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New Hampshire MUFON Newsletter - 1986 10 - No 04

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Title: MUFON NEWSLETTER Issue: #4 Date: October 1986 Publisher: MUTUAL UFO NETWORK, INC. Location: Rye, NH, USA

Magazine Overview

Title: MUFON NEWSLETTER
Issue: #4
Date: October 1986
Publisher: MUTUAL UFO NETWORK, INC.
Location: Rye, NH, USA

This issue of the MUFON Newsletter provides an update on the organization's activities and the general climate of UFO reporting and media interest.

Director's Message

The director notes that while UFO reports were slow this year, mirroring the previous year, media interest was notably high. The director was involved in several public outreach activities, including a slide lecture in Concord and a seminar in Keene aimed at gathering more data on the 1984 Keene sighting. A future slide presentation is scheduled for November 13, 1986, at the Portsmouth library.

The newsletter highlights a significant development: New Hampshire Public Television has taped a show titled 'Hampshire Crossroads' focusing on UFOs. This program will feature an interview with Sergeant Jack Zeller of the Keene police department and will also include the director's drawings of the Keene sighting. The show is scheduled to air on October 25, October 26, and October 28.

Public Television Programming

The director discusses the New Hampshire Public Television programming, suggesting that viewer input influences the content. Readers who enjoy such programming are encouraged to write to New Hampshire Public Television at Box 1100, Durham, NH 03824. The director believes that increased credible exposure for the UFO subject enhances the chances of uncovering sightings and understanding the phenomenon better.

New Members

The newsletter welcomes several new members to the New Hampshire MUFON group: Roy Lemieux from Newmarket, William Mc Kim from Hancock, Michael Scadova from Keene, and Rose Ciesla from North Hampton.

Quote and Editorial Stance

The issue concludes with a quote attributed to J. Allen Hynek: "Quick guesses or wishful thinking will not do -- only well supported, well-executed research will eventually yield answers." This quote is followed by the name and title of Peter R. Geremia, NH State Director of MUFON, suggesting an editorial stance that prioritizes rigorous and evidence-based investigation.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue are the ongoing efforts of MUFON to investigate UFO phenomena, engage with the public through presentations and media, and gather data on specific cases like the 1984 Keene sighting. The editorial stance, reinforced by the quote from J. Allen Hynek, emphasizes the importance of thorough, well-supported research over speculation in the field of ufology.