Weekly Research Magazine's Look-See Vol 6 No 4

Magazine Overview

Title: THE WEEKLY RESEARCH MAGAZINE'S LOOK-SEE
Issue: Volume 6, Number 4
Date: September 22, 1962
Publisher: ROAP (Official Alliance Publication)
Country: USA
Language: English

This issue of The Weekly Research Magazine's Look-See focuses on UFO-related news and developments, highlighting both organizational advancements and specific sighting reports.

Britain: A Historic Step Forward

This section details a significant event in the UFO community in Britain. On September 22, 1962, in London, England, a crucial step towards unifying UFO groups was achieved. Two British Alliance Member-Groups, along with six other British UFO investigative bodies, convened to form the British UFO Association. Mr. G.N.P. Stephenson of LUFORO was appointed secretary. The participating groups included LUFORO, D.I.G.A.P., the Anglo-Polish U.F.O. Research Club, British Flying Saucer Bureau, Cheltenham Flying Saucer Group, Scottish U.F.O. Research Society, Stratford-On-Avon U.F.O. Group, and Tyneside U.F.O. Society. The magazine's publication, Look-See, extended a cordial welcome to this new association and invited its members to join the alliance in its efforts towards international UFO group unity.

UFO and Shock Wave Pose California Puzzle

This article reports on an incident that occurred around metropolitan San Diego, California, on November 15, 1962. Mysterious shock waves and a saucer-shaped UFO were observed over a wide area. Patrolman Ralph G. Breitsch of Chula Vista described seeing a fiery-tailed object traverse the southern sky from East to West before plunging into the sea. Numerous residents in the area reported experiencing 'window-rattling' and other phenomena, which police attributed to 'something like a sonic boom.' Mrs. John Brown of Del Mar reported a glowing, saucer-shaped object that appeared to hover over the San Diego River bed. Both the Navy and Air Force stated that there were no unusual flight activities in the San Diego area at the time of these reports. The source for this report is attributed to Jack Dale Bartlett.

News Notes

This section provides brief updates from the UFO community.

• New Member-Group: The Alliance welcomed a new member-group, R.EC.A.P., with Mr. John R. Gilmour serving as Chairman.
• Mysterious Flashes in Atlanta: On November 13, 1962, mysterious flashes were observed in the night sky over Atlanta, Georgia, and two other Southeastern cities. The Eglin Air Force Base in Mobile, Alabama, suggested that the flashes might have been caused by a chemical released from an Astrobee rocket. However, no definitive answer had been provided by the date of the report. The source for this information is The Atlanta Constitution, via ROAP on November 14, 1962.
• Contact Information: The address for sending news clippings, reports, and editorials to the Alliance is provided: Alliance, c/o ROAP, 2875 Sequoyah Drive, N.W., Atlanta 5, Georgia.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue revolve around the organization and collaboration within the UFO research community, particularly in the UK, and the reporting of unexplained aerial phenomena and associated events. The editorial stance appears to be one of support for UFO group unity and the investigation of sightings, as evidenced by the welcome extended to the new British UFO Association and the invitation for members to join the alliance. The publication also actively disseminates news of sightings and potential explanations, while acknowledging when definitive answers are lacking.