Deputy for Sciences and Components
2

asked me that might not to
that I might have observed at the time. Now when went to work for
R.C.A., incidentally $\r}$ broke in a television business Cal, in 1954,
1.lod of7 and I
O
and never had any luck down there.. But
wue was.1955
in my mind and what have if 1 could talked someone
trained in handling these things,. I. could have
report at the time. did send in a detailed report.
T might ad never ge any Edwards AFB I stronly
1
suspect that you people had something to do with that. Now I am a

veteran xn, a hard worker, and a
1
about good as they come.
Ho hired R.C.A. in 1956 I needed a job; I needed
When I was
it badly, and I to work for these people. I went
after secret clearance came t through. I performed my duties and
--uh--while on my tour Of one of the first inklings that I
had that you people were, had, more or less sort f put the
Indian sign when a security chief had a few to many
to drink. And, indidentally, you all remember the embarrassing situa-
in test.I However it was on the news and the
after it was in the news papers and on the was a
around. And the conversation came up some way or
believe that the R.C.A. manager Mr. I Bozar was setting
there at the time and perhaps and the security chief, a
Mr. Wilson, at that time, who perbaps had had couple, made the
remark that if a Snark messile finds it necessary to land here at

along about February of 1957 came I have some done.
And the when you mess
around with government you get the business) but some of us people
and wee
guess, a little soft ix in t the head wo have been raised
Due to impr - had myself out of the
hospital and out to have this surgery all
1
done This is three for the same thing when it
's nothing but a piece butchery typical of service from the governmet,

week too soon.
Tobul
1 got dosn duty dould not give me
Hokle
and after having the
of having been operated three times in about 30 days, I
1
could resk being stuck on an island so T came back to the
mainland for treatment. So I took off fora few weeks and erl on o
back.
MNWXX

a right to contact my ngressman about a passport any damm time I get ready.
Of course this puts and Indian sign on me again. H Heres a man who calls a
congressman. Well I'm not mouthing
Watts as a matter of fact if you will ask him
and absolutely
Now the way these people have treated me in the incident I don't care anything

schedule and sc
this all got messed up in the deal.
mind
comitted
the world with
B

S
under which we lived also is a very excellent reason for getting
off the rock. As s a matter of fact I'm not so old don't no like the women.
of have a few characters around in some of the companies
what I see that it a portion of another tape is
going to be required so I will briefly try to cover some a highlights and eleborate
on them on the following tape. W
While on Ascnesion Island I was insulted a number of times in a
of ways which were of such a nature they would have been tested with security
American Chief, A Fire Ch a guard. Some of these were just about
muxx more than a man could take. Some few people working for RCA and the Air
Force, one or Pan American people said some mighty insulting things to me.
I have been called dirty son of bitch, traitors else. Now Ex
for a man who haa xxxxx served his man tho has never been arrested or
a man who has never been in trouble with the law these are some pretty rough al

Island, the condit there absolutely intolerable. No man could have stood
up and took the things I took. And believe me it would take 10 or 15 tapes to
cover some of them. The simply had a rule If you strike someone no matter
what they have to fired. Well can you image an o solder,
well not so old that an exbusinessman a technicain, an First Sgt
haveng to take insults from a bunch of particularly when did nothing to
I went to work for Convair Electronics I went to work in the
MnXMkME While I was
to pick up fast and was able to due to due me
12 particular turn tables and precision systems controled mechanisism as a part of
going into names. If they all become
inoperational which means an came in from the West coast and the subsequent

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decision was the equipment should either have to be rebuilt or better
when would have to be designed have new equipment
delivered. The next tells you e government
$3,000,000 one incident alone and wha t my reward was for it.
END OF TAPE I

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147041

RONCCASSIFIED
B/L, DO @l6, Kayvood AF Dopot, Cheli AF Sts., P. llaywood, Califoraia,
2l-385, Subj: Unidenbilied Flying Qbjects, Informant
5D 21-21-167 lst Ind
HEADQUARTERS 5TH DISTHICT OI (IG), Vright-Patterson AFB, Ohio 7 April 1955
TO: Coumander, Air Technical Intelligenge Centor, Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio
ATT: ATIAA-20
Forvarded.
1 Indl ROBERTS P. JOHISON, JR.
n/c Colonel, USAF
District Comandor
DOWNGRADED AT 8 YEAR (NTERYALS)
DECLASSIFILD APTER 1: YCARS.
DOD DIR BEOO1O
Ae(5-24-2/-223
UNCLASSIFIED
Y

k
was unable work on these specific littleh
whch f
detail that could be dug shunned one side so as
to speak was thought anged pFinally there nothing else to be done
including sweeping leader couldn't very well
ter
a crack inasmuch as rticularly
farily In other words u
the
an mountain or up in a plane can"see the farst pretty well. He is not engluffled
by the trees. So this is part of my yphilosphyin Shootingtrouble. Well having uh
uh familiariased myself more than knew the guyst
of tixx it and I might in 1 less than two hours the trouble had been solved.

aacd
axxhixx1 machines?" 'If this is the symptons those other machines then this
is true. Well some of the machines were in various stages of being torn down and uh
happend that this was the rouble. Now whether this was
say this it was,it was very cleverly planned thing see. But since the
tuatirs
military andthe military e in decent ix tube checkers
elisin
in from the West assistant
Maxkaxwhen I f first went to work in this department as soon after that this man
was long and/$ was criticizing the design of certain things was.
heud
working on Bndof course nobody had told me the person was. He hadn't
axd dud
bothered to tell me himselfs0

sfab etes the istust
And certainly in the interest of the country. His simpethy in the in
of the Air Force, no reward this was be adxx embarrased in a number of ways.
adufike
Little things that happend to me was that other people in the department were getting
time, I was given being an inexperienced
technician I, as a matter of fact all my adult years have been spent in the electronics
on communication assignments of other types of things. and hadx uh here's a case
where I am not find out that t the going out to take
Raxco coffee breaks at instead of going home and
the shift. Some of these people
might sayhere that I saved the
government enough whol damm department for a number years. See +
this is my reward. Well when I moved over Contair Astronautics I had a special

special clock reserved for peopl ortance,
however, I be important in the light assume myself
to be. Now I Now I would would like to add like to add that the
at convair hau at convair wa showed me y courtesy and rtesy and uh the people gave me a job, the people gave me a job,
an reesi
A very good friend of mine is by that t company. They have n nice to
iel weil toward
him and I WEATX certainly do not any-good/ka Convair or
Aths
Convair Astronautics as a matter H think they
very tin bunch of people of these things are on a local level and
there is I little a man can do to fight back against it. Uh Everybody knows Dow
I have petty politics and whoe be for the man who embarassas a-man in
REGEA somewhere. Anyway I-was trying
Tgenig te
todo -was have a job as a means of making a living and uh it uh it is a

1
bean verious delays further t n of the Atles and , I feel personnal that this
may have been I feel even personnally that the uh uh this whole thing
have planed as a RX piece of sabotage. to aliw uje Th tating
may
halt. halt.
Now, when I worked for RCA sOme the the things that happened to me that happened to me
when I was on Ascension, I received calls when I was on Ascension, I received calls trying trying to get me to take uh test to get me to take uh test
leads and other leads and other things from the ¤ things from Pan American Supply that have been turned American Supply that have been turned
which I refused uh these peopl quite insistent in wantint these
things throwed away. This was some old bait in getting a man to take some
salvaged gc iment property and of course you are not going to catch an
older soldier on like that. These are some of the gags and tricks khey
that were tried on me and it seems like some way or another another in uh
times like this that there always been some little inner thought or something

own best interest to get place For example, a gun was stolen from
an airplane. Now I know about this even though it was kept quiet at the time
because after all you give the old soldder credit for being able to do a
little checking around when he is being shall wx we say gouged so
mercilessly. Now uh uh people on a rock that would go to the trouble of stealing a
gun from a United States military aircraft wouldn't hesitate one minute to use it
on people and T 'm sure you will agree that this is true and of course uh a gun
like that uh there is no telling who it will be used on.
I
base that/wouldit have had in my back supply room unguarded for a single minute.
How in gaxia= the world like this through security and 'was hired by
companies like never know. Some of these people were tec chnically out and
out psychopathics.
Now one statement was made, I believe this was somewhere around Dec perhaps
Jan , of Dec 1957 or Jan 1958 uh uh uh uh or somewhere along about that time uh

you don't. some
more of this crap, see.
1959 before I ever knew what the story was behind that. Now Mr who
is presently of the Lexington Herald I
Lexington Herald . might add a
Something wasn't right
of weeeks when he got back naez
don't recall whether at that trip he sew
was a later trip but about uh along about the time we
were talking now he

the report that T gave him and of course no man knows
that when all theres really something to dig into
their nose told them this. Now apparently uh maybe senator
Wayne M Morris woula around to taking a little dig into this and
perhaps this is where that xX bunch of remakrs on Ascnension came from.
give you an idea. There is so them that wourld suppose it would take
A
many in tapes include them all and feel this way uh about uh you people
me along time have smeared at me every in the
loyment uh you've dug back and

any mental disorder without having gone board a or been
ycha Thie
in a ward I can assure you there is not one damn
thing thing to it. If to it.' anyone cares cares to CO through the records the they they
will find absolutely no clinical The only thing I know is
there was a Jewish Major and from what I can find out and from what I can find out probably
and further and further checking if T find out he find out he is a mss I wan will hound him to HOw will hound him to
the day he hits the grave. Theres argument that d developed between him and
As a matter of fact I told him about
a big i fat bellied me what is
what.

the
stand u up a man's face and tell him the truth. All try with the wk stroke
some aden ix back of
some
some office or behind/zaxxmilitary forces some where you would think with
the stroke of a this shows br It shows nothing but
cowardness nothing more or less. Now, uh instance uh
I hadx have said previously I have been
smeared by the experts and when an ameteur tried it tries it, me
particularly makes me angry. One instance that can think presently
lown
is a fast buck artist and a big republican who villain
's
Vemuazela perhaps where l he is a n maybe a neighbor Rockefellor and

Director, Special Investigations
Moadquarters, USA7
Mashington 25, D. C.
Narysville,
1. SKNOPSIS: ind Saucer.
Califoria,
2. DETALLS: Jareh
California, called an instance laving seen 3
1955 and aovised that he wished to report
Flying Saucer on oruary 1955.
furnished for identification urposes an Honorable
3. indicated hin be First Sergeant,
Disenarge Certificate which
S
He ooined that the speed of the unidentiflad alreraft wns at leaat equiva-
lent to the sceed of the jets oreceeding overhead, He looked above this
alroraft and noted four more jats headed in the sane south-easterly diree-
alaost parallal to the coarse taken by tha three jots already
Lion and converged and then assuned their
sighted. A short time latar all the jets -etm ag
DOWNERADED ITERY
DECLASSDA EAnS.

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—
and uh Nixon's uh Villa's down there:

way. needed me.
And he needed my supporta raise some loot. And he didn't get it. So I
might add that he went to great lengths try to smear and certainly helped
in my financial downfall. Uh, this man limped away that community
minus minus two two three threc hundred hundred thousand thousand dollars and I suxpect as time ime on
that the uh treasury people uh leave him hurting a lot I more. of course he course he
made the made the remark one remark one time time that he he kept that place down there in case he got to
make a big haul he big haul he would have a place to go a place to go until until 2 2. limitations ran limitations s ran
out. Another over the wire to speak.
This is a short tape and it recording
ona third tapex order to get a little more pertinent informationa on this
topic of general discussion.

(

This is number three tape of three tapes being made
addressed to the Director of Intelligence, United States Air Force,
Washington, D This is number three of a series of tapes.
xix Large uhm, are kiking like large
corporations. They get into a position where S they can control all of the
surroundings about them including ophosition and competition . And there in
errors become part of the general overhead of the system. The inefficiency along
with it, And particular case the Amerixan taxpayer the American citizen
is the fall guy. guy. He man man that makes up that makes up the feteral deficit.
The way of adding adding a little commentaty on the commentaty on Air Force ix you people have shown
yourself to be auh a Mig bit unreliable to yourself to be auh a Mkg bit unreliable to say the least. say the least. But the modern A r But the modern A r
Force officers has a position that makes himself be much uhto be as the
nites of old instead of riding a great fast white horse he e xxax is uh riding a hax
horse in the sky, an airplane. NoW these particular these individuals fancy
t hemselves the great crusaders out to space. When in reality they are but an
instrument thay brother you
take care of usm or you won't have anything to fly. You'll be out looking for a job.

something lifetime. any great general anything
like that; but people tho have never tasted defeat, have never been beat down
nd
to rise againto b beat down again to rise again can never understand the wisdom
mental.
In my 40 y In my 40 years I have had years have enough experiences and sone ces and sone of them are quite are quite
hair raising. hair raising. I suppose there is a good story in everyman's there is good story in everyman's life but I
assure you there are a are a number of good stories in mine.
Getting back to this uh Army thing that I was speaking about a thing that I was speaking about a
few minutes remember when we first came back grom overseas. We had malaeria
and maleria is one damnest things a man can ever be plagued with uh I shall
suffer some of the effects of maleria fer the restof my days.

general in India. when I was first severly
affected by and I remember overseas uh uh
veteran's and officers uh we uh were uh went up point
ward in xxx because I rember this. A Capt Goodendaugh,
Goodendog,dayd, Germanx manaaged beat it out ofxMikxixx HItler's
army somehow put into medical facilities
stateside. This I Dr Gootendog went over uh like a ton of manure.
with American troops had been overseas T can assure you that
to anybody who is sick that it is some kind of mental thing.

29
Mooox ?W
Well
metaphysics all thi ngs of the corporial senses have a mental origin.
Enough said there.
I am a bit convinced today that the incident out in Northern California
of sighting aMEM of uh I would uh sometimes appreciate uh the fact that
I had never witnessed this incident. But sometimes we have I little to do
lling the events lives. Perhaps I I was was there there to be a witness
much ? ?
in/the same way Francisco Earth Quake
of 1906 when ax message message was received with no origin. No correct filing
system none the less stating that s supplies and so forth isto be delivered to
San I Francisco. H believe this particular prog is coming up on the Alcoa hour
uh next week, or on this event of physcic phenomena. In 1957 while I was waiting
American uh medical director Mr
uh Dr S office I rented a room from Mr. ,

30
On Riverside Drive in Cocoa, Florida. I don;t recall the exact address itis
down here in some of my books somewhere Anyway the house yas directly in front
of uh the hotel uh t there, the one down on the river the main one in Cocoa.
The name of that hotel is the Bebard. My home directly in front of this.
3
Mrs was the wife of a sergeant in the United States Air Force.
Mr e, I believe his name was es, was in kx overseas. I happened
to meet him at a later date. While there some people moved into the home
uh a man and woman I believe their name They had two children,
two small Here again are these hunches. Sonething didn't look righty here
Those children's faces looked vaguely familiar. Somehov they did not fit together
as parent and children. Well I started spinning Well I started spinning little wheels in my brain. little wheels in I my brain.
and thought thinking hoiaht pre etty I would ge clue and these children uh thye uh ish
belong the uh communist spys lius and Ethel Rosenburg.
I could remember
Well from fitting everything/kagxkkxx accouhts and what have you
everything started jabbing. I told Mrs that I suspected that t this was
the sister Ethel Rosenberg her uh and the brother-in-law of who had
adopted these chi ldren. Anumber of things checked uh for example

hid a child semawhere up in the New England areaxamwexianx somewhere and
there waKK was litigates uh in progress in connection with it and uh it so
happened that this woman had hid child sond there well in any case went
the RCA security gate aad at Patrick AFB and reported this incident. And he
told me that this was a bit outside of his jurisdiction and tbat this uh uh kind
of uh thing would have to be handled by the FBI and uh I would come back in about
four days uh he would tell me something. Well uh I v went back in about four days
got absolutely nothing. went back at least once or twice more.
And I And got absolutely no absolutely no information. information. Well uh it is safe to assume that
this type of thing that when you don't get get negative negative or nothing is said it is e or nothing is said it is
a positive. In other words I In other words I believe that it was apositive identification that believe that it was apositive identification that
I had the right people pegged. uh as a matter of fact after t this I did a little
investigation on Now, I asked t the I RCA security cheif what I shoudl do.
Shkakx 9 Shoudd move? Uh no particular reason for you doing
Stay where you are at. At the particular time x T was slated to back down range
a missile range but uh to Miaguana and so uh several days after this I left for
Maaguana again. I uh absolutely got no where. I have discussed this with the FBI

32
the uh resident agent here ix uh in Lexington and uh I have never gotten anywhere
on this thing so I can that it was the brother-in-law and
uh sister of Ethel Rosenburg and the two children. into the home eof
an Rixx Air Force master sergeants wife and a defense worker u uh at Patrick AFB
mamKthanidxmatxbheaxtawaxexak
This is a nice situation. 1 The people may have been alright but then on the
other hand t they may xOxaxeunm been directed to
or
m ove there on the pressure or something to sort of contaminate me Oxmxohin
a little bit so the security forces would be looking down my shirt.
Or if I haven't got enough trouble here is some r more .. I never saw these people
beford in my life and I'll probably never see them again. These are the kind
iR of events that keep popp nonning 11 up. I saw things I saw things down in Trinidad didn't look good down in Trinidad didn't look good
to me at personnally think the hotel stopover E thanamwmspoint down there was
nothing but uhinformation collect oint. Personnally I don't think
much of your security on the range. But since Mr Eisenhower's brothers
son has a wheel in Pan American I see the connection. I mentioned inthe first
tape that x after I came back here to Lexington Kentucky opened up this little
television hx shop t that troubles didn't cease Well, one day I called up the resident
FBI agent the man in charge o Lexington office waxx which is from the Louisville

nove away from him it then began
commenced a vertical
olimb at whieh time the object took on its saueer like appearance again.
he shought was the same object sllghtly enst and above the jets, which wers
beginning to go out of sight. stated the total surveillance time
of the unidentifiad objeet was four or five cinutes and that the object was
in view in its varions positions for a total time of two ninutes, while
observation within close range was for seven or eight seconds. In conclusion
Mr. stated that this object ha absolutely no markings and no dis-
tinguishabls Dower source although the area around the trailing adgs of the
wing seeme Several slottad areas apceared therein.
6, ACTION: No action will b taken by this district. A copy of this
recort 13 being made available the Air Technical Intelligence Genter,
riht- , Chio.
ARTHUR T. CAMERON
00: DO S - Info 2 Colonel, USA7
(Cnor, Wrignt-Pattarson District Comander
AFB Attoi ATLAA-2C
Alr Tachnical Inteiligence
Center, Dayton, Shio
DOWNGRADID AT & YEAR INTERVALS) YEARS. UNCLASSIFIED
DECLASSINEE DOD DL 006.16 2

3 / 33
office office maintained in the Federal building here in Lexington, a Mr
Douglas Rotery. And I uh was uh reporting on the incident that I felt uh should
be reported on uh it was nothing urgent and since I had not done it decided I would
ka call on Mr Rotery and hraxaxtkthamkinthicieexi ikaxhkan report this little incidentu
to the FBI which uh
and the missile range, etc. and uh in the conversation I mentioned up to the
point of the phone uh ? conversation to pieces.
beating on the hook on ano ther telephone. Well inasmuch
what was being said
as/uh sone.uh something else is uh something that could have been said out on the
open street open street uh wihtout uh any harm being wihtout any harm being done in anyway. in anyway. uh I uh just backed up uh just backed up
and kept talking until I had it said. uh These people worked this and kept talking until had it said. uh These people worked this s conversation over conversation over
real good. Doing a lot of work on this I've got a clue as to where this could have
come from. . Now I have been anoyed here in the business. I have had the phone x5x
cracked a and ear. I have had voltage own my line, uh fuses
b urnt out on the phone I have had dirty low down messages left canx on my electronic
secretary uh I have suffered a fantastic amount of nuicanse end even some e threats
over the telephone. Now, in addition to that, after I cameback up here I was

sef
uh was definitely was one bait trap here uh I did not take the baita
wockh uh this uh situation was repo the FBI and of course uh as is typical
of deal ing with security people they tell one very littlen and are little
comfort to someone. However, sometimes a person has no other place to turn.
I have been followed have even uh
minmymind
inxiud separate them from things that EX were while I was for
RCA. There was particular person here that uh managed one New Year's eve to try to engage
geax me into conversation I played them along uhwand them
a Siknkaxkmknk bit phylosophical and got around to point anc apparently
there was a key in my personal six that they wanted to know about.

I believe up to this point I have given a pretty Y good idea about what has he penet
the happenings would like to use the remainder the remainder of
portion of this tape to add a little of my personal Lospy a little.of bhat.
data about myself and give data about myself and give the line that I I will folow from here on in in connection folow from here on in in connection
with the smearing with the smearing tactics uh and shennanigans . First of all it seems that First of all it seems that
more than due times people times have been interested in my personal philosophy. losophy.
Let me say that ople have have been been in this country since ir this country since before before the revolutionary
war. A matter of fact the came to Kentucky to ta ke up a
land grant as payment for ices inthe rev I hate communism
with a passion. As a matter of fact very recently book by
J Edgar Hoover 1958 edition, the title which is Masters of Deceit. The book is
very good and certainly gives a pointers to someone ih in evaluating things
some of the things that have
XNXLOM happenedx in their life. I rest assured that no communist
has approached me openly.

and that is to subject us ka if not by direct contact by subversion.
I am a free one to ick meddle my thoughts. So communism
such as this. I am a Christian, I adhere no particular
church. I attend occassionally some Protestant Church. Sometimes its a Christian
Science Church, Sometimes Christian Church, xmankmmmsmihxmx I have attended
Baptists Churchs long it x is a Protestant Church. I even studied metaphysics
great deal because I like to understand the because I like to understand the
science of religiop. think that this day and age man needs to know a great
deal more about himself and his origin, the origin of his beliefs and to me
you show me philosophy of the individual and I'll the man.
I think that an llent security to be them in conver-
sation nikh for a couple of g hours and I think that in sox doing gets the key the

date.
Speaking of this space situation some of the religicus leaders,
pacticularly the Catholics, uh posttively do concede fact that
people exist other planets and other planes until forced to do so!
A pope have up with some new answers Now Catholdism
or any ism or religion should have no place in considering the military aspects
of trips into outer space various
training they need they need training in the metaphysical field and even beyond.
with which
So that the situations/a kkxk they might find themselves they will have the mentality
the personal philosophy the understanding of man's true nature , hix reason being
here, and this would sustain these people in moments of confusion and faxx fear.
It is something to have a man's wool . philosphy of life, t the very thing whiakmkexhxes
upon which he has bruilt his entire life shaken out from under him.

scare the American death. Well I wonder what Sputnkik I did
and all these other things. The American people ar
they can take what comes, what has to be handed out to them straight cold
turkey. I hoped that xamdda somehow or another t that Kaba somehow or another t that some of that some of this diffuculty
can be can be resolved. And that my ability And that ability to make a to make a living living to be a good Ameican Ameican
is is no no longer interefered with, in any way if this this does not happen not happen X thi s thi S
with much more information than what is much more information that what is on these tapes will be kicked into will .be kicked into
the politcal xxax arena. And well let it come out where eve it will.
emuch
I thank you for your time in listening, hope that you will see fit to send
the state of
someone to talk to me . I thank you. Voluntary licensening pr program in/Kentucky.

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7 February 1955
California King's Landing,
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