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course with plane. It stopped, moved to NW a first megnitude star.
and stopped agin before shcoting straight up-
ward'and diseppenring.
ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 SEP 52)
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E OBJECT CAME AT REVERSED
ADCL ) A CLEAR NTGHT SKY. THIS
HAPPENED AGAIN FLASHED FROM
IN FRONI US.AND AND AGAIN CLIMBED INTO A CLEAR A CLEAR SKY. IN BOTH IN BOTH
INST CLIMEED AT TR PDS. LEVELLED CFP AND CFF AND
DIS. WEST WEST
I WILL END MY STATEMENT TO WIT--THAT I NAVE NEVER END MY STATEMENT TO WIT--THAT I NAVE NEVER SEEN A SEEN A STAR STAR
CLIMS AND MANUEVER MANUEVER AND I AND I DOUBT THAT ANYONE ELSE HAS DOUBT THAT ANYONE ELSE HAS EITHER.
THE OBJECT WE SAW WAS NO STAR NOR WAS I STAR NOR WAS A REPRACTION.
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beon Ilying aln0s l942,....1nd c7e: the yairo I
otier phenomena aauociatsd vith atoospheria otier phenomena aauociatsd with ateospherio sonditions. conditions. That wo saw was
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tot aa tot aa astroconical or sotoorological phencnenon. astroconlcal or sstoorological phencnenon. The objngt The obingt
dived at us on a dolliaion coturse to the dived at us on n dolliaion coturse to the oxtant thas I oxtant , tho3 1 iemally ietually calisa calIsu
"icht) seen a seen
out ta ry paasengers that the thing out o my paasengers that the thing Ths solng to was soing to rum ud....I ha7e nerer Ad....I ha7e nerer
a'ar clinb and mnnuver and I douot mnsuver and I douot that unyone that unyone
July 4, Amherst, O. Confirmation of IthAAmha Canfitmnarion of
greenish-glowing UFO which former AF
hombar-pilot reported
diving at his plane.
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portnd la or He sad tha the merCaspde
upped rudcenly aind acnuteeS3a harale ooictd
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amporier pwatiud ha at all" jradyeg denanded.
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Is sreereh de Tawemphers at ordera. it s iw oflctal AF colicy
To olalM ax to wha it as mo puda out at evplunaon tor env trro)
Laer, ha aloaort OpezaeosDps- sigtira which tis reportod by the oress.
or, Jck  Gle, 1hed (ereaa that The bb9oe4 buo
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LNet adar
in thedar3oOeg, an dis "d3oorg,2andts eren doge y hwilyeiralted, conpetent moeyluwber
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themre arSadetaiteU the tre al SadertaiteUm hasty relsases, die AF hes avolded hasty he avalded
Be otoaa up at of ri. Be toeaeis up at of rit. nenrion of dentienaddn v radar or by menrion of ienadds bv radar or by
Fia firat yublle ceports of the Upo firat yublle caports of the Upo LE4DS of L2410S C coserers.insd. coserers. inaad.
nres as trackdet sd ox appear it has gived the (inprasxion thar dalpo) it has gived the imprasxion thlr lalao
une Wetina of Ialt T.  Wiphout roport whs a simple jnstale by a lone roport was a simple jnistake by a lone
so Siing scwye or CleslastA- Lilling Scwye or Cleielas Ae witheta, ia in the Stadve iape. witheta, a i the Stadve ia pe.
thect the ets, the ad mahed thect te bets, the ad mahed The Stadvnd siatathent was dtirad by The dtadvd siatathent was dutirad by
miver. uiver. Headlnz ir throunn Neadlnz Ir througn te Akron CO Reparch Cacorite, te Akron UO Resarch Cacomire,
Bohert Friend, cttiel or the Ar Bohart Friend, cltiel or he Ar shlcn 4 sorking Sotaly alib SiCA2 slcn  sordking Sioraly wlib SiCA2
BroustUhe Bok. it wriht- We are wraehd far dhe Commintee's We are wraehd for dhe Commintre's
Tver rn A. A cocanation. Cocanation
Avdldidg anv iantion of be anpore Avlddg anv iantion o be apore
1. naeal oinilemation, md the geal oinilemation. mod the
O's blose poroach a4 deserieed bv ('a blose poroach as deseruced bv
pilos. Maor Frad aald Ditos. Maor Fred aald
evidently had gnet (tlaled 5y evidentiy had gnet (alaled,by
mtr Canila. Ammosgtaria rlrac- mir Caonlla. Ammospheria rlrac-
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Reramber f flying saucers? "EV ERYTHING in his repoCt shooting straight upward and
Well, the Forelgn 7 Technologies points to this," Friend said. disappearing,
divisien of the Alr Technical The direction, the hour and Stadvee, a World War II pilot.
Inivlligence conter hers is evarything else." sand he could not identify the
checking out two sighrings of Friend added that the do- object.
Unidarnthed tlying objects made scription fits other repocts of
last weok by an Akron man. atmospherie relraetion made in
Investigating officers think Investigating olficers think the past. the past. Let us show you Lot us show you
that wirar Ernie Stadvee, own- tha! wirar Ernie Stadvee, own- sTADVEC said both times he the latest improvemen
er opareter of a flying service, er oparennr of a flying service. soorted a greenish object that mode made in quality in quality heari heari.
saw wss the retraction of a saw ws the retraction of a came down from about I o'clock came down from about I o'clock aids by aids by
star, But they won't be sure hizh on a collision course with
uneil thay gat deralled weather uneil thay gat daralied weather his plane. He added that it his piane. He added that it
dalx frem Akron-probably by nalx frem Akron-probably by stopped. moved to the north- stopped, moved to the north- ZENITH TENITH
Wedreaday. Wedneaday. west and stopped again before
srunved said he sighted the srunvrc said he sighted the All New Eyeglass Hearing
Iest UFO at 10:15 p.m. on July Itest UFO at 10:1i p.m. on Julv Living Sound Hearing Ai
4 whila fytng at about 4.000 4 whila fying at about 4.000 Priced
foat batween Cleveland and 850$27 $50$27
Alron. He made the second Akron. He made the second from
wighting the next night about viithting the next night about Coast-to-Coast FREE HO
the same time. the same time. PHONE FOR
Mal. Ronert Friend, of the Mal. Ronert Friend. of the NEWSPAPERS OR CALL AT OUR OFF OR CALL AT OUR OFF .
Technoiogles division at Wright- Technologles division at Wright- SELL THE MOST! DAYTON HEAR DAYTON HEAR
Pattarton Air Force base, said
he thinks Stadvee saw the 1015 Knott Bldg. (10th F)
atmospnane reiraction ot the
first nuagainide arar Capella.
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The ncst ingortant iten was a statement given to
sent tho data to us) by Mr in which he ropudiated the Ai F Force theory that
he saw a ster. he saw o ster.
"Why didn't this Air Force man mhy didn't t this Air Force mon (Maj. Friend) take the tine to investigate furthe
before making anystatement anystatement at all?" He continued,"His sapposition He continued,"His supposition that (wu) that (wu) sew a rO- seW a rO-
fraction of the star Capalla was strictly a grabbing for istraws! fraction of the star Capella ,was striotly a grabbing for 'straws' deal.
"Over the years I have seen tany i falling stars and other phencnenn assoclated phencnena associated
with atnsepharte with atosophorte conditicns as vell. I conditicns as vell. What we Saw wus not an astrondnioal or neteor- What we Saw wos not an astrondnioal or neteor-
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thab I eotually called out to ny passengers called out to ny passengers that tho objeat was guing to run us. Arte. that tho objeat was guing to run uo. Arto.
the object aa at us it reversed course and clinbed rapidly into a clear night sky."
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reported that a light had flashed across the oky
like a falling star. Mr pessed this on to the newaman and was asked if
anything had been picked up on Radar. He replied that he didn't know, adding
that he doubted it. Mr flatly stated that he did not see anything, nor
did he receive a roport of anything. He further stated that he hid talked to
Nr on the 7th or 8th of July and Mri did not mention the sighting.
Weather I Report from F Pittsburg Weather Station Almurst 4-O310
Lapse Rates 3 July 1900
Surface to 10,000 Normal
10,000 -l deg C
10,500 A1 deg 0
From 10,500 up Normal
4 July 1961 4 July 1961
7,800 to 8,100 Warmed up from A3 deg 0 to A4 deg C
Other altitudes Normal
July, 1961 Normal all altitudes.
6^July 1961 6'July 1961
7,800 to 8,100 Warmed up from 3 Marmed up from A3 deg C to Ah deg C. deg C to Ah deg C.
7 July 1961
Isothermal from 9,600 to 9,700. Isothermal from 9,600 to 9,700. Inversion present at 16,800 to 17,000
Neather report by Weather Bureau.
3 July 2000 EST.
winds NN( 13 Kts altimeter 29s9, Towering Cumilus to North,
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Aldimiter 992
4 July 1961 2000EST. 15 mi B 180, 6050DP, Winds ENE 5kts
Altimeter 005
2100 EST. High csabterad, 15 ml Vis, 18 183, 5950DP, Winds lNE 5 kts.
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Additional Notes: Thursday night shortly aftor lOPM ani Mr
went up to Look for the object , at the advice of Major F Friedd. They were
informed as to the time anilocation that the object would appear, They went up at
1020 M and reported no , sighting. Ir was the passanger on the socond flight
that Mr made. (Sighting on 5 July). Subsequent to the third flight ( Thureday
10Jul,y) no additional information Was given to the press by theso gentlemen, They
reported that they had not observed the phenomona, however it seems logical that they
would have made luch ado had the Air Force been "yrong", especially in view of Mr.
concern with the UFC Program.
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October 6, 1961
Dear LaJor Coleman:
I wrote you in regard to the sight-
ing of 7 July over the Akron area by I pilot
and others. I reeeived your letter, dated 18 July, stato
ing that This investigation l...cannot be concluded until
complete data is received- period or at least three weeks
from now. H
Would you please send me the conclusion that ATIc has
reached concerning this sighting.
Also, would you plense send me the latest New3 Release,
Paot Sheet, Ai UFO Report. Thank you.
ATmosphic ATmosphric afenctens afencte Cs tar ta .
Brobobl Broboll
Hhe Haryn Caglle Hhe Hrgn Ceagela-
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voiee a desoription of it
extal ted as ve watched the vacicus changes in Mgdat end
position (apparent hA. At noout the tme he
was comdnced it mas a moving dbjeet (1b np was ooodheed it mas 3 moving cblegt (1s geared to cone toard us to come toan u3
-- waula disappedr aad reapcear) I told him wat it wos. On tha -- wala dappetr asd rapoear) I tola hd Aat it ins. On tha
ground i later, ve locked at the star, now mudh higber above the horison. later, vo locked at the sbar, now mudh higber above the horison.
Alpia Auriga is often the culprit in astronanleal oightirgs.
I hope tais I hope this
^ 1s 1s enclosed.
Sincerely,
WILLEAN T. COLEAN, JR.
Najor, UCAP
UPO Projeat Ortlcer
Publia Indoration Didaion
ocllce of Informtion B

Ernie Is I was fying with two other he said, and then broke off in- lcoming at us would have put
Akron men at a bout 5,000 to a 180-degree turn into a haze it on the wrong side and it
feet," sald Stadvec. "At about layer. became too large for a wing-
Stadvie said he spotted tight.
Sure brilliant green and white light similas light Wednesday night "It flattened out at about
suspehded in the air off to while approaching Cleveland 10,000 feet.
our right. Hopkins Airport. The light be- "I would say it care within
He Saw "Suddenly whatever It was gan climbing and sped off, he three-quarters or a half-mile of
dived toward us and I thought sald.
Object on Radar us.
it was going to hit us. But Two With Hlm
it stopped just as suddenly. An object that behaved like With him were Charles
'Object made a ls-dagree turn and made 3 and a folling star showed up at up at Richard Swain, an Akron truek
climbed out of our vison into climbed out of cur vison into about the same time Wednes- about the same time Wednes- Richard Swain, an Akron truek
a haze laye:. a haze laye. day on rodar screens at the driver. and Clyde Skelton, an
By MELEN WATEBHOUSE By HELEN WATEEHOUSE Stadvee said he first Stadvee said he first Cleveland Hopkins Airport employe of WAKR. employe of WAKR.
Emie Stadvec, operator of thought it was a jet, but later tower, according to Operations Skelton sald he saw the ch- Skelton sald he saw the cb-
Emie Stadved, operator of jeet and hix first impeession and first impeession
Stadvec Aviation, Aviation, Inc, de- decided it "couldn't have Supervisor John M. Gieb. was was that it was fineworks, was fineworks.
clared vehemently he wasn't been." He sald the object flared up He said the object flared up "It appeared to get relstively
just "seeing stars" as some ... on the screen and faded out in close but becatse we coulda't close but becatse wo coulda't
are trying to make but. But he THE NEXT night. flying flylng a matter of minutes. a matter of minutes.
about 4,500 feet, Stadvec sald. The Unldentified Flying Ob- see what its total size was, you
alsò wishes he had never also wishes he had never ject report unit, 6172 Wilson ject report unit, 6172 Wilson can't tell," Skelton said. "Its ean't tell," Skelton said. "Its
spotted that unidentifled fly. spotted that unidentifiled fly. he saw the sRune he saw the sRine greenish Mills Road, Richmond Heights. rate of closure was exiremely rate of closure was exiremely
ing object the other aight. ing object the other night. light while he was heading Mills Road, Richmond Heights, fast.
"I've had hundreds of calls toward Clevaland Clevaland Hopkins had an unconfirmed report of very brilliant
E an orange-red object sighted "It was a was a
since and they've taken a lot Airport. over Westlake at 10:lo p.m. over Westiake at 10:10 green. I have no iden at all green. I have no iden at all
of time," "This time the obfect be- object be- p.m. what it might have heen.
Stadvec reports. Stadvee reports. gan climbing gan climbing and s and sped oft." off." Wednesday.
"But the worst is the men But the worst is the men he sald. The he sald, The Cleveland Con- Cleveland I Con. Fred H. Sylvanus of the UFO "It it was a high-apeed jet, "It it was a high-apeed jet,
down at the Wright Patterson down at the Wright Patterson trol Tower trol Tower reported it also reported it also unit said the report was phoned unit said the report was phoned it must have been extremely
Alr Force base, as usual trled had seen the light. but could had seen the light. but could in by a 17-year-old Westlake in by a 17-year-old Westlake close. But if it wus farthier close. But if it Wus Iarther
to makte us look ridirtilous for offer no explanation what it girl. away, no jet I know of cuild away, no jet I know of cuild
reporting such a phenomema. was. Stadvee sald he was giving have moved that faat."
"Mal. Robert FHad head Stadvee said he had seen flying weather report for
of the U. S. Unidentitled Fiv- the same sort of greenish light Radlo Stalion WAKR Tuesday
Ing Object Project at the while flying grer Japan dur. night, flying at about 4,500 feet,
Dayton field who cailed us ing World Wke II.
three tirnes that day decided
it was the reflection or re-
fractor' from the star 'Ca-
pella."
"But five people, induding 'Saucer Air Force
myself. raw this object and apotted the object. and disappearing Shundoys,
even the Cleveland radar about the same timss.
tower reported it on its radar went 330 degrets azimuth a star of the first magnitude. refraction of the star Capolla," Stadveo Avlation Inc. at Akron Force is checkting out to sight-
screen. We all know it didn't passengers a board, who also Stadvee reported he had two went off to the northwest again. came straight down, stopped. form erratically. He sald It the greenish object did not per- the same thing happennd. enly He said that the next night before shooting straight upward the nerthwest and stopped again He said it then stopped and a colllsion courae with his plane. from about i o'clock high on grecnith object that came down Stndvee reported he apotted a Stadvee saw was "atmoapherie base here, said he believed what Wright-Pattenon Afr Force foreign technologics division at Maj. Robert Friend of the sighting tho following night and Akron. He mada the second 4,00o feet between Clevelond July i while fying at about the first UFO at 10:i3 pm, on Stadved reported he atghted Stadved owner-operater of jocts (UFO) mtade by Ernie ings of unidentificd flying ob- Dayton, July & - The Air (Vindirater State Wired FromNear Akron
behave like aay falling star.
It first came right at us as we Reports
were flylng around making a Probes .1811
radlo broadcast-and we saw
it cllmb. Whoever heard of a
falling star cilmbing?" 6
Unidentified Hying Objets Researck Commilte P. O. Sox 5242 AKTON 13, OHIO