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MUFON Massachusetts - Newsletter - 14 - 1983 01

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Overview

This is the MUFON Newsletter, Issue #14, dated November 1983. The publication is from the MUTUAL UFO NETWORK, INC. and focuses on national and international UFO-related news and organizational updates. The cover prominently features the MUFON logo and the title 'NEWSLETTER',…

Magazine Overview

This is the MUFON Newsletter, Issue #14, dated November 1983. The publication is from the MUTUAL UFO NETWORK, INC. and focuses on national and international UFO-related news and organizational updates. The cover prominently features the MUFON logo and the title 'NEWSLETTER', with a main headline 'MUFON NATIONAL NEWS' and a section for 'Other News Briefs'. A small map of Massachusetts is also present on the cover.

MUFON National News

1984 MUFON Symposium - Dallas, Texas The 1984 MUFON UFO Symposium is scheduled for June 8, 9, and 10 at the Northpark Inn in Dallas, Texas. Several speakers are confirmed to present papers, including John Schuessler, Alan Holt, John Williams, Barry Greenwood, Tom Adams, Harley Rutledge, Ph.D., and J. Allen Hynek, Ph.D. Additionally, Mrs. Marge Christensen will conduct a workshop on public relations, and Mrs. Cynthia Hind, Continental Coordinator for Africa, will present a workshop on UFO sightings in Africa.

New Address for Project UFO MD Correspondence for Project UFO MD should now be sent to Dr. Richard Niemtzow at 1111 Boston Road, Andrews AFB, Maryland 20335.

Wendelle Stevens Imprisoned The newsletter reports that Wendelle Stevens, known for his work on 'UFO... Contact From the Pleides', has been convicted of sexual misconduct with minors and is currently incarcerated in an Arizona prison. The article states that MUFON's policy is to uncover facts and expose charlatans and hoaxes, justifying the inclusion of this distasteful news.

Other News Briefs

Regarding Government Censorship An article from the Federal Times (9/12/83) is cited, indicating that 2500 U.S. Justice Dept. employees will be required to sign a form committing them to government censorship. This action is linked to President Reagan's March 11 directive on government secrecy. The measure may extend to up to 200,000 government employees, suggesting that obtaining documents through Freedom of Information Requests will become more difficult.

1984 Dues Due Massachusetts MUFON members are reminded that their 1984 dues are due by December 31. Dues can be sent to the Treasurer, Mr. Bob Taylor, at 1164 Hill Road, Box 886, Boxborough, MA 01719. Checks should be made payable to Massachusetts MUFON, Inc. The cost is $10.00 for a single person and $15.00 for a couple. Prompt payment is requested to ensure the treasury is in good shape for 1984 expenses and potential special programs or investigative funding.

Arcturus Book Service Needs Help Bob Girard of Arcturus Book Service has indicated that recent sales of UFO books and publications have been insufficient to sustain the service. The newsletter stresses the importance of supporting Arcturus, described as the only book service of its type, to prevent its closure. Contact information for Arcturus Book Service is provided: 263 Ballston Ave., Scotia, N.Y. 12302, Tel: 518-372-2373.

Mass. MUFON Has New Refreshments Chairperson Mrs. Del Frizzell has been appointed as the new Refreshments Chairperson for Mass. MUFON. She will contact members for meeting refreshments, and cooperation is requested. Her phone number is 443-2736.

Bentwaters Witness Told to Be Quiet Art Wallace, a key witness to the RAF Bentwaters UFO landing, has reportedly been contacted by telephone and told emphatically to cease speaking. An investigator, Barry Greenwood, relayed that Wallace received a call from someone who knew his name and serial number. The caller stated Wallace had signed secrecy documents and was embarrassing the Air Force, warning him to remain silent or face consequences. Wallace was not told the caller's identity.

New Hampshire MUFON Group Gets New State Director New Hampshire has appointed Mr. Pete Geremia as its new State Director. His contact information is 571 Brackett Road, Rye, N.H. 03870, and his telephone number is (603) 436-9283. Geremia is working to organize NH members and compile a listing of MUFON State and Section Directors in New England. He has recently appeared on radio and been interviewed by newspapers.

New State Director for Puerto Rico Walt Andrus has announced the appointment of Isolina Rodriguez Torres as the new Director for MUFON in Puerto Rico. Her address is Mendez Vigo #47, Ponce, PR 00731, and her phone number is (809) 843-1115.

Clear Intent Scheduled for Release April 14 The book 'Clear Intent', anticipated as a significant work in UFO literature, is scheduled for release on April 14, 1984, by Prentice-Hall, Inc. The co-authors are Barry Greenwood and Larry Fawcett. Mass. MUFON plans to arrange displays in front of bookstores to coincide with the release.

Mass. MUFON Members Planning to Attend 1984 MUFON Symposium in Dallas At least eight members from Mass. MUFON are planning to attend the 1984 MUFON Symposium in Dallas. Barry Greenwood is listed as one of the featured speakers.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The newsletter reflects MUFON's commitment to investigating UFO phenomena, exposing hoaxes, and maintaining organizational efficiency. There is a strong emphasis on disseminating information to members, including updates on symposia, chapter leadership changes, and financial matters like dues. The publication also addresses broader issues such as government secrecy and its potential impact on UFO research. The editorial stance appears to be one of diligent investigation and transparency within the organization, while also acknowledging the challenges posed by external factors like government policies and the need for public support of specialized services like Arcturus Book Service.