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Weekly Research Magazine's Look-See Vol 3 No 4
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Title: WEEKLY R.M.'S LOOK-SEE Issue: Volume 3, Number 4 Date: April 30, 1962 Publisher: UFO Information Exchange Alliance Location: Atlanta, Georgia, USA
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Title: WEEKLY R.M.'S LOOK-SEE
Issue: Volume 3, Number 4
Date: April 30, 1962
Publisher: UFO Information Exchange Alliance
Location: Atlanta, Georgia, USA
This issue of Weekly R.M.'s Look-See focuses on UFO reports and related activities within the UFO research community. The publication aims to improve understanding among various UFO groups.
NJAAP Reports: Ball of Fire Hits Train
A significant report details an incident in Carlton, Nottinghamshire, England, where a glowing red object allegedly shattered a train window. The object was observed travelling at great speed, and a passenger was showered with sparks and shattered glass fragments but remained unharmed. No sign of the object was found after the event. This occurrence was reported in England's DAILY EXPRESS.
INS Reports: UFO Over Mount Airy
The Mount Airy, North Carolina Police Chief, Howard Summer, is investigating a UFO sighting that occurred on January 19th at 11:15 AM. At least a dozen witnesses observed the object for over five minutes. They described it as large, round, and extremely bright.
Barker Prepares for Release
Gray Barker, a known UFO author and publisher, has released a photo-offset copy of 'Space Review,' a publication previously associated with Albert K. Bender's organization, The International Flying Saucer Bureau (IFSB). This release is a prelude to Bender's forthcoming book, which he claims will reveal his "solution" to the UFO mystery. Bender alleges that he was silenced by three mysterious strangers years ago after discovering the "truth" about UFOs.
NICAP Still Urgently Needs Funds
The National Investigations Committee on Aerial Phenomena (NICAP) is appealing for financial assistance. Contributions can be sent directly to NICAP at 1536 Connecticut Avenue, Washington 6, D.C., or forwarded through the alliance headquarters.
Continued List of Alliance Members
- The issue continues a list of alliance members, including:
- Ad-Astra: Bill Ashby, Director, Box 17, Manton, Michigan.
- I.B.F.S.: Mike Cloyd, Director, Route #7, Ottumwa, Iowa.
Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance
The magazine consistently reports on UFO sightings and related news, highlighting investigations and the activities of prominent figures in the UFO community. The editorial stance appears to be one of information dissemination and fostering communication among UFO research groups, as indicated by its dedication to creating better understanding between them. The inclusion of financial appeals for organizations like NICAP suggests a supportive role in the broader UFO research movement.