This issue of Saucer News delves into the burgeoning field of ufology in the late 1960s, featuring discussions on scientific congresses, potential alien contact, and unusual sightings. The publication, a facsimile reprint of the Winter 1966-1967 issue, includes a range of articles and letters from prominent figures in the UFO community. Editor Gray Barker addresses plans for the 1967 Congress of Scientific Ufologists and shares personal accounts of potential spaceman contact and recent UFO news. The issue also examines the motive power of flying saucers and reports on a peculiar UFO-related incident in Brazil, alongside book reviews and a roundup of South American saucer activity.

As a reprint of a historical UFO magazine, this issue of Saucer News offers a direct window into the discussions and concerns of ufologists in the late 1960s. The inclusion of various regular columns and personal accounts suggests a publication deeply embedded in its community, aiming to document and analyze UFO phenomena. The range of topics, from scientific congresses to specific sightings and even a purported murder, indicates a comprehensive approach to the subject matter. The book reviews further contextualize the issue within the broader landscape of UFO literature at the time.