Here’s another article from the same file of carbons as the last few posts. John wrote this on January 23, 1967, presumably for the North American Newspaper Alliance. He’s strictly a journalist here, compiling the significant sightings of the past year. There are two oddities. One is that he was fooling around with a cipher in the second paragraph; I assume it has no connection to the article itself. The second is that he refers to James Moseley, with whom he had a long-running feud, as an “expert”!
Incidentally, John kept a sample of a “fragile silvery substance” collected in Point Pleasant in 1966. I posted a picture of it here.
