Weekly Research Magazine's Look-See Vol 7 No 5

Magazine Overview

Title: WEEKLY RESEARCH MAGAZINE'S LOOK-SEE
Issue: Number 5
Volume: 7
Date: March 1, 1963 (Release Date: February 7, 1963)
Publisher: UUA PUBLICATION

This issue of the WEEKLY RESEARCH MAGAZINE'S LOOK-SEE, a UUA publication, covers a UFO sighting in Arkansas, the conclusions of a UFO study group, and organizational announcements from the UUA.

Lone Watcher Sights UFO Over Arkansas

A report details a sighting by Mr. Lucius Farish over Plumerville, Arkansas, on January 16, 1963, at approximately 3:55 P.M. CST. Mr. Farish observed two unknown aerial objects at an estimated altitude of 6,000 to 8,000 feet. The objects moved in a southerly direction, almost due South. Mr. Farish sent a detailed report to ROAP headquarters, noting that conventional explanations like aircraft did not fit the observed phenomena. The source of this information is a letter sent to ROAP by Mr. Lucius Farish.

"UFOs Interplanetary" Concludes Group

This section summarizes a press release from January 23, 1963, from Woburn, Massachusetts. The Massachusetts & Rhode Island Two-State UFO Study Group for Adults has concluded that unidentified flying objects are, in reality, intelligently controlled machines from outer space conducting a scientific study of our planet. This conclusion is the result of a probe initiated by the group in 1959. The source is a press release attributed to George Fawcett.

Correction

An announcement corrects a previous announcement regarding Gene Duplantier's new address. His new address is 17 Shetland Street, Willowdale, Ontario, Canada, not 23 Shetland Street.

Two New Members in UUA

The Alliance division of the UUA proudly announced the addition of two new member-groups: Advanced Structures, represented by Jack Bartlett of El Cajon, California, and the Colorado Aerial Phenomena Group, represented by Thomas K. Petty of Fort Collins, Colorado. Look-See welcomes these groups on behalf of both the NARL and Alliance divisions.

Special Announcements

New Publication: "The UFO Informer"

Following a poll by the newspaper committee, the UUA has decided to publish a monthly publication as an added service to its members. This new publication will be named "THE UFO INFORMER" and will begin in the near future. The name was suggested by Alan Katz. More details will be provided in the next issue of Look-See.

Second UFOlogy Telephone Conference

A group of leading UFOlogists held a successful second UFOlogy telephone conference on January 26th at 9:30 P.M. The conference's main subject was planning future strategy for the UUA. A key decision was that public apathy is the greatest opponent, and plans were made to combat this through public education. Another conference is planned for early March. The Look-See Editor considers this conference a landmark in UFOlogical history.

Submission Information

Readers are encouraged to send reports, news items, and editorials to Look-See, c/o ROAP, 2875 Sequoyah Drive, Atlanta 5, Georgia.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue revolve around UFO sightings, the scientific investigation of UFO phenomena, and the organizational activities of the UUA. The editorial stance appears to be one of active engagement in UFOlogy, aiming to inform members, foster new groups, and address challenges like public apathy. The publication of "THE UFO INFORMER" and the UFOlogy conferences highlight a proactive approach to promoting the field.