Earley, administrative engineer, major aerospace Chiles, Eastern Airlines pilot, New York City. Webb, astronomy, Charles Hayden Planetarium,Ĭapt. Kenneth Steinmetz, astronomy, former head of Denver Moon. Reiss, research engineer, Lakewood, Ohio. Rawlinson, physics, NASA Space Flight Center, Ralph Rankow, photography, New York City. Newhouse, former Naval Aviation Photographer, Kohanowski, geology and mining engineering, Uni. Kaeburn, biophysics, University of Southern Cali. Frank Halstead, astronomy, former curator Darling Observatory,ĭr. Tor, National Science Foundation, Washington, D.C. Hall, sociology & social psychology, program direc. Fair, professor emeritus of engineering, New Yorkĭr. Jack Brotzman, physics, Naval Research Laboratory, Wash-ĭr. Beck, Pres., Color Control Company, Hollywood, Bartlett, Jr., astronomy, Baltimore, Maryland. Veteran ofīoth World War I and World War II, held important submarine com. Versity and Boston University School of Theology. Albert Bailer German Congregational Church, Clinton, Mass.Īuthor of children's books, graduate Nebraska Wesleyan Uni. Liaison officer between Dayton project and Pentagon. UFO investigation, prepared analyses of UFO data for AF, Dewey Fournet, Jr., former Major USAFR Baton Rouge, La.įormer Air Force Headquarters Monitor of AF Project Blue Book of Chicago (1915), astrophysics,Īdditional graduate work Universities of Michigan and Kentucky. Author of Atoms For Peace proposal now on file Money Head, Department of Physics, DefianceĬollege, Ohio. (1953) and VFW National Service Award (1945), former news Frank Edwards WTTV, Indianapolis, Indiana, radio-televisionĬommentator and author. Society Speaker's Bureau, graduate Chemical Warfare SchoolĮdgewood Arsenal, General Staff College Fort Leavenworth, Robert Emerson, USAR Research Chemist, Emerson Testing Marcus Bach State University of Iowa, School of Religion.Īuthor and playwright, member American Academy of PoliticalĪnd Social Sciences, contributor to scholarly journals and popu. Vania, contributor to Encyclopedia Britannica and SmithsonianĪstrophysical Observatory reports on meteors.ĭr. Olivier President, American Meteor Society, Religious Columnist, member of New York Authors League.ĭ.D., Tusculum College (1931), Litt.D., Catawba College (1941).ĭr. Earl Douglass Presbyterian clergyman, Princeton, N. (1959), editorial staff of national magazines, author of severalĭr. Former special assistant to Secretary of Air Force Bryan III, USAFR (Ret.) Writer and author, Richmond, Air Guard (now Civil Air Patrol), graduate Uni-Ĭol. NATIONAL INVESTIGATIONS COMMITTEE ON AERIAL PHENOMENA
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