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WEEKLY R.M.'S LOOK-SEE
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Summary
This issue of Weekly R.M.'s Look-See reports on a massive UFO sighting over Lancaster, Pennsylvania, involving over 70 lights in V-formations. It also details a dazzling multi-colored aerial fireball seen from Kansas to California on April 18, 1962, which may have been a meteor. Additionally, a report from the Netherlands Study Group describes a large green ball observed in the sky over Holland on January 2, 1962.
Magazine Overview
Title: WEEKLY R.M.'S LOOK-SEE
Issue: Volume 4, Number 1
Date: May 7, 1962
Publisher: The Weekly Research Magazine
Affiliation: Published in cooperation with the UFO Information Exchange Alliance.
Key Articles and Reports
70 UFO'S OVER LANCASTER This report details a significant UFO event that occurred in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, where over 70 mysterious lights were observed. These lights appeared in seven separate V-formations, with each formation comprising approximately 10 lights. The sighting and subsequent witness accounts are currently under investigation and interrogation by CORAP.
HRS CORAP REPORT AERIAL FIREBALL A dazzling multi-colored light was sighted in the skies, with witnesses reporting the phenomenon from Kansas to California on Wednesday, April 18, 1962. Some witnesses reported hearing an exploding sound as the "fireball" vanished. The report indicates that this event may have been a meteor.
NETHERLANDS STUDY GROUP REPORTS: UFO OVER HOLLAND An early morning sighting on January 2, 1962, reported by the Netherlands Study Group for UFO logy, described a "big green ball" observed above the central part of Holland. The object was seen between 6:00 A.M. and 6:25 A.M. at an altitude of about 500 meters. It moved with a quiet, regular speed in a southwesterly direction, originating from the northeast. The observer estimated its size to be about 10 cm at arm's length when held at a distance of approximately one kilometer. The object was followed until it disappeared behind some bushes, and the observer had the impression that it was metallic in character.
Continued List of Alliance Members
The issue also provides a list of affiliated organizations and their contact persons:
- L.U.F.O.R.O.: Mr. G.N.P. Stephenson, 12 Dorset Road, Cheam, Sutton, Surrey, England.
- R.O.A.P.: Allen Greenfield, Director, 2875 Sequoyah Drive, Atlanta 5, Georgia.
- I.N.S.: Tim Beckley, Director, 3 Courtland Street, New Brunswick, New Jersey.
- The Netherlands Study-Group for UFO logy: A.F. Van Wieringen, P.O. Box 1524, Amsterdam, Holland.
- S.S. & S.: Gene Duplantier, 125 Woodycrest Ave., Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
- C.U.F.O.R.: Dave Daughters, 4134 North Drake Avenue, Chicago 18, Illinois.
Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance
The magazine focuses on UFO sightings and related investigations, presenting reports from various international groups. The editorial stance appears to be one of reporting on these phenomena with an investigative tone, acknowledging possibilities such as meteors while documenting witness accounts and organizational efforts in the field of ufology.
He had the impression that it was metallic in character.
Key Incidents
Over 70 mysterious lights invaded skies in seven separate V-formations, each with approximately 10 lights, being investigated by CORAP.
A dazzling multi-colored light appeared in the skies, sighted by witnesses from Kansas to California, with an exploding sound heard by some as it vanished, possibly a meteor.
A big green ball was seen above central Holland between 6:00 A.M. and 6:25 A.M., moving in a southwesterly direction from the northeast at an altitude of about 500 meters.
Frequently Asked Questions
What major UFO event is reported in Lancaster, Pennsylvania?
Over 70 mysterious lights invaded Lancaster, Pennsylvania skies in seven separate V-formations, each consisting of approximately 10 lights.
What was the aerial fireball sighting?
A dazzling multi-colored light appeared in the skies from Kansas to California on April 18, 1962, with an exploding sound heard by some witnesses, possibly a meteor.
What was observed over Holland?
A big green ball was seen over central Holland on January 2, 1962, moving at a quiet regular speed in a southwesterly direction at an altitude of about 500 meters.
Who publishes Weekly R.M.'s Look-See?
The Weekly Research Magazine publishes Weekly R.M.'s Look-See in cooperation with the UFO Information Exchange Alliance.
In This Issue
People Mentioned
- G.N.P. StephensonMr.
- Allen GreenfieldDirector
- Tim BeckleyDirector
- A.F. Van Wieringen
- Gene Duplantier
- Dave Daughters
Organisations
- UFO Information Exchange Alliance
- CORAP
- L.U.F.O.R.O.
- R.O.A.P.
- I.N.S.
- The Netherlands Study-Group for UFO logy
- S.S. & S.
- C.U.F.O.R.
Locations
- Lancaster, USA
- Pennsylvania, USA
- Kansas, USA
- California, USA
- Holland, Netherlands
- Surrey, England
- New Brunswick, Canada
- Toronto, Canada
- Chicago, USA