REPORT SIGHTING OF 'SAUCER' JOHANNESBURG, South Afri- ca - South African police and scientists investigated Thursday a report that a flying saucer- type object had landed on a main highway near Pretoria, the country's administrative capital. Two patrolling police officers reported seeing the flaming "saucer," about 30 feet in di- ameter, shortly after midnight. One of them, Koos de Klerk, said that the shiny copper-col- ored object resembled a giant spinning top. The two men claimed that as they approached the object it took off silently at great speed with flames shooting out of its underside. Scientists who examined the spot where the officers said that they saw the object are reported to have found that a six-foot wide section of the tarred road had been badly burned. Grass on either side of the highway also was reported slightly scorched. (Associated Press) THE BOSTON HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPT. 17, 1965 BROTHER JUNIPER BY FR. JUSTIN McCARTHY & LEN RENO "These flying saucer stories are getting more ridicu- lous every day." PC REPORTS 'I SAW 6 FLYING SAUCERS...' DAILY SKETCH Tuesday, May 17, 1966 POLICE CONSTABLE Donald Cameron made out a report last night and hoped the Chief Constable would believe that he really DID see six flying saucers. Pc Cameron was at home on sick leave when he looked out a window and saw six glowing objects hovering in the distance. "I thought I was seeing things and called my wife," he said last night. "We watched them for about 30 seconds before they disappeared at speed towards Manchester. "They were about a mile away. I could see them clearly even though it was a dull day. They were white and glowing. "One was bigger than the others with a cup- shaped dome - obviously the mother ship. The others were oval," he added. As he made out his re- port at his home in Chil- tern-road, St. Helens Lancs, Pc. Cameron said: "I suppose I will get some ribbing from the lads, but that is not what worries me ... it's what the Chief Constable thinks. Police Kept Busy Paterson News Jan. 15, 1966 Spotters Jam Up-County Roads for UFO Glimpse RINGWOOD - If the little men from outer space had the up-county police on the run Tuesday, their earthly counter- parts caused more trouble Fri- day night. Throngs of the curious ringed normally deserted Wanaque Reservoir in this small hamlet and created what old timers say is the first traffic jam in the history of the borough. The cars parked along Westbrook Road and Route 511. Ringwood Police Lieutenant Jack O'Hara said "We told them to move on, but they kept coming back on the other side of the road, so we just had to give a couple of them sum- monses. They had everything, cameras, binoculars, tele- scopes. I was waiting to see one of these get out with a geiger counter." The sky watchers were out in force after wide spread pub- lication of the sighting of uni- dentified flying objects over the reservoir. The elusive thing in (Continued on Page 2, Col. 7) the sky, however had failed to make a return appearance Fri- day. Since the sightings, Tuesday, both Wanaque and this borough have been overpopulated with television cameras, newsmen and the curious.