LOOK Magazine 1967 Special Issue Flying Saucers - UFO Aliens
Vintage and in good condition.
Minor wear due to age. Please see pictures for more details!
The magazine contains the following articles and content:
– Twenty years of U.F.O.’s, the great mystery of our time.
– Dozens of UFO photographs, some in color.
– Interviews with terrified witnesses who believe UFO’s come from outer space.
– What to do if you see an Unidentified Flying Object.
– Science fact or Science fiction, different scientists give their views : Dr. H. Allen Hynek, Dr. Donald H. Menzel, Donald E. Keyoe, Dr. Edward Condon.
– Kenneth Arnold was the first to report mysterious objects that flew like a saucer.
– Thomas Mantell, Jr., first man killed in a saucer incident, Project Skyhook.
– Mystery of the Lubbock Lights.
– The day the saucers visited Washington, D.C., includes Harry Barnes, 142nd Fighter Interceptor Squad (photo of plane FA-376).
– Observations from aboard the Brazilian Navy ship Almirante Saldanha.
– Lonnie Zamora of Socorro, New Mexico and his big white egg.
– The UFO at Exeter, New Hampshire.
– Falling Russian satellite, September 5, 1962.
– 4 nights of UFOs in Michigan in March of 1966, includes photo of coeds at Hillsdale College, photo by William Van Horn, photo by Richard Hunt.
– This issue also includes photos by OR of Bob Jung, Paul Trent, S. R. Alpart, George J. Stock, Giuseppe Grasso, Albrecht Steiner, Warren E. Siegmond, Ralph Mayher, Alan Smith, Arthur Strauch, Ella Louise Fortune, Ed Keffel, Turi Mattarella, James Lucci, Robert J. Salvo, Bob Campbell, Ricky Sharp, Joseph Yost.
– The story given by Betty Jean Klem and Douglas Tibbetts.
– Saucer jokes and UFO Hoaxes.
– Man made flying saucers – great!!
– Saucer clubs and conventions, includes photo of Duck Nelson.
– Folks who say they’ve had contact with space aliens, includes Woodrow Derenberger, Antonio Villas Beas (a customer reports that the spelling should be Antonio VILAS BOAS, though the spelling in the magazine is Villas Beas), J. D. Desverges, Barney and Betty Hill.
– Air Force assigns a team to check out UFO sightings.
– Official U.S. Air Force UFO report form.
This vintage 1967 special issue of LOOK Magazine is a collector's dream with limited edition, illustrated pages featuring the topic of UFOs. Written in English, this physical magazine has a biweekly publication frequency under the publication name of Look. The publication year is 1967 and it was manufactured in the United States.
With features such as being a collector's edition, illustrated, and having a personalized subscription option, this magazine is a must-have for anyone interested in the history and topic of UFOs. This magazine belongs in the books and magazines category and is perfect for those who want to expand their collection or are just starting out.