PROJECT BLUE BOOK

10 es ted See een Perr Sart ss fee nore ee

3. SOURCE
Civi lian

4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS
One
5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION
1/2 Hour

6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION

10. CONCLUSION
Satellite (ECHO I)

At 241, ECHO I was South of city, at 73 deg elevation, moving
SE, at time of observation,

V1. GRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS |

Object diamond shape and comparable to a star or planet or
about the size of Vnus. A very bright (white). Erratic
moverent, bet:'sen 2d ami 3d star of big dipper. No contrail

Ground-Visual A/c sighted after disappearance of object North toSouth |
7, COURSE direction,
Bast
8. PHOTOS

O Yes

9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE

O Yes

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FTD sep 63 0-329 (TDE) previcus editions of this form may be used,

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; ; 15 July 1965
.. NO CASE (INFORMATION ONLY) CANBERRA, AUSTRALIA

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CA NBERRA» AUSTRALIA, JULY 15 (AP)-A MYSTERIOUS GLOWING OBJECT --

HOVERING NEAR CANBERRA AIRPORT WHILE THE U.S. MARINER SPACE PROBE

WAS TAKING PICTURES OF MARS -- HAS BAFFLED EXPERTS IN CANBERRA,

AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL OFFICERS AND OTHER EXPERT AIRCRAFT OBSERVERS SAID

THEY SPOTTED THE OBJECT TODAY. |

SIX MEMBERS OF THE TRAFFIC CONTROL TOWER CREW SAID IT HUNG |

SUSPENDED AT ABOUT 5,000 FEET FOR 40 MINUTES, WHEN THE SUN GLINTED a |

OFF IT, IT BECAME CLEARLY VISIBLE, THEY SAID. IT DISAPPEARED WHEN 1
oat AN AIR * FORCE. PLANE WAS SENT OUT TO IDENTIFY IT, Sa |
Pi ace EXPERTS ARE NOW WONDERING IF IT WAS COINCIDENCE THAT THE OBJECT asa
8") WAS SIGHTED’SHORTLY BEFORE NEARBY TIDNINBILLA TRACKING STATION WAS |
23. SCHEDULED «70° PICK UP MARINER SIGNALS, -THE STATION HAD UNUSUAL... fae
ges DIFFICULTYSIN.LOCKING ON TO MARINER AT THE TIME, ESE |
iii. THE SIGHTING. ALSO. CAME AS: GOLDSTONE TRACKING STATION RECEIVED | |

a MESSAGES WHILE MARINER WAS PHOTOGRAPHING BARS = he
fa “st PED raise se ane ET eee xaibeg pee eet f. Sri hy As a eid Stasis
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CANBERRAZFIRST ‘ADDGAOBJECT (A60)' ¥ "¥-X MARS,’ | oh:
CANBENEE: THE FIFTH. REPORTED SIGHTING OF A HYSTERIOUS ‘OBJECT

RECENTLY,

SEVERAL PERSONS IN WARMINSTER, ENGLAND, SAID LAST WEDNESDAY
re L: PERSO OBJECT GLOWING £N THE SOUTHERN SKY. IN VALENSOLE,

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Hace FARMER SAID A FOOTBALL SHAPED OBJECT TOOK OFF FROM

HIS Creu.
te SDAY THE CHILEAN AIR FORCE AND THE ARGENTINE NAVY
ape est THURSDAY THE, BRITISH AND ARGENTINE PERSONNEL IN THE

me TARCTIC. SAW BH ESIAG OBJECT ZIP ACROSS THE SKY JULY 3. -
7 | RAG aig THE OBJECT INTERFERED WITH INSTRUMENTS MEASURING

GNETIC FILE
pen SEVERAL: PERSONS SAW WHAT THEY°SAID WAS A MYSTERIOUS OBJECT

FLYING OVER. THE AZORES AND PORTUGAL LAST SATURDAY. PORTUGUESE
> AERONAUTICAL EXPERTS SAID IT wie TO BE A LONG BALLOON MADE.
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NO-CASE: Information Only
SOURCE: APRO Bulletin, Sep-Oct 65

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UAO Over Canberra Airport |

On eee pealalidlunpress wires carried
the details of the sighting of a mysterious
glowing object which hovered near Can-
berra airport while the U. S. Mariner
Space probe was taking pictures of Mars.
The initial story said that the object “has
baffled experts in Canberra”. The object
was spotted by air traffic contro! officers
and other expert aircraft observers on
the 15th, at 10:50 a. m.

Six members of the traffic control
tower told the press that the object
“hung suspended” at about 5,000 fect for
40 minutes and that when the sun glinted
on it, it became perfectly visible. It
disappeared when an Air Force plane was
sent out to identify it.

In the initial press story, experts were
quoted as “wondering if it was coincl-
dence” that the object was sighted short-
ly before nearby Tidninbilla tracking sta-
tion was scheduled to pick up Mariner
signals. The station, the report said, had

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FLYING SAUCERS
BY JERRY BUCK

ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER
NEW YORK, JULY 20 (AP)-SOME PEOPLE AROUND THE WORLD SAY THEY ARE

SEEING NORE IN SUMMER SKIES THAN BUZZING INSECTS AND BIRDS ON
THE W
FROM ANTARCTICA TO ENGLAND CQ4E REPORTS OF MYSTERIOUS FLYING

OBJECTS ZIPPING THROUGH SPACE AND, IN SOME REPORTEN CASES, INTERFERING

WITH ELECTROMAGNETIC EQUIPMENT,

AT LEAST FIVE SIGHTINGS OLITSIDE THE UNITED STATES IN THE PAST
TwO WEEKS REMAIN UNEX PLAINED,

BUT A GLOWING OBJECT THAT CAUSED A COMMOTION FROM OHIO To
MARYLAND TURNED OUT TO BE A RUNAWAY NAVY BALLOON LAUNCHED IN CANADA,

WHAT ARE THESE OBJECTS?

THE AIR FORCE. WHICH HAS LOOKED INTO 9,127 REPORTED SIGHTINGS
TO DATE SINCE 1947, SAYS THEY'RE USUALLY B
JET EXHAUSTS =-OR THE RED AND WHITE KITE SENT UP BY YOUR NEIGHBOR'S
TO DATE, THE AIR FORCE SAID ONLY 667 REMAIN UNIDENTIFIED, AND
MOST OF THESE, IT SAID, COULD BE EXPLAINED AWAY IF MORE INFORMATION

{aBLE TO iTS INVESTIGATIVE AGENCY, PROJECT

BLUEBOOK AT WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE, DAYTON, OHIO,

THE AIR FORCE SAID ITS 18 YEARS OF INVESTIGATION HAS TURNED Up
ABSOLUTELY NO EVIDENCE TO INDICATE THE OBJECTS CAME FROM SPACE,

DISAGREEING WITH THE AIR FORCE IS MAJ. DONALD E. KEYHOE, A
RETIRED MARINE PILOT WHO IS DIRECTOR OF THE NATIONAL INVESTIGATIONS
COMMITTEE FOR AERIAL PHENOMENA IN WASHINGTON, DeC.

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"THE CONCLUSION OF THE MAJORITY OF OUR BOARD OF GOVERNORS AND

SCIENTIFIC CONSULTANTS IS THAT THESE THINGS MUST BE FROM SOME
ADVANCED CIVILIZATION," SAID KEYHOE. |
KEYHOE CONTENDS THE AIR FORCE REACHED THE SAME CONCLUSION YEARS
AGO, BUT HAS A “HIGH LEVEL POLICY OF EXPLAINING THE SIGHTINGS AWAY
ONE’WAY OR ANOTHER SO AS NOT TO SCARE PEOPLE."
THE SAUCER SEASON GOT OFF TO A FLYING START IN EUROPE JULY 7.
“IT WAS VERY FRIGHTENING," SAID MRS. DORA HORLOCK, WHO, WITH
HER HUSBAND HAROLD, SPOTTED’A FIERY OBJECT IN THE SOUTHERN S\Y NEAR

THAT SAME NIGHT IN YVALENSOLE, FRANCE, MAURICE MASSE SAID HE SAW
TAKING OFF FROM HIS FARM AN OBJECT THAT RESEMBLED A LARGE FOOTBALL

WARMINSTER, ENGLAN

WITH FOUR METAL LEGS, "WE DON'T THINK IT WAS A PERE. SAID AN OFFICIAL.

THE NEXT DAY THE CHILEAN AIR FORCE AND ARGENTINE NAVY REPORTED
THAT CHILEAN, ARGENTINE AND BRITISH PERSONNEL IN ANTARCTICA SAW A
LENS=SHAPED OBJECT--"YELLOWISH RED, CHANGING TO GREEN, YELLOW AND
ORANGE"=-THAT AFFECTED INSTRUMENTS USED TO MEASURE MAGNETIC FIELDS.

OVER PORTUGAL AND THE AZORES JULY 10 MORE FLYING THINGS WERE
SEEN, THE VILLA DO PORTO WEATHER STATION IN THE AZORES SAID A GLOWING

OBJECT APPEARED OVER THE ISLAND AND THAT THE BUREAU'S ELECTROMAGNETIC:

CLOCK STOPPED.

AROUND THE GLOBE ON JULY 15 AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL OFFICERS AND
OTHER EXPERT AIRCRAFT OBSERVERS SAID THEY SPOTTED A FLYING OBJECT
GLINTING IN THE SUN NEAR THE ALRPORT AT CANBERRA, AUSTRALIA, IT WAS
VISIBLE FOR 40 MINUTES, THEN DISAPPEARED WHEN AN AIR FORCE PLANE WAS
SENT AFTER IT.

ANOTHER SIGHTING WAS REPORTED LAST NIGHT AT WEYMOUTH, MASS.

MRS. LAWRENCE FRAZIER SAIN HER SONS, RONALD, 20, AND ROBERT 27,
SAW "PULSATING LIGHTSeeeSPREAD OUT OVER THE SKY." SHE SAID IT
"SOUNDED LIKE A FLYING SCIENCE FICTION MOVIE." aes

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OFFICIAL U.S.

U.S. AIR FORCE TECHNICAL INFORMATION

Pagel

This questionnaire has been prepared so that you con give the U.S. Air Force as much
information as possible concerning the unidentified aerial phenomenon that you hove observed.
Please try to answer os mony questions 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 statements,
conclusions, or publications without your permission. We request this personal information so
that if it is deemed necessary, we may contect you for further details.

1. When did you see the object? 2. Time of day: g hb
Hours Minutes
[Sale ) L: 19€5 (Circle One): AM, Cem)
' Day re arr: Year : pte = CEM

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3. Time Zone:
(Circle One): a. Eastern (Circle One)€a. DaylightSaving _) >
b. Central b. Stands

c. Mountain
d. Pacific ee
e. Other CZ +/2<* A

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4. Where were you

rest Postal Address City or T State or County

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5. How long wos object in sight? (Total Duration) Q F a 23

Hours Minutes Seconds

a. Certain
b. Fairly certain

5.1 How was time in sight determined?

5.2 Was object in sight continuously?

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5. Wrartwas tne condition of the sky?

DAY NIGHT
a. Bright a. Bright

b. Cloudy Cb. Craudy)

7. IF you saw the object during DAYLIGHT, where was the SUN located as you looked at the object?

YY

(Mrcle Ones a. in brant af you ae To you
b. in back of you Overhead
c. To your right oF ont remember

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FID ocré2 164 _ = This form supersedes FTD 164, jul 61, which is obsolete.

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8.1 STARS (Circle One): 3

a
a. Nane _

c. Many
d. Don’t remember

CLOUDS (Circle One):
a. Clear sky

b.
< c. Scattered clouds >

d. Thick or heavy clouds

10. The object appeared: (Circle One):
d. Asalight

8. IF you saw the object at NIGHT, what did you notice concerning the STARS and MOON?
8.2 MOON (Circle One):

~ 9. What were the weather conditions at the time you saw the object?

e. Don’t remember

f. Bright moonlig

b. Dull moontight..,
¢. No moonlight—piteh dar
d. Don’t remember

WEATHER [Circle One):

a. Dry

b. Fog, mist, or light rain
¢. Moderate or heavy rain
d. Snow

e. Don’t remember

11. If it oppeored as a light, was it brighter than the brightest stars? (Circle One):

a. Brighter

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b. Dimmer d. Don't

11.1 Compere brightness to some common object:

know

12. The edges of the object were:

(Circle One); o. Fuzzy or biurred
b. Like a brig

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e. Other. hee re

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3. Did the obrec?:

Appear to stand still at any time?

Suddenly speed up and rush awoy at ony time?
Breok up into parts or explode?

Give off smoke?

Change brightness?

Change shape?

Flash or flicker?

Disappear ona recppear?

Sore ao ws

(Circle One for each question)

Ges) 6H Don't know
Yes <ip> Don’t know
Yes >)

Yes No

Yes AT. Don’t know
Yes Don’t know
v yy, Na Jen't know
fes No Don't know

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14, Did the object disappear while you were watching it? If 30, how?

pig ahah hint;

15.

16.

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18. We wish to know the anguler size. Hold o match stick of arm's length in line with'o known object and note how much of the

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. Draw a picture that will show the shape of the object or objects. Label and include in your sketch any details of the object

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Did the object move behind something at any time, particularly a cloud?
(Circle One): 4a) Don’t know. IF you answered YES, then tell what

it moved behind:

Did the object move in front of something at any time, particularly a claud?

(Circle One): ay No Don’t know. IF you answered YES, then tell what
af dir) 2! thro
in front of: 3 OA td fir AA, A Y\ AN] LG

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Tell in a few words the following things about the objecr

b. Color pee canlbdmst AZ — Read 8 Ts =

object is covered by the head of the match. If you had performed this experiment at the time of the sighting, how much of
the object would have been covered by the match heod?

that you saw such as wings, protrusions, etc., and especially exhaust trails or vapor trails. Place an arrow beside the drawing
to show the direction the object was moving.

a. sound Tt eee nds OM prt i. ssctansl Aigo |

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20. Do you think you can estimate the speed of the ra

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(Circle One) (fe)

f Circle One)

22. Where were you located when you saw the object?
(Circle One):

a. Inside a building
b. Inacar

d. In an airplane (type)

IF yo onswered YES, then how far ener would you say it war? OL

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IF you onswered YES, then what tpaee would yy aC / 7; whe

21. Do you think you can estimate how far oway from you the obec wor?

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23. Were you (Circle One)

a. In the busi ction of a city?

c. In open countryside?
d. Near on airfield? -
e. Flying over acity?

e. Atsea f. Flying over open country?
f. Other Lae 12g, Others eee ee
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| 24. IF you were MOVING IN AN AUTOMOBILE or other vehicle at the time, then complete the following questions:
24,1 What direction were you moving? (Circle One) | |
a. North c. Ease e. South g. West
b. Northeast d. Southeast f. Southwest h. Northwest
24.2 How fast were you moving? ae LR miles per hour.
24.3 Did you stop at any time while you were looking at the object?
i (Circle One) Yes No
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25. Did you observe rhe odject through amy of the following?
a. Eyeglasses Yes e. Binoculars Yes
b. Sun glasses Yes _ & Telescope Yes” ‘5
¢. Windshield Yes~ ><. g- Theodolite “Yes ste
d. Window glass Yes «=.° h. Other___ is eas eaieett
25. In order that you can give os clear a picture as possible of what you saw, describe in your own ‘cards a common a or fobs

fang (ao AGHMEnk hole 2:

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jects which, when placed up in the sky, would give the same appearance as the object Ne you sow.

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27. In the following sketch, imagine thet you are at the point shown. Place an “A” on the curved line to show how high the object
was above the horizon (skyline) when you first saw it. Place a “B’ on the same curved line to show how high the object was
above the horizon (skyline) when you last saw it, Place an “A” onthe compass when you first saw it. Place a “BY on the com-

pass when you /as? saw the object.

90° 75°

28. Draw a picture that will show the motion that the object or objects made. Place an “A” at the beginning of the path, a “B” ot
the end of the path, and show any changes in direction during the course.

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| 29. IF there was MORE THAN ONE objech.then how many were there? Li otter ie

Draw a picture of how they.were arranged, and put an arrow to show the direction that they were traveling.
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34. Date you completed this questionnaire: Saal a a oe eZ |
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35. Information which you feel pertinent and which is not cde covered inthe. specifi points of the
questionnaire or a narrative explanation of your sighting... |

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NO CASE (INFORMATION ONLY) 15 July 1965
Shamokin, Pennsylvania

July 16, 1965

r. d. Allen Hynek,

Director af Dearborn Ovservatory «
Proffesor of Astronomy
Northwestern University, Illinois

Dear Dr. Hynek,

I would like to report the sighting of a UFO on the
night af July 15 at 9:55 till 10:30 Approximately.

Three boys plus myself, were lying on a rock ledge
Listening to a baseball game, when I was Looking towards
the big dipper and noticed an objedt moving slowly, think-
ing this was an old cho Satellite I motioned to where it
was and said, "Look, there's an Echo satel ites"

{ first noticed it as it headed east between the second
star on the handle ot the big dipper and the third star.

As we're surrounded by low mountains, the vig Gipper was
low in the Northwest.

Ags we traced its path along the stars kéeoing it parralell
or pervindicular to star clusters & parts of @onstellations,
we noticed th3t it changed its path twice. First, towards
the Southeast and then wast again. Everytime it changed its ©
course, it would stop for about five seconds before continuing.

As it was twenty degrees (aporoximately) from the norizen,
it stopped. At this time we could see it change colors from
yellow to red to yellow to -e¢, ect, like an airplane beacon

at an airport but sometimes slow and sometimes fast.

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5 safe hand a oneal 7 RPE ey MAL OTET HT *

aS we watched it there , hovering, for ten minutes, we
Sav it grow a little Jimmer. I sugsested that we go home
for my telescovoe and bring it back.

ve ran the mile to my house in 3 minutes and I took the
car back to the ledge. ‘hen we got there, the object was still
there but going dim. I tried to get a fix on it but it had
already grown dim and my sight on my telescope w-s of* as I
haven't used it in nearly six mogths.

As we left the ledge, the object was still in the same
place “ut was very, very dim.

Could you explain this to me? Four pairs of eyes don't
lie!

I am sixteen years old and a Junior in Shamokin Area high
School. ,

<. 3S. Please reply

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ae e CASE (INFORMATION ONLY) | FOLER 15 July 1965

13 Fricnd Cot
Yenkon, lassachusctts

SUDJECTs UFO nopesk ~ 25,32 July 1965 (Shorborn, Hassachusetts)

DATE: | 29 August 1965
FROMs Raynond Ee Fowles
: . Ghagrmans HICAP Uassachusotts Subcommittee

TO:  BICaP .
mj te ; ec.\PROdE BST BLUEZOOK

- ‘The following repert F ravides infornation concerning

the sighting of a UFO at Shorbora, Massachusetts on 15,16

July 1965 10:30 Pil end 2:00 Al DOT by Uorriotte A, Abbott

a resident of Sherborn and a licconsed airplane pllot.

This subcommittee is still in tho process of evaluating
over 40 UFO reports recoived fron early in July to tho date
of weiting. Several have boen elininated as Venus, a huse
kite carrying a flare, the echo satellite and nisidentifieation
of an aircrafts. Seemuse ec? tre volume of reports being
recoived, dctaiied aceamts and our cvaiuation will be slow
coming to UISAP, The continuing "flap" is "124, se us

"UPO-weary” 217 | Papen S (ce eden”
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MEAP investigator

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AFTER S ‘YS RETURN TO

Ee, Ries ond E. Fowler
13 friond Court

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Wenharn, Hassachusetts

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SHERBORN, MASSACHIUSETT

UFO SINETINS SULMARY Suisb?
suit UFO Repert ~ 7/15/5 & 7/16/5

PLACE qq OMe c?, Sherborn, Mags. |

ist Sishting- 10:30 PM EDT |
2nd Sighting- 2:00 Ah EDT

VIT? ESS :

BAA SRUUND =

; The repert was carriod in the "Ferald News"(e), Fall River, Mass. !
dated 7/21/5. A persenal interview was ebjested to because 30 many callers
including the press, 3 NIGAP members and a local UFO Greup had alroady
Phoned ber. I did interview Ker by phone and she filled out a NIGAP revort
form wkieh I have enelosed.

SISETING ACCOUNT # L:

The evject sizhted at 10:30 Pi was a self-lusinous livrht source
comparable in size te a bright star. It was observed travelling on a
straight eeurse with a spacd slewer than an aircraft from a 70° clevation
in tre west to the southern horizon where it was obscured by distant trees.
The unusual Zeatuces about tke object wore that it earried no blinking
airorsa?e identification lights and it soved along with a distinet "beuneing"
motion, tt was not resolvable through binoculars.

SIGUTIHG AGCOUNT ## 2: —_

The object was sigdted st 2:00 AL ED? 15 ~ 20° above the western
rorizern. The witness, cwrieus about her first sishting was awake ebserving
the western sky. (Cler bedroom has 2 sereen goer whieh opens ente a sim deck
siving Rer an unobstructed view of the westorn aky o } Sko noticed a reddish
“sthor® where it Rad net been earlier, She wort eut on tke sun deck to get
o better Look at it. Observing the cbject through binoculars she noted that
the shject secuod to Rave a stationary center of yollew lisht, a stationary
wre Lisht and a red lisht which rotated areund tke object. sve positioned
j% on a Lixed object and ascertained ttat it was heverins. After waiting
covetal mimrtes she tken saw the object bogin to move slowly with a distines
"bovireing"” motion on a straight course toward the north wrere it disapseared
ous of linewsf-sizat bebind distant trees.

VALUATION 3

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Diving both sightings the sky was cle
moon was neticed. jit Rad . risen at 12:

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aud many stars were visible. He
n the BLahl'< Ne transits of

hq Isho and Pegasus satellites were due at the UFO sighting times. The
witness bas a private pilov’s licezse and is fomiliar with airerstt. The
“>someiag” motion and hovering aspeet aro typical UFO cheracteristies. f
felt that because of trese factors, the ealiber of the witness and the nany
egher UFO sightings in this general srea in July warranted a repert to b1leA?,

Se CP

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pind ae CPL
Raymond 2. Fowler
HIGAP Investigater

RgsnostLully susgzictad,
Ma? 4

‘as tne orect—

Selleluminous 2 ~

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b. Dull fie ish? . ‘

Ss Reflecting?

d. Transporcat? Law uy es the pet

[es- the ave | se ver

Did tre as’ =6tt) risa or foll wissfo in motion? © sy
igh i eath cage Was Cirech bur objech fe See

24 Tal 9 epourent size of the objeuiyt? when -o vpared with the following heid at arm's ea. . ee vr r.
: o, Pinhead a, Nicnl G Orenge
b. Pea v ¥ dollor h, Grapefruit
c. Dime f, Siives dollar 1. Larger

Or, tf casing, give epparsr' size In inches un a ruler held at arm's length.

zn each; cake = Was 47. bed lwo his

Sao hs at the, Sky through Q- StrecHed Door,
wae ee re were you und vat were you doing at the time? sec aliwe.

ia : bow Jid tha ob Si disu; peor fram view? the sk (Faretled from the L. ae WeJjern
Le

Beaks. Uist’! is disagpeared beh. Frees 1n South, the otber
ct Snowe 19 speed of the object(s) with @ piston or jat aireraft at the some apparent eltitude. /ou> Waciep. sky tr

ower rn ArCradG mort!

3 AB How did yeu happen te notice tis object(s)?

22. . Were tnere ony conventional aircreft in the loca'ion at the time or Immediateiy oe If so, please eloborate.
sd Qare- °F) te mair Qairlte Yrew Bake GC DVS, - these were 7204
wwe. Pivase stile za the often bas A the obdject(s). ir Craft. j2\3— Pe
Lata 7 -3 As
“7. What was the mua of the o},ect(s) in the sky? Piease mark on this hemisshere Rink Fat | wes
+O.. ames Gnd cciressos of other witiases, if ony, : .

7. Please draw a map of the locality of the observatien showing North; your position; the direction from which the object(s)
preared und disappeared from view; the directiun of its coune over the area; rcads, towns, villoge:, reilroods, and other’ ©
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Information Only
Source:’ Saucer News, Vol 13, #1, Mar 66 i fay ices

The full account of these above-mentioned incidents occupies a full pace |
in each of four consecutive editions of the- Buenos Aires newspaper "Cronica,"
(9/24/65-9/27/65), and space permits us to give here only the first of the in-
credible series of events. On the night of July Sth, while driving home from
the Hotel De La Entrada, the Susquets family made a sighting described as fol- -
lows: "It was a very large object, very luminous, bluish in color; but the
color varied at times to orangish-red. It was quite near us. It had the shape
of a short cone, although we could not see clearly where its upper part ended,
as its surface was engquifed in a haze which was being emitted from on top. The
bottom part was circular and convex. Taking the nearby hills as a reference,
we estimated that it was 10 to 15 meters (yards) in diameter. In a moment we
too were engulfed in a luminous haze. The object.remained stationary, and no
noise was heard....After a lang moment, it descended below a nearby hill, and
the ground hid it, but we continued seeing the light it produced. Finally the
light went out completely. We then continued our journey to the ranch, where
we found that the laborers had seen it also."

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(INCOMING DEPAKTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE

MESSAGE STAFF MESSAGE BRANCH | UNCLASSIFIED

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- AF IN :. 20260 (177u165) © pg 2 Of 5

PART Ae 4g BEV!
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oot A COMPARABLE. TO STAR ‘OR PLANET oR ABOUT THE SIZE OF VENUS. eae
“5. VERY BRIGHT HITED ioe

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5. ERRATIC MOVEMENT, BETWEEN 2ND AND 3RD STAR OF BIG DIPPER

APPARENTLY CIRCLING STARS OF BIG DIPPER.

PAGE 2 RUWHKPA@38 UNCLAS |

6. DIAMOND *

Te STATED THAT NO CONTRAIL ON UFO. A/C SIGHTED AFTERWARD NO S
DIRECTION. ©” i

9. CLEAR WITH'FEW HI CIRRUS, VISIBILITY 15 PLUS MILES.

PART Be |

Je ATTENTION CALLED BY TEENAGE ASTRONOMY STUDY GROUP.

2. 310 DEGREE AZIMUTH, FLEW 55 DEGREE. |
Be SAME AS 2 (BD: sania a: hits
he WEST TO EAST, APPEARED TO CIRCLE ALIOTH AND 2ND SAR OF BIG ¥
DIPPER = ERRATIC FLIGHT PATH”

52 DISAPPEARED OUT OF RANGE. OF VISION

6- HALF HOUR

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INCOMING DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORC! | |

MESSAGE STAFF *AESSAGE BRANCH UNCLASSIFIED
AF IN : 20260 (17Ju165) Pg 4 of 5

20,000 2B DEG /2B*K

30,000. . 220 DEG/20 K*

50,000. == 220 DEG/2BK

80,805 268 DEG/ 15 K

3e CELING UNLIMITED
4e VISIBILITY 15 MILES

5e AMOUNT OF CLOUD COVER FOUR TENTH (4/1), SCATTERED AND BROKEN
6. NO THUNDERSTORMS IN AREA .

7. NORMAL TEMPERATURE GRADIENT

PAGE 4 RUWHKP@@38 UNCLAS 3 |

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to NO UNUSUAL CONDITIONS WHICH MIGHT ACCOUNT FOR THIS.
2. PART Ie .

1. NONE
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PART K Ube 3 1
MAJOR ARTHUR Fe SHIFLETT, SAFF INTELLIGENCE OFFICER PORTLAND AIR
Se DEFENSE SECOR.

COMME NT Ss WRGSaRIIIBESS TATED THAT THE SAME GROUP OF PEOPLE OBSERVED

(ole Ae eae ai hie iin iO lee i

TC CPT Te eT rT: Het PERRET ns mame ym en):

INCOMING OEPAKTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE |
MESSAGE STAFF MESSAGE BRANCH UNCLASSIFIED
AF IN : 20260 (177u165) Pg 5 of 5
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; rs ALMOST SIMILAR stewing 9 Just FOUR DAYS PREV 10.US oN 2 JULY 65. | :
% “Te ONLY DIFFEERACE BETWEEN 1 THE TWO SIGHTINGS WAS THAT 5 OBECTS Wee Weare
WERE bisiate ON 2 UULY. THIS ‘VEADQUARTERS | DOES NOT POSSESS ANY
 CMFORMAT 10N wenesy THIS SIGHTING MIGHT BE CORRELATED WITH KNOWN
“AIR ACTIVITY OR NATURAL PHENCMENONS = : at, |
PART L. |
NO MATERIALS, PHOTOGRAPHS OR OTHER PHYSICAL EVIDENCE TO SUBSTANTIATE
VALIDITY OF UFO SIGHTINGS.
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NO CASE: Information Only
SOURCE: APRO Bulletin, Sep-Oct 65

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gaa Sun Jose, Costa Riss. on the 12th,
ten individuals claimed to have wa a

“moon-like” object hover over a beach on
Costa Rica’s Pacific Coast. According to.
. the local paper, all the observers were,
well known in Costa Rica commercial |
circles, and said the object hovered .for'
15 minutes before taking off. — }

12 Jul 65
San Jose, Costa Rica

Source: Saucer N. Asuncion, Paraguay
Dee 65 0? Sts 12, No. 4 13 Jul 65
POR sa Tae
as. 2 = Tea aeege LER
-<g-° SAUCER WITH LIGHTED WINDOWS IN PARAGUAY: OF the dozens of good sightings | |

-from South America of recent date, space permits us to print only a few of the.
most sensational. One of these occurred near Asuncion, Para ay, on the night |
of July 13th. Five people traveling in an open jeep Seu a Heats of three UFOs |
the sip. They remained in view for about five minutes, and were closes |
enough for the witnesses to distinguish Clearly, on each, a row of windows or |
openings from which light was coming forth. It was "like seeing a train with |
all its lights on,” according to one of the startled witnesses. The color of
the objects alternated between blue, white, orange, and red. No sound whatso- |

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NO CASE: Information Only

SOURCE: APRO Bulletin, Sep-Oct 65 13 July 65

Silver Spring, Maryland

On the 12th, a Doctor at Silver Soring, |

, spotted a dirigible-shaped ob- |

ject rounded on both ends, as it dashed |

across one-fourth of the sky in 15 seconds |
and then vanished. Jvuwy

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