UFO Newspaper/Magazine Cuttings from NSW Australia - 1980 to 1983

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1978, that

enigma, the UFO,

1ts namelr.ssncss

::;

of hmcs n Australian

and

flClds.

records. and

those of

Vlcto1ia.'s

Re8earch

SodcLy,IShow

t.hat

tho

ot eported stghtlngs across tho

ast ycvernmtnta

8lread 1

gave

contlnulnlr rclevame

to a know moro tban

t.bey are us

madeby t . a n c s p h c r i c ~ ~ had belr convlctJODSstrengthened

by

Jnmcs McDooalcf tO the

events

followingthe

disappe:lrmlce

ot

Newspaper

Editors

In Cessnapilot Frederlck ValenUchover

n 967. Ba.ss Straiton B:lturda.y,Octobcr21.

cDonald. "'ho during a \ :lit to Before MdbOume o::t mdlo contact.

the

l

S.

NavY described a1

a1

1 d

n probably

the

most l n ~ n s c t y l e ~ ; e d l y at

7.12

pm. \

rntlc

1 sal a

cued nation m thu world, hugrms are oUerlnc pri10s

I

$3

million to

anyone

ran provide p o M i i v e

prool"

tha t

em

arc' 1Unr

earth.

The tno

I ,.allet-wal.eranc

coa.mlc

( 1.8 miUlonl IS being danlled

CuUy Sark. 11hl>kY

Receiltly, a apokesman

"We do not

expect

o

have o

pay

anyone."

Nevertheleu,

Cuttr

Sark hu,

with

commendable Scollbh caution, taken

out ~ 2 0 . 0 0 0 Insurance ,.llh U o y d ~ or

London.

l.lo)ds are apparrnt11 as tonlldnl

of keplnt their c a. are the

London bookmllktn,

llodbrokes.

Thl

\leek caesplto

tha t

lntrirulnr

New

Zealand

falm) the

firm

contonued

to

o fer ~ - 1 ..,.lnst a l l e n ~ touchlnr

down outside

Cutty

Sark' botlllnc

Jloy;evcr,the news was colu d o ho

air

nledl&bya

pilot

whohadoverheard

the radio exchanae betweenValent.lch

and Melbourne.

Under

lnt.enso

pressure

from.

tho

n ~ thoD.O.T.

henreleascc1a

"tnulsaapt" ot the

tape, wblch Yilll l

orfida IY

prellellted

as

running

from

: ~ t o

7.12 pn

-

a total of 6lx

When I

timed this

OoCa1led

transcript

on

a stQpwatch tt n n

or

onlv89scc:on&.

The

department U n conct'ded

It had eleased only he hlghl

pokcsm:m told mc t u

o hclal

poUc> to

a1

t

hear

U

cn Ire

o

al

though,

ap t nl.b ,

l c U : ~ i ' i ' l 11.

The vanlahcd piiOf.'a'

OuldoValentlch,

s " : = ~ ~ ~ " "

A t M c l b o u m e a ~

bctore

"-e a p p e : ~ . . ' ' t d

p m c l " Mm l n n bet.o:4acm

question

co

u

ld we

be making

sotne

m p t e

mlstalle?

~ A u s t r t l l l a . t h e r e b r e ) l u n d t e d a

o knOY


3/25

UfEit

an

s '

upp

orted

at

pi

ct

ur

es

1978 shon

a

lf Vic tor ia's

y -

20

oro missing

erick

Val

cn

overhea d.

Valentich

Hass

radioed his

buucd

g shape" that

an nircrafl. "

plumber,

nifold, was

ex-

sunset at

20 minutes

tich\ air

overhead.

six frames he

show

ed

the

the fift h an

appeared to

from the

h and crucial

a

large

wit h n

re

visibl

e.

ld later

pictures and

to a retir

ed

n c e r , Mr

n. an in

for the Vic

Research

is con

s i x ~ m o n t h

in-

IVE

2_DA''( 5TH A. U ST___._l

,_9loi.B -O

N W rrro

CI JIIM

L ST WORDS

OF V NISHED PILOT

FREDERICK V LENTICH

Time l'rorn To

0906:14 DSJ J

S

:23 JS J>SJ

:26 DSJ JiS

:46 l 'S DSJ

:50 J)SJ lS

0907:04 FS DSJ

:32

DSJ s

:43 FS D

SJ

:47 DSJ

s

1'e.

t

~ 1 ( ' 1 b o u r n e

thi' i-.

Della Sierra Jul

iO . Is there any

k no\clta Sierra J.a.

SJ JiS Delta

Sierra

J.s.

et (It

's

ab -

II pen mla'O

phone 2 -

onds

/ / .

0912:04

FS

DSJ Delta Sierra

J ll

el Rocer. \VIIIIt

are your in . . .

lions?

:09 DSJ f S My Intent ..

are, ab, to 10 to

King bland

..

Melbourne, Gill

strange

aircraft

II

hovering on

of me

. . .

II

wo secOIIII

o

pen

miao-

phone// . It II

hovering and W.

not an oirtraa.

modcrnte dimensons,

apparcnlly surrounded

A ~ ~ ' i i ~ l f t r ; ~ e ~ ~

n n n l y ~

the i m a ~ c wa\ not nny

Or$ ;.ani-

1 ht orxanisnUon said known type of cloud or

Frederick Valenti

ch

ond h

is

Cessna 182 dis

appeared on a flight

across Bass Strait in

October, 1978.

The )Oung pilot in

tcndciJ lo bring nck

some crayfish from the

i Jand to his Melbourne

home.

metallic

li

ght on the OUt.

)ide."

which the fil m Wf not fnked. wcnthcr phcnorncno.

computer Analvsis also revealed rhe mage r c p r e ~ t e o t s

_ ; ; ; ; . ;

~ ; _ ; . ; ; . . . : ; . ~ ~

bo

no

fode

UFO, of

'

by a cloudlike vapour

ex hallit re\iduc," said

the Ameru.;an u n a l y s i ~ .

However,

the

plane

disappeared nfler Valen

tich reported seeing a

"bright object" h o ~ c r i n g

ncnr, then over hi-, nir

craft

He said it had a

green light ond sort ol

\'illcntich then

laid

his aircraft cnRine

Wl:l

coughing nnd rooa.h

rdlmg.

He radioed: "ProCeed

ing to Ktng Island, Uo

~ n o w n aircraft now bov

cring l'ftl top of me."

That was the

last

re

ported mcssngc . . a

long

me tallic noise fol

lov.cd ,1nd contact with

Va cn11ch W{h

to:;t.

THE UNSOLVED

MYSTERIES

In

: : ~ : : ~ : ~ ~ : ~ ~ a r :

~ ~ : n r AS :S

STR IT

potlight

tbil

teiiiUI'y

with

8

DUmber Df M)S vr t i l

terlous dl lllppeannces.

watch but. " she the We t Y o n ~

t;ll\rc crew

lt1

look

out

for

a very b r l ~ t h t object

1

eading

l o o \ ' ~ t r d s WJ

The

pollee

folln : f ~ 11

along the York HJ p n l ~

tor a boU 8k.m.

A Nor lh

Y o r k ~

potlc.e

spokesman s1ld

thry

had

,

0

offadal

explanatiOn

rc

1

r

the

object

but

had

been

told H wM lntcked

by

ntd4f.t.

But

a M111tst y

ot Defence

~ p o k e s m , ,

n

:;1.id blnndly "\Vc

have no

knowledge o the UFO."

1980

.MONDA"(, 15-rH

SEPTEMBER 1980.

Jn+

AUC.,ltSI

1980

Darwin plane 'lef

standing'

~ l ~ ~ 9

Th trew of o TAA DC-9 ~ y s . t

he at

the ttme.

pl

ane

w

as outpaced

by

an undentJfted

An RAAl' spokesman llnn

und :'\lt'\\

.L

fli'>tlr

l ) fOp le

ff"l.Orted

~ t t d n ~ r an

ldtnUrlrd lnr obJt

l u ~ t nJghr.

A

brirht. oranc(' baH

like objrc-t with a rlCr)

tAil

'ia:htcd

sQon

artf'r

830.

..\

man

at

Jt.'de

... d It

nppt"aretl ,,, lle J1101

ahovt b'm.

Ht

f.illd a .-ruup nf

proplt alchrd thl' u h j ~ f L

SEE UFO

tor

about.

10

o,t(llnd., bt:

fort it d i ~ . a P J ) t a r r d .

ft.t\.>\F ~ l o t H ut Rkh

mond

tlr b.t'e whn In

\lt,tifltt

l

JoO t - l l c b t i n g ~

aid

nothlnr

h:ut ht>ttl

t t 'port td from radar

l l ~

. cn.r.,.

Air Tr:tU\c: ('ontrol a

S)dnf"v

, u ,

nnabte to

{'unflnn

thf' aport'\.


4/25

It 's

all

quite

natural

ay our space

men

AusTRAI. I \N space experts

1\cre

almost

un.mlrnous

Ulis ~ e e k In

condcmnlng the UFO s1ghtings o\er

New Zealand

as

nothitlg

more

than

nnolher example or natural

phenomena

not )

et

fully understood

liy human

SCience.

Space spcclnllsl.s 1ntcn1evoed said a

lot.

more

C\1dence v;as required before

Bll,YOno

could &clcntl lc:aJiy

support .hc

theory

b a ~

the planec earth as t week

t"xPCrlen

ed ts 11rsc fully

C\1dcncal

cloo encounter.

And on lnt.ematlnnal

authority on

re

c

rch Into

x t r a - t c r r e a t r l a l l i l e aald.

th : lim

or

t i l ~

alleged

sightmg was

almo

t rtallllY

11Qt of

cra L

rom

Mothcrl

vfl l&ll tOil l l l l l le

u1uvcrw.

Prole :sor IUmald llrov.n. head of

the departuwnt of rhenustry at

Monash Unlvcmty in Mclboume said

prcsent

evidence

tended to

disprove

U1e sighting was ol anytlllng but

xmtural

phenomena.

"As

experlcnco

lias shown,

there

ha

c been many examples In the

hl.storyor aclcnce

where

m;earch

has

lat:r

pnmdcd

mundane

explan

nUons."

ho

said.

"Looking nt tho

film of t.hc New

ZC3bnd

6lgbtlng:s, I

think

It Is

quito

fea lblo that IU l unusual

shower

or

u ~ e t e o r a

could hare bad a similar

appearance.

l'rol650r BI'O\\n

Is one or

the

w rid's lcad ng ts in galacto

dl mtstn ~ t n d h:ls made a special

study

or the

ongtns

of hum.'Ulll e and

th

eir rc at onslup \\1th p r s ~ of

IU

elsewhere

In he

Wllvers"

All

IllY

tmmlng

"'' a

sctent.lst

tell3

me

that '

he spacecraft

theory IS

extremely

unhkrly,"

he

sa1d.

"l'rom

what

we nlrendy

know about

the

aolnr

Sj

tern.

it

s hard

o

believe.

n

is

possible that llfclonns

exist

elsewhere

In

the univrl'lle,

but do not

bellevc that oUwr creatures would be

able to

lillllt a solid

object such as

a

BILL EMISTER finds

there are many

people

who are more sceptical.

spaoecran

at

&Udl monnous

t>peed

"lllls 1n \

ow

o

the

d .stD.nccs

tm-om:d

aDd

the

&lloo

requlrcd

to

cover hem.

MAn

lncredlblc

nmount of encrg:r

w'OUid bo requlm1 to

propel

SUCh

craft, nnd sdenc.:

clld)lkn tbal.

tho

universe.

as

...

e

6Cientl lcally

experience

It

thro\llh o u r ~

CQIJtalns

onlya lhnlt.rd

amount.

" l sml

lng the theory

that fuel

could

bo

carried aboard a

craft

over

&Uch a distaner, any

flight would

be

l'I'Qt

lll

cd

o ake

on uPl

in

tratllt.

..Sp.a

c

conuuns u anulll

an

tount or

hyclroscn

\\hlcll

could be uWI:,ed

for

this purpo:;r, but to

pick

Ull enough,

the

craft

would have

to have

a

snout

many kllOinl>ue:t wide. IC this

were

tho

ca.5e. It

would bo possible

to convert

the

hyclrogcn

by

uston

o

propellant.

"We 1ave been unable

to do

this

M

earth.

but

one IIIliSt

presume a

civWsatlon capable

of

travelling

auch

cUatances would have solved tho

process."

Professor Brown lidded: "My

hypothesis

Is

that

a

craft

from

even

the nearest aolar system

which

could

considerably

support

We, v.ould

ha\

e

to be so arge os o howup on adar

&

many t l rnt 's I.argrr

than

the ob

ect.s

sighted over

New

Zealand

" I

belle\

e these

things

are

IUlOthrr

example of nlndall supported

ProlesaorBrov.11'shypothesis.

"To

conclude

from

the few

unexplained slghtlnl ll or UFOs,

part.lcubtrly

thP recent

New

Zealand

Sl&htings. that,

\vlthout

any

corroborative

evidence.

members from

another Civilisation hale entered

our

atmosphere

b

not aclentlflcally

acceptable,"

he

sale .

It Is

n10rc likely that UI further

studies are

made.

those

SlghtinJ;:Snot

yet explnlned

\111

bo Wlderstood n ho

t enm

or

knoWn Ja\\, ; of pb)'Sias ond

chemlst T-

"1-"or

many

:rc:u-s

there

have

been

reports

t

V FOa seen mavin.

In

the

sky.

To date there bU

been

no

.,,.,.

,., ......

tormanyot hem.

"A great number have been shown

to bo

a rcro.tt

on

non-Jtecluled

tll&ht.s. debris

irom

apaoe

launcllings.

and planets

Been

In unusual

atmosphcriccondiLions."

Mcanwhile, Auslrallan nulltaey

CXJ"rl, Y

they

arc

sccpltcal

ol the

lalnppeoran ~ n

\ alent1\;h

wa'i

no

folltw,

ed on

ra,l r

sanee It "'as pmvc

there

was

no otJcr at

craft m

1he

area

he

1

two Nhcr C ' ( ' t n t r o t r c r

"'rth

him became con

ccrnl-d.

Valtnltch' repo

had cone

from

ft ft l l

line

rc4uc fo

111f -"rnlol

on on .1

l.u

g

rurcrnft m the

area to

cra ft

' "ilh

strange .m

nnk


5/25

MAN pilot Frederick Valentich with his

girl

friend

Rhondo Rushton.

mdio

tope

r ~ genuine,"

J

'"a:\ con

his 1 fct). I

he

waers

Is

sttlluelng examined.

My.,tcrious fl Jillg objtct.l

1flucll

11m

s X ttcd by

SClCTOl

pcoph

Ill

\rf/1111 IIU

C

BIVRDSY

.S.

photograph o

creature" rOm outer

space

=

landed

.

.

.

~ fly_fug saucer's

been found in

the desert and

,what s more it

. .

:

contained

beiogJ

from another

:world

What did

the

aliens

ACCORDING

to

Dr Weisberg, a physics

professor fron1

California University

who has since died: "An

autopsy

on

one body

showed that

it

resen1b

led a

normal

hwnan

body except In size.

' 'One

body was

atat.td

at

what

appeared to be

a control

d e ~ k .

there were a few pdgets ln

front

or

him, and

on one

or

the

walls

or

panels

were

characters ln

wrlt

lnr,

In

a

languare

unknown

to

us."

Another

eye

wltnua

was

Baron

Nicholas von Poppen a Battle

German re ugee nobleman

lrom

Estonia. He

had

developed a

unique syst.om

ol

photorraphle

metallurrtcal analysis

m

the U.S.

He

was

called

In

by the

army

to

photograph

the

lyangsaucer.

ODD

According

o the

authors

he

was

approached

In the

lat.t 1940s by

two mllltary mtelllgence olh""rs

to

undertake

a at'Cn't photo-

rraphle

assignment

He

was sworn

to

,rcreey

and

asked

to photograph

a

machlnt

about

9metres In

dramoter All

film was

kept

by

the

nllltary lor

analysis.

The Interior

cabin m ~ r e

about afx metres

with

a curving

ceUlng. Between

the Inner cabin

and the

out.slde

there was

apace

tor

cables

made

ol

unlamlhar

metal

alloys."

' ' ln the maln

cabin there

were

tour

seats In front of a control

board. which

was covered

with

push

buttons

and

tiny levers

Plastic sheets

covered

wtth

symbols

lay

scattered on the

con

trol boardon he

floor.

look

like

"Still strapped

In

each of

the

lour

seats

v.-ao

a

dead

body,

utremely thm and varylnJ ln

height

from about two

to

lour

reel.

The laces ol

all lour were

very white.

"

They

wore

shiny

black

altlre,

one piece

outllta

wrthout pockets

and

clostey

gathered

at the1r

leet

and

necks.

"Their

shoes

were made

or the

same

mat.orial

and appeartd

to

be

very

solt

-

not

rigid.

Their

hands

were humanllke though

soft.

hke

those

of childr.n.

complete with lrve digits

nonnal

looking Joins

and neatly trimmed

nalla."

According to Berlitz von

Pop-

l>


7/25

*

THE man

who

took this picture claimed this spaceship landed nea rZurich n

Sw

itzerl

and. Are such

claims

going

tobe proved correct?

DEEP

THE BODIES

of as many as

44

aliens

rrom

outer space are

being

preserved

and

examined

In secret

loc

ations throughout

the u s.

accord

ing to a top

authority on Unidentified Flying

ObJects

.

The bodies were removed from

crashed spacecraft In various

parts of he wor1d. American

and

ot

her

governments are

keeping

vast top secret files about

land1ngs

by visitors rom another

wor1d

and plan to break he

news

to the public before

long.

And mysterious

burns

and

* AN artist s Impression of an

alien

as

described by Robert Barry.

Rc

How

gov t

Visitors from outer space have been

landing and CRASHING on Earth for

years.

Secret files reveal that bodies

of some aliens have been preserved

. .

.

By FRED FRASER

Indentations

In

certain areas

or

Australia are almost certainly

evidence

of

UFO landings.

These

remarkable disclosures have

been made by Robert D. Barry. dlrec

tor

of

the

Twentieth Century UFO

Bureau

In Colllngswood, U.S. He

has

extensive evidence

that

aliens have

not only made landings

on

Earth,

but

have actually

been

In

contact

with

military authorities,

and

poaslbly gov

ernment

omclals

In the

U.S.

the Ce

n

trallntelllre

n

ce

A(enc;r Is tho

ll(

bt

to

have been

su

ppresslnr Information about

UFO. ror nearl:r 30

years,

but

Barr : r believes the U.S.

Government Is eareiU

II

y p lannlnr

to release

the

evi dence, bit by bit.

The

extraordinary claim that allen

bodies are being kept

In

secret

locations

Is based on nrst-

hand

Information Barry

has

received trom

sources at NASA

and the

military In

America He has most Information

about

a UFO

that crashed

In New

Mexiconear

an

Air Force base In 1962.

He explained; "The

object that

crashed was M feet In diameter and

made or

a metal

unknown on

Earth.

It

was

a typical saucer

s

haped craft.

It

had

landing gear which

hadn't

been

lowered.

The

cralt was tracked by

mUitary

radar

across several

states

before It came In for a belly landing.

It

hit the

ground

at about 90

mph.

"There were two creatures In

the

crash, both

about

42 Inches tall

The

bodles were

taken

for

an

autopsy

to

a

maJor university medical centre In

the

* THE first UFO

?

A NASA

engineer made this drawing after

reading the Book of

Ezekie l.

eastern Unlted States. The location Ia

secret.

"The beings were humanllke In

form, with their

heads

a little larger

than ours

. Their noses were

just

small

protrusions The

mouth

wassmall

and

the lips very thin. They had ears like

ours only

much

smaller

and

with noearlobes.

The source I spoke to who saw the

bodies

said

they

had

lungs like ours

but survived

on

nltrogen

rather than

oxygen. Doctors theorised they would

do quite

well

on Earth

as our

atmosphere Is mostly nltrogen

Barry said, that based on known

UFO crashes. there were anywhere

trom 30 to 44 aliens In the deep rree e

somewhere In America. One, ror cer

taln, was at

an

Air Force

base near

Dayton, Ohio

Barr11 told of a propaganda

campaign

set up

bll the U.S

Government to "debunk the

UFO

phenomenon,

and

a program called

Project Blue

Book w s

begun > the

Air Force to tiU end.

However, In

the

mld-

1970s,

the Gov

ernment

reversed

Its

policy

and

de

cided

to

try to encourage belief

and

acceptance

or

UFOs.

Documentaries and

mms

were

released

based

on newly-discloSed

Government ln onnatlon, says Barry.

The

motion picture "Close Encounters

or the Third Kind was billed as

scienceftctlon, but was actually 70 per

cent

true.

It

was b

ased on the

ftles

or

Or

J Allen Hynek, formerly a Project

Blue Book scientist who was echnical

adviser on the

111m

The script simply

changed names

and

locations.

or

act

u

al

close encounters, Barry's

most startling Information concerns

an

Incident In

the

late 1950s at

the

same

air

base In New Mexico where a

UFO crashed a rew years later

A UFO landed at he end orone or

the runways." said Barry. "Two or

three eeps ut1oromcers trom he base

went

out o

the craft It

was

circular

In shape, a typ ical Oylng saucer. There

was apparently face-to-face contact,

and the

humanoids were

taken

rom

the

craft

and

driven

back

to

the

base

In

the

jeeps.

"They stayed at the base for about

an

hour, then they were driven back

to

their ship

.

They

left,

taking

orr

vert

ically."

The U

S.

Government In part icular

has

a

hu

re amount or to

p ret

fiL

m, ph

otorraphs an

d eye-

witness

Their

noses

were just

small

protrusions their

A_

T H U B S D 5TH

* U O

expert

s p

that soon

the world will be told the

tndh about what w have

all suspected

evidence

coneemln

r UFOs, says

Barry, and Is waltl nr for the rlcht

ti me

to b

reak the truth to the

public.

We are being conditioned ror the

Information,"

be said There are

a

number or films a nd

television

programs

to

be released, some

or

hem

abo ut cr

ashe

d UFOs. Wh

en

t

he

Oovemmant

makes

Its ftrst otnclal

announcement,

It

will come either

trom

the

President,

his top

aides In

he

White House, or senlor omclals In the

Department or

Defence.

"When

the

main arulOuncement Is

made

In

the

u.s

. announcementswill

be made

at the

same

time by

all the

countries whO have signed the secret

UFO ln orrnatlonsharing agreement,

and this

Includes Russls

.

"We're not going to get t/le}UU story

right

rom he start. Theil

don't w nt

to cawe ma panlc. Tltey re going

to

take

vert/

c r ~ l

suroeys to

see

how the

public

reacts.

*

ABOVE: The CIA m y have

been suppressing information

a

bou

t UFOs

for nearly 30 years

.

*

RIGHT: A flyingsaucer S said to

have landed on a

U.

S. airba

se

with

humanoids 1nslde .

*

LEFT . Robert Barry - the

ma

n

who claims we will soon

be

told lhe

true story of UFOs . ..

* BELOW: Do these mysterious

ring-s haped markings in Victoria

indiCate that a UFO landed?

mouths

were

small

and their lips

very

thin


8/25

A weekly column by John Pinkney,

Australia's leading authority on

UFOs and psychic phenomena

Fighter plane explodes

while chasing UFOs

from his course and return to

base because he was growing

nervous"

"Then suddenly the tighter and

'c igars dosappeared from the

radar screen.

"The

plane was

reported

missing. Its wreckage was not

found until a day or so lat

er

. But

what staggered everyone was

where It was located - more

than

400

miles from where It

could have flown, evan II It had

been fully fuelled. The tighter

pilot's body was never found."

THE RAAF keeps hundreds

of

secret UFO photographs and

reports on lila In Canberra and

Melbourne.

Film producer Bill Bemlster

with whom I collaborated on a

UFO series lor Sydneys Channel

10 news - has seen some of lhe

colour pictures In the air force's

Canberra collection.

Bemlster describes the shota

taken from tighter aircraft and

naval v . . . . .

u

"breathtaking"

But the most astonllhlng photos

have been seen only by a handful

of senior RAAF personnel

The pictures show a tighter

plane vanishing while chasing a

group of UFOs near Laverton Air

Force Base.

Fragme

nt

s of the plane were

found acaHered over a wide area.

Information about the fatal

chase has come from two retired

RAAF men. One Is an ex-officer;

the other a radio technician

Bolh men said they were on

duty at Leverton when the alleged

pursuit occurred.

The radio man said " It

happened while we were doing a

lour of day duty. We received a

radio message from a.transport

plane flying at normal altitude.

"The

pilot told us

he

hed

spotted a cigar-shaped object

tratlelllng at the same height and

speed as him. We Immediately

confirmed the object on radar

" Alter about two minutes, the

pilot radioed that a second object

was on his ett.

"Within minutes, radar showed

several 'cigars'

clustering

around the

pl

ane.

"The pilot received permission

to land al Leverton - and a

l ighter

was

sent up to

reconnoitre."

The radio man continued: "The

fighter pilot radioed the shapes

were matching his speed . Then

they started moving really close

to

him. He told us he would break

(-Olter o lhr

Duke s ktepma

1111

the radnlon

1\.franY.hlle. thf"rt h a H ~

been

somf' m)' Jtrrlous

h a p r ~ n m q s

ut

Bntaln, centred a round

lp

\ \ah 111

ra tern Ensland

Radar at an l\lr

ba..,r In R


9/25

Where

have

all

the

UFOsgone?

1:.

\HJ

,\ '

one mo

rning

in

Stpl tmhcr last

H'ar a farm

L'llrc-

laktr In Rosedale, \ 'lftOria \las a I aktnetl b) r t ~ ~ t t l t a t t l c .

- - - - -

EVEN

t' e

l i t t le

green men

fr o

m outer

pace seem

to

be on strik 1981 hos

been the

quietest yeor

f o r sight ings of

unident i f ied f l y ing

objects

in NSW.

1\onnallv

b c t w e ~ n 100 nnlo\\

f>a\1d

Ia

puzzlod

0\t-r the h w stghttng.s

e \ f ' l l

\\orldwide

t 1- ()

orga.ll158.tlOilS

B)IBJU.

HAJUUSON

tht>&WI11.1ng

B'

fOI C

It \nnJ hPport h< . a ~ d 11lc

lack ol slghUngs I a

ltt'lldll.-11

Wr

lll\\":l)S

get talls

allr

)X'Ople

ha\e

seen

Vt.nus

Sornr cal M"S

hoe

enn sighte-d t"gson

tl

\ ' r l l.hc a'rlty f

=

0

liM'S Is \li\h0\1\

doubt

in

UFO

reader was

ono

ol several

who saw helmeted men"

the w>ndows ol a

tra>n

a>de.

Martin ol Omerton

wrotes:

mother and I were look>ng after

ltme - and the

thing

we

were aware of was

1n

the sky

a nen d yelled to

us

o

go down

the oack garden The re. hOvenng

us. was an enormous cigar

JUSt like a llyng tra>n

And

all

of

us. the boys mctuded. saw

from the

"The UFO seemed to be ash>ng w1th

- rather hke neon Then , as

watched

o dnlled

away, as

of

onto a

My frend. my mother and I have

we saw thai

day

"

There's nothong

new

about your

Wotnesses have been

peerong from strange

-shaped craft for more than a

Ounng the great Amerocan

Aorshop

on the late 1800s, scores of

puboshed 1n1erv1ews w1lh

who had been waved or stared

a1 from the w>ndows of myslenous.

hOverong crafl.

One of hes e w1ndowed

shops

, biaz>ng

with coloured

\oghts, wh>ch

appeared

over Lake Michigan was watched for

lhree hours by more I han 10.000

people

Physocosl

Jacques Vallee believes

these onquosotve lravellers may be

1ouris1s. eother from another

ctomcnsoon

or from 1u1ure

ime

YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED

L.R WEBSTER, Mornongton, Voc

The US presidents whO promosed to

declassify UFOs were Eosenhower a nd

Carter Alter

theor

eectoon,

bolh men

sodeslepped

lhe

pledge

~ E S D j

ZCJIH

I

_

n.J.L't'

Jg&L

~ E t - ~ n R t t > )

FROM. - P.E.OPL.E..

MAGAZINE

l 'P 10 l978

Jla,1d and

his

C ( ' J " t " A g \ l ~ S

\\"tf'C

re '

ct.\

nr. n.arly 200 calls

t \ ( " r ) ' r . n r

Auslralla on ) o l l ~ r

r e t e l l ~

l ~ h l l n g Yoorth)

ol lurtt.r

lmntl l ' l \Uon

by Da\1d and hi \olun

tar) M J : a ~ U s a t l o n . "'htrh

hM

11

branch In .ach

State

Wtc IJl

the a,

dnf'V

uborh of S ~ h a n i a an

Ma\ ~ I l l s

~ ~ ~ 1 1 r

i ' ~ n r ( j :

one mornmg o

man

1f

110rud c:

np;

a

l a t ~ < ' \\hlte hKht

110\t'f

lllK

o\

r

hiS house

llf ' &Rid

hr saw n

1 h

paiiA'rnlng

IIHII Into

n

\gun t l ~ l

b < ' l o ~ a'e h;ld

to

COUCl1'-1"

dl

t a n c ~ Tt

t r a w ~ to Alpha

C-nt

t.l\U'i, CN"th S JVJJ't t.

m l ~ 1 b o r . 11nuld

bkc

1our and a hall ytars.

AUGUST l9f?L

UFO

ring

s (abo e)

were photographed

In

VIctoria . The Jar

ol

mate rial (right) fa from

anothe r ring.

UFO fleet buzzes farms

GIPPSLAND. Vocona.

os on

the gnp ol a UFO onvasoon

Sonce

my

recenl ar\lcle about the oa lfling dosappearance ol

wafer from slorage lanks

on lhos

roch daoryong dostrocl. dozens

more farmers have

come

forward to report uncanny

aeroal

phenomena

Some

soghlongs

have been followed by lhe doscovery

ol

perfect nngs burned

on

paddocks - marks whoch powerfully

suggest

hat crafl

of

bizarre desogn have tandeo

The most dramaloc "UFO

ong

pallern

hasbeen ound on

Mr

Henry Gallatly'sTonamba

properly

The hreeperfect. ouchong

corces. each

5

18melres on doameler,

are

burnedonlo grasson

a rover bank

HenryGallatly believes here

os

plentyol evtdence10suggest

the marks were made by an aenal vehoce

Shortly before he ongs were doscovered,

ho

sson Kom

and he

rehel mokers reporte d seeong a huge red ob,ecl. unlike

any

known aorcrafl. fash>ng

on lhe

sky

And from

w1thm

the fflple rmg

mvest1garors

have

recovered abundant quantlttes

of a whote

chalky substance

whtchseems o have been subJeCted o

h1gh

temperatures The

substance

s now

bemg analysedm Melbourne.

Other armers 1n \he area are elhng

somolary

uncannystones

GraemeHenry, also of T1namba. reporls

hal.

whole molk>ng hos

cows, he walched a brollianl red hghl fashong overhead

11 was \00 bg and broghl

10

be

any

kond of aorcrall or

emergenc y vehoce." he says

Anolher couple, drovong al noght, slowed heor car when

hey

thOught they saw a red ambulance hghl sleadoly pusong To

theor amazement.

lhe

hghl vanoshed. reappeared.

hen

hurtled

tnto the a

r

From lhe same slretch of road local farmer

Gavon

Whelan

saw

a " very strange ObjeCt' so111ng

on

a

paddock

.

As he

walched

. ol rose slowly from the ground

lhen

flew off al

ommense speed

The momenl the UFO began

10

rose from the

ground

lhe

engone and hghts of Gavon Whelan's

truck

cui ou1 Eteclrocat

faoure

os

a wodely-reported symplom of close encounters

PEOPLE reader Roman Kulkewycz of Malfra, who

ook he

photographson hospage, toldme "Thedosappearance of vast

quantotoes of

ank

water. alhed wolh the numerousUFO s>ght>ngs

and burn marks.

os

leadong many people here to wonder why

we're

beong s>ngted

out

or auenloon "

S

ATV

R

D

8:t,-

~ ' i J U )

JJllLU

A R)'

1982

(ENTERED)

B

URNS

0

BODY

A MAN ' S myste rious deat h

Ia a t t ho centr e of

lr itain's

big

ges

t

UFO.,iddl

e in

years

.

IIi\ bod)

wa. found

With SUOIO$f

unexrlain

ed hurns 1n

a

Ill\\

n

he

had nc:\ \hllt.-d b\.

lore.

UFORIDDL

Errt

btlievc Po

Ji,h hrn Zyemunt

Adam,ki could have

d1cd of fri&ht.

And one or tWO

policemen called to lhe

M:cnc ii

r t ~ r t c d

to

hu\C

fold

of teeing

a

fl)

ng

saut

>J>CIIlalc.

Out

was '\\ alkmg f ~ V C f lhe

moon tomorrow and a

U1'0 cume dmm. I

would ntt he s.urpll\ed

... ~ . - a n w J I

be

li ""

f

that

all Ill th ......nd or ,...

porh of thl\ phrnnnu non

u l t

fro

m

hum

an e

rr

or ..

1 he polkcmun ~ h o i"

' 'd to ha

fl)

UIJl '-IIICd

- and no"hrrt> Is

more e

nJO)

a

it>

than

a small

SUPPOSE

your

child

admitted that

she

had

undergone

a Close

Encounter

of

the Third

Kind that she had

seen a landed UFO and

met

weird allen beings.

What

would be your

reaction?

Then again, suppose she

claimed that

In

something

more than

a

dream

and

vet less than

lhe

North

r--.-.-d.-p-t_ed_b_y_l _O_a_I_N_O_LI_V_I_II_t_r_o_m_A_Ien_C-

n

close

t .c t

-

Window

On Another

Wortd

, by Jenny

Snowdonia

lllnclt

.

h w t Whetnatt o f'vbltohed

In the

UK

ark.

by

Neville

Spearmen.

had jusl otar

brrrd oHr

a dlr.ch and Th t ob)lf --Aoud

hf'-

Utve 1 at a n h ~ ) ear old

gut

had

bf"('n ()oaf'

to

aliena

from anothrr

'tl.nrld?

Nrxl day shf' rrturne-d to

thf' flt>1cl

A pakh

of l { l ' a .9

had hf'n tlattf"nf"d Into a

circle and Unc:d .

,h

M

falntalhny("()l(ll'

What ot the

holes?

Shr

could *t' non,. and \tt

t

htrf'" wrn small drcJt's

m

thr

rround

u , . ~

Lhe I{TUS

af'e

nwd bi1Jhlf"r and

lrtshtor u

ahrr

a audde-n

ahower ot aummer aln

St.C'ONU J C . U T I ~ G

Annthtr

y o u n f t ' ~ t f r

\\as

f'llJO)'IIIK

tht sunshlnf"

nr

that

unusualaumn1rr

Oaynors brothtr.

nar

rtn. fitl

nut on

a

\Utlk

alcm11

tht

&arnt rnad. lie

t4Xl

Sn\\ MJmtthlnJl

a.lhf'r

lind JlraJJW:t In a ht>ld

t>p&C1"5hlp

......

ahout 8111

high and

rr-strd

em

tour taU lrtca

"lllfre

"l"'rf'

no

V ngs,

but t h f r ~

"'as

a tad ln em onr stdr

In thf"

mlddlt

a

ramp

rradled dO\\n to the

rround.

Darrt-n

a.a-

the or s x

mf"n s.and1ne around

Thy apprarrd to br

human

and

\ure

quite

amall unct.r 150cm. They

"or'" , rnn

trou.sr-ra

. uh

&lhrry

J)UIIovrr

tops

Th,.Jr

facrs

v ' t t - pink

thty had

larat

round t.)t>S

and

mouths hat

dl)pl&)

rd

OWl \ t ~ t t h

T h ~ mfn a tan: "rre

pronunrut and

t h ~ y

had

only thrt-f' 1tUf lookJne

fin1rn and a wobblv

thumb on

ah hand.

rJ


11/25

Come fly with

me

G.\ ' 'lOR has

seen

\ague

f i g u r e ~

'llalklng

since she 11as Hry

tlrst ahe thought thlo .....

but when ahe tound

coulcl

n o ~

ace t.hem. ahe

quiet.

aaw thelndlstlnten uch on Incident

he

aame spot

durlnrthe

war,

1979,

three years

after

her en

with

on

allen Jpacohlp In

nar her

hom.

tho

chlld

to

dream about her experl

l y June, ohc had a to...,.

that there

.,.

..

more to

the

allena would

her

at

ntrht.

wu auneated that

ahe a

In

henut.

ung

a white

l i ~ h ~

w1th fla.hlng g r ~ n

and

rPd

hghts

r.volvlng

at

Its

bas.

-

he

was pretty

shaken up

by what

t

WI.SSt:tlng.

Mr Paul Mulqu ,

of

llt>nd1gO, ""'d

t

drove towards

l11

lights on l'r1day

night o eet

a

better

ook

sa one in trout

of

m(" and

through

the

bmoculars

lookf'd

cone

~ h a p e d IUld

glowed IIIO< tleulariy,

'Spectrum'

-MQ_N D A'r'

I

23RI)

MA;(

1 . . 9 _

My

1111tlal

reaction wa

that there

had

to be a rational explanation bllt

then

hundreds

O(

~ ~ p i e MartPd call

'"I in reporting 6eeing a maze o bni

ent throue

h e\ery

eolor

ot

the

spectrum In a continual cyde eer)

three or four o n c l s

and

just hoerod

there at

11$1 thlfC

or

our miles up.

Wilen I

turned

o.round

to

head back

to own thrre trr

IC'\ttn

or ight morto

behmd me

and aL that

ataee

1 ~ o ~ the

wtnd

up

a bit because I realt.std

1

was

all alone out

there

wtth aomethlntr

1

couhlnt

e)plam.

UIU>t lilhts,

he

said.

'One caller i n C a telesc-ope sid he

II

II


17/25

V A S0 AX 2


18/25

DISAPPEARED: Valentach

More UFO.

laveatlsated

THE RAAF Is Investi

gating more slgltllngs

of UFOs report . - In

Melbourne over the

past

two

nights.

A sighting over

metropolitan area al

Wednesday was

phd

tographed

by Chann

7 cameraman Laurl

Bowie.

The

RAAF

will

stu

the film today.

PAY 41 T H

By TONY BARNAO

THERE Is

a

strange

obJect

hovering

on top of me

It 's a

long

shape and It 's

not an

aircraft.

These were the last words ol a

young RAAF ptlot who I ew Ius

Cessna 182 over Bass Stratt and

vanished wtthout. trace almost

five years ago.

The last fhghtof20-.}car-old Fred r

ck

Valcnuch

created Au tralla:; mo L

dcbaLcd and contrO\erslal

UFO ens

Now

VacLoraa.

and

Australia.

has an

other cqually-mtrlgulng

UFO

drama

on

Its hands.

Hundreds

o

people reported s ~ t h t

mgs or myster10us rnulu-colorcd

conr-sho.pcd

objerts

owr mut h ol the

State

at

tlle wef'kend.

Brilliant

The slghUngs were reported

as far

north

as

Shepparton nnd

as

tar

south

as

Wnrrnambool, ll'ss than IOOkm

from where ValenUch

~ m s h e d

m

1918.

What

has the RAAF stumped Is that

almost all

the

reports. now nurnbcr

ang more than 450, describe virtually

the same object.

Nearly

all

$ay brilliant

conc-..'lhaped

MA

Y 19B3.

TWO air force officer

are

among a MW

wave

of

people who

have reported UFO

slghtlngs directl

over

Melbourne

las

night.

Dozens of

people

In

southern and

east

ern suburbS

repor

ted

spotting brigh

flashing red,

grMn

and white lights

around

midnight.

MIRROR FRONT PAGE: Mtke Evans w1th h s photo f the latest UFO

They descrlbeCI

tiM

tl lckerl -

lights as

cylindrical o r cone

shaped.

Air force

Investigato

Flight Lieutenan

rcvolvmg red.

white

gr< n and blue

lights were va. ablf , altrm t ng n n

speclffc seouen l'c

Six

manutcs before Ills radio went

dead Valentach told flight controllers

the

long-shaped

object which was

buzzmg him

had

s t r a n ~

green

Hlltts

and a

metallic light

on

the

outalde

and I t was

not

an aircraft

Valent

h rnd1o d

It

seems

to

be

playmK orne ort of game IL's

not nn

nlrcralt

the

thing IS JUSt.

hovering

on

top ot lnf '

Brett

B l d d f t t ~ t o n

said:

We

are

ur

qnt ly

trylft i l

to

altertaln

p i l ~ r y

poalt lou and at

moapherlc _ ..

No wreckage or his plane and no

body were found despite exhau tlve

sea and

air

searches

t l oM eW' lllel

bourne

tut

ltlth

with our experts to

SM

If

t l ,er. fa an U

planation.

His description ended with 17

see-

onds

o

unrecognisable metallic click

Ing sounds.

Weird objects

and

unusual

hghts

had been

reported by dozens of VIc

torians

around the

Bass Strait area

t.he

nlghL

\'alt>nUch

disappeared

A t

tl\ls

stage

It ap

pears tltere

. .

Many. Including

h1s ranuly,

beheve

Valentlch

was taken by a

UI'O

1n

his

description of

the

obJect.

A confadentlal government. report.

released last year failed to answer the

my

tery

and could

not

give a reason

for the alrcra

t

disappearance

strong siMilarities

wfth UFO

~ M

In

Bandito

and

. . . .

larat.

THE RAAF Intel l igence

Unit

is

unable

to

explain

hundreds of

reports

o f

mult i -colored cone

shaped

l ights

over central VIc

to ia.

The

lights were seen

almost three

weeks ago over a 400km

front

be

tween Shepparton In the

north

and

Warrnambool In the

south.

An Interim report says

there

were

no unusual

radar

returns on

the

nights

of May

20

and 21, when

most of the

450

slghtlngs were

made.

Special investigator FllghtLieu

tenant

Brett

Blddlngton

said de

tailed

studies

of

photograph

nega

tives and witness questionnaires

were going on here and In

America.

We

hope

to have a full report

INASA CHECK

~ ~

.S. will eDIIIIDe

color

pho-

1

opapba

or VIctoria's

I

FO

phenomenon.

The shots were

talen

by

an

amatev

~ n o -

mer In BendJio last

Weclnes4ay a t pL

E RAAF laYesUp&or

Bre Blddlncton said

I

hey were more reYeai

IDJ

than

earlier

pho

to..

completed and

released within

next two weeks, he said.

1

;

An

amateur photographer

at

Bendigo, 1 SOkm north-west of

Melbourne,

took

several

shots

of

the lights. 5

His film has been analysed by the

RAAF

but no comment has been

made. ;

Flt-Lt

Blddlngton said:

Our

In-

vestlgatlons In Bendigo and Ballarat :

(where most of the slghtlngrwere 1l

made) are continuing

- we art still S

treating this matter seriously. i:i

The consistency of the reportH

slghtlngs over such a large

l l r

has I

the RAAF stumped.

Nearly

all

the reports

say

brilliant

cone-shaped

revolving

red,

white,

green and

blue

lights were clearly

visible. s

' ~ - - - - _ .... ...


19/25

By ELIZABETH FORTESCUE

and

WYNNE GRAY

THE

RAAF is investigating a series of

mysterious

htgh-specd

radar

signals

det

IRPORTON

LERT

N

UFO RIDDLE

from

Page

1

ct:'ntrr,

which

bas begun

an

mvest1gatlon mto

1111.

possible ur'Os.

n s c o ~

operations con

Imllrr Pat Townsend

said

sounds c:ould nor

mally

be

explained.

but.

this

series

was b n l J I I n ~

air

traffic

control.

JI

t.he

authorities can

tell us.

we would like

to

kno\\

what 1t

is,"

he

said.

nut. at this slage the

RAAF

says

11 hasn't

have

any

iclea what.

1s

causing the

signals.

W h a ~ e v e r

1t ts. It's Hy

Ing at

abOut 2400kmlh

that's t\\ICC the

spef'd of

sound,"

a SJ)()kcsman

said.

Strange

The RAAF

has

rcfustd

to speculate

about the

ldentlhcatton

of

the

craft

unt1l a

full

1m

cs

t l g ~ t i o n Is

completed.

"It.

is

very stnmgc

nml

tlterc has bef'n nlot of

conJf'


20/25

ByC

PB l l R 10

Jet

fighters

were

n full alert again last

the search

the

mys

UFO

spotted

by

airport radar.

Mlrn.-te

t

crews

at the

a t r h a . ~ e . nrnr

Uc. have

bt tn

on

hour ..

ta

nd by :;uHe

.

Evr.ry nlghl since

t

lu-n

jcL, armrd' 11 it h plio

aphlc

cqnlprnrnt,

ll:\8

rc

dy for Instant

nH

Ptlol.tl h \ c be('n ltllng

th' jrt's crniiiJICd cock

on an

hour roster. ns

mp('rntur('S

ha\O

fallen

low 4

degrrtdlllr. object

at

bctwf P.Jl

JOOkm and 250km

north

ol Sydney and mr

port

official

estimated 1t

was travelling at

about

2400km h twice the

J>f' dot ound

) '

iH

JUL:t

U O

j t

fight r

lert off

A RAAF Jet

fighter

alert

has

been

called off

fol

lowing a

revelation

that

a series of "UFO" radar

slghtlngs were caused by

atmospheric

conditions.

Aviation Department

spokesman Mr John

Death said the radar

blips which had the Ml

rage flgttters at William

town on full alert at the

weekend

,

were either

In

terference

or

radar slg

nals

caused by

unusual

atmospheric

conditions.

But Mr Death said they

could not be

positively

explained,

Further

observations

will be undertaken In

the

hope

that

the

phenome

non can b positively

Identified.

19B3

U5

_Q

8:t 5T

J

JU

LX

19S:?

UFO teases police

By

VIRGINIA

HODGSON

MYSTERY flying ob

which led

pollee on

six-hour chase yes

Is baffling

air

authorities

.

Pollr.e v.ho slghted th

nt Melton. 40km

to r Melbourne.

said

it

ob"1ously plavil g

w th thl'm as It np

and

~ a p p e a r c c l m

d tnct

r.\crnl tlrnc

Hovering

Con tables Pct1r Fergu-

n n ~

J:,ll

1

s

\\

objcet, \\ hlch th

thought

11a

n

lrl

ho1crlnc

abo\e

the

d t

1240lm.

C blc I

erg

t on d

n

hide

and

seek

tlwv folio\\('(} i t

to

the

Joe

1

shopping

ccmrc

11

Jure

1t ho1 erect

agnln.

Jl hnd t" o headlights

like n c:ar \\ IUl high beam

on and

red tailllgllts bullt

dldn

t

seem to

make nn)

no1 e," he said

H

said the objec

tur

ned

o f Its light

and

dt

appeared \\hen the pohct'

men

llWitcllccl on the

patrol

c.nr's

spotlight.

W l l l l C H ~ r it

WS.S

COil

tlnued to trrlSe the J I O h c ~ -

mcn

lor

the next

stx

hours

M

ll

flew In a trlanglt

o\cr

til' d l

lrlct.

C'onstnblc lrn

lm ol\

ed

In the Ri\Al'

alert and

while lour of

the

pilots walt on st.and bv

two

spt>nd nn hour on and

an hour

ofl In

the

rnrl,plt

of

the Mlrngr lh mughout

the

night.

Til AInstant lhf' "obJcc

appears on

SydnPJ

n.lrporl

or Wllllamtown

radar

sc

reens a JN

will

takP. to

the

al r

,

the

HAAF poke -

man

sntd

Thc

pilot's

rnlss1on

to

locate and photograph th('

UfO

The object could

be

onl'

of half a

do7.en

thing the

pokcsmo.nsaid

Tiworles rnnge from a

\\OOI.hcr

dsturbancc

or

space debris

to

a genuine

extra

terrestrial pace

ship.

The RAAF Jt t.s

will

remain on st:l.ndby unUI

mstructcd by the Delcnce

Ministry

to

wind

1he ahrt

down .

RAAP oUirJflll'l f'XJlfl't

the full stand

by

ordrrs

to

be

T \ lewr

d

~ O i l l l t l l l l ~

t,odl\y,

A UFO group wants

the US Government

to

release more

than

a

dozen

ETs

suppos

edly

found In crashed

flying saucers.

"We want the

bod

les," sald Larry Brrant,

45,

a Virginia

wr

ite r,

yesterday.

Bryant,

who heads

the

W.shlngton-based

group Citizens Against

LIFO

Secrecy,

said

he

- - - ------------------------ - -

had

filed a

petition

to

get

more

Information .

The petition, accep

ted

l.ut week by

the

US

Olnrlct

Court,

Included a

photocopy

of

an alleged

Govern

ment document

dated

March

22.

1950, which

says: An Investigator

to

r

the Alr force

stllted

three

so-called

flying

saucers

had

been

recovered in New

Mexico

."

f1vc of tho

mystery

clrcloJ 11eor the fow" of Wottbury.

AA.P A.P eate11ito photo.

AA,.

,

LONOON

MYSTERIOUS

circles in groin fields

in

southern

England

hove sparked oH new

theories

of

dose

eft

counters

with UFOs.

ln

e

ch

~ ~ e

rhc

s ~ n hnd

been

f t ~ n e n c d

S C I C O t i f i c a l l ~

10

A dock

wi

c played ptrBJ from

the

centre,

lea\ing

a

perfect

arc.

Fh-e nngs nppe:u ed in

o b ~ r l e ) field m Hamp

shire ou June 18

tho

third uch


21/25

LONDON:

Defence

experts we re

to

day Investigating

a

housewife'

s

close

encounte

r

with

an

unldent l

fl

ed

f lying ob

j

ect

which left her

too

terrified

to

sl eep.

Patricia

Stark,

25,

said she

sw

the

huge spaceship f l y

over her Somers

et

home as she open

ed

her bedroom

cu

r

ta

lns

lst

night .

" I t was silent, w it h no

bright l ight

s

and no

smoke, but It was

bso l

utely

huge -

about the size

o f

th ree la rg e le ts,"

M rs Stark s

ai

d.

" I was pet r i fied be

ca use I th ought It

w as

go

ing

to

hit the

house.

It

passed overhead

and, a s

my husba

nd

Brian and I watched,

It seemed to waver

like a

feather and

then disappeared.

" I co

uld

not

sleep

af

t er wa

rds because I

was

scared It would

come

back.

A D

efence mlnlstry

spokesman said

there

had

been no

o t

her slghtlngs of

th e

ob

Ject.

~ ~

21TH

U L'Y 19 BZ>

HUGE

UFOs

SIGHTED

UFO I "

as

bl1 a. a

house" have been ;pot

hd again on

th

e Cen

tral Coast,

Gos

ford pollee re

ceived three cal ls from

people last ntu

ht

report

In& "flashtna

li&btJ

'' ln

the sk).

' ' lihey were

f rom

r e . ~

den ts at Saratoga,

Tuagerah Lake and

Wamberal betwet>n 8

and

9

pm," a

pohct

spokesman said.

Mr ROSI Br}'aot, a

newsrender

at

lGO, said

the stutlon had been in

undat

ed

wilh UI

O

re-

po

rto; &IIK'e last week.

")'here have bceJl two

typta reported," be said.

"One wu described

u n 'frisbee

wltb

ll"hts aU around the out

aide, the other a.

delta

winged'

wilh two

li&hfl

at the front and two at

d1e rear.

"Some caller

ban

to

ld

me the

UF

O

W81

as 'big as a bouse'."

WEI>NE:SDA::i 3RD AUGUST

The Martians

are

coming

IF

YO

U don' t lllellne

In

)'OU

will -

after

eeeln1

a UFO

exhll ltlon

which It

eomln1

to

Sydnt'y's

CHtrtpoiat Towtr.

TIM exlriltltion,

ope

Ia&

oa Auaust

18,

dl

pla

ys

more

than

100

carefully docamee

reports

of

UFO sl

&bt

illp.

'Ole reports

are

supported by

pbot

o-

crapha, iacludln& lOme

never before released.

MMt of the clata was

obtaiaed from the

U.

S.

Air Fo

rce ..

Project

Blue Book"

and

from

The

Aerial Pheaonteaa

R t ~ t a r c h Oraahatloa.

I must

Y that

I

don't

llae to

tee tile

UFO

exhibition

to be

lieve Ia

the

I doa' t mentioa thl

1ery orten (people te

to thialt I'm a natcue)

but I

oace

saw

two

nyln& objects over Syll-

1Hf

which were 18011

lkflnltely alliltatlfied.

I ,.,.. wlaat at first

appeared to h the

........

allatfaa off the

lilt

or

411Caat aero-

.

l1letl

I

ocller

.

A

u

I

1Care4

In

alUzaneat

IM two

object lllti'JH Into

OM .

I

wollder wut

the

U.S. Air

For"

Blue

Book would mtke of

lluitl

~ ~ ~

2

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fi'

By

ANN

PA

NYLYK and STEVE BARR i

POLICE

have

been Inundated

with

phone

calls from

central

coast

people reporting

UFO

slghtlngs.

The

sighLlngs,

described as

strange

l

light.s in

the sky,

were

scattered over

a

wide

area,

including

Umi

n

a,

Toukley, Saratoga an d

WoyWoy .

Oosford

police said

today they

received

many phone

calls from

people

between

8 o'clock

and 10

o'clock

last night.

Local new11papers

and

radio

stations have also

received

U

Jo

'O sighting

rc

)

>Orts

.

Residents

bt>heve lhe

UFOs

have moved

from

Victoria and South Aus

tralia whe re they were

re1>0rted

last

month.

Many people claim to

have seen two types of

UFOs hovo

r ing around

Lhc

art'a

ror almost

a

week.

UFO type

A, a

wedge

shaped object with a

square

end

and two

Phon'

calls

swamp

polic J

}-

majo

r

lights,

appea1s

Lo

be

the

most sighted.

I t is shnllar

to

a

UJo'O

sighting by

two

i>hce-

rnen near

Melboume

on

J

uly 22.

The

second

type of

UFO sighted on the ce n

tral

coast

is

a

flymg

saucer, Type B.

Terror

Miss

Jenny

Ross, a

central coast reception-

ist, said

she had seen

a

11ying

s.1.ucer

twice In

the past f


22/25

The mystery U O

.

o

coneshoped slivery

object pulsating with

coloured lights

.

CLIPflNG FROM

"

P OP

_

L

"

MAGAZINE QF MoN

M:-f_j

S

_ {jUGU :?T. 9 :?>.)

ENTERED :-

T H U R ~ D A f

24-It=t ALCtV I 1983.


23/25

I 5TH

.

. .... . ------------

. , .........

.... .. ..

.

..

Starts

today - sneak preview o f an exhibi t ion

AU

GUS]

1983

'

Intelligent

beings from

other planets

regularly

vfslt our world

In

an ef

fort to enter

Into contact

with

us . NASA and the

American Government

know

this and

pouess

a

great

deal of

evidence. Nevertheless, they

remain

silent In

order

not

to alarm

people I

am

'

dedicated to

forcing

the

authorities

to

end this

sl-

tence.

- Astron:>ut Gordon

.

Cooper

loll

he

United

Nations.

On display in

graphic detail

the

secrets

of the Blue

Book, the

true account

of the

years

of

U.S Air Force

investigations

THE largest UFO exhibition

In

the

world

will open

high

atop

Sydney Tower, Centrepolnt,

on Thursday. Called UFO -A

Worldwld Mystery,

It

Is

a

fosclnatlng attempt

to

present

a

billa

need

account

of

both

credible

and

false

encounters

with aHens.

Along with robots,

computers and

llfes1ze

modelsof

space visitors there

are

more than 100

documented

UFO

slghtlngs

culled

from NASA and U.S Air

Force logJ. Many

of

them are

Australian, all

of them

Intriguing - even the

ottempted hoaxes.

"It's

not

a

freak show

- it

Is

entertaining but, prlmarllyt

1tor

educ.atlonaland Informative,"

said entrepreneur Robert

Holken,

who bought

the

right

to

1 -

Minneapolis, U.S,

exhibit

and

then exPIInded

the concept.

..We

are

not taking

a

position

on the eJCistenceor otherwise

of

UFOs - visitors

are

Invited to make up thelr

own minds.

Today Mirror

writer RICHARD MORTLOCK

begins an

exclusive series that

elves a

sneak preview

of

UFO

- A Worldwide Mystery.

that

defies

explanat ion

FARl

ESS ENCOUNTER:

Oyear

old

Kelly

Jones

w'th alten r e p r o d ~ c t o n s based

on

eye w'tness accounts

*

HE JOHNSON

CASE.

August

27,

1979.

Deputy

Sher

Iff Val

Johnson

had

nearly finished his shift.

He was

patrol l ing

the quiet

back roads Just outside War

ren, Mlnnesot11. It was a

dear

night

and

It was

late -

1,40om,

Then It

happened.

A

bright

boom

of light

about

S

km away attracted

the attention of the 35-year .

old

Marshall County deputy.

Suspecting a l ight plane

and smugglers,

he travelled

towards

It

at

about

100

kmh

when

he

was suddenly ap

proached

by

a very, very.

extremely

bright which all

at

once surrounded the car,

One minute

It

was a mile

and a holl distant and next

minute

It was r ight

on me. It

struck

my

vehicle,

Everything got extremely,

polnfully

bright.

My

eyes

hurt.

There was no obJect I

could

see

at

all.

I heard

the

sound of breaking glass.

Time freeze

11

And thats the last

remember.

FIRST SAUCER SIGHTING

When he regained con

sdousness 40 minutes

later

his eyes were burning and he

felt

groggy.

Deputy Johnson

r11dloed headquarters for as

sistance saying: So mething

Just hit my car. I don't

know

how

to

explain l t .

When Deputy Greg Wins

kowskl

arrlwed

he found

Johnson's car sideways

on

tha

road. The

windshield was

shattered,

1

heodllght

smashed,

the

red light

atop

the car

was

broken, two

antennas were

oddly bent

and

the

hood

was

dented.

e

EVIDENCE

A

photograph taken

by astudent

in the U.S

D

It becan

on

June 24,

1947,

with

Kenneth

Arnold, an experienced

pilot

with 4000 flylnl

hours.

As

he

flew over

Mt

: t t a i ~

nler,ln

Washington, Arnold

said he

saw a

d i s c ~ h a p e d

object hovering near hiS

aircraft.

It was

the

f1rst sighting of

a

UFO

n the modern

era

&nd,

as

the

story llashed

around

the

world,

a hr.adlinc -.;riter coined

the

rrm./11/lng a u ~ r

The

~ n n stuck unt1l, a.,

sight

lngs more frequent,

aclrntlsta d o p ~ d a more serious

approaclllO

ttle remarkable pbe

nomena.

Classification

Then ltytng auccrs ~

Uf'Os and. smce

I Y/9

,

ofttn

re-

ferred to oa UAS (Unldcntltea JOn

A

lro-

naut. US Senator and Prrsldt>n

ttal llOM/Ul Juhn l t r ~ n St>nator

lJarru

Coldwater; Ell h

Prvlru;

and

A tronaul a r r i ~ o n

Scfl,nitt

It w11s also curiously

noted

that

both

Johnson's wrist

watch and the P*trol ear's

electric clock hod lost 14

minutes.

'Don't know'

When Wfnskowskf ques

tloned Johnson about the

ehlclo that

hit

him, the

badly shaken deputy sheri ff

repl ied:

10

lt

wasn't

a

vehicle,

Greg. I don't know

what the

hell It

WIIS."

An

ambulance

took

John

son to

a W a r r ~ n hospital

where his eyes were treated

for welder'sburns.

According

to Marshall

County

Sheriff Dennis Brok

ke, Val

Johnson

Is . . . good

worker . good stable per

son - fami ly man with

three

children and people

like

him

real well.

Johnson himself

Is

not con

vlnced he

was

11ttacked

by

a

UFO but s11ys,

11

1 sti l l don;t

know

In

my

own mind

wh11t I

sew and eKperlenced. That

will never change.

TOMORROW: THE MOST

FAMOUS CASE


24/25

hn t

J

Strange

case

of th coup,

le

who told th eir

UFO A World i d ~ :\lystrry s a

c/rancr or sceptrcs and belrercrs

to

11U t l ~ i r t l ~ o r i e s

agarnst

best possible

tnfonnatlon on /Ire UFO

plrcnomCJion.

Hrgha ot'- the ct v

111

Sydney Tower, Centrcpornt llic

ftntshlng touches

arc

being

applied to the

huge

exhrbflfon uhtch ncludes more

til

n 1 a r e f u l l v - d o c u n ~ n t c d

rrportsof

UFO

sJghtings,

dragrams. rllustrations

and

models

suppOrted

by photographs. Tire

~ I r o n opens on Thur

tlw

bk\'

BarnPY c\t'll rtmf'mbe'red the

t:uulrct ern t. nnd 1t humanoid

occupants

he \\1\tdlcd

through

blnorular .

Thorotlgtlly lrtghwned.

11111

quickly

dro\c

on,

but ar

rhtd hontc \\o hourslat( .

Under hypnosis

Tht"Y rcsolwfl ncur to

trll

an)

om- ol thf ' lr x t l C n P n ~ .

At ~ > r ("\, rnl Par.;


25/25

The Night It Rained Fire

UFO

rops Mysterious

Flaming

Objects

on

Terror Stricken Town

An oval-shaped UFO bathed in an

eerie

silver-blue light

hurled three

flam

ing objects into a sleepy neighborhood -

and tlie terrified residents were con

vinced it was

the

end

of the

world.

What's more, baffled police say the ob

jects

are

made of a substance not found on

this planet.

Several tests were conducted, revealed

Po

lice Inspector Milton Belgas of Macae.

Bnzil

, where

the bizarre sighting took place.

The substance

is

of an unknown nature - if it's

BIZARRE OBJECTS

from UFO

ore

mode of

substance

still

unknown on

Earth.

from Earlh, then it's a substance which burning objects

it

left behind.

hasn't been discovered yet. We know that a round or

The heart-stopping incident roused the disk-shaped object emitting

sleeping residents of Macae from thei r beds. a bluish-silver light was

At about

10 :15

p.m. I saw a strange

o ;

seen.

t

disappeared after

ject in the sky about

65

to

100

feet in the

air

. dropping metal-like dbjects

t

was

33

to 66 feet wide, oval-shaped and

that

burned a hole in a roof

emitted a silvery blue light, revealed Mrs. as well as the grass in two

Marlene Freitas. yards, said Police Inspector

I was almost asleep about an hour Belgas.

later when our house was totally enveloped Experts retrieved three

by

a bluish haze. We heard bursts of loud metal objects,

he

said. The

noise that sounded like firecrackers. largest was a ' 'silvery, me-

My

husband and I rushed to the

win-

tal-like material, cylinder-

dow and saw the strange ship hovering over shaped and measuring four

our

ne1ghbor's house. A fiery object fell to five inches, he

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UFO Newspaper/Magazine Cuttings from NSW Australia - 1980 to 1983