PROJECT BLUE BOOK

PROJECT 10073 RECORD
1. DATE · TIME GROUP LOCATION
M7 Jul 64 13/08522 2611 (reoifie)
3, SOURCE 10. CONCLUSION
Unitod Alrlies I SUTIOLENT DATAFON EV.LNVES
4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS Lirited dabe, I Duation omitted.
Mo Decay on 17 or 18 July.
One Proteble meteor sighting. Inourfid ent dits for fira
5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS
Not Zrortou Satellite swrned in. Slue ad white Caaguented at and Mlight
6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION tron 45 deg alevation to i5 deg above horison. Gpned unionowm
Direotlon 210 deg. Direotlon Zlo deg.
AaClowl AZowl
7. COURSE 7. COURSE
Nob Rported Nob Rporbed
8. PHOTOS 8. PHOTOS
Yes
I No
9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE 9. PHYSICA IDENCE
Yes
XL No X No
ETD FORM
FTD SEP 63 SED 0-329 (TDE) Previous editions of this form may be used.

Official U.S. Air Force UFO forn
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34. Date you somplated this questionnaire: Day Month 5 Year
35. Infornation which you feel pertinent and which is not adequately cavered in the specific points of the 7
questionnalre or a narrative explanation of your sighting.
In ComMUNiCAteD with The Sipe the
SAUCER WAS qivew tests AND thehheneD
I * SAID SNEtA. I WOOLD
RAthare tell yoo th stoty Becmuse OR Fene
I. will Coutkctyou whew Am ReLAsaD,
FRom WeAR. FRom TeAR.
I Am Here at I 1m Here at this stute Hospital this stiake
Hospihal FoR
Behievirg Behievirg this stery! stery!
PLeAse PLeASe det 12t te kNoW Me KNOW the RisolAs ResolAs GF OF
this. it COuLD this. it coutD meaw my my DischangR heAR

My wife, two children (age and 12) and I were seated along the
Bay, at the foot of Turner Street.
There were approximstely 400 to 500 assembled in this
immediate area. About 20 minutes after the fireworks c disolay
had begun, we noticed many of the crowd talking and pointing out
toward the sky in the West. We saw five lights, suspended like
a string Japanese lanterns off in the West. The lights created
much attention and most everyone in our area stopped looking at
the fireworks display and watched the other lights. For at least
four or five minutes they remained stationary. There was a 6th
light but it came from an airplane that was circling the five
lights. I could make out the movement of this plane. Its lights
I am convinced that this was not a reflection of any sort the lights
were clear and distinguishable. There were too msny people sround
who witnessed the same thing for people all around were talkinr shout
the strange sight. I will be hegoy to confirm this to any person or
gersons who may be interested.
T.

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Auto-Owners
INSURANCE COMPANY
FLORIDA 33515 ORIDA 33515
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Capt. R. H. Henry Capt. R. H. Henry
MacDill Air Force Base
Tampa, Florida

Dunedin,Florida
July 7,1964
Capt. R. H. Henry
Publio Information Office
Tampa , Florida
Dear 'Gir:
Clearwater Sun of July 6,I will
attempt to relate to you attempt to relate to you Wast I Baw on the hlghd or Juiy t,at ths
Dunsdin Marina whioh is approximately 2.25 Dunedin Marina whioh is approximately 2.25 miles from the eastern miles from the eastern
and of the Memorial
one I one I next to me sald thab some jets s whit coming.I looked to my left
(I was facing west) and saw 6 (I was facing west) and saw 6 red dots of light.At first I thought red dots of light.At firet I thought
+ . that they were jets and waited for that they were jets and waitad for them to fly over,but after a few
minutes it appeared to me that the red objects W the red objects wer not moving.As I wher not moving. As I
observed them more closly they seemed to hover in the air.Suddenly seemed to hover in the air.Suddenly
one red light started to descend toward the water.I followed it with
my eyes until it fadad fron s sight.Meanwhile above the other red lights
very faintly there was a small dot of white light resembling a star
moving above the other lights.All of this lastod only a few minutes.
The lights where in the sky from where were sitting from adout
216 to 226.I hope this bit of infornatdon will help you some.
Sincsrely yours,

L. adin,Fla.
JUL 7 JUL 7 OIN
1964 pu
MacDill Air Forde dase MacDill Air Forde diase DMOMSTAGE
c/o Capt. R. H. Henry 34
Public Information Office
Tampa ,Florida Tampa ,Florida

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LARGU SENIOR HIGH &CHOOL 1
LARGO, FLORIDA 33540 410 MISSOURI AVENUE R G
1964 PM
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talie fatic
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thst 42 sen
tk 12 Cleanwat the fwols
Belbaii + sfotted oh
tithn the bught lights
. five
gind the affance
T
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We nin ohe pafern.
Belord is an diagrain 2 an thrae light
affeancd 0

each pass of the plane.
It seems most strange that no one knows of a plane eing in
of what the red lights wer lere was a
plane and feeling.
Dicely
C
apait
These abjects were in the sky. for about 5 to lo minutes and These abjects were in the sky. for about t 5 to lo minutes and afber afser
all had disappeared the plane headed towards the east.

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assumed at first earlier rocket,
since I arrived la away as they
would if they had om parachutes.: They
appeared to be airo
lights. They neith lickered nor moved, although the
drifting
I was standing the too of the bluff facing west
at the time, in vacant site of the new city hall, directly
east point land where the fireworks were launched.
Than bundred people thera who cauld hotto An
investigations.
Sincerely,

Official U.S. Air Force UFO form
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. In the following sketch, imogine that you are at the point shown. Place an "A"on the curved line to show how high the object 30. Have you ever sean this, or a
was above the harlzon (skyline) when you flrst saw it. Place a "B" on the same curved line to show how high the object was
above the horizon (skyline) when you last saw it. Place an "A" on the compass when you first saw it. Place a "B" on the cam-
pass when you lest saw the object.
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31.1 IF you answered YES, d
NW NE 31.2 Please list their names e
a
30°
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15 SE
32. Please give the fallowing inf
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NAMESets
lost
28. Draw a picture that will show the motion thar the abject or objects made. Place an "A" at the beginning of the path, o "B" ot 28. Draw a picrure that wilr show the motian thar the object or objects made, Place an "A"at the beginning of the path, o "B"I
the and of the path, and show any changes in direcrion during the course. the and of the path, and show any changes in direction during the course. A ADDRESS EtON. ADDRESS EtO
AReA ARCA
TELEPHONE NUMBER
F4,Up Indicate any additional int Indicate any additional infe
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29. 1F there was MORE THAN ONE object, then how many were there? 29. IF there was MORE THAN ONE object, then how many were there?
Draw a picture of how they were arranged, and put an arrow to show the direction that they were traveling. Draw a picture of how they were arranged, and put an arraw to show the direction that they were traveling. AstRenomy AstRenuomy
I Am at
my 34 Pese
33. When and to whom did yo
Doy

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clcarwater, Florida 33515 JUL 7
PM P
1964
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Captain R. H. Henry
Public Information Office
MacDill Air Force Base
Tompa, Florida

Belleair Beach, Florida
Capt. R. H. Henry
MabDill Air Force Base,
Tampa, Florida.
Dear-Sir:
After reading your request for information
regarding the red lights in the sky on the evening of
July fourth, I wish state that I watche these lights
until they went out.
I was sitting frontlawn at Belleair Beach
to watch the fireworks display at C earwater, and after
the fireworks were over I continued to sit there and noted
over the Gulf. They looked like large red balloons and were
ever so much larger than the customary port lights on an
aircraft.
They hovered in one spot, maybe fifteen minutes after
I first noticed them. The time must have been between nine
and nine-thirty .
The formation was as drawn:
The second and The second and fourth
light kept going out
but returning. It
seemed as if the
small light at the
right moved but the O
others seemed stationery. O
I hope this information maybe 0
of 'some help to you.
hndne w molii Aue
Yours truly
M

Pinellas Cendral Mrtel Our
AA 7p cood JUL-761
BANK & TRUST COMPANY aumbor is
1305:
P. O. BOX 44, LARGO, FLORIDA 33541 FLN: DE
B G E C
Capt. R. G. Henry
MacDill Air Force Base
Fublic Information Tampa, Florida
PED Officer Officer
SADIANTS ONDEIES

I to focus
our eyes to then because-of their trilliancy. There was no engtn 2
1
silent. They were suspended in nid- air, and hovering in a straight
line fornation: There seemed to be a sont of leader, for the first
isacpear once once
more. Their size was
.
appeared, and we saw them no longer.
Sincerly yours,

AFTEE HUFSUIUN TO
ARGO
JU..7
I I" AM 1AM
1964. 1964. I.S.AIRMAIL AIRMAIL
FLA. FLA:
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fo. Capt. R. H. Henty
MacDill Air Force Base
I ampa, Ilorida

The diswnko lated et
tm, atr me o Mad.
in a me te athet the
ferewopto, kud
OAA. Mt on rn, and watched them
tiy dd sin wur wniaeked
with the dilfenat dlem, het thi woe ant ton
d de Theo Wuk
minuctes td it yT t it  t the lt C
and the thid oe, we iat al tadet, the thar t
a  o Mriltin Thy edy, os ney as M ladee
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thee the wdke the ird, it
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now a hii.
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Capt: R. H. Henny Capti R. H. Hen,
Pubt Relatina aue Putte Relatins ahe t
Mac Dill A.F.B. 04
lampa
Florida

red lights in the sky. red lights in the sky. T
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kind of aircraft flying around and . a around these red lites.
Then all of a sudden they disappeared. W We were puzzled
about this toc since they appeared shortly after the
the beach then climbed the beach then climbed high
and flew away. This is what we saw.
Mr. 8
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LORIDA LORIDA JUL' JUL C
Mrs 1964 1954
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Capt. R.H. Henry 2le
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Tampa, Florida
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30. Have you ever seen this, or a similar object before. If so give date or dates and location. NO
eet
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31. Was anyene else with you at the time you saw the abject? (Circle One) Yes
3 1. 1 (F you answered YES, did they see the object too? (Cirele Ond) Yes
31.2 Please list their names and addresses:
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32. Please give the following information about yourself:
NAME First Name Middle Name
Lost Name
Do'n Do 5"at al dllegeCoon Zone Zone Stale
ADDRESS Street City
AGE.19 AGE11 SEXVY
TELEPHONE NUMBE
In nl p  . Inicate any aditional informatin bout yourse including any special experience whichght e pertinnt.
I Lik I k Science AnD AeRonautics , meth AeRoNautics, meth
Astpenory AstRenomy AND AND Al All SCuRees OF SouRees OF screwce. screwse.
I Am at this M RoKS Becwse Becwse F eF this t his FLyiNg sauce! Flying sauce!
m4 present ADDess is- 50Dess 1s
HAUCRFORD strde Hospihel
B50D DARdy ReAd
HAURFOBD,PaNN
33. When and to whom did you report that you had seen the obj-et?
L- WAs threskewed, Bu
Day Month Year

the other
lights in a southerly direction and disappear from view.
Shortly thereafter the second li ght from uth dropped i app-
arently
telescope and when I returned tried to focus on the two remain-
ing lights at that time. One dropped downward and I followed it
but could only see the light. Then the other disappeared in a
downward direction. My wife said that the others had disappeared
while I was looking for my telescope.
We were unable unable to form any form any opinion of what they were but opinion of what they were but
we are certain that we we saw them and that they went throught the them and that they went throught : the
aporoximate maneuvers t aporoximate maneuvers that I have described. I have described. cannot give you cannot give you
the exact time that we saw the exact time that we saw them but we first noticed them while
the Clearwater firewords display firewords disnlav was on and was on and the display ended ianlay anded
while we were watch these lights.
Our home address arwater, Fla.
Our telephone number the firm
whose letterhead I an using
yours,

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Capt. R. H. Henry
Public Information Officer
MacDill Air-Force Base MacDill Air-Force Base
Tampa, Florida. T21

light, white, doing a slow "orbit", left to right, around the red
lights. Chis orbit was reneated over a ninutes. It
passed south-to-north
lights
varied considérably in altitude, rising and falling, and one of
them, quite consistent in altitude, began t flicker considerably.
constant horizontal spacing, even when they were quite dim. The
time during which I saw them was roughly-ten minutes.
Pelaf andd hane thiis ar
ax Sa)
and palecudder, Aeam
pliaie spallig.

R W
JUL 7
CLEARWATER, FLORIDA C PM
1954
FLD
DRROSTAG UKFOSTAGE
21 21
Captain R. H. Henry, USAF Cantoin R. H
Publie Information Officer
Nacbill Air Force Bose, Hloridn

aircraft. . A statement was made available to the publie in a
news release by the Information Orficer at MacDill AFB.
Due to the pilot's statement and
of the sighting, by yourself and ,others, the case was quickly
solved. Your intereet in this sighting is appreciated not solved.. Your intereat in this S12r
only by myself but Air Force as well.
Sincerely, Sincerely,
BRACTOR CUTNTAN HACTOR CUTNTANI 22
Major, USAP -
Chier, Aerial Fhencmena Branch Chier, Aerial Fhencmena Branch
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of the Clearwater or Dunedir fireworks display. With my sister,
out of the street-light, where we thought we might see better. The lights
were clearly visible from the extension of Jones Street which runs to the
As we watched, one of the lights (possibly the moving light) traveled
west toward the horizon and disappeared in the vicinity of a cloud bank.
We later learned, in discussing the lights with our cousin, that she
_ th, as they watched

I hope the foregoing information can be useful in establishing the
much appreci
of this puzzling event; envelope is enclosed.
:

ANINS PM
Clearwater, Florida
196A
Capt. R. H. Henry Capt. R. H. Henry
Public Information Officer
MacDill Air Force Base ir Force Base
Tampa, Florida
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sean Si
in The Cleanite Liw of
i jaly, 1964. Iy wfe, fuind, and
ilss 2
- six ned lighst akind
ex plainde
Play
n Chrenalogical crder ile euinet
daw and ixplained
he
Eaily icning elis te
wilece aicraftin feomation

Inforation Only. Glen Canyon, Utah
Sourses Early July
Another Mystery Crater
Sometime in early July "something"
fell in the Glen Canyon area of Utah and
on the 29th a group of ranchers rode
horseback to the site of a 40-foot hole
on & mountain 15 miles west of Glen
Canyon. Reports that a meteorite had
tallen prompted the search. The hole
was first reported by Tony J. Mascaro
two weeks prior to the date the crater
wasi investigated, after a trip into the
mountains back of his ranch nine miles
from Riverton. The group of ranchers
took pictures of the hole and plans were
made to send them to qualified geologi-
cal experts. The source of this informa- cal experts. The source ot this informa-
tion is the Salt Lake Tribune for 29
July, and no other details were given.
We are interested in further iniorma-
tion, partieularly pertaining to physieal tion, particularly pertaining to physieal
description of deseription of the hole, findings of the hole, findings of
selentists, ate.
T

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in line custoal the lad aniraft
aut
al one line of sight in a Statil
diiectin E2,uih
Cleanvata, hiad aluady started, 28
Was completely dack sichen fuinds
avined  t this time wi all fs-
leded to The packing guet Atp
the street and du e
Diie -hu Clanate,
the alsih e Dent
facing

great
18/79 Decoud
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flaung abjct that was either Paige
conkl
to Ihe NE and appeand
E the wnind.
Onben This aljecto paided cut af
Ile
Agai bat:O
tery Rougl shetch in incle s lanng
and ihi line
chell Jhe light opped.

Circraft. I can state lih some assrance
Ihat Thie " lialt did mat a apea Io Moe
in Gny devictein 2 Ouly d . lilt
seen and in n patelae fematen -
Leut a desaken line. 3 thig
Dis uncy aggie iketchy lut
2 uoued like t hat
Lage Fla

Bacood OR PARACmTE
T.H15-CR- THiS
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TH2SEHEE AAEd TH2sEE AARE
To Bink oR bo oUT.WfMs albolTWtns
1615 objeck did not appeor
THIE iS LOOKInG 1DU2 west 1arge enough fo hUninN USC.
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Anfrmation ffien
Moe dill istane Mpe Dill histnce am
Tampa, Floida Floida

AIPTE
July, 190 75
anedin, le.
Thhe is i neference to the wel
lighte sien in the fCleawate
n Rck on July fouth. I belive we
them abant them abont 8:30pm whleat 8:30pm whleat
the Dunehir marinia Dunihi marina
n hustonde sand th mt
te l ht td be Mare t fil
long teme
Alo, they eemead & te  a pefally

76E
Gaplain R.H. Ky,
Diseid ei the redy
the the sit y Jy.
Due ee Watdeng the fire Enere watedeng the fise
Wrhi a4
Callead his altentin to The
Ie paw them alsi
0 ded d sen.
Hcie Qome
thad
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them nd fo penicl
it
beliew that thee were fven
puhag sin lightin all. One and
to diop out of line ofle i whileand
thi Civappia ad for e de econe
I met adnet we didit catad.
them untel theye thim wntl they wer gorl gorl becave my becavze my
Suntand gat an ah n hi Mutand gat an ah in his ayp
Shope I have ben af some telp
and pl let ae fra dat thee and pled let ae fia wdat thee
thinge wee. Jery tiuly youe

teid to ballene for the fice
ok diplay.
Befoce ae lift oney
The light moned away
thought then its thought then it Ca t
Thine about it the more
Jeellle
.

Information Only Roseburg, Oregon
Source: Americm URD Coumittee Review, Vol 1, No 2, Sep 64 Last leek of July 1964
Laaz Muok of_ Julyi Rotoburg, Laos yuok of Julyi Rotoburg,
Oragoar Several rasidonts havs Oragoar Sevaral rasidonts havs
repsrted seeing 4 aroup ox UrOs reported sebing 4 aroug ox UrOs
tlying in orbits, with red , flying in orbits, with red ,
groen and whito lights.

(
Anesw De ete then alar
lnd that there Zeeene
the aby That wight
f
Sercerly

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danpen Springe, Ha daxpon Sprange, Ha,
NOd JUE JUE 8
1964 OHSPOSTAG. 5C
Copt R.t Bny, Ouli oaion
ff Me  t toe Be
Jampa

Aheis Re-
Iind zt 1300 Dtop Br obsised the
eglte whele xatleng M'Oa lsvme
Satirday bveneng. addlned it Diie Ome tojpe
acrobate Spicifenlly Ciegaid fo the
feiconte dialay
The ligate wte wiselile to liw fo a foet foie
tad bien thee Jinuch longee bifee
he he natreid then. Notrcik The They They agpearcd to be agpeaicdl to be pefecthy gefecthy
Gueid Gueid and and statenery etatenary thang atteclnd to altecbnd to a a
delaendy beid baid Haevre,
solid Dolid straight straight
Dud Ded Obsirved Obsirved what what afepidrid ajepidrid to be tine to be tng anirft ancrft
that Hlea kround K2ose betiveen hi t the red ligeto
bhich reled out the ligite lesing allackak t
Engthong solid denba Cedesve the Asclroft cer
Hlgng al Omideble a
Kistince abnee o bagnd
mly goue the elleam

2
Shnially amcludid itet the bjicte wee
rek leghte o2
Have hnldenig a Dtatmniry Jornaliin.
He alirape - flgeing asseond betwean
wae ghe jite. Hhee itijicte tad (
Ded. loght o thon a sedel whelt deght, l
Thes aplinid to Change the dcrldaft
aicrgt ieweally hani thear
Twe dhffinont Calaid ligets).
the lighte dippeared a cegle of
thamn
Heckisid Heckised the
othes just went othes jist went out ,or, were tuned. out ,0r, were tuned ofd.
o45.
Cinnat Ctinnat tima gine tina ginee the an
the air peteal of or connt petenl  or Cotat
giad on duty net obocring S
plistogeajadng al
Greign liget i and aly the abjiate
wisehe to oo wheni
meny go wch an long pinrd 08.
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Information Only Gainesvillo, Ga.
Source: Amoricen UFO Connittes, Review, Vol 1, No 2, Sep 64 Firat 2 weeke of E July 64
were dozens of reports of straige sky phenomenn, too Lergthy to details hore. Eirst 2 veaks afduil: NE Gaorgia: Centering around Gainasvillo, Ga.,
One report stated that a Uro left a similar odor (like embalning fluid) after the Parhan inoddunt.

Infonnation Only Benton, Mich
Source: American UFO Comittea Review, Vol 1, No 2, Sep 64 6 July 1964
pratey goof clip" over the skies of Benton. July 6; Benton. Mioh.: Two youths spotted a bright light moving "at a
halos of light. The Uros coukd not be tenativoly identiried.

Infomabion Only Spartansburs, Penn
Source: A Americam UR Cormittee Review, Vol 1, No 2, Sep 64 7 July 1964
which appeared to land. July_ Z: Spartansburs, Perna.: 3 tean-aged girls obsarved a bright light
.

NO CASE INFORMATION ONLY 7 &93 July Cal S
North Georgia
II
THURSDAY, JULY 1, M- SurOn Telegrap
Flying Objects Puzzle
North Georgia Residents
dents of t TOCCOA, Ga. (UPI) Resi-1 One week later to the da
this North Georgia Mrs. Fred Rodacker of Tallu- JULE
border area are keeping their lah Falls and a group of neigh-
eyes peeled and noses open for bors were sitting in her front
that at least three witnesses an unidentified flying object yard in a rural area when a
say smells "terrible." similar object, similar object, dipping fre- dipping fre.
The UFO was first sighted first sighted seen in the late quently to a low altitude, was seen in the late quently to a low altitude, was
the night of June 30_when D.E. They also smelled an offensive They also smelled 3 night hours.
Welford of Spartanburg, S. C., odor connected an offensive with with
saw what he described as a "thing." the
huge, spinuing top about the huge, spinning top about the The next Tuesday night, one
a brilliant glow and an offen- size of an automobile. It had size Of an automobile. It had week later, little Patty Upton week later, little Patty Upton NJULY NJULY
ing U. S. 29 near tha South ing U. S. 29 near the South sive smell. Welford was travel- came running into the house in
Carolina border when he sight- what her father described as
ed the weird contraption. A near hysteries. She and a friend ncar hysteries. She and a friend
golger counter test showed were riding a bicycle under a
signs of, radioactivity on his star-studded sky when the UFO,
ear. ear came into sight. flying low and smelling bad,
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7th, by a man who has
asked to remain anony-
nous. He and two com-
panions were walking
toward his car after
leaving a friend's
home, when they spot-
ted a ciroular object
surrounded by a halo,
hovering over the
street. By a stroke of
luck, one of the men had a camera with him, and took this picture moments be-
fore the UFO drifted to the left and out of sight. and out of sight. As our original As our original print of
the picture clearly shows, Several several ,people on the street also saw the object, people on the street also saw the object,
and we are told that and we are told that traffic was stopped briefly, as motorists gazed in stopped briefly, as motorists gazed in amaze-
ment. To the best of our knowledge, no report was made to the press or police, our knowledge, no report was made to the press or police,
and the incident did not get into not get into the newspapers. the newspapers. Our informant desoribed the
object as apparently 20 feet in diameter (not including the halo), object as apparently 20 feet in diameter (not including the halo), and at a
maximum altitude of 3oo feet above the city street. It was silvery-white in maximum altitude of 3oo feet above the city street. It was silvery-white in
color, and made no sound. A portable radio being carried by one of the men
broke out into persistent static during the sighting, and'one of the motorists
to whom our infornant spoke also reported trouble with his car radio at the
same time. We are hoping to have more details about this startling incident
for our December issue.

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Informtion Only (Ne Cava) 9 Juily, 1964
Couroe: FSI0 Cuyahota Palis, OhLo
UFOS OVER CUYAHOGA FALLS
July 9, 1964 . . . 11:30 P.M. (approximate) . . . A large
white object moving at hign speed s seen moving from S-N. at
40° elevation, in the eastern sky. It was first seen 3o° south of B
(12o" az.) and was last seen high in the sky in the NNE. This
Venus-sized object was seen by 7 persons, 6 in one place. Its
speed was greater than a jet's at its altitude. (High altitude) Dura-
tion: 1-2 minutes.
Mr. King then noticed that 3 star-like objects were climbing
toward the zenith from the E. T ese were at high altitude. He
called out to the other 5 persons inside the shop.
The 3 objects in horizon formation proceeded toward
the zenith aad stopped short of the star Vega (70° -). According to
Mr. Plummer the "stars" took a diamond shape. He said, the star
on the W corner moved SSE and took a stationary position at
about Bo elevation. The 3 star triangular formation stayed in
position fo: 3-4 minutes. There was some disagreement on how
these objects disappeared. Aocording to some, they were suddenly
not there; others thought they could still barely see them. Soon
after, they had completely disappeared.
During thls time an orange object approached from the S in
short, slow, separate movements. It stopped when it was SW and short, slow, separate movements. It stopped when it was SW and
at 55 elevadon. The light remained in this position for approxi- at 55 elevadion. The light remalned in this position for approxi-
mately l/2 hour. It diminished in mately 1/2 hour. It diminished in e and intensity until it could and intensity until it could
no longer be seen.
No sound, trail, no red or green lights at any time. All aspects No sound, trail, no red or green lights at any time. All aspects
of this sighting not seen continuously by all 7 observers. Duration: of this sighting not seen continuously by all 7 observers. Duration:
30 minutes. Observers: Mr. and Mrs. R. Plummer and children -
Bob, 14 and Christy 11; Mr. and Mrs. E. King; Mrs. R. Renner.

Information Cnly
Sdurce: Amerionn Uro Comnittee Review, Vol 1, No 2, Sep 64 Cleveland, Ohio
12 July 1964
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crashad thru a Julyl2, Clavelani, O.: An unidentified projectile, but not a zeteorite, Cleveland hone and is now being studged in Hoston.

Information Only Spartansburg,
Pource: Ameriomn Uvo Committee Review, Vol 1, No 2, Sep 64 Penn.
14 July 1964
parform for 15 minutes near this oity. July_lt; Spartarsburs, Pann.: A skywatching tean of 5 watched a UFo

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THE MACON NEWS, THUrsday, July 16, 1964
)bject With Bad Smell Reported occoa Occoa
Unidentified Unident
T ithe front yard-sighted a simi-j hysteria. She and a friend said the front yard-sighted a simi-hysteria. She and a friend said Iferas and lape recorders feras and tape recorders
TOccOA, Ga. (UPI)-An un-jnight of June 30 by D. E. Wel- j Carolina border. TOCcOA, Ga. (UPI)-An un-|night of June 30 by D. E. Wel- [ Carolina border. Welford said a geiger counter lar object, dipping frequently to they saw the weird contraption, climbed nearby Currahee M
identified flying object with a ford, Spartanburg. S. C., adver- check of his car later showed tain last Tuesday night and tain last Tuesday night and
terrible smell has been report- tising executive. Welford said a tising executive. Welford said a check of his car later showed a low altitude and smelling bad smell and all, as they were up a watch. up a watch.
sninning around this area, huge, spinning top - like object signs of radioactivity. "terrible." "terrible." . riding bicycles. As i1 p.m. approached,
frightening one child and sur- about the size of an automobile One week later to the day, One week later to the day, The next Tuesday night, littie A group of high school youths saw "a big glow coming at
and giving out an offensive /Mrs. Fred Rodacker of Tallu- and giving out an offensive WMrs. Fred Rodacker of Tallu- The next Tuesday night, little
prising several adults. So far, odor came into sight as he lah Falls and a group of neigh- odor came into sight as he lah Falls and a group of neigh- Patty Upton ran home in what from Toccoa were stirred to ae- the horizon," according to from Toccoa were stirred to ae- the horizon," according to
it works only on Tuesdays. The whatsit was first seen the traveled U. S. 29 near the South bors-enjoying the night air iny her father deseribed as The whatsit was first secn the traveled U. S. 29 near the South bors-enjoying the night air iny her, father described as near near tion. They tock telescopes, cam-| of the boys, Mike Head. tion. They tock telescopes, cam- of the boys, Mike Head.
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14 July 1964 (Tullula Falls)
Strange Ubjects Morthern Georgia (Gainoville)
ATHE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION
Creating a Furor te
Juely 17, 1964
By TOM WINFIELD
Conotitution   News Servica
GAINEsVILLE, Ga.-Reports of unidentified flying object
sightings here in northeast Georgia have created a furor of ex-
citement among inhabitants of this area--especially among those
who claim they have seen an unearthly apparatus circling over-
head.
I was called Tuesday night ance in the television was so
sbout ii p.m. and asked to come bad they decided to turn it off.
to a Gainesville Motel. STOPS OVER GARDEN
When I arrived, Whit Embry, They went out to sit on the
an employe at the motel, shout-front porch. Right away, one of
ed from a parking area, "Hurry them sighted sornething moving
up... it's coming hack!" along at tree-top level. The ob-
HOVERS BRIEFLY ject moved within 300 feet of the
He pointed towards the south- Ivester home and hovered
easl I looked up and there it across the highway over a gar-
was. circling over the southeast den at the home of Mrs. Rus-
of Gainesville, It was sell Hickman. It made no noise.
about s00 feat up and moving in All that was visible was the
a slow are. It stopped. hovered bottom side. From the dark top-
for a few brief moments and be- side there were three lights in
gan to move off in the direction a row - red, clear, and red.
from which it came. Suddenly. The red lights were blinking.
it shot up and into the cloudiess They said the object was bowl-
sky and out of sight. shaped and hovered only sever-
There was no doubt that I had al feet above the garden. The
seen something. What I saw red and clear lights disappeared
would only be speculation be- would only be speculation De- and the object began to rise. and the object Degan to rise.
cause the closest it came was When it did, a brilliant green
at least three-quarters of a mile light shone from the bottom, light shone from the bottom,
away. The sky was clear and flooding the forest.
there was no fog; stars were there was no fog; stars were LEAVES ODOR
brightly visible. Whatever it was left a terrible
OBJECT RESEMBLES TOP odor described as "something
The abject was bòwl - shaped like embalming or brake fluid"
and resembled a top. The top but no one seemed to know ex-
section of the object was not vis- actly what the odor was.
ible, if there was one. Frightened, one of them
Before it moved out of sight, called Habersham Sheriff A. J.
I tried to photograph it, but Chapman who drove from Chapman who drove from
when developed the film showed when developed the film showed Clarkesville and arrived only a
no sign of register. few short moments after the ob- few short moments after the ob-
The object appeared to be ject reappeared high overhead
orange in color and in color and and moving away. and moving away.
misty orange aither glow or reflect The sheriff corroborated the
seemned to either glow or reflect presence of the odor and
the ights from the ground vouched for the sincerity of
below. those who said they had seen
MANYINTERVIEWED the object.
Last week, I drove to Turner- SIGITER COMPLAINS
ville in Habersham County near The sighters did not seem to
Tallulah Falls to interview nine want to talk about it and did
persons who reported a sighting. not particularly care whether or
The nine were not together not I believed their story.
when they sighted the object, Mrs. Hickrnan complained she
they said, but at three different felt a stinging, burning sen-
houses in the same nelghbor- sation on her arms and face
hood. after the object left. Her daugh-
Thele combined reports relat- ter, Diane, 16, told me that the
ed this story: nent morning her face was red
Jinmy Ivester, Demorest, was Land drawn and her eyelids had
visiting hls mother and father, swollen and were almest closed.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ivester, at Mrs. Hiekman said she would
Turnerville. Together, with the not take hor daughter to a doe-
rest of the family,. they were tor because he would think they
watehing televlalon. A disturb- were crazy.

(lo Case) 17 July, 19ok
Inforation Only Varions Arons of Chio
Courde: FSIC
FIREBALLS GALORE
July 17, 1964 - Five instances ...
1. On this date, a triple flight of 3 satellites was launched. It
was successfully carried out.
At 11:15 P.M., in Clinton, Ohio . . . (15-20 miles S.W. of
Akron, at Vanderhoof and Kungle Road) Mrs. Billings and 12
year old son saw a huge, yellow ball of light "as large as a beach
ball." It had a very short reddish trail. Moving from S to NW, it
soemed to come from the direetion of Canal Fulton. It descended
at an angle of 25-30 and went out at what seerned to be 50 feet
above the houses. No sound, clear-cut edges, no sparks. Duration:
3-4 seconds.
2. At approx. 1l:20 P.M.... Cuyahoga Falls ... Mrs. Roy
Renner and her neighbor Mrs. John McCann saw a large yellow
light about 15 up on the West horizon. No sound. Duration: 1-2
seconds.
3. S.W. Akron, Ohio ... 10:45 P.M. . . . An arcing, greenish-
yellow object about l/4 the size of a full moon, was seen going SE
to NW. No trail or sound. Duration: 1-2 seconds. Observers:
Milton Nice.
4. Kent, Ohio . .. 10:45 P.M. ... A very bright white object
and trail were seen going from SE to NW. Duration: 2-3 seconds.
Observer: John Kubla
Fireball Explodes Over Cleveland . . . July 17, 1964 (time?)
. . . It was reported by KYW AT 12:00 P.M. news of July 18, . . . It was reported by KYW 12:00 P.M. news of July 18,
1964. It was supposedly seen by many and exploded into red,
green, and white fragments.
Dr. Jones of Sohio Lab when contacted said that it probably
was a sporadic meteor, and not part of any predictable shower of
meteors. You heard the word - Sporadie -just like UFOs. meteors. You heard the word - Sporadic -just like UFOs.
Wy

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STASF MESMEEWG MASHD
AF IN : 16825 (18 Jul 64) Pg2of2
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RUAIC/COMUKOREA
RUAGFL/COMUSTDO
RUCSBR/CINCSAC
RUHPD/CONASWFORPAC
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UNCLAS C I R V I S
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4. BRIGHT BLUE 4.E BRIGHT BLUE E AND WHITE FRAGEMENTED AT END. AND WHITE FRAGEMENTED. AT END.
5. 26NORTH 147 WEST WEST
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7. ALTITUDE, 45DEGREES TO 15DEGREES ABOVE HORIZON, HORIZON,
8. DIRECTION 2I0DEGREES TRUE NORTH. 8. DIRECTION 2I0DEGREES TRUE NORTH.
9. SPEED UNKNOWN.
BT
NOTE: ADVANCE COPY DELIVERED TO DIA, NIN, XOPX.
THIS MESSAGE RETRANSMITTED TO CIA.

Lafmmation Only, (ilo Case) 19 July,
Cource: PS1C tne,
BLINKER OVER PARMA
July 17, 1964 . . . 9:45 P.M. . . . At the same time that the
Meckels were experiencing sighting on Whitney Rd., two
Parma residents spotted a nigh-flying, lighted white object
coming from the N.E. The object's steady flight to the S.W. took it
past the observers who saw it at an angle of 55-60 elevation and
to their left. (They were facing N.) The object, "as large as a
5
dime" blinked every two seconds; an intense bluish-whiteon a much
less intense white. (The object was constantly iluminated.)
Its general shape was round, maybe oval. The object moved
along steadlly and swiftly, disappearing high in the S.W. Duration
2-3 min. No sound, con-trails, ete., no wings, etc., no other lights.
The weather - clear. Observed by Mr. and Mrs. R. Immormino.
Note: For its flight path, refer to map (IV) and x(a). Follow
arrows southward.
(I) (a)NE-sw
U.S.42
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Snow Rd.
CRESK CREEK N
1
Whitney Pi. W W E
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Sn S'n 3 PARMA
MRS. MECKEL GETS AN EDUCATION
On the day after the sighting Mrs. Meckel called several places.
At NASA, they told her no one there was qualified to speak to her
about her experience. The Planetary Center didn't answer. An Air
Force Agency (Mr. Sylvester) instructed her to write a fuli report
to ATIC (UFO Center) at Dayton, Ohio. (She did so.) The Sohio
Lab Satellite Tracking Center (name of person not known) ex-
plained to Mrs. Meckel that she had seen a bolide (large meteor.
especially one that explodes) about ready to explode. He went
into ionization due to friction, radiation of light, ete. She knew
better, but thanked him anyway. When she wrote her leiter to
ATiC, she pointed out the explanation given her by the spokesman
at Sohio Lab., in the face of her detailed explanation of what she
had seen. She suggested that present day books and knowledge
certainly must be wrong if bolides can stop, turn, rise, and change
speeds, etc.

Cource: FBIC Inforntion Only (o Case)
171796K
Missoull, tontana
she received from a friend in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, who quoted Prof. Maney also was given a letter by Mrs. MeElhatten, that
from a Missoula, Mont., paper:
field behind their house. It was as big as a house, encircled by "Some people in Missoula have seen a saucer land on a hilly
The oll furnace started up and the ranch animals ran wild and lights and occasionally directing a beam of light into their home.
crazy. No one emerged from the ship which was large and shaped like a top."
had plcked up anything on its electronlc gear or huge radar unit. The Missoula Flight Service and FAA said none of its men
landed in the past three months and that the last time - 3 weeks The letter also stated that a space ship was reported to have
ago - it was joined by four others.
saw a big top-shaped shining "aluminum" The might before the item appeared In the paper, Mrs. Heck
feet altitude right over the river. It was all lit up around the edge. object at about 200
fourth. They were flying east real slow." She thinks that it was the She called her husband and they "saw a second, a third and a
night of July 17th.
the sun dying very low right over our woods." The boys said it die sun liying very low right over our Two boya. I0, and S, respectively, saw a "big ball of fire like
moved around and finally downed near moved ar and finally downed nea the woods and stopped the woods and stopped The boys said it
a "round thing." The boys said the fire "Then came on again and "the burning fire went out." One of the boys said he could see a "round thir The boys said the fire "Then came on again
for what seemed "about half an hour." Mrs. Edmonds said she for what seermed "about half an hour." Mrs. Edmonds said she and it began to move." No sound was heard and they watched it
the truth. They aren't allowed to see those "Outer Limits" pro- questioned them separately and feels sure that they were telling questioned them separately and feels sure that they were telling
grams, and they have not been in a habit of making things up."
a

Infornetlon Only Lorain, Ohio
Source: Ame ricen UFO Comnittee Review, Vol 1, No 2, Sep 64 17 July 1964
UNIDENTIFED OSJDCT-A MALAL96 UNIDENTIFED OSJDCT-AMALA L 95
of his porents In Shefflald Lahe wloy ho apy igd i. i.V of hils porents In Shefflold Iale wloy ho apy igd it. i. was in Elyrla whon hs sny What "lekod jita ia ro. was in Elyrla whon he snt whag "lekod Jita in rodl
gray.... diare might have bina ha eali et de gray.... diare might have baa hs ehgcit de 1209 E. Eris, subinieed Ms iitc. pcclaloa Dl INe S. 1309 E. Eris, subnieed Ms litc. pectaloa Dl INe S
the digner of the ot ian fogh, th  h the dignegr of the ofot in logh th A io. ed It as "a cireulr ghaped aleef wid. i t all ed it as a clreulr shaped ojvef wid. i t all
craft." Spoleamen Bt NAsA, Clgrlond, al h ht0 west directan in a deseegdting yathe inichfit. vo craft." Spoleamen Bt NAsA, Clgylond, al d he west direction in a deseogding yathe. ini chjt. coe
not recelved any reports of ths objuet. not recelved any reporti of ths ohijuet.
The dournsl, Lorain, Ohlo - sighblag The dournal, Lorain, Olio - cightldg 6401t
July l7th.

Information Only Fostoria, Chio
Source: Anericon Uro Comittoe Reviow, Vol 1, No 2, Sep 64 17 July 64
Julz lZ: Fostoria, Ohio: A married couple in this eity reported seeing
Southeaet Michigan: Dosens of persons roported seeing a VFo
which apparently changed oolore and at times gave off a whirring sound.

intensi illent They seemed moving. Then
as we ter and one on
uth), then that one disappeared too. The
whole thing lasted about 15 minutes. My Ifather in law, tells
- he was on the bay front and tells
us that along with us that along with the red the red lights, he lights, he saw a grednish - blue saw a grednish - blue
light travel f om Nor O South just South just above them. them.
ery.
Sincerely, Sincerely,
Crearwa Crearwat er,rua. ,ma. 33515 33515

5HESPOSTAGE EC OESPOSTAGE
23
Capt. R. H. Henry, Public Information Officer Capt. R. H. Henry, Publie Information Officer
MacDill Air Force Base, Tampa MacDill Air Force Base, Tampa
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viewing of the six lights during the July hth fireworks demon-
submit, my observations.
My family and were viewing the celebration from the east end
of the Memorial Causeway in the vicinity of the Clearwater audi-
torium at approximately 8:3Opm, (although I am not absolutely
sure of the time). I noticed five red lights in the air in a
west southwest direction. These lights appeared at an angle of wesv Soaetiwescalreeulon.in llahts appea an angle of
elevation of about Lo to li5 and subtended an arc of approxima- elevation of about Lo to h5° and subtended an arc of approxima-
tely 2o°. The lights were stationary in relation to the earth tely 20°. The lights were stationary in relation to the earth
and to each other and to each other, Four of the five lights had a constant Four of the five lights had a constant
brightness; the fifth light, however, appeared to_pulsate. brightness; the fifth light, however, appeared_to_pulsate. The
article in the paper mentioned six lights, however, I only noti- article in the paper mentioned six lights, however, I only noti-
ced five. After a period of approximately 8_tq_l0 minutes the approximately 8_tq l0 minutes the
lights simply disappeared. I.called my wife's attention to them
and the attention of nearby spectators. One of these spectators and the attention of nearby spectators One of these_ spectators
had in his possession a pair of binoculars._Both_he and I viewed had in his possession a pair of binoculars.Both_he and I viewed
the lights_through tham but without being able to gather any addi- the lights_through tham but without being able to gather any.addi-
tional information. The phenomena appeared against a dark sky tional information. The phenomena appeared against a dark sky
with no afterglow present. The four FhCs from MacDill had long
since departed the area. since departed the area.
I considered and rejected the ideas that these were (1) aircraft,
(②) firework display, (3) balloon or blimp, or (4) warning devices
on any high structure. It was impossible to determine the dis-
tance or magnitude of brilliancy of these lights at night.
I hope that these observations will be of some assistance to you.
Sincerely,
=
= Clearwater, Florida

H O N EY WEL L
MILITARY PRODUCTS GROUP
AERONAUTICAL DIVISION • ST. PETERSSURG. FLORIDA
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FLE 1034413G
Capt. R. H. Henry Capt. R. H. Henry
Public Information Office
MacDill Air Force Base
Tampa, Florida

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Farther right and & little higher is Virg?, diarneter will be hidden, That is, it will be the diaumeter of the carth's orbit. The
the virgin, with brighe Spics. Above Virgo a parrial eclipse and not total, like the one greater the parallax, the nearer is the star.
shimes the brilliant star, Areturus, in Bootes, that was seen in Canada Last suruner. Of the stars in the dipper, the nearest
the herdsmman. To the left of Scorpius is In ancient times people thought that the is Alioth, the star in the dipper's handle
Sagittarius, the archar. Sagittarius, the archer. stars were points of light attached to a stars were points of light attached to a nearest the bowl. And the farthest Benet-
Although Ophiuchus does not have any Although Ophinchus does not have any huge sphere that surrounded the earth, and huge sphere that surrounded the earth, and nasch, at the end of the handle. As a unit
stars of the first muagnitudle, the constella- stars of the first muagnitude, the constella- revolved around it every day. And even of distance the astronomer uses the light
tion, directly above Scorpius, is quite prom- tion, directly above Scorpius, is quite prom- today astronomers sometimes refer to the todav astronomers sometimes refer to the year, which is about six million million year, which is about six mitlion million
inent. On the old seur maps, which pietured inent. On the old sear maps, which pietured "eelestial sphere," as if all the stars were miles. This is the distance that a beam of
the figures around the stars, this represented at the same distance, even though they light, with a speed of 186,000 miles per
a man holding a snake, which is the con a man holding a snake, which is the con
stellation of Serpens, part to the right, the
other to the left of the serpent bearer. other to the lett of the serpent bearer. HERCULES
GOOTES QOOTES LYRA LYPA
Saturn Low in Southeast Saturn low in Southeast 1354 JULY Alkaid
Low in the southeast, at the tines for CANES Alloth MIEO ORACO ORACO 2
w hich the maps are prepared, is the planet w hich the maps are prepared, is the planet VENATICI VENATICI UASA b CYGNUS
Suturn. It is greatly dimmed becatise its Soturn. It is greatly dimmed becatse its MINOR.
light has to pass through a great thickness light has to pass through a great thickness Denebola Cenebola aOubhe -Oubhe
of the earth's atmosphere. But later in the of the earth's atmosphere. But later in the UNSA FUINTERS PUINTERS Polaris CEPHEUS CEPHEUS LACERTA
nighr, ic wilt be higher and farther south. nighr, it will be higher and farther south. LEn MAJOR
thigher in the southeast shines bright LEO MINOR ANDROMEDA
Aleair, in Aquila. the eagle. Above it, on CASSIOPEIA
the southern map, is a single faint star, PEG-ASUS
labeled "Cygnus." The main part of this
constellation, which pictures a swan, is to WEST EAST:
the left, and shown on the northern sky
map. In it is the bright star Dencb. Still
higher is the bright sear Vega, in Lyra, the CYRA HE GCULES CORONA
lyee. LIE BOUKES
To the northwest is the familiar great 1544 CYGNUS
dipper, with Benetnosch, Mizar and Alioth SERAENS
forining the handle, from which it hangs. SAGITTA
in the bowd, at the lower end. are Dubhe Altaiee OPHIUCHUS
and Merak, the pointers. A line through BELPHINUS
them, to the right, leads to Polaris, the pole SEUTUM VIRGO
stit, which slways shincs in the nocth, PEGASUT CAPQICORNUS
practicadly obove the north pole of carth. AUSRA
The Great Dipper is aetually part of the AQUARIGS SCOR PIUS HYORA
greust bear, Ursi Major, while Polaris is in 3 SATHRN SAGITTARIUS LUPUS CENTAURUS CORVUS
I ra Minor, the lide bear And above this
groop wind the smake like ligure of Drace. EAST Suce Sonlh WAsT
the arogon. SYMBOLS FOR STARS IN ORDER OF BRIGHPNESS
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Later I noticed only one stationary and the one still circling- When we
firet noticed them I thought possibly a helicopter had dropped flaras to
celdbrate the fourth and was following them down until they didn't celsbrate the fourth and was following them down until they didn't appear
to drop, but instead to drop, but instead i stayed in the stayed in the same general vioinity the whole time. same general vioinity the whole time.
From hear the east end of the Bellair Causeway they were in a north-westerly From hear the east end of the Bellair Canseway they were in a north-westerly
direction at about L5 or 5o degree angle with the ground. I did not
see what became of them or where they disappered too.
I hope - turn up no mysteries.
Thanks for listening, Thanks for listening,
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Public Information Officer
MacDill Air Foree Base MacDill Air Force Base
Tampa, Florida

flickered out and dropped into_ the Gulf. Minutes later nunbers three and four flickered out and dropped into_ the Gulf. Minutes later nunbers three and four
fell together, then number one and number five and number six. As each red
object dropped out, the circle of the white object would shorten.
As our attention went back to the fireworks of the fourth, we As our attention went back to the fireworks of the fourth, we did not see what
happened to the white object. happened to the white object.
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in studies of mice infected with polio Dubhe ,105 light years six feet tall and equipped witb tbree
type one and influenza B virus. As we look at these stars we look back
At Woods Hole, Mass, Dr. M. Rc mechanieal arms, bas been developed
Schmcer found nost promising extract into tine. For example, the light from by engineers of the Lockbeed Air.
the common edible thick-shelled Amer Benethasch when you look at it tonight craft Corporation, Burbank, Calif..
clain, called the quahog. Mercenaria left on its long journey in 1859, the year for transferring materials between
cemaria, when ohe tried them on n in w hich John Brown, with 21 men, seized
tumors. NlH is also working on m Harper's Ferry. Alioth we see as it was at satellites in space.
tunors with poolin. about the tirhe the toth Amendment, erm-
Dr, Schmeer extracted and purified a powering Congress to levy and collect in. PUBLIC HEALTH
stance frot the quahog that slowed conte taxes, was proclaimied in effect on Deadly Snakes s Kill
the growth in Swiss albino mice of a m Feb. 16.
nant tumor called sarcoma 180. Other sturs are still farther away, and 30,000 People Yearly
The paolin substance was first repe the time their light left goes still farther
in 1960 when Dr. C. P. Li., a virologi back, even before men first appeared on >AN ESTIMATED 30,000 to 40,000 pco-
Nifl's division of biologics standards earth, or even before the earth or the sun ple in the world die from poisonous snake
inice with canned abalone juice and was born. bites each year.
showed remarkable resistance to exj Celestial Time Table for July In the United States, however, the fatali
ties nutnber only about 15.
BIOCHEMISTRY JULY EDT In the vast tropical Innds of Asia, somne
3 4:31 p.m. Moon in last quarter 30,60o pcople are bitten annually, and of
5 Earth farthest from sun, dis- this number, 25,000 die from the bites, a
New Enzym tance 94.456,000 miles report in Nature, 202:551, 1964, said.
8100 a.m. Moon pasies Jupiter The world's most deadly snakes are the
2:00 a.m. Moon passes Mars Indian cobra, Naja naja; Russell's viper,
DISCOVERED: in enzyme. ∞ 7:00 a.m. Moon nearest, distance Vipera ressetli, the saw-scaled cobra, Naja
Revult: possibly, in the future, a 223,100 miles hanwah; the indian krait, Bungarus cuerit-
attack on the killer, high blood press 9 7:31 a.m. New moon, partial eclipse leus, and the Ceylon krait, Bungurns dey-
of sun lonicus.
The new approach to the treatmen 16 7:48 a.m. Moon in first quarter
bypertension as the resuls of the isola 18 3:00 a.m. Venus passes Mars In the United States, there are about 40
bermone suspected of plying a role in high 1H0
blood presstire cafled norepinephrine--NE strongly inlubited in the test tube and ong Burna, where the Rusell's viper thrives,
for short. potent inhibitor is now being tried on have the highest death rate from anike
The suspicion of NE's role has not been laboratory animals. polsoning. In Ceylon, the Russell's viper
confimed. Norepincphrine is horwever a Once it is posible to block NE synthesis and Ceylon kraid kill alnost 30e people
powerfu! heart srimulant and blood vesse! in the body, valuable information wall be cach year. In nordhwest India, the waw.
coustritOn. sought to show the relationship to high sealed viper, which is the moge vichom
There is asnple evidunce thit roost drugs blood pressure. snake known, sctounis for the grcahest per
new woad to treat high blood pressure owe The enzymne stadies were made by Des. centige of deaths.
their presstre lowering effects to their abilty Morson Levitt. Toshuhara Nagatsu and In Africa, about Soe people die each veat
to interfere with the runctions of norepine. Sidney Udenfriend of the Nationa! Heart from saoke bites. In Central and South
phrine in the smpathetic nervous systern. Institute's Lhoratory of chinical biochemi America, about 4,5o0 people die ftotn the
try, with the collloration of Drs, Sidney dadly ferdelancs, Bathrops otres the
Nocepinephrine is syathesized and stored Spector and Aibert Sjocrdama oif the expert huth buaster, Lachesi srntg od the The
in spcil nave enalings. Whcn it is nceded. rhehcal therapeuti.s branch of the lastitute in citnake, Qalan du
the nenve is stimulated, relesing the hor. * Semnty News Lutar, 55105 June 27, 1964 50wng Niw 1alter, 2526s 2o0 27, 190t
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FLA 2
CapT R.H Heary CapT R.H Heary
Public information office
Macdill Air Foree Base
Tampa Fla.

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Bublio-Information-Orfioer Eublio-Information-Offioer
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Aftar a
ond dlaappeared. A few minutas later the two on the right ond followed
the game patterm heading south west. 1 the Tha rest followed in the sama the same
direotion later.
Raspectfully,
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1n Cept. R. H. Herry
Public Information Officer
MecDill dir Force Base
Tampe, Florida
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July 6, 1964
Crotain R. H. Henry
Publie Information offioer
hollll Air Foree Bago
Paya, Fla,
Deer Gaptain Henry:
An artiole in the Cle rwater Sun today hss further
aroused my ouriosity ragarding ths red lights whioh eppuared er the
Guit ore Clearwutur Beach Saturday nlght.
My wife und I watching the fireworks et Dunedin
Morins, Te wore stondieg on lcony of the fish house at the Morinn
where we had on wnebstruotod view of the sky.
Ms neticed five ; red lights in the sky fur out and high
up in the sky. Another couple standing near us also suw the lights
and wo watohed the lights to the extent that we overlooked some of
the tireworks.
The lights Were spaced evenly apsrt horizontally
soross eeross the sky snd epoarently stationary. At first we thought o plane At first we thought o plane
was tewing was tosing tho tho lights but further viewing indicated th t they were not lights but further viewing indicated th t they were not
moving. Cleser observation also disclosod e tiny white light pissing moving. Cleser observation also disclosod e tiny white light passing
fromt one and of the lights to tho other ond, ebovu them and thon below
si_glsirplane might do if cirgline them, Then we noticed the center oi_gl_sirplane might do if cirgling them, Then we noticed the center
red light drop toward earth in a gradual easterly direction. The wind red light drop towerd earth in a gradual essterly direction. The wind
at ground level wos blowing from the west. This falling light faded at ground level wos blowing from the west. This falling Lght faded
is did the others that remiinsd aloft.
My imprission.w s.that Ly impcission ws that soma airplane, as part of the
sky (probably attached
toballoons.) -nd thom continued to fly b out thom tili they burned out.
The red lights were quite alot brighter than the tiny
olmost unporoeptable white light. Because of the time it touk for the
one light to drop toward earth it seemed like they were quite high.
Also the white light was so small that if it was e plane it was quits
a way otf. The tims was pproximatsly V8:3O P.M..
Having served in the Navy during Wilr abeard a destroyer
in the Paoifio, I have had some experien with objects in the dork of
night. Ths faot that othor people wi at the time witnessed tho
lights further denies ony conclusion hat I might huve been "soaing things",
I on not alarmist but merely curious and hope Ehis sccount of observotions
may be of esslstance to you.
My Best,

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Ceptain R. E. Eenry
Public Infermatien Officor
McDill Air Ferce Base
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14. D'd the object disappear while you were watching it? if so, how? Yes, I wAs Standing .Do you think y
By A lake Cud
AND wAtehiNg the staRs. AND what T.
thowgHt wAs A FollINg IF you onow
SHAE WAS A FHINg SAUCER
15. Did the abject move behind something at any time, particularly a cloud? 21 Do you thinky"
(№) Don't know. (Cuet
(Cirdle One) Yes IF you answered YES, then tell what
IF you m
it moved behind:
2? Where wiren
CircleOma
16. Did the object move in front of something at any time, particularly a dloud? a Inside a bui
(Circle Ona): Yes N Don'tknow. IF you enswered YES, then tell what In a car
in front of: Outdoon
d. In an aitpla
At s0a
. Other
17. Tell in a few words the following things about the object:
a. Sound h-wu whishetls 24. If you wore M
b. Color piloh 6. Color Le DRic2tt 24 1 What din
a. Norti a. Norti
$bNorth bNorth
. Wa wish to know the angular siza. Hold a match stick at arm's length in line with a known object and note how much of the 18. Wa wish to know the angular siza. Hold a match stick at arm's length in line with a known object and note how much of the
bject is covered by the head of the match. If you had performed this experiment af the lime of the sighting, how much of object is covered by the head of the match. If you had performed this experiment at the lime of the sighting, how much of 24.2 How fost 24.2 How fost
the object would have been covered by the match head? 24.3 Did yous
(Cirel
5. Did you observ 25. Did you ohserv
o. Eyeglosse 0. Eyeglosse
b. Sun glasse S..
19. Draw a picture that will show the shape of the object or objects. Label and inelude in your sketch any details of the object t. Windshie!
that you saw such as wings, protrusions, ets., and especially exhaust trails or vapor trails. Place an arrow beside the drawing
to shew the direction the object was moving. d Window g
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Io the Aik
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TAMPA, FLA.
DEAR SIR.
ON JULY LCE, AT THE FIAB WORK DISPLAY, MY WIFE
AND I SAW THE S RED OBTECTS IH THB SKY OVER THE
C LEARWATER HARBOR. Since DARK Or THE TIME,THEY
LOUKED As RED BALOONS AT AN ELEVATIONGR HO"FROM WRERE
WE WERE SIPTING. THEYE
APTER A MINUTE OR TWO THE OHE TO THE SOUCH PEELED APTER A MINUFE OR TWO THE OHE TO THE SOUTH PEELeD
OFF TO THE SOUTH BUT THE OTHERS REMAINED STILL FOe OFP TO THE SOUTH BUT THE OTHERS REMAINED StrlL Foe
ABOUT MIN. THEM THEY ALL ABOUT -MIM THEM THEY ALL WONT OF TO THE SOUTH-WEST
NOT w Lo MY WATCH.
VERY TRULY VERY TAULY YOURS

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CAPT. R.H. HENRY
PUBLIC INFORNaTION OFFICEE
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Air Force UFO form continued
Pag- 3 Page 4
Do you think you can estimate the speed of the object?
pOiNg
(Circle One) Yes No
D iF you answered Yes, then what spead would you estimate?ar Speed
Do you think you can estimate how far away from you the object was?
(Cirele One) Y No
wil what ChoseR
IF you onywered Yes, then how far away would you say it was?3nnikdeep Co maNq
32 Where were you located when you saw the object? 23 Were you (Circle One)
(Cirdle One):
a. In the business section of o city?
o. Inside a building b. In the residential section of a city?
fell what b. In a car c. In open countryside?
E Outdoors d. Near an airfield?
d. In an dirplane (type): e. Flying over a city?
e. Al sea F. Flying over open country?
Other.
24. IF you were MOViNG IN AN AUTOMOBiLE or other vehicle at the time, then complete the following questions: 24. IF you were MOVING IN AN AUTOMOBiLE or other vehicle at the time, then complete the following questions:
24.1 What direction were you moving? (Circle One)
a. North c. East 4 e. South e. South g. West 9. West
. Northeast d. Southeast f. Southwest f. Southwest h. h. Northwest
aa how much of the a how much of the
ghing, how much of 24.2 How fast were you moving?__. 24.2 How fast were you moving?__ _miles per hour. miles per hour.
2.4.3 Did you stop at any time while you were looking at the abject?
(Circle One) Yes No
25. Did you observe the object through any of the following? 25. Did you observe the object through any of the following?
o. Eyeglasses o. Eyeglasses Yes No . Binoculars e. Binoculars
y derails of the object y derails of the object b. Sun glasses Yas 999 No f. f. Telescope Telescope Yes
heside the drawing c. Windshiald C. Windshield Yas Yes g. Theodolite The dotite Yes Yos
Window glass Yes No Other O
IGUND
In arder that you can give as clear a picture as possible af what you saw, deseribe in your own words a common object or ob-
jects which, when placed up in the sky, would give the same appearance as the object which you sow.
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July 6 1964 6
Dear Sir-
I sow your article in the Clearwater Bun asking people to write in who.
much aware
of them es they on tvinkle.
The nett to the end red light seamed to fall down a ways and went out.
There was a small light, nuch sualler then the red lights , that beened
- to cirole the red lights, such as a small plane might have. I raoed them
frem a palm tree and they did not seem to move in e either direction and
stayed in the game spot except the one that seemed to fall. e watched
sceyed It one
uitil they they i faded out. lany people that t saw saw them around us said a they were they were
flyine flying Saucers and others saucers and others thought it was a ballon with a flyer but as it it
didn't move in any
quite a thrill to see somethin out of the ordinary and I hope you can hope you cen
find out what it wao. This is the way find out what it wao. I This is the way we we say it. sav it.

1964
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NecDill Air Force Bese NecDill Air Force Bese
Tampa Florida Tampa Florida

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U.S. AIR FORCE TECHNICAL INFORMATION 8. (F you sqw the objoct or
8.1 STARS (Circle Ond
This questionnaire has been prepared so that you can give the U.S. Air Force as much a. Nove
information as possible concereing the unidentified derial phenomenon that you have observed. b Alow
Please try to answer as many questions as you possibly can. The information that you give wilf Many
be used for resaarch purposes. Your name wil not be used in connection with any statements, d. Dontremams
condlusions. or publications without your permission. We request this personal information so
mhat if it is deemed necessary, we may contact you for further darails.
9. What were the weother
CLOUDS(ChdeOn
1. When did you see the ooject? 2. Time of day:. -30 Cleor sky
Hours Minutes b. Hozy
c. Scattered clouds
(Cirdle One): A.M or P.M. d. Thick or heavy cloud
Day Month
10. The object appeared (C
3. Time Zoner
(Cirele One):(a. (Circle One:(a. Eastern (Cirele One): a. DayliahtSaving Solid Solid
b. 6. Cantral Cantral (6.Standard) b.Standard 6. Transparent 6. Transparent
c. Mountain Mountain c. Vapor
d. Pacific
e. Other
11. If it appeored as c 11. If it dppeored as a
4. Where were you when you saw the object? Where were you when you saw the object? Brighter
Dimmer
CollegsCorneR CollegsCorveR OHIO
Nearest Pastal Address City ar Town City or Town State or County 11.1 Campore brightnas 11.1 Camporebrightnas
S. How long was object in sighr? (Total Duration) 315
Hours Hours Minutes Minutes Seconds
Cantain Cartain c. Not very sure 12The edges of the object 12.The edges of the object
3. Fairly certain Fairly certain d. Just a guess d. Just a guess (Cirelo One: o Puz
5.1 How was rime in sight determined? ChocK 6. Uike
She
5.2 Was obiect in sight continuously? Yes No d. Doi
5. What was the condition or the sky? 13. Did the abject
DAY NIGHT 2. Appeotouond-
a. Bright Bright b. Suddenly speed up
b. Cloudy 6 Cloudy C. Bragk yp inte pam
d. Give offsmoke?
7. IF you saw the object during DArliGHT, where was the SuN localed as you looked at the object? . Chunge brighinou
F. Change shope?
(Circle One): a. In front of you d.To your left 9. Hash orticke
b. In back of you e. Overhead h. Oktappenr and
c. To your right F. Don'tremember
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8. IF you saw the object at NIGHT, what did you notica concerning the STARS and MOON?
8.1 STARS(Circle One): 8.2 MOON (Circle Onei:
t s None a. Bright moonlight
Afew (6) Duil moonlight
Many c. No moonlight--pitch dark
d. Cron'tremember d. Don'tremember
what were the weather conditiens at the time you saw the object?
CLOUDS(Circle One): WEATHER (Circle One):
Clearsky (a) Dry
6. Hazy 5. Fog, mist, or light rain
c. Scattered clouds c. Moderate or heavy rain
d. Thick or heavy clouds d. Snow
e. Don'rremember
10. The object appeared:(Circie One):
Sohd dAs a light
6. 6. Transparent e. Don'tremember 7
c. Vapor c. Vapor
I1. If is appeared as a light, was it brighter than the brightest stars? (Circle One): I1. If it appeared as a light, was it brighter than the brightest stars? (Circle One):
Brighter .Brighter c. About the same c. About the same
5. Dimmer o. Dimmer d. Don'tknow.
:7 11.1 Compare brightness to some common abject:
FLach hiqHt to caR leaDligts FLachigH CAR leabkints
12. The edges of the object were:
(Circle One): a. Fuzzy or blurred e. Other_ e. Other.
b. Like a bright srar
.Sharply outlined
d. Don'tremember
1. Did the object: (Circle One for each question)
a. Appear to stand still at any time? No Don'tknow
b. Suddenly speed up and rush away at any time? No Don'tknow
c. Break up into parts or explode? (No) Dan'tknow
d. Give off smoke? 99: :000: (No) Don'tknow
Change brightness? No Don'tknow
1. Change shape? No Don'tknow
g. Flosh ar flicker? No Don'tknow
. h. Disappear and reappear? Yes (No) Don'tknow

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owing information.
the Jaok Ter Harrison Hotel in 1j41964
Standing on the roof of
Clearwater loeking West approximately 2030 hours watch-
ing fireworks diaplay.
Estinato sighting red lights at about 30 degrees elovation
Iithts appearing to bo about ono to two miles West of
Cleirwater Beach,
Sudden abpearonce of gix red_lights in a row. First thought
them to be heliconters'hovering with port side showing. As
ench light would disappear, I thought perhaps the aircrart
hnd turned such that the starboard I light would , not be
visible.
out in tho
holicopsors on nigit navigational t training niesion.
Whis was dofinitely not an imaginary,concopt nor do believe
I8 to have l been a Weather phenomehon.

Gleurvater, Florida AR 12
1964
Base Information Officer
MacDill Air Force Base MacDill Air Force Base
Florida Tampa

July 7,1964
Piblic information Office
Lacbill Air Force Base
Tampa, Florida
Sirs:
3 huebanu and i saw uhe hueband and i saw whe six red Lights off Clearwater Beech on the six red Lights off clearwater Beech on the
rourth but we didn't pay too much attention to then since we were too mch attention to then since ve were
utohing the fireworks. At first we thought they rust be airplone lights
but they didn't move. Just six red light sraced out in a line. It seems
to me that one of them went out after a little while and I have a bague to me that one of them went out after a little while and I have a vague
recollection of seeing a similar row of green lights farther to the
north but my husband doesn't north but ny husband doesn't r remember seeing these.
Yours truly, Yours truly,
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Largo, Florida 33540 ARG
37 PM
1964
FL 4
Public Information Office Public Information Office
MacDill Air Force Base
Tampn, Florida

I was deated on a , neighbors poroh on the southside of Turner Streat
six zad lights in a straight line. The one on the north end seered six zad lights in a stzaight ling. The one on tha north ond seered
to risa up and cross over the other five, went around the ond, dimmad,
then turned white and headed wast as it disappeared from sight. than turned whito and headed wast as it disappeared from sight.
The other lights folloved the sama maneuver, one or two_ at a time, and The other lights folloved th sama maneuver, one or two at a timne, and
three of them headed in a genaral westerly direction. The remaining three of them headed in a genaral westerly directio , The romaining
two aeraratod, one risirg and one descanding,end ho two seraratod, one risirg and one dascanding,end ho ozered.over tho zered over tho
area for awhile then disaopearad in a wastern direction. area for awhile then disappsarad in a wastern direction.
Earlier, while still daylight, four jets were maueuvering over this
aroa and we thought they might have thought they might have had some with the with the
lighta. .
Sincerely,
Clearvater, Florida

ARWA
2
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Capt. R. H. Henry
MacDill Air Force Base Public Information Offioer
Fampa, Florida Tampa, Florida
(PTS:

Cept. R. H. ianry,
ONME
DaunC-t:
Per gear request ee otated in Cleirater gater of duly 6, will give
rad te or ou dieb teot obeervetion of the "highite. bine
me one of a ny who vere in attendtnoe at the foipy
being gut on at the Duaedin Merina. bedag sut on at the Dunedin Kerina.
Tie: about 8;1: to S;20 FM (July 4, 1964) Tila: about 8;1: to S;20 FM (July 4, 1964)
b pocitlon: Poside  rine tree in Dunedin Perk, opposite Marine. bJ pesition: Peside a pine tree in Dunedin Perk, opposite Marine.
Carervition: 5 red litee in a horizonted rov - becring agprox lg, degreos. Altitufe angle ostimated to be ebout i5 dsgreer. Whilo Altitude angle ostimated to be ebout iB dsgreet. While
nouthing motion, and renuined stationary; then a Sth nouthing motion, end renuinsd stetiohary; then a Sth coatinteing bo watoh, they apporently obopt their contimteing bo watoh, they apporently obopt their
soon after vhich they ell soam to o lt aviy.
NoterSome satheHt.epteSlbr etatewin
you aight toll me, veran lakinarth froe your
positiony
Comont: The peogle nround me, ell vo bching and conmeating, (I hav
no nemes) all agreed, th t no plane we know obout c.uld
hoved in this monner. And since tht 5 litee did not
muite meiatetn 2 mrishteeled
to ens somin valiohle
horigont 1 lile, Wo eoula
te 129 the if so
Lean involya
the the Bu.
Bob
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r10r1da 33528
JUL_7
PM
1964
FLA.
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Capt. R. H. Henry,
fublic Information Officer,
Wrobill Air Force Bn,
Tamps, Florido.