"We Tell It as It is"

Number

94

"We tell it as it is"

SKYLOOK

The

UFO

Monthly

75

cents

September,

1975

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION

OF

MUFON

MUTUAL

UFO

NETWORK,

INC

P-

Thisdrawing

was

made

by

Jane

Tiger

in

connection with

an had an

excellent

view

of the

object

as it

passed

over their

auto,

investigation

of a

sighting

by

Miss Tiger

and Tom

Cahill

at The

complete

story

begins

on

page

3.

Mountain

Lakes/

NJ, on

July

4,

1975.

The couple reportedly

Founded

1967

"We tell

it as it is"

SKYLOOK

The UFO Monthly

26

Edge

wood

Drive

Quincy,

Illinois

62301

Dwigbt

Connelly

Editor

Carolyn

Connelly

BusinessManager

WalterH.Andrus

Director

of MUFON

Ted

Bloecher

Humanoid/Occupant

Cases

Joseph

M, Brill

Iron

Curtain

countries

The

Rev.

Dr.

Barry

Downing

Religion

and

UFOs

Lucius

Parish

Books,

Periodicals,

History

Marjorie

Fish

Extraterrestrial

Life

StanGordon

Creatures

&

UFO's

GaryGraber

Artist

Richard Hall

Commentator

Mark

Herbstritt

Astronomy

Rosetta Holmes

Promotion/Publicity

Bob Kirkpatrick

West

Coast

Coordinator

Ted Phillips

UFO

Landing

Traces

DavidA.

Schroth

St.

Louis/Mass

Media

John

F. Schuessler

UFO

Propulsion

Norma E. Short

Editor-Publisher

Emeritus

Page

2

Editor's

Column

The UFO

Conference

in

FortSmith,

AR,

Oct.

17, 18, and 19has the

potential

of

being

the

beginning

of a cooperative ef-

fort which is long overdue in

the

UF6 field.

Bill

Pitts, whoconceived

and has

organized

the

conference, deserves a great

deal

of praise forwhatmay

well

be themost outstanding

UFO

conference

organized

todate.

There

is, in my

humble opin-ion, a great need for the shar-

ing of UFO

information

and re-

search capabilities

by the

major

UFO

organizations.

Noone

group

can

afford

the

basichardware needed

for

research.

No one

group

can

afford

to

haveexperts ready at a moment'snotice to fly to the scene of a

good

•sighting.

No onegroup

can

afford

to

maintaina

cen-tral library

&£

UFO

investiga-tive reports and studies.There,is.a

natural

jealousyamong the

UFO

organizations—

each

wantirig/to

be" the

biggest

or

the

most",

scientific

or theone with the greatest

numfre'r

of

"name" players on its team.This

is not

necessarily

bad,

so

long as it does not result

in

pettiness,, Pride in doing a

job

well

should

be the

goal

of-

every

group. But pride

which

results in a

failure

to

'share

research information

is

detri-

mental to the

total,

effort.

Pride which results in failureto cooperate in

the

financingof UFO

field

and laboratoryresearch

is

inexcusable

in

afield where

no one

group

has

the

resources

to do the

r

jq,b>,

alone.Let's

take

steps

to end

some

of the unprofitable duplication

of

effort.

Let's

cooperate in

one or more

worthwhi-le

joint

ventures which will

furthe-r

WO

research while

still

preserving

the

unique diversity which

the

major

UFO

groups

haveprovided

in

the

past.

Coming together at Fort Smithmay be a significant step in

this

direction for the major

UFO

groups.

In

this

issue

New Jerseycouple

sight

saucer

over

highway

3

Gilroy,

California,

area

reports

include

close encounter

6

Astroanthropology

requires

cooperation

with

anthropologists9

California

woman

reports

semi-transparent

UFO

,10

McCampbell

shows how

science

can

explaiaUFO

effects

•

11

Friedman

says

newest

Klass

book

unscientific,

inaccurate

'.....

14In

Others'

Words-by Lucius

Parish

16Ft. SmitKUiFQ Conference plans still on

schedule

..

:

..

.' 17

MUFON

Director's Message

by

Walt

Andrus

..-...",

If

Recapping

and

Commenting

by

Richard

Hall

2ft;

Astronomy

Notes:

October Sky by

Mark

Herbstritt

i

20

Information

regarding

membershipin the

Mutual

UFONetwork

(MUFON)

shouldbe

requested

from

Walt

Andrus,

Director;

MUFON;

103

Oldtowne Road;

Sequin,

Texas

78155.

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of

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staff,

and

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official

judgment

of

M0FON

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of contributors are

their

own,

and donot

necessarily

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of the

editor,

the

staff,

or

MUFON

Books or

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are not

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by

SKYLOOK

Or

MUFON

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