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SUFOI Maneds Nyt - 1971 09-10 Vol 3 No 4
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Title: MANED Nyt Issue: 4 Volume: 13 Date: September - Oktober 1971 Publisher: VIRUM UFOKREDS Country: Denmark Language: Danish
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Title: MANED Nyt
Issue: 4
Volume: 13
Date: September - Oktober 1971
Publisher: VIRUM UFOKREDS
Country: Denmark
Language: Danish
This issue of MANED Nyt, published by the Virum UFO-kreds, serves as a newsletter for its members, detailing the organization's statutes and upcoming activities. The cover features a stylized UFO graphic and the publication's title.
Organization Statutes and Membership
The magazine begins by outlining the statutes of the Virum UFO-kreds. The primary purpose of the organization is stated as: "To spread knowledge about the different aspects of UFO research." Membership conditions require individuals to personally wish to contribute to the club's objectives and to pay the stipulated membership fee, which supports the club's activities. Membership rights include participation in study circles and their events, as well as regularly receiving 'Månedsnyt' (Monthly News), which contains information of interest to members.
Upcoming Meetings (September - October 1971)
The newsletter provides a detailed schedule of upcoming evening meetings, outlining the topics to be discussed:
- Tuesday, September 7th, 1930: 1. Communication in space (SC) 2. UFO-orienting (FA) 3. Aztec culture (JL) The first presentation will cover methods for maintaining contact with spacecraft and potentially establishing contact with other civilizations, including future possibilities. It will also touch upon the UFO hearing held in the USA in 1968, where Dr. Allen Hynek and Dr. James McDonald presented. The session concludes with an overview of the life and culture of the ancient Aztecs.
- Tuesday, September 21st, 1930: 1. Stonehenge (FL) 2. UFO-nyt issue no. 4/71 (IL) 3. Antimatter (GA) This meeting will delve into recent theories surrounding the ancient monument of Stonehenge. Following this, the latest issue of UFO-nyt will be reviewed, discussing its articles. The final topic is antimatter, exploring the concept of anti-universes and their potential connection to our own.
- Tuesday, October 5th, 1930: 1. Propulsion methods (FA) 2. Mars and Venus (GC) 3. Science Fiction (EL) The first part of the evening will focus on methods for sending probes into space, including theoretical and experimental approaches. It will also present the latest results from Mars and Venus probes, summarizing current knowledge about these neighboring planets. The session concludes with a look at science fiction, examining whether the advanced technologies depicted in novels are already present or will be in the near future.
- Tuesday, October 19th, 1930: 1. UFO-orienting (FA) 2. The Warren Report (OH) 3. Apollo 15 mission (OC) This meeting will provide an update on the physical effects observed during UFO observations. It will also discuss the Warren Report, including theories about the habits of UFO witnesses and the report's basis. Finally, a summary of the latest Apollo mission and its results will be presented.
Editorial and Member Engagement
An editorial note, referencing Einstein's famous formula E=mc², encourages members to re-engage with UFO research activities after a two-month break. It expresses a desire for members to "activate their grey cells" and contribute to the club's activities. The editorial mentions that topics not yet covered from before the break have been distributed to members who may have been hesitant to present. Members are urged to review the "upcoming meeting evenings" and consider presenting a topic. The editorial emphasizes the importance of members thoroughly reading UFO-nyt before the meetings where it is scheduled for discussion, stating that this preparation is crucial for a good discussion and should be a given. Members are encouraged to "release their stored bundles of energy" in the autumn.
Financial Matters and Merchandise
The newsletter addresses the issue of outstanding membership fees, kindly requesting members to settle their dues promptly. The monthly fee is stated as 5 DKK, and contributions are collected by 'Gitte'.
Additionally, there is an advertisement for a "UFO-merkator" (UFO indicator/map), available for purchase at meetings for 6 DKK per unit (60 units available). This is presented as an opportunity for members to contribute to the club's publicity.
Contact Information
The newsletter provides contact details for the meeting location and two key individuals:
- Meeting Place: Inge Larsen, Virunstationsvej 141 a, 2830 Virum.
- Contact 1: J. Ahrenkiel, Niels Bohrs Alle 12, 2860 Søborg.
Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance
The recurring themes in this issue revolve around UFO research, space exploration (including planetary probes and lunar missions), ancient mysteries (Aztec culture, Stonehenge), and the intersection of science and speculative topics like antimatter and science fiction. The editorial stance is one of active engagement and education, encouraging member participation in discussions and research, and aiming to foster a deeper understanding of UFO phenomena and related scientific and historical subjects. The publication clearly aims to be informative and to stimulate intellectual curiosity among its readership.