PROJECT BLUE BOOK

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PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD
1. DATE 1 2. LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS
JULY A16 D Was Balloon
9- 341964 Binghampton, Now York 00 Probably Bolloon
3. DATE-TIME GROUP 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION Possibly Balloon
MAt Ground-Visual Ground-Rodar EX Was Aircraft B-26
Local 0 Probably Aircraft
GMT Air-Visual Air-Intercept Rodar 0 Possibly Aircraft, (Planato
S. PHOTOS 6. SOURCE IK Was Astronomical Nete NS
HYes 0 Probably Astronomical
OND Civilian Multiple 0 Possibly Astronomical
7LENGTHOFOBSERVATION B. NUMBER OF OBJECTS 9. COURSE OtherSatallites
Insufficient Data for Evaluation
Seo Case Filel See Case Filo Unknown
Goe Case File
i0. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING 11. COMMENTS
Soe Case Pile. Photos show Pagsage or Eono I and ECio
Tho investigations by Griftis AFB Officials II. Sigtings in area detormines to b
M/O, Keteors, Stars and Planete ard
. Satellites.
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Reported UrO - Norvich, New York, 28 July 1964
1. Description of Object
a. Shape - sphere.
b.S Size - larger than basketball. Estimated diameter as 25-30 feet.
c. Color - aluminum, metallic.
c. Muber - one.
@- Tormation - N/A
P.2 Features - Had a luninous ring surrounding sphere, glowing color.
6.
h. n. Sound - no sound. Sound - no sound.
1. other - none. other - none.
2. 2. Deseription of Course. Deseription of Course.
a. Observer Observer first sey the object first sey the object from his automobile as he climbed to the from his automobile as he climbed to the .
top of a slight rise. He stopped his car and remained inside.
b. Angle, elevation and azimuth at first observation - southvest at 15 -
200 above horizon. Estimated 50' 60' altitude to 200 yards from
his observetion point.
c. Elevation, azimuth, upon as b. The object remained
a. Flight path - motior
e. The object enitted three blinding flashes of light and disappeared,
leaving no trace.
. Object visible 4 to 5 minutes.
3. Manner of Observation
8. Ground - visual. 8. Ground - visual.
b. 1/A b.1/A
c. 1/A
4. Date and tine of Sighting
2 a. 28/00502. 28/0050z.
2. Light Conditions - dusk, headlights vere on. itch
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secondary road in unpd rolling
6. Identifying Information.
e.. civilian, 50, rwich, N.Y. Occupation -
Ingiheering S Supervisor. Reliability - mature and doesn't oppear ype who
would report inaccuratel; special observation skdlls.
7. Weather
a. Observers Account - clear night, Some ground fog forming, but not at
position of sighting.
b. No Al3 weather data availa
8. No musual activity in Norwich area at he time of observation.
9. 1 No intercept made.
10. A weather balloon is released at Binghamton at 22ooz each day. This balloon
has some validity for the following reasons:
a.. The observer
Large size leads to the conclu-
sion that something iust bave been observed.
C.
got out efter the object disappeared. However, Norvich is a rurel area and no
witnesses other than M were there to corroborate his story. On the
factory analysis.
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Reported UFo - Binghanton, New York, 29 July 1964
1. Description of Object.
a. Shape - oval.
b. Size - basketball.
c. Color - white/yellow.
a. Meber - one.
e. Formation - none.
2. Features - cone shape on top.
5. Tail, trail, ete. - object trailed a red light.
h. Sound - none. Sound - none.
i. Other none.
2. Description of Course
a. a. Observers had heard reports of Observers had heard reports of "saucers' "saucers" 1 and vere and vere looking. Stated they looking. Stated they
looked looked up and saw it. p and saw it.
3. Angle, elevation and azimuth at first observation - 60° in the east. 4
c. Mavation, azimuth, 1 aonea - disappeared horizon 10 in
west.
d. Flight Path - moved d slowly from east to west over central Binghamton.
e.
f. Time observed - 5 minutes.
3. Manner of Observation - ground, visual.
4. Date and Time of Sighting
a. 30/03102.
b. Night b. Night
Location of Observer - Vine and Jumes Streets, Binghamton, N.Y. (see map).. Location of Observer - Vine and James Streets, Binghamton, N.Y. (see map). atch
5. 2 2
6. formation
. civilian, 18, civilian, 18, Binghumton, N.Y., student. Binghomton, N.Y., student.
= civilian, 16.
Binghalnton. N.X., studant.
c.

8.
and also a US Steel aireraft and also a Us Steel are wlen scrobe syoe 1 with strobe type lighting passed o er Bingharton
at l030. This type at 1030. This type e lighting lighting has a neon type which stands ands out brightly. out brightly.
9. 9. Comnents. The investigators feel that this report The investigators feel that this report concerns a bomber which concerns a bomber which
passed over the area at the exact time of this report passed over the area at the exac: time of this report and wus confired and was confirned by a
skdlled observer (see atch 3) skdlled observer (see atch 3). The information provided The information provided y these boys was
probably influenced by discussions of UrOs and their desire to see one. It is
significant that they made their report to the television news-enster who has
been featuring stories on UrOs, and that they did this approximately 15 minutes been featuring stories on UrOs, and that they did this approximately l5 minutes
after sighting after sichting the obiect by driving to the television siudio. the object by driving to the television studio. In addition, In eddition,
enother observer, Mr. was alerted by the boy's shouts
and also observed the object as It proceeded westward. Ho stated that he saw only 4
a small redish light about the size of a quarter.
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2. Sound - none.
. Other features - N/A.
2. Description of Course
4. Date and Time of Sighting
D
a. 30/0310Z.
b. Might
5.
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6. Identifying Information
a. civilian, Binghanton, N.Y., 15
observation. Lability ccellent.
7. Weather and Winds - see atch 2.
8. Comments. The investigators feel that Mr. Dudine's observation explains
the observation in attachment 3. He has kept a detailed log of ell sightings
and positively identiries the sighting as a Svept-vi bomber.
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SUN
AF Is Querying
Daylight UFO87
EUS PRE
UFO Sighters sighting reported
Two Air Force officers from Griffis Air Force Two Binghamton women yester- were traveling to Eadicot on
Base, Rome, are in the Triple Cities area today, ques- day roported sighting an uniden- Route 26.
rioning people who have seen unidentified flying ob- tified tlying object daring the day- Mr. Edick was going to his job
jects in recent weeks, according to an Air Force light hours Their daylight sight- as manager of the J.J. Newberry
spokesman at Syracuse. ing as the second reported since Store in Endicott.
The investigation, scheduled night watching the heavens, and the recent rash of UpO reports The sighting was made "just out-
to continue tomorrow,will be reporied that they saw only me- in the Triple Cities area. side of West Corners," Mr. Edick
reported to th e ominously teors, usually most numerous Mra. Anne Austia of 1 Stuart St. said.
named Foreign Technology Of- during the second half of sum- said she and a friend, sighied an Baid she and a friend, sighted an I've never seen anything liko "Ive never seen anything lkd
fice of the Air Force at Wright- mer, and a irpl an es and the mer, and airpl an es and the oblong, shiny object at 7:5s p.m. it before. It was oval, longer one
Patterson AFB, Dayton, Ohio, Echo 1 and 2 communications Echo 1 and 2 communications The city street lights weat on last way than the other. It had no way than the other. It had no
the spokesman said. satellites. night at a:30 p.m. wings, no taid and no markings.
IN THE LAST few weeks news A TRAFFIC controller for the Mrs. Austin said the obiect Mrs. Austin said the cbiect It leit no trace in the sky when It leit no trace in the sky whea
media and the Weather Bureau media and the Weather Bureau Federal Aviation Agency at the Federal Aviation Agency at the emitted no sound, had ne lights, it moved, like a jet does. It stood
Broome airport said it is ron- was traveling in a straight line right out clearly against the sur right out cleady against the sur
at Broome County Airport have tine for the Air Force, in areas from south to north and was not light. It made no sound and had
been bombarded by telephone been bombarded by telephone where there is a rash of UFO no lights or windows."
calls from people who have calls from people who have traveling "too high." Mr. Edick said he has since
looked up at the sky and seen sightings, to send a survey team sightings, to send a survey team "We waited for it to come over compared what he saw to planes
strange sights. to report to the Foreign Tech- to report to the Foreign Tech- the tree tops," she said, "but it and dirigibles and rockets. "That and dirigibles and rockets. That
Many of the callers have been hology Office. Many of the callers have been hology Office. in Force survey is be- just disappeared." wasn't any of those things." he
sure that what they saw was The Air Force survey is be- Mrs. Grant H. Edick of Nanticoke said. "it moved off diagonally.
not airplanes or orbiting satel ing made by Capt. Richard T. Last Friday morning Mr. and to the southeast, with i rapid
lites. Some of them referred to Brown and First Lt. Sidaey Valley Trailer Court reported motion, about fodr or five times
the objects as space ships. Hetzler of the Griffis operations spolting a "very bright, shiny as fast as an airplane, but not
A leam of amateur astron- office, according to the Syra- motal" object in the sky as they like a rocket."
omers recently spent h alf a cuse spokesman.

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frails 'flying saucer' in new report
Plane
hundreds of Southern Tier resi- telephote muntber to pass on to ships. He thinks halloons are being it was moving at a pretty good
By ESTELLE NEMOY Tier residents spoting the sp.11o1. .clip. I don't know how high it
Sua-Bulictia Reporter dents this week. The new twist is "things." The loeal burinessman, who ask was.
The "flying saucer" situation that an airplane apparently was - ed not to bo identitied, tald this. "It was a large object, bright
A local amateur astronomer at ehther ead with a faint glow in
in the Southern Tier developed following the unidentified flying had some possible explanations story: the midlle. At first I thought it
along these lines yesterday: object (UFO). for the rash of sightinge-but there "I went out a few minutes was perhaps a low flying air-
Officials at Griffiss Air Force are few things he admits he could after 10 p.m. Wodnesday and a plane, but there was no seund and
À prominent Triple Cities not explain. moving objeet caught my eye.
businessman offered a detailed Base in Rome said they knew A well-known astronomer, It was almost directly overhead the more I looked at it. the mor
deseription, with a new twist, of nothing. They have, however, pro- who teaches at Cornell Univer- heading west-northwest. It's hard I realized it wasn't. After seeing
an aerial phenomenon similar to vided tho U.S. Weather Bareau to tell how fast it was going. but . See SaUcEk, Page 5
others thal have been spotted by  at Broome County Airport with a. , sity, pooh-poohed the idea of space
"The 'thing' had lights at the Universily in Ithaea, was skep- John Calabrisi, a eity fireman earth's almosphere Wednesday
ends, not flashing. just steady lieal of the reports. "Are you fieal of the reporls. "Are you who also is chairman of the who also is chairman ot tho night. These bolides, he said, ex-
FromPannt ends, not flashing. just steady sure someone isa't spoling?" plode when they strike the atmos-
light. It was brighter at what I light. It was brighter at what I Roberson Memorial Center Astro- Roberson Memorial Center Astro- phere about 40 to 70 miles up.
assumed to be ends than in the he said. he said. nomical Society,, saw an aerial
middle. When I first looked at it. middle. When I first looked at it, "We haven't had any reports We haven't had any reports phenomenon Tuesday night. His "The explosion is about like a "The explosion is about like a
other alrplanes at night, I could it looked like it had a V or a it looked like it had a V or a in this area. I would say that the theory goes like this: small flash of light," he said.
tell it just didn't look like an couple of Vs or a W or M of light best bet is a weather balloan. "I think the earth has a tre- The bolide is about the size of
airplane. in the middle. I couldn't be sure. in the middie. I couldn't be sure. Anything that is sent up in the mendous electronie field and a pea. Most ordinary falling stara a pea. Most ordinary falling stara
"Seconds afterwards I noticed "It was just weird." "It was just weird." early evening will eatch the sun creates a strong statie charge of we see are the size of rice."
The general deseription of the The general deseription of the for quite some time. We have a for quite some time. We have a electricity as it makes its orbit. Some of the reports he has re-
another eralt which appeared to another eralt which appeared to slashes of light shaped like a V slashes of light shaped like a V professor here who may have his This will eause charges of ceived, however. he cannot ex- ceived, however, he cannot ex-
be following this. I am sure the be following this. I am sture the or W are like the "awfd shiny" students sending up helitum-filled students sending up helium-filled electricity in dry seasons, like we plain. "They definitely saw some-
second craft was an airplane. second craft was an airplane. thing that "tipped from side to batloons. They are meteorological are having now. You ean't see thing." he sald. "Whatover it was thing." he sald. "Whatever it was
Its blinking red light was elearly side" as it moved swiftly west to studies and bave been picked up studies and have been picked up these charges in the daytime be- was paraflel to the horizon. This Ti
visible. I picked up sound with northwest above Laurel Lake as far away as New England and cause the sunlight is brighter. is not a natural pattern, I dou't
the second craft. The sound was Wedaesday night. Peter Acker- Ohio. I put no stock in space But they show up at night. These know what that is."
very faint, which made me think man, 13, son of Mr. and Mrs. ships or things like that." things happen in dry seasons; it The reporis kept coming in.
it was ap pretty high, beeause it Carl Ackerman of Brackney, Pa., The weather bureau at Broome hapened in the 1950s. They are The military kept insisting they
was a clear, still night, This gave made the report. County Airport sends up balloons simply balls or disks of light." knew of nothing out of the ordi-
me the impression that this at 7 p.m. and 2 a.m. This time of Mr. Calabrisi said that bolide, nary. But the "things," whatever
thing." whatever it was, was Dr. William Shaw, a pro- year the 2 a m. balloon only has
fessor of astronomy af Corael a single light. a small meteor, did hit the , they are, were etill being sighted.
hage.

BATNME
.7/29
Another flying saucer?
The Southern Tier seems to be flying kind of low. I watched it Monday night sightings were
plaving host to "dying saucers." about five minutes. It seecned to still being reported yesterday.
Five residents of Binghamion's appear out of nowwhere and Lt. John Calabrisi and firemen
Wost Side last night reported see- hreaded north. Thea it came back Edward Malone, John MeNalley
ing 'something." about the size and we watched it until we just and Anthonv Winkler of the Bing-
of a coinoaet cor, traveling just lost sight of it. It came by about hamton Fire Department. saw an
above the tree toos. 10:25. object, moving in jet fashion aod
Lest night's reports follow on spurting, about 4 degrees trom
the henls of a dozen reports of "There was no noise. At first
feing xojects seen across the Tier I thought it was a plane, but you the horizon. It traveled from
Monday night. The sightings Mon- can hear a plane. It looked like southeast to northwest. Lt. Cala-
da spread from Waverly in Tioga a nose cone standing straight uo. brisi said. He is chairman of the
Ceuors hrough Binghamton w When a plane is flying toward you. Roberson Memorial Center Astro
Norwien in Chenango Couoty. heading for Broome County Air- nomical Society.
Federni Aviation Agency port. the lights are at the back Whatever the object was, it
spokesmen at the Air Route Trai- and you con't see them. But we wasn't Echo If. an Americaa
Fic Control Center. Lslio, L.L.. re- could see the red and green blink- satellite scheduled to pass over
ported that all traific pacterns in ing lights. no madter which way the area at 9:55 p.m. Monday. Mr.
the Southern Tier were clear ex- it was going." Calabrisi said he saw the satel-
cept fo r regulariy scheduled A spokesman at Broome County lite about five minutes after the
fizhrs. All Elights were accouated Airport said there were no sight- other object disappeared.
for, the sookesman said. ings of unidentifed dying objects Was it a falling star? 3 comel?
One of the West Side residents. on the airport scope. However, he or a repeat visit from the "space-
who refused to be identified, de- said. the maximal depression of ships" that were reported by a
seribed it this way: their seope is 2,5o0 feet, "If it Newark Valley farmer last mooth
"It blinked. It was about the were dying low, we couldn't see it and Town of Kirkwood childrea
size x a compact car and it was anyway." he said. earlier this mooth?
SUN-BULLETIN-JOSEPH ARCSIEWSN SUN-BULLETIN-JOSEPH ARCSIEWSN
Jun 8-} JUN ${-
Flying what?
Coorg Kachmacik and Va Kachmacik and Vai morial Ceaser Astronomieal Sr moriai Ceaser Astronomieal Sa dwiodled last nighs to a seant dwiodled last nighe a a scant
Coore: clety, The youngsters seemed wo haif dozen, Some reports coia-
Kooamel, boca it, are part oi a cided with sighdings of the
groug of Heighborhond yuung. see a lot of things that weren't
slers who gathered at the hoay there, Mr. Calabrisi said. But Echa saieilites. Others coia-
ofJohn Calabrisi last nigat o they did see two things thex eided with regorks of planes
walen for objecte. lo the sky. Nere there-lcha 2 ot 3 p.m. Jeaving Broome Couniy Airpot.
Me. Calahrisi. a city firemam. is and Seho I at 3:53 .os. Reports There were a few that weat na-
Whrigman o the Buberwon Ma. of uaidantitie Beng ohjrcts xplainad.

Fiying objects light Tier-again!
"ffey, there goes a flying sau- were roported all over the Triple was three feet in diameter. An- abject "moving steadily south- Peter Ackerman, 13, son of Mr
cer!" Cities. other weat up ot 2 a.in. and had west" belween 9:20 and 9:25.
The shout from his children one light on lop. The balloons are and Mrs. Carl A. Ackermaa,
The sightings began shortly Three people, who refased to be Brackney, Pa., spotted an "oval
brought a Binghamton fireman, after 8 p m. and were still being either red or white. ileatified, saw "something" over
Warrea H. Moa Jr. of of Decatur reporled at I1 p.m. Most of the Mr. Mood spotted a "big round Fadicolt. The Weather Bureau shaped, silver object flying west
St. to the front yard. He saw callers were hesMant, asking object, with tarce bory streaks recelved roports of objects moving to northwest" above Laurrel Lake.
something. whether others had seen anything on it." "south over Endicott, west of fill "I was awful shiny." he said,
Mrs. Susan Miller 'of 24 Park in the sky. They wore shaped like a W." crest and north over the State "and had a V on the side It was
St. pat her children to bed and The Federal Aviation Agency he said. "It looked like a balloon, Haspital." moving fast, like a mass of light,
stepped out on the front porch tower chserver at Broome County but it was going at quite some A Johnson City man reported a at about l0,ooo feet. And it tipped
with her neighbor, Mrs. Alice Airport reported no unusual blips speed. it was traveling south to "bright green light" about 10:20 from side to side slowly."
Scott. They saw something. on its traffie scope. "We've had north at about 8:30." in the sky southeast of the Collier
Three girls were sitting on the planes coming in," the tower ob- Mrs. Miler and Mrs. Scoti saw Report followed report, but
a "silver circle moving fast." At Street Bridge. there were go explanations. Echo
porch of Phyllis Decker's hame at server said, "but everyone of the Another ealler said he sighted II passed over the Tier at to p.m.
11 Pearl Ave. They saw some- blips has been a plane." He said first they thought it was a plane, "a bright star that came up. from
thing. he had stopped counting the calls but there was no sound. They last night about 45 degrees above
Karen Bors. 12, of 14 Merrill St. saw it at 9:15 p m., heading north. the south directly overhead and the northern horizon. moving
about unidentified objects. Phylis Decker, 13, and her kept ou north." northeast. Echo I crossed the Tier
her muther, Mrs. Leo C. Bors, Th U.S. Weather Bureau at the friends, Marta Sultivan. 12. and "It might have been a weather at 10:14 p.m. 40 degrees above
her four gisters and two ne ighbors airport reported at least a dozen Debby Welk, 11, saw a "long oval balloon." he said, "but it was the southern horizon, moving
saw something. -cails. Cans. thing" mnoving "just oycr the moving in a line from southeast northeast. Neither explains the
Whatever that "something" is The bureau sends up a weather thing" moving "just oycr the mioving in a line from southeast northcast. Neither explains the
varied with the viewer last night, varied with the viewer last night, trees, fast." it had big lights and to northwest and it was red and to northwest and it was red and bright lights, the V or W shape. bright lights, the V or W shape.
balloon every six hours. One went was mudi-colored. Paylls said. was mudti-colored, Payllis said. white. It was moving like a son or the "fin" Peter saw on his or the "fin" Peter saw on his
but Unidentified Flying Objects up at 7 p.m. It had no lights and up at 7 p.m. It had no lights and Someone else saw a "bright" of a gum at ahout 2,ooo feet." of a gum at about 2,0o0 feet." flying saucer.
Air Force here to probe
SUN
Tier sighfings of UFOs as of UFOs
Air Force Capt. Richard T. available from headquarters of the lights were reflections of
Brown and First Lt. Sidney Hetz- the U.S. Air Force Oflice of In- ground lights on a low hanging fog
ler, both of Griffis Air Force Base formation in Washington, D.C., as bank. A second set of "veird
near Rome, are in the Triple soon as all aspects of the investi- lights" was traced to distortions
Triple Cities today questioning gation have been concluded," the of window lights from a home park
Southera Tier residents who have lieutenant said. way up the hill, deputies said.
reported seeing unidentified ilying Both declined to comment fur- In the last few weeks hundreds
objects. ther on the situation. of ealls have come into The Sud-
The two began their investiga- While dhe two tracked down Bulletin, the Weather. Bureau at
tion yesterday and will continue Triple Cities residents who have Broome Coumiy Airport and the
it today. They said they have no reported everything from moving Federal Aviation Agency tower at
idea how long the probe will take, lights to oval, shiny ships, Broome the airport. The callers have ra-
but they are attempting to com- County shcrifl's deputies managed ported objecls of varying shopes
plete the job as quickly as pas- to idenfify one "unidontified" fly- and sizes tloating or moving
sible in order to get the informa- ing object. through the skies over the Triple
tion gleaned here to experts. Jaines Hammond of Hayes Trail- Cities.
The reports of local sightings er Park in Chenango Bridge, re- A traffic controiler at ths
last month will be sent to Foreign ported strange lights over the Federal Aviation Agency tower
Technology Office at Wright-Pat- Chenango Valley High School here said it is routine for the Alr
terson Air Force Base in Dayton, grounds" early yesterday norn- Force to scad a survey team into
Ohio, Lieutenant Hetder said. ing. areas where a rash of UFO sight-
"Adidtional information will be Investigating deputies found that ines are made,

N FRIDAY April 24, 1964 FRIDAY April 24, 1964 feet wide, and 4 feet thick. Both
at 10 a.m. was was ends were rounded off.
spreading manureon his farm The ship had not landed and was
in Newark Valley, New York. He in Newark Valley, New York, He hovering a few feet off the ground. hovering a few fee ff the ground,
proceeded onto a field when a eld when a Gary approached the ship and put
"funny feeling came over me", his hand on it. He sald that it was his hand on it. He said that it was
he said. When he was 150feet from just like touching an automobile, He just liketouchingan automobile, He
a certain spot on the field, he a certain spot on the field, he heard a sound like a motor idling.
suddenly sighted a UFO. The 28 suddenly sighted IFO. The 28 Suddenly 2 little men 4 feet tall Suddenly 2 little men 4 feet tall
year old man said the ship just year old man said the ship just dropped to the ground from beneath
suddenly appeared a: A looked like a the ship. They were encased in
wing fuel tank, 20 et long and 15 silvery one-pieced suits. Their
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EUFa 728
Fireme n-
Glowing UFO Seen
(Continued From Page (7)
Street reported seeing a "hright
yellow flash."
By Norwich Man Fire Bureau Lt. John Cala-
brisi, an amateur astronomer,
identified the three firemen as
0 2 Edward Malone. John McNalley
Press Bureau 2 and Anthony Winkler.
Norwich-A Norwich engineering executive told - 8 He said they were outside of
state police that he saw an eliptical object hovering 9 the Robinson Street fire station
near the ground last night. 9 and he was in the office working
The report came from Louis! & when the flying object was dis-
Daubert, 50, of 6 Willard Court. 5 5 covered.
Norwich, a supervisor in the * The trio said the object, mov-
ongineering department of Nor- ing in jet fashion and spurting.
wich Pharmacal (o. His reportl was about 40 degrees from thei
was one of three that Norwich City Firemen horizon, Lieutenant Calabrisi
area residents reoorted in con- said.
nection with unusual sky phe- Spot Bright THE OBJECT traveled from
nomena last night. the southeast to the northwest.
He said he saw an "object Streak in Sky r the firemen said.
hovering some 50 fèer over a hovering some 50 feer over a By the time Lieutenant Cala-
field" off Shawler Brook Road, Three Binghamton firemen re- Three Binghamton firemen re- y brisi got outdoors it was out of y brisi got outdoors it was out ofl
some three miles trom Route some three miles trom Route port they observed a brightly osight, he said.
12. Town of Sherburne. 12. Town of Sherburne. lighted, fast-moving object in lighted, fast-moving object in "I stayed out and watched the
Mrs. Max Bach of Sunset the sky sky about 9. o'clock last satellite, Echo 2. pass by about
Drive, Norwich. reported that five mimytes later," (ieutenant five mimutes later," (ieutenant
she and her husband saw a she and her husband saw a night. night. f Calabrisisaid.
bright object in the sky at about bright object in the sky at about And three other Binghamton
9:10 p. m. 9:10 p.m. area residenis said today that
She said it was moving "very they saw unusual sky phenome- they saw unusual sky phenome-
fast" to the northeast. She es- fast" to the northeast. She es- na during the evening. na during the evening.
simated thev were able to watch cimated thev were able to watch
it for 10 to 15 minutes until the the George Ronk, 13. of loss Front Ronk 13 of 1oa3 Front!
stars came out and it disap- Street, Nimmonsburg, ob-
peared from view. served an "orange streak" in
The couple had been waiting the sky from near his home
to see Echo 2, an American about 8:45 p. m. He said the
sateilite which had been sched- streak suddenly turned blue. It
uled to pass over the area at appeared to be above the Hill-
2:550.m. crest shopping center across
Another report described a the Chenango River, the youth SUN
light in the sky over the Family said.
Bargain Center, about a mile UFO sighted 7/28
south of Norwich in Route 12. DOUGLAS SLATER, 14, of
State police at Norwich substa- Colesville Road, reported seeing
tion said this vas reported to- SHERBURNE -An unidentified off" at a high rate of speed.
day by an Oxiord man who was flying object was reportedly seen Mr. Daubert said he was driv-
not identified. a red light in the middle." And near here last night hovering about
Mr. Daubert said he was head- Mrs. Paui DuMond of i6 Virgi ing bo a nearby Gir! Scout camp
50 feet from the ground over an to pick up one of his chiddren
ed east in his car about 9 p. m.) (Continued on Page 24) L open field. when he sighted "a bright shiny
destined for Chenango County! Lewis Daubert of 6 Willard St., object about 25 feet in diameter.
Cirl Scout Camp where his Norwich, said he spotted the object It was about 50 feet from the
daughter. Norma. 13. is a coun- about 9 p.m. just off Shawlenbrook ground, hanging in mid-air.
selor. Road. He told reporters that he The object resembled aluminum
When he saw the ooject. he watched the object for about six ched tne bbject for aoout six and had a luminous edge, he said. and had a luminous edge, he said.
said, he stopped and watehed it minutes before it shot out thres There was no noise when iti There was no noise when
for about five minutes. Ee esti-i for about five minutes. He esti-i beams of bright light and took started to move off, he -added. beams of bright light and took started to move off, he -added.
mated the eliptical object to be
some 25 feet in diameter. and
said it "shined with an irides-
cent glow around the outer edge
like a fluorescent light."
Then there were three flasbes
of light which "practically blind- of light which "practically blind-
ed me." Then the object leit. ed me." Then the object leit.,
he said.
The UFO was reported by Mr. The UFO was reported by Mr.
Daubert in a call to state po-
liee at Sidney.

CONTIN JATION
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to ask, Then I hope you will let
me know what you found out, at
Box nineteen-twelve, Farmington,
New Mexico.
By George C. Wilson The Being said, "We are from
the planet Mars," and went on to
explain that they had been obtain-
ing theIr food FROM THE AT-
MOPHERE OF MARS.
heads and bodies were completely In part 2 of A PARTIAL SOLU-
covered by the suits. No features of TION TO THE UFO PROBLEM, I
their faces were visible. said, published long before this
One of the little men did all the One of the lirtle men did all the sighting, "Th sighting, "The e 'ice caps'of Mars ice caps' of Mars
talking. "Don't be alarmed," the are not are not water but a carbohydrate : a carbohydrate
Being said, "We have talked with Being said, "We have talked with called 'm anna' which distills dur- nna' which distills dur-
people before", ing the summer on Mars and turns ing the su nmer on Mars and turns
Both the little men were holding Both the little me: were holding green as green a noves (in the atmos- ves (in the atmos-
at about waist height, trays filled phere) to phere) oward the equator." This is d theequator."This is
with specimens of soil and sod. with specimens of soll and sod. called AMBROSIA, the food of the called MBROSIA, the food of the
Gary, because of the suits could Gods, on page 134 of Worlds in
mot see the shape of their hands. mot see the shape of their hands. Collision, by Immanuel Velikov-
The spokesman asked Gary sky.
what he was doing. Spreading This then is the substance these
manure was Gary's amused an- two beings eat on Mars: AMBRO-
swer, Why asked the Being? Gary SIA or MANNA. They gather it
explained that manure fertilized from the Martian atmosphere
the soil, and then he explained about where I said it was. 4
commercial fertilizer. The Being The Being went on to say that
then asked for someofthe manure. they wanted to rehabilitate their
Mind you, this conversation soil on Mars and raise crops. They
lasted over two hours. This writer said that they were able to come to
has his own Radio business and Earth every two years.
cannot travel about the country at There seems to be much to be
this time, I am giving you readers explained here. Mars, when it is
the answer to this contact in the nearest the Earth is 35 million
hopes that someone near Gary Wil- miles. (Griffith Park Observer,
cox will interview him and get the Sept. 1957 issue) Mars on April
information he says that he has 24, 1964 was 2.35 times, roughiy
forgotten. On reading this article 92,900,000 miles from Earth, or
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NON-SCHEDULED NEWSLETTER $21 - August 10th, 1964 NEWSLETTER #21 - August 10th, 1964
FLYING SAUCERS STILL LANDINGI - It seems that the giant 1964 saucer "flap" is
going to continue indefinitely. Shortly aftor our Soptombor issue wont to pross, we re-
ceived two moro landing reports; and dozons of closo sightings and near-landings continue
to pour into our office from all over the countryl In tho village of Conklin, near Binghamton, New York, five children saw an al-
ien creature in mid-July. Thoy said that a little man, wearing a holmet and plastic gog-
gles, came up to them "making strange clicking sounds." The Visitor then walked back to
his nearby spacecraft and climbed into it, as tho boys ran away in panio. Mrs. Edmund
Travis, mother of two of the boys, quostioned the children closely, and bolievod their
story. -
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being subjeoted to extreame temperatures.In her other hand she holds a
r Mazatrobium, I am familiar with 'the
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By Norwich Man
Press Bureau
Noruich-A Norwich engineering executive to #1
state police that he saw an eliptical object hoverir
near the ground last night.
The report came from Louis!
Daubert, S0. of 6 Willard Court, Aabert, Jv. or o nnard Couit,
Norwich. a supervisor in the
engineering department of Nor- engineering department of Nor-
wich Phermacal Co. His report ARTIOLE # 1 (Cont.)
was one of three that Norwich was one of three that Norwich
area residents reported in con- area residents reported in con-
nection sith unusual sky phe-
nornena last night. nomena last night.
He said he saw an "object tined for Chenago County Girl Scout
hovering sore 50 feet over a hovering some 50 feet over a
field" oft Shawler Brook Road,
some three miles from Route Camp where his Camp where his daught daughte s s
12, Town of Sherburne. 12, Town of Sherburne.
Mrs. Max Bach of Sunset lee M-x Bach of Sunset
Drive. Norwich. reported that a counslor.
she and her husband saw a
bright object in the sky at about
9:10p.m. When he saw the object,he said he
She said it was moving "very
fast to the northeast. She Ps
timated they were able to watch
it for 1o to 15 minutes muil the
stars came out and : disap-
peared from view.
The couple had bern waiting
to see Echo 2, an Americanj
satellite which had been sched-
uled to pass over the area at
9:55 p.m. Another report deseribed a
light in the sky over the Family e a fluor-
Bargain Center. about a mile
south of Norwich in Route 12.
State police at Norwich substa- escent light.
tion said this was reported to-
day by an Oxford man who was
Inot identified.
Mr. Daubert said he was head- Mr. Dagoert Sirc Ge vas hedd-
(Contlaued on Page 2) (Contlaued on Page 21) light which "practically light which "practically blinded blinded me."
2 Then the object left. Then the object
in a callito state police at Sidney.

(uly 23)
* ARTICLE # 2 (CONT.)
2
Clty Firemen Street reported steing a "bright
Spot Bright
Streak In Sky
Three Binzhamton firemen r
port they observed a brightl
lighted, last-moving object 1 lighted, Last-moving object 1 .
the aky about 9 o'clock la the aky about 9 o'clock la:
night Edward Malone, John MoNally,and Edward Malone, John MoNally,and
And three other Binghamto And three other Binghamto
area residenes said today tha Anthony Wincler- Anthony Wincler.
they saw unusual sky phenome
na during the evening. He said that they were outside He said that they were outside
George Rons, 18, of 1038 Fron George Rons, 18, of 103s Fron
Street, Nimmonsburg, ob Street, Nimmonsburg, ob Robinson Street fire stat-
served an "orange streak" ir of the
the sky from near his hom-
about 8:45 p. m. He said the ion,and he was in the office work
streak sudderly turned blue. I
appeared to be above the Hill
crest shopping center across ing when the flying objeet was
the Chenang? River, the youth
said. discovered.
DOUGLAS SLATER, 14, of
Celesville Road, reported seeing The trio said the object,movin
a "large round silver object with
a red light in the middle." And 8
Mrs. Paul DuMond of 16 Virgi
(Continued on Page 24)
izon,said Lieutenant Galabrisi.
southeast to the Northwest,the
firemen said. firemen said.
By the time that Lt-Calabriei
got outdoors, it was outsiof got outdoors, it was outsiof
sight,he said.
"I stayed out and watched the the
satelite 'ECHo II' pass about 5
minutes I later, Calabrisi raported.

By JERRY HANDTE 9:27-Large jet bomber with red and green
The sky over the Triple Cities, to many peo- lights, northeast to southwest.
ple on raroat nights a teeming playground of uniden- 9:30 p. m.--Echo 2 communications satellite,
tified flying objects, got a cold look last night from very bright, south to north and visible until 9:40.
a team of trained observers with binoculars.
The team found a natural explanation for all 9:50 p. m.--Two jets flying very high from west
21 of their sightings. to east with red and white lights.
What they saw were airplanes. meteors and 9:53 p. m.-A bright meteor, streaking through
man-inade orbiting satellites. the sky from south to northeast.
Meaowhile, The Press received dozens of tele- 10:05 p. m.-A meteor, southeast to north.
REAPO phone calls froin persons who reported strange ob- 10:08 p. m.-An airplane circling near the north-
jocts whizzing about in the heavens. ern horizon.
Last night s binoculars were wielded by mem- 10:10 p. m.--A jet flying northeast to south-
bers of the Observing Section of the Broomne County west with red, yellow and green lights.
Astronemical Society, a Roberson Memorial affili-
ate, led by their chairman, Philip W. Budine. They 10:13 p. m.--A meteor, southwest to northeast.
called it "Operation Skylook." 10:20 p. m.--A meteor, northwest to east.
* 10:27 p. m.--A jet, southeast to west, with yel-
low, red and green lights.
THEY STATIONED THEMSELVES ON THE 10:35 p. m.--A bright meteor, southeast to
northwest.
lite, west to east, bright and high overhead.
northwest with a vapor trail and red, white and 11:0j-A shower of three meteors, south to
green lights. north.
11:0s p. m.-An airplane on the southwestern
horizon with red and grcen lights.
11:10 p. m.-An airplane, south to northwest 1
over the southwestern horizon. NC
11:24 p. m.--Echo 2 again, southwest to north,
very bright and low over the northwestern horizon. 222
* -
DURLNG THEIR THREE-HOUR STINT with
seven-powe:. 33-mm. binoculars, the astronomical seven-power. 33-mm binoculars, the astronomical
observers saw nine airplanes including one large observers saw nine airplanes including one large
jet bomber, nine meteors or falling stars and man- jet bomber, nine meteors or falling stars and man-
made communications satellites (Echo 1 once and
Echo 2 twicei.
Mr. Budine said today that some observers
watched with binoculars and others with the naked Joan Farrell All, he said, are well-trained and Joan Farrell All, he said, are well-trained and
eye, in order to get an idea of what the flying ob- qualified for the survey.
jects looked like to the average citizen.
The amateur astronomer said the jets, with * * + *
their red and green lights, were difficult to identify TONIGHT, MR. BUDINE SAID, EChO I should
as planes without the aid of binoculars, be visible as a bright object traveling frorn west
He said most of the airplanes sighted were jets to cast from 9:35 to 9.55 and from 11:37 to 11:57
flying at very high altitudes at which their passage o'clock.
was soundtess, another source of confusion. He said Echo 2 should be visible as a very
In addition to himself, Mr. Budine said, the bright objeet traveling froun south to morth from
ohservers were Gary George, Anthony Emml and 8:55 to 9:05, 10:50 to 11 and 12:45 to 13:55 c'clock.

name didn't Gary ask when; or did
he and has forgotten?
Here we have what is to happen
in the future: THE REASON THE
UFOs ARE HERE. ThemechanIcs
of part 2 of RLDS IN COL-
LISION, page this. Jupiter
explodes a con which has great
mass, probably the size of one of
his four large moons. This comet
forces the planets to rearrange
themselves in the Solar System.
Velikovsky shows that several Velikovsky shows that several
times about 687 B.C. the planet times about 687 B.C. the planet
Mars had a near collision with the Mars had a near collision with the
Earth. Mars was driven out of its Earth. Mars was driven out of its
orbit near Jupiter by a comet. On
page 330 Dr page 330 Dr Velikoysky shows that elikoysky shows that
prior to prior to th last series of near
collisions wich Mars, the Earth collisions with Mars, the Earth
spun on an axis pointed in a dif-
about 220 million miles from about 220 million miles from ferent direction in space, and the
Earth, Mars he Earth, Mars here certainly could rtainly could vear also could not have been year also could not have been
NOT be said to the Earth. 365 1/4 days. The year was before
The Being W explain this only 360 days, and this was not
that theirships asily seen the primordial
in the dark by t , but they transitional year a year 4
were quite conce atGaryhad with s. During the
happened to spot in the day- time betw een the fifteenth century
light. Gary told them hehadn'tseen B.C. and theelg Ighth century B.C, the
them until he was 150 feet away, long, The texts
and the Being replied that he of the Ve show only a year of
shouldn't have seen the ship until 360 days. It striking that the
100 feet away. Vedas nowhere mention an inter-
Now come the BIG THING of calary period, while repeatedly
the sighting. Gary was told that stating that the year consists of
there were coming changes in the 360 days and nowheredo they refer
Universe (Solar System) and to the five or six days that actually
"MARS MAY BE WHERE THE are part of the year as we now A
EARTH IS NOW." Why in Gods know it.
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4 Press.
,'The following is a transoription from theEvening
AIR BASE OFFICALS SHED NO
LIGHT ON SKY OBJEJTS !!!
Reports of strange sky phenomena continued to pour i in today from
children and adults throughout Broome County.
In the latest wave of reports last night (July 29) and today,some
15 press,reporting some unusual
sky happenings.
Officals of both Griffis Air Force base in Rome,and Hencock field in
Syracuse,said today that they could throw no light on any of the reports
of recent days.
Phillip Budine,chairman of the Observing Section of the Astronomical
Society of Broome County,made observetions last nighti from his home in
only objest that I could't expla
Mr. B Budine said that he was using a l7-power eyeplece in his telescope.
crossing crossing the aky at l0:15 p.m.,and Echo - I and Echo II.
of his family saw an his family saw an
den it stopped",he said,and moved into a fixed position relative to the
stare,remaining there for three hours.
He said that the objeot which he desoribed as "pulsating-changing from
bright red to bright white with a greenish tint to it"moved into positlon
(CZ,)
431

He also report
that the plane he described
about 1:15 a.m-,he said,
The public informati Rome suggested the the Hancook base
and green and cone no noise was from the ob-
ject. ject.
A Front Street woman A Front Street woman slso reported the slso reported the phenomena to be red and green.
- a.m
There were several There were several reports of sighting Tuesday night. Tuesday night.
Pegsy Martin of Howard Street,RD 2 (who is 14 yrs. old)at t Kirkwood,eaid
that she and her I evious vas
a quote)about i it "couldn't have been an

.' 11 airplane because it had a funny sound."
Plat thing with green flashing things and a white light s shining about 250
fest above the ground"at about 3:30 a.m.
An offieal at the Broome County Airport Tower said that the Brenchly
residents said that they saw strange sky
dents reported they observed a brightly lighted , fast n moving object in
In a report published in 1962, the U.s? airforce said that the only
those that came from
launching pads on Earth.
Another 17 year old Binghamton girl said that she saw something that
ER
the children who said
that they sax a spaceman and his vechile about two miles from their home, that they saw a spaceman
landed.The a
Mrs. Travis said that she and her husband had threatened the boys with threatened the boys with
truth about what they had geen. geene
She said that she believed what the boys had told her because they had
not changed their story even in the face of punishment. EnD o EDito
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laughter
and alsbelief on the subject.
hand, but these people laughted whan the subject of "flyings saucers"
jeot to even begin t
subject.
I belleve
trans-
minds
JOHN FENNER
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HEADQUARTERS
2856th AIR BASE WING
UNITED STATES AIR FORCE
GRIFFISS AIR FORCE BASE NEW YORK
REPLY TO
ATTNOF: ROBF 4 August 1964
SUBJECT: Unidentified Flying Objects
TO:
1. The following is an initial investigation into Unidentified Flying
Objects sighted by persons in the Binghamton, N.Y. area during the
period 29-31 July 1964.
2. The attached draring is an artist's conception of the Uro drawn from
- the description of two persons, Both boys
were questioned by newsmen from WNSF-TV and both agreed that this is
what the Uro looked like. The portholes show were not In thelr origi-
nal report.
3. Most of the other 1 reports suggest an object like the cone shaped
portion of the draving but only one other from Oneonta, l.Y. by two
other 13 year old boys
4. All reports the UFO was fast moving with no sound.
Binghanton, N.Y. Binghanton, N.Y.
b. 29 July 1030 EDT Dof Echo Lake (north of Binghamton)
reported that 4 boys (two of them were
They saw an object 20 to 30 feet vide come down on the lake and then
moved off rapidly. They described it as large and whirling; it glowed
and it moved from east to "west. They reported seeing it for several minutes.
e.3 e. 30 July 2015 30 July 2015 age chomton, onton,
New York. S New York. She reported seeing a large cylindrical object, silver, moving She reported seeing a large cylindrical object, silver, moving
south at a high rate of south et a high rate of speed. Moved rapidly, no sound was heard; it hed Moved rapidly, no sound was heard; it hed
no wings or lights. lights.
a. 3 a. 3 30 July - Bight 30 July - Eight separate reports of separate reports UTOS in the Binghanton in the Binghembon area.
1 1

e. 31 July O740 AM - Edick, Endicott, N.X. I He was travel-
ing along Route 26 to Endicott. He sev a round silver UFo h hovering in a
field. He watched it for several minutes. It had no tail or wings and
no markdngs. It departed quickly and made no noise.
6. Weather con period ns follows:
20 July 1964
0500Z - 12,000 scattered, undetermined broken, 8 miles visibility
Llooz - 6,ooo broken, high broken, 8 miles visibility
2500z - 3,000 scabtered, high s scattered, 15 5miles visibility
30 July 1964
0500z - Clear and 15 miles visibility
1looz - 2,500 broken, high L-0a - 2,)00 brokeh, mism 01 broken, 20 miles visibility
230oz - High seattered, 45 2300Z - High soattered, 45 miles visibility miles isibility
31 July 1964
O5ooz - High scattered, 15+ visibility O5ooz - High scattered, 15+ visibility
14ooz - Clear, visibility 45 miles
230oz - High broken, 45 miles visibility 2300z - Migh broken, 45 miles visibility
7. Hore information Hore information will follow as it becomes available.
POR THE CON ANDER
THOMAS P. SCEELLINGER 1 Atch
1/Lt, USAF DWS
Investigating Officer
AT
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HEADQUARTERS
2856IhAIR BASE WING
UNITED STATES AIR FORCE
GRIFFISS AIR FORCE BASE NEW YORK
REPLY TO
ATTNOF: ROBF 11 Angust 1964
SUBJECT: Investigation - Reported Unidentified Flying Objects (Uvo)
TO: AFSC (FTD)
Welght-Patterson AFB, Ohio 45433
200-2, a detailed investigation of unidenti-
fied flying objects reports in the Binghamton, Nev Yo k area,' vas
conducted by Captain Richard T. Browm and lst Lieutenan nt Sidney Hetzler
on 6 and 7 August l9ó4. On the basis of personal interviews and other
evidence, it is felt that all reports after the original report of
sighting on 27 July l964, can be explained and should be discounted as
reports of familiar or kmow objects.
2. To clarify the situation which led to the deluge of reports from
27 July to the present time, the folloving historical summary is
nnosanked-
speci
E. Mr. tnigcerad The Sun Bulletin,
a local a local tabloid type ne and WiiBr-lv gave mud ge to marginal marginal
and un2 and reports
e, e, On 29 July, eported seeing eported seeing cone shaped
object and vere interviewed on WBf-TV. A drawing of their impression of
the UFo was made by the st This was This was forvarded to
AFSC (FTD) in the prelimina AFSC (FTD) in the preli ry report. The investigating teem feels that report. The investigating teem feels that
Nolan's and Ryan's repor Nolan's and Ryan's report is a roport of a a report of 9 bomber type aircreft erossing bomber type aircraft crossing
Binghanton (cee attachments 2 and 3). Binghanton (cee attachmer
r. The interview caused a great number of reports during

in the Binghanto He and
several other qualified observers used binoculars and other aids, losged.
all unusual sightings und positively identified all sightings es kmowm
objects.
3. FAA personnel and Weather Bureau personnel at Broome County Airport
during the period 28 July to 3 August.
4. Newspaper OC1-. elinpings from The Sun h Bullet I1 aa . Sidicon Dvening iiews Evening liews
are included as att are included es attachment (4.
3. 5. Prints end a 35m negative are included as attachment t 5. 5. These time
exmosures were taken with a powerful 4oo rm lens. The photographer did not
see the objects shown on the prints. see the objects shown on the prints. The investigators feel that this
6. Naps 6. Naps of wich area included as attachment 6. eluded as attachment "'6.
POR THE COMMANDER
RICEARD T. BROWN 6 Atchs
Captain, USAP 1. Interview, 2 28 Jul, Norvich, NY
Investigating Officer 2. 11 29 Jul, Binghanton NY
3. Rebuttal, 29 Jul, Binghanton NX
4. Newspaper clippings
5: Prints & 35 ma negative
Maps
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