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SUFOI Maneds Nyt - 1970 01-02 Vol 2 No 1

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Title: MÅNED's Nut Issue: No. 1, Volume 21 Date: January - February 1970 Publisher: SUFOI's Distrikt 28/29 VIRUM UFOKREDS Country: Denmark Language: Danish

Magazine Overview

Title: MÅNED's Nut
Issue: No. 1, Volume 21
Date: January - February 1970
Publisher: SUFOI's Distrikt 28/29 VIRUM UFOKREDS
Country: Denmark
Language: Danish

This issue of the newsletter 'MÅNED's Nut' from the Virum UFO Circle (SUFOI's District 28/29) provides an update on the organization's statutes and upcoming meeting schedules, alongside reflections on the state of UFO research.

Organization Statutes and Membership

The leading section details the statutes adopted by the chapter's leadership. The primary purpose of the organization is stated as: "To spread knowledge about the different aspects within UFO research." Membership conditions require individuals to actively contribute to this purpose and to pay a regular fee that funds the chapter's activities. In return, members are entitled to participate in study groups and their events, and to regularly receive 'Månedsnyt' (Monthly News), which contains information of interest to members.

Upcoming Meeting Agendas

The newsletter outlines the agenda for several upcoming evening meetings:

  • January 13th, 1970 (7:30 PM): 1. Magnetism and UFOs (Part 1): Exploring whether UFOs near electrical systems and apparatus working with magnetism can be explained. This includes looking at experiments. 2. Orientation (FA) 3. Anaxagoras, Plato, Aristotle: A brief overview of these philosophers, with an emphasis on how their ideas might relate to phenomena occurring near our electrical systems.
  • January 27th, 1970 (7:30 PM): 1. Magnetism and UFOs (Part 2): Continuing the discussion from the previous meeting. 2. Orientation (FA) 3. Kant (FA), Descartes (GC), Spinoza (UN): Further discussion on philosophical aspects, building on the previous meeting.

The aim is to have ample material for lively and sensible discussions.

  • February 10th, 1970 (7:30 PM): 1. Astronomy (GA): Revisiting astronomical topics relevant to UFO research. 2. Orientation (FA) 3. Yoga (FL): A special topic, described as something beyond mere gymnastics, which many may not be familiar with.
  • February 17th, 1970 (7:30 PM): 1. Astronomy (FA): Focusing on recent developments in astronomy, specifically Pulsars, Quasars, and X-ray sources in space. 2. Orientation (FA) 3. Russell (HP): A philosophical segment featuring Bertrand Russell, described as a great philosopher of our time.

Editorial Reflections

The editorial section, titled "GODT NYTÅR til alle" (Happy New Year to all), expresses hope for a more interesting year in UFO research. It acknowledges the significant setback caused by the negative conclusions of the 1969 Condon Report, which likely led to a decrease in media and public interest. However, it notes that the report has faced considerable criticism from scientists like Dr. James McDonald, Dr. Saunders, Dr. Leo Sprinkle, and Dr. Allen Hynek. This criticism suggests that more scientists are beginning to consider the possibility of genuine phenomena behind UFO sightings, beyond initial skepticism.

The editorial points out that this awakening has not yet fully reached Denmark, and it may take time for Danish scientists (astronomers) to consider that many observations might be more than just shooting stars, Venus, or temperature inversions. Despite this, a large group of scientists in the USA is actively working to establish a new international research group. The newsletter expresses hope for their success.

It is also noted with pleasure that UFO-related activity is increasing in Denmark, with SUFOI's participation. This increased activity is evidenced by a series of lectures held recently, particularly in Copenhagen and its surroundings, which have generated significant interest. The structure of SUFOI is also being revised to become more dynamic and active.

The editorial concludes with a call for active and energetic participation from members in the new year, urging them to contribute ideas and criticism to prevent the group from becoming stagnant, likening it to a knitting club for old aunts. The phrase "på med vanten og giv dit besyv med" (put on the mitten and give your opinion) encourages engagement.

Subscription Information

Information is provided for two publications:

  • UFO-Nyt 1970: Costs 30 DKK for 6 issues. Payment to Giro 11 77 25, G.Weichardt, Oxford Alle'3 A, 2300 S.
  • UFO-Kontakt 1970: Costs 28 DKK for 6 issues. Payment to Giro 9 45 07, Leif E.Pedersen, Peder Rimmensgade 21, 9850 Hirtshals.

Additional Notes and Reminders

  • H.C.Petersen will hold his second of three lectures on UFOs in late January (date to be announced later).
  • Meeting topics begin at 7:45 PM, allowing for the "academic quarter hour."
  • Members are reminded to pay their outstanding 1969 dues.
  • Members are encouraged to study the literature list and prepare for discussions.
  • A proverb is quoted: "Master the subject, and the words will come by themselves," emphasizing the importance of pre-reading meeting topics.

Contact Information

Addresses for inquiries are provided:

  • Meeting Location: Inge Larsen, Virumstationsvej 141 A, 2830 Virum, Tel: 85 33 94
  • Contact: Flemming Ahrenkiel, c/o Scholten, Malmbergsvej 63, 2840 Holte

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue are UFO research, the philosophical underpinnings of understanding phenomena, and astronomical discoveries. The editorial stance is one of cautious optimism regarding the future of UFO research, acknowledging past setbacks like the Condon Report but emphasizing the growing scientific interest and criticism of its conclusions. The newsletter actively promotes member participation and intellectual engagement with the subject matter, encouraging a dynamic and active approach to UFO investigation.