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phenomenon (UAP). Experts called for recognition of UAP in potential legislation that could make Mexico the first country to formally acknowledge alien life. The hearing included discussions of alleged alien
features eyewitness reports, analysis, and administrative communications about these events, particularly from New Mexico. The records highlight an organized response to reports of aerial phenomena considered unusual, such as green
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum TO: Director, FBI SECRET FROM: Mexico City (105-5844) (RUC) SUBJECT: W. R. Hanawalt INFORMATION CONCERNING DATE: 1/9/67 Information on 12/30/66, classified [REDACTED] furnished the following information that
OBJECTS IN AIR Mrs. GWYNNE M. MERCHANT has come to the resident agency at Santa Fe, New Mexico on several occasions to report that she has received information concerning flying objects passing through
OFFICE OF THE LEGAL ATTACHÉ EMBASSY OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA MEXICO CITY Date: April 5, 1949 To: Director, FBI From: John N. Speakes, Legal Attaché Subject: FLYING DISCS Reference is made
Commanding Officer Operating Location No. 16 of 731st AAFPU (101st AACS Sq) Kirtland Field Albuquerque, New Mexico ATT: Col. Howard G. Bunker 1. General Brental1, during a recent visit at Las Vegas, was contacted
letter dated April 11, 1948 from Dr. Lincoln LaPaz, Director, Institute of Meteorites, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, New Mexico, to the Deputy Executive Director, Committee on Geophysical Sciences, Research and Development Board: Thank
Memorandum . UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT TO: DIRECTOR, FBI FROM: SAC, ALBUQUERQUE SUBJECT: SUMMARY OF AERIAL PHENOMENA IN NEW MEXICO INFORMATION CONCERNING There is being transmitted herewith a Summary of Observations of Serial Phenomena in New Mexico
information to the press regarding an aerial object which he stated he saw at White Sands, New Mexico, 29 June. 2. Substance of the interview is as follows: At between
DIRECTOR, FBI FROM: SAC, ST. LOUIS (62-0) SUBJECT: THE A.P.R.O. BULLETIN, 1712 Van Court, Alamogordo, New Mexico MISCELLANEOUS On August 31, 1956, HARLAN N. WOLD, 1829a North Market Street, St. Louis, Missouri, employed
Approx 9:00 1. 30 = 4:00 2 m. 30s. 2. Where Sighted: Near Karnal, New Mexico 3. Observer's Position: ground - right front seat of car (i.e., ground, air, control tower, etc.) 4. Name
were red, flashing across the sky, other reports included a huge object flying over the Gulf Mexico, and persons in the Southwestern states while driving their cars have allegedly seen UFO's that caused
Madeline Gwynne Merchant Box 263, Santa Fe, New Mexico July 13, 1947 Mr. Walter Winchell, % Postmaster, Los Angeles, Calif. Dear Mr. Winchell: The enclosed letter deals with what are being called "discs
identify by name, recalled that cast iron cylinders of similar measurements had been used in New Mexico on research work on a guided missile project. However, this unidentified scientist did not so conclude
stage in the current phase of the investigation, even a few physicists at Los Alamos, New Mexico, who make a fetish of objectivity, were interviewed after they reported having seen puzzling lights hovering above their