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1. DATE 2. LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS i
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li, November 1963 Sbead AFB, ievada QO Probably Balioon
“3. DATE-TIME GROUP i. TYPE OF OBSERVATION BO Pessibly Balleon |
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Local , 7 nen — a X Ground- Vi sual D Grourd-Rodar 5 Probably Aivavate
CMT. MOS 0 | © Air Visual 0 Air-intercept Rador Sh Possibly Aircroft
5. PHOTOS $. SOURCE O Was Astronomicol
Yes 0 Probably Astronomical
Ne Possibly Astronomical

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6 Minutes ia°- mm 1 to 2 a. a 0 Unknown
0. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING aa li. COMMENTS ‘
One object separating into two. First noticed | Titan missile launch from Vandenberg
a3 explosion. One fireball remain od station ary| AFB a at 14/1342Z.
and the other moved off leaving trail of fire
Observed at S0 deg az 4C 1/50 elev, Disappeared
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OTHER SEPARATED AND MOVED OFF LEAVING A TRAIL OF FIRE
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aT Cl) WEATHER OBSERV Ei TAKING WEATHER OBSERVATION, AND

AIR POLICEMEN ON PATROL SAW THE LIGHT; ¢2) 80 DEGREE
\ZIMUTH; (€3) 45/50 DEGREE AZINUTH; €4) ONE STATIONARY

THE OTHER MOVING AWAY IN AN ARC$:C3) FADED AWAY TO NORTHWEST;

C6) WEATHER OSSERVER OBSERVED FOR SIX MINUTES, AIR POLICE

[HREE TO FIVE MINUTES.

GC. €1> GROUND VISUAL$ (C2) NONecS (C5) N/A.

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BD. €1) 1344Z, 14 NOVEMBER 1963; (2) DAWN

®. STEAD AIR FORCE BASE, SIGHT MILES NORTHWEST OF RENO, NEVADA,
. (2) SMITH, JERROLD E, a/2C, DET 3, 4TH WEATHER SQUADRON,
STEAD AFB, NEVADA, WEATHER OBSERVER, EXCELLENT; WIIMLER,

55 AIR BASE GROUP, STEAD AFB, NEVADA,

ELLENT; HAUPT, WILLIAN L, A/2C, 3635

ATK BASE GROUP, AIR POLICEMAN, EXCELLENT,
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LOCATION OF THIS SIGHTING CORRESPOND WITH THE TIME OF THE

SECOND STAGE FIRING AND SEPARATION,

Je A TITAN MISSILE SHOT FROM VANDENBERG AFB AT 13422.

VUE TO CLASSIFICATION THE EXACT ALTITUDE AND DIRECTION oF
FLIGHT AT THE TIME OF THIS SIGHTING WAS NOT OBTAINABLE.
Ke CAPT FRANK E. HARRIS, WING FLYING SAFETY OFFICER, FROM
ALL REPORTS OF OTHER INDIVIDUALS SIGHTING AND IDENTIFYING

THIS UFO AS THE MISSILE, I FEEL CERTAIN THIS IS WHAT THEY

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SAUCER DI NSVADA: A sighting which gives further
confirmation to John Je. Robinson's veebele in this issues of SAUCER NEWS oc-
curred on November 14th in Carson City, Nevadae A resident of Carson Cit;
naned Slanche Pritchett taporte d early that morning that she saw a dise-shaped

r ; hovering in the southwestern skies. Tho lady al-
haft of light frou the UFO illuminated a neardy hill.
% stood kibees in spaca while she watched i

it had "an odd green color with a golden cast,"
that a "vibratory hum" came from the object.
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came back on again after the UFO disappeared!

Other pe phoned police, the weatherman, and a radio station
in near oy Reno and re ed the same or a similar object in the sky southwest
of Reno. No puatahation Zor the phenomenon could be found.

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