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THE

MUFON

UFO

JOURNAL

NUMBER

152

OCTOBER

1980

Founded

1967

.

OFFICIAL

PUBLICATION

OF

$1.50

MUTUAL

UFO

NETWORK,

INC.

.

Philip

J. Klass,

left,

and Allan Hendry at

Smithsonian

Institution UFO SymposiumSeptember

6.

(Photos: Thomas

P.

Deuley)

-JF

I

he

MUFON

UFO

JOURNAL

(USPS 002-970)103

Oldtowne

Rd.

Seguin,

Texas

78155

RICHARD

HALLEditor

ANN

DRUFFEL

Associate

Editor

LEN

STRINGFIELD

Associate

Editor

MILDRED

BIESELEContributing Editor

I

WALTERH.ANDRUS

Director

ofMUFON

TED BLOECHER

DAVE

WEBB

Co-Chairmen,Humanoid Study

Group

PAULCERNY

Promotion/Publicity

REV.

BARRY

DOWNINGReligion and

UFOs

LUCIUS FARISH

Books/Periodicals/History

MARK

HERBSTRnT

Astronomy

ROSETTA

HOLMESPromotion/PublicityTED PHILLIPSLanding

Trace

Cases

JOHN

F. SCHUESSLERUFO

Propulsion

DENNIS W.

STACY

Staff

WriterNORMA E.

SHORT

DWIGHT CONNELLYDENNIS

HAUCK

Editor/Publishers EmeritusTheMUFONUFOJOURNALispublished by the

Mutual

UFONetwork, Inc., Seguin,

Texas.

Membership/Subscription

rates:

$15.00

per year in the U.S.A.;

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foreign.

Copyright 1980 by

the

Mutual

UFO

Network.

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Texas. POSTMASTER:

Send

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Texas

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FROM

THE

EDITOR

We

include

in

this

issue

Ilkka

Serra's

workshop paper

from

the

1980

Houston

MUFON Symposium

discussing

UFO

research

in

Scandinavia.

V.-J.

Ballester,

Olmos

contributesavaluable

international

bibliography

of

source

materials.

The

Smithsonian Institution

UFO

symposium

September

6

raised

some

expectations that UFOs

might

be reaching a newplateau

of

respectability

and

scientific

attention. Although publicinterest

was

surprisingly high,

it is

doubtful

that

the

attitudes,

of

scientists

and

officials

were much

influenced.

News media coveragewasmediocre; without adequate news

coverage,

andwithout

a

stronger focus on why

UFOs deserve

more

serious

attention, thesymposium

is not

likely

to

have much

effect

on the

present impasse.

In

this

Issue

SMITHSONIAN

UFO

SYMPOSIUM

3

By

Richard

Hall

SCANDINAVIAN WORKSHOP.

'.

5

By

Ilkka

SerraHOWTO

BUILD MODEL

UFOs

8

By

Wayne

Lapprte

CAN WE

LEARN SOMETHING FROM

VULCAN?

10

By

Dr.

Louis

Winkler

BOOK REVIEW

-

UFOs:

The

Greatest

Mystery 11AIDS

TO THE UFO

INVESTIGATOR:

A

BIBLIOGRAPHY

.

12

By

Vicente-Juan

Ballester

Olmos

CALIFORNIA REPORT

-

"A

Night

on the

Mountain"

15

By Ann

Druffel

IN

OTHERS' WORDS 19

By

Lucius Farish

DIRECTOR'S MESSAGE

'.

20

By

Walt Andrus

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1980

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