Correspondence regarding Dr. Leon Davidson and space message inquiry

This memorandum, dated January 9, 1958, from the Chicago Office, details a telephone communication with Dr. Leon Davidson. The primary purpose of the contact was to inform Dr. Davidson that the agency was unable to resolve his inquiry regarding a specific space message and its transmitter, as the records pertaining to the matter had been destroyed. During the conversation, Dr. Davidson acknowledged this information, noting that he had previously been told the same. He further disclosed that he had prepared a second article concerning the Air Force's handling of space sightings, which was currently under review by security personnel at the Pentagon. The author of the memorandum expresses frustration with the handling of the situation, noting that there have been 'many cooks in the kitchen' and that the resulting evasive answers provided to Dr. Davidson were not fair to him and were unlikely to be accepted. The document concludes with the expectation that further communication from Dr. Davidson is likely.