Memorandum for the Director of Central Intelligence regarding Interview with [illegible]

This memorandum, authored by Herbert Scoville, Jr., Assistant Director of Scientific Intelligence, addresses the Director of Central Intelligence regarding a "Flying Saucer" event. Following interviews with three of the four observers involved in the incident, the author concludes that there is no evidence to support the existence of unconventional aircraft. Instead, the assessment suggests that the objects observed were likely normal jet aircraft or, at most, conventional aircraft capable of a high rate of climb. The document highlights procedural concerns regarding the investigation, specifically noting that a certain individual, identified as the prime mover behind the original dispatch, should be interviewed alone to provide expert testimony regarding specific complexes. Furthermore, the author expresses concern over the involvement of G-2, noting that their current approach of holding back on interviews for a joint session is inefficient and should be avoided.