Project “B” 1966 was a small pamphlet that John put together in 1967: only six pages, photocopied, and stapled together. It was intended for other researchers; Otto Binder, for one, summarized it in his book What We Really Know About Flying Saucers (1967).
There were an unusual number of UFO reports in 1966; and in these few pages, John analyzed and categorized them by their time and location. Wednesdays were the most active day of the week; the 4th week of March the most active week of the year; Ohio the most active state. August 16, between 9:00 and 11:00 pm, was the largest “flap” that year, with many sightings, landings and auto chases reported across the country. John also reprinted an article he wrote for the Flying Saucer Review (March-April 1967), “North America 1966.”
He also gave his conclusions. John’s position on UFOs changed over the years; this is what he thought in 1967.
