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U.S. State Department Cable on Mexican Congress Hearing about UAP, September 2003
This document reports on a testimony to the Mexican Congress regarding unidentified aerial phenomenon (UAP). Experts called for recognition of UAP in potential legislation that could make Mexico the first
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FBI case file on flying discs includes eyewitness reports and investigations from 1947.
COLUMBUS, OHIO. PLEASE MAKE SURE THAT THIS FILE IS RETURNED PROMPTLY. BY AUTHORITY OF THE ACTS OF CONGRESS, THIS IS A REQUEST FOR THE FILE TO BE FORWARDED BY MAIL. DO NOT DELAY IN THIS
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FBI Case File on Unidentified Flying Objects from 1947-1968
cooperation from all humanity. Make no mistake. Your government is not in the White House or the Congress. IT IS IN THE PENTA-GON AND IN THE HEADQUARTERS OF THE VAST "GON, AND" INDUSTIES
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FBI case file documenting unidentified flying objects from 1947-1968.
United States News World Report APRIL 7, 1950 FLYING SAUCERS: THE REAL STORY SPEAKER SAM RAYBURN Congress at the Halfway Mark 15 CENTS U. S. Postage A C. Paid DAYTON, OHIO Permit No. 60 [image
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FBI case file on unidentified flying objects from 1947 to 1968
that the investigation has progressed. This memorandum is submitted for your records, as it is essential that Congress be informed that there has been a steady increase of interest in this subject, which has also
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FBI case file with records on unidentified flying objects from 1947 to 1968
searchlights, and flying nothings. Editorials began to appear in the papers, and the President and members of Congress received a deluge of letters demanding an explanation. Many of the letter writers had concluded that
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65_HS1-834228961_62-HQ-83894_Section_8
noted that correspondent did not furnish its author's name. Per call to the Library of Congress "Aboard a Flying Saucer" was written by Truman Bethurum. In June, 1954, an inquiry was made
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