FOIA
FLYING SAUCERS (MATCH MAGAZINE CARRIED AN ARTICLE O UFO SIGHTING, MARS WILL REACH CLOSEST POINT TO EARTH IN A LONG PERIOD)
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Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST):
0005515998
Release Decision:
RIFPUB
Original Classification:
U
Document Page Count:
2
Document Creation Date:
June 24, 2015
Document Release Date:
January 31, 2011
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Case Number:
F-2010-00651
Publication Date:
March 26, 1956
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C00015384
1EUX ANDlTid FOR: Assistant Director/Scientific Intel]igeuce
3U&T3C; i Flying Saucers
1. At Ardsn House nay attention was called to the 17 March 19$6
issue of the. French popular magasine, I.XrCTt, which had an article
on a particularly challenging ?sight ig of a i&)C (iaysterieux objet
celestiel) in the fors of a radar photograph confirmed by a visual
sighting by the pilot of a scheduled -airline.
2. Are we keeping in touch ith.the Air Fares center on these
thinas3
above'?
Does it concern itself with torerigc "si6htingc" such as the
3.. I an also info_-ad that 'ii' the carving year Mars will reach .
its ciosest point to the Earth in along period. Outlandish as it may '
seen, I do;:feel that CSI has theresponsibility..to keep its finger on
this general subject 'f.for.no other purpose than Ultra the' trout.
office with the refutation of the more, spectacular published reports.
C00015384
LLtDRANDULt FOR: Assistant Directsi/Scientific Intelligence
SUSJ'..CT i T3 ring Saucers
1. At Arden House nyattention was celled to the 17 !March 1956
issue of the French popular magazine, taTCCH., which had an article
on a particularly challenging "sighting" of a WC (mysteriewc objet
celestial) in the fo:7s of a radar photograph confirmed by a visual
sighting by thi pilot of a .scheduled -airliiae.
2. Are we keeping in touch uiththe Air Force center ba these
things? Does it concern itself vith Zoreiga "sightings" such as the
above?
3., I so also infor ed that the coming year'. gars will reach
its closest point to the Earth in a long period. OutlaadiCsh as it nylr
seem, I do feel that CS! has the responsibilityto keep its finger on
this general subject if for no other purpose than to ari the front
office wh the refutta tj ct of the more, spectacular published reports.
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