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View DocumentOozing blob is Texans Keep Eye on Blobs red, purple and Continued From Page One hours. Dallas newspapera "With its ability to mu- counts say an unidentifie tate, bacteria can adapt to flying object crashed. bleeds all over any change or deficiency Villagers at Aurora an in growth conditions. I'm the...
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View DocumentMysterious Metal Physicist Dr.Tom Gray of North Texos State University Thursday holds up for inspectiona mesmpe from the socalled spacshi site at AurorTexwhich was broughthimfor
View Documentfal unearthedmay be Ufo Fragments recgvered a site ofspaceship crashin Aurordi LLCASE dint from wch be ardy e metery Wrttar Usu portes, be was buried here." oved the stare plece ofea.T Jookng lor tra the cratt at Zhe sclentific Texas treasure bunter The only explanationI can give soll produond detec...
View DocumentUFO Controversy Puts Town on Map By Mike Shannon AURORA, Tex. Staff Writer -The composed largely of iron many visitors to Brawley little zinc and with Oates'little two-pump gas traces 3 of other metal. station in this community However, unlike iron, it is too small for most road non-magnetic. maps t...
View DocumentOr Real? THE WISE TIMES MAY 31,1973 A Fort Woath Civil Defense official failed to find any publlcity is great for Wise radiation at the grave of the County, as she has received alleged"space travelerburied calls from as far aw ay a s Florida about the space travele r. in the Auora Cemetery. B.F. Mye...
View DocumentUFO SOLITUDE SHATTERED--Sightseers with a metal detecto check thegraveatAuroraCemeterycontaininganouter-space visitor who supposedly was killed in a crash with a windmi near Aurora in 1897.Lynn McCrary (wearing hat),cemetery ssociation president, has his doubts, however. The once- eaceful cemetery h...
View Documentrurora (Continued from Page am about to belleve them.didn't think they would ever go tie moon, but they did."Probably the best-known.report of the crash was.writtenby the Dallas Morning Newscorrespondent in Aurora, S.E Hayden, a dotton buyer. Hayden wrote:about o'clock this'morning early risers were...
View DocumentSpaceman Giving Aurora Problems Aurora Cemetery authorities would try to dig.Moyers left a were fighting a holding action noon after no one tried to dig. this week in the wakeofrumors Daniel Garcia, public relat- that an attempt would be made fons officer for the IUFoB, said to exhume the remains of...
View DocumentMagnetWon'tPull Los Aageles Herald-Examiner, Thursday, May31,1973 IRONYIN TEXAS METAL EI DENTON,Tex. (UPl)- Ainsteadofdul and_britle likeian area near Aurura, Tex. Procter, Haydenwroe:T hysics professor at North iron. about70 miles nurthwest of remains of the pilot wer exas State University said don...
View DocumentUFO site metal described as puzzling, unusua EILLCASE tectors fo recover four pieces of differ with some other trace elements. Alen Hynek. chief consuftant of all In metals. dismembered body of the pilot aff Writer ent metals near a well. "But it lacks propesies eommon fo for MUFoN(MidwestUnidentifi...
View DocumentPot Bellied Stove or Plow? Jagged Metal Creates Mystery DENTONTex.AP-It may have come from a pot-bel lied stove. Or a plow. Or an exploding artillery shell. Or a flying saucer Franky, Im puzzled. Its very interesting scientifically."sald Dr. Tom Gray. a North Texas State University physi cist. Gray ...
View DocumentAlienSaucer Pilot Story Texas Hoax? Bv HOWARD DAVIS been cruisiny around the nation. Of The Journal Staff Evidently.some ofthemachinery was Didan alien being inacigar-shaped fying ou of orderfor it was making a speedof saucer really crash in AuroraTex.on an only 1o or 12 miles an hour and gradually ...
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