Another UFO, this time southeast of the city, has been
reported.
John Pandell, his brother Ed and both
of their families of Grande Prairie state they watched an object in the sky
for slightly over 40 minutes.
Mr. Pandell states that they watched
it through binoculars from their home in Grande Prairie and estimated it to be
in the Dawson Creek area.
“It was just over the rooftops,”
says John. “At that distance I couldn’t judge the size but it was a bright
light which varied from orange to blue.”
“And it definitely could not be a
hoax with a paper bag and candle . . . it was too bright,” he states.
Punch Added
More punch has been added to the
increasing number of UFO’s being reported by the House of Commons.
On February 6th, MP Barry Mather
introduced the matter in the Commons debates. He stated that Canada was not
paying enough attention to these matters and brought attention to the fact
that the United States spent many years and half a million dollars to
investigate sightings.
He brought the views of many informed
individuals to the attention of the House.
“The existence of these machines is
evident and I have accepted them absolutely,” says Air Chief Marshal Lord
Dowding.
“I believe extra terrestrial
intelligences are watching the earth and have been visiting for millennia in
their flying saucers,” says Dr. Oberth, rocket scientist.
“I believe in UFO’s,” says Knut
Hammerskjold, Director General of International Air Transport Association.
“The hypothesis that these UFO’s are
extra-terrestrial surveillances . . . I regard as most likely,” says Dr. James
McDonald, physicist.
“At first without any question I
thought it was stuff and nonsense, but not any more,” says Dr. J. Allen Hynek,
astrophysicist.
A file is to be prepared to the House
at a later date on the matter.