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Title: I. U. F. O. P. R. A. NEWSLETTER Issue: 5 Date: July/August, 1994 Publisher: IUFOPRA Country: Ireland Language: English
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Title: I. U. F. O. P. R. A. NEWSLETTER
Issue: 5
Date: July/August, 1994
Publisher: IUFOPRA
Country: Ireland
Language: English
This issue of the IUFOPRA Newsletter provides several updates and announcements for its members.
Newsflash
The organization has acquired a new laser printer, which will be used to produce a new format for the IUFOPRA Journal, expected to be available to members shortly.
New Faces
The Executive Committee welcomes Roy Andersen from Denmark to the board. Andersen serves as the Regional Officer for Denmark and all of Europe. He is noted as an expert in Ufology and the Paranormal, and is also the Founder of ANKI INTERNATIONAL, an organization focused on promoting the works of Zecharia Sitchin.
Mobile Phone Facility
Members are informed that the mobile phone facility will no longer be available to them or outside sources. This service will be exclusively used by The Executive Council and Committee Members.
Roswell Update
The newsletter reports on two productions concerning the Roswell incident. One is a movie titled "Roswell the Movie," based on the book "UFO Crash At Roswell" by Kevin Randle and Don Schmitt. This film stars Martin Sheen and Kyle McLachlan (as Major Jesse Marcel) and is slated for release on Premium Cable Television in the US later in the year. The Executive Producer is Paul Davids, and the Director is Jeremy Kagan. Additionally, a TV Documentary produced by Central TV, with the renowned ufologist Timothy Good serving as Programme Consultant, is scheduled for screening in the first week of August. The newsletter recommends both productions.
Gentle Reminder
Members are reminded of the next Committee Meeting, scheduled for 8pm on Monday, September 26th, 1994, in the Elland Conference Room at the Skylon Hotel, Drumcondra. Members are also urged to notify the organization immediately if they change their address.
Consultation Facility
Starting from Wednesday, June 22nd, 1994, and occurring on every fourth Wednesday of the month thereafter, an IUFOPRA Representative will be available at the Skylon Hotel, Drumcondra, in the Foyer, between 7:30pm and 9:30pm. This facility is for anyone wishing to become a member or to report a UFO or Paranormal Experience in confidence. The IUFOPRA Representative will be identifiable by an ID Badge. Persons outside the Dublin Area wishing to contact IUFOPRA regarding UFO sightings or paranormal experiences are asked to write to their Box Number to arrange facilitation.
Director's Comments
The Director continues to invite members to submit articles, comments, and suggestions for publication in the Monthly Newsletter or Journal, emphasizing their potential value. Maximum line limits are set at 25 lines for the Newsletter and 60 lines or 3 pages for the Journal.
IUFOPRA Holidays
IUFOPRA will be closed for holidays from the first week of July to the second week of September 1994. All correspondence should be directed to the usual IUFOPRA address: Mr Karl Morris, PRO, IUFOPRA, Box No 3070, Whitehall, Dublin, 9. The message concludes with well wishes for a happy and safe summer break to all members and international UFO organizations.
Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance
This issue reflects IUFOPRA's ongoing engagement with UFO and paranormal phenomena, particularly through media coverage (Roswell movies and documentaries) and member contributions. The organization maintains a professional and administrative focus, evident in the updates on equipment, facilities, and internal procedures. There is a clear emphasis on member engagement through submissions and a structured approach to meetings and consultations. The editorial stance appears to be informative and supportive of the UFO research community.