The Pittsburgh Press Dec 29, 1954 featured a story on President Eisenhower's position on flying saucers and included comments from several prominent ufologists of the day. Leonard Stringfield, James W. Moseley, Max Miller and Meade Layne gave their views on the saucer status quo.
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| Leonard Stringfield and James W. Moseley |
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| Max Miller and Meade Layne |
· Wed, Dec 29, 1954 – Page 17 · The Pittsburgh Press (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania) · Newspapers.com
For Further Reading
Although these pioneering ufologists are gone, much of their work has been archived by UFO historians
Leonard Stringfield’s CRIFO (Civilian Research, Interplanetary Flying Objects) published the newsletter Orbit, and several issues are hosted at CUFOS.
Meade Layne’s group BSRA (Borderlands Science Research Associates) published Round Robin, which can be found at the organizations site.
Max Miller’s FSI (Flying Saucers International) published Saucers, and issues are archived at AFU, the Archives for the Unexplained.
James W. Moseley published Nexus later renamed Saucer News, and the first 10 issues, 1954 - 1955 are hosted at CUFOS.
STTF salutes the above organizations for preserving and sharing this and other historic UFO literature.
From the Pittsburgh Post article: "Mr. Moseley admits that part of his interest in saucers stems from his desire to make money from subscriptions to Nexus."
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