PROJECT BLUE BOOK

PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD

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1. DATE 2. LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS
0 Wes Balloon
20 March 1963 O Probably Balloon
3. DATE-TIME GROUP 4. Wee OF OBSERVATION GB Pessbly'Belleen
Lecal 1630 ? XX Ground- Vi sual O Ground-Roder = Prakebie Aiverath
cmt_20/2130Z | 0 Air Vi suol OD Air-Intercept Radar O Possibly Aircraft
5. PHOTOS ~ &. SOURCE QO Wes Astronomical
O Yes O Probably Astronomical
2EkNe ‘ O Possibly Astronomical
7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE wx Orher Physiological
100 plus varied incl a Te pho as
a couple of minutes many.
10, BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING 11. COMMENTS
Lady walking along saw spots of light Primary concern of witness was thdt
that were bigger and brighter than no one seemed interested in her
stars. Colors of red blue and green report. L/@iFriend finally made
as well as metailic,. Multiple objects.| contact by phone along w/Dr.
Colored ones widely spaced, Not birds Hynek on 15 April. Conclusion
or planes, Tried to contact newspapers}, reached that witaess had "spots
radio, Air Force, WX Bureau, and other| before her eyes," a physiological
possibly interested parties, function. Case considered closed,
DOD notified inquiry had been
initiated,

ATIC FORM 329 (PKV 26 SEP 52)

Loz & Hold

April 23, 1963

<i + alanis

Reference your letter concerning an unidentified aerial
object sighting, the Air Force has been unsuccessful in
contacting you via telephone. It is recommended that you
call collect Lt. Col. Robert Friend, Area Code 513, telephone
253-7111, extention 69216, at Wright Patterson Air Force Base,
Ohio.

Your assistance and interest is greatly appreciated.

Sincerely,

C. R. HART

Major, USAF

Public Information Division
Office of Information

Opalocka, Florida

Memo for Record: Dr Hynek and Col Friend talked to = =—_emGiipm
As she was only interested in getting her report to the rignt

individuals, this tm closes the case. The conclusion was
that ae "spots before her eyes" asmt a physiological

function. "
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az the hy. and not: eg wevenel bnrinht shining, nound objects ovenhend, rit Linst IJ
thought J wad seeing stand but 2>at is not noadtble, these wene vent ize end bri chien
than ary, tans J harl even seen at nioht. J continued me wale ane! wrtchina woven
and néticed they wene MOVED. Then J stopoe! to be sure they were movinoare then WEN.

They could chanoe thein pace o.’ movement, position anc seemed to be able to become
stationante ALL this scened #40 be at well, All seam to have the acme Ahinino, metallic
cppecnmnes except a feu, maybe “ive on mone uhich uene ned, aneen anc! blue. The

odd colored ones were widels anaced as thouoh theg were som sont of onovp Leader,

Y could not count than ow the wene too numenous but would! estimate them well over
one Aurcined in tre croup. Une ads bomen tron the rest on annecne! to be because iA

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mos dA2venal tices leaner anc’ seemed to have a rlow anoune it ws Like a halo,

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e number to call -% ‘onestea!’ (lone cistance/ for Unidentéi. iden liing Vbiects, unich
Y did but to no cvail. Wo one sceme- the least bit concerned! on intenestec, Y secachad
the paver this monnine for notice that someone else her! neponien 2 these thinns. lhene

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mad none, however ‘hene wi a item about Sonn (ets breahing the soud barrier the

Acme aztennwon in tie Acme general dineetion. The i jioni Hlenald had told me of noises
but no sainhtines J co think mabe the planes had chased these objects anc! could
not catch then becouse the wene very ford,

Shouls / have nerorted these sinhtinas on ignore them! J uw udtenty | f ‘luatenad
a# mu ei fonts to Ling som2 on intenesterd! in the event, If ee ane not ours an’ the
sinionce had no ror ilecoe of them utus wenen 'é theu intenested? J J believe ve should
Rrow, Jf they dis have some froviledoe o£ them and the whole metten shoul! be droped
enc! anu: Pethon Aiotinns best silent, 5 shoul’ Like to bnow utaé to dow I woul nok

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