MOD file DEFE 24/2032/1

“The Times”60+ pages

• p. 4 …b. (i) To be retained until the end of the year 2.:0\0 for the…
• p. 12 …periods of time, and it VC)Uld be obvious to any alien in· the neiGhbourhood that…
• p. 27 …the interest of not foisting upon the United Nations, at this point in time·, the setting…
• p. 36 …I understand that this is the first time the subject of UFOs has been debated in…
• p. 37 …The time was just after sunset when the skipper, Captain James Howa the p) There· ones…
• p. 38 …stayed parallel with the aircraft for 80 miles. From time to time the big object appeared…
• p. 39 …the time. Just suppose. the of Defence, TvL Robert GaHev, W::'l.s int.::r- ufonauts…
• p. 40 …I have flown across the atlantic a few times as a pilot. But, unlike with the…
• p. 41 …I would not deny that there may'have been divine intervention in respect of the timing…
• p. 43 …It was just before the Americans had landed on the moon. Sir Frank said that he…
• p. 44 …the way of space ships in this world of ours, the distance is 250,000 times…
• p. 45 …in a laboratory in Switzerland for the first time the effect of a laser beam-knows…
• p. 46 …mathematics that times things rather nicely. It is not quite enough to explain the earthquakes. It…
• p. 47 …because of reasons of a time wh not always out the fro we aretod; a search…
• p. 48 …issue ~out into th~ the tmpersonland sid:tiiHIS a short time a!!o seems to ha…
• p. 51 …In other w0rds, since after all the huma11 race lives within time, it must have left…
• p. 53 …some of the reports we have had-and we can for the time being leave out…
• p. 54 …The much ·e yet n able ortcd, blc in hich I or the htings )COpJe . seem…
• p. 56 …me by the Ministry of Technology? Why should this Ministry waste its time gathering false inf…
• p. 57 …They had been drinking soft drinks anyway! The object If I hau the time and opportunity…
• p. 58 …The only times it would be appropriate to do so would be if you were standing…
• p. 59 …bangs hc-caus stern wa,·c fr times the ba;' just as a thu rumble. An…
• p. 60 …always regarded the deeps of space and the Customarily, very often we hear two immense time…
• p. 62 …are meteorites-there have been for the whole of time--but there are some factors outside…
• p. 63 …1 the first decade after the Second World we must not take more time. I' War…
• p. 64 …let us proceed and not waste time. 1inst ;-;ors )ked the ·end not )fd, lion Jrd…
• p. 68 …but it occurred ~d the same time 1 and place as known re-entry of debris…
• p. 71 …on a va~t sc:tle all the time and that we arc as unaware of…
• p. 82 …24th N?vanj~r 19?7~ Recent itams in the press have indicated thnt the United…
• p. 92 …R~cent itams in the press have indicated that the Unite~ Nations ·i.S to start…
• p. 98 …information is readily av - able about the average time spen in custody prior to deportation by…
• p. 100 . "',' 1451 Television 1 DECEMBER 1977 and Radio though of course if the BBC wish to approach…
• p. 106 …time. 2. I suggeHt the enclosed draft reply to the Earl of Clancarty's question; the…
• p. 109 …be significant because it is the first ·i;ime that a Minister for the Armed Forces…
• p. 113 …Jean-claude Bourret, for the first time a member of the government is breaking the wall…
• p. 114 ,P' ,.,- /' ', ' ' ~' ••bas agreed to talk and this is in fact·_ the first time that a Minister…
• p. 115 …When they cruce a raport, the g~ndarmes do do it haphazardly: and if there were…
• p. 116 …the air force to follow up thia question on an official basis from that time on…
• p. 118 …our time in giving a resume of any one sighting, but we shall present the overall…
• p. 120 …the site of the observation and at the stated time: it is therefore improbable that the…
• p. 123 …Distribution of observations in time Since 1951, a certain periodicity bas been recorded in the large…
• p. 145 …avoid the temptation to say we have the best tele- vision in the world. My Swedish…
• p. 147 …is readily av t- able about the average time spen in custody prior to deportation by…
• p. 152 …time. 2. I suggeHt the enclosed draft reply to the Earl of Clancarty's question; the…
• p. 158 …be significant because it is the first time that a Minister for the Armed Forces has…
• p. 162 …Jean-Claude Bourret, for the first time a member of the government is breaking tho ~all…
• p. 163 …the first time that a Minister for ':~;,.•e Armed Fo;ces has spok~n on this…
• p. 164 enda..'"mea ~e·.~\~;~o~~ f~.~ple. ~!hen th?Y cake a report, the g-1ndarmes do…
• p. 165 …the air force to follow up this question on an official basis from that time on…
• p. 167 …time in giving a resume of a:n:y one sighting, but we shall present the…
• p. 169 …the site of the observation and at the stated time: it is therefore improbable that the…
• p. 172 …Distribution of observations in time Since 1951, a certain periodicity has been recorded in the large…
• p. 186 …indeed he suggests that the 'sky ! people' are 'paranormal' and come from •another space/time ll…
• p. 187 …time d-l'rf\tn.<;,;(}Y\.. J from a hole in the earth, or the depths…
• p. 189 …We cannot prove it wasn •t a UFO, but it occurred at the' same time and…
• p. 190 …the most remarkable and unexplained mysteries of k, modern times•. He claims that during the Gallipots…
• p. 192 …space-time continua'. Another ufologist talks of 'space mind/full mind/Nana•. Indeed the explanations get…
• p. 193 …A visitor from tM"'\ outer space - or from another space time continu~, or the depths of…
• p. 196 …You vTill no doubt confirm the time and place of the final briefine;, which CJ.t…
• p. 206 …You vTill no doubt confirm the time and place of the final briefine;, which i'i…