PROJECT BLUE BOOK

PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD
1. DATE 2. LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS
Was Bolloan
May.-June.62 Argentina 000 Probably Balloon
3. DATE-TIHE CROUP |4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION Possibly Balloon
Local_ Ground-Visual Ground-Rodar Was Aircraft
000 Probably Aircraft
GMT - AirVisual Air-Intercept Radar Possibly Aircraft
5. PHOTOS Rptd Physical 6. SOURCE Was Astronomical
Yes Specimens 000 Probably Astronomical
No Dept of State Possibly Astronomical
7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION COURSE 0 Other
In sufficient Data for Evaluation
0 Unknown
- - various
TO. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING 11. COMMENTS
Rot m American Embassy in Argentina Insufficient data available,No
that various accounts various of objs have of objs have rpt of analysis of the Supposed rpt of analysis of the
appeared Argentine papers during obj. oBj.
May & June, 1962 June, 196 objs or fragments
lof an obj which fell obj which fm the sky. sky.
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At he aDe lme i Captata Morene's
interview with the press, Rear Ajmural yards Jway. 1t ot oMotainins intorination. Ricnard Hail
Eladio M. Vasquer. and Captain Aldo eered olf the road, shot up into the air. a1 NICAP was kind enough to furnish
Mounart , second in command of the tienting the arva is if at vere dayiight." he cooies of ciippings thev had obtain-
naval iistries revealed that thay were Then it landed. The sbjeet was round i, bot uniortunatelv the information
ot the U. S. Military Mission in Esoora in shage. verg lumimous, snd bi:nged its was alinost a complete dupileation of
n ne ith at 194) hours (7:10 5.m) liabts on and off several times it 2 what APgo and gathered If further in-
wheo thev saw a "ilying saucer"-grob mained on ihe ground tor about an cour. (ormation is -otained on these sizhtings,
ably the one photographed by tbe "La Arter that. it took otf and jisapocared we will feature it in a fnture isrue.
Negva Provincta hotographer. The Into the distance at bigh syeed.
pheto was pubiisned .n Raan." and In "La Ooinion, " a Soanish language
APRO has a cooy. but it shows oniy a paper puhiished in Los Angeles, a sight-
somerwnat flattened giob of light with ing aoceared in the August 4 tssue.
no tecaila. Froin Entra Rios Provinee Arventina.
The May 1962 issue of the APRO Bulle- The May I962 issue of the APRO Bulle- came a report that a flying sagrr land- came a report that a flying sagrr land-
in carrted a short articie on Dage 3 ed on a roed near Parana. Out of nt came ed on > roed near Parana. Out of it caine
concerning the sighting of a UFO and the sighting of a UFO and human-like beings over 6 feet tall, fair-
robot-like occupant. At this date re have haired with very lorge eyes. The stzhting haired with very large eyes. The stzhting
the foilowing additional infocmation: the fotlowing additional iniocmation: was reperted by Dr. Gazua, of Parana. was reperted by Dr. Gazua, of Parana.
The wife of a well-known and cespected who was traveling in his ear with his who was traveling in his ear with hts
rancher in the Speiuzzi. Vertiz area, saw rancher in the Speiuzzi, Vertiz area, saw wife on their they way to Goyn City.
a landed upconveniional serial object a landed upconventional serial object Dr. Gazua said that he was driving
from which came a robot-like creature. when be spotted the lumtoous object when : he spotted the lumtnous object
It carefully explored the are around about to yards from his car. The heings about t 10 vards from his car. The heings
the crait, then staddenly aoparentiy be- then caine out of it and signaled hum to
came ranre of the weeun watching. re- stop. When he overeame bis surncise.
enrered the oblect arter whicn the craft he soed odf. Ris vife was sheeked at
iaeented nto the sky and disappeared the incidont but was soon wed.
toward the nortd. The woman. in shock. The same articte sated that a trues
an rving to her hushand. She event- driver sio wns also drtving alang the
salv huad to be Dosoitailzed for snoek. road, claimed be saw three beings ahoae
Movevee. Der busoand arnved tn time shaie he could dod te .
ia on 'he ojuet taxe off He and others Ancta revort. this ume paesibly in
pproached the piace xtere the object June. was tetorted in the dane 4 salie or
Ind rarted and found a round srea of La Vor Dal Interior Dr. Feix Dh Pinto
mete graa io ate vas 2iven. 20r end as compataons, Paole Chisvose
n'e o toy of the apgearance. but "ait- Doetnr Kayd dllva Utero, Anged Silsky
norities" nd nenghbors confirmed the tnd Custaneda and Sngieer Carin Al
Iiet (iat Tha CFo was there thd that berto Carepa, wera out on Dikr of the
the cnss had gaen bumed. The object River Los Motmos. Coraoba alang unth
reared during he "eest hoers vnicd Duroximalery w ornor when tre brl
in wrooabry becween is and I p. m last biue cojects lew overhead. They

STATION NUIES: 1
ARCENIINA-Abot Sa.m. Jocal
tie I3 May, what seeins to have
bin svery Large meteor sailed over
ths pait o Argrntina ind zave rse
t a plagne of fiying sancer stories.
No e t the station a the ohiect
hut thete ane press reports of it
Imm Cordoh, Villa Dolores, and Immy Cordoha itla Dnlores, and
Megboza, and (rom nunerous small Mendoza. and (rom munerous small
towns and ddses in this area ... towns and duses in this area ..
later reports of high school girls
bypaorzed and trucks hi-jacked by bypaoized and trucks hi-jacked by
wther sanoers teaveiling other routes ther sanoers traveiing other routes
were heing iguored. - Don Tingle.

appreximately 30 x 20 x 10 eentimeters, carrying Cnglish
and Spanish inscriptions, vas reported taken and considered to be from
the United States. the United Stetes. During June and July various space objects have been
reported in the Telegroms Televroms regarding the interest of the Erbassy
in these aller in these allered bjects were sent in early July to rectors of the unl- were sent in early July to reetors of the uni-
versities in Mendosa, Córdoba, and Bahia Blanca in order to reach their versities in Mendosa, Cordoba, and Bahia Blanca in order to reach their
astrosomers and physicists. Replies have not been received, Prasident astrosomers and physicists. Replies have not been received, Prasident
Teofilo TAactgrtk of the National Space Comissiol reports July 26 that Teofilo TAactertk of the National Space Comissiol reports July 26 that
his organization does not know about the above recovered fragment or any his organization does not know about the above regovered fragment or any
others but that he will collaborate with the Embassy and the Natienal others but that he will collaborate with the Embassy and the National
Aeronautics and Space Adrinistration in such mntters. Aeronautics and Space Administration in such matters.
Robert MeClintock
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reported a. lying saucer landing Pampa after numerous
sightings in five provinces. sightings in five said the UFO
was seen by a was seen by a rencher renche: woman, who had a closer
view,said two robot-like figu figU sged the machine. Noting
they were they were observed, they they re- quickly quickly took . An
Argentine Air Force officer said tperts oerts onfirmed that the ground nfirmed that the ground
was sco was scc an l8-foot an 18-foo ircle. Credit ircle. Credi ICAP for these two nese two
recent recent ings.

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TUCSON, ARIZONA - MARCH, 1963
UFO PHOTOGRAPHED IN ARGENTINA
Cesar Domingo La Padula, Ariel Kap-
lan, and Ernesto Jose Ind, students of
the Institute of Mathematics, Astronomy
and Physics of the National Observatory
of Cordoba, sighted a UFO while on the
terrace of Mr. Padula's home, attempt-
ing to adjust an antenna. They said the
object was completely "irregular" and
that once during the sighting the shadow
of the object fell on buildings. Padula
does not maintain that the object is a
"flying saucer" and adds nothing to the
report except the above. The newspaper,
"Cordoba" published the photos (see
cut on their front page, remarking:
"Are they or are they not from another
world, flying special missions over our
planet?"
The newspaper, "La Voz del Interior,"
besides publishing on that occasion two
of the photos and comments about them,
confirm the sighting of the object with confirm the sighting of the object with
the added comment that corroborating
witnesses watched the object from the
Airport of Cordoba.
The time of day of the sighting and
subsequent photographs, was 5:30 p.m.
Doubt concerning the incident was ex- Doubt concerning the incident was ex-
. pressed in the newspaper "Los Princi- pressed in the newspaper "Los Princi-
pios" in an interview with the photo-
grapher of the National Observatory of
Cordoba, Mr. Julio Albarracin who said
he gave no credence to the report, and
that he felt it was the product of a
"youthful mentality" (juvenile hoax).
He aiso stated that the photos show an
object that reflects a "strange light"
from the lowerside and has a shadow
{on the upper side, the angles of the
photo are contradictory and there are
other details that make the whole inci.
dent suspicious.
However, the newspaper "Cordoba"
said that members of the Institute de-
cided to have the photographs analyzed
by professional photographers who in-
formed them the pictures were not
fakes.
We are making inquiries to get prints
from the original negative and addition-
al testimony and details-if we are sue-
cessful, more will be featured in coming
issues.
(See Photos on page 3)

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Above are shown 3 of 4 UFO photographed in Argentina. See page 1 for story,
page four for photo No. 4.
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PAGE 4 THE A. P. R. O. BULLETIN MARCH, 1963
Shown above is No. 4 in Argentina Photos

planet?"
The newspaper, "La , Voz del Interior,"
besides publishing on that occasion two of
the photos and comments about them, con-
firm the sighting of the object with the
added comment that corroborating witnesses
watched the object from the Airport of Cor-
doba,
The time of day of the sighting and
subsequent subsequent photographs, S was 5:30 pm. Doubt 5:30 pm. Doubt
concerning the incident the i incident was expressed in expressed in
the newspaper the newsoaper "Los Principios" "Los Principios" in an in-
terview with the photographer of the Na-
tional Observatory of Cordoba, Cordoba, Mr. Julio
Albarracin who said he Albarracin who said credence credence
to the report, and that he felt it to the report, and telt it was
the product of a "youthful mentolity"(- the product of a "youthful mentality"(-
venile hoax). hoax). He also stated that She He also stated that the
photos show an object that 'rollaots a show an object that 'rollaots a
"strange light" fron the "strange light" from the loverside and
has a shadow on the upper side, the an-
gles of the photo are contradictcry gles of the photo are contradictcry and
there are other details that there are other details that make make the . .
whole incident suspicious.
However, the newspaper "Cord oba"
said that members of the Institute decid-
ed to have the photographs analyzed by
professional photographers tho informed
them the pictures were not fakes.
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ahead of Venus. Thus at this time, before month after in the fall, it may be just as far from the
twilight has fnded enurely. you will see month, so that Venus, Mars, Jupiter and sun but is much farther south, and then
Mercury slightly below Venus and farther to Saturn are old friends, you have seldom, it may set only half an hour or so after
the right. Mercury will then be brighter if ever, seen Mercury. For, unlike the sunset. That is why this month of May
than most of the first-magnitude stars, other planets, Mercury never appears in the gives the best opportunity of the year to
although only about a fortieth of the bright- sky when it is quite dark. You either see it sce the planet.
ness of Venus. as you do in May this year-low in the Of all the planets visible to the naked
The accompanying maps show how the western twilight-or, as will be possible cye, Mercury is the smallest. Whereas the
sky looks about 10 p.m, your own kind of next October, equally low in the east at carth's diameter is 7,918 miles, that of Mer- carth's diameter is 7,918 miles, that of Mer-
stindard time, on Mny I, an hour earlier standard time, on Mny I, an hour earlier dawn. cury is only about 3,0l0. A circle with a
at the middile of the month and two hours at the middle of the month and two hours The reason for this is the small-diameter The reason for this is the small diameter diameter of this size would just about fit
carlier at the end. (Add one hour for day- orbit in which Mercury encircles the sun. in the Atlantie Ocean. It would barely
light saving time. Even on the 13th, Mer- light saving time.) Even on the 13th, Mer- While the earth goes around that body touch the western tip of Africa and the
cury sets before then but Venus is shown cury sets before then but Venus is shown at a mcan distance of about 93,000,000 northeastern coast of South America, at
low in the northwest, in the constellation
of Taurus. This is its position at the middle
of May; later in the month it will move LIC CODER
into the next-door constellation of Gemini, DIC OODER
the twins, as indicated by the arrow on the twins, as indicated by the arrow on MAY URSA Mitar BOOTES
the map. 1762 LYNX MAJOR
CANCER MATERS
Most Prominent Stars Most Prominent Stars HERCULES
Pollux URSA
The most prominent stars of May shine ntor anstor MINOR MINOR ORACO .
in the southern half of the sky. High in in the southern half of the sky. High in Palaris Veda
the southwest is Leo, the Hon, in which GEMINI AURIGA-
stonds a sub group kncwn as the sickle. CEPHEUS LYRA:
First-magnitude Regulus is at the end of Capella CASSIOPEIA CYGNUS
the handle. The blade of the sickle forms VENUS TAURUS PERSEUS. Denes
the lion's head, as he was pictured on 181
ancient star maps. Denebola, to the left, 4WEST Jecc Nurth EAST>
marks his tail.
Nexr to Leo is Virgo, the virgin, with CANES VENATICI
another star of the first magnitude, called CROBVES COMA BERENICES MINOR
Spiea, And above the eastern end of Virgo MAY
stands Bootes, the herdsman, with bright 117 CORONA Arctarus LEO
Arcturus.
Several other stars of the first magnitude HERCULES
also appear on our maps. In Gemini there SERPENS VIRGO CANCER
is Poilux while next door to the right, in CRATER
Anciga, the charioteee, is Capella, On the OPHIUCHUS LIBRA CORYUST CANIS MINOA
other side of Gemini, in Canis Minor, the HYDRA Pracol
lesser dog, Procyon shines. In the northcast, 9
in Lyea, the lyre, you can find Vega. SCORPIUS CENTAURUS
Below is Cygats, the swan, with Dench, Alres
a bright star comiderably dimmed because EAST
of it. rery fow altipude. This is also true
of Antures, in Scorpius, the scorpion, which . SYMBOLS FOR STARS IN ORDER OF BRIGHTNESS

will he reimbursed for tuition, fees and •Science News Letter, 81:265 April 23, 1962
other expenses of the program. Cost of the The pediatricians also called attention to
the hazards of strontium-89 and iodine 131. MEDICINE
program for the first group of trainees is Strontium-S9 occurs in the same general Overall Cure Rate Now
expected to be about $2,000,000. fllout pattern as strontium-90. However.
The institutions selected are Rensselaer it has a relatively short half life of 51 days, One in Three for Cancer
Polytechnic Institate, Troy, N. Y.; Univer- decaying almost entirely before it leaves
sity of Maryland; Georgia Institute of Tech- the atmosphere. THERE IS GOOD new from the Ameri.
nology: University of Michigan; University The short half-life of jodine-13l, S days, cin Cancer Society--the overall cure rate
of Chicago; University of Minnesota: State limits the problem of radionctive contamina- from cancer is now one in three, due to
University of lowa: Texas A. and M. Col- dioa of food by this clement to about two drugs, surgery and radiation.
lege; Rice University, Houston, Texas, and months following any excessive contarnina- This compores with one in seven cured
the University of Californta at Los Angeles. tion of the atmosphere. In large quanuties 25 years ago.
Sciencv Naws Letter, 8t:265 April 23, 1962 iodine-13i carries a danger of possible can- Also the death rate from canoer of the
PUBLIC HEALTH cer-cansing action on the thyroid gland uterus has hit a new low of 13.3 per
because of the thyroid's unesual capability 100,000 women, haif of what it was 25
Alaska Caribou Has High to concentrate this element. years ago.
of strontium 50 in domestic cattle. cahcers.
mnent inereases tnore slowly thon that of the The Socdety called for research to invusti
The Eskimos have four times the stron. crvironment. 3F gate "why stomach caneer bas dedined
tiunn-oo content of the ayerage for the world The cow thus climinates 80% of caviron 10% in the last 25 years." The consistene
population of the north temperate zones. mental strontium fronr its milk, the com degrease poscs a moystery to which no one
These findings were reported by Dr. mitice explained. has yet foand an answer
Arthour R. Schulert in Scicnce, 136:t 46, 1962. The additional safety factor that moth Nevertheles, the Sodicty warted, unless
published by the American Association for ers can provide through breast feoding is new progress is mads, total deaths foon
the Adcancemenr of Science, Dr. Schulert one to be carefully poadered by peciatri cancer during the Poo's will probabty be
is a biochemistry profesor at Vanderbilt clans," the committoe reported. shout 3.000n in the U. S.
University. Nashivitle, Tenn., now sttached Sciente Nows Lutter, 61 265 April 28, 1982 Sclence Nrwi letter, 91:255 Aard 28 1992

V67-7
ANALYS PI: Capt Benson DATE: 21 Dec 67 7
Photo analysis was requested for a print forwarded to FTD via the Office of
the Secretary of the Air Force. The print displayed an image of a circular
disc-shaped object with a serrated outer edge. There are no other images
on the print, the background is unidentifiable, and' there are no details of
the observation provided. From a technical viewpoint, the print was made
from a very dirty and heavily damaged negative and is an enlargenent of
unknown quantity. The O lgina negative is not available.
Considering these factors, it flet that there is insufficient data
available to allow fo an attemplat any concrete analysis of the object.
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intornation from the scientist who produzes it
to the scientist who uses it.
The Junction TransistoR As A Switching
DEvice-C. Le Can, K. Hart and C. de Ruyter
-—-Reinhold, 244 P., diagrams, Sto. Approaches
senniconductor devices as "concentration-pattern
controiled" devices, providing survey of the
large signal behavior of alloy junction diodes
and transistors.
LaBoratory Experiments in General Chem-
asrav: Including Seminnicro Qualitative Analysis
-Frank A. Kanda and Benjamin P. Burtt-
Herper, 28t p. illus, paper, S4.25.
LAND oF ThE Two Rivrrs-Leonard Cottrell
-Werld Pab. Co., 1a7 P., illus. by Richard M.
Powets, S3-so. The story of the early Tigris-
Euphrates civilizations, for young people.
MANAGemenT AnD ThE COmputeR OF tHE
Fururs-Martia Greenberger, Fd.--M.J.T. Prerr,
320 P., dingratns, S4.50. Lectures and discu.
sinn on such subjects as a library for 2ooo A.D.
and simulation of human thinking.
Maxxinn Evotvino: The Evolution of the
Hunan Species-Theodosius Dobzhansky-Yale Hctnan Species--Theodosius Dobzhansky-Yale
Unim. Press, 381 P., S7.5o. Geneticist explores Usim. Press, 381 P., S7.5o. Geneticist explores
the possibilities of understanding mankind as the pessibilities of understanding mankind as
a praduct of evelution and as an evolving whole. a praduct of evalution and as an evolving whole.
Mazs: Planet Number Four--Franklyn M. Maes: Planet Number Four--Franklyn M.
I8 Branley-Crowell, rev. ed., 116 p.. illus. by Branley-Crowell, rev. ed., 116 p.. illus. . by
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Mantcrne Tonay-David Margersan-Pen- Mantcine Tonay-David Margersan-Pen-
gain, 112 p., illus, paper, Sr.25. Recent develop- gain, 112 P., illus, paper, Sr.25. Recent dlevelop-
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MODgrn DIscoverieS In ArchaeotogyRob- MOOgrn DIScoverieS in ARchaeoLoGy-ROb-
trt C. Suggs—-Crowell, 117 p., illus. by Leonard trt C. Suggs-Crowell, 117 p., illus. by Leonard
Everent Fisher, Sa.95. Handsomnely illustrated Everent Fisher, Sa.95. Handsomely illustrated
anthropologist's book for young people. anthiropologist's book for young people.
The Mooean Family Guids to EDtcation-- ThE MOOeAN FAmILY GUIDE TO EDtCatION--
Peniamin Fine, foreword by Lawrence G. Der- Peniamin Fine, foreword by Lawrence G. Der-
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dered, comprehensive round-up of information dered, comprehensive round-up of information .
about the trend and present state of the Ameri-
cin school system, from primary grades to
college.
My Best Puzzles in Locic avd Reasoning-
Hubert Phillips ("Caliban")-Dover, 1n7 p.
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Cayenne, French Guiana. To the north, it
would reach s. Joh., Newfoundland.
Just as the moon always faces us with the
same hemisphere, so does Mercury always
keep the saine side toward the sun. In the
middle of that side, where the sua always
is high overhend, the temperature rises to
as much as 700 degrees Fahrenhcit-enough
to melt lead or tin. But there is no atmos-
phere; no air currents carry warmth around
to the dark side. Here the temperature is
probably not much above the absolute zero
of niinus 459.7 degrees Fahrenheit.
Mercury, therefore, has both the hottest
and coldest spots on any planet. Even Pluto,
the most distant planct, does not get so
cold. At 3.6 billion miles from the sua, the
rays from that body are very feeble. But
every part of Pluto's surfnce is p periodically
illumninated--and slightly warmed.
Actually, we can see a little more than
half of the moon's surface. There are "Ii-
brations," which pernit us to look around
one edge or another. The same with Mer.
cury: between the region where the sun
always shines, and that where it never shines,
there is a zone where it sometimes appears.
If space travelers ever get to Mercury, this
is doubtlesr where they would land.
Celestial Time Table For May Celestial Time Table for May
MAY Est MAY EsT
I 1 2:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. Moon passes Mars
9:00p.m. Mooa nearest; distance 225,
400 miles
2 8:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. Neptune nearest carth; dis-
3 3 11:25p.m. 11:25 p.m. tance 2,723,000,000 miles New moon
5 5 7:09 a.m. 7:09 a.m. Moon passes Mercury
6:00 p.m. Moon passes Venus
II 1I 7:45 3.m. Moon in first quarter
13 5:00 p.mn. 5:00 p.n. Mercury farthest east of sun Mercury farthest east of sun
6:00 p.m. Moon farthest; distance 251,
500 miles
19 9:32 a.m. Full moon
24 24 10:00 p.m. 10:10 p.m. Moon passes Saturn Moon passes Saturn
26 2:06 p.m. Moon in last quarter
1120p.m. Moon passes Jupiter Moon passes Jupiter
2y 8:00 a.m. Mooa nearest; distance 228, Moon neurest; distance 228, .
500 miles soo miles
30 10:00 1.m. Moon passes Mars
Subtract one hour for CST, two hours for
MST, and thrce hours for PST.
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No Case (Information Only) 19 May 1962
Seattle, Washington
Source: APRo Bulletin July 1963
:
Seattle-Another Fire Ball
Ca May 19. 1962 at 9:15 hundreds oi
Soaitie. Nashmgton residents were starti-
i oy he swit passage ot a huge yellow
hoi of lire wbicn appeared to burn out
in the itinosonere. Reborts of observa-
tons came fremt various points in Ore
un. Calforuia and Vasnineton. It was
cenerrily believed to htve crashed near
wait.e, but reoorts that it vas seen west
Jausath Fuits. Oregon and northwest
Red Biutt. Caiif. placed the cbject
ever the Pacfie Oeean wten it either
one out conunucd through the it-
Bosogete. or arisocd into the sea. Twu Uasogere. or aTksotd 1to cae
lncurs aiter the lacurs aiter the soectacular sight, many spectacular sight, many
meegle meegle in Seattle seattle reoorted reoorted another
diange noject dange naject 1 beight light. bright light. moving moving
trom vest to east. The from yest to east The Seattle Post In- Seattie Post In-
teiitgencer, in teiitgencer, in the May 29 issue, said issue, said
hat there was speculation that the sec- hat there was speculation that the sec-
and muvstertous object which "appeared and mvstertous object which "appeared
bout the size of the U.S. Balloon satel- bout the srze of the U.S. Balloon satel-
ite Eeno L. may have ite Eeno L. may have been been the same the same
oine first spocted one first spocted vesterday st Jupiter. vesterday at Jupiter.
Fia" Aceoruing to CPl. the article con- Fla" Aceording to CPt. the article con-
tinued. the Smithsonian tinued. the Smithsonian Astrophysical
Onserratory in Onserratory in Cambridge, Mass., later
zent out a request that satellite tracking
stations around the world help world help follow
"suspected (and) "suspected (and) unpredicted unpredicted bright
sateilite."

DEFIANCE, Ohio-Certain thatjf fied flying objects," commonly re-s
it was not a conventional airplane ferred to as "flying saucers."
or a meteor, Prof. Charles A. Prof., Maney said the object was ulars. away swiftly and disappeared in
in the vicinity for approximately Don Reimund and family along the s southwest.
Maney, s science professor at the half an hour. He said it changed
Defiance College, Tuesday contin- from fiery blue to brillant yellow with the family of a neighbor
ued his investigation of the aerial in colors, moved swiftly, changed first saw the object and, knowing
phenomenon he and six other its course radically and at times of Prof Maney's interest in them,
persons viewed near Defiance. hovered almost motionless. He
Dr. Maney is a member of the summoned him to their home on
National Investigations Committee the Canal Road, west of Defiance.
on Aeriai i Phenomena witn nead- The object, according to Reimund
quarters in Wasningion, D. C., and was seen by him for about 20
co-author of a book on "unidenti- minutes before Prof. Maney ar-
rived. It then returned and Prof.
Maney and others viewei it
Defince, Chio-Nay 20, 1962-8:20 PM
Frof. Chorles Taney, hend of the Physics
epartnent at Defiance College, reported
Seeing a UFO. He was company of
Irs. Haney, Mr. & Irs. nuind and their
daughter. Anothor couple also present.
Bofore Naney joined the roup, the Rei-
monds had wrotched the UF0 for 20 min. The
object wes a brilliant fiery bluo Pro-
fessor Maney observed the cbject through
northwerd appronimately Lo. The object
stopped, hovered for 5-6 secs, reversed
its direction and was lost to vision in
the Sw. A change of color to brilliant
trianguiar shepe. Thay turned spotlizht on it,
apoed and EAY have been insvirod
br a sinilar one, a fey days marlfor, Maney or Defianca Col-
logo, Doriance, Chio, Maney, who bas recently co-authored a saucer bock re-
riownd elsowhers in this issuo, has, by co-incidonce or otherwise, been in the
govs froquer ntly Hia sighting as well as severkl ethere, constituting
4 brief local

Pontieton, the U7o was round, dth protmusions like n-
connas. rtinz wae sonti
Great Britain.......5/21/62
The sighting tock place in
southern England - Wales.
Capt. Gordon Pendleton and Capt. Gordon Pendleton and
his plane's Pirst first officer,
Peter Murphy, saw a saucer
flying at 500 flying at 500 mph mph or more.
"The object passed at abcut
us at a-
bout 14,000 f , Theobject Theobject
was brown,irregularly shaped,
and with antennae. The size
of the UFO was smaller of the UFO was smaller than
a Viscount."

mnderneathn me at i4,coo feet. I: trude ootii a Filton. Bretol. buad reported thaat the object was
have alwy beeu soantia ahok. drm drae ad: "There was a bying at 500 mp.h. it is not sur-
bvrong mocers. f it ha been d. boc a soud sot. d i the prasing, that hais reply to thas was:
plaoe I wouid bave seen the wagct h-thite wis reated, m I have po further conunent so
ings. it cidin  have any." be wot h i o i o the make.
chpud I bon't really tpte in *The direct route frome Bromls to
Neither the sxty gasseogut Fhy sayot but tt o out be Cor't vould cartaoniv aocesr o wke
ir the tae sted woewti na in whhe thit jbd eod." in Bretrn radler h Taunton
9i

No Case (Information Only) 22 May 1962
Dorchester, Massachusetts
1
reported one circular
shapod object wi brillant yellow blinking lights around
its outer edge and with one red and greea beacon light that
revolved revolved ver Dorchester, Massachusetts Dor chester, Massachusetts at at 10:20 P.1. :20 P.M.

Woburn, Massachusetts
Diliambro of with
three other eyewitnesses, sighted a dark
grey circular shiny "saucer" irlington, Less.
Four Poloroid Cemera photograph taken of the object,
which made a swishing sound meneuvered.
was four Woburn men
watched and pho times circular dark Isaucer-
sheped'obje Hay 25,1963,-
Camera speed Land Picture
Films, Type 47. e strange unk object m vea from the
direction of Hanscom Air Force at Bedford.

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st sertaus tor ever. it is a at sertaus tour ever. it is a
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aow practieal strpn have yaow practieal stron have
ce taxn bmat to enter sphat. cet taxn bvmat to eheer shar.
, ar o the whae in the arout is tar o the whae i the arout is
oered at that bas hr di ered a that bas hor dir
eed ate "bretes." thwough eped ate " bretes." though
Ir Coandr. M. Scott Capenter Ir Cuandr. M. Scott Caupenter
heves that thee wae Hakas heves that theve wre Hakas
an the cuttde or his capode an ths cutede or his capodr
tarenter rkied that he couid tarenter rkied that he could
tele  cleund or the particles bv tele  clound or the particles bv
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sative disover in dened sative disover is dened s

JUNE 1962 SIGHTINGS
DATE LOCATION OBSERVER EVALUATION
Southwest, Canada Multi Balloon
Dawson Creek, Canada Balloon
10.15N 163.47W (Pacific) Pan Am Astro (METEOR)
NMONT∞ Hallet Station, Antarctic : Military Astro (JUPITER)
Lockbourne AFB, Ohio Military Astro (MARKAK)
Rantoul, Ilinois Military Astro (MOON)
Biloxi, Mississippi Astro (METEOR)
8 Dayton, Ohio Other (ADVER LIGHT)
8 Dickinson, North Dakota Astro (VENUS)
DR9 Laurel, Maryland Other (PSYCHOLOGICAL)
12 Lake Britton, California Astro (METEOR)
13 Berlin, New Hampshire Aircraft
08.O8N 105.5E (Pacific) Military Astro (FORMALHAUT)
Pueblo, Colorado Aircraft
25.15N 149.31W (Pacific) Military Astro (METEOR)
16 Knollwood, Ohio Aircraft
19 Columbus, Georgia Multi Astro (VENUS)
19 36.20N 174.41w (Facific) Military Satellite
20 Ubon, Thailand . Insufricient Data
21 Indianapolis, Indiana Military UNIDENTIFIED
22 Hallet Station, Antarctic Military Astro (METEOR).
22-23 Columbus,Georgia Multi (RADAR) l. Balloon
2. Aircraft
3. Astro Astro
4: 4. Other (MISINTER Conv
OBJ)
25 Dayton, Chio Insufficient Data
26 26 Dayton, Ohio I Astro (VEMUS) Astro (VENUS)
27 Fairborn, Ohio Aircraft
27 SW of Cleveland, Ohio Astro (METEOR)
23 28 Washington, D. C./ Hyattsville, M Military Military & Astro (METEOR)
23-30 Beloit, Wisconsin Multi 1. Astro (VENUS) l. Astro (VENUS)
2. Insufficient I Data
29 Aycayo, Bolivia Astro (METEOR)
29 Kettering, Ohio Kettering, Ohio Satellite Satellite
30-lJul Richmond, Virginia 1. UNIDENTIFLED 1. UNIDENTIFIED
. Satellite
ADDITIONAL REFORTED SIGHTINGS (NOT CASES)
DATE LOCATION SCURCE EVALUATION
Jun Universe Science News Ltr
Jun/Jul Zagreb, Yugoslavia (Green 164)
Jun/Jul Allen, Oklahoma Newsclipping
1 Bordentown, New Jersey Newselipping
10 Waburn, Massachusetts Newsclipping
18 Cuyahoga Falls, Chio Newsclipping
25 Tueson, Arizona Newsclipping
25 Falmouth, Massachusetts Newsclipping

This Case contains 1,
3225\" phots.

the eccitont to a strang r. on not reveeling
I do not gab,do not
Stories,as tio one about tin five Brazilians Vilo vore x
ontor an Ufo-thoy sor-at gun-point.They obliged to
Horr prosiding the played a joke ; on the Gormer
T ghall bo congress in Host Cormeny-
for the analisis of t o
if ical analized vithort that a photo cannot bo sciont- sciont-
to got it,as the Ty this oeso I was not able
rive ne that.You photo ves taken some 6 ago.So,ploase do not
Plets-,do it. are the only man that advice.
aicing for a favourable answer,I
Yours romain sincerely
Mip6lito Irigoyen Ctreot 9, 4
t em to go to holl.You I havo more pOwr than havo.Ploase
enlighten mo.Thanks.

vince) and Zapala (Neuquen). One newspaper and re-appearing. and giving off red fashes.
said that this vast flood of sightings n might well mark Reporting this particular case, one of the Tucuman
a new era with regard d to the UFO problem, a key- papers noted that UFOs seemed now to be
day in the history of Mankind. The paper added coming down cver closer to the Earth, and that
that strange cosmic happenings throughout the they were a theme of daily discussion among the
country had had a profound emotional impact public. Their presence in our skies at this time, the
upon the many cyewitnesses. paper went on to say, could not fail to be connected
June 4. UFO was seen over Olavarrat with the growing every
(Province of Buenos Aires), and newspapers called passing day they were revealing therselves more
it a "space-ship". it a "space-ship". On June 10, thep On June 10, the paper La paper La openly, so that "soon openly, so that nobody will any longer be nobody will any longer be
Nacidn Buenos Aires) Nacion Buenos Aires) reported that UFOs had able to remain in doubt as to their presence. able to remain in doubt as to their presence. Then,
been seen three times since the beginning of the been seen three times since the beginning of the like smoke dispersed by the wind, will be swept dispersed by the wind, will be swept
year in Catamarca and that the Governiment of year in Catamarca and that the Governinent of away away the veil of confusion behind which the veil of confusion behind which vain vain
that Province had called upon the local astronomi- attempts haye been made to bide attempts have been made to hide the supreme the
cal sociery (newly formed) for an investigation. truth regarding their existence".
On June 28, La Razén (Buenos Aires) reported
Reports of landings that on the previous day, in a perfectly clear sky, an
On June 13 the Buenos Aires paper El Mundo extraordinary luminous body had passed rapidly
from North-East to South-West over the town of
sightings over the Bahia Blanca area that the Chief Salta in the far north of the country, an area where
of Police in La Piata had summoned all eye- so many UFOs had already been seen. The paper
witnesses to appear before him and give statements. also reported that from around midnight of June
Some of the reports were of landings. The paper 27-28 until noon on June 28 a constant rain of fine
10
1

Aires) was accompanied by his wife. They were
driving in his truck at 1.40 a.m. from Olmos Marignane, France, on Scptember 27, 1952.
towards Mar del Plata. Suddenly a blinding light Pedro Atilli's experience
behind scemed to indicate that some other vchicle Three days later, on August 5, 1962, at 1.45 a.m.,
was about to pass. But the light was fluorescent, truck-driver named Pedro Atilli saw a saucer as
and so bright that they could not even scc the rear he was driving g towards Mar del Plata. Suddenly
end of their own truck. Suddenly they found his engine stalled for no perceptible reason. He got
themselves right beneath a vast cylindrical craft out with a lantern to sce what was wrong. The
travelling in the same direction as they were. In section of road (between Las Armas and Pirán) was
addition to the intense fluorescent light it was deserted. Suddenly, to his astonishment. he found
giving off reddish sparks. Señor Sommer made that his engine was working again, and at the same
several attempts, but in vain, to escape from it by moment he became aware of a tremendous
accelerating, and so they continued to travel along luminosity coming from a huge cigar-shaped object
beneath it for no less than 15 kilometres until they beneath it for no less than 15 kilometres until they that was lying about 300 metres from him, cither about 300 metres from him, cither
reached La Atalaya, where the cigar turned away on the ground or on the ground or slightly above it. The machine slightly above it. The machine
abruptly across country and across country and vanished. vanished. Senor seemed to him to seemed to him to be about 25 mctres in diameter,
Sommer (an engincer by profession, beitnoted, and Sommer (an engincer by profession, beit noted, and and was giving off a powerful orange eglow glow v inter- vinter-
no doubt an Argentine-German) declared to the no doubt an Argentine-German) declared to the spersed with flashes spersed with flashes s of pale e violet violet and bright green.
newspaper that such a crast could unquestionably newspaper that such a craft could unquestionably For a few moments moments he stood he stood there dumbfounded, there dumbfounded,
only be extraterrestrial. and then saw the object rise and vanish at astonish- and then saw the object rise and vanish at astonish-
Saucer lands on aerodrome ing speed towards the West, now ing speed towards the West, now giving off a clear giving off a clear
On August 2, various papers carried On August various papers carried detailed white light.
accounts of a saucer landing on the aerodrome at In the course of August, 1962, there were mnany
Camba Punat (province of Corrientes, far north- press reports of sightings at Concepcion de las
cast tip of Argentina). The airport manager, Sierras, San Javier, and various other localities in
Sehor Luis Harvey, explained that he had been Misiones Province (a wedge of Argentine territory
warned by his statf that an unannounced aircraft running up between Paraguay and Brazil). On one
was about to land. He ran out on to the field and particular evening, people in seven oft these towns
saw a luminous object circling above at high speed. reported a squadron UFOs flying north-
Failing to get any reply to their signals, he and his wards towards Brazil, The objects were silvery-
staff prepared landing, but when the object grey, and showed vivid red lights. They were
came down they were re astonished to sce that it was elongated, surmounted by round cupolas.
no acroplane at all bu completelyspherical body In an interview with journalists which appeared
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53355 - i.-
BOLIVIA BRAZIL
PARAGUAY
10
7
14 12
1
ARGENTINA 11
URU-
8 15/ GUAY
2
3
4 6 5
9
Gulf of San Matias Gulf of San Matias
Golfo Nuevo
- 1 Cordoba 9 Neuquen 9 Neuquen
2 Buenos Aires 10 Tucuman
3 La Plata 11 Santa Fe
4 Babia Blanca 12 Camba Punat
57 Mar del Plata
6 Miramar 13 Misiones Province
7 Catamarca 14 Churabicha
8 Mendoza 15 Ezezia International Airport
(12)

saucers were involved and had bee seen entering in the Northern city of Tucuman. He says he has
and leaving the sca in the Goifo Nuevo. dossiers covering the past ten years, but can submit
The current batch of reports contains nothing only these few reports at present, as these clippings
further for the period from August to December of are 'spares' He adds that he supply a
1962. But on December 11, at 2 a.m. in the morn- summary of all his main material. Here, I submit,
ing, a dramatic event took place near a town called is an astonishing situation. For some years past the
Chumbicha, between Catamarca and Córdoba, in whole of the Argentine has been subjected to a most
the Andean r region of North-East Argentine. intensive visitation, and there are cvidently bases
Accompanied by his wife and son, Dr. Godofredo there, both on land and in the sea. The subject is
Lazcano Colodrero, Director of the Sobremonte by now common knowledge, it scems, most
Museum, was d Museum, was driving in his car from Catamarca to driving in his car from Catamarca to Argentinians. And yet, apart from the few reports
Cordoba. The moon was full. When they had that have appeared from time to time in the to in the
gone some 7 kilometres from Catamarca, and some gone some 7 kilometres from Catamarca, and some FLYING sAUCER REVIEW, what haVe the peOple of FLYING sAUCER kEVIEW, whAt haVe the people of
fifteen minutes after passing through the sinall this country been this country been able t able to learn about it all?
town of Chumbicha, they saw, lined up in military Absolutely nothing. When enquiries were made of Absolutely nothing. When enquiries were made of
order at the foot of the mountains and not more the Argentine Embassy in the Argentine Embassy i in London at the end of
than 600 or 700 metres distant, seven brilliantly 1962, the replies given by their Press Attaché and given by their Press Attaché and
luminous saucers. Dr. Colodrero stopped the car Air Attaché showed clearly that they both knew
and they sat there, watching, t until, shortly after- quite well what was going on. They even supplied
wards, the squadron of saucers rose straight up and me with a list of newspapers to which we might
flew away at great speed, leaving behind them write. This was done. An identical enquiry in
trails of intense luminosity. Spanish went out to a dozen important papers. At
On December 22 the Buenos Aires papers least one paper printed the letter, and the present
reported that, a day or so previously, a saucer had batch of clippings from a private individual at
landed at 2.15 a.m. on one of the main runways of once resulted. Since then, there has been silence.
the International Airport at Ezezia, near Buenos Have the Argentine authorities, or someone else,
Aires. The machine had remained there, sitting on intervened to suppress any further 1 replies to my
the runway, until disturbed by the arrival of a enquiry?
13
1

C. Fontes. M.D. Brazi ea -aw a bumidous body which collowed ancher Moreno of Naval Inteiligence
Rann SweGen a h rizontal hine of fight at a very tow went 20 Kilometer marker No. 72 on
Gra0an ConaaY - Eastern Canads toute 35
m ches Fas alot ade. I appeared to throw oot briight The road to La Panoa. to ex-
-or Gonzales Gauteaume an.te and blue strraks behind. and was amine the site of an incident invoiving
Verezuew so bright it fliuminated the ground be- several truex drivers. Drivers Valentin
Parer 5. Norris. LLD Austraha neath it. Óbservers said the object tarn- Tomasini Guaro Tomasini and Humber-
ichi Taxanasni JaDan ed ine aight inio day vith its brilitance" to Zenob, told their story:
Juen Remonce Argentine Th- ebjert disappeared over the borizon A soout 4 10 a m. on the
Sergio dccba - Htaly morning
Aritt Wltrpouies ind later. when the bus and other oaat- of the Ith of May they saw whar ap-
Rpv N C. G. Crutwell Grege ongera urtived (ney toid of the sirange peaned to be a brignthy fighted railroad
Ed ardo Duete Nerw - obret they had seen car soout 10) meters away from the
Norman Alford 2040 b- about 4 t0 in highway. ts they came closer to the on-
New Zenand veinity of Carrana This corre.
Auls Sune Treeng sponds: with the direction or disapoear ject it moved and flew at low altitude
SPECIAL CONSULTANT ance of the oojeet sern by the observers neross the highway about t0 meters
Prot Chares Mandy,-Physics at Catmarca. ahead of the lead truck. The lights on
Fariy in the morming of the net dav the ohject, which they estimated to be
Sunday i3 Mav:, in the region of 20 or 3n. fickered, and shortiy aiter it
In Argentina Wayor Buratovien Sener Rene Ortavia- crosueed the road the hehts went out.
nellt his wife and s relative observed Then a red flash about 1.29 m by 50
The l362 flao' seemed to have of. two saining "dots' flying parallel clcse two saining "dots' flying paralle! close an shot out and the vehicle rose from
fierally opened with the January sighting ficrally opened with the January stghting paths and emitting  briznt orange bight. the fround. After it took off. they noted
of a UFO at such close quarters that The oojects traveied at very high speed that it was actually two objects which
details were easily cbserved. (See re- toward the southwest. toward the soutnwest The observation The observation separated and flew off in diflerent di-
cent isace of tha Bulleln. Hovever. the cunt isace of the Bulleln . Hevever. tE: wOS (peborT:Ed Y wOS (ocrborEd Y menr meny hers in in rections until they disappeared into the rections until they disappeared into the
interesting Argentinian series of sght- interesting Argentinian series of sight- neardy areas. distance. disance.
ing ing seemed to get seemed to get under way under way with a A resident A restdent of Ls Barrera, about 15 The duraticn of the landing The duraticn of the landing was ap- was a5
vengeanee in May. The following reports kilometers from L.a Rioja informed cor- proximately one minute, and the iights
cme to APRO via our Arzentinian rep- respondents for L Nacion" that he saw seemed to ccme from about 2o little
resentative, Juan Remonda as weil as an object surrounded by a brilliant halo windows in the vehtcle. A bum was
or ex-ruoresentative in that country. of yellow and red hght which moved heard which the witnesses compared to
ernard Phission. *20 T speeduiy nio the vest it a constant-al- the diai tone of a telephone.
UN 1aEHS, US.A titude The claims of the ohseryer. Senor The ditvers continued on their roote
On the tlis of May iae2. it betveen Raul Diaz were cort doraied be bunters and when they came back they stopped
1 asd 1 ie o n. residenla ut Corriona. a the -arne srea
lrgev ns aw a strange goject plowing In Ameghnio Jorge M Vailina to ntnd > mumber of damp. greyish
tiroggn the iumosphere. it traveied at ind companions r(orted seeing 1 sainy stans Samples of the earth were taken
higd soed Nows rege wore kip%, ohnspboresgent obyeet with a a later in May for analysis at Puerto Rel.
The 1OC O1 Upon Dearing the rso Captain Sancbez Moreno, Chiet
T oang ladiey i0o4 and 3hr of Intelligence at Pueito Belgrano
Cusis ut Cordonn. Hving ot wetr ogr br tiva alightby elongated balis Navai Rase stated that 'he Nasy hod
'eoba m sln aren seen hor. give (he 20 been conerned with the LPo phenom
gat hax g yah roy oearind of  rr object The tu sace l9s2. also be nad had dccs-
na 2 obeg to rayn ah et so low and upe to lon sith pwn otbers, to obserye uniden
1 en orn- fed cojerts He ad. "Lodieslly it his
n Netore: oneamn 7ny 15e Wat.ns/ was soc a maiter of stars or
bad L7 sal S.F planets but of mobte bodieg with inered
rema, Poe i)