A.P.R.O.

 Item:  A.P.R.O. au revoir?


According to a letter dated 03/01/88, it seems that A.P.R.O.

(Aerial Phenomena Research Organization) is no more.  Below, is a reprint

of the form letter received in response for more information on the

organization.


Several questions this person has concerning the unfortunate events which

have occurred there recently:

  Is there no one there who can carry the ball forward?

  Is one of the oldest UFO organizations involved in

    serious research into the phenomenom at the point whereby

    its existence is based on the determination and efforts of one person?


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1 Mar. 1988


Dear Friend: I regret having taken so long to answer your request for

information but our editor, Mrs. Lorenzen, has been very ill, and we were

hoping that in time she would be in a condition of health that would permit

her to resume her duties as editor and memory bank for publishing the bulletin.


Since this now appears to be an impossibility, with her doctor advising a

complete rest from any responsibility,  we have no choice but to thank you

for your interest, tell you of the other UFO investigating organizations

you might wish to join, and recommend a list of excellent books for you

to read. 

 

    CUFOS, 2457 W. Peterson, Chicago, IL 60659

    MUFON, 103 Oldtowne Rd. Seguin, TX 78155


    "ABOVE TOP SECRET" by Timothy Good, (English Author) 1987

    Sidgwick & Jackson, Ltd. 1 Tavistock Chambers,

    Bloomsbury Way London WC1A 2SG


    "INTRUDERS" by Budd Hopkins  1987

    "COMMUNION" by Whitley Streiber, 1987

    "CLEAR INTENT" by Lawrence Fawcett & Barry Greenwood, 1984 Prentice-Hall

    "Project Identification" by Harley D. Rutledge, Professor

      of Physics at SE MO State U.


May your interest in UFOs last a long lifetime.


Sincerely, Robert G. Marsland, Saying "Goodbye" for APRO


Signed: Robert G. Marsland.



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