FSR Mailbag: Interference with Mail and UAP Correspondence

This document is a 'Mailbag' section from FSR (Flying Saucer Review), dated March 7, 1995. It contains a collection of letters and editorial responses regarding UAP-related topics. The correspondence touches upon several themes: concerns regarding the interference with mail sent to FSR, critiques of media coverage of UAP (specifically mentioning the appearance of Sue Blackmore and Arthur C. Clarke on a television programme), and historical anecdotes regarding inventors and alleged UAP-related figures. Notable figures mentioned include Otis Carr, who claimed to have invented a 'free-power machine' in the 1950s and 1960s, and Basyl van den Berg, a South African engineer who allegedly claimed to have solved the problem of gravity for space travel. The editor provides commentary on these historical figures, noting the difficulty in verifying their claims and the persistence of such stories within the UAP community. The document serves as a forum for readers to share experiences and for the publication to address administrative and historical inquiries.