“Albuquerque”34 pages
- p. 3 …yesterday as they were driving toward Albuquerque on U. S. 85,.17 miles north of Socorro…
- p. 4 …Similar reports came from a Socorro teenager, an Albuquerque motorist, and two men driving in the…
- p. 10 …TWO INVESTIGATING officers were at the scene yesterday from Kirtland Air Force Base in Albuquerque. Maj…
- p. 11 …Two investigating officers were at the scene Sunday from Kirtland Air Force Base in Albuquerque. Maj…
- p. 12 …Edgewood is about 30 miles east of Albuquerque.
A few hours earlier, a motorist in the…
- p. 14 …Similar reports came from a Socorro teenager, an Albuquerque motorist, and two men driving in the…
- p. 15 …Martin Vigil said investigators from Kirtland Air Force Base at Albuquerque were to arrive in Espanola…
- p. 17 …William Connor of Kirtland Air Force Base in Albuquerque. Zamora is described as a "reliable witness…
- p. 21 …Seen by Several Persons in New Mexico
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (UPI) In New Mexico, first test…
- p. 23 …Edgewood is about 30 miles east of Albuquerque.
A few hours earlier, a motorist in the…
- p. 25 …The apparent low bid came from Case Thompson of Albuquerque. The firm asked $21.78 per…
- p. 27 …The Air Force said low-flying jets have been taking pictures day and night from Albuquerque…
- p. 31 …William Conner of Kirtland Air Force Base, Albuquerque, was also here Sunday afternoon to interview Zamora…
- p. 35 …UPI representative Charles Richard, carried in the Albuquerque Journal, 27 April 1964, are essentially correct. As…
- p. 80 …The UFO report had been received by the 1005th from Lt Col King, CID, of Albuquerque…
- p. 83 …It is suggested that Lt Col King, Albuquerque 268-2107 be contacted for proper questioning of…
- p. 90 …I have talked to Major Casper who was the Cloud Gap Field Operations Officer at Albuquerque…
- p. 91 …5 CASES of sightings in 1963 or early 1964 reported subsequent to Socorro Sightings
## ALBUQUERQUE, NEW…
- p. 102 Report on the Trip to Socorro - Albuquerque - Socorro, March 12-13, 1965
Left Las Cruces 7…
- p. 104 …That was the next day in Albuquerque.
I purchased five newspapers which had various stories about…
- p. 106 …and the following day."
I left for Albuquerque about 2:30 P. M., arriving at the…
- p. 111 …I left Albuquerque in the late morning on Saturday and arrived in Socorro abbut 1:00…
- p. 131 …This proved totally unnecessary since, when the plane from Denver arrived in Albuquerque, I heard some…
- p. 138 …We had a late lunch enroute to Albuquerque.
In Albuquerque, I had the opportunity to talk…
- p. 146 …William Connor of Kirtland Air Force Base in Albuquerque. Zamora is described as a "reliable witness…
- p. 155 …He quit during his first year at Albuquerque High School. Since then, he served in the…
- p. 156 …An Albuquerque couple, Mr. and Mrs. Napoleon Green, 1805 Walter SE, told the Journal Tuesday nigh…
- p. 157 …Edgewood is about 30 miles east of Albuquerque.
A few hours earlier, a motorist in the…
- p. 159 …The motorist, who identified himself to Pyland as George Mitropolis of Albuquerque, said that while driving…
- p. 160 …yesterday as they were driving toward Albuquerque on U. S. 85, 17 miles north of Socorro…
- p. 163 4th Year
Volume 340 Number 27
Second-class postage paid at Albuquerque and at additional mailing…
- p. 164 …A 10-year-old Albuquerque glrl was treated Tuesday night for what her mother told police…
- p. 165 …Hynek returned to Kirtland Air Force Base in Albuquerque and indicated he will comment on his…
- p. 168 …Similar reports came from a Socorro teenager, an Albuquerque motorist, and two men driving in the…
L PASO HERALD-POST, Monday, April 27, 1964
# Sands 'Saucer' Landing Probed
(Continued from Page One) shaped object on the desert about a mile south of Socorro. He denied seeing any signs of life around the object and said the machine rose and flew slowly away until it faded from sight.
He said he spotted what appeared to be a pair of white coveralls near the saucer, but could not tell if anything or anyone was in them. The object, about the height of a car but larger, appeared to be made of a shiny, aluminum-like substance, Zamora said. It flew away after he got within about 100 yards, he said.
TWO INVESTIGATING officers were at the scene yesterday from Kirtland Air Force Base in Albuquerque. Maj. William Connor and Sgt. David Moody used a geiger counter to check the area, where the only evidence of an unusual visitor was a burned bush and four small depressions in the ground.
Zamora said the machine had been supported on the ground by
four girder-like legs. The bush supposedly was burned by exhaust from the saucer.
He said he first saw the object from about 200 yards, away and thought it was an overturned automobile. He said it was smoking.
Zamora said he also saw what looked like white coveralls but could not tell if anyone-or anything-was in them:
DRIVING to within 100 feet of the object, the policeman said he saw what looked like red lettering on the side of the object.
He said it then rose from the ground and sailed off in a westerly direction, never getting more than 20 feet off the ground and narrowly missing a dynamite shack.
Holder said he checked with both White Sands and nearby Holloman Air Force Base. Neither base, he said, is using any object comparable to Zamora's machine.
Government agencies will continue the investigation. Holder