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,.,fA~~ tli6.re f!ying saucers? IIave peopl~t .. '; ~from other ulanets been here before?. -~V" ' : .I. - .

.: .. ~Coinn1onsense say;s no, hut there are -~lways tantalising doubts. At least an author who sent us this manuscript .says . he has found strange evidence. What do

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RECENT reports of sp~c.ecraft over the ~iyer Plate area ~f ;re Christ". Argentina, South Amenca, aren't so surpriSing, really. There IS ~~m~i) our

plenty of evid~nce that Earth has had many such visitations from outeT space.

Only last week "The Sun-Herald" published

, news of yet another "tlying-sauc!!r" - this . time over Canberra.

It was described bv air traffic control officers who deal with t11e safety of thousands of air travel-lers every week-serious-

. minded men not likely to ,-indulge in practical jokes

~f that k ind. l After that came: the re . port that yet a nother saucer

had been secn-thi~ time on : the beach at Vaucluse.

Of course we've had 'visitors'

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I ' But to return to the , A,rgentioa inc.ident: Here is ' an ,account of a sighting by t another serious-minded ; authority, Senor Enrique Ferraz, director of the j:lahia I Blanca Observatory.

Soberlv he reported: "The fl!L~.,...,was not :1 known ~-~tar, satellite. or air-

~qual 1. from s:pace ~~~ should be

, , reducing BecaUSe there have been

. other recent reports of fly-; ing objects over South America-several in the : past year- we s_hould , wondec "Arc th.cy trymg to ; !ocate the place where they I oace lived?"

~iRAtE MIGRANTS

SAYS A CORRESPONDElvT

A Brazilian Navy survey ship photographed lhii flying sa~cer while fhe ship ~as cruisin9 . Trinidad Island in february, 1958. The Brazilian Navy Mmislry vouched for 1ls authent1c1ty.

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REPORTED IN -SK:Y I ,, !'

, A North Ryde family reported 'having 9'' .;l I Q ; seen a mysterious ':box~like'' objet:t in the 1 i ~ ; sky over Sydney y:est17rday. . . , j

f ' The family, Mr. and seemed to be !!,P_mnrng . I Mrs. R,. F . Gagg a_nd their round; Susanne sa~d. . 1 . five children. satd they . "We eould ~ee 1t fo1 . saw the object soon a.f ter about fiv_e mmutes and

5 p.m. . last saw 1t .. over t he Har-Susa.nne Gagg, 14. sa1d bor Bndge. .

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home in .c o:xs Road when , sky. . . they, ~~w t_he oqject, ,S y_dne,Y, ,, . experts_ . ln?t

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barley Is denuded of appeared to out, as tliere scorching." ,

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bulence. 1 "I am conVinced all :would 9e: explail1ed away if we 1!$.d eM~gh details of eacli siglitmg!':

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CONTINUED l'ROnl ~ emanated fr;?m . a .cfan- scconas. PAGE 1. '17 made source, he sar c0 11 HLS' first view was of one ''Their course w~s - .

G p tston) said 50 mem- istent with the orbrt taken object. . . . b~rs ~f the N.S.W. Astron- ~Y Russian-launched sate!- "It looked 101l0>:e fa r.;s~

omical society at Belfield lites. . up abot:t. 50,0 ee , observed the objects for "No American satelhtes I-Iarns sa1d. . about 30 seconds. have been launched on "As it came dose!' 1t

Mr. Patston said: that par ticular orbit.'' seemed to brealt up mto "We could not see them Mr. Mci ntosh assessed pieces. .

through telesc~pes becau~e t he obiects' height a t 50

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"The objec~s appeared :Mr John Harris, of fire and smoke behmd It. about 7.40 p.m. abou~. 30 Brush Road, Durimball, "At one stage the fiery degrees above the honzo~ near Gosford, ~ JM .tl.ll.- ~ trail appeared to .. be about and about 25 de~r~es wes ,~pJf{rs appeare_ ~ ~ half a mile long. of north, trave1ling the J.Q ~ ~ ~- A duty officer ~t. the south-east. . -IJ.Y fi!H .. RT''~ RAAF station at Wrlllam-

"They looked . hke a r. J:tarris sara 'he dnd I town said thae several air-b,~trsting slcy~~o~ket. eight men on the ground at the . We . recor e. ~ base reported seeing mys-ob,~~~~ m t~~ltou~iowing Lights 1 from .tcrious lights in the sky.

heads ~nd bright reddish- Mr. J. Smith, of ~ennell ' . e tails about 20 J ll.e r' A venue, Leura, sard the ~f:r~ longer than the Up ll lights "were stru~g out heads'' ERR A Fri _ behind each other, .and

"The first object had P CfA N B Bnrt B'ok Di kept changing colors from 1,

. 1 d h' le the last ro essor .. ' - d t . ll"'e" vams 1e ~ '. k rector of the Mom:tt re o ora ., . . . . . one was cro~singb \;\':rds 1ir. s~romlo Observatory, sa1d Naval . autrorJties at about 50. degtze1 he 34 of mystery lights reported Nowra s::ud they had. re-r. Do~ ~ .a ,5 ' lvania over N.S.W. tonight prob- ceived report~ of bn~ht Pn.nces Hlg~wa:~ S:y_, the ably resulted from the objects .travellmg at hlgh He1ghts, sa.1cl he sa,~ movement of Jupiter into speed over the South lig;hts at 7.4?-e P"Wke ~rreat the evening sky. Coast.

'They h'tes-it was liter- This could !'!-ave caus- Police alon~ the South 0if11g\~cafhtaking," Mr . . ed reflections m the . a t- Coasr. also said they. hatd a ) 511 said. mosphere, prod u c 1 n g received repor ts of l!gh s ... W~1:r. Kei~h Mcin tosh, an .fla:shes, Professor Bole in the sky. . . : . ~ orange amateur astrono- sard.. . t 1\IU'. F. Chtdgre, Gla~es- , me1:, said he observed the He Sll;ld . the mo.vemen. vllle. said: ."I saw eight. r bts for 17' cconds from of J up1te1 occurred fo~ li"hts shootmg nor th to . 11K minutes " before eight a bout a month in eac south a nd trailing great j

o'clock year. f fl 1 ng red ta ils. . ' He estimated their speed 1' ~ipor;~re 0comU:0~11 at "The head of e~ch object q at 18,000 to 20,000 m1les an t~g 5 tiines. . ' was a -brigfnt l'ed." . . hour. nes~ . . , . bly Mr F. Davidson, Kmgs- .

1\lr. 1\'Iclntosh sugg~st- .', Th~- .. )~hts 1' ~100a v- grove: "Eight lights travel- ' ed that tlre llghts nugt1ht . : )~d~y~lj..~~f~ss~~ s~ok Jed in ~9nnation.from.north have been caused by .Uh ; ' ""'"d "' to south , wtth orange to disint~grat.ion of a Rus .'?"1 1 red trails." sian s a tcllitc. . .... ~ , '

A group of unidentified flying disks seen by thousands of people in eastern N.S.W: ott Fridcty nig/Jt was probably part ol a satel-lite exploding, an expert said yesterday. 'l'tte height, speed and time the .Dying objects were

. path of the objects made it j seen. almost certaiu tl~ey wc:e "There are about 400 parts of a. satel!1te, sard I satellite pieces go ing l'l:lr .. G. l'atston, dn:ecLor of around up there, so it's a Belheld Obsel'vatory, blt hard to keep track of

1 He said h e would ask I ~hem ali," he said. U.S.: satelli~e au~horiti.es if People who sa.w the ob-one of the1r ~atelhtes was 1 jects on Fr.iday said they due to leave its or btt at the. alternated in color from

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T,FL YING SAUCER .I CHASES PILOTS~T I

1 TOKYO, Sun. - Japanese c;ivilian, ~il~ts l . ha;ve reported .being chased by a .f!J,~~~i

I .t' ;. saucer. . r . ONE pilot said a Jumin- saucer a~so .Cl,lt . hl.s ra~10 i : ous green object ap- communlca:hons . ar~d m-., proached his plane at 250 terfered With hts JllS(tftt-5,

b mm~ : , mft flew alongside hi$. The planes.buzzed...,by t~e Plane for three minutes. "saucer" were a ..,pnva1r

! It then wheeled abrupt- airliner and an Apf(ch~ ' l ly and flew off.. . light aircraft. .

The pilot reported the 1 !(AA:P-.R~utr>. : : . ; . ,v, ' ' ""' . - - -

MONoa:y 22.No MARCH. 19h

!sAUCERS .;;;:-Rar~u~~~: ' . . . . On June 24,

194'7.:--When Kenneth Arn~ld I saw, ;a fieet of ~0 flymg. saucers, like shining circu-lat>t.lalsks' whizzing along.,at I

l lOOb'njilE;s aii hou~. darting in .a.na';. out of the . pe,aks. ( around:'~:Mount Rlliner : l--b~e-. sJate. of ' washing 1(t~~.;: Qe.ws flas,hed , ~roun '' the world . and .star.ted .. tR,e

comm'otion we .call Flytpg ~s;tucers: - ' "H..R." __ , .:::

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' I I TWO 'UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS - w'hite 1

in t_he night sky over Bu~nos Aires .on Saturday. The obiests remained .; stattonary for about 10 mmutes and then flew away at great .speed. The-\

photograph was taken with an _exposure of one minute. 1

'JL YING .SAUCERS' l 1 ,~.SEEN OVER .arabola, three I cer :was Sl?

officer, shan1.

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Monday night on Vaucluse Beach. He beneath with a bluish-green glow at the c~n;ttmr-ee or four "legs."

. ll_Oise was quite unlike. any made P.ngin'eS!'

Mr. Crowe said that the object a giant disc, was bathed in a glow.

He no sign or within . the

any portholes or he became 5.30 on

a glow beach.

investi-saw that the

.glo}Y cma~ated .from a hlige disc restmg on the ll~ach. tqea.; disc at

take-off ; He was v.-ithin 50 or 60 1 !eei: oJ the .disc when ic

rook o~- . ~iameter appeared ~bout 20 feet," he

Mr. Cro-.ve said when be returned he sa: do= ~

. h1s thoughts. He had dinner,

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. saucer~sigliter .Mr. Dennis C~owe tO.Id the: Press cibo~t the green, . glowing .obj~.d . he saw take off from Vaud&Jse beach, . the~ sat back to await th_e penalty of . being frank about flyin - saucers.

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. CANBERRA, .Mon- f ~ day.-RAAF investi- ~ i gators are still work- ~ l ing on a report of 1

~ sightings of flying j ~ saucers over Can~ :berra. 2

~ ':fhey h avl ' a.lso re- : ceive

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""Flying objeet'' not identified CANBERRA, Fri. - The RAAF could not positively.

identify a flying object seen from Canberra several weeks fJ. ago, the Minister for Air (Mr. Howson) said today.

l\{R HOWSON said the sighting, on July 15,

was made by a number of peopLe including Depart-men't of Civil Aviation officials on duty at Can-berra Ail'po1t.

The sighting could not be positively identified but

investigators believed there were three possible ex-planations.

These were : A broken condensation trail of a high flying jet aircraft. The planet Venus.

A meteorological bal - loon.

Mr. Howson said the planet Venus was clearly visible during the day under some conditions.

Its position at the time I was about the same as the direction of the sighting 1

, of the object. ' Meteorological balloons, 1

r t"\I u R ~ ~ J .., l =~ .,-u, v filled with hydrogen a.nd I -

':l ...... M.....,....,_...._~'-'-_,__"'r-~-':Jt..I-__,~>L ....... u.L.u..l se.nt to high ~titudcs for 11 wmd forecastmg, were visible from long distances '1 due to reflecting sunligh.t

. - -- I 'FACTS To "Diluted": If

you think that the only time people see flying-saucers is when they are "bombed" you ought to go the local library and read the book "Flying Sauc Have I:.anded." It co actual fa{:ts and photos-ll:bj I cameras do not get the DTs. I suppose, if you had i been alive around the time 1 of Christopher Columbus 1' you would have believed, the world w~mt.-"Carll I the Sh1?ook." . ~-1''461

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Because of the moisture ;I con tent of the air close to . the ground they often ap- 1 peared "furry or h ave a ! llalo-llke appearance." ~

This effect could also [ change color. f

Mr. Howson said ap- i ,, , parcntly Lhe object dis- ! appeared sudclenly. i T his could be explained l ,

by the fact that meteoro- i logical bal loons normally f burst a~ varying alt-itudes. ,

The RAAF had previ-, ously Investigated sight- 1 , ings which tumed out to 1 be weather balloons, high_ i flying aircraft, s atellites, j

1 stars and meteors. I 1 In the !)ast few years 1 , only Chrec or .four percent i I of sigll~ln~$ 'CO~d ;riot :.be' ! sat.is!'actOf'l Y.1 1c$plii,i'n~d. 1 I "' t,. 'j . , ' ~t:' .

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