A Note on William of Occam by Aimé Michel

This document consists of two pages from a publication, likely 'Flying Saucer Review', featuring an article by René Fouéré titled 'A Note on William of Occam by Aimé Michel'. In this piece, Fouéré defends himself against criticisms made by Aimé Michel regarding the application of William of Occam's principle of parsimony to UFO phenomena. Fouéré argues that while he respects the principle, it should be used as a last resort in scientific methodology. He also discusses the interpretation of historical and religious texts in the context of UFOs, referencing the work of Pierre Louys and criticizing the association with figures like Lt.-Col. Quintanilla and Dr. Menzel. The document includes a translation of a passage regarding an observation by Maurice Masse involving an object of a specific size and speed. Additionally, the pages contain a book review by Charles Bowen of W. Raymond Drake's 'Spacemen in the Ancient East', which explores the possibility of ancient civilizations being visited by extraterrestrials, citing examples from Indian texts like the 'Drona Parva'. The final section of the document serves as a commercial advertisement section, listing various books for sale, including titles such as 'UFOs over the Americas' by the Aerial Phenomena Research Organisation (APRO), 'The Allende Letters' by Brad Steiger, and other publications related to UFO news and history. Contact information for 'Spacelink' and a subscription address for 'Flying Saucer Review' are provided.