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The Report on Unidentified Flying Objects (Paperback) Loot Price: R809
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The Report on Unidentified Flying Objects (Paperback): Edward J. Ruppelt

The Report on Unidentified Flying Objects (Paperback)

Edward J. Ruppelt

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Excerpt: ...of hoaxes that always accompany UFO publicity. Last, it would provide us with material on which to base a study of the effect of newspaper publicity upon the number and type of UFO reports. Colonel Dunn liked the idea of the clipping service, and it went into effect soon after the first publicity had appeared. Every three or four days we would get an envelope full of clippings. In March the clipping service was sending the clippings to us in letter-sized envelopes. The envelopes were thin-maybe there would be a dozen or so clippings in each one. Then they began to get thicker and thicker, until the people who were doing the clipping switched to using manila envelopes. Then the manila envelopes began to get thicker and thicker. By May we were up to old shoe boxes. The majority of the newspaper stories in the shoe boxes were based on material that had come from ATIC. All of these inquiries from the press were adding to Blue Book's work load and to my problems. Normally a military unit such as ATIC has its own public information officer, but we had none so I was it. I was being quoted quite freely in the press and was repeatedly being snarled at by someone in the Pentagon. It was almost a daily occurrence to have people from the "puzzle palace" call and indignantly ask, "Why did you tell them that?" They usually referred to some bit of information that somebody didn't think should have been released. I finally gave up and complained to Colonel Dunn. I suggested that any contacts with the press be made through the Office of Public Information in the Pentagon. These people were trained and paid to do this job; I wasn't. Colonel Dunn heartily agreed because every time I got chewed out he at least got a dirty look. Colonel Dunn called General Samford's office and they brought in General Sory Smith of the Department of Defense, Office of Public Information. General Smith appointed a civilian on the Air Force Press Desk, Al Chop, to handle all inquiries...

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Imprint: Literary Licensing, LLC
Country of origin: United States
Release date: August 2013
First published: August 2013
Authors: Edward J. Ruppelt
Dimensions: 229 x 152 x 13mm (L x W x T)
Format: Paperback - Trade
Pages: 252
ISBN-13: 978-1-258-78401-0
Categories: Books > Reference & Interdisciplinary > Controversial knowledge > Conspiracy theories
LSN: 1-258-78401-7
Barcode: 9781258784010

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