The A.P.R.O. Bulletin - November 1962

The November 1962 issue of The A.P.R.O. Bulletin serves as a compilation of reports, translations, and analysis regarding Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP). The document features a translation of an article by Aime Michel, which discusses the 'orthotenic' lines of UFO sightings and a proposed 26-month periodicity in global sighting waves, which the author links to the orbital approach of Mars. The bulletin also includes detailed accounts of historical and contemporary sightings, such as the 1943 'foo-fighter' incidents during World War II, the 1948 George Gorman 'dogfight' over Fargo, and a 1962 sighting in Jacksonville, Florida, where residents reported fireballs causing electrical interference. The publication emphasizes the organization's belief that these objects are under intelligent control and are likely extraterrestrial in origin. It also addresses the 'humanoid' occupant reports, suggesting a possible recruitment of lower species by extraterrestrial visitors. The document concludes with a call for continued research and a promise of future cross-indexing of 1962 sighting data.