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FUFOR - 1999 Q3 - Quarterly Report July-September
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This document is a Quarterly Report from the Fund for UFO Research, covering the period of the 3rd Quarter of 1999, from July to September. The report is published by the Fund for UFO Research, located at P.O. Box 277, Mt. Rainier, MD. 20712.
Magazine Overview
This document is a Quarterly Report from the Fund for UFO Research, covering the period of the 3rd Quarter of 1999, from July to September. The report is published by the Fund for UFO Research, located at P.O. Box 277, Mt. Rainier, MD. 20712.
News Items
The report highlights several news items related to UFO research. A significant piece of news is the release of a French report that claims UFOs are real and potentially pose a security risk, necessitating further study. This report was authored by former French defense officials and appeared in the French magazine VSD on July 17, 1999. An English translation of this report is not yet available.
Another notable item concerns Clark McClelland, a former NASA employee, who asserts that NASA possesses more knowledge about UFOs than it has publicly disclosed. McClelland has made his information public through a website, www.stargate-chronicles.com. The report also mentions that a book related to this topic is in development.
MUFON Symposium
The 1999 MUFON symposium took place in Arlington, Virginia, from July 2nd to July 4th. The Friday press conference associated with the symposium was covered by major newspapers, including The Washington Post and The Washington Times. The event saw an attendance of approximately 550 people. The Fund's Sunday brunch was also a success, attracting 116 guests. A key figure at the symposium was Australian Kelly Cahill, who was described as a fascinating speaker at both the brunch and the main conference. A book by Kelly Cahill, published in Australia, was distributed to brunch participants as part of their package and is also available for purchase from the Fund.
Future Publications
The report outlines upcoming publications from the Fund. These include a study being conducted for The Research Coalition, which comprises CUFOS, FUFOR, and MUFON. This study, authored by Dick Hall, will focus on UFO sightings that occurred between 1897 and 1947. Additionally, the Fund's long-awaited issue paper, which explores the effects of extraterrestrial reality on society, is nearing completion, with most contributions having been received.
New Publications
Several new publications are now available. These include 'The Swiss Air Report', 'Grudge Document', and a CD-ROM containing the NICAP Press Conference Transcript.
Web Site
A special meeting was convened to discuss and implement the revamping and revision of the Fund's official website.
Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance
The report consistently focuses on the ongoing research and dissemination of information regarding UFO phenomena. The Fund for UFO Research appears committed to investigating claims, reporting on significant events like the MUFON symposium, and making research findings accessible through publications and its website. The editorial stance is one of active engagement with UFO-related news and research, aiming to inform the public and contribute to the field's understanding. The mention of a French report suggesting UFOs as a security risk indicates an openness to considering the potential implications of the phenomenon.