CIA shares UFO documents with university

Summary

In May 1953, the CIA sent documents related to meetings about unidentified flying objects to Johns Hopkins University. The document indicates that Lloyd Lester and Robert Robertson had been contacted by a man named Leon Davidson, who asked questions about their activities and the results of a meeting held in Washington. The CIA decided to share copies of the conversations between Robertson, Davidson, and others, recommending the use of a general letter if new inquiries arose. Additionally, it mentions that in previous cases, direct communication with Davidson had been limited, informing him that his inquiries had been forwarded to the Air Force for further action. This kind of document reveals how authorities handled sensitive information about UFO sightings.