THE WEEKLY RESEARCH MAGAZINE'S LOOK-SEE

Magazine Overview

Title: THE WEEKLY RESEARCH MAGAZINE'S LOOK-SEE
Issue: Number 6, Volume 8
Date: May 11, 1963
Publisher: UUA PUBLICATION

This issue of Look-See, a weekly research magazine focused on UFOs, covers a range of topics including a perceived decline in UFO research enthusiasm, a significant astronomical discovery, and new developments in UFO-related publications.

Serious Lag in Research

The magazine reports a "serious lag" in the enthusiasm of UFO investigators and a wave of resignations among key UFO leaders. This situation has caused considerable worry and consternation within UFO circles. To counteract this setback and prevent a major crisis, the article calls for a vigorous drive to reignite interest in UFO phenomena. This report is attributed to "reliable sources" and dated April 17th, 1963, from Atlanta, Georgia.

New Planet is Out of Solar System

Under the heading "NEW PLANET IS OUT OF SOLAR SYSTEM," the publication details a significant astronomical discovery made on April 18th, 1963, by a Swathmore College astronomer. The first planet-sized body reported outside of the solar system was discovered orbiting Bernard's Star, located 36 billion miles away. The discovery was made by Dr. Peter Van DeKamp, Director of Swathmore's Sproul Observatory. The new planet has been named Bernard's Star B. The source for this information is cited as The New York Times and The Atlanta Journal.

Special Announcements

Several special announcements are made:

• Audio-Informer: A taped edition of the "UFO Informer," formatted like a radio program, is scheduled to be released soon by the UUA project committee. This "audio-informer" will be circulated among UFOlogists with tape recorders and will function as the official audio organ of the United UFOlogical Association. The first edition will feature an interview with Bob Miller of the United Research Council of UFOlogy, hosted by Ricky Hilberg.
• News Hints: Readers are advised to look for the release of several books by various UFO group leaders between the current date and October.

Names in the News

This section provides updates on individuals prominent in the UFO community:

• Norbert F. Gariety has discontinued the publication of his UFO Bulletin, S.P.A.C.E.
• Wilbert B. "Wib" Smith, founder of the Ottawa Flying Saucer Club and former head of Project Magnet, passed away on December 27th.
• George Adamski, a noted contactee and author of best-selling books, has relocated to 314 Lado De Loma Drive, Vista, California. The source for this information is Gene Duplantier, from "Saucers, Space and Science."

Notice and Address Change

The magazine informs readers that Look-See will continue publishing through the Summer. Ricky Hilberg, residing at 3403 W. 119th Street, Cleveland, Ohio, has agreed to take over publishing duties until September, following the next issue. The Newspaper Committee of the UUA expresses gratitude to Mr. Hilberg for his volunteer service. Readers are reminded to send news to Look-See at their current address in Atlanta, Georgia, noting that one more issue will be forthcoming from this location before the magazine switches to its Summer address.

SAUCER ALBUM Advertisement

A full-page advertisement introduces "SAUCER ALBUM," described as "SOMETHING NEW IN UFO PUBLICATIONS." It is presented as a publication with content for everyone, offering rare photos and clippings for collectors, thought-provoking articles for experienced investigators, and basic UFOlogy articles for beginners. SAUCER ALBUM is edited by Allen Greenfield and managed by Ricky Hilberg, and it is slated to be published four times yearly. The price is $1.30, and it is advertised as "NOW AVAILABLE!" A subscription form is included, requesting readers to enroll for a year at the $1.30 subscription fee, with space for Name, Street address, City, Zone, and State. Submissions for news dealers and advertisers are directed to the Managing Editor.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue revolve around the state of UFO research, the need for renewed interest, and the dissemination of information through various media like magazines and new book releases. There is also a focus on astronomical discoveries that might intersect with UFO interests. The editorial stance appears to be one of concern for the field's momentum and a proactive approach to maintaining and increasing public and investigator engagement. The introduction of "SAUCER ALBUM" suggests an effort to broaden the reach of UFOlogy to different audiences.