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PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD
1. DATE 2. LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS
0 Was Balloon
5-8 Ang 63 Fairfield, Ill 00 Probably Balloon
3. DATE-TIME GROUP 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION Possibly Balloon
Local Ground-Visual Ground-Radar Was AircrafRefule operatibn
800 Probably AircraftI. Meteor
GMT. AirVisual Air-Intercept Radar Possibly Aireraft. Moon
PHOTOS 5. SOURCE Was Astronomical3. Jupiter
Y.s 00 Probably Astronomical
civilian Possibly Astronomical
7. LENOTH OF OBSERVATION 3. NUMBER OF OBJECTS 9. COURSE Other_
1. 2-3 seconds L.one 000 Insufficient Data for Evaluation
varied Unknown
Varied 2. al night e.one 3. two
10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING 11. COMMENTS
See case file of multiple sightings in Southerh See case file of multiple tings in Southerh The Ronnie Austine case The Ronnie Austine case is attributed to is attributed to
Illinois area Illinois area for this period. this period three sightings aree sightings the Moon initially with transference to Moon initially with transference to
investigated. l. Ronnie Austine sighting. 2. investigated. 1 Ronnie Austine sighting. 2. the the Planet Jupiter The Deputy Sheriff
Report of meteor by Deputy Sheriff and town Report of meteor by Deputy Sheriff and town and town Marshall and town Marshal oserved a meteor. served a meteor.
Marshall. 3. Chauncey Uphoff sighting. Chauncey Uphoff erved a refueling ved a refueling
operation by elements operation by elemer of the 55 Bomb the 55 Bomb
Wing. Other sightings in the area were Wing. Other sightings in the area were
not reported until subsequent to the
investigation and are known only
unofficially.
ATIC FORM 329 (REV 25 SEP 52) ATIC FORM 329 (REV 25 SEP 52)

On his way
drove as fast
Almost immediately after
it had begun to sputter, the car it had begun to sputter, the car ran normally again and the radio ran normally again and the radio
ceased to crackie. this time being driven at i S
immediately informed his The
which were about two hundred
theI house. At this time the lights in the house were

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11 - 31 AUGUST 1963 SIGHTINGS
DATE LOCATION OBSERVER EVALUATION
11 Valparaiso, Chile AIRCRAFT
-11 Warrenville, Illinois UNIDENTIFIED.
-12 Cleveland, Ohio PHYSICAL SPEC Other (SALT CRYSTALS)
'12 Warner, New Hampshire AIRCRAFT
'12 Warner, New Hampshire Astro (ARCTuRUS)
'12 Warner, New Hampshire Mit AIRCRAFT
DR13 . Seattle, Washington INSUFFICIENT DATA
13 Borger, Texas Other (GRASs FLY EGGS)
-13 Snithland, Iowa Astro (JUPITER
-13-14 St Galen, Switzerland. UNIDENTIFIED
-24 Niles, Illinois AIRCRAFT
-15 Miami, Florida AIRCRAFT
-16 31.45N 175.19W (Pacific) Military INSUFFICIENT DATA
.20 Auburn,.Maine PHYSICAL SPECIMEN) OtheR(CHAFF)
.20 Furner & Ord River, Australia Multiple Other(SATELLITE DECAY)
20 Elko, Nevada SATELLITE
20-22 Rome, Italy INSUFFICIENT DATA
-21 L4.45N 170.20W (Pacific) Military Astro METEOR
25 35.02N 48.15W (Atlantic) Military SATELLITE
25 31.57N.174.258 Pacific) Military INSUFFICIENT DATA
-26 Dayton, Ohio Civilian Astro (CAPELLA)
28 Sangley Point, Philippines BALLCONS
29 29 Cnicago, Iplinois Chicago, Tilinois SATELLITE SATELLTE
30 -30 Vandalia, Ohio Vendalia, Ohio AIRCRAFT
31 31 Dayton, Ohio SATELLITE
ADDITTONAL REPORTED SIGHTINGS (NOT CASES)
DATE LOCATION LOCATION SOURCE EVALUATION
Jul Jul & Aug United States News Clipping
12 England. England "! "! "
13 Bourbonnais, Illinois "1 "1
.13 .13 Lodi - Hackensack, N. J. " "′ "! "!
-16 Gloucester, England "
16 Bluford & Mt: Vernon, Ill. Bluford & Mt: Vernon, Ill. " 11
16 17 Akron, Ohio " 11 19 ""
17 Baltizore, Maryland " "
18 Ft. Hent, Maine If "′
·23 Langiand, Wales ." "1
24 Parma, Ohio 1%o "
26 Wadsworth, England "' "1
29 Kent, England " "!
29 Madera, California "! "

When the object disappeared, it was at an elevation of 45 degrees
Returning to their home station, Marshall Sexton and State
-
streaks. sanneared after
On the evening of 7 August 1963 at approximately 0250z hours,
bobserved a bright diamond
shaped object in the sky. The object appeared at times to be
shaped like a diamond with a tail, I The object first appeared in
the south and traveled approxi-
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Marshall Sexton's con-
clusion that what Mr. saw was the "evening
Jupiter. Jupiter.
The sighting reported by Marshall sighting reported by Marshall Sexton and State Trooper
Gidcumb was a meteor of Gidcumb was a meteor of the fireball class.
Mx was an was an
air-to-air refu eling operation which took place in the immediate immediate
vicinity of fairfield, Illinois. vicinity of fairfield, Illinois.

T would say the obtain aracteristic glow from ceramic
and other organi aundg, illustrating that was of earth orgin
because of our present limited wledge of compounds and their
thermal control characteristics.
So much for my observation. Now I would like to know some things like to know some things
about the August about the August 4, 4, 1963, sightings 1963, htings Fairfield area. I will
dismiss most points dismiss most points of the investigati because of its characteristic because of ts characteristic
pattern and because pattern and because I have most I have most her information I need for ner information I need for
what I am doing. (However, you see what I am doing. (However, you see have done such a good job
of convincing Mr that he ossesses an over-active imagination
that T find it useless even to attempt tc talk or obtain information
from him. from im.) Therefore. T am turning to vou. Therefore, am turning to you.
He stated, "T had my radio tuned on WS...When that thing crossed
over my car the radio went crazy...it made all kinds of sounds..."
T want to know what these sounds were or appeared to be. For examplg
did these sounds appear to be scmewhnt like crickets to him and
an electric drill to his girla Or were thay later defined as
resembling slowly pulsating bursts of severe intermodulation with
othor radio stations? Did either Mr or his girl have any
aftor effects such as guiding instincf for a day or so afterwards?
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publicit ectiv m letters fr
Lexcusive ropagenda 'however, you feel that this material should
L not be spread ai noe be spread aro riaiildJi appose co proc protect from civil disorder
of typically of typically psycotic citizenry, I'll izenry, be happy appy to guarantse your
confidence. confidence.
My sincere My sincere thanks for being of assistance being of assistance to me.(
Very tm Very tr Ly vours. vours.
YMCA Hotel
Decatur, Illinois 6 25 23
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HEADQUARTERS
FOREIGN TECHNOLOGY DIVISION
AIR FORCE SYSTEMS COMMAND
UNITED STATES AIR FORCE
WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE, OHIO
REPLY TO
ATTN OF: TDEW
SUBJECT: Request for UFo Information 2 DEC 1963
TO: Hq USAF SAF-OIPB
Wash 25 D C
1. Reference the attached letter from dated
information on unidentified flying objects.
2. sighting was undoubtelly a meteor. The meteors
without tails are quite common. Also, the colors are consistent
with a meteor sighting as is the duration of three seconds. Satel-
lite decays
a. All satellite decays have an COmpO .e.,
Northeast or Southeast.
b. I Decay is characteristic by a b breaking up of the object
and colors tend orange.
c. The duration is much greater than a meteor sighting, for
example Sputnik lasted in excess of two minutes. The Tiros
decay of l960 was observed from Florida to Maine and lasted in
excess of four ninutes. . excess of four ninutes.
A case summary of the 4 Aug 1963 sighting in Fairfield, Illinois
is attached. It is attached. It s should answer most should answer mos questions ue raised by Mr by Mr
a a At no time did the Air Force atte time did the Air Force attempt to convince emt to convince
that he had an overective imagination, in fact, he that he had an overactive imagination, in fact, he was not informed
of our evaluation of the sighting. However, it is difficult to ex-
plain how plain how Pas as able to observe certain events and/or objects
while his passenger, did not see them.
b. There are many reasons for static on a car radio, for exemple,
aircraft flying cverhead or driving under or parallel to electric power
lines. No association was established between the UFO and static in
the radio. .
c. The Air Force has no info
in relation to this case.

4. The object, found in the creek bed by Mr was turned over
to the officials from Scott AFB. At this time it was determined that it
was not radioactive. is aware of this fact. Specific answers
. The object is a rock.
b.
c. Yes, we have bisected the object.
e. I
f.
.
1. The exterior layer
composed of
j. No answer.
k. The object was not radioactive. k. The object was not radloactive.
5. 1 5. A Nothing inthis letter is considered classified. Nothing inthis letter is considered classified.
FOR THE FOR THE OMMANDER MANDER
a
2 Atchs
Colonel,USAF 1.
Deputy for Technology atd 16 Nov 63.
and Subsystems 2. Summary, Fairfield,
Illinois case, Illinois Case,
5 - 7 Aug 1963
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Dear
Referring to your letter of November 15, l963,
and in pertioular to your plea for brevity, etc.s
we submit the information:
- Your sighting was
without tedls ere gudte cotmon. undoubtedly a meteor. Motsors
consistent wioh a meteor sighting as is the duration Also, the colors ere
of three seconds, Satellite decays are ruled out for
the following obvious reasons;
a. All satellite
ponent, i.e., northeast
4 b. Deoay is characterized by a
the objeot and colors tend to be red breaking up of
or orenge;
c. C. Duration of satellite deoay is much greator Duration of satellite decay is much greater
than meteor sighting. For example, Sputnik IV lasted than meteor sighting. For example, Sputnlk Iy lastod
in excess of two minutes. The Tiros decey of l96o was in excess of two minutes. The Tiros decey of lg60 was
four minutes. observed from Florida to Maine and lasted in excess of observed from Florida to Maine and lasted in excess of
A case Mery of the August 4, 1963 sighting at
Falrfield, Ill Fairfield, Ill is attaohed. attaohed. At no time did
Force attem Force attemot convince the Air
overeotive imoginatlon. In faet, he wes not overective imagination. that he hed an
of our evaluation of the In faot, he was not inforred informed
difricult to explein how difricult to expledn how sighting. However, 16 18 it 1s
certain events and/or certain events and/or Wes able We.s able to observe to observe
did not did not see thom. objeots wnile his passenger, Miss jects wnile his
For example, airoraf't flying There are many roagons for statio on a oar 2 radio.
or paraliel to eloetrio overhead or driving under
No assoolation uas made power Iines ere two causes.
the radio. between Che UTO and statie in
21 The Air Force has no information regarding a
"guiding instinot" in relation to this case.
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The object found in the croek bed by Mr
tas turned over to the offioials from Scoet
Air Force Base. At this tlme ).it was determined Chat
it was not raddoaotive, M is aware of thls
fect. Speoifie answers to questions in paragraph 4 of
your letter are as follows:
a. The object is a rock.
b. It has never been in outer space.
c. Yes, we have biseoted the object.
a. The interior is nade of silicon compounds.
e. No gold was present.
A f. There were no remalns of resinous compounds
inside.
s. Yes, thore were calclum a
present.
h. No test was made to determine its speoifio h. No test was made to determine its speoifio
gravity.
1. The exterior exterior layer is layer is 1ron Lron yri the interior the interior
or center is composed composed of CA0O3 427 FE. FE.
J. No answer. J. No answer.
k. The objeot was not radioactive. k. The objeot was not radioactive.
Nothing in this Nothing 5 in this letter is considared classified. letter is considered classified.
Sincerely,
MASTON M. JACKS
Major, USAF
Public Information Division
ocfice of Information
MCA Hotel
Deoatur, Illinols Ga523

view as seen
nevertheless a real and very t thorough reply questions.
Your help is really appreciated. T apologize my arrogant
attitude in my imparatives, but T believe some pe worth
taking to move closer to the personality.
I shoula like add that there is just toc much similarity arley
involved involved to merit ycur interpretation merit ycur interpretation. . However However, I'll 11I continue to
scrap together bits and pieces for my sorap together bits and pieces fo. own proble was really
thrown for a "loop" to learn that there was no gold le object, object,
which makes me think that it resulted from a natural occurrence occurrence
as you have hinted.
Sincerel Sincerely
→
Avenue
Decatur, Illinois 6 25 23
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of their lives shortly after midnight on
the morning of 5 August when a huge position over a barn where it hovered, ensuing sightings. We will list the par.
glowing object chased their car at high still orange in color, but somewhat dull- ticulars in the most prominent of these,
speed along a highway in southern Illin- er in tone than it had been when it and follow them with the conclusion of
ois. The sighting may have been the first. speeded up. the authorities concerning their explana-
of a serles in the area, or its publication Austin, by then very frightened, turn- tion.
may have occasioned the reporting of ed north at the intersection and headed On August 7 residents east and west of
otlier coincidental sightings. At any rate, for home. For a distance of about three Fairfield observed two bright lights. One
the following is a description of what miles the object kept pacing him to his was kite-shaped with a comet-like tail.
happened. right and rear. After he made the final Both lights going fast, one dimming.
The couple had attended a movie "The turn to the west to get to his parents' Evaluated at part of night a/e fueling
Great Escape" at a drive-in theater in farm house, the light cut across the road operation.
Mount Vernon, which is 32 miles west and followed him at his leit and behind A strange light "bigger than a star"
of Fairfield. At approximately 11:30 him. When he turned into his front yard, seen flying high north of a carnp ground.
p.m., they were driving along Illinois the object appeared to hover stationary It had been observed for about two
Rie. I5 near the Mt. Vernon airport over a farm house about 250 yards. east weeks. No official conciusion on this
when Ronnie leaned over to speak to of the Austin home. one but outside of the fact it was re.
Phyllis and spotted round ball of It is at this time that things in this ported in the north, it could have been
bright white light at treetop level, at narrative become rather uncertain. Aus- Jupiter. Date: Aug. 7.
an elevation of approximately 20 de- tin went inside his house, and with his Mr. and Mrs. Bill Short reported sec-
grees. He called it to the attention of father, mother and sister, watched the ing a "bathosphere-shaped" object at 9
the Bruce girl and they watched it, object from the windows. It was 12:35 p.m., same date. Object circular, bril-
shortly realizing that it apparently was a.m. Ronnie's father decided to call liant, with four lighted projections. Mrs.
keeping pace with their car. Austin be- Jefferson County authorities and have Short heard a jet plane go by but no
gan to check this, slowing and speeding them notify the Air Force installation other sound. No evaluation of this one
alternately. and the object still stayed about 75 miles away. by officials either.
with them, although at a distance. At Jefferson County authorities sent Dep- On August 8 Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Ma-
one point the object swerved toward uty Harry Lee, who arrived at 1:10 a.m., son of Fairfield saw a cross-shaped ob-
them, increasing in apparent size, then after State Trooper Richard Gidcumb ject "early" in morning. It was
retreated, and jumping up ahead to hov- and George Sexton, Village Marshal of speeding toward the northwest. At 10:20
er over an electronic relay tower. All Wayne City had arrived at about 12:45. same date. Alderman W. Scott Lawrence
this time it was south of the observers. The latter had heard the call on their of Mt. Vernon saw a bright light travel-
Shortly after hovering over the tower Shortly after hovering over the tower . car radios. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight With. car radios. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight With. oi mt. veiion Saw d oiignt igit t
the object hurtled to the north and the object hurtled to the north and ing northwest. Also seen by Robert ing northwest Also seen by Robert
ahead or east of their car. It stayed row who are neighbors of the Austins Lynch.
ahead and to their left until Austin were also called and they observed the A Memorial A Memorial Hospital employee and Hospital employee and
turned north on Orchardville Road to- light from their home. her husband were her husband were followed by a strange followed by a strange
ward the Bruce home. The light was ward the Bruce home. The Iight was During this interim, the family doctor light at 1i p.m. while driving. The light,
then on their right and east of them. lt was consulted by telephone as Ronnie was consulted by telephone as Ronnie bright white, was low enough to cast a. bright white, was low enough to cast a.
stayed in that relative position and was obviously a very frightened young- was obviously a very frightened young- shadow, according to the observers.
the couple watched it for about 15 min- ster. He was given a sedative which the Blueford residents saw a white, oval-
utes from the Bruce home, then Austin Austins had on hand in the house. As shaped object which looked rounded on
left and drove south, turning east on a the party of observers watched, the light top, flat on the bottom and with lighter
gravel road. The light, which had hov- slowly ascended higher into the sky and "fingers" extending from it.
ered southeast of the Bruce home, dur- toward the south and by the tire Lee toward the south and by the tirme Lee Back to August 7-Mr. and Mrs. Per-
ing the period that they observed it ing the period that they observed it arrived at 1:10 it appeared to be just an ry Pladgett saw a strange light like "the
there, suddenly shot diagonally ahead extremely bright star in the southeast- sun with lights projecting from it" while
of Austin's car, coming to a stop east ern sky where it remained until it fad- ern sky where it remained until it fad- driving home from Cisne at 9 p.m. "A
of his route. north, so that when he ed out of sight with the coming of dawn. large ball of brilliant light," it moved
turned north again toward his home, According to interviews and clippings from the east, was over their car when
the light was to his right. marshalled by APRO forces in the area, they got home, then it disappeared.
During this episode, Austin and the Gidcumb and Marshall Sexton believed Circuit Court Clerk James Wilson and
the boy had seen something strange, but his wife saw a "cross with a tail" in the
Eruce girl claimed to have been riding that what was pointed out to them on sky.
at speeds up to 120 miles an hour. After their arrival was nothing but the "East- Butch Musgrave of Brame) saw a
turning east on the gravel road, Austin ern Star"which at that time of the lighted object 4-5 times the size of a
approached the crossroads at high speed year would have been Jupiter. star, going east west, very fast. at
and a3 his car lurched over a hill the However, Jupiter does not stay in the the Boyleston
light changed to a brilliant orange and southeast and fade with the dawn--it area.
plunged toward the car at terrific speed. proceeds across the sky in the west. Also at Boyleston, this date, 7 or 3
Austin estimated that it was within Lee would not commit himself except others, including Raymond L. Owen at
loo feet of his car within just a few sec- to say that when he arrived the light dusk saw a big. bright light "as big as a
cads. it then veered sharply upward appeared only as a large, white star desk," going from west to east at high
and directly over the car. Austin said moving slowly south and ascending. (See Youth3-Page 4)

tinued it's attack. By this time he was in a state of shock and
was given sedatives on the advice of the family doctor. The
parents called Harry Lee, the Deputy Sheriff of Fairfield,
Illinois, and he proceeded to the farmhouse with M
village Marshall of Wayne County, to observe the object which was
now besieging' the farmhouse. Upon arrival the object was identi-
fied as the 'evening star' (Jupiter). Two youths watched the object
from the farmhouse until it t disappeared with the coming of
dawn."
Scott AFB was contacted and requested to investigate the sighting under AFR
200-2.
Information received from Scott AFB confirmed that the object besieging the
farhouse was indeed Jupiter. Hwever, sinc he story was attracting national
interest through the news media, and additional sightings were being reported
in the area, an investigation team from Wright-Patterson AFB conducted an
additional field investigation.
The following information is extracted from this report:
nd were driving east on Illinois highway
15 at approximately O500z hours August 1963. this time
noticed a bright object at approximately 40 degrees elevation to the
right of his automobile. Observers were were traveling in a valley of the
road and approximately 30 yards from the road and approximately 30 yards from the Bluford Transformer Sub-Station.
Cbject was next observed at an elevation of l5 degrees while observers
were near a Micro-Wave transmitting station. Object now appeared to
change course from the right to the left of the car. While observers
were still traveling east on highvay l5, object appeared in the east at
an elevation of approximately l5 degrees. Observers changed direction
and were traveling north, the object appearing n the east at an elevation
of 30 degrees.
When arrived at home he went inside and stayed for
about 15 minutes. From house, the object appeared in the
east at an elevation of 15 degrees. On his way home pfloor-
boarded' the accelerator and drove as fast as his car would go. During
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object appeared as
The object disappeared after approximately four seconds.
diamond shaped object in the
sky. The object appeared at times to be shaped like a diamond with a tail.
The object first appeared in the south and traveled towards the east.
Object traversed approximately 50 degrees of the sky in 15 minutes. The
object then appeared as two objects and one object traveled from the south-
east to the northwest while the other o
Subsequent to the field investigation additional confirmation of suspected a/c in
the vicinity was needed. Indianapolis Center was contacted for : flights to the
West. St Louis center was contacted for low altitude flights and Kansas West. St Louis center was contacted for low altitude flights and Kansas City for
high altitude cross over from Indianapolis, This information was requested to
determine the suspected a/c i determine the suspected a/c i sighting. TWA 287 was enroute from
Evansville to St Louis at Ol5lZ. Eastern Airlines flight 565 over Evansville at Evansville to St Louis at Ol5lZ. Eastern Airlines flight 565 over Evansville at
O2l3z, over Centralia at O227Z. These were the only jet a/c at upper altitudes
being carried at the time. A call was made to Little Rock Arkansas (Controller
for Sandy Spot Rerueling Area). Information received revealed that the 55BW was
using the area on the nights of the 6,7,9,13,14,16 from 0200Z-0500Z. It was de-
termined that the Uphoff si ighting was a misinterpretation of the jets refueling.
Call made to Ft Campbell, Ky. PFC Lattimore (Operations) checked records to
asaure that restricted area was not in use. ( Call to Ft Campbell, Ky revealed
that the base is no longer in use. This ruled out possibility of munitions or
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Marshall Sexton identified the object as the Evening Star. e) Two youths con-
timued to watch the object for the remainder of the night, the object alvays being
in the position of Jupiter and disappearing with dawn.
It iB concluded that first saw the moon through a slight haze
while driving in the valley of the road by the Bluford Transformer Sub-Station.
continued to see the moon at the top of the valley near the Micro-Wave
station; however, at this time his attention was diverted to the left of his car
and he focused his attention on Jupiter. He continued to see Jupiter for the
rest or the evening. M onclusion that what was the
"evening star" (Jupiter) was correct.
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COUNTIES Lombard mbard hywood Chicago N
Lateade New Troy
Adams D-8 Wheaton st La Brook Cicero B E R R
Allen C-1 U P A G F Grana field gBerwyn Union Piet Bucha
Bartholomew 1.5 33 Three
Benten E-3 Youo Oaks
Packtord [- Lislo Hinsd New Buffalo 112 37 Gallen
Beone G-A Downer Summit Grand 6
Croen 1-5 Grave o each MICH
Corrall E1 a -SUNOCO> Long
Cars D.5 o $1 15 Beach
Clek 1-6 Michigan Cit F Herston]
Ctry H.3 83 3
Glirtan H Uak Lawn (39
Crowford 2 Blue
n0es M.3 Beverly Shores
Deartorn 1.S 65 Island
Deester 1-6 EI Chicago S
De Kath C.7 Lemont Paloe Park Dhire Acres 18
Oetseare Midle sian Harber Soutl
Datels M.1 3 1Furne
ENAMAT B5 12 Gary
Fayetle ".) Chesteiton er
Favd U. 3 La Porte
Emitam 11 Lockport 13 Tioles Havel Crost Burdic
Frankin 117 Pack
Fulto CS 15 Woodville
B I? Homewo
Grant 16 Mok Westville
Gerene 11 Chicag His. 19 5 ane
Hxmlton GS -60 Wheeler
Homenet G5 Joliet New P Hobarl
Hamisen L-S Lenox Park Welhhor
Hendrichs G1 Merrilh Unien MI
Henry G7 3 10 Netghte
Howard E-S Steger John
funtinaton DE 21 Deap Walkerto
Fackm 15 10 Crete RUv. Valparaiso P
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Intteran 17 152 B
jennings 16 H 4
Inhnsen 11.5 I. 0
Kro ented An Brun w
Ret Boecher 4.
Lake Peofone
FePaite

Lagrange B.7 4 Lake
B.3 Peotone Brems
Ea Parte R.1
Lasrence 1-1 Kouls S T K
Madican F.6 Hcbron 9 6
Man0 G-5 Lowell
Morshall C-5 Soke Knox
Martio K-4 Ritchey Bel. River
Miam 0.5 Grant Dht Range w
Monroe 14 Fark thew Line
Manteno Sherburng PHs
Mentgenery GI North
Mergan H.5 Rockvili ludson
Heaton D.7 intion Whoot-
Neble 8.7 Onks fiold
Ohie 1-3 St. George Momence 73 Tett A
Drange X-4 Schnoider
Oses 13 Bairbonnais 2
Farke G.3 River 3
Perry M.4 Bradley 810 11 6
Pike K-3 110 Donhars
Pnrter B-3 17 6 Menkyr 6 Roselawn Kniman 11
Posey M.1 Kankakee State Fae
Pnlashi 0.1 Virgio Asphalium
Puleam H.4 A N K E Conradi 53
Pindolph F7 Arema 3 Fatr Osk Gifford Medaryville
Ripley 17 Michiean City. 28.395 A.1 Winamac
Rush H.6 Michigantown, 443 1-5 Park Hockins 1 s P R
Srint lesenh R.5 Migdfiehury, 839 B-6 Fark 5 6 55 Aix Newland 2p
Seott K-6 Middletown. 1.731 G-6 St. Anne Parr L
Shelhy H.6 Milan 1172 1.7 Enor 3 6 10
Spencer M.3 Milford, 252 B-6 Pembroke 8
Starke C-A Midersharg. 437 B-6 6
Steuber B-7 Melthomsen. 184 1.7 6 Francesville
Sulfivan 1.3 Milllown, 760 L-5 (49) N E SW O Surrey Moody
Parineau 6
Switrectand 17 Millon, 75? G-7 M1. Ayt AY
Tippecance EI Mishwaka, 32.913 B-5 14 Benverville Morocco X Pleasant C428 12
Tipton F.5 Mitchell. 3,245 J-4 10 Ridae Monon
tinton HS Modne 275 G-1 Gresdenm
Vanderhurgh L-2 Monon, 1.439 0.4 Renssclaer Oik
D Vermittion G-3 Mantoe. 128 D-R 52 ville
Vizo H-3 Muntee City, 453 K-3 7 City MoCoys Lee 5
Wabesh D.5 Monroevilte. 1.150 D.R bung
Watren F-3 Monterey.250 22 Donovarl Ade Brock
Warrick 11 Monterora 1,220 C.3 16
Washington K-5 Montgmery 576 K-3 Foresman 15 -Mbnon Royel
Wayne G-3 Monticello, 3.167 D-4 witks Center
Wells D.7 Mentreher 1.826 67 8
White 0.4 "areland. 497 0 Iroquaie
Whitley C-5 Meores Hill 415 1.7 7 indians
PARTIAL UIST OF Monresu-e 2,264 H.S 6 Besch
Morgantown 833 1.5 9 Watseka Goodiand w E
CITIES AND TOWNS CITIES AND TOWNS Moricen,1.181 Moricen, 1.141 0.7 0.7 Kentland Kentland Remington Remington Notway Nor-ay
19%0 CLNSUS 19%0 CENSUS Morcicton, 679 Morcictoon, 679 H-5 23 24 Seabe Reynolds
My Auburn, 164 M1. Auburn, 164 G-1 Crescent 15 7; Loganspot Loganspot
ISPECIAL CENSUS SPECIAL CENSUS M: Ayt. 222 M: Ayt. 222 D-3 Sheldon
Mcunt Carmel, 134 H-8 1 CityO City Reub Raub ionlicelio ionlicelio
251.Etnx. 171 R o U 1 s S 55 Shithoon Shithaon
*COUNTY SEATS *COUNTY SEATS 51.Etmx. 171. D-5
ME Summit. 235 ME. Summit. 295 G-7 Woodiand Darrow to 10 Wadena Paiton
Advance 413 Advance, 813 G-1 G-I ML Veraon, 6150 *ML VerCon, 6150 MI M.1 10
A1t96 Astn96 D-5 Mutherry, 950 Mutherry, 950 F 10 (m) Earl Earl
Atama, 153 G-3 Muncte. 58.479 Mumcte. 58.479 F-1 Woodworth T
AlLDRIy 1.P16 AlhLRIN 1.P16 17 Munster, 4,753 B-2 mon
Athion 1.341 *Athion 1.341 B.7 B-7 Nopinee, 3.393 Nopmee, 3.393 3-5 3-5 16 Milford H E
Alerandrin. 5.147 Alerandrtion. 5.147 1.6 1-6 Nestavitte.526 Nestavitfe.526 1.5 1.5 Fre Fowler :Fowler
Ambia 356 E-2 Nev Alhany. 23.345 Nev Albany. 23.345 L-6 3
Ambov 114 E-6 Newherry. 310 1-3 J.3 Crock Crck Freeland A 15
*Anderson, 45 820 F-5 Newdurgh 1.324 Nendurgh 1.324 1A-3 3 Brookston Brookston
F-5 Stockiand Stockiand Fark! Park! Delphi Delphi
Andrens 1,083 Andrews 1033 D-5 D-5 New Carleste. 993 New Carliste. 983 A-4 Swanington Springborci 2
Angola, 5.081 B7 B7 New Castle, 15.271 *New Castle, 15.271 G-7 Claytonville Clavtonvile Dunni 2 Atkinoon Atk R
Areadia 1073 F-5 New Harmonw. 12 Dunnington Dunnington 6
Arem 1 794 C5 1.360 1,360 1-1 L-1 Cinsra Cansra 3
Ashiey, 680 Ashley, 680 R.7 Nea Haven, 2,335 Nea Haven. 2.335 C-7 Park Wellington Bombell Orferd Orford Flora
Atonla 513 Atlonla 513 F-5 New Market, 370 New Market. 370 G-3 G-3 Groor Groor Templeton
Athea 3 852 Athea 3 E62 F.3 E. New Palottine, 504 New Palotine. 504 H-6 7 0 0 6 2 5 352 Radnor
Achur 5873 Achuen 5.873 C7 New Pekin, 513 K5 34 52 [233 [230 round Ockler Burlra
Aurota 1 780 Aurora, 1 780 1.8 1.2 Tew Poict, 322 Tew Poist 322 1-7 - Cheney 4 55 Otterbein
Austie 7905 1.5 *Newport, 650 G-3 Rankin E. Lyon 3 ville Buck
Avilfa 659 C.I New Richmond 391 F3 Montmorendi
Banhriden 455 G-1 New Ross. 335 G.4 12 Hoopeston a A
Bargenswilte, 413 H.5 Newlown, 287 1.3 49 3 Fine Lafayette
Ratesvifie, 3.194 1.7 Nobleswile.5,567 G5 Rains. Village West Lafayette
Battle Grsand, 631 N. Jadson 1 705 C-I villo
*Bedford 12.562 J. N. Liberty, 1.155 B.4 Tab
Berch Grove 5.645 H.5 N Madison. 115 1.7 10 Rossville
Berre. 2.277 E-J I Eanchester. W A E N tm
Reverty Shnces, 458 B1 3.977 0-5 Fedce indyville Winthro 13
Bicknet 4 572 N. Satem. 581 G1 1
Burdseye. 354 N. Vrinen. 3,458 1.6 ing Stewart independence
Bingel.2035 J.1 North Wiatster, 18? C-6 55 Wentpoint
Blonmingdate 431 G.1 Oakband Ciy. 3.339 L-3 Ar Potomac 63 Sou
*Blnomingtion 23153 1-1 Caktown, 763. 1-2 Alvin Hedrick Riversid Re FI
Bloanisville. 223 G-1 Odon, L.in 1-3 16 Attica Frankfo
*Bufton. 6.076 D.7 Ogden Dunes, 479 B-3 ng 12 Williamsport Odell
Berville. 5 072 1.3 Oldenburg. 392 1-7 be
Bosten.257 11-A Onlitie, 1.175 1.3 t0 we N
Bocwei 63 E? drectes.492 15 Jamen burg Rob Rtoy I1
Aob 1.401 C5 Orlend. 325 A.7 Man 10
Rowhing Geegn, 235 13 Orean 151! N.A 5 E n L. N Egentain
Oont tit 193 Oveofa 1 071 3-5 Eall Now
hremen 2054 R5 0qm1.228 17 Colron Fortlsot ach fown Now
Bevcla 729 A4 te k1 D Ayleeerth Hurchmea
Brgnton 247 G1 Offecbeie.(1 Linden
Brnck 215 n 1 Onle 1210 Stoneblof Wingate
Brooblyn, 592 H4 Osfmre 2s5 hst Danville Mellot
Brookshorg i32 Patmyrr, 327 Covingion
Brecttion 1.014 I Panh.7.575 Hll Cherry
Rrnakyille.2.538 H4 Parognn 163 5 2Muncte Sterting boro Groro
Frmanture 1 578 GS Parkee 315 Filton 55 Therntown
R1.99 J5 21k2.525 Fithan Veedersburg 5
H1y30.35 t-1 atrmt 315 A
ferter 1h 559 E-S Preniticton 2,087 G-5 Catlin
Bertet 217 CS Pearste 125 E-7 Slnam
Bumitowilite 457 0.4 POxaio, 162 G7 Fairmount Corner A sbueret
Butter 1.914 B.9 Pern. 17.209 D.5 Crawfordsville Dover
C1tn 277 G.C Dntcrshure. 3.035 K-3 Westville Lebanom
Cambrdge Cy. 2559 C1 Forncnlon 973 C-5 Yeddo Fan
Gaodea 60g 1.4 Ph Vi, J11 F-3 x
Eacthe Sere 437 k 5 Pattboro 29 G1 King Walace Ma
2,022 M . Maisteld436 H-5 Alamo Linne
Cartin H1 Fe 558 1-3 Georgetown
1 96.04 C5 Mark
GOT10 CS Fraots 2 1.7
CBTINS G Peale 154 B3
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PAGE 4 THE A. P. R. O. DULLETIN JANUARY, 1964
Youths as bright, white, round on the top, flat Thus, from the myriad of sightings by
(Continued from Page on the bottom. the citizens of Wayne County, Illinois in
e) Again on the 15th, State Trooper Lee the early part of August 1963, we have
apeed. Lyons saw a red ball in the sky north- only the usual unsatisfactory explana-
August 8. Mike Hill, cleaning plant west of Mit. Vernon at 11 p.m. It had a tions for eerie aerial visitors.
operator, and Chauncey Uphoff, a farm- long tail. Other Mt. Vernon residents
er, saw a kite-shaped object with a long saw a light at 12 p.m. One woman re-
tail, at a bout 8co feet altitude. It lit up ported an object "as big as a car" fol-
Uhoff's barnyard. The light went off lowed her car on State Route 143, south-
when an alrplane flew by, but went on west of town.
after the plane left. This object came
from the west along the railroad track The first evaluation to be suggested
east of Uphoff's farm. It looked like for the Austin incident was that the
a diamond at first, they said. Another youngsters saw the moon through fog
object came along-they first thought and, frightened, let their imagination
it was a jet but there were no blinker run away with them and thought it was
lights. The diamond shaped object a flying saucer. When the official report
swung around toward the plane, and as came out, however, it was decided that
it neared, it's lignts went out, and after Ronnie Austin had seen Jupiter.
the plane passed the object appeared as The maneuvers of the object described
a glow, dived toward the Uphoff yard, indicated that the "experts" have again
looking like a kite with a tail. It circled discarded observational i information in
back toward the south at high speed and favor of a pre-conceived explanation or
hovered at about 45 degrees elevation theory. Austin could not possibly have
over Merriam, then disappeared toward seen either the moon or Jupiter. He saw
Grayville. The men thought it was very something which maneuvered and flew
large, at least at 1,ooo feet altitude and at high speeds, and which had an un-
it made no noise. The Uphoff dogs were conventional shape. Ronnie Austin, ac-
very disturbed and barked all the while. cording to authorities, saw the moon
Same date, Paul C. Brock at Albion through' fog and panicked, and the ob-
said he and neighbors saw a brilliant ect seen by him aand his family later
light which stayed stationary for five was Jupiter.
minutes, then turned red, floated away, It is entirely possible that Austin saw
sounding like an engine. Jupiter later when watching with his
On 9 August Ex-Mayor Harry Bishop parents and neighbors. If he had been
saw a light following a car on Centralia pursued by a large lighted object which
road between 10 and 11 p.m. When the road between 10 and 11 p.m. When the terrified him he might not have also
car turried off the road and stopped, the seen Jupiter at the time so when view-
light turned, hovered over the auto, then light turned, hovered over the auto, then ing the bright planet later he would have
moved west. Bishop called neighbors and no way of separating it from the object
they all watched the object for about they all watched the object for about which pursued him, and he might have
10-15 minutes. When interviewed Bishop interpreted Jupiter as the object which
said the object came down Centralia had ascended and was hovering at high
Road, hovered over his house on the altitude. However, the idea that Ronnie
north edge of Mt. Vernon, moved west, north edge of Mt. Vernon, moved west, saw the moon through fog initially and
went out, then reappeared in the west mistook it for a bright white light which
traveling at high speed. During this maneuvered and followed him, can only
episode both he and neighbors saw the be accepted if we discard the observa-
motorist whose car was followed by the. motorist whose car was followed by the. tional data of both Ronnie Austin and
light, as he stopped and looked up at Phyllis Bruce.
the thing.. Later sightings of triangular-shaped
On the 14th of August Mrs. Henry objects were explained away by the
Linder saw a low-flying object at tree- authorities as night re-fueling operations
top level. "three feet long, egg-shaped, it which were unfamiliar to the observers
lit up the area like a Christmas tree," which were widely seen in the area.
she said. The ball-shaped cbjects were vaguely
15 August-Mrs. Jean Gutzler, of Blue- explained as fireballs, but before this
ford, saw a bright white object which explahation can be accepted, we must
righted up her yard west of town. It have a satisfactory identification or def-
seemed to be about 50 feet over the inition of a fireball. It is well known fact
barn. It disappeared within a short time. that science is attempting to find out
Same date, unidentified motorist re- just what these enigmas are. That they
ported bright, darting lights he had seen are unidentified and therefore could be
three nights in a row. He at one time a particuuar type of alien space vehicle
was driving when he saw them, was or missile has not occurred to at least
startled but managed to keep car under some s scientists, for it is their habit to
some control although he did drive it attempt to find a mundane and accept-
· into the ditch. He described the things able explanation for all phenorena.

Hicaatssolle 229 G.7 3409,1.177 1-3 Alvin Hadrick 1 Attica Ra
0 075 0.7 Ogden Dunes, 429 P 3 Zinn 609 12 Williamsport Odel Frankfor
*Roonitte, 5,092 13 Oidenburg 501 1-7
Poston. 257 H8 Oelitic, 1.175 J-1 nce 4 13
Botnelt 961 [-3 Orestes 182. F-5 lame ATC 13 Fllumarck 14
Brerbon,1.101 C-S Orband. 385 A-7 10 Rot Roy 11 Romney
Bonting Green, 235 1.3 Orfenns, 1.53 K-4 5 E R L O N
*Brazit 8 431 H-3 Osceota 1.09) B-5 fold Fountain New- 25 Clarl:
Bremen 2.654 P.5 t-good. 1.226 1.7 Collison Portlend Ar h town New H Arter
Brstol. 738 Drsuin 71 Stale
A.6 0.1 Line 60 Ayletworth Richmor Klrkpatrick
Bronson, 747 51 Ottechmn, 641 (3 Linden
Brork 215 P-3 Oventuattle,1.110 L2 Pilot Danville SteneLla Wingale
Brankie 592 H.5 Osford, s E-3 Melott
B.a4hp2 27? 1.7 Patmuts, 377 K.S x T Covington Eim-
Ponstcten 1.019 [S Pach,2.575 KI dale Cherry
Otkalte 5438 H.7 Paragnn, AE3 H-1 73 133 Grove
Bromeshure 1.579 G-5 Farkee 315 5.7 150 Sterling 6
Biaan,I.09? J5 Patoke 626 K.2 Eithisa Tilton Veedershurg Thorntown
8 yant 339 1J F20m.315 15 c
Renker Iill, 639 E-5 Pendteton, 2.082 G-5 Catlin c
Berke!, 217 G-5 Pennvile 626 E-7 Stnem 7
Buenettsuile 157 D1 Perrysvile, 462 G-2 Fairmoun! Bolglum CTner 2s
Butter. 1.914 B.8 ferm, 13,308 D 5 Crawfordsville Smarteberag
Gadi 772 G5 *Feterchurg. 3,035 K-3 Westviile 8Conl Dores
Cambnden Cily. 2 559 G7 Pinrceton, 973 C6 Cronk Yeddo Yountevilin Lebanor
Canden 600 E-4 Pine Villige, 311 [-3 150
Comohell dre 537 K.5 Fiftehora, 599 G-4 Cater x 4
Canelten2.C27 M.4 Flaanfeld, 13.436 King Wallace 23D Mac
Corbon, 430 H-5 Georgetown man Alemo Linns
H-3 Flaanvitle, 568 J-3 tiver 734 Nowt C7 7 bura h New Ross
Cartiete, 767 J-3 Flymouth, 6.704 C-5 Cuc 5 Market
Gormel 1,009 G.5 Panets, 241 E-7 Lodi 41 13
Carthage 1 ce5 C6 Purter, 1 45e B-3 Whies
Costleton 208 G-5 -Porta0d 7.054 E-) Tangier Sylvanis Granga vile
CoVa2a 1.022 G-2 Poseyvilfe, 1.005 1-2 Cot Ladoga
Cetnr Crove 193 1-8 *Prnceton, 7.673 1-7 Lan'e 2
Cedar Lake, 3.067 C-2 Red Kry, 1,539 F-7 Sudell 50 Byron Valley Lopland :10 town 5
Centerront, 207 H-3 Permington, 1.053 D-J Waveland Parkersbung
Centervile 1.355 6.7 *Rentteiser. 4.072 0 3 North
Chalmers, 508 E1 Reunalds, 499 D-4 Annapois Marehall Raceoon sBenard isiem
Chander1.101 M.3 Richoand. 19,339 G-8 W. Union Russel
Chartestoiwn, 4 785 Pyrgevitle, 250 F-7 Bloomingdale 5 Roachdale nt
Chostnbnete.L.035 F 5 Riey.251 1-3 Juison Macie
Chesterton, 3175 B. -3 Rizeng San 1 330 1-8 Chrisman Montezuma 5 Carpentors 74
Chriney, 439 M3 Peachdate, 318 G-1 Hume Motcall oma Nyes Fincantte H E N H
Chtinin, 1232 C-7 Paann 192 0-6 vilio J Boin-
Cicren 1.021 1-5 Roannke, 905 D-7 3 86- 19 Morfe 2 bridae Nea
Oarktrite 3905 L6 *8ochester 4.673 C.S Palimore 2 5 decer Danville?
Cny Caly, 1.06.8 1-1 Pocknort. 2,473 M3 MRockville" M 35 Groveland
ClNyron 116 C-5 Rockville.2.467 G-3 K Holtandsiprae Clinten 39 Handioe
Cirylon A99 H.4 Foseda'e, 673 11-3 R Bucki
Clereont, 824 G-S Rosetand 984 A.5 5 Hadley
Chnlan, 2731 H.3 Rotsville, (39 E-4 mi Costec.
Choverdiste, 6.13 Choverdste,643 H.1 Raval Ce-ter, 875 Raval Ce-ter, 875 0-4 Bemnice Bernice Catlin Mrill Clayton ayton but
Costesville, 141 Costesville, 241 H-: Rushvilte. £.761 Rus.hvilte. £.761 H-5 H.5 Blenford Fairview Manrfield Vaivalia Vaivella 1231 2 31
Cels 125 Celtsx 125 FA FA Pusselivile, 361 Pussellvile, 361 G-3 E D G A R R Blanfordi Park mo
ColurbiCity 4.745 C-6 St. Jon, 473 St. Jon,473 CS CB Jemup jenup 5
Columbus Is.370 Columtus I8.370 1.5 St. John 591 St. John_ 691 B-2 B-2 exville 6
Connettwile, 15.550 Connetrwe, 15,550 H.7 St. Leon 288 1-7 Paris Paris Universai Rese Bridgelon Greengastie Greengastie 44 X x F
Converse 979 £5 £.5 St. Faol, 069 St. Faol, 569 H-6 133 dale Diamond Lona
Cotran 178 Cotran, 178 8-7 Safemomia 181 Safemomia 181 1-S 24 5 5 Meridian
Gatydan 1.914 Gatydan 1914 1.5 Satem 3.271 Salem 3,271 K-5 Liheily Alberton Atborton erth orth Carbon
Levington 2.735 Lovnpton 2.235 1.3 Sardborn, 572 Sardborn, 522 J-] 16 16 Vermilion Liberlyy 150 2
Cranifall, 149 1-5 Sreatoes Sreatoga 313 323 F-S F-S Dufler Dufley NoaGoghion Fontanot Cosl Coal Ree Re 1IM
Crawdordville.12,851 CrawforIvie.12,851 G.4 Schererw"te, 1.457 Schererv'te, 1.457 B-2 BI att Cardonts tte 13
Comsell 419 Cosmsell $19 BS B5 Schnoiter, 255 Schnniter, 255 C-2 dfer! toel toe thre Burnett Harmony Hall
Crotherwaie 1.276 Crotherwilie 1.276 1.6 Scatishurg. 2.053 Scatishurg.2.053 K-G Grand 140 Manhattan Manhettan
Crown Pant. 5.819 Cmwn Paant. 5.819 P-3 Scelvville, B3X Scelvville, 83S H-3 View 5 St. Mary (150 150 diams
Cetver 156.8 Cetver 1.56.1 C.5 Settersberg, 1 661 Seltersberg, 1 664 N-6 K-6 of the Wor Knightsy
Cunthinna501 Cunthinna501 L-2 Selma 199 1-1 1 Merion ville! Brazil
Dale. 8*0 Oale. 8*0 L.J Seymone. 3.629 Seymone, 3,629 1-5 1-5 Mari
Toa 851 Toa 854 G.Z Shareswille 508 Shargswille 508 F-5 Otiver Hts Staunton Alcp) M M
Daswie 7.802 *taswie 7.802 G4 GA Shelburn I.11? Shelburn. I. 11? 1.3 1-3 W. Terre Haule
Dadinton,711 Dhadienton,711 F1 Shethyville, 11.734 Shethryville, 11.734 H-6 H-5 Ashorrville Asherrville
Oratur 1,771 O-ratur1,271 n.s n.s Shoridan 1.965 Sherdan 1.965 F-5 F.5 Denneer Denneen . 13 10 Foland
fncker 306 Dncker 306 K2 K2 Shipshewane.277 Shipshewane, 277 7.5 42 Catal
Detahn 2.330 Detaphe 2330 LI L 0-5 t trre rre Haute Centerpoint Centerpoint Devere
Denvat S3 Venvet 55 3.5 1.5 Shirlev. J,087. Shirlev.J,08. 6.9 10 A
Shrals T819 Strals 102 Art
Dutabrmn(1 1.7 Sidney, 168 C-6 Ime Rileyi 6 41 Jordan
Dubtin, 991 G.7 Silver Cake, 472 C-5 Clark 45 Boreling Anien
Dugrer 1.231 1.3 Somerville, 253 L-3 Ceniet Marshall T1 :1 10 Coty soro Green Carp
Duskirk 3 0ta E1 Sonth Bend, 115.911 R5 6. Keller -7 8
fumhan 1.151 B.5 Southnart 730 H.5 Salino Cly
Eimnreats, 196 G.7 S Whillrw. 1.279 C.5 O W
Py1.556 D.? Sneedway.5,499 G.5 Martinsville Hutten Pl. ET
Last Park a9 E3 *Seeneas. 2 the t1 1501 Frnet therk Fatrickabuns
E. Chienge 51 263 R.2 Seiceland, 739 G-7 C L A R X
E.GAy. 3.635 B.3 Sprirgenrt. 217 G7 Ds Pimento Cl3y
Eatre 1358 1.7 Srurgeen, 327 1-3 V 6 City
Ecomomy, 704 7.7 Stamton 187 H-3 Weir 206 Spencer
Infemaand 71 1.5 Shtesvilte 230 H-4 PstrieC: .N
dnburg 3.203 1.5 Stinesvilte, 155 M
itherfeld, 193 L.2 1-4 West
thraheth,211 Straehn 315 G-7 Farmers Cosl City rney
L.S Stllivan. 5.123 1-3 Union R burg e
Enesbathtoon,323 1.6 Sulpher Sorings Fotrbenks
Elsta35.616 A.S 351 G-7 Coolcont
Enettevatle, 855 1.4 Summitrlle, 1.061 F-5 Hymera Bloon
E2mma, B*5 Smam an 159 1.7 W. York York
Enosd 11 12 Swoyzer 67 ES Shelburn 5
10 83 Saste City. 128 1.3 Annspolis 7 asonville
Efren, fat C 5 Syerense. 1 153 R.5 U 63 L. V NGalm
ivahie Lasls 2 7 Tnt City. 5.75 2I Worthington
Tamout 2.616 5 Ternyeen, 409 13 Muland
ExOVrA FIN Vio *Jene Houte 5t.214 " 3
Ermershoue 1.324 twed. Hubonvile Sullivan
Eammlan,31 *Uinton 5.611 15 Faton Cars
Terenand, 1252 1 forela, 557 A6
Entem,219 G5 Trotsigne 419 115 Timbin Dugger G B
F-125 E4 Trov y MI B
For branch 1.044 L7 Uaon City 3.572 19 : tz City
Extivile 7 6.6 Unndile yo" D7 Robinson Larre
t W0,133007 C.1 1ner 179 117 axton 159 Linton Bicondield dnna
Funta Chy 38 5.3 Urtand 165 E-5 Stoy 3 Pale Minoral
Tn'211 EJ Wh0Na0 12028 B1 to Lyons
Eunterton, 222 1-5 Van Cure- s F5 C R A IV F o D
Fromceso 85 D.4 Yeetenbourg. 1.719 FJ ium ner
Frarmen U L Vern Crur iti E-7 Dresd
*ak1579 r.t Yeren, 149 1.6 Nowborn
0347316 H5 Vemaies, 835 17 cant
Framkn 100) 1.6 Verry. 1.209 1.7
Crdein-her 711 K5 ernes 13.831 K-2 we
fremacd )1) 4.8 Wahh 0.0 n.5 Yosthis an0a Lake
Frenth Lick 1.016 K.A WO 1A) B-9
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Durges, 1.204 1-3 Semervile 353 MarSian
Duokirk, 3018 17 South Gend, 115.911 BS 6 Koller
0antap 1 154 8.5 Southoort 730 H.5 6 Saline City
Durgnts 196 G7 S. Whitlrv. 1.299 C-6 a F233 ceport
Byr.1.558 B.2 Sreedwav. 5.138 G-5 Martinsville Hulfon O W
Eans Park 400 E3 Stencer, 2.334 1-4 Emnat 50 Backhawk
E Chiergo. 54.263 B.2 Spierland. 739 G-7 C L A R K atricksbung
E. Galv. 5.615 8.3 Springort, 717 G-7 Dalwin Pimento Hndl
1stn 1.593 1.7 Storgenn, 327 L-3 Vito Clay City
Lonmamy,235 G.7 Staynton, 487 H-3 Weir 746 Spencer
Edgewond. 79 F.6 Stibesvitle, 130 H-4 7 Prairie Croek wirs 2
Ed. Sure. 3.283 1.5 Stinesvitte, 355 1.4 QNeadmore Martz
itherteld a99 L.7 Steghn, 345 West R41e
Usrsheth, 211 L.S Suttiven. 5.423. 13 Union Farme Coal City Eliettaville
Lizabetatron, 323 1.6 Sulrhur Springs, burg 3
EANC35,546 A.5 351 G-7 Fairbanks
Ellnttivitfe, 855 1.1 Summitvalfe 1061 F-6 Hymera Coolmont
Einora, Brd 13 Sunman 359 1.7 W. York York! 48 8 49 657 Whiehell Bloon
[iwean, 11 362 F.6 Swavee. 600 E-5 Shelburn 5
Englasd 239 LI Swit City. 28 1.3 Annapolts 7 asonville McVills
Etra Geren an4 C. 5 Suraeuse. 1.453 B6 U S
vortatte 128.636 12 7 Tell Citv. 5.735 M4 E3 L V A N Gilmere Newark
Fairmous 2646 1.6 Tenmyron, 0 L-3 0 Worthington Hendricks
foirmea Park 962 H.2 *Tenre Haute 54.214 H-3 Midlando Calvertville
Extmerabane 1.624 1.J Thorntown, 1 380 FA EHutsonvite Mest ne Sullivan
Farmland 963 Tipton 5.633 r-S Eaton Vickeburg 231 Solsbe Stanford
Ferdinand,1.252 1-4 Tooeka 557 B.6 J
Tishers 219 G-5 Tratalgar, 432 H-5 8 G.
Fra.1.657 1.4 Troy 537 M.4 Trimble Dugger R
Fort Branch 1.944 12 Union City. 3,572 F-8 New e 3 Sv
Forlvitte 1,785 5-5 Uriondale 293 0.7 4 54 tz City
F art Wyne. 133.607 C.1 Universal 479 H-2 Robinson Lebend Faxton Pack Harrodr
Fourtan Cy 558 G.S Unland 1.565 1-5 59 Linton Bioomfieldr Hcbbievillo
Fonter. 2.117 E-3 Stey Palestine Mineral Cincinnali
Fawherton, 732 Vatparaise 17.028 B-3 4 Greere S For
F.6 Van Buren. 815 E-6 C R A W F O D 10 Lyons
Francetuidle R56 0.4 Veedersburg. 1.719 F-3 Carlislo Plummer
Franesen, C05 L.? Vera Crur 143 E-7 33 Koleen 45
anktect 15.070 F.S *Vernon, 4ND 1.6 9 Pleasantville 62 157
*trasktin, 2,315 H. *Vershiles, M86 1.7 Flat Marc Newborry Dresden bunz
Fronatie, 1 007 1.6 *Vevay. 1.303 1-7 QHordin- sDoans 5
Fredeniceshurg, 211 KS Vinconnes 18.831 K.2 ville Aroca
Fremont 917 A.S Wata10.621 D6 andborn otiani Oolitic
A1Eh Lic. 1.946 K4 WAkamusa, 1.113 3.5 E. Healhsville 2 Lele
Faltom 356 D-S Watkerfon, 2.102 81 13 Elnora 7
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Careit 4291 C-7 WALP0, 1.247 E-7 J 5 Wostphalia 2 Odon
Gany. 133 911 3.3 Warsan. £625 Chaincey AMMUNITION
Gts City. 3.787 E-6 C-S Birds Custeron 5
Geston 779 Washineton. 10.387 K.3 Westport DEPOT
F.6 Waterion, 1.11: B.7 Russellville Burns City
Genera 993 1.7 Waveland. 553 G-3 1 Emison aisport Ragle-ville
Gostrynie 731 1-3 Waynetown 658 F-3 Plain- ICRANE
Congetan 449 Geweetswn.439 1.-5 L-5 W. Baden Springs. W.Baden Springs 10 vile Brambl- Indian Sprs, Indhan Spry
iteod 112 iitwcod 112 1-7 11-7 1047 1 047 M.4 L A WR W R E N C C E 33 Druc
Gondinnd 1.213 Gondiend 1.213 D-3 0-3 West Coffege Coener. West Coffege Corner. Lawrenceville -villo Bickniell Bickniell Trinty Trinty
Goshen 13.003 Goshien 13.003 B 5 513 513 H-8 7 Ragadale Sprs
a J Territarinl Capital Territarin! Capitasl 67 Ragedale 45 M T N N 50 Mitchel
Grha 370 Grhl 370 C-7 W. Csfayette. 11.873 W. Cafayette. 11.873 E-4 S e EKxerhai
Crand View 664 Crond View. 664 M3 M3 W Lehanon. 642 W Lehanon. 642 F-3 Sumner (010 50 10 D E 4
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Greesheld. 6 153 *Greesheld. 6153 G.6 Nestuilte. 524 Nestuilte 524 St. Mamer St. Mmory 6Inichton 50 Loogootee 150
Crrenashoto,241 Crrenshoto,241 G-5 R.1 Site of Fart Sachilng Site of Fort Sechg 6 Inichton 2150 150 Montgomery 7 Orleans Orleans
G100m8er 6.519 Gtengerg 6.519 Wheatheld 195 C-3 61 Whidatland i w ndatland Shoals
1.6 Wheatland 715 Wheatland 735 X 3 X 3 to 35 IT
Greens Fork 413 Grrens Fork 413 G-7 Whiteland, 265 Whiteland, 255 H-5 I! I1 249 24D HOOSIER
Greentonn, 1.160 Greentoan, 1,150 E-5 Whitertown. 550 Whitertown.550 C.5 Washington Washington Crre
Grentvi le, 265 Greetivi le, 295 I-S L-5 Whiting 9.669 Whiting 9.669 B: B? Helens I Montce Montoe Whitt
Crrenwnod.3,060 H.5 H.5 Withinon, 255 Withinton, 255 G-6 City Glen
Cotim, 249 Cntim, 249 1-1 1-1 Whl ampoot. 1 241 Whtam0oot. 1.241 F.3 Dale Dalep
Gntth 4 170 Grtth 4 170 6-7 We 2.166 W0e 2.166 D: St. 4 43 Corning
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Wrrmation 376 Wermatien 376 B.8 8.8 Windtath, 963 Windtat, 963 F-5 F-5 5
Hamtel 659 C-4 Wingale, 200 Wingate, 200 F-3 Hudsonville Ycnne French Lick
Hammond 87.504 Hammond 87.594 B-2 B.2 Wieena Lake 1.356 Wieena Lake 1.356 C-6 C-6 Lancaster Allendaic Allendaie
Hamover 1.069 K.G Winstow, I 122 13 UDecker 5 Iva Iva
Hardonstroue 257 HadNtre 247 K-S Welcott 778 Welcntt 778 0.3 Frendsvittes Petersburg Crysta
City.7.253 2Caty.7.253 E.7 E-7 W Seottualle, 672 Wr Seottwalle, 672 D.7 atton Hazleton Postersville PHays
Hasisedie 340. 1.6 Worthington. 1527 13 5 Younr
Hrustad 894 U-2 Yeaman 180 E-1 Alforo Norton 14
Harteton, 199 K-2 Yaratann I 103 F.F WABAS wville Keile
Hetrge 1.010 C-3 Ziansville. 1,536 G-5 6 Clymery Unon Otwell Dubels
ghfad 5.279 B-2 Mt. NATIONALY
Haotebera, 52 F-1 Carmel Patola ovin F 5 Ireland WEllsworth Elon
Hohar, 10,244 5.3 to F3i
Hold 501 t-3
Mmse 1 215 1-5 Alhion nteville Jasper
Marfien 420 8-7 19 a_ Wihstow Wetlt
Hont gteg .056 U-3 4 Browns Princeton Oakland
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000 5215 h-3 Owensville 2 Zoar. 64 Huntingburg Doolittle
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24.685 16 68 Stendal 5
1s1.973 E.6 Fort 10 Hollan FOREST
fonesnita 275 1.5 11 Branch 3 51 Unieglewn
Pomgien 15 Calvin 6D nr
Pand 5119 nI A 03 Haubatade W Ferk
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aavette is35 ts. 37 Evaoston 145
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Grrendale 2018 T.8 W. Terre Nacte 3.357 H-2 SMe Montgomery Orleans
Crente' <150 G-6 Westal'e 521 8.4 Sinte of Furt Sactuy Shoals
Grembore 24) G6 thetheld 15 C1 35
Greenstorg.U619 1 5 Wherfesd.735 X-3 10 HOOSIER
Genga For 13 Whtatrad465 4.5 245 Washington
Greent an LIGO 1-5 Whitertewa 550 C5 Helona Monroe
Cresruafe. 206 L-5 Whiting 2.569 B-2 14 City
Greenwend.3.000 H-3 Whlkiesen, 365 G-6 D:
Gnl n 24 11 WiaHmN!1.24 F-3 St.
Orifhih 2 470 R-2 Wormae 2.155 D.1 10 Allerdsy ndom W. Baden Sprs.
HOrIiNn, 1.694 G-7 Wtnchester,5.467 F.1 Francisville 13 7
Hal 176 D.8 Windfatt. 953 F-5 Hudecville Yenre French Lick
Hamlet 659 C-4 Wergate 200 F-3
Hammar3 87 594 B Winona Lake 1.366 C-6 Lencanter Allendaie Iva
Handrer. 1.060 K-5 Wreslow, 1 317 13 Frendsville Petersburg Cryeta!
Harioe 297 K. 5 Woleott 778 D-3 atton Hazleton Aln0rs crtersviile Hay
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Houbtadt 8 1 2 Ycoman, 180 E-4 (Orrville Kellerviie(S15 9Cuzcos Green
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Hebron 1.010 C 3 honsv.lle. 1.535 G-5 Calo NATIONAL
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Rempton, F-5 Caidn Haubetadt 5
Kandalvite. 5.119 Xemdallmtle. 6 119 B.1 8.7 lohnstura
Wen-ard, 185 Wrnrard, 185 G.6 Lynnvilie "Selvin Matah Match 162 162
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Keenna, 680 Kewanna,680 D-5 D-S : ynthiana ley Heilman 7 Meiread Meirrad
Somgan 509 Womgman 509 6.3 Treasville reasville Branchaile
Mingehury 281 Kingechuty 281 B.1 R.1 alle Stacer 315 Bristow Apalons Apalons
Kirkbn, 734 1-5 Posey IPosey :2 2 13 rfeld feld Folsomville Lineoin Sprte Spnte Baeden Barden
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5 30 11 P{ Abingdon, 3,300 E-3 53 Lake Zurich 850 B-5
Yorkvilio Addison, 11.354 B-6 La Motile 505 C-4
Eariville 4 12 x Googirgs Gr Millothian Har 12 Adchae 1 135 B-4 Lanark. 1.359 B.3-
Milibrpok 2 126
Plainfield Statef 9 Tinley 123 6 12120 Aitany, 544 C-3 Lansing 112 293 C-)
Meriden E N D A 2 Lockpoit Teatn 16 Albion 2 287 1-5 La Saide. 12.023 D5
H:Cres Highind Aledu. 2 S19 0-2 Lawience ville. 6,328 J-7
7 Baker Helmor Caton Mbrley 2 Lans Alcais. 621 D-2 Lebanun, 2 417. 1-4
Platty Farms Joliet 5Nome B-6 Lumicat, 2.757
a Mendola Nowark Mohena ID Srilfm Algunqua 1.223 C-6
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h New 80 8 0yer Saherermlle Alpiia, C30 D-3 Le Nay. 1.520 F-5
Serera 19 12 Lenox Allamond I 580 1-5 Lewnslcaa. 2.530 1-3
inqton Troy Grove 9 Liskor. 6 PT. 10 Brubene Frankiortd S. Al. 32 550 1-3 Lexington, 1.181 [-5
Chicagol Altona, 462 D-3 Libertyviile 16561 A.7
52 Suger. an Crowaty Ambay 2.128 C4 Lincola, 14 367 C-4
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W L 1 Annawar, 532 0-3 Livingston 959 1-4
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La S alle 15 Ottawa Morris hay St Wiltoi 4 Andres 3 Ascola 1.700 H-6 Loabrs 14013 B-6
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5M 5 Carbon Etleen 8 113.360 8-6 L00w, 475 F-5
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St.P Rovet E 2 Ashkum 420 E-7 Lyous, 17.662 C7
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Vermdionville Mazon aitchey Daselm Whitel Park Ashiley, 736 K-5 Mucumb. 10.592 F-2
Central Braid Ashton, 913 C-4 Mucon 942 D
3C LO Grand IR ivlile Manteno Belnaw H-5
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Kinsman E hre:der AUCOL 1.048 MAtn, 728 D-6
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Koman Stake Refat h 413 Augusts 945 1-2 Mastoa, 10.459 L-5
mola to treato X FOWOTER lket Autura 50.576 C-C Mairssa, 1.C52
5 10 Kankakee 2 Village Ava. 734 L-4 Maroa, 1 100 G-5
the22. Hopkins Av:toa, 503 1-4 Malciies, 4514 D-5
Reddick HMll Areins Conred Avol. 870 1-3 Morchul,7.900 6-7
Dwight Park St. 6 Battin glon, 4.209 66 Marbwde I H-?
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Buckingha lewin Bartoovalle 2.437 E4 Musun Cily 2004 54
5 Campus Enas 1 Batavia 5.838 C-6 MatDoa 17547 H-6
Comnell Odell Beardstowa. C.O52 G-3 Maywood. 27.473 C-I
Chepanse Latiya NE W I a N Beckenleyer 1.045 14 Mchenty. 2000 A€
Toluca Cabery Papinesy Groms Beccher 956 D.7 Mclead 567 1-5
Loretto Emangton Beavervilld Morocco Boievie, 32 721 13 Mcteabord. 3.003 K-G
Bellevue 1 529 £-4 Melrose Palk E3.360 B-7
Mortinion 15 Belvidcre 9 422 6-5 Mendon. 625 G-1
L'Erable bement 1.459 G-6 Mendota 5.179 C-5
gust 22 47 beaild 2.093 14 Neredesia, 940 C-2
Ashhum Danovon Benseile 3.754 B.7 Mclamiora 1 368 £4
7 Benton, 1848 1-5 Mchopohs 17.784 4-5
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Cernell Ouell Enos Batane 5.628 C-6 Ma104, 17547 H-6
Rutland Beardstowa. C.080 G-3 MaywOod, 27.473 C-7
Toluca Cabsry Chopame N E W T Buckeneyer 1.045 14 Mchcary. 2 CS0 A.6
Dana Papinuas N24 SUEM Becchiet 95t D-J dclean 6t 6-5
Lorette Emangton Beavervil E Beevine 32.721 1-3 McLboo3.008 K6
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Martinion 10 Malrose Patk. 13.305 6.7
Minonk 2 Beluidere. 9.422 B-5 Mendin, 675 G-I
Swygest Bemient 1 4.9 GE Mendoa, 5.179
12 Cullen Ashkum 22 Beaid 2 C93 1-4 Mctedase 940 C.2
Flanagan Graymeg'xPoniia Saun a Benseneithe 3,754 8-7 Mctamura. 1 362 E-4
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Jod Blandinsvile 915 E Mill Shuats 417
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Wiston Forrest Chalsworth Bluouingtua 14 163 Mindur, Fo0
6Secor Cros Sheldon Glue Island. 17 622 MA, 2955
6Grdley Ralbuiy Hidgevidle Caty Darrow Blue Mound 6S 1 L Mukena. 11.003
El Pas Chenoa Onarga B:UR: 764 G 2 Mudie 37 197 C-2
3 10 ed Bourbonnans. 1.S73 D 7 Momeace 2614 0.1
Ballard Woodlang x. Bcwen 573 Mm, 10.153 ..12
Rsk 0 Pork Bradkeed 952 Monlly: 773 C-6
12 Strawn Schwer Beadty 5.699 01 Munticailu 2 512 C-6
Lexington Thawvilie C Milford Braidwood 1.465 Montrus 3U3 1-L
La IB Urcee 7181 MUlAS. 6.926 D-6
Pleasant itill Roberts ByE Bid epart. 2.358 Marcesun, 3.531
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165 Siblay Buckley a E N T Brinsheld 646 E-3 Murfu. 3.693 E-I
M 11 E A Goodwing Dunn o Buistai 541 C-6 Mustun Gruze. 17.427 8-7
4 6 Cuzina Park B.ookd117.580. C-7 Mound City. 2.167 A-S
Danvers Towanda. 8 Melvina Welington Dunantn Boowell Brookport 1.119 N-5 Muunds, 2.001
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Barnos Guthrie Loda E Ambia 411 Buckner, 763 L-5 Mount Maris. 2.7u9 B-4
9 115 Cruck Buda. 761
9 25 Choheyville 0.1 Mount Olive, 2.401 1-4
loomington Ellde 11 Clsrenc Rankin FLynn '6 Bunker H:ll. 1.238 1-3 Mouat Prospect TE 113.B-7
Holdor Ells: Owsmith Buteau. 480 9-4 Mudat Puleski 1 526 C-4
Covell worth DeiLy Gibson Porduevili Paxton 12 Hoopestons Bushngton, 263. B-C
Tab *Mount Sterkag. 2.246 G-2
Staniord City 445 telly Bust 504 L-5 Mona Vernon 15 60. K-5
Downs Sa Maip 0.. Bushnalt, 3 317 E-7 Mawe3qua, 1 475 H-5
Sturley 10 Rossville W 6 Byron, 1.237 8-4 Multetty Grove, 712 1-4
Hen ph AHRE Cahckia 794 J3 Munddiern, 14.314 A-E F
3 Le Roy Glon oosland Ludlow Pence ludyv Catro, 12.123 N.5 Murphy sboro, 9.241
Funks Grave Avon Els Calucel Caly. 119.066 Nopecvdle. 7.013 C.E
Dillsburg Stewart 7 C-7
Bellflower JRantoul 15 Cambridge, 1 459 D.3 Nadhvile. 2.132 6-4
Armstrong Henning Caumpted Hill: 336 14 N3uvcO 1212 F-1
10 Heyworth Fisher 14 Alvin W. 63 Camp Paint, 569 C-I Neoga, 1.125 H-6
Osman Osmian X Gulord held 136 t2 Lebanon on Ca.don, 11.527. Canton, 11.927 F3 F-3 Ticaack, 457 Tieaark, 457 C-6 C-6
Potompe 19 28 Capiea, 572. Capeoa, 572. A-S A.S Nuw Alhens 1.518 Nuw Athens 1.518 K-3
Weedman Thomas Tufe Carbon Cut, 676 Carbon Cin, 676 C-3 J-4 J-4
Waynesville Solomon Flatviile Flatville New Baden, 1 478 New Baden, 1.478
Farmer Farmer City Lake of the Laks of the boro boro suve Buse lamesbury Biamarck Carboodale 10.921 Carbondale 10.921 1- New Baston, 767 New Baston, 767 D-2
bella 6 150 @ 4 13 Marshfield Marshfield Cathic. 5.116 Cathvc 5.116 1-3 New Burnsile. 244 New Burnsrle. 244 M-5
25 Collison 10 *Catlyle, 2.C69 1.4 New Havan, 819 New Havan, B19 1-6 L-6
D E x Mansteid Mansteid Leveretr Levere Ro R- 7 R M C1 5,574 C1a 5,574 .X.E Nuw Lonok 1 235. Now Lonox. 1 35. Ci C1
12 6 Mahomet Mahomel O Capedtarsole 1523 Caipedtarsole 1.523 B6 8.6
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Clinton Dewit48 H H Puot lot Danville Cartlers Mitts 2 252 Carrlers Midts, 2 252 L-5 Newton. 2 750 Newton. 2750 16
A G 3 N N lenburn Covington ovington Caroliion 2.437 Caroltion 2.437 1-3 1-3 Niles, 16883 Neoles, 16 883 B·7 B 7
12 X enburn Hilery Castervila 2.716 Caitervila 2.716 1-5
Land Galoaville Champaign X Urbaha 136 Wakucmus 2.544 Nakumus 2.544 1-4
sOider sOc ide Add ona Ne a Carthage, 3.214 Carthage, 3214 F1 F-1 Narmal. 9.712 Normal 9.722 6-5 F-5
1511 a0 an0 60 don cur 10 Caly. 11.267. 6-6 6-6 Nos City. 1.370 Noks City. 1.370 16
51 150Mayviow 150 Mayviuw St. fon 2 Cascy. 2.734 Cascy. 2 734 1-6 1-6
& Fithian2Munew Fithlan2Munew Ockwood Roleysbury Nurth Aurora 921 C-6
Kenney Whits Myra Sta Myra Sto Josep Caseyvidie 1.209 Caseyvidie. 1.209 1-3 Northbrack 15.013 Northbrack 15,013 B.7 5.7
Os o puar plar 30 Heath Catiin Catiin Catie 553 Catie 553. G7 G-7 Nurth Clicag0. 8626  A-) Nurth Clica20. 8676 A-
Roweil Rowell Cave-in-Ruck. 550 Cave-in-Ruck 550 M-E Norie Chulicothe Norie Chilicothe
9 Savoy Deers Fairmount Perrysville OCoal Coal Cedar Potal 296 Cedar Poial 296 D-5 1741 [-4
Maroa Maroa Ruther Homer Hiomer Westville Croek Cedarvile 466 Cedarvile 466 A- A. Oakland 950 Oakland, 950 H-6
Monticello EC Sidney Sidney Ruther Ceatral City | 231 Ceatral City. I 231 1-5 O.k Lawa. f13.332 O.k Lawp f13.332 C-7
aFoley ond Sta ond Sta Cendrala 13863 Cendrala, 13 563 J-5 Oak Park, 63.529 C-7 C-7
Tolono Philo Georgetown 63 iSiiver- Silver. Oak Park, 63,529
Emery A A I T Sadorus woed Cerro Cordo 1.05? G-5 Otteng 1 639 1-7
Warrens- Argenta BlockD Block to TO Jamaica Chodaick, 607 B-3 Odell 508 Odell. 5C8 1-3 1-6
11 Divesdalel Divesdale Champaign, 39.563 Champaign, 39.563 C-6 Odin. I 34: 1-5 J-5 C
burg Foryth esna 5 5 Bangard Indianola Ver anuicn et Ladi Crandiervithe 766 G-3 Ca O'Fation, 3.022 1-3
Allerton Cayuga *Charieston. 9.164 I-6 Ogdea, 436 6-1
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Cerro Gord o QFariand Chebatse 739 E-7 Okawvile 955 K-4
Oskley Voorhies Chenoa 1 452 E-5 Oincy.6.612 J6
111 Was: Villa Mort.mer 150 Cheily. 520 D-4 Oaarga. 1 455 E-E
Decass 45 Ridge Grove 70 Cherry Vatlley 741 8-5 Oquawka, 939 E-7
Decatur :reekl4 Atwood Ficklin Murdock Cherry Chrisman Dana Chester 5.369 L Usegun, 3205 B-4
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Ewin 16 Chites His. 24 551 C-J Ovion 829 0-3
Jo 14Rammond Garrelt 9 Tuscola 17 Newman a eMetcall 7 land Monlezuma Chilicothe 2.767 E-A Usaugo, 1.220 C-6
M1 Zn Bourbon Hug0 E Chasman 1071 C-7 Ot1N0, 16557 D-5
Boas Hterve U s bagar Logant Christaphcs 3.545 U.S Falatine. 1079 6-6
City Lovington Arthur Galton Garland St Cicere 67544 C. Faleshine, 1 569 1-7
Macon Cary 16 = Cisco, 334 G-S Falus Park 554 C-7
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Mound City Parl Cissae Park, 6Co 5- Panama. 520 14
Waker Cadwell Arcola 10 5. E D G A R Stamiord Clay City. I 103 LE Pan1s. 9.$60 H-7
Bethany Borton eimon Tan Clayton 866 C-2 Park Fcrust, 119.171 C-
Stonington Moweaqua R Oskland 15 L Cinton Cltion 734 E-7 Park Kidge 21 879 8.J
M T V Paris Vnnveraal Chition 5.945 C.A Paanue, 974 H-4
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28 Milla 6 10 t0 Cubdea 1 104 M-A Paxioa. 3,795 1-6
Radford Obed Dudleyd 10 Litodyvil Cohtcea 627 1-4 Feuit. 472 H-Z
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Allenville Dorera 1 Vermition I Gosh Coslua 019 Pecatunica 1 436 A-4
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300 Westervelt Loxa x W. Terre Haute Creat Spangs 864 L-5 Putcy 933 L-4
IMillerivie w theld Crescond Cay. 324 Pelu. 8.653 D-5
Maoze Chuticton anion c Crete 2.296 0-7 Paterstuig. 2.325 G-S
Windsor 6 Me Cieve Coeur 5.499 E-4 Penckncyvile. 3.299 K-4
5 Lerna SI2e Hutton Cleopa 7Koen Crossvile. 8ce Frper Laly 735 £-6
X. Shelbyville L Ma0om 45 MAT K-6
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3 10 Aetna Trils Clark Cuba 1 482 1-3 *Puttheid 3.564 H-7
J Ditteld eniter Marshal! Culler 520 K-J Plancia 1.764 c-t
Pana L 8 Y Danigren 6u9 44 K-5 Flanu 2.154 C-6
Strasbung 5 ianesvitie Cata 32 LA Union R Gussk Dallas Coty. 1 275 E-1 Pleatond Hall, 650 1-2
Neoga 'enter Prairleton 13 Dulton City, 384 H-5 Phymouth 851
Brogbury Martinsville Hutton o E-7 Pucaliontas 667.
Lake Clarkeburg Dafort 365
1 Trow c U M 8 E Hi 1 A D Pinento Danvers 762 - 5-5 Pulo 2.242 84
bridge Casey 2 mn Danvilie. 37.364 C-7 *Pulitiac. 8,990 E-5
Fancher 13 Toledo Allright 6
Hanton aine Decatur 66.269 G-S Purt byrgin, L.505 Ci
Ocunon Cowlen Mode tewardson Vevay Noegmr Weirt Devt Creak 501 E-J Prncetun 5765 0-4
Sigel Roslyn Patk M. Tos0 Watnut Farmersburg Occitend 4188 8-) Puncevile 1113 14
Hellday Greenup Frame DeKail 11.708 65 Prophetitoon I CS1 C?
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sumption Coletale t Pestone 1a75 3-7
a Westervelt Mattoon Loxa Terre Haute Creal Springs, 8L4 Pert. 31 L-:
C CrescenCy, 324 Lad IF Per 8.653 0.5
12 Windsor Cnarlsson Crele. 2298 Petersbutg. 2.375 G-3
Lerna 10T4 Terr Creve Cuent. 5.453 E-4 Pnckeyife 3.259 K-4
X Shelbyville Matoom /2'0 Hutton Crossville, 6t6 Piper Lity 735 E-6
Serson dast Ctyatal Loke i 5.970 B -E FUSEmI, G7 L-5
3 10 Actna Trilla a Clark Cuba 1 452.. F Pahd3.564 H-2
Done Clfeli Center Marshall Cutler. 520 K Praahed 1764 C-E
Pana 1 Y Janeavile 10 Untor 150 DULgi 409 Plano 2154 C-6
R. Strasburg 5 3: 4 A R Daar City, I 275 Plesend ha 856 .i-2
INeoga ioton Dailon Cay, 394 H 5 Phyancth 854 F2
ininan. Clarisburg Martinsville E Hutton Dandosth 365 E-7 Pucationlas, 667 1-4
Lakewood 1 Trow c U M 5 E a A N Pemento Dativers, 762 E-S Polu 2 242 .84
brige 2 asey/ 2 vin Dulvitle 37.864 C- Ponbac 8.930 E-5
Fancher 13 Toludo Aliright Proure
conu 121 Ncadnoru Weir Hatto D.catu EC 2C9 C-5 Por Byran I.505 C-3
18 Cowden Mods ewardson beer Cieck. 501 E- Prucelon 5.765 0.4
Sigel Roslyn 5 Park Meirose Walnut Farmersbury Decrheld 4188 8-7 ruaceville 1 113 E-4
Holliday Greenup Proitic Dekal 11.708 8-5 Prophelstuan. 1 651 C-3
32 Woodbury 55 Mon raudank Oclavan, I 248 E4 Quincy,41.450 G-I
4Ru0y Shum luwelt W Depue 2 loj D- Rauise. s08. 1.3
(1o)ilaol Dell Cronge Unon fe Sus 616 Wuikin, 737 F-7
Bouchor City Shelbuin Des Platnes, 120 E53 B-7 Rantuul 121.769 F-6
14 5 Montrose Annspcls York SUIL 1. Dicench 560 1E Kayiund 775 H-4
iidalgo Advance Ihveran 1013 Weu Bud 1519 K3
gham Namsey .lair roL. H-4
Elfinghamy Teutopols Cila Yale Grayaviliu 0A00 11.523 C- WIChRUU 523 A6
Funkhouser 10 o A (58 1ulton, 5.558 c Ridge Farm. 9.5 G1
ne baylo (75) Ro ZHutsonville Sullivan Dunguia 704 M Ridgnay 1 118 L-E
Cily 2 Dexter -0009 5 33 Hall Eston Merom 1010 336 1.3 Rixbiton 1 150 6-4
Dielerich Falmouth Hun Trimele Dowei 616 L-4 Roancke 1 368 E5
F A E T 31 F, N H M Deancrs Grove.114232 C-6 Robert 418 1-6
rurg Altamont Wheelat E H C R A i Riverton 3 Dupo. 2.239 J.3 RCLInSON & 407 1.1
Shaiter Lis 6 x Paxton 8.5
na a Watson 2 Robinson Du Quoin 7.147 1-4 Rocheble 5.149
uit St. Elmo Willow alestine 14 L Dwighit. 2.843 D-6 Wuckdal 1 393 C-6
X. Gilmore Elliottsiown Newton K. Oblong Stoy 9 Cohion 4 Earivile. 1 217 C-5 Ruck Fulls 581 C4
andali: 2 Brownstown Hith Now Carlisle East Aiton, 7 290 J-3 *Rochiord 11.35 438 A-5
Mason 37 Lial Latona 5 Hebron Duncanvile East Dutuque. I C97
Bluut OStJamus Winterrowd A-2 Muck Island 46.110 C-2
City 4 Ste. Piercoburg East Mghde. E3 913 C-2 Ruckton, 1.452 A-5
H.lI Eborle East Peoria 8.698 E-4 Roodhoute. 2.368 H-3
Bogota 130 Hardinville illo East St Lous. 82 295 1-3 Kuselte, 1.038 6-6
Loogootce Edinbuig 921 H-4 Kusevile I U8O E-2
it Potor D.ble Giquo Wile Wost Flat Oaktown *Edwaidswile, 8.776 J-3 Rusiclaie 2 Det M-6
Clode fell cilr to hisham, 6.592 1-6 Wosswille, 1 382 F-1
Augsburg Birds ducsaron Etture, 792 8-6 Rukana 1 911 1-3
St Paul Ingraham .141 Eldurado 4.500 16 Royalton, 1.506 1-5
Farina 12 Wendelin Dundy Emnisor Elgia, 44.223 B 6 Rushville ? be? G-?
ernon Hootier SHT Westport Ruselivilie Enzateth 723 A-3 St. Anne. I 403 0-7
irngiown lizabetow 583 M-6 St. Charies. 6.709 B-6
Kinmundy Passport P Pirikstaff
A E *N c E Ekhad 420 G- St. David 812 F.3
Oaaloosa Oataloosa Louisville Sailor Sprs. br Elkwie 934 tivie9y 1-4 L St. Elnc 1FEG St. EmD. 1715 15
sport Patcka Patcka Oiney -loPetrolia etrolia awrenceville awrenceville) 67 Embuist 28342 Elmburst 128342 8-7 St. Francmmle 1117 St. Francle 1.117 3-7 1-7
Alma c L L Y 47 Elanwood 1.013 Elanwood 1.613 E-3 St. Juseph, 941 G6
7 Sumner Sumner B El Fass. 1 218 E1 Faso. 1 218 E-S E-5 St. Lit 324 St. Lit) 324 X-: X-4
5B Brobakerg Brohakerr Clay Noble Nobles CIl CiL Vincenies Vincenifes Elwood 420 Elwcod 420 0-6 Salom, C159 Salom C 159 1-5
Boulder Boulderl QOmega Flora City A R H N Bridgeport Energy. 503 L-5 Sandural 1.531 1-5 1-5
71 it 4 F o N 1 6. Fatchaon SC E.cld 906 Es.cld 906 K-6 A-6 Sandwich 3027 Sandwich. 3027 C-5
Fairman airnon 5 Calhoun Ethe. I.180 Ete. I.180 C-3 C-3 Savanina. 5 058
Camp Billett Billett Savanna 5 058 B-3
Tont Salem Travis Travis to to 10 Eurcka 2.367 Eureka 2.367 [-4 E-4 Saybraok, 756 Saybrook, 756 £-6
Xenia 11 Evansion 73.641 Evanston 73 641 8-7 Scales Mcund, 385 Scales Mound. 385 A3
luka Helena t N X A Evansville 821 Evaasville 821 K-3 K-3 Scl.ilber Park 1.384. Scllber Park 1.384 5-7 6-7
Odin Berryville Berryville Faitdury, 2,433 Fairkury, 2,433 E-6 Schran Clly. 793 Schram Chly, 793 1-4 1-4
Parkersburg St Fairheld. 5.576 Fairheid. 5.576 K.6 K-6 Sesser, 2,066 K5
earidje idje Central Central oBaswood Rinard 5 , Francisville Farmount 616 G1 Shawneetuwn. 1.917 1-6
City Zemth Zomh West Ling Linn Faiview, 5od Farview, 5od E-3 Stulas, 995 Stu, 995 D-4 D4
Kealtaia Ceatratia Allendale Allendale Farmas Caty. 1.752 Farmias City. 1.752 F-5 F-5 Sheleyae, 4 152 fr-5 1r-5
Cartier lolnson- Enterprse A ecker ker Fammersville, 485 Farerswille, 455 B-4 H-4 Sheidoa 1.114 Sheidoa, 1.114 E-j [-7
ralia t T 161 ville Cisne Mt. Eniel vilio Hazleton Farmington, 2.651 E-3 Shesdan. 47 Shesidan. 47t C5
Wainut Wainst Yult Yull Huim Hoim ie Patton attcn Fayettewatie 245 Fayeltewatie 245 K-4 Sibieg, 345 Sibiey, 345 F6
lamtac lamac H.ll Hill Orchardville Samsville 5Gargs Poinita Fiter, 41 Fister, 451 5.6 F.C chdnE Ci n LE
txchance Bone Gap Unton Unton Flora 5255 76 75 Silvis 3.055 C-3
ngior Rome Dnac Drrae rairia Mt. 13 Forest Coly. 278 Forcat Coly, 278 F-3 Shokic, 123704 Shokic 123704 8-7
Geli Geli E DW E D W ROES toCarmel toC armel Patoka Furrest 1.040 E-6 Sorento, 592 1-4 1.4
Cravat Craval (Dix) (Dix) Texico Tenic A A Y N Forreston, 1.048 Forreston, 1 048 8 4 South Bclast 3.221 South Bulust 3.221 A.5 A-5
Keonville Kconville Belmont E Oetsvlile Fux Lake, 2 238 A-6 South Chicaro South Chicago
M Vernan Fairfield Albion Fax River Grave. 1.313 6-6 Heights 2.179 C-7
Re Boyleston 15 5
15 17 Browas Princeton Oakiand Frankdin Grove 741 C-4 South £igan. 1.220 B-5
Mt.Vernon Sima 12 Goldengate 64 Ci Frecbuig 1 661 K-3 South Jucksonville,
up Wayne City Ellery unsburg Franoisco *Frecpor. 22.4o7 A-4 1.105 H-3
Achloy 9 2 64 Fuftun, 2,706 C-3 Suuta Pekin, I 043 F-4
15 Bluford 65 B S o Gatats 933 1-5 S. Wilon, 662 D-6
(Marlow Mayberry Calens. 4648 A-2 Spriend 509
E N Barnhill lohnson 7 Ft. Colesburg 31425 E-3 D-4
D Burnt Grayville Sparta 3.576 K-4
Radom 400 B Opayke Owensville 168 Branch Mackey Galva. 2 606 D-3 Sprnghieid 61.628 G-1
Prame c Gaidner, 981 D-6 Spung Valuy. 4.516
Belle Prore -0 165 163 10 Geneseo 4.375 D3 Staunton 4(:7
Cbota Ganat Ajen 1.4 K
1 afrm Bella hoals Haubstacit Genevd. 5.139 C-6 Stectevidie 1 353 L-4
Rive Dahdgron Bungay Centervalie Grilin Genca 12013 B-5 Steger, 4.358 C-7
Scholler Bonnie Geurgeton, 3 235 G-7 Sterhing, 12.817 C1
Blairsville Poseyville ynthiana Germantcaa 811 Stocktor 1.445 A-3
Spring Gardon Springer 68 5 Gitson Coly. 3.029 F-6 Stunington, I 120 H-5
9 Stacer 13 Gillespie 4.105 1-4 Stieutor, 16 169 .0-5
ina Delaheld toni wa New Harmony St 2 Calman, 1 €02 E-C .E-2
Thackeray Wendells Arm- Giraid 1.740 H-4 Stcnghus 7
Mc Wadesville 3 strong 1-3 Sullivan 3 470 H-5
Sesser Whitlinqton Ewing eanshoro HEntiel Carmi Giea Carbon 1176. Scmat, 8 957 C-7
Y Glehcoe. 6 980 9.7 Sumner. 1170 1-7
10 CO DER 8 HCH Glen Extya, 112.149. C-6 Swanse3, 1.816 1.3
Untiold Rend 1! A M L o N Oliver Chandie Glenview, 110,057 6.7 Sycamore 5.912. 8.5
Benton U Golconda 1 Dc6 M-6 lanatca 249
U Quoin City Macedonie 142 Sacramento ville Maue p E Y Goud Hope, 397 F-2 K-4
460 13 Tamms C65 1.4
VaherCiy atciert Solitudo Graltoa 1.127 Taylor Sprgs, 527 1.4
Benton Akin Grand Ridge. 530 D.5 Taylcrviife. 9.1sd H4
Christopher Bradon Daie Farferaville Evansville Grand Loaer, 563 L- Tecturuas 919 1-6
2 Butiin P .p Grante City. 29,465 1-3
backner Logan Norris timma Mt. Vernon 66 Grant Park 564 0-7 Thayof, 695 H-4
S X 61 N Broughton City Hurald 62 1G Tnbes 541 4.4
Paruah 19 Newburgh Granvilie, 978 C-4 Thom:010, 330 T-C
Orient Thompsonvill4 Walpole West Css Grayslake, 12704 A-6 Thompsole 530 L-5
Gosset 2 141 Frankin Grayvnie 2 461 ht Trom04 559 B-3
Zeigler W est End 10 Chio 2 Greenhad 9) H-3
Scott Te20l Nc Grcenup 1.360 1-6 Thundan 1.217 C.7
210 W. Frankfort CAT Omah Cottonwood/Haven Gree: Valley 503 F.4 Fidea, 906.
SFroen Ritsyville 11 60 Greevow 795 G-4 TAU 1 E3e G-7
L 127 inman Alzey Henderson 13 Entey Park 13.579 ci
Hhe Spa Johnston City Raleigh Spetevile Ghecavile C.oL9 1-4 Iida 2 0.4
3 Ccl, Have7 11 Geneva Geidicy 817. E-5 Toledo 505
Eldorado Griga-vahe 1193 H-2 1-6
Carith Ha 34 Wason 3 13 E-i Tolons 1 06S Ci
Cambris Whte Haliway Ridgway H D E R S Guifpot 232 Tciuca, 1429 15
ast. S A L N Hebbardsvile Gurnce, 1 097 A.7 Tonica, 585 D.5
boro' Energy Pinol Hudiy A L Hamaiton, 1.770 F-1 Souian, 1.173
Carterville OPaulton Harrisburg 10 Uniontowns Anthoston Hamyton, 706 C-3 D-3
Marion Hanaa City. E71 [-4 Tremont 1.138 14
1 Equalty KY. 10 Corydon Niagate Trenden. 1 432 14
X4Crat Horushoe? 5 Hanover 1 C43 8-3 Y10y 1 260 1-3
Carbondale Orchaid Ledlords Shawneetown Cairo 12 Hardin 928 1-2 Tay Grove 258 0-5
M N UAbsher iRie 8 Harsbuig 10.999 L-6 *1ucota 1 3 610 G
wh Carrlers Morganfleldy Harderd I 109 1-3 Uama 713 M-5
o Mat oljevill kemimung Harvaid 3.464 A-S U:60a22.534 C-6
45 Mills Gibuorja N N Halvey 20683 C.i WVanS 16
Hadgend Cros! Sors stanos

45 6
2 Ft. Sc5 04
Burnt Grayville 31.425 S4411a 3.576 14
Owensvilte Branch Mackey Coa, 2 S04b31.678 G4
telie Pra. 110 Gordmer 951 D-6 Spoag Vafy, 4.916 D-4
Alen Calviny Gorce 4.325 0-3 Staun9n, 4.047 14
Dahignen noats Riaubstait Gaevd. 5.139 C-6 Steviedue 1.353 1-4 K
BUNAY Cendurviiv Ney Gutfin 2ikn Genad 2.013 B.5 Steger 4.358 C7
Bonnie Dairerilie Georgstown. 3.235 CI Sth2. 12,812 C-4
4 Spring Garden Poseyvile ynthiana 5 GELoN, 211 14
Springer 5 Gibsca Chy. 2029 Stockton, I 445 .A3
Stacer F-6 Stomaglus 1.120 H-5
na Delaheld toni New Harmony S. 65 13 Cilbespie 105 1-4 Strealor 16.469 0-5
AThackeray Arm- 2 Gita-ah ) 632 E-6 Stroughurst 74 E-2
Mc H Jutt Giraid 1 740 H-4
Sesser Whttinnion E wing Leansboro nEnichi Carmi Waduevile slong 1t4 Glea ColLoa 1176 1.3 Sulhwan 3470 1I5
57 Glescue & 960 8-7 Sumseait. 8.957 C-J
Gnlold Lale Gleu Elya 112145 C6 Suniner, 1 170 1-7
Barton H A L6 DERD IG 11 Saatsea. 1 dic 1-3
a Br 69 Chandle Glenlew 110057 8-) Sycamcse. 5.912 8-5
Quoin City Micedonia 142 Secramento 1 ville Mauniop E Golcond Fo M-6
Guod Hope 392 F2 Taiaroa, 249 K-4
Valler 9 Solftud a Giaffon I i17 Famus. 665 M-4
Christopher Benton Ak.n 43 Taylon Sptlcgs, 627 1-4
6 Brsfou Dalu Evansville Grand Rodge 530 Fnylorviile 9 Ind 1-4
315 2 Duckrn P1 ap Grand Fower 963 Soulepalis 919 1E
Noris Emmna Mt. Vernon Gsanake Ciy 29 4L5 Thayai, 695
R E. N Broughion City Herald 10 Gtan Park 564 H-4
Orient Parriah Grausibie 978 U thobes 541 M-4
Thongsonvit Waipule 19 Newburgh Thomasbore 333 1-6
West press Giayalane 12.104 Tumnmanie, 530 L.S
Zeigler bad Goapel Franklint Grayville 2 41 K
192 Ohio Grecchetd. 987 H-3 Thomson 559 B-3
jon W. Frankiort DScott Omah Cottonwood Greemup 1 360 16 Thu 1.217 C.7
Haven Tilden. S.6
Biloyville Grevn Valleg S0 F Tuu, 1.E38 G-
Bush 51 inman Aizoy Henderson 13 Grranviow. 7.5 G-
Johnston City fisleigh Spotavilie Gieemellle 4 069 1- Tinloy Pask. 13.579
Colp Herrin Galata 11 Goneva Tiskities 92 0-4
Eldorado Gridley 817 E-5 Toledo 505
Corinth Harco 3 Wasson 116 13 Giiggivile I 199 H-2 .1-6
Cambria Haitway Ridgway Collport 737 E-1 Tolonu. 1065 G-6
Energy S A E7 10D H p E R N Tuluca 1 419 E-5
boro' Fisbur L N Hebbardavile Guritee, 1.09) A-7 Touca 585 0-5
Carterviile oPaulton Harrisburg 1uddy Do Uniontowne 4 Hamidtan, I 776
Marion Wancion Anthoston Hainptun, 700 C-3 Toulan, 1.173 0-3
15 Equalaty Corydon 116 Haana City, 671 E.A Tremoet, 1,138 F-4
Hor Niagars Ttenter. 1 432 1
Carbondale ACrab Orchard Ledtor 2. shoe. 73 5 Hatover 1 C43 B-3 Tr0y. 1 263
A M SrO N "1 Pune ully Shawneetown Cairo Hatdin 928 1-7 1-3
QAbaher 8 Harnakurg. 10.999 1-6 Troy Grove 258 C-5
Dixt0 F3 Tuscola 13010 G-6
Carriers Maolavile Morganfield dactford 909 J-3 Ulin 773 M.5
451 Mills. Z hexmiqd 0D 5 Pools Harvard 3 464 Urbana. 22.334
Hadyer Creal Spra. N 3 Harvey, 20 683 G-6
Makan :a Lucle Goany 1 Rudohend 5 AN:S Havana 4.379 Vandahs. 5.471 1-5
Palleys Mill 6 4 Stonalont ISHAWNEE Mines Borville 50 Boech Hfazel Crest #3.117 C- Velace, 6.226 1-3
New Harod Sebree 5 Srove Hebron 656 A-6 Vermoai 910 E.J
Sc Pa furne Ch Burnside MeCormick T4D Hennepia 312 D-4 Viehna. 1 OS5 M-5
Karkers 3J Pride (32 Onton Henty, 1 966 U-4 Villa Grove. 2.026 C-6
Goreville 115 Ridge 6 12 Vila Patk, 112 145 B-)
bden borshn Srs. 130 Sturgis w R3 Hern, 9.331 -. - Viala 826
Lick LRC Ass E aN s T fieywurth. 1.072 neaumm1r2 F-5 0-2
Tunnel Hill Tunnel Hill NATIONAL a 2 Haghland 4 283 J-4 J-4 Virden. 3.206 .H-4
Creet : reet 11 R D Dixon Dixon 12 3 Virgsma 1.572 Virgsma 1.572. G-3 G-3
Eddyvilia Eddyvillay sLusk usk 133 Higtland Perk 16,608 Haytlang Park. 15,608 8-7 8-7 Walnut. 1.093 a./
Supson Exchorn 3 iaghwood, 3.813 iaghwood, 3 813 8.7 8-] Walnut. 1.093 CI Ci
ina ina A Atr essant Buncembe P 6 E 8 *Hillsbote 4 141 *Hillstore 4 141 1-4 Waltanville, 453 Waltunville, 459 K-5
lessant Elizabethtown Whestcroit Clay 5 Slaughter Wamae. 1.429 1.5
Uve Lve Bloombeld Bloombcld T Tu Clandsle Rauqy(0 Rauqy(40) Cave In Hiock Cave In liock Hinckley. 774 Hinckley, 774 C-5
H N 2s o 43 Hinsdale. 19846 Hinsdale, 19 846 C-7 Watren, 1 376 A-3
Aboro Aporo 15 A FOREST FOREST Rosiclare Telu 10 Homer 1.030 C-) C-) Warsaw. 2,002 Warsaw, 2,002 F-J
Viehra Vieht. W he. 10 91 91 Hanson Homewaod. 110.613 Washtura, 999 E-4
Welcom vielcom SDixon sDixon J87 alt Homewood. 110.613 C-1 C-7
IVienna pra.Wsheraburg Wsheraburg Corra Nebo Nebo Hecpesion. 5.392 Hucpesion 5,392 F-7 F-7 Washinglun, 4 295 [-4
POTI ville ile c H N T E I D E N Providence Manitcu Manitou Humboit 255 Humboit 755 H-6 Wataga. 330 Wataga. 33d E-3
ype:s ypmes loy loy irma frma Ropten Ru pten 6 Hualley, 330 Hualley. 330 B-6 wateriso 2.821 waterise 2.821 K-3 K-3
Golconda one e 81 #1 Anton 2RUEST 858 2U13T858 L-5 watseh 4235 Watseha 4235 E-7 E-7
Donqola Formar Ree 13 snhuit a4 5 5 Wauconds. 1.173 Waucouds. 1.173
Dam 11 11 Shady Grove Madisonviile Madisonvile Hutsunwile, 647 Hutsunwie, 647 1-) B-6
Samoy Sanot Ns.51 Leviaa Marion Marion 12 12 5 5 70 0 Ihopcles. 633 I hopcles. 633 G-4 Wzukegan. 38946 A1 A.7
Felanag Niew liew Tanaill Tansili 135 Lola H o P A N s 1pava. 667 F-3 Wavuriy. 1.230 Wavury. 1.230 H-3
Peri Pert Coluntia Coluntia Temale Rili 5 Irvington, 379 K-5 Wayne Cdy. 720 Wayne Caty. 726 K-6
ED 133 vell 70 12 Earlington WenUna. 1 G05 WenOna. 1.005 U.5
Kanck har Rcun ROuT HamptonQ Hampton ltasca, 1 2.091 itasca. +2.091 B-6
Knob (45 145 Hosubud Hosobus Bayou jacksonville. 20.387 Jacksonville. 20.387 H-3 West Chicaga 3.973 C-6 C-E
Grand Chag Grend Kandt Solemi Si 112 Mortons c exseyvie. 5.792 Jexsuyvite. 5.792 1.3 West Cily, I CS1 West City. I CS1 1-5 L-5
Chag s Bay Ba Cil Mexicol U 2 Rufus Johasten City. 4.479 West Frankloct. 11.384 L-5 West Franklort. 11.384 L-5
U A 13 Burna Frances 10 Charlestor Chatlestor 3 Gap Johaston City. 4.479 L-5
Pulaski Hlleraa man Birdmill Birdm 10 Juhet 51 601 Juket 51.601 C-6 West Salem 902 West Sulem 502 16 1.6
INGSTON Nortonville Jonesburo, 1 E07 Jonesburo, 1.E07 M-4 Westville, 3.196 Westville, 3.156 6-7
Ville Ville fredonia 91 Wteaton. fic.ot...T Wteaton. fic.0ct T-6
FoLMa: FotMat Dawson Sprs. o Kampswile 437 Kampsvile 437 1-2 1-2
Jucine Jucice iuated N IMem 13 U254St. Kankahse. 25 856 *Kankakee. 25.856 0-7 Wheching. 916 Wheeling 916 8-1 6-7
Metropolis Hamlatabury 4 Kansas, 835 H-7 Witte hail. 3 082 H-3
Batrdana Brookport Dycusbure Charles Katnak 792 Wilmette 18.162 8.7
ar Hogrington 61h A 3D L M-5
Riw Smithland 13 Kenthsbuty 1.006 0-Z Wilningtoa, 3,354 0-6
Kevil Unionville Now60 Newbern Princeton 4 Kentwasth, 2.759 9-7 WHSCUST, 822 1-3
Paducah Liberty Scotaburg Empireg Kenney, 409 C-5 *Winchester. 1 591 H-2
Mound City 3 60 Kuttawa 2 Kewdies, 16 521 0-3 Windsur. 1.008 H-5
La Center 12 Colveri luka Croftoa Kancad 1 793 H-4 Winb 752 8-1
Hol1o Lanont 162 Eddyville Kindethoun 299 H-1 Winnetka 12.1u5 8.7
wey Barlow Lepecal City Gilberisville 120 13 C R 7 A Kingstua Mines, 404 F.A Winskow, 355 A-4
- 30 Kinuy, 912 J-5 Wilthrop Marbor.
MNaci NOE4 CaNsTA Restn Y N 29 Kirkland 635 B-5 1.765 A-7
M 95 1330
19 Can Cobby 'Kelly Katk wold. 147 E-2 Will 1.156 1-4
12 Gage Lovelacevill-45 CFremont 4 Macavitle, 2.209 (-3 Wood River, 10.150 J-3
Wicklitle Palma KENTUCKY Lacon 2,020 D-4 Woodstock. 7.192 A-6
puJa TI M H WOODLANDS Watlonia 91 107 Laad. 1 224 D-4 Werden 968 1-3
N A 12 La Grange, 111026 c-i Wyanet 950 D-4
Point Pymsonia to 3 La Harpe 1 295 F-2 Wycmeng.1 466 0.4
Cunaingham Lowes Falson safe NATIONAL Rockcastle IGracey
Wyat G E S R G Lake 6lutt, 2000 A-T Yarkville 632 C-6
Bardwell 1ED Benton WILDLIFE Lake Futest 7.819 5-7 Zengies 2.516 i-s
CANL Faudealing Cadizy 68 Lake Vilta, 824 A-6 Zun, 8.550 A.7
REFUGE Hopkinsville 1U8
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Ft Campbell, Ky revealed that the base is no longer in use. This
ruled out possibility of munitions or flares being the ecause of
the sighting of Harry Lee and Geo Sexton and left the remaining
None of the other reported sightings were investigated. None of the other report - tings were investigated.
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USAF HIGH ALTITUDE REFUELING AREAS
See preceding tabulation for Laformation regording Entrance and Exit Reporting Points
and for specified operational altitudes. Presque Isle,
Rodio
49'5 46*26
D5*ear BARIS 49-00 67*40
KOCK 109*0U7
{29; 46°2
45 48"0u
109*00 49*25' 95*10
Mullon Pass 96*30 47-36
Rudio Lewislown Billings FARMER BOY (27]
The Dalles Fargo Duluth 8825 87-26°
Radio 4530-1 Radio Rodio
42°00 11530 46*10 Radio (10)
45-00 107*15' LIME SODA (11) Hoyghtor
'10*00 119*0s 45'24' Rodio 43*34*
41700' $44°42 1o8*30° 45*20 Minneapolis
130*00' A15*30 DRAG RACE 107*16 1O-0 Aberdeen' Kodia 73*23*
42° (7) 44°40 HAPPY HOME (9) Rudio QUICK TIME
BEA2 12 DOUBLE DATE 108-10 441
TRAIL 4130 Boise 44°02 (6) Sheridan 45°05 44°10 Albany
(26) 125*00* CARBON BLOCK (3) 115*30 Radio 100*10 Sioux Fall
MUD 21-55 Crazy Woman Rodio 95*11 Nodine Radio
(24) PACK -21°00 L 1 106"10 Rudio
125*00 Rodio
GREAT Casper Radio HIGH LIFE (10) 4r57 4x d
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120*00 125*00' 1200* 114*00l 114*00* Lamoni Des Moines. Radio 40*45*
19°44 Radio Radio Kuaio 43*31
392 35 Reno 17*30' 117*30' EASY FIT (4) EASY FIT (4) Provo x
10*02 Oakland Radio Radio 1a*54" 1a*5e* 40-00"
17*17 "17*17 113*47 113*47" Hill City IN (22) PANDA BEAR (17) PANDA BEAR (17) 39"53 39'53 Indianapalis
Rodio Rodio 1y-40 Hanksville Pueblo CAVE 40°22 87*30 87-30 Radio
Garden City Garden City Radio 9336 37°47* 37°47" Flat Rock
26-49 2.-49 Tonopah Tonopah LONG Radio Radio Radio E Kansas City Evansville 77'52 77-52 Radio
36*23 36*23* 120"34 Rodio Radio Bryce Canyon 4
121*26* DRINK 36*36 39·30 39*30 17-40* 17-40" 37'3Y
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37*47 37*47 27301 17-301
BALL POINT Alamosa Alarosa (12) (12) 36°51 36*51
(2) (2) 34*52* 34*52' Los Vegas 36'0s CAT "9'23 1 16-59' 16-59. SPOT (18) 86*27" GUN POST (30)
119"02" Rodi0 105'15 Rodi0105'15 KITTY 91*40 91*.46 W.lmingtan Rodio W.lmington Radio
Radio Tuba City 109*59' (13) SANDY E
24°29 34°29' 35*0r 15"0r Radio 36*17' 36*17' EAGLE EYE EAGLE EYE 36'5r 06*51 Nashville 24"17" 34"17"
1:9*51 114*23 14°23 (5) 105-06' 67*17 67*17 Radior 72*35' 77*35'
Los Angeles Los Angeles FULL LOAD Flippin 36*1 36*w 34°057
Radio 34°31 5T4 ST4 Radio 51*34* 77*42" 77"42"
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109*45 Radio Radio 61"434 a1*27 ARCTIC BEAR
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Roswell 33*16 99'00 73*30
103*40 Radio Rgdio 31*55
Radio Montgomery 77°12
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33*00' Radio 93*18 32"10 12*07 10
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103*32' 31*24 PUM (23) 74*14
El Pasc J0'41 1v21 Mobile 1as-00'
Radio 101*25' Austin 30°40" OLD HOUSE (19) 921X RANDLE
30*10 97*:3 3136 Alexandria Radio Dothan (234) HORN
30*22 JAM PACK (15) 100*15 Radio 92'52 Gainesville
104*54 Radio Radio Radio
Houston New Orleans x
29*36 29*56 Radio Cross City
100*25 96-47 29-01 {21) Radio 2r
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FL 400 Oplimurn Descend to 9300W
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The following weather information
from the United States Weather Bureau
in Springfield, Illinois was received by
telephone gust T/Sgt
Moody,I
These weather conditions were con-
fined to the central the state
as indicated by weather
There was rain during the morning
, and 7.
5 Aug heavy thunder storms throughout area
1.20 to 2 inches i.ao to a ihcnes rainidrl rainfall
stable lapse rate
heavy heavy moisture
6 Aug no rain during evening bours
stable lapse rate
light moisture
7 Aug rain during morning hours (8 to 9)
V
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Upon receipt of the call kmess at Scott Ar3 wes
contacted. Scott is the nearest A9 and under AFR 200-2 investigators
from this base would normally make the invesitigation. (Scott AFB
Extens1on 36208)(6-335).
reached by pbone and his aco unt or the sighting was
essentially
Sextou (village Marahall of Wayne City) was contacted. He believed
895-2351). Call made to US
area a thraughcut period. Heary on the night or the 5th until 8 AM.
(Report in case file). WX data ordered from Ashville N.C. (78-335).
Requested surface data and lapse rate if ioversion existed for period
of sighting. (Gee case file).
Call mede  Scott initial investiga-
tion. Obtained information in the sttached remort. Object "beseiging"
the farmhcuse confirmed as Jupiter. No other information. Since there

Foreign Data Division (Sgt. Moody)
Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio
1. Reference: Your telephone request l4l5 EST on é August 1963.
2. We are sending a copy
recorded on 6-7 Aug 63 at Vandalia, Illinois and Evansville, Indiana.
Thase stations are the closest to Mt. Vernon, Illinois recording hourly
observations. , Ne are also inclosing a copy cf the adiabatic charts for
rawinsonde cbservations (WBAl 3lABc) taken at Columbia, Missouri on 6-7
Aug 63. Columbia is the closest rawinsonde station to it. Vernon.
3. To aid you in selacting rawinsonde stations for future requests of
this nature, we are attaching a copy of the Rawinsonde Reporting Network this nature, we are attaching a copy of the Rawinsonde ) Reporting 3 Network
in the U. S. effective l July 63.
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MAX. MIN, STATION PRESSURE COMPUTATIONS SULMARY OF DAY
TIME THHE 10. PRECIP. TEMP. (MIDNIGHT TO MIONIGHT)
(60x)() (in.) (r) ()
TIKE (1) 3355 21.HR, 24-10R.
(41 (7) (47) (44) (.7) (45) (33) 24-N1. 24-48. PRECIP. SHOW. SNOW
F116. T0 AIT. TOM. MAX. HU. WATIR FALL DEPTH
(c0) 74.5 TEMP. EQUIV. UNMLTO (i0.)
1 CUNTPAD (1) (in.) (n.)
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AUTATIONS SUMMARY OF DAY REMAIRS, NOTES AND MIBCELLANEOUS PNOACMENA
(MIDNIGHTTO MIDNISHT)
55 24HR. 24-HR.
2411. 3412. PRECIP. SHOM SNOW
MAX. 114. WATER FALL DEPTH
74.6 TEM?. TC1. EQUIV. UNMETO. (in.)
(°.) (°1) (n.)
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MAX MIL STATIDN PRESSURE COMPUTATIONS SUMMARY OF DAY
TIME NO. PRECIP. TEMR. TEMP. (MIDNIGHT TO MIDNIGHT)
(Gct) (1.0) (in) (n) (^F
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(21) (42) (4)) (44) (47) (40) (59) 5 74 HR. M4-HR. PRECIP, ENOW SNOTY
110.70 ATL.THORN. MAX. MIN. WATIR FAUL DEPTH
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area was not in use. Call to
Ft Campbell, Ky revealed that the base is no longer in use. This
ruled ourt possibility of munitions or flares being the cause of
the sighting of Jan and lert the remaining
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SURFACE WEATIIER OBSERVATIONS
STATION DATE
DAY W.T REL. TCTAL CLOUDS AND OOSCURING PHENOMENA TOTAL NET son-
- ThE CULD DULD SXY LOWEST LAYER SECUND LAYER THIRD LAYER FOURTH LAYER OPAGUE JUNSST ADNION 3-Ht. SHLAE
( (A3.) (F) (F) C% COVER mea IP A TON TYH& YION TYM& SKY CHANGE J0sem) ENoME
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TIME T SNOW JAY HOT. STATE SEA SATLL SWELL SURF WATEK SOIL STATION PRESSURE COMPUTATIONS
(C.C.T.) (L.S.T) (INS.) FALL DEPTH T.MP. 553 .. OF STATE HGT.E P.AOD 8.H. TEMP.
(INS.) (NS.) (F) SURPACE GRND. a DIR. D.R. M.P.D.
42 13 44 45 47 43 49 30 32 20 54 65 56 37 (L.S.T.)
MID. TO AM.TER4
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SUMMARY OF DAY (MIDNIGHT TO MIDNIGHT) PRECIP.& ENDED DUR. OSSTR. BEGAN
PEAK GUST THORSTM. 86 TO WS.
2: 24H2. 24-KR. THICK- FROZEN WA- 22 Ss 64 Hire. Mias. 65 87 33
MAD. PRECIP. SNCWFALL NESS CF CRND.LAYER RIVER 26-HR. 24-HR. TER
WATER DEPT CED DI- TIME ICC ON (NS.) MAX. ..
ECUTJ. UNAITD. (nS.) (hoTs) REC- IST. WATER GAGE R.H. R.R. ECJIV.

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SYNOPTIC OSSERVTIONS
TIME TME PRECIP. SAOW SHOW MN. HGT. STATE SCA SHOLL SACLL SURF MATER SOIL STATION PRESSULE COMPUTATIONS
(G.CT) (S.T) ... (INS.) FALL DEPTH T..iP. GS) MD. OF STATE HGT.6 PLRIOD R. H. TEMP.
(INS.) (INS.) () (F.) SURFACE CRND. a DIR. DIR. M..P.D.
41 42 43 44 45 40 49 30 41 52 63 G4 66 60 63 (LE.T.) 173
MID.TO V AT. THERA.
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SUMMARY OF DAY (MIDNIGHT TO MIDNIGHT) PRECIP.& BEGAN ENDED DUR. OASTR. DUR.
PEAK GUST FROZEN THDRSTM. 83 TO VIS.
24NS. 24-HR. 24-HA. 24-NR. THICK- WA. $2 S5 S4 Hrw. Mina. ES 57 53 Mira
MAK MIN. ParCIP. SNOVFALL SNOW NESS OF CRND.LAYER RIVER 24-HR. 2:-HR. TER
T.AP. WATER DEPTS DI- TIME ICE ON (INS.) MAX. MIL
ECUIV. UNNITD. (S) (4NUTS) REC. L.S.T. WATER GAGE R. H. R.H. EQUIV
(7) (2) (1) (.S.) TION (NS.) (NS.)
TOP DASE :
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SURPACE WEATHER ODSERVATIONS DATE
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Visitany Weagher Sea Wind All
Say and co hing (Stamte Mites) and letel Temp.I Dor cler F00cas
obstructions press. (F) Diter I Sod Chae- ret- Remarks ind suplemental coded duta
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SURFACE WEATHIER OBSERVATIONS
STATION DATE
STON DY WET REL. TOTAL CLOUDG AND OBECURING PHENOMENA TOTAL A7 NET SUN POCOIrS
N 4 SULS HURDTY SICY LOWEST LATER SCCOND LAYER SUEA THIND LAYER FOUNTH LAYER OPAOLE 3-HR TATIOS
. () (E) coVER Tke TYN& TaK Ta Tis nEL SKY TIONIL CHANGE 1(MUT(NCE)
AAT. DIR. HAGHT ANT. HEICHT TOTAL DAR. NEIGHT TOTAL ANT. HEIGHT COVER
12 I8 10 z! 12 25 e4 20 23 29 5o 51 32 35 31 30 37 53 50 20
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15 15 3400CR50G 340 io lcB 5o D 06.001 o1 6.001
1 62000110 o
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SYNOPTIC OBSERVATIONS
TiMe TH PRECI SM ow SNOW MAX. MIN. HGT. . STATE SEA SWELL SWELL SUKF WATER SOll. STATION PRESSURE COMPLTATIONS
(S.C.T) (L. S.T.) (NS) T.L 1 MO. OF STATE HGT TEHOD h TEMP. TOMR.1
(iN.S.) (NS.) (F.) CURFACE CRND. DIR. MPD.
4 42 45 20 40 50 41 5 65 $5 60 37 68 me(2.0) 11751
22
M15 TO AT. Makt
1 OCONNO, DARL
2 2 TOTAL CORR
95 STA. PRESS.
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64
BAR. CONA. 70051
MID. GG
SUMMARY OF DAY (MIDNIGHT TO MIDNIGHT) PRECIP.6 DEGAN ENDED DUR. CSSTR. CEGAN
PEAK GUST FROZEN THORSTA. TO VIS.
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STAR
COME UP WITI NIQUE EXPLAANATION ON THIS ONE ONLY TO
AFFII PITER
JUPITER WAS LOW ON THE HORIZON IN THE EAST AND MORE THAN
FIVE TIMES AS BRIGHTER AS ANYTHING. ELSE IN THE AREA BECAUSE
OF ITS DISTANCE AND BRIGHTNESS IS WOXXXXX JOULD APPEAR TO
FOLLOW FOLLOW THE OBJECT FOLLOWED THE OBJECT FOLLOWED THE EXACT PAT THE EXACT PATH OF JUPITER 2TES IT
DISAPPEARED LAST WHICH WOULD DISAPPEARED LAST WOULD AXXXX MAKE AXXXX MAKE IT IT APPEAR BRIGHTER BRIGHTER
AND STILL BE VISIBLE AT DAWN AND STILL DAWN JUPITER CAN JUPITER CAN APPEAR IN COLORS IN COLORS
OTHER THAN BLUE IE RE OTHER RANGE NGE GREEN
THE N THE STATE TROOPER UPON LEAVING THE YOUTHS HOME SIGHTED SIGHTED
A FIREBALL ENTERING THE EARTHS ATMOSPHERE FAR TO THE SOUTH
THIS IS RARE OCCURING ABOUT 350 TIMES A YEAR OCCURING ABOUT 350 TIMES A YEAR
REGARD ING A A AUG 6TH SIGHTING
THERE WAS A REPORT FROM A WITNESS WHO SAID THAT HIS DOG WAS WITNESS WHO SAID THAT IHIS DOG WAS
RAISING A FUSS ETC THIS INCIDENT HAS BEEN DETERMINED TO
BE A REFUELING OPERATION BE A REFUELING OPERATION THE RECEIVER PASSED OVERHEAD AND
THE TANKER CIRCLED ATER BREAKOFF THIS FOLLOWS THE PATH TU PATH
OF OBJE PORTED BY WITNESS ALSO HIGH FREQUENCY 0
OF JET ROABABL DOGS BARKING
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house.
0 Now, he indicated that the object followed him home; that
the Marshall and a State Trooper wer the M - t the
Marshall sighted the object and commented that it was Marshall sighted the object and commented that it was
the "Evening Star." The Air Force kaxxdak did not have The Air Force kaxxdak did not have
affirm what the Marshall had said -- the object was Jupiter. Marahall abioot wo Tn
5 times
Because of its distance it would appear to BOS MEXRXEX follow.
420

On the night of the 6th there was a report from a witnessa
rapartingx rapartingx a fuss, etc.
operation. T operation. T
circled after breakoff. K circled after breakoff. Sit Bonkie
2rhably
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racing like a
and at one point I drove l2cmiles an hour lighted projections sticking out
and it stayed right after me. One time it bathysphere, a round ball with metal pro-
came within lco my ra- jections sticking out, a large ballof bril-
dio tuned on WIS...I thought an- liant light, with a slight orange cast,
nounce if some forein attack undorway and it had light antennas or projections
When that thing crossed over my car the sticking out."......(N family resem-
radio went crazy...it made all kiads of blance in above statements.)
sounds so I turned it off.
When we reached girl's house her sis- Headquarters for AF-UFO research at
ter, For , got up and came outside Dayton, Ohio (ATIc) sent three investiga-
and locked at it. And all of a sudden it tors to the scene. What did
started moving closer so we ran inside, and the others involved with him see?
turned the lighta off and watched it through "Jupiter!" says the Air Force....A la
the window. Soon as I pulled away from her Menzel and by light refraction no doubt!
house the object began to follow. Me or What did the others see in the Mt Ver-
my car seemed to attract it.Ireally poured non and Fairfield areas? refueling
the coal to the car and I must have been operation!" says the Air Force.
on the Did any of us ever see Jupiter as large
gravel road not far from our place . I was as an auto?
coming into a dead end spot in the highway not, act with volition, selection? When
and the object seemed to exert some strange does Jupiter, refracted or not, interfere
force on my car otherwise I would never with radio or the electrical system - of a
have been able to make the turn. It slowed car? Ronnie Austin must have been in a
me down at an unbelieveable rate of speed. highly nervous state, near panic possibly;
Then the thing came straight toward me some statements and opinions attributed
and hovered over I my car. My car engine to hin might be questioned, But can any-
started to miss...it wouldn't hardly 80.. one question that something extraordinary
finally the motor died. I didn'tknowwhat must have happened to him?
was going to happen then, Then the light If you were followed from 2030 miles,
moved over to ths side of f the bighway, in the manner Ronnie Austin was, wouldn't
startad. I raced for you come to the conclusions he did; that
home. this object was directed by an intelli-
I ran inaide and woke up dad and mom gence?
They thought I was drunk or had gone crazy. It had the power to salect, to change

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course so as to follow, to hover and wait,
then to pursue agair uld you have
concluded?
People in the area rose up in protest
at these "explanations". Eusiness people
have donated to a fund to bring Frank
Edwards to speak about UFOs at a giant
rally on September 7 If this is a fact,
this is the first spontaneous action of
its kind. We're really ming a revoltin'
country, aren't we?
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SOURCE: SAOCEK NEws- DEC 63
1
onths orcurrca last Angust i various conwnities in the state of Ilinois.
The bost sigatiag ras made on thg night oi August 4th by a teonager named Ron-
fo Aus-n- of Keens, Tllinois, wno gave the Iollowing accounti
Wyggirl iriend:-Phyllis Bruce and I had driven to Mt. Vernon and
castorRortenSAsvadrovear
pas the.airporITeaned over
Jooad'Sut.ci,tie.carvindov
aa south Isawabig
-odcorohjgctraorinz.alongjust
everthe.troe.tops.-.Itlooked OVST trostops.-Itlooked
hen  peed vsy car tho henir peed sy-carthe
abieet wonid anoed up.,and abteet wonid.anecd us,,and
hod I.slowed.rorit.olowod hoa I.slowed.Hcr.iu.olowod.
oa ccoswvoar is built for on ceow oar is built for
Joihgo.anddewronepointt.I aotngot.and.e.wvone.pointt.m
rovo.120mph.indit.stay rovo. 120mph.indit.stay-
ne.
Und theb.ailcrosgsc over
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de. At one ti e it bade cq within a hundred feat, or the cat. I had my radio|
nea.tolstatiiris. nonirt they vouid announce it somo foreign attack was
adervay.tWheo thar thind crossed arer ny car, the radio went crazy. It made
Kiida of Strange sounds, so.I-turned it olr.
s"whed wr reached ny giri's houre, har sister got up and cane out-
do nnd looked,ati the object- ALl of a sudden it started moving closer, so we
I ran-inside,ytarned ofr che Lights,fand watehea,it through the window.. I
naliy hed, to go hone, so I mads a run for tho car. That's when the trouble
lly tegan. Ao soon as Iipullod away frot the house the object began to fol-
diMexoriy car seemed to attract it. I really poured on the coal,t and I}
ast, hwd. ceem deioglrg again wheo I toyred/The hill on the. grarel road not.
'arvto-udnur eiactsir rasreoning ints a dead end spot in the htghwey and the
jectretded.iy orert soor strange force.on(ny car. -Gtherwiso I would never
Sed,k ani i didalt-know.what. was going to.happen
or rin inside and woke up my nother and fathor. They thought I was
rwhs orhad gone orazy.  I told thom they dad-Better.call, the police. Dad ran
'stsidey and took cheLock and then ran back irside for his gui.  He has a L2-
augoddenangton' autohittr dnen the objeat sad uhat gun it seemed to move cinenstne-opjeat sai runat Eunit seemed to move
cirnedofeitheiltehts. carnedbretrtheiltrhts ight-towsrd -us.y de ran-back inside, where Dad got us all-in the kitchen and ight-towardus.y le ran-back inside. where Dad got us all in the kitchen and
Llee erritod,tHegis LLee.errirod, tHegs callod the bolice Eat,Mt. Hernod.ii.cWhen the bo- collod the bolioe Eat,Mt. Herod.ii.cWhen the bo-
nd wntahed ie iiini/ht. Tt vus stili visible when tha sun came up apout 4 nd  wntahod e aiiini/ht. It wus stilI visible when tha sun came up apout 4] hga.oojoot.too.fwg.gdryibudales.stayed.thered hga.oojoct too.sfrg.g2ryibudales.stayed.thered
ipeed I.eter soiiToan t itagine what it,vas.". iseed I.ever,soiiTicant itagine what it,vas:n.
A rean or Ai-corhdginvestigntors eventnally cane, to Illinois to A rean or Ai-rorhdginvestigators eventnally cane to Illinois to
cok irtoi this avia dexons tf ather vFO stories whieh. Followad invcuiok succos- cok irto thisyaia dexons tf cther vFO stories whieb Collowad inrcuiok succos-
Lon during cho nnkt Tew dava. The tean, headed br Lt. Col. Robert Friend of Lon  during. che nezt Tew dave.The toan, headed Ar Lt. Col. Robert Friend of
right-Patoerson Adr Force Eaom, conoludad that APonnta lustan's sighting was right-Patterson Alr Porce Eiom, coneludad that APonnta Austan's sighting was
…nused.Sy the geot ind the glanet duoiter, whei wis bright  and low in the nused-Sy the meot wind toe glanet duoiter, whfe' wis bright  and low in thel
zizon.lhat.higthJe.H nn.xpdanation doss,notcaneanoibera olose.to gover- zizon.Mhat.igthJe.HntxpIanstion doss, notcaneanobera.olose.to cover- -gati.the
ohLrdtointsrtoron ybur,laustinls, report, nbdorery-.rotbectally the-part
ont mdto intertorenco,nitoioh As a cormon phenomenon in close-up UFo sight-
Sevorel or-Che elehtings: in this, Illinois fap were apparantly
and jone repgitgedeirribetthe light bul bs as lirited windows. Mowever, there
not adensacibnadian thefole dade oy.Anstin, nererthaloss Seen arthentie.

IAPH- SEP 63
ILLINOIS HOST TO SMALL 'FLAP'
For two weeks, starting on August 5 and ending about August 2o.
Illinois played host to a small UFo 'flap.' The flap began when .18.
and a neighbor girl were driving home from a movie theatre in Mt, Verncn, Ill. to
Fairfield, Ill., in Wayne county. reported that he noticed a light above
and a little behind his car. The light. which said was as big ae an auto-
mobile. reportedly swooped near him and sent his car radio into a spaam and caused
the motor to sputter (a characteristic not tco uncommon in many Uro reporte).
said that he raced at speeds up to l20 m.p.h. but that the light kept pace
with him. After the lO mile chase home, both young and his date,
rushed into the rushed into the house screaming. house screaming.
said the light was hovering over the house when he stepped out with a shotgun,
became hysterical and had to be put under sedation. For a period ot becane hysterical and had to be put under sedation. For a period ot
several days after the event, other membere of the Fairfield coamunity saw the light. several days after the event, other members of the Fairfield coamunity saw the iight.
Among them: Among them:
Uphoff, 59. a larmer, who said it lit up a barnyard of his. said. "We sar said. We san
this brilliant light about 8oo feet up and off to an angle." ne said. this brilliant light about &oo feet up and off to an angle." ne said.
Nayne county circuit clerk. described the light as "a cross-shaped affair with a
tail on it." tail on it."
But alasl All the sightings were quickly explained by the Air Force.
While we hate to be too critical, since we did not make a personal investigaticn.
we would like to point one thing out: The Air Force said that what
saw was the moon partly hidden by fog. To our knowledge, the moon can do a Iot es
things but it hasn't yet caused car radios tq have Bpasms or to cause car engine
to sputterl The other explanations, dupiter. a fireball. and a refueling oneration
are a little more convincing to us. Jupiter, which is quite bright at this time df
year, is what saw hovering over his home.
Baw a refueling operation between a jet bomber and a tanker.
A state trooper who saw & falling light actually saw a, fireball.
We are presenting in thd next couple pages several clippings which
deal with the incidents in some detail. Any further developmenta will be rerorted.
in the next issue.

S0C2CE:IAN4-5ER63
reporte onIlkinoia flap elsewhere in this issu

how the light disappeared Mr was called to the Austin home,
some twenty miles distant, and u upon arrival was shown a light in the
distance. This was later confirmed as being the planet Jupiter. Mr. This was later confirmed as being the planet Jupiter. Mr.
C)stated t that this was obviously not the first sighted object. However,
young Mr was in hysterics when Mr. arrived. Mr.
indicated the Austins are highly respected, reliable people. The elder
Mr. * is a farmer. His son's occupation and age were not deter-
mined. Originally, Mr. indicated there was no specific shape to

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U.S.A:
"Morning star" chases car
The Dublin Ecening Express
in its issue of August 6 carried the
following account of a youth's
extraordinary experience: extraordinary experience: :"A A
teen-ager said a strange white
light chased his car at speeds up
to 120 miles an hour early yester- to 120 miles an hour early yester-
day morning. Ronnie Austin (18),
of Wayne City, Illinois, told of Wayne City, Illinois, told
authorities the light followed him
and Phyllis Bruce (18), 10 miles
as they drove home from a drive-
in theatre at Mount Vernon,
Illinois. the light light
" Austin claimed
stalled the the car's engine as it
passed over and caused the radio
to go crazy.' At one time it
approached as close as 100 feet,
he estimated. He said it made a
hunming sound and had a 'cool-
ing effect'as it passed overhead. ing effect'as it passed overhead.
Austin bolted into the home of
his father, Orville, and told him
to get a gun. Austin said the gun ing, but not twinkling.' "'It was ten times bigger than
seemed to cause the light to draw Kenneth Talbert, police radio the moon and was much brighter
nearer, so he closed the door, operator at Fairfield, said the than the Morning Star,' said Mrs.
turned off all the lights in the light had the shape of a cross. Dwight Withrow, a neighbour.
house and telephoned the police. Wayne City Marshall, George "Sexton said Austin became so
" Wayne County Deputy Sher- Sexton said the light looked like excited when he viewed the re-
riff Harry Lee, one of the officers the Morning Star to him. treating light with police outside
who answered the call, said he "Mrs. Ebbie Austin, grand- his parents home later that they
saw the light at a distance. He mother of the Austin youth, said had to carry him inside. A doctor
said it was ' three or four times the light had her dogs barking was called to give him a seda-
bigger than a star and was mov- during the night. tive." 3

the coal to the car and I must have been doing a 120 when
I topped the hill on the gravel road not far from our place.
I was coming into a dead end spot in the highway and the
object seemed to exert some strange force on my car other-
wise I would never have been able to make the turn. It slowed
me down at an unbelieveable rate of speed. . me down at an unbelieveable rate of speed.
Then the thing came straight toward me and hovered
over my car. My car engine started' to miss ... it wouldn't over my car. My car engine started to miss .. . it wouldn't
hardly go . . . finally the motor died. I didn't know what hardly go .. . finally the motor died. I didn't know what
was going to happen then. Then the light moved over to the
side of the highway, overhead, and my car started. I raced
for home.
Thought He'd Gone Crazy
I ran inside and woke up I ran inside and woke up dad and mom. dad and mom. They thought
I was drunk or had gone crazy. I told them was drunk or had gone crazy. I told them they'd better they'd better
"IT CAME WITHIN 100 FEET OF ME", said Ronnie Austin, call the police. Dad ran outside took one look and ran
ve, as he described his tussle with a flying saucer in a Press back inside for his gun. His is Remington auto-
fiice interview. matic.  When the object saw th to move
right toward us. We ran back inside. Dad got all of us in the
WHAT HAPPENED kitchen and turned off the lights. He called the police at Mt.
BOY TELLS Vernon. First the phone was dead, but on a second try he
got through. The police, at first, thought we were joking.
Ronnie Austin, 18, of Keenes, gives the Press the follow- At this point I was so excited the folks saw I needed
tng exclusive account of what happened Sunday night: medical aid so they called Dr. Konarski at Fairfield and he
My giri friend, Phyllis Bruce, 18. and I had driven to Mt. told them. what to give me.
Vernon and attended the drive-in movie. We saw the show. When the poiice arrived they saw the strange objeet too.
"The Escape", an exciting picture of a German prison camp. Two of ny buddies, Gary ·Karncher aod Tom Kissnet
"About efeven o'clock we headed out of Mt. Vernon east stayed there aad watched it all night, It was still visible
when the sun came up at about 4 o'clock this morning.
on Route 15 for home. Phyilis had gotten angry at me and The object was round and moved with the most ungodly
as we drove along east passed the airport I leaned over to speed I ever saw . . I cau't inuagine what it was."
sprak to her and when I looked out the car window to the
sitth I sao this big white object moving along just over tree
tups. it looked as big as an automobile.
t said to Phyllis,. "Look there at that thing, what is it
an nilpiane?"
Phyliss looked out and replied., "No, it's not an airplane
it doesn't have the flashing red and green lighis.

MAYNE COUNTY PRESS 5 AugUSt 1963
Keenes Boy Chased Home By
Flying Saucer'; Police Called!
Hill township. Crowd Gathered
BOY GIVEN SEDATION TO Ronnie and his girk friend, Miss A-crowd of 25 or more gathered
Phyliss Bruce, were returning out there around the Austin home
QUIET HIS NERVES AFTER home about eleven o'clock from to view the object at different
the drive in movie at Mt. Vernon times during the night.
INCIDENT. when they noticed it through the Ronnie graduated from Wayne
door window of their car. City High School in 1962. Since
"Scared To Death" then he has been working at a
An.18-year-old-Keenes boy was It was white and round l and nursery firm at Mt. Vernon. The
chased home Sunday night by a about the size of an automobile", boy is on vacation this week.
flying saucer or some other un said Ronnie in describing the ob- The Austin family lives about
known heavenly body! ject to a Press reporter. "It just three miles north of Highway 15
soared along over the tree tops. in Hickory Hill township, west of
The whole neighborhood out his We could tell it wasn't an airplane. the "Big Store".
way is talking about it. Every once in awhile it would Was Morning Star
swoop over toward our car... Village Marshal George Sexton,
The lad was so frightened I he "I tried to get away from it."
ran into his home, awakened his continued Ronnie. "But when I'd of Wayne City, rushed to the
father and mother and when his. speed up, it'd speed up; when I'd scene. He said when he arrived he
dad saw it he ran inside for his slow down it'd slow down. I drove saw nothing more than what ap-
shotgun. They wondered if it might up to 120 miles an hour but it peared to him to be the Morning
be some invading force from Mars stayed right with us. We were Star. He said Ronnie became so
... or Russia. scared to death." excited while he was there that he
"Brighter Than The Moon" had to be carried into the house.
Hid In Kitchen A Press reporter hastened to State Trooper Richard Gidcumb,
When the father displayed his When the father displayed his the Austin neighborhood the Austin neighborhood early of McLeansboro, told the Press he or McLeansboro, told the Press he
gun, the gun, the object seemed object seemed to to move Monday morning (today). saw a strong light flash across saw a strong light flash across
closer. A neighbor, Mrs. Dwight With- A neighbor. Mrs. Dwight With- the sky there Sunday night, but
row, was excit row, was about the hap- the hap- he seemed to question the flying he seemed to question the flying
So the family ran back into the penings. She was called during the saucer story the boy told. saucer story the boy told.
house . .. gathered in the kitchen house. .. gathered in the kitchen night to view the object. "It was night to view the object. "It was Ronnie's girl friend, who viewed
and turned out the lights. and turned out the lights ten times brighter than the moon," the phenomon with him is Phyliss
she said with excitement, "and Bruce, 18, daughter of Mr. and
Quickly they called police. at much bigger than a star."
Mt. Vernon. Fairfield police were Roxie  Austin. Ronnie's sister
promptly notified to keep watch. was talking about the event. She Mrs. Gene Bruce, of western
At first the police thought they described the object as "having a Wayne.
were joking. were joking. white glow with some sort of an In Fairfield, Police Radio Oper-
Deputy Saw It Deputy Saw It objeot projecting from it." objeot projecting from it." ator Kenneth Talbert said he
Ronnie's grandmother, Mrs."Eb watched it in the southeastern watched it in the southeastern
Among Among the officers rushing to bie Austin, was pretty excited bie Austin, was pretty excited sky until 4 a. m. "It looked like
the scene was Deputy Sheriff Har- about the whole affair, Inter- a cross in the heavens to me, said
y Lee, of Fairfield. y Lee, of Fairfield. viewed she said, "That boy's about Mr. Talbert.
"It to have a nervous breal to have a nervous breakdown Mike Hill, of Fairfield. told Mike Hill, of Fairfield, told
was different- than any friends he was up about midnight
thing I ever saw," said Mr. Lee. there's such a thing as a person
It was much bigger than a star being scared to death-. .. I'm and noticed an unusually brilliant
. . . it did not twinkle and seemed worried about him. I knew there light in the southeastern sky.
to be moving." was something wrong last night
It was up in the sky to the . our dogs yelped and barked
southeast at about a 45 degree all night long."
ngle. I couldn't make out any The boy's mother is an inspector
torm to it, except that of a big at Airtex Products in Fairfield.
round light, something like a star, She said she had no idea what the
although it didn't flicker any," object was, but that it came far
Deputy Lee said. "It was moving too close to their home for com-
upward and to the southeast and fort. Asked if they discussed the
kept this general direction." incident at breakfast this morn-
ing she exclaimed, "Breakfast! We
When asked what it was, the were so excited we didn't even
deputy just shook his head in have any." Mrs. Austin is a daugh-
wonderment. ter of Curt Tyler of Wayne City.
The boy who first saw the ob- Ronnie told the reporter, the ob-
ject was Ronnie Austin, son of Mr. ject at one time turned from
and Mrs. Orville Austin, who live white to a yellow glow. He said it
est of the "Big Store" in Hickory seemed to give off a cool feeling
once when it passed over his car.

Light-In-the-Sky Story Gains Momentum
Here; Another Strange Object Is Seen
ARMY INTELLIGENCE MAN
DUE IN FAIRFIELD TO
STUDY CASE. WAYNE COUNTY PRESS THUrSday 8 AugUSt 1963
Story Given Big Play
OR
The "light in the sky" story is
gaining momentum! gaining momentum! August 1963
Score of people saw an unusual Score of people saw an unusual
object in the castern sky here
Wednesday night about 9 o'clock.
Descriptions of how it looked
secm to vary with the location
from which it was viewed.
Bright As Diamond
Perhaps getting the best view F
of the phenomenon was Chauncey
Uphofl, who operates a Iarm on
highway 15 four miles east of
Fairfield and his guest that eve-
ning. Mike Hill, operator of the
Hill cleaning plant here.
Said Mr. Uphoff, "Mike and I
were sitting in the yard talking
and we hadn't had a drop to
drink," Mr. Uphoff noted jokingly.
"And ali of a sudden Mike said,
'Did you turn your porch Iight on
. . . look at that up there . . . it
looks like a big diamond.'
"I quickly saw it . .. it was "SHE SWOOPED AROUND WITH LIGATTNING LIKE SPEED" sAid ChaUCCy UphOff (iefO) a be
moving from the west, along over demonstrated the aetion with his hanad to his viewing pariner, Mike Hil, when they disctssed the Wednes-
the railrond track to the cast. day night phenomenon this morning.
Nover saw nnything like it before.
I ran inside and called the police
station.

VAYNE COUNTY PRESS August 1963 (Cont)
Lights Went Out Mrs. Short went inside her
house to call the Press Editor and She asked the Press to correct
When I got back; Mike said, a statement published Monday to
'Look-there, here comes something by the time she got back outside, the effect that she said her grand-
else .... it's a jet plane.' And sure the strange object was gone. The son was near nervous break-
enough there was another object Shorts and a neighbor lady at one down. She said her statement was
but it didn't have blinker lights point heard a jet plane go by in
like a jet. Anyway, the diamond the sky, and believed for a time
cbject suddenly swung around to- that the object might have been that he was "in a state of shock."
ward. the jet plane object and as this plane. The Austins have received many
it neared the plane, or whatever it * * * calls about the incident.
was, the lights on the diamond Mr. and Mrs. Perry 1 Padgett, **
object went out. After the plane 306 North First, told a Press re- Deputy Sheriff Harry Lee was
passed, there it was again. And porter of seeing a strange light in cailed by an Army Intelligence Of-
then the light changed to a differ- the sky as they drove home from ficer from Chicago and questioned
ent giow and she swooped around Cisne at about 9 o'clock Wednes- extensively about the object seen
toward us with lightning like cay evening. "It looked the size bygRonnie Austin in western
speed and at this point it.looked of a large ball, of brilliant light, Wayne county Sunday night. The
like a kite with a long tail. Quick- with slight orangy cast, and it had officer: said he would probably
y it circled back to the south and antennas or projections send someone to Fairfield for
seemed to hover right there in the light a questioning of those seeing the ob-
heavens at about a i5 degree angle sticking out," Mrs. Padgett said.
It moved, however, from the east ject that night.
over what would be the village of and by the time the Padgetts got ***
Merriam. Finally it disappeared The deputy sheriff on Wed-
clown toward Grayvile." to Geff it was up over their car.
"It was big and it was bright," Then it disappeared. As to what nesday night was telephoned by
continued Mr. Uphoff. "It looked it looked like, Mrs. Padgett sug- Air Force Intelligence agents
like it might be a thousand or gested drawing a round sun, then from Scott Field, and one officer
more feet up. It made sound adding light beams sticking out is expected in Fairfield Thursday
whatever. from that sun. afternoon (today), to question per-
No Inagination *** sons about the object and objects
Continued Mr. Uphoff, "Now Circuit Clerk James Wilson said seen in the Wayne county area
Mike and I weren't born yesterday he and members of his family saw since Sunday night.
... we're not getting all excited the strange light Wednesday ***
about this flying saucer business, night. He said it frightened his lit- night. He said it frightened his lit- Deputy Lee said he had received Deputy Lee said he had received
but for darn sure we saw but for darn sure we saw this this tle daughter until she cried. At over 50 telephone calls and let-
sight in the sky . . . it wasn't an sight in the sky . .. it wasn't an times. he said, it looked like a times, he said, it looked like a ters from newspapers, TV sta-
airplane or anything like that, but cross in the sky with an illum- cross in the sky with an illum- tions and cranks, with tions and cranks, with informa-
we don't know what it was. Any- inated tail. He declared it wasn't tion and questions about tion and questions about the mys- the mys-
way we sure didn't just imagine anything. imagined by the group terious objects. A man at Addison, terious objects. A man Addison,
it.l it."" ....that they really saw it. .that they really saw it. Ill, wanted to swap information Ill,: wanted to sv information
Mr. Hill noted that Mr. Up- *** about the object, as he had gone about the object, as he had gone
hoif's dogs went into barking dogs went into barking Lawyer Dick Cochran said he Lawyer Dick Cochran said he through a similar experience him-
svasms several times while all this s asms several times while all this and some guests at their home self. This man may come here.
was happening. He remarked that saw the light moving northwest saw the light moving northwest *** * **
it's unusual for- Mr. Uphoff's dogs it's unusual for Mr. Uphoff's dogs about 9 p. m. Monday. He said Another man, Another man, Harold Harold Solem, Solem,
to do much barking but last night he believed it was one of the man- from Evanston, emphatically de-
he had to quiet them two or three launched sattelites. 5 clared in a letter to Deputy Lee
times. times. * ** that it was an Unidentified Flying
This might tie in with a report This might tie in with a report Meanwhile at their home north Object from another planet. "I Object from another planet. "I
following the incident near Keenes of Keenes, the Orval Austin fam- of Keenes, the Orval Austin fam- wish I could have been in your
Sunday night when Ronnie Austin, Suncay night when Ronnie Austin, ily remains steadfast in the story ily remains steadfast in the story shoes and saw that object Sunday
1S, was chased home by a big, of what they witnessed Sunday night," Mr. Solem wrote. The night " Mr
bright object in the sky. After night. The Press was unable to Evanston man declared the people
that neighbors there reported how. reach Mr. and Mrs. Austin, or son in these "ships" are not hostile to
their dogs had barked so that Ronnie Thursday (today), but it us, are exceptionally religious and
night. did interview Mr. Austin's mother highly learned, far ahead of us
and father, who live nearby, Mr. on earth. He said the small ships
and. Mrs. Ebbie Austin. sighted here are from a larger
Others Saw It! *** mother ship. He said the saucers
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Short, 300 When told by the reporter that require no fuel, operate on mag-
Lakeview Drive saw it too! They their son. Orval had been quoted netism, coming from Venus, Mars
witnessed a strange object in the Tuesday as saying what he saw andiother planets. He said they
nocthern and eastern sky about was nothirg more than the morn- heard our signals in connection
9:00 Wednesday evening. Mrs. ing star, the mother said, "I don't with moon contact efforts from
Short told the Press, "It was a know where you got that. Orval World War II days and thought we
large circular brilliant light, with was here last night talking about were in trouble, so came down to
four lighted projections sticking it. His father toid hirm that he see what our trouble was. Actual-
out. It reminded me of a bath- wished that he'd been called . .. ly, Mr. Solem added, solemnly,
osphere they use for going deep that he didn't think it would have "there are non-earth people al-
down, into the sea, a round ball scared him." Then she quoted her ready here and with us, but we
with metal projections sticking son as replying, "Oh, yes it would don't know them."
out." ... it did look horrible." * * *

MAYNE COUNTY PRESS WAYNE COUNTY PRESS NONDAY 12 AUGUST 1963
THURSDAY 8 Ang (Cont)
Butch Musgrave and a Brame
bov from the Boyleston area re- CLAIM AIR FORCE
ported to Deputy Sheriff Lee SIGHTINGS IN SKY
sighting a lighted object, four to KEEPS LID ON UFO'S 5
five times the size of a star, going APPEAR ON WANE
from east to west and "really mov-
ing." This was about 9 p.m. too. Representatives From Private Or-
Also from the Boyleston area, a None Reported In County Over
geoup of seven or eight persons, Weekend; Seen in Other ganization Here Checking Fly-
including Raymond Owen, at Counties. ing Object Stories.
about dusk sighted a big bright L
light-'as big as a desk"-speed-
ing across the sky. It was going Are Wayne county's neck-cran- A claim that the U. S. Air Force n
west to east. What was it? "I ing days over? is suppressing evidence about Un- a
don't know," Mr. Owen told the The eyes-to-the-sky activity yap- identified Flying Objects was
Press. pears to be waning, one week made by a three-man team from
** after a strange lighted object fol- the National. Investigations Com-
After the reports came in at lowed a Hickory Hill township mittee on.Aerial Phenomena here
nine o'clock Wednesday evening teenager and his girl friend home. Saturday night.
of new "flying saucers" sighted, A number of Fairfield and "We have documentary evidence
Deputy Lee maintained a lookout county residents sighted more that the Air Force is not releas-
for some time. State police 12A strange lights Wednesday night. ing all its information on the un-
headquarters dispatched Trooper The sightings brought Air Force identified -flying objects which
Al Lane, of Fairfieid, in search for and National Investigations Com- have been sighted in this country,"
the lighted objects.None were mittee on Aerial Phenomena teams according to Francis Ridge, chair-
sighted for the remainder of the to Fairfield over the week end to man of a subcommittee from In-
evening. interview persons seeing the diana Unit No. 1 of the NICAP.
** strange flying objects. Three Men Here
God's intervention to save this Saw Cross-Shaped Light Here with Mr. Ridge were Philip
country". That's the description Last police-reported sighting in Stuttler, assistart chairman, and
given the strane flying objects in the county came here early Friday Jim Catt, communications division.
the sky by a colored Washington, morning. when Mr. and Mrs. Les-. The three interviewed Chan Up- /
D.C., minister. Rev. Charles Beck, lie Mason, of 900 West Main hoff and L. A. (Mike) Hill con-
said to be bishop for a Cross In street, observed a larger-than-a- crning the strange lights they
d Targer-than-a- saw in the eastern sky last Wed-
The Sky church in the nation's star. cross-shaped light move light move nesday night.
capital. Rev. Beck called the Press quickly across the sky. "It went The National Investigations The National
from Miami, Fla. Tuesday after- from Miami, Fla., Tuesday after- from. the southeast to the north- Investigations
noon, wanting to know details of noon, wanting to know details of west," Mr. Mason told the Press. Committee on Aerial Phenomena
the incident involving the Austin Mr. Mason denied the object had was started by an ex-Marine ma-
boy. He asked for a copy of the boy. He asked for a copy of the a comet-like tail, as reported else- jor, Donald Edward Keyhoe, who
Press carrying the story: Press carrying the story. where and told the Press "it was has been with True Magazine: It has been with True Magazine: ItI
*** *** all one piece." is a private organization.
Rev. Beck told of an occurrence Rev. Beck told of f an occurrence 12 Hospital nursing staff members According to the Vincennes,
at Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., recently Fla., recently called the city police station early Ind., trio, the Air Force has files
where a strange lighted where a strange lighted cross Monday morning (today) about a on 6,300 cases of UFO sightings,
floated into a motel room, awake- bright light in the eastern sky, many of the reports still top many of the reports still top
ning a woman and her two child- ning a woran and her two child- secret.
ren. Thislighted ren. This lighted cross cross floated floated but police looked for the object,
around the room, then went out saw only a bright star. saw only a bright star. "Inherently Dangerous" "Inherently Dangerous"
the window and back up into the the window and back up into the At Albion, Paul C. Brock, said
sky, Rev. Beck told the Press. he and neighbors Thursday night The NICAP board of directors
**. 8*.2. saw a brilliant light that was sta- feels that the Air Force censor-
Rev. Beck said he would pay tionary for five fisor minutes, then then ship and withholding of ship and wci UFO re-
$200 to $300 for Austin to go ·to turned red and floated away, ports is inherently dangerous."
Washington for a radio interview. making an engine noise. The private group wants open
Rev. Beck, also said to be a cul- "Big As Washtub" Congressional hearings on UFO's.
tural attache for the Ghana dele- At Mt. Vernon, a fireball as big Lt. Col. Robert J. Friend, an
gation to the United Nations, as a washtub hovered over the Air Force investigator here over
broadcasts over a UBC radio net- home of former Mt. Vernon mayor the week end, denied the Air
work, have several churches in Harry L. Bishop. He described it Force hides information on the
eastern United States. as coming down from the north flying saucers." Said Colonel
* * 3 . . . "the brightest red light I've Friend, "We investigate all these
Rev. Beck thinks-we're being ever seen." Said Mr. Bishop. "Be- claims, and let the chips fall where
observed by other planets and said fore this I thought,those people at they may. To date the Air Force
he had collected considerable in- Fairfield who reported seeing the has no information ere are fly-
formation on the subject of un- object were crazy but I've changed ing saucers."
identified flying objects. He said my mind now." Mr. Bishop cailed A publicity release from NICAP
our present racial troubles may be neighbors, who also saw the light tells of a Trans-Workd Airline pi-
involved with the appearances of for a 10 to 15 minute period. lot dodging an unidentified flying
the lighted crosses and objects. The strange lights have also object to avoid a head-on collision,
The Washington, D. C. minister been seen at Flora, and in the a CAA control tower operator
hopes to come to Fairfield next Evansville-Vincennes area.in.Indi- tracing four UFO's at 3600 miles an
Wednesday to talk with the Austin ana. hour, one over an Air Force base,
family. What are they? and an F-S6 jet pilot chasing a
huge saucer in the Far East.

E
A TEAM OF AIR FORCE PHYSICISTS were in Fairfield over the week end checking last week's
light-in-the-sky stories. Here they are reading about it all in the Press . .  Lt. Col. Robert J. Friend light-in-the-sky stories. Here they are reading about it all in the Press . . . Lt. Col. Robert J. Friend
(center). Capt. Hiector Quintanilla, rignt and Sgt. Charles R. Sharp. They called the Press stories accur- (center). Capt. Hiector Quintanilla, right and Sgt. Charles R. Sharp. They called the Press stories accur-
ate and not overplayed. ate and not overpla ved
AIR FORCE TEAM AIR FORCE TEAM What did the Air Force physic- family to the Air. Force investiga-
ists find out? They aren't telling ists find out? They aren't telling tors was "essentially the same" tors was "essentially the same"
CHECKS OUT "LIGHTS' CHECKS OUT "LIGHTS -yet. but Colonel Friend did story he told to the Press and story he told to the Press and
make the following observations which was printed in
to the Press: day's paper. The boy's girl friend,
The Air Force investigates, Phyllis Bruce, questioned separ-
Investigate 500 Claims A Investigate 500 Claims A Year, Year, 500 claims of strange 500 claims of strange aerial ately, "confirmed"' the boy's story
Solve 98 Per Cent of phenomena a year. in all essential details. "The boy in all essential details. "The boy
Them. -It satisfactorily explains It satisfactorily explains 98 truly experienced something. In
per cent of them, at least in the per cent m, at least in the my opinion, he is not lying," Col-
years since 1956. From 1947, when onel Friend said, admitting there onel Friend said, admitting there
An Air Force team of physicists orae "Project "Proiect.Bly Bluebook'". the Air Force Force might be some point of misidentifi-
from Wright. - Patterson Field, name for investigation of aerial. cation.
Dayton. Ohio, spent the week end phenomena was started, the Air -The Air Force to date has no
in Fairfield investigating the Force has satisfactorily explained information available t to indicate
aerial phenomena sighted in 92 per cent of these sightings. the existence of flying saucers.
Wayne county several nights last --Each Air Force base investi-
week. gates such sightings nearest its What They Are
Here were Lt. Col. Robert J. base. He did not explain why Most of the "strange objects"
Friend, Capt. Hector Quintanilla Scott Air Base did not handle this seen in the sky turn out to be
and T/Sgt. Charles R. Sharp. investigation. meteors, satellites, missiles or air-
Made Interviews Investigate All planes. In this case, the Air Force
The Air Force team interviewed The U.S. investigates every team will check private, com-
persons who reported sighting such sighting reported. "The one mercial and military plane tratfic
strange objects in the Wayne we didn't investigate might be the on the nights the objects were
.county sky last week, starting one which would blow us apart," sighted. "This particular section of
with Ronnie Austin and his girl Colonel Friend expalined. the U.S. has the most controlled
friend. Phyliis who were -The story told by young Ron- air traffic in the country. It is a
startled by a strange lighted oh- nie Austin and memters of his positive control area, sharply
ject which followed them in the covered by radar," Coionel Friend
sy near their Hickory Hill town- told the Press.
ship homes last Sunday night.

my clothes. reached in a closet across the sky.
flights of "bright glowing ob- "I've never seen anything
and picked up a shotgun' and like it." said Louis Kooings
They are not all zany. ran to the door. He said. The 36, of 138 W. 112th St. "About
Two law officials said they shotgun won't do no good, 10 of these lighted objeets were
have seen them. Kenneth Tal- cause it's a light." lined up in a row like cars on
Bert. the police "I saw it. It was twice as a train."
who operates Donald Clark. 32. of 8030
Radio system. said he peered high as the trees. orangish
and maybe 200 yards away. Syeamore. Highland. Ind..
out the door at headquarters It stayed there three, maybe added. "It (the row) was going
and saw a glowing object. "It four hours." real fast. Ir made no sound
was kind of the shape of a at all. 'We saw it for about
cross. just a nice light. going Deputy Iee was summoned three or four minutes."
northeast over 2d St.." he said. to the home and agreed there Ronald Aaderson. 20. of
was an unnatural object glow- 15442 Dante. Dolton. said, "It
Wayne County Deputy ing in the sky. The rest of Aus- was verv odd. The object the
Sheriff Harry Lee said. "It row) seemed to he making a
was awfuily bright. what I tin's family also agreed. They
saw, but I don't know what are his wite. Mary Lou: a son. circle at about 3.0oo feet. It
it was." Terry. 17, and a daughter. was white with an orange tinge.
Roxie. 15. The Austins live on Roxie. 15. The Austins live on We thought at firsi it might "We thought at. firsi it might
A carload of A carload of teen-agers-re- teen-agers-re- be a blimp. but it went too fast
ported seeing a strange ported seeing a strange light. light. a 223-aere farm 23 miles west to be a blimp." to be a blimp.
So Jid lawyer Diek Cochran. So Jid lawver Dick Cochran. of Fairtield. of Fairtield
who was entertaining guests at. 3
the time. WEDNESDAY evening evening the the
lights were reported lights were reported seen bv
SCORES of residents are get- SCORES of residents are get- Chauncy Uphotf, who operates Chauncy Uphotf, who operates
ting stiff necks straining at the a farm four miles east of Fair- a farm four miles east of Fair-
night sky. Mayor Zack Smith night skv. Mayor Zack Smith
said the town was "quite worked: field. and a guest. Mike Hill.
up. .. operator of a cleaning plant.. Dayton Daily News 8 Aug 63
The Shelton Gang. notorious …It looked like a big It looked like a hig kite kite.
Brothers who once controlled There was no noise." noise." said
vice and gambling Downstate. Uphoff. LOOK OUT,
were raised in Fairtield. but "Mike and I weren't born
have since departed. yesterday We re not getting all HERE IT
The Uptown Metel i ofter- excited about this flying saucer
ing binoculars to guests bent on business, but for darn sure we COMES AGAIN
other-worldly adventures. Paula saw this thing in the sky. It
Ortman. 17. a pretty brunet wasn't an airplane but we WAYNE CITY, Il., Aug. 6
waitress at the Uptown Restau- know what it was." --(UPI) - Authorities were
rant. inquired of guests. "Have 4 batfled today by the story of
you seen vour. fhing saucer RONNHE Atstin, the young- a teenager who said he and
yeu' ster who started the shy-search- his girl friend were chased
i ing craze. goes home before home from an outdoor
nightfall nowadays. "Wouldn't theater Sunday night by a
THE "light in the sky" story "strange light."
got going atter Ronnie Austin. you?" he asked. Ronnie Austin, 18. said the
Is. drove home around nid- His father said. We're not light looked as big as an auto-
night Sunday from a date and nutty but I guess a lot of people mobile, caused his car radio
ran into his house screaning think we are Some rotks said "to go into spasms." and fol-
mn terror. we hid in the kichen because lowed him at speeds up to 120
His father. Orval. said: "He we were afraid of the Russians. miles an hour.  The youth
oed. Dadly, something fol- Heck. the Russians would not was given a sedative.

WAYNE COUNTY PRESS MONDAY 12 AUGUST (Cont)
NICAP (Cont) (Air Fo rce Cont)
Admitted there. a re some
CLAIM AIR FORCE things we don't understand about
KEEPS LID ON UFO'S radar, that it has many pecular-
(Continued from Page 1) ities. He cited case where a cer-
tain radar station reported an un-
determined blimp on its radar
screen.  Planes were sent up to
Wanted"No Publicity spot, and although radar contin-
The NICAP group almost got ued to show blimp on screen, the
into trouble with police here Sat- planes found nothing.
urday night, after a city police .Cited a recent case in Ken-
radio. operator complained the tucky, where strange lights were
group had represented themselves reported by a group of residents.
as being from military intelligence, Air Force team went there, and
in a telephone conversation with next night saw the "strange ob-
him Saturday afternoon. The three ject" come over. It was big B-52
dlenied this. At first they declined bomber on low level "bombing"
to give their names to a Press re- mission, with extra lights attach-
porter, saying they wanted no pub- ed to warn other aircraft. These
licity. Finally, at police insistence, big B-52's can't turn on a dime,
they identified themnselves. so the Air Force put on extra
lights to warn other area planes
of their whereabouts," Colonel
Friend explained.
Final Evaluation
-Findingsof the Air Force
team will be channeled to higher
authorities, and .finally to Penta-
gon for final evaluation and de-
terrmination. "Once all the facts
are collected, I believe we can ex-
plain this occurrence in Wayne
county," Colonel Friend told the county," Colonel Friend told the
Press.
--The Air Force team stays in --The Air Force team stays in
the field as long as necessary to
exhaust all possible phases of in- exhaust all possible phases of in-
vestigation. vestigation.
Other than the people at Keenes
they collected the bulk of their they collected the bulk of their
information from  Mike information from Mike Hill,
Chauncey Uphoff and state troop-
ers.

Chicago Sun-Times Chicago Daily News
6 August 1963 S August 1963
Watches It
PECULIARLY He kept it under observa-
tion for several hours, he add- Air Force Probes
ed guardedly.
A Swift To Kenneth Talbert, police
radio operator at Fairfield,
about 275 miles south of Chi- Mystery Light
cago, the light appeared to be
shaped like a cross, he ex-
Light Is plained reverently. Special to The Daily News
Other members of the Aus- WAYNE CITY, III.-An Air Force intelligence officer was
tin family and neighbors sup- expected here Thursday to investigate a huge dazzling light in
ported the youth's story whole- the sky which frightened a Wayne County farm family.
heartedly. Ronnie became so
Spotted excited watching the light above He will question the 15 to 20
the house a physician was persons who reported seeing the Some said the light went out
called to give him a sedative, light early Monday, then report when a plane flew by and went
Special to The Sun-Times Austin said sleepily. his findings to the Air Force back on again when the plane
FAIRFIELD, II.—A strange corire and Dr. Allen Hynek of North- had passed.
white light Monday chased him western University. Mike Hill, 57, operator of a
ior lo miles at speeds up to Dr. Hynek is chairman of Fairfield cleaning plant, said
120 m.p.h. and then hovered NU's astronomy department the object "looked like a kite
over his farm home, a Wayne and the Air Force's consultant affair with a long tail to it and
County youth- told polics astronomer on aerial phenome- things projecting from it.
breathlessly. na.
The light began following "At the present stage, we
him as he and his date, Phyllis don't know what this light was," Military Pay
Bruce. 18, left a drive-in movie said Dr. Hynek from Evanston.
at Mount Vernon. 18-year-old There. have been cases of
Ronnie Austin said theatrically. ball lightning, which lasted 15 May Get 2d
As it moved overhead, the seconds at most. But I don't
light caused the car's engins think this caused the light." caaseu ue nsr Boost in '64
to soutter and made the car to soutter and made the car * * * =
radio "go crazy." he added RONNIE Austin, 18, told RONNIE AuStin, 18, told WASHINGTON (UPI)
mechanically.. mechanically. officials the mystery light pur- -With a S1.2 billion military With a S1.2 billion military
Sound Described sued his auto at speeds up to pay raise about to win Con- pay raise about win Con-
Once the light swooped thelight swooped 120 miles an hour early Mon- gressional approval, the De- gressional
fown to within 100 feet of the day while he drove a girl home fense Department fense Department already is
car, it made a humming sound car, ic made a humming sound from a drive-in movie at Mount asking for a further boost early
and had a "cooling effect," he Vernon. next year, it was learned Thurs-
said icily. He sped to his farm The light was reportedly day. day.
home about 15 miles west of spotted again Wednesday night Assistant Defense Sec. Nor-
here and told his father, Or- by residents of Fairfield, 17 man S. Paul said the pending man S. Paul said the pending
ville, to get his -gun, Ronnie miles east of here. pay bill will not "solve all the
continued automatically. Fairfield police, the Fairfield police, the problems," such as "moonlight-
The gun seemed to cause the The gun seemed to cause the Wayne County sheriff's of- ing" by servicemen who get
light to draw nearer the house, light to draw nearer the house, fice and state police all said off -duty jobs to make ends off-duty jobs to make ends
Ronnie's father said aimlessly. Ronnie's father said i aimlessly. they they were were "beseiged" by "beseiged" by meet, "and extreme cases where
So he bolted back inside, turned So he bolted back inside tured phone calls. phoge calls. enlisted men have turned to re- anlistad m
off the lights and cailed police, Callers reported the li ght lief. But it is going to help."
the elder Austin said darkly. abou: soo feet off the ground.he said.
Answering the cail, Harry
Lee, Wayne County deputy CHICAGO DAILY NEWS
sheriff, saw the light at a dis- AUG 6 1063 cHIGagO SUN-times AUG 9 1963
tance, he reported standoff-
ishly. "It was three or four A
times bigger than a star and
was moving, but not twink-
ling." Lee said steadily.

6. This headquarters has not visited the scene, nor is there any known
not have a telephone at his home. I Mr. s home telephone number is
Fairfield, Illinois 2-365l. He can be reached during the day by calling
the Sheriff's Office, Fairfield, Illinois.
FOR THE C ANDER
O.. Harkene
O. V. HARKNESS O. V. HARKNESS
Lt Colonel, USAF Lt Colonel, USAF
Wing Operations Officer Wing Operations Officer
1st Ind (MAXIN) 8 AUG 1963
Hq MATS, Scott AFB, I11 Hq MATS, Scott AFB, Il1
TO: AFSC (FTD) (TDE) TO: AFSC (FTD) (TDE)
Forwarded for necessary action. for . action.
FOR THE COMMANDER
1RE
oN.Lt Col., UCET
chibi. intelligenée Div., DCS/Plans
2

seribed it as noving but not Schlenz said both be and his wife,
twinkling and sald he kept it but that tha light kept pace Betty Jo, saw it as it feil from
under observation for several with him. He drove into- his east to weat. The time corres-
hours after midnight until it father's farm yard and he and ponded exactly with the tine giv-
disappeared shortly beiore Miss Brucs rushed into ths en by the pair driving along Wal
dawn. bouse screaming. dron Road.
Lee said he went to the farm Turns Off Lights Melvin Edington, 14. 22e W. Toai
dome of Orville Austin, 15 St.. Bourbcnnais. is the latest to
Austin said he stepped into veport the sighting of lights in the
miles west of Fairfield, in the yard with a shotgun and sky. He saw nct one, but three.
answer to a cail from Austin that the light was hovering Edingion, son of Mrs. Monica
for protection against a mys- over the bouse. He dived back Edington, reported he saw three
terious aerial marauder. into the house, turned off the reddish orange lights st 12:29
Tell Harrowing Tale a.m. Tuesiay as he was walking
lights, and called for heip, he his dog. He said he first saw
Austin and bis son. Ronnie, said. them directly overhead, then they
18, bad a harrowing tale to tell  Three other members of the moved quiekly out of sight: one
of their experiences with the Austin famtly and Miss Bruce heading southeast, one southwest
lizbt. supported the story. Lee said. and the-third diroctly south.
Roanis snid that he went tn Romnie became hysterica! and They remsined: in his sight for a
few soconde, he said, and lnlt no
a drive-in mevie last night with was given a sedative by a phy- trail.
Piyllis Bruce, is, a Deighbor, sician. Pbyllis Bruce, is, a Deighbor,  sician.
and that the light appeared Lev said police in Mount Ver- and that the light appeared  Lev said police in Mount Ver- Kankakes Doily Journal Kankakes Doity Journal
above and behind hir shortly non, I. i5 mailes west of the above and behind hirn shortly non, I. i5 miles west of the Avg 14. 1963 Avg. 14. 1963
after they had started on a Austin home, reported seeing after they had started on a Austin home, reported seeing
10-mile drive home. s s- a strange light in the sky and AIR FORCE AID.
Ronnie said the light was as that Kenneth Talbot, police Ronnie said the light was as that Kenneth Talbot, police
dig as an automobile and that radio nperator, said it appeared dig as an automobile and that radio nperator, said it appeared TO INVESTIGATE
whea i swooped near him it to have the shape of a cruas. whea i swooped near him it/to have the shape of a cruas. LIGHT IN SKY 'LIGHT IN SKY
An investigator from the
Seott air force base nesr Belle-
ville. St. Clair couoty, has been
assigned to check into the assigned to check into the
"light in the sky" that alarmed
Wayne county residents befure
dawn Monday it was an-
nounced vesterday
Dr. J. Allen Hyn,k, director
of Northvester? universily's
Dearborn observetery and af-
ficial consultant to the air
force on unilentified flying ob-
jects, said he will also izvesti-
gato the ligitta.
"If the invesdigator does pot
find ao easy sohtlon. to the
phemomenon then-i will gal
there myself," he said. A dep-
uty sberilf and other persons
ireported seetng the light.

father and mother and when his
dad saw it he ran inside for his
shotgun. They wondered if it might
be some invading force from Mars
.. . or Russia.
Hid In Kitchen
L3S en the father displaved his
gun, the object. seemed to move
closer.
So the family ran back intq the
house .  gathered in the kitchen
and turned out the lights.
Quickly they. called police at
Mt. Vernon, Fairfield police were
promptly notified to keep watch.
At first. the police thought they
were joking.
Deputy Saw It
Among the officers rushing. to
the scene was Deputy Sheriff Har-
ry Lee, of Fairfield.
.'It was different than any-
thing I ever saw," said Mr. Lee.
It was much bigger than a star
. . . it did not twinkle and seemed
to be moving."
"It was up in the sky to the "IT CAME WITHIN 1O0 FEET OF ME", saiD RoNNie AuSTin,
southeast at about a 45 degree above, as he described his tussle with a flying saucer in a Press
angle. I. couidn't make out any Office interview.
form to it, except that of a big
round light, something like a star,
although. it didn't flicker any." BOY TELLS WHAT HAPPENED
Deouty Lee said, It was moving
ijavard and to the southeust and Ronnie Austin, Is. of Keenesy gives-the-Press the follow-
weot this general direction." Inge exchusive account of what happened Sunday night:
When asked what it was, the
deputy just shook his head in My girl friend, Phyllis Bruce, 18, and I had driven to Mt.
wonderment. Vernon and attended the drive-in movie. We saw the show.
The hoy who first saw the ob- "The Escape", an exeiting picture of a German prison camp.
ject was Ronnie Austin, son of Mr. "About eleven o'clock we headed out of Mt. Vernon east
and Mrs. Orville Austin, who live on Route 15 for home. Phyilis had gotten angry at me and
west of the "Big Store" in Hickory as we droye along east passed the airport I leaned over to
speak to her and when I looked out the car window to the
south I seu this hig white object moving along just over tree
tops. It tooked as big as an automohdle.
I. said to Phyllis. "Look there t that

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thing I ever saw," said Mr. Lee.
It was much bigger than a star
. it did not twinkle and seemed
to be moving."
55 "It was up in the sky to the "IT CAME WITHIN 100 FEET OF ME" said RoNnie AuStin,
southeast at about a 45 degree above, as he described his tussle with a flying saucer in a Press
angle. I couldn't make out any Office interview.
form to it, except that of a big
round light; something like a star,
although it didn't flicker, any." BOY TELLS WHAT HAPPENED
Deputy Lee said. "It was moving
upward and to the southeast and Ronnie Austin, 18, of Keenes, gives the Press the follow-
kept this general direction."
When asked what it was, the
deputy just shook his head in My girl friend, Phyllis Bruce, 18, and I had driven to Mt.
wonderment. Vernon and attended the drive-in movie. We saw the show.
The boy who first saw the ob- "The Escape", an exciting picture of a German prison camp.
jeet was Ronnie Austin, son of Mr. "About eleven o'clock we headed out of Mt. Vernon east
and Mrs. Orville Austin, who live on Route 15 for home. Phyllis had gotten angry at me and
west of the "Big Store" in Hickory as we drove along east passed the airport I leaned over to
speak to her and when I looked out the car window to the
INCIDENT. south I saw this big white object moving along just over tree
tops. It looked as big as an automobile.
I said to Phyllis, "Look there at that thing, what is it
An 18-year-old Keenes boy was an airplane?"
chased home Sunday night by a
flying saucer or some other un- Phyliss looked out and replied, "No, it's not an airplane
known heavenly body! . it doesn't have the flashing red and green lights.
"Men From Mars"
Then jokingly, I remarked, "Maybe it's some little green
men from Mars coming to get us."
When I said that I did not realize the exciting When I said that I did not realize the exciting expe- expe-
rience that was about to be ours. rience that was about to be ours.
When I'd speed my car up the object would speed When I'd speed my up the object would speed up. up.
When I'd slowed down it slowed down. My car is built for
racing and at one point I drove racing and at one point I drov 120 miles an hour and it
stayed right after me.
1 ,
At first it was on the south side of the road and then
it crossed it crossed over in front of me to the north side. i over in front of me to the north side. One time One time
it came within a hundred feet of the car. I had my radio had my radio
tuned on WLS ... I thought they'd announce some foreign
attack was underway. When that thing crossed over my car over my car
the radio went crazy . .. it the radio went crazy . .. made all-kinds-ol made all kinds of sounds so I sounds so I
turned it off. turned it off.
t When we reached my girl's house her sister, Forrestine, When we reached my girl's house her sister, Forrestine,
got up and came outside and looked at it. And all of a sud- got up and came outside and looked at it. And all of a sud-
den it started .moving closer so we ran inside, turned the
lights off and watched it through the window.. lights off and watched it through the window.
Chased Him Home
Finally, I had to go home so I made a run for the car.
That's when the fun really
Soon as I.pulled away from house. the object began
to follow. Me or my car seened to ract it. I really poured
the coal to the car and I must have been doing a 120 when
I topped the hill on the gravel road not far from our place.
I was coming into a dead end spot in the highway and the
object seemed to exert some strange force on my car other-
wise I would never have been able to make the turn. It slowed
me down at an unbelieveable rate of speed.
Then the. thing came straight toward me and hovered
over my ear. My car engine started to miss . .  it wouldn't
hardly go ,.finally the motor died. I didn't know what
was going to happen then. Then the light moved over to the
side of the highway, overhead, and my car started. I raced
for home.
. He'd Gone Crazy
Thought
I ran inside and woke up dad and mom. They thought
I was drunk or had gone crazy. I told them they'd better
call the police. Dad ran outside.and took one look and ran
back inside for.his gun. Remington auto-
matic. When the object gun it seemed to move
right toward us. We ran back inside. Dad got all of us in the
kitchen and turned off the lights. He called the poliee at Mt.
Vernon. First the phone was dead, but on a second try, he
got through. The poiice. at flrst, thought we were joking.
At this point I was so excited the foiks saw I needed
pirdieal aid so they called Dr. Konarskt at Fairfield and he
told them what to give e me.
When the pot arrived saw the strange object too.
Two of. my Gary Karacher aadt Tom Kissner
stayed there an tched it all night. It was still visible
The objeet was round and moved with the most ungodly
speed I ever saw . .. I can't imagine what it. was."

Descriptions of how it looked
seem to vary with the location
from which it was viewed.
Bright As Diamond
Perhaps getting the best view
of the phenomenon was Chauncey
Uphoff, who operates a farm on
highway 15 four miles east of
Fairfield and his guest that eve-
ning. Mike Hill, operator of the
Hill cleaning plant here.
Said Mr. Uphoff, "Mike and I
were sitting in the yard talking
and we hadn't had a drop to
drink," Mr. Uphoff noted jokingly.
"And all of a sudden Mike said,
'Did you turn your porch light on
.... look at that up there . .. it
looks like a big diamond.'
"I quickly saw it . .. it was SHE SWOOPED AROUND WITH LIGHTNING LIKE SPEED" said ChaUnCey Uphoff (left)
moving from the west, along over demonstrated the action with his hand to his viewing partner, Mike Hill, when they discussed the We
the railroad track. to the east. day night phenomenon this morning.
Never saw anything like it before.
I ran inside and cailed the police
station. of a large ball, of brilliant light,
with slight orangy cast, and it had
Lights Went Out light antennas or projections
"When I got back, Mike said, sticking out." Mrs. Padgett said.
'Look there, here com s something It moved, however. from the east
else . . . it's a jet plane.' And sure and by the time the Padgetts got
enough there was another object to Geff it was up over their car.
but it didn't have blinker lights Then it disappeared. As to what
like a jet. Anyway, the diamond it looked like, Mrs. Padgett sug-
object suddenly swung around to- gested drawing a round sun, then
ward the jet plane object and as adding light beams sticking out
it neared the plane, or whatever it from that sun.
was, the lights on' the diamond 2 3 :
object went out After the plane Circuit Clerk James Wilson saidi
passed. there it was again. And he and members of his family saw"
then the light changed to a differ- the strange light Wednesday
ent glow and she swooped around night. He said it frightened his lit-
toward us with lightming. like tle daughter until she cried. At
speed and at this point it looked times, he said, it looked like a
like a kite with a long tail. Quick- cross in the sky with an illum-
ly it circled back to the south and inated tail. He declared it wasn't
seerned to hover right there in the anything imagined by the group
heavens at about a 45 degree angle ... .that they really saw it.
over wnat would be the village of Dick Cochran said he
Merriam. Finally it-disappeared Lawyer
down toward Grayville." and some guests at their home

SWOOPED AROUND WITH LIGHTNING LIKE SPEED" said ChauCey Uphoff (Ieft) as he
action with his hand to his viewing partner, Mike Hill, when they discussed the Wednes-
menomenon this morning.
ball, of brilliant light.
orangy cast, and it had
Inas or projections
Mrs. Padgett said.
hiwever. from the east
tie the Padgetts got
eas uo over their car.
peared. As to what
te. Mrs. Padgett sug-
ing a round sun. then
beanns sticking out
Hs Janes ilson saidi
dies of his family saw
light eanesday
Iid it frightened his lit-
until she cried. At
Ud. it looked like a
sky with an illum-
Fo declared it wasn't
gined by the group
ly saw it.
Cochran said he

the"rairroao"track
Never saw anything like it before. euesq ynnto nn u I
I ran inside and called the police oq Ina [eos oh un yo 'oryo poomtorl uT
station. of a large: ball, of brllliant light, LET re e ie  i e o yoe s jo is
with slight orangy cast, and it had oos se Aded ur
Lights Went. Out light antennas or projections aot jo Sue sot nne 'ABp eys 'sw oay
When I got back, Mike said, sticking out," Mrs. Padgett said. otn ite to  qe e Anredod roon
'Look there, here comes something from the east UB JOS s pue M o1
and by the time the Padgetts got -uods 'p
else ..it's a jet plane.' And sure to Geff it was up over their car. go WOoor -mou Medond u
enough there was another object rhee sas MeUS ee 2
but it didn't have blinker lights Then it disappeared. As-to what
it looked like, Mrs. Padgett sug- TEA GE TAL
like a jet. Anyway, the diamond gested drawing a round sun, then aun un yea
object suddenly swung around to- adding light bearns sticking out ee c
ward the jet plane object and as from that sun.
it neared the plane, or whatever it 'e Anadord
was. the lights on the dianond s puosa
object went out. After the plane Circuit Clerk James Wilson said SuW pur
passed, there it was again. And he and members of his family saw W Mo een 'M RUNG *
then the light changed to a differ- the : strange light Wednesday Ceog o
ent glow and she swooped around night. He said it frightened his lit-
toward us with lightning like tle daughter until she cried. Bepisd 'An
speed and at this point it looked times, he said, it looked like a uopeoe [epads jo pood en1 Suppon M
like a kite with a long tail. Quick- cross in the sky with an illum- wou s inq Boous prg Wor
ly it circled back to the south and inated tail. He declared it wasn't oee te ieene tne
seemed to hover right there in the anything imagined by the group im ii e ynnt
heavens at about a 45 degree angle ...that they really saw it. . Susou sh cusois sn
over what would be the village of * *
Merriam. Finally it disappeared Lawyer Dick Cochran said he Sursus iunon
down toward Grayville." and some guests at their home GOONOAONN
It was big and it was bright," saw the light moving northwest
continued Mr. Uphoff. "It looked about 9 p. m. Monday. He said 61 BHSS —
he believed it was one of the man- Baqra SSIW 'u
like it might be a thousand or launched sattelites. uree pan in '1e
more feet up. It made no sound *** yen aun
whatever. : Meanwhile at their home north Rdnn  u
No Imagination of Keenes, the Orval Austin fam- Rqny
Continued Mr. Uphoff, "Now ily remains steadfast in the story We uddeT 'se
Mike and I weren't born yesterday of what they witnessed Sunday uc o. 'S 'es o 'uiddeT
. . . were not getting all excited night. The Press was unable to n in 'ann e  .
about this flying saucer business, Me Wa S B uqsnn ay ae
but for darn sure we saw this reach Mr. and Mrs. Austin, or son e  Jo n
sight in the sky . .. it wasn't an Ronnie Thursday (today), but it pur. S r
did interview Mr. Austin's mother I  J Jo   o Knqsuy
airplane or anything like that, but sns S '8161 'S17
we don't know what it was. Any- and father, who live nearby, Mr.
on tAnow whac. It  was. ay and Mrs. Ebbie Austin. SIAAMS SL
way we sure didn't just imagine *** 38 -ySnep ahn 9gt 'us -ysnep h sgt 'us
it." IN un UD nn   q nn  n q
Mr. Hill noted that Mr. Up- When told by the reporter that
hoff's dogs. went. into barking hoff's dogs. went. into barking their son, Orval had been quoted their son, Orval had been quoted MH  RS M  B
spasms several times while all this Tuesday as saying what he saw Tuesday as saying what he saw SEM
was nothing more than the morn- was nothing more than the morn- WoH won n wiin ung Wa Wa!
was happening. He remarked that ing star, the mother said, "I don't to.u wo.u M u [ uI [
it's unusual for Mr. Uphoff's dogs n n se en n  se woug
to do much barking but last night know where you got that. Orval MpsunaM uoor uoor
was here last night talking about -e sen s sts -u sen  stn
he had to quiet them two or three it. His father told him that he it. His father told him that he Supung e Sa
times.. times.... wished that he'd been called . . . ut sort ie e wod en a snort ie e wod hey os
.This might tie in with a report . This might tie in with a report that he didn't think it would have e e  i e e e e  pi e e Huou Huuou p s
following the incident near Keenes scared him." Then she quoted her scared him." Then she quoted her T0L T00 Ge  ne pn it  e
Sunday night when Ronnie Austin, son as replying, "Oh, yes it would B 29 q m L9 q r
18, was chased home by a big, .. it did look horrible." . it did look horrible."
bright object in the sky. After *** 'sens. 'senis.
that neighbors there reported how that neighbors there reported how She asked the Press to correct u epins pH epins PiH
their dogs had barked so that a statement published Monday to a statement published Monday to Nopuoaa M J S  M J
night. night. the effect that she said her grand- passed passed
son was near a nervous break-
Others Saw It! down. She said her statement was OEE ME E
Mr: and Mrs. Bill Short, 300 SINON IS NI SIII
Lakeview Drive saw it too! They (Continued on Page 6)
witnessed a strange object in the ENN M
northern and eastern sky about
9:00 Wednesday evening. Mrs.
Short told the Press, "It was a SIONITII 'CTA.
large circular brilliant light, with
four lighted .projections sticking
1J5 out. It rerninded me of a bath-
osphere they use for going deep
down into the sea, a round ball
with metal projections sticking
out."
* **.
Mrs. Short went inside her
house to call the Press Editor and
by the time she got back outside,
the strange object was gone. The
Shorts and a neighbor lady at one
point heard a jet plane go by in
the sky. and believed for a time
that the object might have been
this plane.
.*
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Padgett,
306 North First, toid a Press re-
porter of seeing a strange light in
the sky as they drove home from
Cisne at about 9 o'ctock Wednes-
day evening. "It looked the size

NOTES ON SAUCER
(Contnjued. from Page 1)
that he was "in a state of shock."
The Austins have received many
calls about the incident.
* **
'Deputy Sheriff Harry Lee was
called by Intelligence Of-
ficer from Chicago and questioned
ii extensively about the object seen
'by Ronnie Austin in western
Wayne county Sunday night. The
officer said he would probably
I
c questioning of those seeing the ob-
ject that night.
** *
The deputy sheriff on Wed.
nesday night was telephoned by
Air Force  Intelligence agents
from Scott Field, and one officer
is expected in Fairfield Thursday
afternoon (today), to question per-
sons about the object and objects
seen in. the.Wayne county area
since Sunday night.
*
Deputy Lee said he had received
over 50 telephone calls and let-
ters from newspapers, TV sta-
tions and cranks. tiors and cranks. with inforrma- inforra-
tion and questions about tion and questions about the mys-
terious objects. A man at Addison, Addison,
Ilf,. wanted to su IIf. wanted to S ap information information :
about the object, as he had gone
through a similar experience him-
seif. This man may come here.
** **
.Another Another man, Harold Solem,
from Evanston, emphatically: de- from Evanston, emphatically: de-
clared in. a letter to Deputy Lee
that it was an Unidentified Flying
Object from another planet. I Object from another planet. T
wish I could have been in your wish I could have been in your
shoes and saw that object Sunday .
,night," Mr. Solem wrote. The night," Mr. Solem wrote. The
Evanston man declared the people
in these "ships" are not hostile to
us. are exceptionally religious ands
highly learned, far ahead of us
on earth. He said the small ships
sighted here are from a larger
mother ship. He said the saucers
require no fuel, operate on mag-
netism, coming from Venus, Mars
and.other planets. He said they
heard qur signals connection
with moon contact efforts from
World War II days and thought we
were in trouble, so came down to
see what our trouble was. Actual-
ly. Mr. Solem added, solemnly,
There are non-earth people al-
ready here and with us, but we
den't krow them."
Butch Musgrave and a Brame
bov from the Boyleston area re-
ported to Denuty Sheriff Lee
sighting a lighted object, four to
five times the size of a star, going
from east to west and "reaily mov-
ing." This was ahout

there are non-earth people al-
ready here and with us, but we
don't know them."
**
Butch Musgrave and å Brame
boy from the Boyleston area re-
ported to Deputy Sheriff Lee
sighting a lighted object, four to
five times the size of a star, going
from east to west and "really mov-
ing." This was about 9 p.m. too.
Also from the Boyleston area, a
group of seven or eight persons,
including Raymond L. Owen, at
about dusk sighted a big. bright
light"as big as a desk'"speed-
ing across the sky. It was going
west to east. What. was it? I
don't know," Mr. Owen told the
Press.
***
After the reports came in at
nine o'clock Wednesday evening
of new "flying saucers" sighted,
Deputy Lee maintained a lookout
for some time. State police 12A
headquarters dispatched Trooper
Al Lane, of Fairfield, in search for
the lighted objects. None were
sighted for the remainder of the
evening.
*d
God's intervention to save this
country". That's the description
given the strane flying objects in
the sky by a colored Washington,
D.C.. minister, Rev. Charles Beck, D.C. minister, Rev. Charles Beck,
- sald to be bishop for a Cross In sald to be bishop for a Cross In
, The Sky church in the The Sky church in the nation's nation's
capital. Rev. Beck called the Press
from Miami, Fla., Tuesday sfter-
noon, wanting to know details of noon, wanting to know details of
the incident involving the Austin
boy. He asked for a copy of the boy. He asked for a copy of the
Press carrying the story. Press carrying the story.
** ***
Rev. Beck told of an occurrence
at Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., recently at Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., recently
where a strange lighted cross
floated into a motel room, awake-
ning a woman and her two child-
ren. This lighted cross floated
around the room, then went out
the window and back up into the
sky, Rev. Beck told the Press.
**
Rev. Beck said he would pay
$200 to $300 for Austin to go to
Washington for a radio interview.
Rev. Beck. also said to be a cul-
tural attache for the Ghana dele-
gation to the United Nations,
broadcasts over a UBC radio net-
work, have several churches inj
eastern United States.
* * :
Rev. Beck thinks we're I being
observed by other planets and said
he had collected considerable in-
formation on the subject of un-
identified flying objects. He said
our present racial troubles may be
involved with the appearances of
the lighted crosses and objects.
The Washington, D. C. minister
hopes to come to Fairfield next
Wednesday to talk with the Austin
family.

a "fireball," and i jet bomber home was Jupiter, which was his findings to the Air Force back on again when the plane
refueling in micair. low on the horizon and five and Dr. Allen Hynck of North- had passed.
The infcrmaticn was released times brighter than any star. western University. Mike Hill. 37, operator of
afier a team, headed by Lr. Col. A state trooper called by the Dr. Hynek. is. chairman of Fairfield cieaning plant, saic
Robert Friend of the. Wright-excited Austin familv said be NU's astronomy department the object "lcoked like a kite
Patterson Air Force Base, saw a falling lighi. and the Air Force's consultant affair with a long tail to it and
Dayton, Ohio, interviewed many It wos a "ftrehall" or "fall- astronomer on aerial phenome- things projecting from it."
residents in Fairfield and sur- ing star" plunging into the na.
rounding Wayne County who earth's atmosphere, the Ar "At the present stage, we
saw the ligbts. Force suid. It happers many don't know what this light was."
ONE resiuent, Ronnie Aus. times a year. said Dr. Hynek from Evanston.
tin, I8, of Wayne City said a The experts also had a rela- "There have been cases of
mysterious light followed him tively tame explanation for the ball lighting. which lasted 15
kite-shaped light that lit up seconds at most. But I don't
home Aug. 4 as he was out think this caused the light."
riding in his car with his girl Chauncey Uphoff's yard Aug. G
friend. 7. It was seen by Uphoff and RONNIE Austin. 18, told
Later Ronnie's parents and friend Mike Hill. Later Ronnie's parents and friend Mike Hill. officials the mystery light pur-
otbers: saw the light hover-  That was a jet bomber and others saw the light hover-  That was a jet bomber and sued his auto at speeds up to
ing over the Austin home. a tanker in a re-fueling opera- ing over the Austin home. a tanker in a re-sueling opera- 120 miles an hour eariy Mon- 120 miles an hour early Mon-
Whar Ronnie actually saw in tion. Col. Friend assured them. Whar Rounie actually saw in tion. Col. Friend assured them. day while ho drove a git bone day while he drove a git bome
his auto that night was the The fuei hose was what looked. his auto that night was the The fuel hose was what looked from a drive-in movie at Mount
moon, partly hidden by fog. like the kite's tail. moon, partly hidden by fog. like tbe kite's wail. Veron. Vernon,
The iighi was reporiedly Tue iight was reporiedly
spotted again Wednesday nighr spotted again Wednesday night
by residents of Fairfield, 17
miles eart of here. miles east of here.
Fairfeld police, the Fairfleld police, the
Wayne County sheriff's of- Wayne Coonty sheriff's of-
fce and state police all said
they were. they were eiged" by d" by
phore caibs phore calls.
Callers reported the light
about soo feet off the ground. huut sfo feet ofE the eround
..
T