Events surroundjng the alleged sighting on Jar.. 16, 1966, of a rectangular
UFO at Bolazec, France, 'l.re ·"eviewed and worldwide reports of
rectangu!ar UFOs discuSl"dd. Means by which objects are able to remain
completely stationary fr1 the air are speculated on.
Fouere, Rene' and Francine Fou~re. Le pla.teau de Valensole ser&.it-il un haut lieu
du tourisme insolit.November23, 1960, an unidentified flying object was
allegedly seen from Missouri to Ohio by thousands of persons. "Official"
explanations are listed.
Galindez, Oscar A. ArgF::ntine astronomer observes UFO buzzing Echo II. Flying
sa· ~er review, v. 12, Sept. -Oct. 1966: 31.
Jesuit priest claims that on Nov. 14, 1964, he observed a UFO in close proximity
t<' Echo II (communications satellite) through the powerful telescope of the
AJhara Observatory, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Green Gabriel and Warren Smith. UFO raids inside Russia. Saga, v. 34, Aug. 1967:
34-36, 76, 78-81, 83-84.
Reports that on June 21, 1961, a metallic disc, judged to measure 300 feet in
diameter, hovered over a ground-to-air missile base outside of .Rybinek,
U, S. S, R. , about 92 miles north of Mo'Scow, at an altitude of about 20, 000
feet. Missiles launched toward the object exploded harmlessly in mid-air
when they reached a distance of a mile and a quarter from it.
Greenfield, Irving A. The UFO report. New York, Lancer Books, 1967. 141 p.
Summary of the author's perso;1al investigations into the numerous UFO
sighting reports on Long Island, N. Y., in the spring of 1966, including
many first-hand accounts and a review of the history of the ~henomenon.
Supports the extraterrestrial thesis and the "Air Force conspiracy" allegations.
Hall, Richa1·d H. , ed. The UFO evidence. Washington, National Investigations
Committee on Aerial Phenomena, 1964. 104 p.
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