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Weekly Research Magazine's Look-See Vol 7 No 4
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Title: THE WEEKLY RESEARCH MAGAZINE'S LOOK-SEE Issue: Number 4 Volume: 7 Date: February 19, 1963 Publisher: UUA PUBLICATION Language: English
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Title: THE WEEKLY RESEARCH MAGAZINE'S LOOK-SEE
Issue: Number 4
Volume: 7
Date: February 19, 1963
Publisher: UUA PUBLICATION
Language: English
This issue of 'THE WEEKLY RESEARCH MAGAZINE'S LOOK-SEE' focuses on organizational updates and an editorial on UFOs.
New Chairmen
The magazine lists the names and addresses of chairmen and assistant chairmen for various ALLIANCE sub-divisions. These include:
- INTERNATIONAL COORDINATING COMMITTEE: Ed Babcock Jr. (chairman), 15 Tyndall Road, Kendall Park, New Jersey.
- NEWSPAPER COMMITTEE: Allen Greenfield (chairman), 2875 Sequoyah Drive, N.W., Atlanta 5, Georgia, with Gene Duplantier as Assistant Chairman.
- GENERAL COMMITTEE: Robert Miller (chairman), 248 N. Buena Vista Street, Newark, Ohio.
- COURT: Members include Keith Jenkins (489 Division Avenue, Carlstadt, New Jersey) and Allen Greenfield (2875 Sequoyah Drive, N.W., Atlanta 5, Ga.).
- PROJECT COMMITTEE: Ricky Hilberg (chairman), 3403 W. 119 Street, Cleveland 11, Ohio.
The publication states that it will list NARL committee chairmen once information is received and urges UUA member-groups to participate in these programs.
Editorial #4: SAUCERS, SPACE & SCIENCE
By Gene Duplantier
Gene Duplantier, the editor, reflects on the origins of his publication, 'SAUCERS, SPACE & SCIENCE' (SS&S). He recalls a wave of saucer sightings in 1957 across the U.S. and Canada. At that time, he observed a lack of UFO bulletins in Canada, while the U.S. and other countries had organizations to address the phenomenon. Feeling it was his responsibility to initiate efforts, Duplantier started SS&S in November 1957 to report on sightings and related phenomena.
The editorial highlights that SS&S is now in its sixth year of operation, reporting facts gathered from numerous sources. The publication aims to be a comprehensive resource, including Fortean items, space humor, monster stories, ghost tales, and listings of new space bulletins, movies, and records. It also features articles by well-known writers in the UFO field, positioning itself as one of the leading UFO periodicals.
Information is provided for individuals interested in subscribing to 'SAUCERS, SPACE & SCIENCE'. They are directed to write to Gene Duplantier at 23 Shetland Street, WILLOWDALE, Ontario, Canada. The cost for sample copies is 35 cents each. A subscription for 3 issues is $1, and for 6 issues, it is $2. Orders are promised to be processed and mailed promptly.
Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance
The issue emphasizes organizational outreach and participation within the UUA and ALLIANCE frameworks. The editorial strongly advocates for the study and reporting of UFO phenomena, positioning 'SAUCERS, SPACE & SCIENCE' as a dedicated platform for disseminating information and fostering awareness in the field. The stance is one of proactive engagement and information sharing regarding unexplained aerial phenomena.