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From Hollywood, the virtual broadcasting system in cooperation with Family Theater presents

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UFO starring John Howard. Now to our transcribed drama UFO starring John Howard as Bill Cullen.

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The following story is pure fiction. It poses a challenge that neither we nor our children may

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ever have to face. But if we should, if the make-believe problem in tonight's drama were

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actually forced upon us in the next five or ten or twenty years, it's no exaggeration to say that

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the way in which we meet it may determine the fate of the world. The initials UFO are the official

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United States Air Force abbreviation for the words unidentified flying object.

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Bill, am I late? No, they haven't started yet. I was checking my bags. Any idea what it's all about? I

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don't even have a hunch. This is quite a turnout. Say, isn't that Rubik's off over there? Nobody else.

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It's naked without his bodyguards. Dr. Passe, glad to see you. What is this meeting for? Do you know?

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Not a thing. Whatever it is, it's international. Oh, do you know, Mr. Rogers? How do you do?

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Dr. Passe? I thought you two knew each other. I have not had the pleasure. Are you with the

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British delegation, Mr. Rogers? No, just a meteorologist, aren't they? Perhaps you can

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penetrate some of the fox-irrombing... No, I don't know any more than you do, Dr.

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It's to me like we're some sort of a UN subcommittee. Why would we brought all the way to Washington to

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meet at an air terminal of all places? All guesses as good as mine.

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Did you see the clearance list? They are checking against our pass. Not very closely, why?

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The authorizing signatures at the bottom are those of the chief representatives on the

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security council. Well, all of them? Everyone, what do you make of that? Gentlemen,

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gentlemen, can I have your attention, please? Who is the American officer? You know him?

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You make yourself... I wonder why the Air Force isn't on this. He looks familiar.

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There should be enough seats to go around. I'll say, Doctor, isn't that the French air

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adichie up on the platform? So it is, sir. Good work, sir.

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A couple of our air jets, too. We're running a little behind schedule, gentlemen.

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Can I have your attention, please? Each of you was privately notified by your various

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governments early last week that you might be asked to leave New York and possibly this country

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in a moment's notice. Is there anyone present who was not so notified? Very well. In a few minutes,

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at 2100 hours, to be exact, you will board one of three transport planes now waiting on the runways.

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Your destination? Top secret. Now, each of you is an expert of one sort or another,

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a diplomat, a linguist, a stylist, and each of you may be called upon to exert his talents to

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the utmost before this mission is completed. Major, Major? Yes, Doctor Pasek. What you have

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just said is very flattering, but now I'm speaking only for the diplomats, and I hope that no one here

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will take offense at what I am about to say, but it is a fact that we are not what you call

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top-level representatives of all various governments. At least I know I am not. That's true,

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that's true, Doctor Pasek. But you were chosen each by your own country for the very reason that

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your opposite numbers, the ones with whom you'll be attempting to establish diplomatic, scientific,

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and cultural relations, will not themselves be heads of state, or at least it has so been reasoned.

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You'll receive a complete briefing en route to the rendezvous point. Reignéville point? Yes, Mr.

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Cullen. We here are permitted to tell you two things. The general nature and area of the rendezvous

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point, an uncharted island somewhere in the Pacific. Well, who is it where the rendezvous

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with? Can't you tell us that? We would if we could, but we've been able to communicate with

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them only in a tentative and very unsatisfactory way. We aren't even certain they'll keep the

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rendezvous, although of course we have high hopes. Who are they? A bunch of cannibals?

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We hope not. It would make your task almost insuperable. All right, you can't tell us who

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they are, but what's the other thing you can tell us? Where they're from. And I should emphasize

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that while our intelligence on this point is incomplete, we have no doubt of its basic

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authenticity. Well, that's something anyhow. I hope you continue to think so. The representatives

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that your various governments have selected you to make contact with on the Pacific Island

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are from outer space.

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Annal Rajas, I know. Yet here we are in the state room of a jetliner streaking through the night.

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Twenty thousand feet of both cities like Cleveland and Chicago at a speed of over six hundred miles an hour.

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And in fifty years ago, who would have been there?

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I expected the way to look at it. I thought they'd been a long time briefing Callum and the others

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what? Well, I'll turn, we'll come soon. I wonder what's the approach to these creatures, what's

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expected of us? Hard to say. Oh, Callum. Oh, Rajas, Dr. Pessing.

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See, we have company. Mr. Rubikoff, you know the doctor. Oh, yes, of course. And this is Mr.

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Clement Rajas. How do you do? Mr. Peter Rubikoff of the Soviet Union. Glad to know you.

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We've got all the data on these linear graphed forms. Now, Rubikoff and I'll brief you from here on.

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Rubikoff and you? Well, we are the team chiefs. Yes. Sit down, Rajas, and I'll explain the whole

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thing. They're breaking the contact group into teams of five and six men. Fourteen teams all told.

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And then each team will operate separately in trying to meet his visitor. Well, not unless it

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becomes absolutely necessary. But apparently they want to have the organization fluid enough for

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that, just in case. Did they give you any orientation, any background on this? Or do we just have to go

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in feet first? Yes, they gave us a good deal. Oh, Rubikoff, do you have that report? Oh, I think I do.

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Yes, yes. This is a duplicate of a secret report submitted to the Security Council about a month ago.

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Yeah. Well, with your permission, I will summarize the salient points. All right.

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Well, you can both read the thing later if you want to. No, go ahead, Mr. Rubikoff. Well, this report

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traces very briefly, of course, the history of reported sightings of unidentified flying objects

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all over the world since 1944. Now, during many of these sightings, especially in the United States,

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the flying objects were picked up on radar. You remember how that stuff used to make the papers

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all the time, and then they just stopped printing it. Yes. And the reason that they stopped was

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because it had become impossible to dismiss the sightings as, or perhaps, hallucinations or light

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reflections. Yes. That's why the Air Intelligence people decided to use a combination of radio and

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radar as a method of primary contact with the unidentified objects. What do you mean that's

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why they come to some conclusion about the saucers? Well, it really happened. I'm sorry.

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You see, Rogers, one night a few years ago, a traffic control group in Washington was tracking

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what looked like a saucer flight over the Capitol. An airline pilot coming inside of the saucers

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and called the field. They gave him a fix from the blips they were getting on radar. The minute

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traffic control radioed the position of the saucers to the airline pilot, the whole formation he'd

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been watching. About six pairs of orange and green lights took off and were out of sight in less

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than five seconds. You mean the the saucers somehow heard their radio message and understood it? Yes.

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Exactly. Well, do they transmit any signals of their own? Apparently not. Or at least they

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haven't sent out anything we can receive. Of course, there's a good chance that those particular

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saucers were just ranging devices. You mean with no humans inside them? Yes, exactly. Remote control

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is something like that. But the point made here in the evaluation is that whoever does control them,

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from however far off, realizes we picked them up on radar. Yes, and also, excuse me. Sure. And this

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is the key to the entire contact apparatus that we have to use. They have given us ample evidence

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that our radio signals are reaching. That's how the roundable point was chosen. You mean the

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saucers helped select the side? That is our understanding. But how? Well, we were told that

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there's a radar team on each of these three jet planets. And as soon as we get out over the

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Pacific, they're going to give us a demonstration. This team has been selected to participate.

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A demonstration of what? What Rubik Arsett a minute ago about whoever it is that controls the saucers.

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But what is it that the demonstration proposes to prove? Simply that they know that we know they're watching us.

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Gentlemen, gentlemen, may I have your attention? We've darkened the compartment so that all of

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you can get a clear view of the radar scope to my left. Since we left Washington eight hours ago,

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we've been in direct touch by radio telephone with four radar monitoring stations around the world.

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One in Liverpool, one in Marseille, one in New York, one in Moscow. And now all the members of

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the orange team go to the bank of telephones along the left wall of the cabin. That's us.

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What are we supposed to do? Just get on the wire. You will find that the phones are numbered from one to four.

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Dr. Pussie, will you pick up the phone number one? Say hello and identify yourself. Of course.

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Hello? This is Dr. Jules Pussie. What? Je suis Dr. Jules Pussie.

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Je suis Pussie. Je suis bien. I am in contact with the station. I must say they say they're already.

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Very well, doctor. In a moment I'll ask you to say to your countryman you may begin to transmit the radio

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signal during the time of the signal transmission, which will be amplified over this speaker, so that

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all the bus can hear it in the cabin. I would ask everyone to keep their eyes on the radar scope

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up front here. Are you ready, doctor? Ready. All right. Your man is Dr. Jules Pussie.

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Your man is dark transmitting

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Hello, how do you transmit the radio signal?

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Now watch the radio operator in Marseille will set up 10 separate and distinct signals

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Few seconds after he finished a series of blitz should appear on the radar screen

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Watch you all to count

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They are the upper right hand quadrant, but what's making the blitz?

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I think you'll find there are two four six not yes ten ten blitz

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Exactly the same as the number of radio signals that were sent out by the operator, but what are they?

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Before we tell you that doctor

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Would you be good enough to inquire the operator in Marseille if they've picked up any blitz on their radar?

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It's so how many?

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Of course

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C'est la radar à vous voyer, ils sont il des signal

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Comvient

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Merci

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Yes, the same number of things thank you you hang up doctor. I'll have wire on the cibiais

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Oh major, would you be good enough to tell us what those blitz represent?

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Well, they're a flight of saucers one for each flip

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Using measurements taken on the scope we estimate their distance from us to be about 60 miles

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Oh, what was the operator over in Marseille a seat another flight of exactly the same size

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Marseille call number is 10 but the blitz that we are seeing now

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Does that mean that they too are picking up the radio transmission from Marseille either that or it's been relayed to them by another

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Saucer flight over that area

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Right now for example, although the Moscow call number is 8 there will be 10 blitz on the radar scope in Moscow

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The saucers way of telling us they know Marseille is the only station now transmitting to them

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Well, they must know that our three jet line is a part of the picture too

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Otherwise why the blitz from just 60 miles away? We expected this

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They seem to know everything. No, it's changing look on the radar slope some of the blips are moving off

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There's only three left. What do you make of it? Just a minute?

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Hello

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Yes, yes, go ahead

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Huh from all four points hold on a moment. What is it major?

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Each of the four monitoring stations report that the number of blips they're dragging has dropped to three. It's a mess. Just say

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We're still getting them on our scope

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Three about 60 miles off

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All right, we'll let you know if anything happens. What's up?

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They've dropped off the other four scopes completely. We're the only one thinking of any saucer blips at all

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Major yes, Mr. Cullen. I've got a hunch what it might mean. It's just a guess here

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Well, you told us earlier that although the saucers had helped to select the round of view point using the number code

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You still weren't sure they'd show up. That's right

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Well, could it be they might want to change it at the last minute to make sure we don't pull a fast one

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Well our party's made up of three jetliners and they're showing up free blips on this radar scope. That's right

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Maybe they're trying to tell us to follow them

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We'll be on the ground in a few moments gentlemen

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The other planes bill one of the radar jets told me they turned back I suppose to the disappearance of the two blips seems to be what the sources wanted

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I wonder what's next?

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Major tells me this island was a staging area for Australian troops during the second world war

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Yeah, rather a large one too

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Part of the new Guinea group

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You haven't said much because what do you think they've got a best leaves for eyes on

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But I don't trust them

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I've always wondered who do you trust? Oh, here we go. We're coming in

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And they're starting to get gray in the east almost morning look on the scope the last blip we were following

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It's gone. Maybe the sources aren't willing to make a daylight appearance, but it is a very system that we are landing

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I guess the only thing to do is to make ourselves comfortable on this island until nightfall leave the next move up to them

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Bill yes, what time do you have? Oh few minutes to midnight. How far do you think we have booked?

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Perhaps five miles

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Colleen yes

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Contact the base again. Obviously. We have lost our bearings. We're still going through north by my compass

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Will you be kind enough to contact the base? We should have seen them by now. All right

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Well, Rogers, can I have a walkie-talkie?

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Thanks

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Orange leader to contact base orange leader to contact base

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Contact base orange leader go ahead

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We've been moving due north for almost three hours now. I haven't seen a thing

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What's your position? We're still in a brush

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Anything from the two other teams? We call them back to the base

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How come?

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More blip messages from the saucers

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Apparently they want to make personal contact with the smallest group available. That's you fellas. Well, we haven't seen a thing

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No lights nothing

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Can you see the coyote range from where you are? Yes, it's just a 200 yards ahead of us

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The west end of it's almost a plateau a saucer could push down there if it wanted to

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All right, let's try it

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Good luck

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When you get there give us a call

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Major reads out

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The others they sent back

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Yes, and we have to be the guinea pigs

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I don't believe I've ever felt so helpless in my life any special instructions. No, I just be original one still stand

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No hostility do everything possible to convince them of our friendly intentions

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Friendly intention. What's troubling you rubikov?

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Well, they will take that as a sign of witness. Let us be realistic, mr. Rubikov

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Our sole hope of survival is that their intentions are friendly

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Oh, none. You honestly think that the soviet air force or any air force for that matter

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The last 10 minutes against the saucers in a shooting war. Yeah, but it might not come to a shooting war if we can scare them off

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I've got a feeling they won't scare very easily. Well, we should at least try

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Gentlemen, the the alternative is is abject surrender. Why can't you people understand that peaceful relationships don't have anything to do with winning or losing?

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Why don't you understand that the threat of power is the key to peace?

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All right, rubikov. I am it

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As soon as they land you go up to them and say

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You laugh we have conquered half of your world while you are laughing. Yes

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But you never conquered the laughter

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As you think you would have found a lesson on that sentimental robbing. All right, rubikov knock it off, will you?

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What? This isn't a press conference. We've got work to do

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Let's go

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Hope this seems to be it that's about the highest point on the ribs. All right. I can see nothing

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In the nature of the plateau rave said it was near the west end. It seems to be about this center

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Let's take a look down that way

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It's a beautiful night, huh? Every star is ours. There is no sign of aircraft. You can't tell they might not be running likes

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Considering how far they go from 50 miles up. They could be down here in second. Look down along the ridge only at a side

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You see the lagoon. Yes quite a drop from here about 200 feet

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But doesn't it look peaceful in the moonlight? I must come around and take some pictures there tomorrow. Let's say hubby my wife and I

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What? I hear it. Can you can see anything? No, it doesn't sound far off

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It seems to be the plateau just up there. Where's the noise coming from? I see it coming in over the edge of the cliff. Look, look

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Yes, it's a saucer. All right

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I wouldn't bank on that it seems to be stopping

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Hovering there look along the edge

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They turn on a light. Maybe maybe we're supposed to signal them. Yeah blinking once twice three four five

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Oh, why don't they land? They probably want to make sure we're here

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Let me take your flashlight, Roger. Yeah

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All right, we'll see what this does

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one two three

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four five

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Now they are starting to get one two three four. All right, we'll send that back to them too

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They are going to blink some more

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Not no, they're going to land by George. That's what they're doing

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Tell me how large would you judge that ship to be? It's settling perhaps a hundred yards away. I would estimate possibly

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30 feet in diameter

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Well, it could not be many

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Many persons inside of it. They're not more than three or four. I would imagine her comfortably if they are comparable in size to us

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It's kind of a stop

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It's on the ground. What now? I don't see any doors or ports. Oh

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I guess we just walk up to it with a big smile on our face and hope for the best. Oh, we don't

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We'll be gone. Keep back. I'm going to get there. You will see when it goes on goes on. Don't be a fool. It's you are the fools

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Keep back. Why do you suppose these beings?

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Whoever they are have come here, huh?

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What to pay us a visit? We'll make often listen to the most probable reason and you all know it

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Is that they are from some dying planet like mars which can no longer support human life

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And they must find a new world to live on. Well, what if they are at least they're peaceful

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They haven't tried to attack us and they could have I suppose you would help them. Why not if it were possible?

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Oh, that's very easy for you to say you have more food and you can eat more clothes that you can wear

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What about my country and countries like china? Don't blame us for the way you've botched that

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You killed your papers incentive to improve themselves. I accepted rubikov slaves won't work any harder than they have to

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You don't understand any of you, but that doesn't matter now get out of my way

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You are really going to use that apparatus to destroy this

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And myself and all of you if you don't keep back you poor

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Oh my

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Just a

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Just a moment ago

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Passing was saying he came back here tomorrow and take some pictures

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Look Phil the saucer

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No

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Now they've turned the lights on again. Do you think they heard the explosion?

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No they must have

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Look the front part of the saucer is sliding open

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Maybe they're coming out if if they misinterpreted that explosion. I know I know

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You couldn't very well blame them if they did they got the lights again one

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Two right, yes

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Do you see any sign of life in that opening? No, no, uh

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It's not very brightly lighted either

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You suppose they want us to come in. I don't know what else it can mean

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Listen rogers

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I don't think both of us should go. Oh now look really

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If it's a trap then we're both wiped out you think they just might want some sort of sample man to

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To size us up

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No, I don't really think they do but

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Since there's always a chance

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You great faith haven't you though

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Well, I

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I like to think I do

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If these creatures have a heart and a mind and

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Well, then I know who created them and

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That's encouraging. What do you want me to do here?

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You take the walkie-talkie and get in touch with the base right now

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Now as soon as I start up toward the saucer

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And rogers yes, if it seems that that is going wrong

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Don't come running or anything like that

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The base should get a full report and if you get mixed up in this they want you're the boss

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Well, I

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I better get moving

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So long rogers. Good luck

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Orange to contact base orange to contact base

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Contact base door and is that you've come on? No, it's rogers now. Listen closely. We're on the plateau the saucer has landed

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It's scarcely a hundred yards from here. Callum is approaching it alone

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He's about halfway there now flashing his torch as he goes

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There are two lights along the leading edge of the saucer and they've begun to blink again

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A few moments ago a section on the side of the saucer facing me slid open

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I can't see the interior very well. It's dimly lighted and there's no ramp leading up to the entryway

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Callum's going to have to climb up. It's just a foot or so. It's

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Wait a minute

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Someone or something has just appeared in the entryway. Callum has seen it too. He stops

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He's less than I should judge 10 yards from the opening

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In this light, I can't possibly be sure but I think I think it's a man

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He's standing in the entryway

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He beckons to callum and in what seems to be at least a friendly manner

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Callum has started to move forward again

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Now he's reached the saucer. He stops

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looks up at the being

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And he extends what I'm sure is a human arm to assist callum through the opening

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I may be a bit premature meter

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But they're both standing there looking one another open what seems a very civilized passion

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And I think I think it's going to be all right

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From Hollywood family theater has brought you transcribed ufo

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Starring john howard others in our cast were lauren stopkin

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Lou krugman and richard peel

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