Personally, as one of the global journalism fraternity, I am proud to see that my brothers and sisters at Tass, the Soviet news service, have taken a throroughly professional attitude toward all the hoots and jeers at their dispateches about the latest historic event. Not only are they standing by the story, but they have found a policeman, Lt. Sergei A. Matveyev, to corroborate the kids' story. This is in keeping with standard operating procedures used in the free press everywhere. The lieutenant said he was a little bit wary of the story himself when he first got word of the landing. That may be why the lawmen are so popular as corroborating witnesses for UFO journalism.
Cops have excellent credibility, spacewise.
I'll bet Lt. Whereupon all three promenaded in the park, did some high-tech tricks, reboarded and left. One-Tour, I will have to have some additional information. Such as, for instance, how late the three kids were for supper at the moment they spotted the red space ship arriving and were unavoidably detained by the nine-foot humanoid. Chamber of Commerce mad at me.