CIA and UFOs in Chicago

Summary

In 1947, the CIA became involved in the UFO mystery, particularly in Chicago. An official named Leon Sav sent a letter to David Davidson, who had written about the topic. Davidson mentioned a meeting in a government building, but didn’t remember the details well. The CIA asked him not to reveal sensitive information, such as the location of their Chicago office, and not to use official letterhead without permission.

Davidson also spoke with the CIA by phone about his article, and it was agreed that he would be provided with information if possible. The CIA did not deny the meeting took place, but insisted on keeping certain details secret. This document shows how authorities handled UFO information carefully, aiming to avoid rumors or misunderstandings. Although extraterrestrials were not confirmed, the collaboration between the press and intelligence was clear.