Gibbons, Gavin. They rode in SJ:llCC:i ships. London, Neville Spearman, Ltd.,
1957, 217 p,
Account of repolted l'ide& in extraterrestrial sp1.cecraft t:y Danie 1 Fry
(on July 4, 1950, from White Sa.iKI~ Missile Range, N, Mex., to New York
and back in 20 minutes) and Truman Bet.'iurum (on July 27, 1952, from
Mo:L~mon Mesa, Nevada).
Gilman, Peter. Do the cherubim come from Mars? Flying saucer review, v. 13,
Sept. -Oct. 1967: 19-21, 29.
On Apr. 24, 1964, Gary Wilcox, who was working his farm in Newark Valley.
N. Y. , allegedly saw a UFO land in a nearby field. Tht! crew were two
humanoid 4-ft. -tall entities who were holding specimens of soil and sod,
said they were from Mars, and who explained that although th,ct with Venusians and visits to
Venusian "mother ship" aboard a flying saucer.
Hudson, Jan. Those sexy saucer people. Cariterbury, N. H., Greenleaf Classics,
1967. 176 p.
A cross-section of (;Ontactee stories, largely concerned with messages and
messengers .tllegedly of extraterrestrial origin. Emphasis is on the
influence such experiences had on the lives of the cnntactee claimants, the
divorces that r~sulted, and the sexual experience of sorue contactees
W•!h i;"!e UFO occup1.nts.
Hugill, Joanna. On the road from Sydney to Melbourne. Flyi.ag saucer review,
v. 14, Mar. -Apr. 1968: 3, 11.
Story of the alleged refusal by an Auf.tralian motorcyclist on Aug. 24, 1967,
to respond to the invitation of two silver-clad figures standing beside a
saucer-shaped craft to board the craft. Author prepared article from a
transcript of taped interview with witness by Peter Norris, chairman of the
Victorian Flying Saucer Research Society, and M. Thornhill.
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