Declassified UFO / UAP Document

Memorandum for Deputy Director for Coordination regarding Flying Saucers

🏛 Scientific Intelligence 📄 Memorandum

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This 1957 memorandum details the agency's decision to cease follow-up on flying saucer inquiries involving Dr. M. K. Jessup and Mr. Wayne Aho. The agency concluded that the individuals involved were not of intelligence interest.

This memorandum, dated July 30, 1957, from the Office of Scientific Intelligence to the Deputy Director for Coordination, addresses the agency's assessment of inquiries regarding flying saucers. Following a telephone call on July 8th, Dr. Chamberlain of the Fundamental Science Division contacted Dr. M. K. Jessup of the Physical Sciences Integration Committee. The agency's assessment was that Dr. Jessup's primary interest lay in securing financial support for his exploration work in Mexico, rather than providing substantive intelligence on flying saucers. Dr. Jessup had referred the agency to Mr. Wayne Aho. Consequently, the Office of Operations arranged a meeting with Mr. Aho, which was attended by specialists from the Applied Science Division and the Fundamental Science Division. Following this meeting and a review of a George Dixon column from the Washington Post, the author, Philip G. Strong, concluded that there was no value in further pursuing the matter or maintaining contact with Mr. Aho regarding his connection to Dr. Jessup.

We feel that we have nothing to gain in further follow-up in this matter and I am passing the information along to you solely because of Mr. Aho's connection with Dr. Jessup.

Official Assessment

We feel that we have nothing to gain in further follow-up in this matter

The agency determined that Dr. M. K. Jessup was primarily interested in securing financing for exploration in Mexico and that further follow-up regarding flying saucers via Mr. Wayne Aho was unnecessary.

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