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T. DATE - TIME GROUP .LOCATION
2 dingy 65 21,/02087 Ft Knex, Kintuicky
3. GOURCE T0. CONCLUSION
Ulitary PAILOOM
4. NUNBER OF OBJECTS
Cra Jigting charnetrrlobid of halloon obserzstion.
5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION I1. SRIEP SUNHARY AND ANALYSIS
22 inutes Ubgeet si ghted by nilitary putrol at tree-bop laval. object
ascended to 3oo ie and circled in a dietinet matsorn. buliev
6. TYPS OF OBSERVATION to be about 5o ft in dianeber. Ascended in opiral wntdl
Grund-Viaal objsot rose out of sighb. Oighbin: at 37.dog asiiuth dig-
agpearing at 50 deg eleviton. CaDling at 6,ooo f% overeast, agpearing at 5o deg elevilon. Cading at 6,oco f% overeaot.
7. COURSE 7. COURSE Viaibllity l4 iles, dnd at S lmots fron T7ortvgruts. Viaibility 14 iles, dind at S lonots fronI7ortrgrots.
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saw and later photographed little
dents - which talls of terks of a hoax to us, but we give it to
This story has all driving on U.S. Route 250 with several
Steven Houffer, l6. wa the side of the coad. He stopped the
friends when he saw a suspicious-looking man nea suspicicus-leeking man near the two others, all about 3 feet all about 3 feet
car and cnasao the individual un car and cnasad the individual I the man was joined by the man was joined by skin-tight garmets that were silver skin-tight garmets that were silver
in stature. in stature. They were allegedl They were allegedly earing one-pioce earing one-pioce a photographer, where a color picture
in color. Leter Houffer went to in color. Later Houffer went to how they knew the creature was in the barn is not clear, how they knew the creature was. in the barn is not clear, nearby barn witi nearby barn with
of one liitle man was taken. Just of one liitle man was taken. Jus
nor had the pieture been daveloped nor had the pieture been developed at last report. at last report.
.
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Inforaation Only Burlier in the Your
Source: I Lbr from Fawoett Flagstaff, Ardzona
BllEAte yea5, businewuman Steren Rausch roportod his
cnoounter with bright, luminous-liko flying object with small blue
collored li hts at Flesstaff, Arizons. Tho panoako-chaped l object hovered
twonty fabv cf the ground and made a woint humaing sound. It stayed in
the samo spot for ton minutos and thon swaftly flow off into the sky.
Is left a smoothed-out area of ground tha' felt vory hot to the touch.

ereatad anid sent
or cnused by calastial bodiss or the rasidue of meteorig aotivity.
Blue Book, the Mir Force projeot on unidentified flying objeets.
This report This report contaias informatio contalns information on the progren sines its origin brigin
in 1945.
The Patuxent, Maryland, UWO The Patuxent, Maryland, Uvo incident on 29 Decerber 1964 wa3 incident: on 29 Decerber 1964 wa3
evaluated by the Air Force. evaluated by the Air Force, A copy of A copy this evaluation is attached.
Sincerely,
JOHN P. SPAULDING JOHN P. SPAULDING
Lt Colonal, USa7 Lt Colonel, USA7
Chief, Civil Branch
Comunity Comunity Ralations Ralationa Dvision Division
Orriee of Tormation
2 Atch
L. Dlse Book Report
2. Patuxent Report
Sed Clifr, Long Ialand, Nev York

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ATTH OF:
SUBJECT: 2 Peb 65
Hq USAP SAFOI-PB (Mrs Hunt)
rO: Wesh D O 20330
L. Reference the attached letter from Mrse regarding
unidentified flying objects. A An evaluation of the report which
she bas sent will not be made as it is second hand.
- 2. It is suggested that a Fact Sheet and the evoblation of the
Pabuxent NAs sighting ; beforwarded to her and a reply thanking
her for giving this information to the Air Force.
FOR THE COMMANDER
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ne Brigadier General, USA
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The reported near-collson between a UFO and an airliner,
mentioned in the lost issue. is still beang investigated. For
reasons we cannot disclose now, the full detatls and concluston
will have to he delaved. Meantime, here are the main points
reported to NiC. P.
The sighting oceurred at dusk, Jan. 3, 19s5, as a four-engine
Electra, Operat-d by a major airline, was approaching a large
Eastern cty. The captain was a veteran with 25 years military
and airline esper ce. In the cockpat with ham were the First
Officer (ro-piot the Flght Engineer.
Several miles fr m the airport, both pitots sighted what they
first thouzht w ordinary aireraft. Suddenly it turned, came
awiftly toward the Electra-a huge, delta-shaped machine, show-
ing a black sill uette in the dusk. As the captain's report in-
dieates, the ahr: , head-on approach gave the crew a bad scare.
I called out
God!" ... It Goat!" ed to turn nway. then as addenly as it had ap- ddenly as it had ap-
peared it de, peared it dep . . It disappeared emendous speed-a
speed of several thousand miles per hour. I did not report to speed of severt thousand miles per hour. I did not report to
the tower because I did not feel it was a ne miss with a con-
ventional a.rcrad: . . . . And also because of the ridicule that ventional a.rerat:  . . . And also because of the ridicule that
was heaped on Captain Pete Killian of American Alrlines." was heaped on Captain Pete Ki lian of American Alrlines."
(NICAP note: Capt. Killan (NICAP note: Capt. Killan was ridiculed by the AF and later udiculed by the AF and later
silenced after he publicly reported sighting three UFOs from
his DC-6 airliner, a sighting confirmed by his co-pilot and five
other airhne crews. Detalls in -THE UFO EVIDENCE.') other airhne crews. Detalls in THE UFO EVIDENCE.")
Besides the reported near-miss, the captain sent an account
of an encounter about the time of the lamous visual-radar ceports
at Washington Airport. at Washington Airport.
While approaching Washington, after darkness had Eallen,
the Captain and , in a DC-6 type aireraft, saw a number of very the Captain nd t, in a DC-6 type aireraft, saw a mumber of very
bright lights darting about the sky. Suddenly two of them came bright lights darting about the sky. Suddenly two of them came
directly at us, at high speed, and appeared to be about to collide darectly at us, at high speed, and appeared to be about to collide
with us. The Captain took violent evasive action, and as I reeall with us. The Captain took violent evasive action, and as I recall
he had to write many letters to passengers who coniplained in
writing to the eompany about being tossed about."
The Electrs captain said he was sure these eariler UFOs were
offielally passed off as unknown itinerant aireraft, but the
Captain and I knew better . . . these red lights were moving at a
speed that even today we have not matched.'

HO TASE (INFORMATION ONCX) LL 11 Jamay 1965
Washington, D.C.
Ara Bunb/ua50t00/7ad42/i4 Ape 65
1220371723
This to io repky to your latter of Swrnary d, la).
-d bave oo racord is tir Ferne filea of a uFo iseldent
at lational Alrport oa Jamary ll, ios.
Bincerl/,
JAUEL7Y
Toaterdald, Low York

DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY POSTAGE AND FEES PAID
OFFICE, DEPUTY GHIEF OF STAFF FOR INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, DEPUTY CHIEF OF STAFF FOR INTELLIGENCE
FHADOUARTERS, US GONTINSNEAL ARNY CONMAND FHADOUARTERS, US GONTINENEAL ARNY CONMAND
FORT MONROE, VIRGINIA 23351
OFFICIAL BUSINESS OFFICIAL, BUSINESS
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25 February, 1965
Maston N. Jacks
Major, USAF
Chief, Piotorlal Branch
SAFOI-PB
Pentagon
Sir:
Many thanks to your " answer of my previous letter.Hovever,
I belleve that you of it.Please Gend
my the offical eveluation of the National Alrport inoident dot
ed January 11, 1965.
Once again thanking thanking you you for your co-operation. co-operation-
Sincerely,
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5D.C.

Canuary 15,l965--Nashington, D.C. -- Over a dozen Army Communioat-
ion Speoialists reported seeing 13 to 15
in altitude being chased by two delte-
Jack MoBride a and Sam Marrone were : in the first group that
epotted the s going through maneuvers. SouRCE: Washington Post,
D.C.
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Information Only Washington, D C
Source: 11 Jan 1965
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To d., Inonalien Cdy 11 Jan.r 1965
Sermme: Fow Bolletin, Vol 2, M siiogon, DG
UFO. OVER WASHINGTON, D.C. - I965
Jamuary 1L, 1965... 4:20 P.M... . Several (12-15) white,
oval objects were chased by taro delt-shaped airplanes over
Washingion, D. C. Their alilade was betwren 12.0o0-15, 000 Iret.
Mr. Paul Dickey confiruied the facr that he wntcked there for
the two to three minutes they were viaible They were jus: about
from horizon to horizon, mnoving from N-S, iterally skipping.
diving, swerving. These abrupt actlons were also seen by others
whe had called then to Dickey's anention.
The Washington Post named eleven Army Conimunleations The Washington Post named eleven Army Conmunleations
specialists as witnesses to this event. specialists ns witnesses to this event.
Their sighting locatlon was the Munitions Building on 19th Their sighting location was the Munitions Building on 19th
and Constitution Avenue.
Several other calth by observers were confirmed by NiCAP: Several other ealh by observers were confirmed by NiCAP:
and FAA reported calls aboul the objects. and FAA reported calls about the objects.
Liule Listening Podt. according to Mr. Earl Neff, reported Liule Listening Podl, according to Mr. Earl Neff, reported
that no blips were reported on cadarscopes in the aren.
Harv Morgan wondored why no one has come forth with Harv Morgan wondered why no one has come forth with
photos of the UFCa. With the number of peuple on the streets
at 4.20 P.Mi., no one took a plcture. He couldn't belleve it.
Sources: KYW Contact Program, Harv Morgan. moderaior,
Earl Neff. (March 9. 1965) P.M. Program on KDKA, Pitisburg.
Washington Post, January 1. 13, 1965.
Edltor's Comment:
No pholos. no bllpa, yet seen visually. I trve, an amazingly
well localized sighting. (Presswise.)

JETS CHASE FLYIAG SAUCERS OVER WASHINGTON, D.C.: An inCredIbIe UFO
sighting was made in
a group af Army coomunications specialists who gathered around Ehe windows of
the Munitions Building, at lgth St. and Constitution Avenue , According to Poul
M. Dickay, Jr., and Ed Shad, two of the dozen or mare observers at theoa win-
dous, there were l2 uhite, oval-shaped UFo moving In erratic coursas
about 12,000 to 15,000 fe t: above the Capitol building. They sere bofng chased
by two e: olanes with nos and the saucers were outdistancing the
jatst Spokesmen for the Di jatsl Spokesmen for the Defense Department deny that Department deny that the incident ever happen- the incident ever happen-
ed, ed, bu: the communications specialists, but the communications specialists, several of ,several of whom gave their names to whom gave their names to
the newsoagers, insist the newsoaoers,. insist that they wes that they were tolling the truth and that there Bre telling the truth and that there was no was no
mistaking the fantastic mistaking the fantastic sight which they witnessed in broad daylight. sight which they witnessed road daylight.

UFOs Over D. C.
The Amateur Radio Magazine of March mention of a recent
report of a total of 12 speedy discs flying 1983 carried a short
over Washington, D. C. It seemed one the first
worker in an office spotted dises and alerted five fellow workers.
They alt stoed and watched the first six
which were shortly followed by a half
dozen more. The writer went on to 'say that when
the observecs notified a Washington
paper they got a big turn-down. ·When
a local Tv Station Interviewed one of
the men, high government pressure was
allegedly brought to bear and the other
five observers were fald to he quiet about
what they saw. Seems the building was
government ewned and the windows
Oherefore gavernment property and so
the observers were looking at a classified
sight. The Washington Post for 13 January
1965 earried an article which identified
the building involved as the Munitions
Building on ieth Street and Constitution
Avemue N. W. and sald the date of the
incident wns 1 January 1965, IL read:
"According to Paul M. Dickey Jr. and
Ed Shad, who were two of a dozen oh-
servers at the windows, there were 12
to 15 white, oval-shaped objects moying about 12-15,000 feet
in erratie cot And they were being
above Capitol delta-winged jet planes.
chased by ty The sight was vislble for several minutes,
they soid. The Defense Department,
which has been ip to its ears in reports which has been up to its ears in reports
of unidentified flying objects so long of unldentified flying objects so long
that the things are now known by initials,
UFO. sald simoly; "There was no such
incident; it just didn't happen." A spokes- Installations in the installations in the
man for military Washlngton area had the same comment.
Nevertheless, Dickey and Shad and three
other Communications Speclalists em-
ployed by the Army-Sam Webb, Jack ployed hy the Army-Sam Webb, Jack Marrone-are convin-
MeBride and Sam Marrone-are convin- MeBride and Sam
ced they saw what they think they saw.
They agreed on the shape and approxi- They agreed on the shape and opproxi-
peate number of the dises and the fact miate number of the dises and the fact
that the things were speeding faster +
than the jet intercepters. They agree than the jet intercepters. They agree
(See "D. C." page 5)
D.C. (Continued from page 1)
that they saw a commerelal aireraft near
the flying things. An Eastern Airlines
plane landed at National Airport at about
that time but Eastern reported no un-
identified objects."
.

Inforation Only Ivoruide, CoBf.
Sourse: Saucer Mews, Vol 12, A1, Harch 1965 12 Jenw ry 1965
8
.On January l2th, a nesspaper boy
in Rivsrsids, California, sbserved a log-foot-long roottali-shaped object In
the sky as he nade his af tarnoon delivarias. The brightly-lighted uFo sas at
an sstinatsd altitude of 45o fast as it pnsaed right ovar him. It then made a
190-degres turn 190-degrse turn and and zoomed away "at nbout three tines tha spaed way "at nbout three tines the spaed of a jet."
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Soureel Faweeth arourti on Only Wallington, Nes Zealind
14 Jenuar7, 1965
VGapuns ls, i96s--Tsllinrton, 2er Zeeland--Quanbas Airline I Pilot
Captain D. Shannon reported vicual eiahtinge end radar treokinge of
trails at 35,000 feet ovAr
Anckland, Hew Zealand. Ner Zealand Civil Aviation Dept. also had
radar obesrrations of objaotd going lost to Dast. SouRoE: lielbourne
Herald, Auatralia.

W. Jomary 65
No CASS (Inforation Cnly) Riverside, Oalifomi
Source: APRO Billetin, Mar & Apr 65
Riverside, Calif,-On Janu-
ary 14, 19s5, a 14-year-old newsboy who
i5"the son of an AF Major, reported a
peo-foot-long football shaped object in
the sky as he delivered papers in south-
east Riverside at about 5:30 a.m. When
first seen, the object was stationary over- first seen, the object was stationary over-
bead--he estimated the altitude as about bead--he estimated the altitude as abont
450 feet. He rode under it to deliver a 450 feet. Ie rode under it to deliver a
paper. As he retraced his route, it made
a "igo degree turn" and headed toward
Corona at "3 times the speed of a jet."
The object was brilliantly lighted with The object was brilliantly lighted with
four red lights showing. They did not
blink. It made a slight "whining noise"
-no simoke or conirail.... -no sinoke or contrail....
.

Mrs. Gladys Laughy of M..
Prospect Road, Holderness, and
Richard Bruee, Jr., O'vd year old
son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bruco
of Parker Street, Plymouth, call-
ed the Reeord Office this week to
report stranire lights in tliesky.
The fornter reported aeeing a
glaring irregular shape dast
Thureday nirht in the northeast,
near the horizon, which appeared
to be of many shapes brightly lit
up. She sald it would atny in the
same position temporarily. then
move first to the north, then
aouth, bet in a gradual southerly
direction. It poasibly could have
been the same object which gave a
_nerve-shatcering experience on
Ronte 4-A near Enfield to a Con-
cord man that night at ten o'elock,
a fornaer Manohester  newaman,
who reportod it to the Manchester
Union-Leader from Wilmot about
45 minutes later. Ho soid as he
was driving, his radio auddenly
stopped, the lights went out and stopped, the lights went out And
the eogine stopped. Everything the cogine stopped. Everything
electritni on the car stoppod. He electrital on the car stoppod. Hto
saw a very bright light in the aky. saw a very bright light in the aky,
about the size of a flashlight, hor.
ering evarhend for a moment and
then coing south toward Mt.
Cardizan, crossing the red beacon Cardiran, crossing the red beacon
light flashing on the sumrmit. It
had a highpitched whine, and after had a highpitched whine, and after
the whine died away the ear's
Hights came on. radio started up lirhts came on. radio started up
and the motor aiso started.
Richard called the Recond Offiee
Mondag, stating that about 5:30 Mondag, stating that about 5i30
n. tn. Suniny night he was watch- p. to. Suniay night he was watch-
inz for hix Dad to e me home
whan he saw what sopearod to be
a hiz hull of fire descending at a a hir hull of fire deseending at a
slont over Mt. Stinson, at a fask slont over Mt. Stinson. at a fask
rate of sgeed, in a westecly diree- rate ef sgeed, in a westecly diree-
6 He could son the li haad ob.
ject i disappen hehi- trees
nn hor oh,Hfe sald there ap
nee to be two red banda trailine TT
oter the toy of the ball like tho red
sticks. He ealled his mother, who
nled syw the objeet for a few see-
onds.
This newgpaper ealled Mra. Evv-
Ivn Sneneer of Weat Plymoyth.
NICAP investigator for central
New Hampehire, in an aren-about
t9 miles in the Plymouth vielnity.
It ahe is called immediatcly. it is
helpiul to the National Investiga-
Linns Committee on Aerial Phe-
nomens, and all obsorvers are
ueged to cooperate. Don't wait
until a few hours lster or the next
day. Just call 336-2077.

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AIABB-SI(12 Feb 65) lst Ind
SUBJECT: Unidentified ring Object
17 February 1965
THRU: Deguty Chief United 1 States Continental
Arny Command
TO: Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelli rence. aTTN: CI Branch, Security
Division, Department of the Arm gton 25, D. C.
II
4 Inel J.P.K.
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2

No Cage, Inforation Only 15 donu ry 1965
Sonree: FiIS Dullatin, Vel 2, M aymenbor, Va
January 15. 1965. .. The Lester Hogshead family of Rte. 2,
Waynsboro, reported seeing an unidentifled object at S P.M. on
Rre. 250, =est of Waynesboro.
That alght, 8 year-old Bruce ran lato hls home and asked:
"Mama, do you want to see a fylng saucer?" The famlly went
Into a wooded are about a quarterenlle away and watched the
object for dve mimutes.
'The parents aud five children watched the bright object hover 'The parents aad five children watched the bright object hover
above the ground, then, like the"snap of the finger, " disappear. above the ground, then, like the "anap of the finger," disappear.

Mo Ciss, Inronation Onily
Boureet F310 Bullatin, Vo1 2, 1 15 Jeniary 1965
amestoin, V.
Marguerite Balson of Waynesboro, sald today shesaw a round, Waynesbora, Virginia (A7) . .. January 15, 1033...
orange  clored object with sllver like prongs in the sky (?). She was riiiag horne ta a cab last night when she spotted the
object The cas driver also saw the object. object The cas driver also saw the object.
-

ifommation Only 15 Jmuery 1.965
Gourga: Moring Undon Leader, Manchester, N. H. Bebweon ilmot , and Entleld
"I lnoked_up and saw al
Morning Union Leader : very bright light. it was be.'
MANCHESTER,N. H. low the cloud cover -- I'd es-
Comb. Circ. 52,021 timate it at between 2,0o0 and
a boo fect --and looked sbout
the size of a flashlight held;
at arn's length, pointed to-.
ward your face.
Light in Sky, "It seemed to bo hovering
Floverhead for a moment and
then took of south toward
Auto is Halted Mit. Cerdigan, fraveling very
fast. It went right aeross the
Near Enfield red beacon light flashing on
top of Mt. Cardigan.
As the light left, the high-
The nerveshayoring exped pitched whine went awny with oitched whine Went away withi
rlenoe of a forhur Janches rlenoe of a inches. ait. When the whine died away it. When the whine died away
ter newsman now holding a tor newsman n hokding a Im m car's lighis came on, the car's lights came on, the
position in Concand may bel position in Concand may bel radio came on, and the motor radio came on, and the niotor
best told in the wyds withl started.
which he reported it to this! which he reported it to thisl "The whole thing lasted
newspaper from Wilmot at newspyper from Wilmot ati about 15 or 20 seconds. There
10:45 last night. /y 10:45 last night. 7 wasn't any wind.
"I was driving on"lte. 4-A "I was driving vn lie. 4-A "When the car's electricity
betweon Wilmot and Enfield f went out and I pulled over to e went out and I pulled over to
about 45 minntes ago. The 10 the side and stopped I left the
p. m. news from WNAC was p. m. news from WNAC was ignition k y turned on but
fjust starting on fhe car radio. the motor w ss't ronning and the motor wi sa'it ronning and
I was making sbout 60 miles ithe shift wie at 'park.'I irst fithe shift wie at 'park.' I irst
an hour. Jheard the auuming sound Theard the muuning sound
"All at once the radio "All at once the radio when the car siopped, then
stopped. The ights went out. stopped. The inhts went out. l'heard Theard I " wader shen 1 oner when 1
The engine stopped. Every- The engine stopped. Every- Jogened the . and sieppedl
thing electricnl on the car thing electrienl on the car
stopped working. Habout Sve asogds alier the
I pulled to the side of the light started to move, and i
rond to see what had hap- Ifard out with it."
pened and I was still holdinig: The Concord man added, "I
on to the door whea I heard! was more curloys than any-
a very loud hum like a high- thing else about that light and
frequeney electrical whine. the sound,' The thing that
seared mnie most was when the
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Inforration Only Concord, Vhrginda
Gourse: Simeer Nens, Vol 12, , Yarch 65 2
Jnmiary 1965
SAUCER IN SKY STALLS AuTO IN VIRGiNIA: Another Incident in Janu-
ory's giont sauter rlap in the stote of Virginfa, occurred between the towns
of Wilmot and Enfield, on
aboust D.m., when all of a suddan the radio wont dead,
the lights went out, and inging stonned. The newsman, tho is not namod In
the clipsing we have, pulled to the side of the road and got out of the car-
He heard a very loud hum "li a high-frequency electrical whine," and saw a
brightly-iit UFo in the sky, at an altitude somewhoro between 2,Ooo and 5,O0o
faat. It hovered fo afe. seconds, ond then left the orao 105, on at high high speed. As speed. As
the ligh: departed, the high-pitched whine dled away, and the the ligh: departed, the igh-pitched whine dled away, and cur's Cor's electrical
system inmediately began working again. The whale incident system immediately began working-again. The whole incidon lasted only 15 to isted I only 15 to
20 geconds. 20 gaconds.

NawEnglandNeuselip Agency.Ine
Box 2078, Boston 6 • Rlchenond 2-4200
Valley News (e)
LEBANON, N. H. a
Circ. 6,911
18 1965
Mystorious Lighit
Reported Twice
Friday Evening
MANCHESTER, N.H. - TWo
reooris have been hoted of
myslery lights in the sky Fri-
da evening. C: evenng.
The first was'from an 'uniden- The first was'from an uniden-
Ef.es Concord man who was f.os Concord man who was
trevelling between Enfield and ravelling betwoen Enfield and
Yilnet on Route 4.A. Yilnot on Route 4.A.
At 10 p.m. the car radio sud-
daniy slopped, the Hights went danly slopped, the Hights went
out and the engine stopped, he
said.
The driver pulled to the side The driver pulled to the sida
of the rond and heard a loud
hum "like a high-frequency
el-ctrieal whine" and saw a
briaht litht hovering about 2, brisht litht hovering about 2,
Gog to S,boo feat overhead. 0o0 to S,boo feat oyerhead.
The light then eppeared to The light then eppeared to
travel south across the red travel south across tha red
beacon light on top of Mt. Card-
Igan. Igan.
The man said the "whole
thing lasted about 15 or 20 sed- thing lasted about 15 or 20 sec-
onda." About five seconds after
the Kight started to move the
hileiming sound fadied out-
then the man's car started.
Shortiy before that a Man-
cheater man reported that his
television set stopped werking.
Hie went outside to see it his
antenna was damaged and saw
a "mysterious light" in the sky
and also heard a humming
sound. He snid the light was
moving ahove the tree line at
a slow rate.
Again, electrieal power was
restored y when the mysterious
licht vanished.

Inforabion Only 25-
January 1965
Couraat N.. Sunday Mows, lanchester, M. H. Manchester, N. H.
(106 Horse Read)
NewEnglandNeuselipAgency,tne.
Box 207a, Hosion 6 · KTrhmond Z-400
N. H. Sundoy News
MANCHESTER, N. H.
Cire. 45,098
'Mystery Light'
Seen After TV
StopsWorking
A second person has re-
porfed soeing a "mysterious
Light" Friday night niimutes
Ifter his television set just as alter his teievision set just as
mystorlously EE storlously stopped work-
in
Matthew Rybezyk' of 106] Rybezyk' of 106
Morse Rd., said that at just said that 1 at just
about 9:45 p. m. Friday he
was at home watching TV 1
when all of when all of a sudden it a sudden it
stopped working.
He went cutside, thinking
the snow or wind had dam- the snow or wind had dam-
aged the anteant, and upon aged the anteanh, and upon
opening the door saw The opening the door siw the
"mystoriou: light" in the sky. mystoriou: light in the sky.
Rybezyk sald that as he saw
the flash he also heard a hum-
ming sound. He reported the
light was moving in the sky! light was moving in the sky
ahove the tree line to the east
ata slow rate.
:A Concord man Friday
aight hnd reported seeing a
similar light whlle diving his
car on Route 4A between Wil-
mol and Enfield.
This motorist, who rd
mained anouymous, sald thdd
his car's radio went off ks
well as the lights, and the mo-
for stopped. He added that
after pulling up. he looked
out and saw the light andj
heard a humming sound.
In both cases electrical
power was restored when the
"mysteriousI Hight" vanished.
1
1
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Inforation, Only lsiegeeber, dey Supahl:e
Source: Fanrcett 25 Januany 1965
Janueny 35,1965 -- Lanchester, Mar Haapshire - Matthew Rybozyk
novioed his TV set stoposd working after a mystery lighted object
ith a haming sound hovered over his house. A Concord man reported
his car radio, lights a and motor stopped after a similiar object flew
over Route 4A between Wilmot and Enfiold. The strance stranke object also made object also made
a humming sound. SouRcE: Manchecter humming sound. SouRce: Manchecter Reporter, New Hampshire.

Jon65
No Cae Jfb Caly
Cx ifo 16 J65 087101967
rc.104 0071967.
Manchester, New Hampshire 03103
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U.S. AIR FORCE TECHNICAL INFORMATION
This questionnaire hos been prepared so that you cdn give the U.S. Air Force as much
informarion as possible concerning the unidantified aerial phenomenon that you have obsarved.
Please try to snswer as many quastions as you possibly can. The information that you give will
be used for research purposes. Your name will not be used in connection with any stotements,
concluslons, or publications withoul your permission. We request this personal information so
that if it is deemed necessary, we mdy contact you for further details.
i. When did you see the object? 2. Time of day:
Hour Minutes
(Circle One): A.M or PuMs
Day Month Year
.Time Zone: (Circle Ona): Daylight Soving
(Cirele One): a. Eastern
Central b. Standord
c. Mountain
d. Pucifie
C. C. Other Other
4. Where were you when you saw the objecr?
Nearest Postal Address Nearesr Postal Address City or Town City or Town State or County
5. how long was object in sight? 5. how long was objsct in sight? (Tetal Duration)
Hours Minures Saconds
6. 0. Certain c. Not very sure c. Not very sure
b. Fairly certain d. Just a guess
5.1 How wos rime in sight determined?
5.2 Was objeet in sight continuously? Yos No
6. What was the condition of the sky?
DAY NIGHT
d. Bright Bright
b. Cloudy
7. IF you sow the abject during DAYLIGHT, where was the SUN located as you loaked at the object?
(Circle One) a. In front of you d. To your laft
b. In bock of you e. Ovarheed
C. To your right 1. Don't remember
PORM
FTD OGTAR1 164 Thia form euperaedes PTp Iol, rul bt, which is obantete,

b. Hazy b. Fog, mist, or light roin
C. Scattered clouds C. Modarate or heovy roin
d. Thick or heavy clouds d. Snow
e. Don't remember
10. The object appeared: (Circle One):
c. Solid d. As a light
b. Transoorent Don't remember
G. Vapor
I1. If ir oppeored ds a light, was it brighter than the brightest stors? (Circle One):
o. Brighter c. About the some
b. Dimmer d. Don't know
11.1 Compare brightness to some common object:
12. The adges of the object were:
(Circle One): a. Fuzzy or blurred . Other
b.Like a hei cha

motorized patrol in the vicinlty of coordinates ESgll973, AM3, Forb
Knox, Sheet 3859 IV, Kentucky 1:t0,000, from 2321n6ESf to 232130ESr
January 1965. The patrol, GPh John F. Davis and Pyt Robert T. Warstler,
firgt observed the cbject while moving fram Northeast to Southvest along
Sanitery Fill Road. They confimmed the observation at the road junotion
(Esgili973) and reported tha sighting.
The sighting oes confirmed by Ma,or J. S. Oliver, Provost Marshal
Operations Officer. Me or Oliver stated thst the obiect wos approximately
S0 feet in diameter end illuninated with a yellowish-t ite glow similar
to e firefly.
3. The ob,ect was first sighted at tree top level. It ascended
to approximately 3oo feet and circled several Eiines in a distinct pattern.
The ob'ect again ascended in a spiral until it was out of sight. The
ohiject was obseryedfor. inutes, at a magnetic azinuth of 37 degrees
from coordinates Fsgllio73 and et a range of 1,500 to ?,Oo0 meters. The
orbit of the object was 37 to 55 degrees (magnetic compass reading) in orbit of the ob,ect was 37 to 55 degreec (megnetic compass reading) in
a clockwise direction. It disappeared at a heistht. So degrees from the a clockwise direction. It disappeored at a heitht. So degrees from the
horirontal.
L Weather data during the sighting wes:
232056 January 1965; Clouds et 8.ooo feet. overensti visi-
bility ll -iles: temperature 56 degrees F.: dew point 52 degrees F.: wind
from i7o degrees at O8 knots: thin spots in overeast.
b. 232158 January 1965: Scattered clouds ab l,(oo feet: ovar-
cast at B,ooo feet: visibility il miles; temperature 5f degrnes F.; dew
point 52 degrees F.; wind from 190 degrres at 09 knots.
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14, Did the abject disappecr whils you were watching it? if so, how?
15. Did the dbieet move behind somathing at ony time, partieularly a cloud?
(Circle One): Yes No Don't Know. IF you anawered YES, then tell what
it moved bahind:
16. Did the obiect move in front of sor-thing of any time, particularly a claud?
(Cirela One): Yes No Don't Know. IF you answered YES, then tell what
in front af:
17. Tell in e faw words the following thirgs about the abjest:
a. Sound
b. Color
18. We wish to know the angular size. Hald a match stick at drm's lengrh in line with a known obiect and nots how
much of the obiect is covered by the head of the match. If you had performed this experiment at the time of the
sighting, how much of the obiect would have been covered by the match head?
19. Drow a picture that will show the shape of the object or objects. Lobel and includs in your sketch any details
Place an argw beside the drawing to show the direction the object was moving.

22. Whore were yeu loearad whan you sow the object? 23. 'Were you (Circle One)
(Circle One))
o. in the business section of a cily?
o. Inside a building b. In the residential section of a cily?
b. in a cor e. In open countryside?
C Outdoors d. Neor on dirflald?
d. In an alrolana (lype) 7. Flying over a city?
. At sea Flying over open country?
6. Other_ 9. Other
24. IF you were -OVING IN AN AUTOMCaILE or other vehicle ar the time, then coinplate the following questions:
24.1 What direchlon wera you moving? (Cirele One)
a Nerh c. East e. South S. Vest
b. Nectheast d. ,Southeast f. Southwest h. Northwest
24.2 How fost ware you moving? mniles per hour.
24.3 Did you stop at any tirme while you were looking at the objset? 24.3 Did you stop at any time while you were looking at the object?
(Circle One) (Clrcls One) Yes No
25. Did you observs the object theough any of the lollowing? 25. Did you abservs the object through any of the lollowing?
o. Eyegloases Y=s Yas No . Bincculars . Binoculars Yes
b. Sun glasses Yes No f. Talescope Yes No
C. Windanield Yes g. Theodolite Yes No
d. Window glass Yes No h. Other...
26. In order that you can give as clear a plcfure as possibla of whar you sew, dascribe in your ewa wards a commen
objnet or objects which, when placed up in the sky, would give the same appeorance os the object which you sow

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30. Have you over ssen this, or a similor objact bafore. If so give date or dotas and locarion.
31. Was anyone else with you at the time you saw the object? (Circle One) Yos No
31.1 IF you answored YE5, did they see the objecr too? (Circle One) Yea No
31.2 Please list thair names and addresses:
32. Please give the following infermation about yoursell;
NAME
Middi Nama
ADDRESS
Strant City City Zone Zona Sta Stae
TELEPHONE NUMBER AGE SEX
Indicate any Indicars any formotion about yoursalf, ineluding dny special experience, which might be partinent. rmotion about yoursalf, including dny special experience, which might be partinent.
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33. When and to whomn did you repert that you had sean the object?
Day Month Yoor
1

L
60°
33" NW NIr
30° N
-15°
26.Drow a picte that will show the motien that the object or abjects made. Place an "A" ot the beginning of the 26. Drow a pict_re thar will show the motien that the object or objects made. Place an "A" ot the beginning of the
path, a "g" at the end of the path, and show any chonges in direction during the course.
29. IF there was MORE THAN ONE objeet, then how many were there?
Draw a pieture of how they were arranged, and put an arrow to show the direction thar they were traveling. Draw a pieture of how they were aranged, and put an arrow to show the direction thar they were traveling.

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information as possible concerning the unidentified aerial phenomenon that you have observed.
Please try to answer as many questions as you possibly can. Tha information that you give will
be used for rsseardh purposes. Your name will not be used in connection with any statements,
concluslons, or publications withoul your permission. We request this parsonal information so
that if ir is deamed necessary, we may contact you for further details.
L
1. Whan did you see the object? 2. Time of day: 30
Hour Minutes
1465 (Circle One): A.M. or P.M.
Day Month Year
3. Time Zone:
(Circle One) Eastern (Circle One): Daylight Soving
b. Cenral Standord
C. Mountoin
d. Paciflc
e. Other
4. 4. Where were you when you sow the object? Where were you when you sow the object?
oler 996 9i O96. 9h
Neores: Postal Address City or Town Srate or County
5. Hiow long wos object in sight? (Total Duration) 5. Hiow long was object in sight? (Total Duration)
Hours Minutes Saconds
a. Certain c. Not very sure
b. Fairly certain d. Just a guess
5.1 How was time in sight determined? - BSC
5.2 Was object in sight continucusly? Yos No
6. What was the condition of the sky?
DAY NIGHT
a. Bright a.
b. Cloudy b.
7. IF you sow the object during DAYLIGHT, where was the SUN located as you looked ot the object?
(Circle Omel: o. In front of you d. To your left
b. In brock of you. a. Overhead
c. To your right f. Don't remamber
FTO FORM
DCT62 164 Thle foem supereedea FTD 164, Jut 5t, wlsish i obrotete.

CLOuDS (Circle One): WEATHER (Cicla One):
o. Clear sky d. Dry
b. Hazy b. Fog, mist, or light rain
c. Scattered elouds 6. Moderate or hedvy rain
d. Thick or heavy clouds d. Snow
10I Dan't ramember
10. The object appeored: (Circle One):
G. Solld d As a light
6. Trontegrent Don't remember
c. Veper
I1. If is oppeared as a light, wos it brighter than the brightest stors? (Cirele One):
Brighter c. About the same
5. Dimmer d.Don'tknow
I1.1 Compore brightness to some common objects
Oy A
12. The edges of the objeet were:
(Cirele Onek g. Fuzzy or blurred (Cirele Oneh g. Fuzzy or blurred C. e. Other
Like a bright stor
c. Sharnly outlined —
d. Don't ramenber
13. Did the object; (Circle One for edch question)
a. Appear to stond shill at any time? Yes No Don't kaow
b. Suddenly spasd up and rush awoy ot ony time? Yes No Don't know
c. Break up into parts or explode? Yes No Den': know
d. Give off smoke? Yes No Don'tknow
a. Change brighiness? Yes No Don's know
f. Chonge shape? Yes No Don't know
51. Flash or flicker? Yes No Don't know
h, Disappeer dnd reappear? Yes No Doa't know

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14. Did the obieet disanpser whila you ware watching it? If so, how?
02 X 2
15. Did the ablect move hahind something at eny time, portieularly a cloud?
(Ctrele One) Yes No Don't Know. IF you answared YES, then tell whor
it mowed behind;
16. Did the obirct moye in front of something at any time, particularly o sloud?
(Cirela One) Yes No Don't Know, IF you answarad YES, then tell what
in front of
17. Toll in a fow words the following thinas ahout the oblect:
0.Sond la
b. 4229
18. We wish to know the anaular size. Hold a match stick at arm's length in line with a known abisct and note how 18. We wish to know the anaular size. Hold a match stick at arm's length in line with a known abisct and note how
much of the obieet is covared by the heod of the match. If you had berformed this exnariment of the time of the much of the obiect is covared by the head of the match. If you had berformed this exnarimenr ot the time of the
sighting, how much of the abiect would have been cavered by the match heod? O
Q
19. Draw a plature that will show the shape of the object or objects. Label and include in your skatch any details L abel and include in your skatch any details
of the abiecr that you saw such as wings, protrusions, ete., and especlally exhaust trails or vapor trails.
Place an arrew beside the drawing to show the direction the object was moving.
No dodin hj

(Cirale One)
a. In the business section of a ciby?
a. Inside e building b. In the residential section of a city?
b. In a car c. In open countryside?
(O) Ouldocrs d. Near an airfield?
d. In an airplane (type) a. Flying over a city?
o. At sea f. Flying over opan country?
f. Other Other
2IF you were MOViNG iN AN AUTOmOBILE or other vehicle ot the tima, then complete the following questions:
24.1 Wher direcrion wera you moving? (Cirele One)
a, North c. Eost e. South 9. Wast
. Northeast d. Southeast f. Southwest h. Northwest
24.2 F How fost were you moving? __miles per hour.
24.3 Did you stop ar any time while you were looking ot the object?
(Cirels One) Yes No
25. Did you obsorve the objeet theough any of the following?
o. Eyegiasses Yos No . Binoculars Yes (N
b. Sun alesses Yes (No
C. Windshinld Yes No g. Theodolirs Yus
d. Windew giens Yes No. h. Other
26. In ordar that you con give os clear a picture as possible of what you saw, daseribe in your own words a common
abject or objocts which, when ploced up in the sky, would give the same appeurancd as the object which you sow
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AIEGT 12 Februnry 1965
SUPJECT: Unidentified Flying Obiect
5. Atteched are statements by nersonnel observing the ob,ect.
Inel EDWARD W. SAMUELL, JR.
7 Stnt from SPL It Colonel, GS (AIs)
Davis AC of S. 02
2. Stmt from PFC
Sweat
3. Stmt from Pvt
Warstler
L. Diagran of
Cb.leab
2
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show how high the object was above the horizon (skyline) when you last saw it. Ploce on "A" on the composs
when you first saw it. Place a "B"" on the compass where you last saw the object.
90° ill
75°
60°
Nit
30*
—-— 15°
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28, Draw a picture thot will show the morion that the object or objects made. Pluce on "A" at the beginning of the
path, o "B" at the end of the path, and show any chonges in direction during thy course.
hot 1o
29. IF there was MORE THAN ONE object, then how many were there?
Draw a pieture af how they were arranged, and put an arrow to show the direction that they were troveling. Draw a picture they were arranged, and put an arrow to show the direction that they were traveling.
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3l. Mas anyone alse wiln you at the time you saw the objact? (Circle Qns) Yes Mo
31.1 IF you enswared YES, did they see tha object too? (Circle One) Yas No
31.2 Please list thelr names and oddrasses:
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32. Please give the fellowing information about yourself:
NAK
Loar Nams
ADDR ADDP
City Zona Stca Staa
TELEPHONE 34 34 SEX214- SEX 2ad.
Indieats ony addirlonal information about yoursall, including any special eupariance, which might be pertinent. Indicats ony addirlonal information about yoursalf, including any special axparience, which might be pertinent.
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33. When ond to whom did yeu report that you had sean the objeer? EJ2280
Day Month Yuar
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34. Dote you complated this quastionnoire: 12 Oet
Day Month Yoar
35. information which you feel pertinent and which is not adequately covered in the spacific points of the
quastionnaire or a narrative explanation of your sighting.
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THE CLEARVIEW MANCHESTER: ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY
Telephone: 623-8951
1050 Hayward Street Manchester, New Haumpshire 03193
RONALO P, TRUDEAU OIRECTOR
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Inforation Only 17 Jmnuary 1965
Soursei Tvening Union Leader, Hanchoster, H. H. 145 Dallof Strgat,
Lakeport, N. H.
NawEinglind Nleuselip Agencyinc.
Box 20rd, Bosten a - Riehmond 2-420
Evening Union Leador
MANCHESTER, N. H.
Comb. Cire. 52,021
Mystery Light
. Report Made
AtLakeport
LACONIA - Another indl
Ident of unidentified lights
seen in the ky was reported
by Mrs. Carolme Ballou of
45 Dollof SL, Lakteport.
At di55 last night. while in
her living rooni watching TV,
Mrs. Ballou said, she was
stastled by the "awesome"
sight of a strange but bright
Allow benm of light shining
from somewhere high In the
The light, which seemed to light, whieh seemed to
be coming from the south be coming from the south
wes. shone into her window weat. shone into her window
for only a few seconds and
her first thought, she said,
was that possibly it was light-
ming. It appeared like a ming. It appeared like al
isearchlight, site said, but the
most disturbing aspect was
its "odd yellow glare."
Mrs. Ballou said she had
an Inpression of some un- an Inipression of some un-
usual sound at the same time]
hut as she is hard of hearing but as she is hard of hearing
it was not too apparent.
Mrs. Ballou reported her Mrs. Ballou reported her
experience to the local po-
Hee station and Oficer Harry Hiee station and Oficer Harry
Hamilton went to the area in
his cruiser, but by that fime
could see no indication of any
thing unustal.
No one else had reported
seeing a sinilar light.
Mrs. Daltou said her sight-
ling of the slrange light came
before she rend in the news-
papers of the sighfing of
miysterious lights Friday night
Matthew Ryhozyk of 106
Morse Kd., Manchestor, Whose
television set atopped work-
ing. and by a Coneord man,
Chaclos K. Knee Jr., whose
car stopped operating when a
light paissed overhead as he
was driving on Itte, th ho
rween Wilmot and Eafeld.

Inferation Only ill Branlla Plats,
Souree: Baweott 19 Jmuary 7965
Janugar l8.l9ss - Srsndia Blads, Lirsinig -Induatrial Draftemen
Tillian Blaakaan reportad the landing of one 20 foot
three Zeet tall in shiny space
suite near a local arohery T
cousds. Se2E: Vaynesboro o lats Virginian, Virginia.
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SAUCER LanDING In virciaia: A neus report fcom Lynchburg, Virginia,
datod Januatx.2ledh, tello of an industrial morker sho sitnessed two nolse-
less unllghtod UrOs cooe down to aarth in a wooded nrea. The witness, fearful
of puolis ridiculs, osked that his name :withheld. He stated that one of the
craft appeared to be about 20 yards in was 80 yards in
dianetar. Three crsatures, about 37 inches high, disembarked from the smaller
ahlo and same to witnin I2 yards of him, while he stood "froren in his trackst
They wore humanoids, and looked very nuch like h
unusuelly anall atature and thelr eyes, whicd "seemed to look right through
me,* accordinq to the witness. They uttored sounds that were unintelliniole to
hla, then turned around and walked back to the saucer from which they had
energed. A door opuned, the threo ontered the craft. opening in the
craft then "soemed to mold itsolf to the ship," i.e., there wos no cvidence of
n door after it closed. The witness added that the encounter lasted about o
half hout altogether, beginning at Stvd pim. The craatures catried no waaoons,
and did not appear to be hostile in ony way.
This Incident is only one of many outstanding Uro events which os-
curred du:ing a recent flao in the Virginin ared, as reported in more detail
Further oo in this issue.
.

Mo O.SM, (Inforatioo Only)
Source: AF2o Bulletin, (ar & Apr 65 10 Jenuery 65
Hertford, Connactiart
Connecticut Has January Flap
With all the other Eastern states get-
Ling their share of UFO reports, Conneeti-
cut came Into her own in late January,
1965. On Wednesday, 20 January, Charl-
- es Clinsky, 15, of Hartford, reported he
and friend William Ullman, saw a metal-
lic-eppearing dise like a "big nickel"
over Avon Mountain at 5 p.m. They sald
it mada a high-pitched whistling sound a 3 high-pitehed whstling sound
and disappeared toward the Eastern hori- and disappeared toward the Eastern hori-
zon. zon.
A 10-year-old Glastonbury girl report- A 10-year-old Glastonbury girl report-
ed an "object like a soap dish on its
side" in the southwestern sky at 3 p.m.
on the 2oth. It had "flashing blue lights."
At S p.m. that same night a Hartiord At 8 p.m. that same night a Hartiord
woman and her two children saw a sauc-
er-shaped object rimmed with blue light
in the southeast sky. The three sightings
comprise an almost straight line extend- comprise an almost straight line extend.
ing northwest about 12 miles from Glas- ing northwest about 12 miles from Glas-
tonbury to West Hartford.
.

2 22 January 1965
infomation Only Rocky Hill, Oonn.
Srirwe:Coiront, Hartford, Com
NewEagland NewselipAgency,Ine.
Box 2075. Boaren 5 # Rlchiond 2-4300
Courant (m)
HARTFORD, ConD.
Circ. 124,441
14433 1365
10-Year-Old
Reports Seeing
Flying Saucer
Robin Burgess, 10, of 2380
Main St. Rocky Hill reports he
paw a flying saure- Friday af-
terpeon at 3 lu ovor-tis house
fowardGlastonbury,7 foward Glastonbury,"
He said he saik a round-
shazed white object. ringed in shazed white object, ringed in
black. ahout four-feet in dlam-
eter with one window in the
center.
His attention was attracted
to the chject, ns he was playing to the chject, ns he was playing
in his yard, by a whistling
sound overhead, sound overhead.
By the time he ran inside By the time he ran inside
his house to get his brothers.
the object had disappeared, he
said. snid.
Last July he saw a similary Last July he saw a similar;
object in the sky over Weth- objeat in the sky over Weth-
erstield. he addod. ersfield. he addd.
Hls parents, Mr. and Mrs.1
Joseph Burgess Jr., had no
coament. Robin is a firth
grader at Center School.
Science is his fovorite subjuct.
On Wednesday night at 8
p.mn. a Hartford housewife and
her fwo children reported seeing
flglng saucer with what appear-
ed to be biue lights on the
perlmeter flying over their
house.

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CAHENET INITIALS OF PEDSONIMAEINS STATCSICHY Pace 1 ot 3 Padea
Additonsl podes must conta in the heading "STATEMENTOF TAREN ATDATED_CUNTINUED ThDuOM OfJCK
dlittotl pife mart boar the laithals of the percn makina the stafemene and ts saitlaled ox "paot  Ok Dtois."
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Inforn tion Cnly Rocky Hill, Gonneetiett
Sourear Foncebt 11 23 Jinuy 1965
enuart 33, 1965 -20oky 3111, Connsol-gut--fen year old Robin
Burkess at 3:lo P.l. skm a round-shaped whits objoot, ringsd in black,
and abcut four feet diameter with ona rindov in the center that made
whistline sound overhead tbove his house and reportod it to perents,
who Aotitied authorities. ilRoE: Rotitied authorities. SoLRom: Hartford Gourans, Oonneotiout. Hartford Courant, Conneotiout.

DATE LOCATION OBSERVER EVALUATION
24-28 . Alaskan Flap Mil & Civ Air Vis Aircraft
Eielson, Anchorage, Mil Vis & RADAR Balloon
NE Cape, Unalakleet, Mil & Civ Astro (STARS/PLANETS)
Cape Romanzoff, AAC, Mil Vis Satellites
Air Vis NE of Anchorage, Mil Vis Insufficient Data
Fairbanks, Lisburne, Cape MiI & Civ Other (POSs SEARCHLIGET)
Newenham, Indian Mountain (All rpts misinterpretation of various
Ft Yukon conventional objects/phenomena). .
25 .Bedford, Virginia
25 Miami, Florida Aircraft
25&26 Bolar, Virginia Other (GROUNDLIGHTS)
25-5Feb Moneta, Virginia 1. Balloon
Mult Rpts Fm )2. Aircraft
27 Dayton, Ohio Aircraft
27 Plum Tree Island, Virginia Aircraft
27 Ewa Beach, Hawaii (Oabu) Astro (METEOR)
27-28 Altavista, Virginia Aircraft
Hampton, Virginia Balloon
Mecca, California (PHOTOS) Other (ECCENTRIC)
La Selva Beach, California Other (UNRELIABLE REPORT)
Newport News, Virginia Other (LIGHTS ON BOAT)
Seward, Pennsylvania Astro (METEOR)
Hinton, Oklahoma Other (BIRDS)
5TA ADDITIONAL REPORTED SIGHTINGS. (NOT CASES) ADDITIONAL REPORTED SIGHTINGS.(NOT CASES)
DATE LOCATION LOCATION SOURCE SOURCE EVALUATION EVALUATION
24 Concord, New Hampshire Newsclipping
Marion, Virginia Newsclipping
Fredricksburg, Virginia Newsclipping -
Washington, D. C. Washington, D. C. Newsclipping
Augusta County, Virginia Newsclipping
Monterey, California Newselipping
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