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The Birds, Again !scenes leninescent of the Late 6ured Hitchcock's fil-m, !I9-qL$e' ale beine
Do!tlave.l in rea-L li-fe. rn !ico Rilera, califomia. one household *ent oulside to;;i;h 1a*tr of skal.tows Lhat {e!e circllns overhpad. rhe feilv enioved rhe6iEhL. bu! the aelia] visitols tloE nearbv dapistrano @de a oess of thlngs' The
uiiJJ a"iJ"'i-iio-i"io tr,j nou""'" chi@ev;nd lroke lhru rhe 6e!aL firepLace screenbeJore causilE extensiae tlestruction i:riiae tne house' Onlv one house was Etluckt"- ir" ""ar'.
-u"i :;;;";;-;;; ;r';; ro! tbis selectivity; (Kineston whtE-,rr r- .--,:- h^s lr.en with crotYs
!y t-e 6waiE,ai";;;';.-tr;i i[. ;.44i. r" cu"cE , Neero'drand' ahe probl@ has been wiih cr
"..""th=:; ;;;"i; : 5rr.'l.rv t"i.i. aim, winoows and Patio doors or srass have.bstandaid. uav 14. D.+4). fln Gander' Neetoqdiano' rne Proo14;i;;ifi;;;;pi;: 6r'.'hv t"i.i. aim, winoows and.Pati.o doors 9{.S}1:" l1::,!::'";;;i;;d'i;Ai;;-;;;;t"; "'"*"' ure explanatlon siven bv ihe wildllfe orrrciarsil-ii.i-it-i"-i"ir,r. i""3"", ,"c cio*s i. a"r"noi:re ther; territolies @v-be tlvinsro tackLe hhd inv;ders a'1d thelr ow,) reffections' (ottawa Journal ' May 1' p'rv''
Ilows:The flow of ooze in the house at iio crmde, N6e Jelsev, lEs been ldentifleil
as 'k;;;";;;; iv.""i'..*""t.r oificials. vlhere the keroBene is conirr€ froi 13
not tcro*n nor ai all clear. one sugeestlon has been that lt Mv co4€ fron twot;;oi;;-"{;;a;; tants ovnea bv th;-atraltic Electric co', but ncither or thesei*ts a". i"ali"e;ccoldine uo-a coDPav spokes@' How ihe lanl(s couLd leal inloin. "aLji al1a *iri:rgs or irre nouse ias'noi explajned' (Houslon chronicle' rx'May 11, s.1 p.20; CR' M Hau).
one of the Eost ildProbable floss, or bleedings, iecentlv noted took plac-e lasts"ot"'iu" - L 'ii.at. ia, i,r the nevlv naned zibbabw;. In the Ro42n catholic catnedral;'s;ii;b*., €n offr;iar inquirv irae roEted .to find out how fresh blood nishtt'"'.-""."16 t" f oud ulder ih" ;orf i. oJ Jolm Bladbrjne, a lav Pleache! of thellalrciscan order. Braaiburne {orked for 10 vears wlthout Pav in a lePer cotonv'but on SeDrenbe! 3rd, he was abducted a'td ktlled by terrollsts' seventv prlests
"ii".a"d;iuass -or iesurect:on' on septcuber 1oti, and lowards the end ot tre
servlce. 4lchbishop chakaipa noticed a [email protected] pool oi flesh blood beneath the coffiJl'i; *i;;; ih; riooa'up r.irn'a challce clor-h fr;n a 5 centi&ete! dianeter Poor' rt''ii" ii""t''. rio tiooa-qs tosd on the coffin, on Lhe cloth covelina Bradbufte' noron lradbune hi'nse1f, who had bea kePt in ieirieeration to! five davs Prio! to t'11e
sb!v!ce. If it *as not ftod Eladburne; where did it cooe {roh, (Ue!4!f!eg' Tol<vo'septenber 18, 1979, p.3)7
UFOS ,
?t-Ii=ttdidEdn:ro resiarchei wonders iiit iasl'r porten !o hib aI!e.dv. Has Dr, Hvnek a]leadv for8or+pn LhaL at one ciDe;;;;; .;.;;i;; seeins a uro ail bv hinserr a dozen vears aso? onh; i;; ';,;;i;; s;eins a ulo ail bv hirseli not nore than a dozen veals aso? onli.'iir'-"i-ni'..i. isBe, "i r r.u.; D!. fiyiek claiied to have seen a bau or r1.i'"'iii'.!-h-.,.i, isBe, "i t !.|v., D!. dv-ek c-aiIed Lo I-av'seeo a ball of llaht;;;;';n;;";-E; a i.i ei'.'"r. in i.he ski;s of B-ind 8iv^r' onta'io' ceada'.forrjlli"i"Jr,I..i iv-i' ;;i-;i';;"iti'' ihe ski;s or alind niver, [t1li.l-9"']11.:, llli"i,iFrIi-ii'z -i:i"iJJ
' -i.-l..'i.a t" be culious to roow what it was the iet oi€ht
ha-re been chasing when he {rote a Def,orandlni but, as the lncident took Place incdatla, dd not in tne united States' the U.s. Air Force's Proiect Blue Book.ii.piv r "a
the !e!o!t a{ay without anv further investie3tion' It now conplisesthe sinpr. Dipe of Blue Book's case nbter 124b4' (Fo! xlmek's recent quote, seethe suEle oaee of Brue Book's case nbter 121,64' (For xltek's iecent quote' see:rinastoi wrielstaroard, aD!i1 21, p.14; cor!e4r99L!!g!9ql!el, care BretonKinEsto; l.Ihie-staidard, Apri. 21, p.1r; con'rbloot h's
oe Reforne!, ddE-sE-!; Feieiboro Exaniner ' 4:3s*'a oorl*;, erl A!!:I 21r -r9de'i'ron G F
se cmfesafon. )Aflr- 22; as but a snair sapr.-Fr ne*spapers carrvine th
lrtied hrmsell as an Air Force ollicercsked 1or, and received, the pictureswhrch have never be€n rsturned.
The Sarla Ana RegJste/ had maderour s€ls ot mpy negalives trom lheongrnal Poaroid prinls, bul wh6n I
called them lo oblain prinls for thsslory, edtor Bob Kirkpalick reporledlhat lhey had non6 and he had no ideawhai nappened lolhem, wilh lhe excep-lion olone. When asked about lhalonesel he reporled, "Those ar€ the oneslhal wenl to Dr. Condon. Dr EdwardU Condon, former head of the Bureauo' Siandards and a dislinguishodphysicisl in h s own ghl, was lhe headoi the 'Condon Comminee which wascornmissioned by lhe U S Air Force lomake an independent sludy of UFOs inT966
Lrnlortunalely for the gov€rnm€nt thsCondon cover was blown when lhememo written by lhe Managing coor-dinalor, Foberl Low, was accidenlallymade public. lt read:
"The lrick lrould be, I think, lo de-scnbe lhe project so thal, to lhe public,1l wolrld appearlo be a totally objectivesiudy bul, to lhe scienhlic community,would pres€nl the image of a group olnonbelievers lrying Ihel. best lo beobjeclNe bul having zero erpeclalion ollinding a sauce. . . Im inclined to leelat Ihrs early slage lirat, if w€ set up th€right lhing and take pains lo get theproper peaple invoived ancj have suc-cess in pres€nling lhe image we wanllo present to lhe scienlilic comm!nfy,we could carry ofl the iob io ourbenelit
The Condon disaster is a matler olpublic record and yet il conlains one ollhe finesl exampl€s ot photo analysisever to appear in prinl in the analysis ofthe McMinnville, Ore phol€raph fhispicur-- was originally seen by lhe publicIn lhe June 25, 1950 issue ol irle[lagazine. The oojecl was delerminedto be 30 leet ln drameter and approti-mately seven feel thick which is lhesame size as the object recorded in theHei n piclures and in the three ex'slingpictures ot the vanishing vehicle, asbeslwe can determine. Dr Condon hassince Cred and il is reported thal belorehe passed on he destroyed alJ lheevdence and iiles that had been col-lected by the Condon ConmitteelThis,ol course, included the remaining copynegalrves ol llre Helhn photographs
boak The UFO Expe.ience, I nolicedlial lhe caption lor the two picturesopposle page 53 included rhe sen-tence, These are tlvo phoiographs lorwhrch l can absolutely vouch' In oneolour more recent meelings I asked Dr.Hynek whal he meafll by lhal cL.iriouscomblnanon ot rvords and he glibly
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The famous Rex Heflin saucer photog
neither We who dara physical sciencswilh the realily ofUFOs are lheheretl
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copy negatives, of ihe 20!h Century. By dealing in LJFOevrdence we are challenging some otthe mosl influential minds o his periodand apparenily awakening da.k lorcesin some otthem. The linestquatity thaia human being can have is integriiyYou dont havs lo pjck tit€ right parentsto have il and you don t have to go toschool hall your life to earn a degrea inil. ll is onJy necessary for a person iolook at lhings lor what they are and noltor what they witt do lor him. lJnforlu-nately in UFOresearch it is notpossibteto rhrusl anyone rotally.
t. ..rr you snouE taKe, or come across aUFO picturc the tirsi ihing to do is makea sel ot copy negatives on black anowhite ilm, then drop the ofiginat inlo abankvault. S ale ly deposii boxes can berenled for a lew dolars a year afly-where in this country, are unerly safo,will hold hundreds ol negatrves orslides, and can be opensd only by a
courl order as long as you pay the rentlwo!ld appreciale a copy ol Ihe pictureand as complele a story of the equrp'ment and circumstances !nder whichthe picture was made as can be as'
ion Dr Hyneksaid, I
ro lind lhem any,
Flow c-an rt be thal one scientistdeskoys hs largest collection ol UFOdata ever assernbled, at a cost of overhaii a mi on dollars to the Americanpeople, and anolher, prominent as anexperi ifl this leld for more than 20years, loses an imporlant piece olevidence? Several aulhors havedocumented the government conspir'acy 1o repress information and inlerestin thrs area Are the deshrclion andloss of evrdence sirnply a parl of thalconspiracy? Perhaps by design, orpossibly by delaull, because sornethingvery basrc rs at work against the UFOmovemenl Physical science the afeain which I have my own degree, hasirnposed lls own k nd o' "Dark Age onlhoughl lusl as the church did for alhoLrsand years in an earlier line, Thelanguage ot the church was Latrn andthe language ot physcal science ismalhemal cs; the masses undersland
