Flying Saucer Review, Volume 32, No. 3 (April 1987)

This document is the April 1987 issue (Volume 32, No. 3) of the Flying Saucer Review (FSR). The publication serves as a compilation of reports, research, and commentary regarding Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP) and UFOs. The issue features a detailed chronology of the Spanish government's official attitude toward UFOs, documenting various communications from the Spanish Air Force and Ministry of Defence between 1968 and 1985. The report concludes that the Spanish government maintains a policy of classifying UFO-related information as 'reserved material' for national security reasons. Additionally, the issue contains several case reports, including a 1971 'touch-down' incident in France involving a technician from the Arsenal of the French Navy, and the case of Hélène Giuliana, who reported a two-hour missing time experience in 1976. The magazine also explores the 'cloning' phenomenon through the account of Dirant Mello Ferraz in Brazil, who claimed to have been abducted and encountered a 'double' of himself. Further articles discuss the intersection of UFOs and poltergeist phenomena, a review of 'Mind and the New Physics' by Paul Whitehead, and an analysis of aircraft accidents potentially related to UFO sightings, such as the 1956 Merkel case and the 1959 C-118 crash. The editorial stance throughout the publication is highly critical of government secrecy, arguing that authorities worldwide are attempting to suppress evidence of crashed discs and recovered alien occupants. The issue concludes with a 'Mail Bag' section featuring correspondence from readers and a list of back numbers available for purchase.