Frederickson As the Catoe-Keel correspondence developed, it became more flirtatious, with each teasing, provoking, and shocking the other. All probably fun for both of them, but none of our business, so I’m omitting those letters. Here, though, John writes her in her official capacity to summarize “the Gordon Evans affair.” William Donovan was a member of NICAP; I can’t identify Robart.
[…] what he preaches regarding fellow ufologists. A dramatic case of ufological hysteria occurs in A Letter to Lynn Catoe, January 16, 1968. […]
Pingback by 'I Miss My People' – Herald Tribune | InnerCirclePress.com — July 24, 2020 @ 5:49 pm
I bet he must be spinning in his grave to see the latest news on UFO’S. I would love to hear his opinion about all this Pentagon disclosure of UFO studies. John warned us a long time ago, it’s a trojan horse. We should leave the door shut.
Comment by adam — July 28, 2020 @ 4:50 am
He also used to say that the main thing the government wanted to keep secret was how much money it wasted.
Comment by Doug — July 28, 2020 @ 7:45 pm