CARTOONS, books of
Binder, Otto o. Our space age. New York, Bell-McClure Syndicate, 1965-1968.
Series of cartoons and illustrations of worldwide UFO repot'ls, both current
and past, covering the period Seitember 27, 1965-May 13, 1968.
Farris, Joseph. UFO--ho ho! New York, PoJUlar Library, 1968, 90 p.
Selected UFO cartoons by J oseiit Furls.
Menzel, Donald H. Meet the Martians. n. p., 1965. p. 220-223.
Doodles, in color, of "creatures and their associates" representing "some
form of extraterrestrial I.Ile, most probably from Mars." Reprinted from
The graduate journa_!, v. 7, Winter 19C5: 220-233.
CENSORSHIP
Barker, Gray. Chasing the flying saucers. Flying saucers, Dec. 1959: 22-29.
Tells how Long John Nebel Show in New York was ordered cut off the air
during discussion of fiying saucers by Gray Barker, James Moseley, and
Jonah ibn Aharon.
Bryant, Larry W. A hard look at UFO news management. Fate, v. 17, Feb. 1964~
41-44. .
Author asserts that "paper curtain" around UFO news includes the local as
well as national level.
The UFO cover-up at Langley Air Force Base, Flying saucers, June
1968: 11-14.
Author describes UFO sighting at Langley AFB on Jan. 28, 1~~5, by respon-
sible witnesses and alleged Air Force failure to investigate the incident, and
subsequent alleged misrepresentations.
Edwards, Frank. Censorship and UFOs. Fate, v. 12, Sept. 1959: 47-52.
Author gives examples of "latest techniques" for suppressing UFO reports:
(1) numerous conflicting solutions are offered tc cases which have been given
widespread publicity, thereby confusing the public; (2) pressure is applied to
officials of the agency employing an alleged witness to ask the witness to
keep quiet about UFO sighting; (3) Congressmen requesting available informa-
tion about the UFO phenomenon are given "a brush-off to the effect that
everything adds up to nothing. "
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