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PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD
2. LOCATION 12, CONCLUSIONS

Was Balloon
Probably Balloon

assilon, Ohio Possibly Balloon

3. DATE-TIME GROUP 4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION
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Wes Aircraft
Probably Aircraft
Possibly Aircraft

Was Astronomical
Probably Astronomical
Possibly Astronomical

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sinsufficient Data for Evaluation
Unknown

O Yes
XIX No Civilian & Military

7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE
5 mns

BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING 11. COMMENTS

White, star-shaped obj, 10 ft long, Insufficient Data,
zig-zagging, very high, faded in the
SE,

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TELEPHONIC INVESTIGATION

UFO Incident - 9 July 1958, Massilon, Ohio
Comments:

1. There are certain inconsistencies in this report on the part
of the source:

@e An object 10 feet long at arm's length would have covered
his entire scope of vision.

| b. If true, the object was very close, yet he states it was
"very high".

c. He observed object for 5 minutes, yet could not make a
statement as to what called his attention to it (Item b. (1).

2. Call made to GOC Center, Canton, Ohio, at 10:30, with view to

resolving inconsistencies. @COIC - Sgt Turner (7) was given brief
summary. Said Cs O., would call back after matter investigated more

thoroughly.

3. (Date: 2) July 58, Acct No. 335-30 for lone distance call)
Call received 1335 from Post C. 0., Lt. John Marning. de explained

that further information could be given; that a civilian named
ae reported the UFO; and generally concurred that it was
an inconsistent and apparently unreliable report.

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| | George T. Gregory
Captain, USAF

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E. LOCATION OF OBSERVERS(¢1)240DEG AT 50 NILES , Papa OHIO (jypz4 orn. cent)

F. IDENTIFICATION OF OBSERVERS: (1) Sh hearetn AGE ©

22. MASSILLON PHONES «NO OCCUPATION, RELIABLITY
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