"Both UFO and Conspiracy

are emotive words. Put them

together in a single phrase, as I

have done, and you produce

what some will call sensational-

ism. But I am not about to offer

cheap thrills as a substitute for

truth. I do mean ell that I write

and believe that what I say can

be simply demonstrated. This

book is a catalogue of facts, not

of dreams." --Jenny Randles

On June 27, 1947 an American

pilot witnessed a group of

strange objects in the sky. He

described them as moving "like

saucers skipping across the

water." From this report an

anonymous journalist invented

the term "flying saucer," later to

be adapted by Captain Ed

Ruppelt, the USAF intelligence

officer responsible for such mat-

ters to the more familiar U.F.O.

In the more than four de(edes

since, the U.F.O. mystery has

gone through many phases, encl

now in The U.F.O. Conspiracy all

the facts, accumulated evidence,

and major revelations are avail-

able to the public in one vol-

ume. The source: the official case

files of the nations of the world.