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Sang Huin had been on the bleachers at a stadium with his new Pocket PC when a foreigner looked down upon him. "Anyong Haseyo," said the man. "English, please. I'm an American still getting used to kimchee with every meal." The man chuckled. "So am I. From what state?" "The Midwest mostly but I've been all over born in Missouri but my father had to travel a lot." "You look a bit agitated."
The movement spread throughout the Midwest and had some success in "persuading" white-owned stores in the heart of the ghettoes to hire Negro employees. When the idea reached Harlem, it resulted in the establishment of the Greater New York Coordinating Comittee. One of its founders and organizers was the Rev.
Gino and Joe had grown up in Woodstock and were old friends. The group stood around telling stories. "Before Gino took me to meet his family," Cree said, "he told his mother that he had fallen for an older woman from the Midwest." "Give her something to worry about," Gino said. "Six months," she laughed.
On November 30 the mystery ship was back over the San Francisco area and those people who had maintained that people were being fooled by a wag in a balloon became believers when the object was seen moving into the wind. For four months reports came in from villages, cities, and farms in the West; then the Midwest, as the airship "moved eastward."
Several hours later, at 7:20P.M., airfield towers all over the Midwest sent in frantic reports of another UFO. In all about a dozen airfield towers reported the UFO as being low on the southwestern horizon and disappearing after about twenty minutes. The writers of saucer lore say this UFO was what Mantell was chasing when he died; the Air Force says this UFO was Venus.
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