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l - Mr. Wacks l - Liaison Yi > Office of Special Investigations Air Force April 6, 1960 a ET Attention: Chief, Counter Intelligence Division TL IN John Edgar Hoover, Director UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT JOSEPH PERRY, GRAND BLANC, MICHIGAN - COMPLAINANT MISCELLANEOUS ~ INFORMATION CONCERNING (NATIONALITI£ZS INTELLIGENCE ) Reference is made to this Bureau's memorandum dated Mareh 9, 1960, at Detroit, Michigan, captioned as above, a copy of which has been furnished your agency. Sy <—f ix €= = Cc oO ei C =< roo ae! i. Thi ome &' By letter dated Mareh 21, 1960, Mr. Richard Hall, Secretary of the National Investigations Committee on Aerial Phenomena, 1536 Connecticut Avenue, N. W., Washington, D. C., referred this Bureau to an article \ appearing in the "Detroit Times,” issue of March 9, ieee 4 pis hd om A} COMM - FBI 6 BY. COURIER syc: a copy of which is enclosed, and requested to be advised whether there had been any change in our policy with respect to unidentified flying objects; whether this Bureau gathered evidence of unidentified flying objects for the Department of the Air Porce; and whether the photograpk described in the article had been analyzed at FBI laboratories or for FBI purposes. This Bureau's letter to the afore-mentioned organization of September 26, 1958, po had pointed out that we do not investigate incidents Tolson involving unidentified flying objects but furnished data : — - weeeived concerning them to we Déevuriment of the Air Force. 1 va a 3) Parsons Belmont —_-- ee This Bureau advised Mr, Hall in our letter DeLoach _—____ Malone dated March 25, 1960, that there has been no change in : Kc ~CtCOU poliey in regard to unidentified flying objects; ae Rosen a 1 = Detroit (Znclosure)(Séee’note pages 2 and 3) W.C. Sulli po DEA PRM 9 TELETYPE unit L_] ze : KP nh? ove