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o-iN i.A^!l N ;:ttil&Iit IOV3) blJ&teft-p . sK"!i;>'.i "ml D;ivi;l Branch}' VvH^K (Inclusive) S- "I notXwant the fihn/of my ine talk, on UFOs loaned out general, public/ showing," •)!e Dr. KHwaiyU. Condon, ising relcasbyOt a 56-minutc .-.otape to engineers and sciists at tha/ NorUi American ckv.'ell Co/poratioV Downey, V..'. ;; 7:- Ii: .-..:, :y (o) ;?•:;:?. (',, iv iDOM AD \ /i fire pi A£ iViill 11 5 !'JiH« "UFOs I Have Loved and Ix>st," has been presented on other occasions. But the videotape contains illuminating, unrehearsed remarks. A member of the audience is seen asking Condon if the files upon which his influential report is based arc available for independent analysis. (The conclusions of the report led the already been denied access to Air Force to close Project Blue the files. And later Condon Book.) Ke replies, "They are states that Dr. J. Allen Kynek, It was/produced on tie spur my property. They're not available. The terms of the contract versity's astronomy department chairman of Northwestern Uni- the npnnent," he add«L at- .iptjja^justification of\his were such that all that we had and for 22 years the chief scien- > if j\ i IN! 1 ri ((^ \ ill V i f 1 x ^ - J) \l i« V;..y 0 1 to deliver and all that we did tific consultant on UFOs to the deliver was this report." Air Force, is "not competent in Only "qualified" persons will the UFO field." be allowed to examine the files, Although in Condon's report Condon adds, and he personally 30 per cent of the UFO cases .will determine who is qualified. studied remain unexplained, in He confirms that astronomer the suppressed videotaped talk George Kocher of the Rand lie discusses none of these. Instead, he emphasizes jokes fos- Corporation and of the University of Southern California has tering derision and contempt for the UFO subject. "All of those people that I met that would ordinarily be called crackpots were nice people," he says, "just like you or me. You know, there's no signs I STUDY 0 V.-.-.-- 5-far three-vears' .siinnvpj^ . . _ —— , . _ .— rxrr— = ,, ; 'i - . ./> w •. M ?. « TI .- if "l-gUslils lâpsl HipsllllJialS ^^S^glfelilfl 1 • ' ike foaming at the mouth." The audience roars with laughter. 1 In his letter to spacecraft engineer Miller, Condon also stales: "Another principal reason (for not releasing the vidco- f.v.v.\v.v.v.\vw.v.'A'.v.v.v.v.v.-.v.v.v.-.v.v.\v.- '•f'l /*** I * . • .Jh© Cc-srrss•umiq UrvJ es/ ,V.-.V--.V,-.V.VAV^-.V.V.V.-.VAVAV.VAV.V.V.--'.V.V f.VA'.V;V.V.V.V.V.V.YÂVAV.V.V. VAV.V.V. .V.V/- tape) is that I think that anyone who says he is interested in the UFO question in a serious way should get a copy of The Scientific Study of Unidentified MZ^y~..a>.o~:3^^^0=21i'°« ! -:tr=nS tJ •§ 8 fi * • ' 1 xa.-a c |8 a a| 5 as g.|jAj^| fe .s- § : s gg-s.a!:§s;''8S ^gl".^-^:!.* -S • *^ ^ ',- £§ e «££l2!!fiS" -sll'SlrS 3!-8-§S33s§8S8ffcj ^5s«'?-ais8.S8S . . . . :: ;• *% • y JiHiivii. i.uiicj iie-.u iciji:caicu n G£ the videotape for a few rceningx for his gues at Downey o fi^ve a scieiitifie iiitej;est in Ôs. to the jMc, v)es delivered' to stu- ;ts crov.^Jing the Science Lee-' ,-e Hall, at 9 a.ref., May 16,, •9, at the University of Calinia's Irvine\ c/mpus. It was "octaped byVlie university's ysics dcpaiyfiWnt. Notwithnding ConUonNs unyielding 'icy, this/column has now .hislvo'y .secured\ videotape y of /(he slill-supprcsscxl ginal. / \ ) i:e bnf.io text of the K^ttire, f l '
315a . • . zyrwydss condon lQ-17 .' with ufos -dOulliRj Colo. UPI —In' a two-year study that cost $539,74'o, the Air lorce concluded that ilfcOs usually were balloons, birds, planets, planes, stars,. o.pticar .illusions, .radar q.uirks, clouds and other natural phenomena. • . > . ' 'Xhe study, known as * 6 j2roject xslue uook, »> said there was no evidence that UUs caae from outer space. . ihe study began in 1966 and resulted in a 1,465-page report endorsed by the National Academy of science'. . lr. Ldward U. Condon, 71,. a Boulder physicist, headed the study. V7itn 2Q staff members. In an interview V7ith UPI last •april, Condon said most early reports-went to the \tiir e because it
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