Table Of ContentInc.
Washington D.C.
P.O. Box 277 Mount Rainier, MD 20712 QUARTERLY REPORT
July December 1991
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The last half of 1991 was marked by unprecedented cooperation between the Fund for UFO Research, the Center
for UFO Studies, and the principal investigators into the apparent crash of at least one UFO in New Mexico in
1947.
The effort began in July, during the Mutual UFO Network Annual Symposium meeting in Chicago.
Representatives of the Fund, the Center, and the Roswell case investigators met to discuss the reported 1947 crash
of a UFO on the Plains of San Agustin, 150 miles west of the well-documented crash site in Corona. Although
there is disagreement about the quality of the evidence for a second crash, representatives of the two organizations
agreed to support the continuing investigation.
On July 24, 1991, the only known living frrst-hand witness who allegedly was involved in the events, Gerald
Anderson, was the subject of a polygraph examination conducted by a certified polygraph examiner in Kansas
City, MO. The project was coordinated by nuclear physicist Stanton Friedman, and the costs were paid for by
the Fund. The examiner concluded that there was no evidence of deception in Anderson's account. This is the
first time any witness in the Roswell case has taken--and passed--a polygraph examination.
During the fall, representatives of the Fund and the Center discussed the possibility of sponsoring a conference
to provide for a full exchange of evidence concerning the Plains of San Agustin account. At this writing, the
conference is scheduled to be held in mid-February. Attendance will be by invitation only, and a report on the
proceedings will be available as soon as possible after the meeting.
Also during this period, the Fund's Executive Committee received six new grant proposals for further research
into UFO crash/retrieval cases, including the Roswell case, totalling more than $30,00.0 The Executive
Committee approved all of them and forwarded those involving expenditures of more than $1,000 to the National
Board for review. By the end of December, most of them had been approved, subject to the availability of funds.
An appeal was mailed to the Fund's donor list and to CUFOS Associates requesting additional support for the
ongoing investigation. A second videotape of frrst-hand witnesses to the retrieval of UFO wreckage and alien
bodies was offered to contributors of $50 or more. To date, the Fund has spent more than $50,000 on the
Roswell case, making it the most expensive civilian UFO case investigation ever conducted.
Two projects supported by the Fund were completed during this period: Michael Chorost's analysis of crop circles
in England during the summer of this year, and Ann Druffel's excellent report on an alleged "missing fetus" UFO
abduction case. Both reports are now available to the Fund's contributors (because of its brevity, Mrs. Druffel's
report will be sent--free of charge--to anyone purchasing another report from the enclosed list).
We're pleased to report that our appeal for contributions to support the Donald E. Keyhoe Journalism Award
exceeded our goal to rwse at least $2,000 to provide significant recognition for the best articles or stories printed
or broadcast on the UFO subject during the 1991 calendar year. The purpose of the award is to encourage
quality journalism and solid investigative reporting into the UFO phenomenon by reporters for daily and weekly
newspapers, as well as magazines, television and radio news operations. Judging for the 1991 Keyhoe Award
will take place early in 1992.
During this period, David Schwartzman, Ph.D., resigned from the National Board. He was replaced by Thomas
E. Bullard, Ph.D., an assistant professor of folklore at the University of Indiana and a recognized authority on
UFO abduction cases.
Also during this period, the Fund for UFO Research joined with the Center for UFO Studies and the Mutual UFO
Network to help form the Joint American-Soviet Aerial Anomaly Federation, which was initiated by Richard
Haines, Ph.D. (a member of the Fund's National Board). The primary purpose of the organization is to foster
an exchange of information between major UFO organizations in both countries. The breakup of the Soviet
Union into the Commonwealth of Independent States is not expected to affect this unprecedented effort of
international cooperation in solving the UFO mystery.
Late in 1991, the Fund acquired five theses prepared by students attending the U.S. Air Force Air University and
Staff College during between 1968 and 1974. Two of the theses are highly interesting, because they are
extremely critical of the Air Force's official position on the UFO question. The Fund is publishing the best two
best papers and will make the others available upon request. Please see the enclosed Reply Form for details.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
3rd & 4th Quarters, 1991
INCOME ASSETS (As of December 31, 1991)
Donations $9,791.41 Checking Account $1,642.08
Sales 4,418.39 Dreyfus Account 3,210.14
Postage 495.75 Hanson S&L 2,193.46
Other 252.69 Accounts Receivable 1,763.93
Interest Income 124.54
TOTAL ASSETS $8,809.61
TOTAL INCOME $15,082.78
LIABILITIES
EXPENSES
Crash/retrieval research $ 1,200.00
Program Services $12,920.12 Roswell case follow-up 2,700.00
Administration $ 1,862.33 Roswell video production 500.00
Fundraising $ 1,962.04 Roswell witnesses' trip 5,700.00
Roswell "summit meeting" 2,178.50
TOTAL EXPENSES $16,744.49 Abduction implant 2,000.00
Keyhoe Award for 1991 2,000.00
Abduction case study 170.00
TOTAL LIABILITIES $16,448.50
NET WORTH -$ 7,638.89
TREASURER'S NOTE: The balance sheet at the end of the 4th Quarter of 1991 indicates that the Fund has
on paper a temporary imbalance; that is, liabilities exceed assets. This does not take into account, however,
the anticipated results of the fundraising effort to support the continued research into the Roswell UFO crash case.
However, we want to point out that this is an ongoing project which will be funded as money is available.
Those who wish to support continued research into the Roswell case are encouraged to note their tax-deductible
contribution in the space provided on the enclosed Reply Form. Contributors of $50 or more to this effort will
receive the videotape, "Recollections of Roswell--Part II," which will be available by March 1992. This follow
up video will include interviews with more than 30 frrst-hand witnesses to the apparent crash and retrieval of at
least one UFO in New Mexico in July 1947--many of whom had not been interviewed for the first Roswell video.
See the enclosed Reply Form for details.
(Due to increases in postage rates and printing, we ask for a donation of at least $10 if you want to receive the
Quarterly Report through 1992. Please check the appropriate box to indicate the amount of your tax-deductible
contribution to support scientific research into the UFO phenomenon. All contributors will receive UFODAZE
by Pat Nolan, a listing of significant UFO events throughout the year.)
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Below is my printed name and address: Enclosed is my tax-deductible contribution to
support scientifiC research into the UFO
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(Name)
$1,000 $50
500 25
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100 Other $
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(City) (State) (Zip) My contribution of at least $10 is enclosed.
Please send me UFODAZE by Pat Nolan and keep
me informed of new developments in UFO research
through 1992. · ·
Please send the publications indicated below:
TheS ummer19 91 CropC irclTehse:D ata Emergesb y Michael Chorost--The most recent study
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of the mysterious patterns in the English countryside. 75 pages; illustrated with color photos, charts,
and graphs. $25.00
Shouldth e USAFR eopePnr ojeBcltu eB ook?by Maj. William E. Brummett and Capt. Ernest
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R. Zuick, Jr.--This May 1974 research study evaluates the US Air Force's Project Blue Book and
concludes "there is a definite need for a new UFO investigation." 115 pages; stapled. $17.25
UFOsand Extrate"eilsltrLlif eb y Capt. Darrell L. Stanley--Written in 1968, a year before
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Project Blue Book was shut down by the Air Force, this study concludes that "there is a growing
case for the reality of UFOs, and that intelligent extraterrestrial life almost certainly exists." 62
pages; stapled. $12.40
UFO Crash/RetrieTvhaeIl nsn:e Sra nctubmy Leonard H. Stringfield--The latest in a series of
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status reports by this respected investigator; contains new information about UFO crashes and
recoveries, including the Roswell, NM, and Kecksburg, PA, cases. 142 pages. $17.00
TheR osweRUe portA: Historical Persbpye Gcetorigev Eebe rhart (ed.)--A comprehensive look
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at the Roswell UFO crash case, includes updated information not included in UFO Crash At Roswell;
146 pages, illustrated. $12.00
UFO CrasAht R oswebUy Kevin D. Randle and Donald R. Schmitt--The most complete account
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to date of the event surrounding the apparent crash and retrieval of a UFO and alien bodies outside
Roswell, New Mexico, in July 1947; paperback, illustrated with photos. $ 4.95
Ann Druffel's report on a missing fetus case (free with the purchase of any report listed above)
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Total: $
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Add postage and handling ($2.50 US Q! $5.00 foreign, plus $0.50 for each additional order,
domestic or foreign) +$
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Add amount of contribution: +$__
TOTAL AMOUNT ENCLOSED: $_
Please allow four to six weeks for delivery. Makes checks payable in U.S. funds only to the Fund for UFO
Research and mail to:
Fund for UFO Research
P.O. Box 277
Mt Rainier, MD 20712
