PROJECT BLUE BOOK

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1. DATE ·TIME GROUP 2. LOCATION
31 July 05 01/0345Z Elhurst, Illinois
SOURCE 10. CONCLUSION
Civilien Astronodoed (1. 1Tcn - 2. 100w)
4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS
One, One
5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS
1. 20 Seconds 1ot Objeot: Nawy oringe. ed Objeot: Sidlliont yello.
2.2-3inites. dject hod Objuct hid trdl iuseively lirgor
6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION A shootin, ota ,borod to be rountr of rod,
Ground-Vou:1 (EK) lnt Objtot stationirg in So-i5 deg alevtion at 27o deg de1 I
Doocx Oboprved throush Rinoculars, Ad objeot roved-to the
7. COURSE 7. COURSE HorthEast disappeiring behind clouis. Ih stratns clouds. MorthEast disapposring bahind clouis. ih stratns clouds.
1. IE RD before and rftir sighting lnt visibility oloar (6 id in hesd) befora and rfter sighting lut Lbility oloar (6 ii in hasd)
?. Stationry ?. Stati onar et tiir of s inting. et tiir of s jiting.
8. PHOTOS
Yo Y. O.illTs: T iled-object evelucated as a isbour of bhe Nirebal Oo.itvTs: T iled-object evelueated as a mbocr of the Airoba
KN cless. Hoon at 9h S4n in prucess,of sebting on the Hestoin cless. loon at 9h S4n in paecess,of sebting on the Heetein
9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE PHYSICAL EVIDENCE horizon. Llovetion reported guastioned. - Arcturus in Iest at horizon. Llovetion reported guastioned. - Aroturus in Mest at
sbout 30 deg elevation nob regarded as buight enough to be sbout 30 deg elevation not regarded as buight enough to be
Yos Yes regorted as 9o tios as britit as Plants. rgorted as 3o tios as brihit as Plan,ts.
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FORM
FTD SEP 63 0-329 (TDE) FTD SEP 63 0-329 (TDE) Previous sditions of thje lorm may be used. Previous vditlona of thje lorm may be used.

B. Were thore mar then ore objecr? 10 If so, please tall how many, and drew a skaich of what yow sarw, indlcating
direction of movereant, i any.
9. Plecs dascribs the ebjectf In datoll. For Instancn, did in (thoy) appogr solid, yy only as a source ef igh; wps I ravolylna,
ete? Moae se odkdirional shaet of papo, M rocowary.  afllatied hli woouelmeve then
10. Wes the asjocthi) brightar than the Lackgrawnd of the dky? y ES anagain un dieme dceme Qisitian disiton
11. M i, comptre tha brighinos with the ay went alaney
11.
12. Dld h a() - (Mrema oluboras, If you com givs cassils.)
a.
b. Suddanly spead up cand rurh amay ut any tme?
e. Smak up into parts or explade?
d. Glun off srke?
9. Lsava any wldble tall?
f. Drop onythin,? woued aum then brighiten
sh Chorps brighteu? -
Chaag shagn?
i. Chorgo coler?
13. Didtheobjer(si ay tin pan h fmntol, orinhind oi, onythiny?  , plone elobwet glwly dlemrc, sise, ete, ifpesblo.
no
14. Wes thn eny whrd? - n O co, pliae give dreciton end spand.
15. Did you ehmr the ob(retls) Mrorgh on eptlord Inumat or othar eld, winchlold, whardowpene, chon winde, comonlg.
oM? no Wont?
1.3. Did thas chjci(s) hawe any round? no Whet Mnd? How lod?
17. Huga tall if the abloci(y) whs (wso) --
o. Fuzzy or biurred.
b. Liko a bright shor.
e. Shorply eurlined.
17o a led weg colol obipat.-wlite

27. Plocas mork en thls hamleasan
28. Mim
29. aso you pealon r alrodn from whlch the bjoet()
apnered ard diseppasred
Lardm wltiln  milo.so Q SHOREC.C. NILLSIDE IEUD 18
AORTNST
AMONITION -olject
DEPOT
Wor you clead or mold not to revad er dheiri cha haldeay no con or o7lelel exator msnilerxxd? Floomo
elclorans ccofullv.
33.
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yaer choles by checting tho propor shtan aebow. is awy sawn, piron dil in all parte oi th farm, her ow swn conliderial
fiaa, Thand yoo loryw ceparisn.
Flore keop my amm dandtal.
03. Litn of Elling out thi ropevt Stgmalures
augunt 12, 1465

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NO CASE: Information Cnly 21 Jul 65
SOURCE: Flying Saucer Review Greytown, South Africa
Nov-Dec 65
SOUTH AFRICA
Four-legged object
From the Johannesburg Star of July
22, we learn that Mrs. E. M. French
of Greytown saw an object in the sky
while driving home on the evening of
Iuly 2l. At home, she watched it .At nohe, she watched it
with her husband and Mr. R. Turner
of Hillerest. The report continues-
"It appeared reddish in colour but It appeared reddish in colour but
seemed to change to green. It moved seemed to change to green. It moved
down and up and then from side to down and up and then from side to
side and at one stage two blue lights
appeared to approach it and later
moved away.
"Mrs. French said it had four "Mrs. French said it had four
spikes or legs below it. spikes or legs below it.
"Mr. . Maurice de St. Pern, a Maurice de St. Pern, a
former Mayor of Greytown, also
spotted the object from a window spotted i the object from a window
while attending a attending Chamber of
Commerce meeting. He saw it per- Commerce meeting. He saw it per-
forming similar antics."

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Congonhas, Brazil
NO CASE: Information Only 21 Jul 65
SCURCE: APRo Bulletin, Sep-Oct 65
On the 2lst of July, personnel at the
control tower of the airport at Congon-
has, Brazil, observed a luminous object
which flew over the airport 70 km, and
1300 meters altitude. It flew out of sight
at "incredible speed". The information at "incredible speed". The information
Service of the Fourth Aerial Zone con-
firmed the sighting on the 26th.
.

NO CASE: Information Only 21, 22 Jul 65
SOURCE: APRo Eulletin, Sap-Oet 65 Columbia River
Basin, Washingtol
On the 21st and 22nd. sightings were
made in the Columbia River Basin in
Washington. Iranklin County Undersher-
iff Erwin Hood interviewed 10 people
who claim they saw orange-glowing ob-
jects flying at low altitude north of Rin-
gold. The objects had been seen on
Wednesday and Thursday of the two pre-
ceding weeks. Hood said all the reports
were similar, describing orange, glowing
fast-moving lights--from 3 to 20 in a
group. Some observers said they saw
mountains to the west behind the objects,
so the objects could not have been
planets or satellites. The Othello Radar
Base comm ander said nothing had
been picked up on radar. It might be
pointed out that in hilly or mountainous
country, radar will not pick up low-flying
objeets. objects.

No Case, Information Only San Pablo, Brazil
Source: Saucer News, Vol. 12, No. 4 22 Jul 65
Dec 65 .
SIMULTANEOUS RADAR AND VISUAL SICHTING IN BRAZIL: A rEDORT frOM SAN PAO-
lo, Brazil, dated Jul ly 22nd, teIls of important sightinq by a radar team at
the local airport, altitude f 1,200 yards. It
was on the scopa o minutes, and was raveling at about 60 miles per hour
in an irregular cours At the Same time resident of a house near the air-
port made a visual sighting of an orange colored object which passed at low
altitude over his home. The airport authorities ordered a civilian plans to
fly over the area where the UFo had passed, but the airplane crew saw nothing. Yiy aver the area wiere the Gre hdd pusoody Bas e
1S2

NO CASE: Information Only 23 Jul 65
SOURCE: APRO Bulletin, Sep-Oct 65 Ubeda, Spain
Also on the 23rd, the Spanish news
agency Cifra reported that "highly reli-
able sources" had sighted two dise-shaped
objects over Ubeda in Southern Spain.

NO CASE: Information Only 23 Jul 65
SOURGE: APRO Bulletin, Sep-Oot 65 Helsinki, Figland
In Heisinki Finland. on the 23rd, two
night workers stated at 2:00 a. m. they
observed a glowing disc-shaped object
which hovered over r the city for some
fifteen minutes, lighting up the central
section with a searchlight. Then it dis-
appeared out of sight. appeared out of sight.
it
.

NO CASE: Information Only 24 Jul 65
SOURCE: Flying Saucer Review Brampton, England
Nov-Des 65
Brampton
under way with an incident on Iuly The little north-western wave got
hut they are not known to us at time 24 (there may have been earlier cases.
of writing which has a certain
significance. From the Cumbeland
Newes of July 30, sent to us by Mr. D. W. Hutton, we learn how David
friends, saw a bright blue blur in the Bell (16) of Brampton, and three
Fairly high when first observed, the north-western sky early on the 24th.
hung stationary awhile before moving object descended towards the youths,
and re-appearing. a series of orange and re-appearing. a series of orange off to the East. After disappearing off to the East. After disappearing
objert then vanished. dots "came ont in front of in', and the

NO CASE: Information Only $21$Ju.1$65
SOURCE: AFRO Eulletin, Sep-Oot 65 Salem, Cregon Area
Residents in the Brooks. Dallas and
Salern, Oregon areas, reported fast-flying
arcwelding-blue lights which appeared
on the night of the 24th. A switchboard
operator at Portland Air Force Base said,
We have had millions of calls." Officials
at that base and at Adair Air Force Sta-
tion, Corvallis, refused to speculate on
the nature of the things, and personnel
at the runway tower at Portland said
they had seen nothing. The sightings took
place between 10 and 10:30 p. m.

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COMBAT READINESS TRAINING OPERATIONS
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UNITED STATES AIR FORCE
O'HARE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
Chicago, Illinois 60666
SUBJECT: U.F.O. 1 August 1965
A. Description or the object:
1. Would you please describe object's shapa_ OV.L on first sighting.
LONG rather than oval on second sighting.
2. Size as compared to a known object held in the hand at abcut arm's
length. (Such as a pea, dime, nickel, baseball, eto.) _PEl SIzED (Sut at
least 30 times the size of a planet) for first sighting- Second sighting the
SLEe OI Llar.
3. Color First sichting - Hazy Orunge. Sacond sishtine - Brilliant Yellov.
4. Number Cne object
5. Formation, if more than one_
6. Any discernible features or details Mo
7. Was there a tail, trail or exhaust, inoluding size of same comparad
to size of object TaIL - massively larger than that of a shooting star
(Second sighting - appeared to be a possible re-entry of a spent rocket)
8. Was there any sound? If so, please describe the scund None
Other pertinent or unusual features_None

cls, but not describsd. group of men in Peru described as "scien-
tists" havg issued a re t stating that flying saucers do exist, and are pi-
loted by beings 3 fast tall who ars generally similar to us in physical char-
acteristics. These "scientists," headed by a man naned Gustavo Villar Dongo,
ara mencers of a qroup called the Paruvian Instituta of Intarplanatary Rela-
tions; and al though we agres that their conclusion is basically correct, we
must caution our readers that it sounds to us liks a saucer ressarch group ra-
ther than a scientific organization.
Several other lass sensational UFo sightings were mada in and around
Lina during tha wask precading July 24th. It is obvious that a flap of unusual
proportions has been taking placs in Peru, as well as in other South American
countrias..

NO CASE: Information Cnly 25 Jul 65
SOURCE:  APRo Bulletin, Sep-Cot 65 Andalusia, Spain
Also on the 25th, two bright objects,
looking like plates, crossed the skies very
swiftly at ten minute intervals, and were
seen by many residents in Andalusia
Spain.

NO CASE: Information Only 25 Jul 65
SOURCE: AFRo Bulletin, Sep-Oct 65
Teresira Island, Azpres
A luminous onject was seen moving
over Terceira Island in the Azores, in a
the 25th. the 25th. north to south direction on the night of

NO CASE: Information Cnly 25 Jul 65
SOURCE: AFRo Bulletin, Sep-Oct 65 Diamante, Argentina
At Diamante, Argantina, in the early
morning of the 25th, a disc-shaped object
appearing like a car headlight and giving
off red, yellow and green lights, was
seen hovering over the area for 10 min-
utes, then it headed south and disap
peared.

NO CASE: Information Only 25 Jul 65
SOURCE: APRO Bulletin, Sep-Oct 65 Caracas, Venezuela
Caracas, Venezuela, July 2sth. Mr.
Ismael Ramos Martinez reported that on
this date, at 8 p. m. he saw a dise-shaped, this date, at 8 p. m. he saw a disc-shaped,
silvery object from the window of his silvery object from the window of his
home at Guaicaipuro, He called his moth- home at Guaicaipuro, He called his moth-
er and sister who also saw the object as er and sister who also saw the object as
it erossed the sky in an east-west direc-
tion. The object did not speed, taking 6
or 7 minutes to cross the sky. It seemed
to fly in a straight line, swerving to the
southwest just before it veered sharply
upward. Mr. Martinez watched the sky
until 10:15 when he saw a fast-moving
brilliant point of white light which flew.
from northwest to southeast. He called
his mother and sister and they watched
the light as it flew rapidly in an ellipse the light as it flew rapidly in an ellinse
trajeetory, then disappeared upwards.

woulth have wntter seoner but O eedat
culel wiite sole.
It was fuy De te 1905 My fanily
I
dexcioy euting. it was ther arouncd
5oLlock. It was ey sarm sel
lels the Sibls croune toune wse the
10 people in the poal wden Darrvt.
tpst wiee people boarding at the hous,
but knew tne. hy firlfreine
wds thire CEleo
there were
M2
ham for an foer and thn

tendeuatie suinming.
I cleoided to hand a coritest to see
tho coull eross the sad anel baep
Uneienwotes
oil. Cleil it thon wasmy
tix the opposite sile,
anck on mu way beek ihenIhead
calling me. Dcame up andsreok
.
matter?" ceked
a Sk, fooh at that buight bght in
the sky! 1
D tineo cinc saw et. it was
thew aceund Mp.m. Myfist
ampreseion was that it tas a star.

gave me an e
No piane Coulld dlo
that. t still fad not sotruok me that
ship.
went spinning straight up and
boeh of us setoed xot fully beleiving
the seigtt woe had been Lt had
2ot bcsurrid to isthe ap tto to Call
to the othir 2 gils. Dicoao them,
ashing ees ihat was wrong that
meade Deer Alncl

Digtt pelieve us. *Oh
the sofed.
nat to blll or Doul. Qier dogs fbllownd
thcee
maohire. ifthing
So though
ongt hod, Experity. its Mird departure.

faulien motions,
the
hause. (My mother and her mother
are good Brindo. Many had Beoeriteol
it in Che sexeme wayto Kir motree
Without me sayeng a wordl she cleserled
io iystary,
tie to 00l atei
The dlay ,CheCxlledat
around 6:30) yV went to see
We found hin an the
rictment bulding (a litlle tiny

B. Description of course of object.
l. What first called the attention of observer to the objest iy Daughter_
saw it firet from her room. Then
2. Angle or elevation and azimuth of objeat wher first observea_ 50 to 550
Aanuth approximately 270. :
Azmuth not deternined.
4. Description of flight path and maneuvers of object First sighting
basically stationary - Sacond sighting apreared to move North-east.
5.
behind clouds
first then with binoculars.
3. Was this an airborne sighting? If so: l/A
A. Type A/C
B. Ident No
C. Altitude
D. Heading
E. Speed
F. Home Station
G. Telephone No
2

rver some trees"
ox aften the pceoe the
Rade us point out the Decation ofour
sighed tucir. Cften ie doese Lensned
Ke wained us not to taek to anone
oranyone we 70
lla't knv cbort wkat ele hasseex.
Whex we ter ccre
Feeer CHntL to by and pick ufp Molte

ixthe
Calld asr sed Don
anether peceappaed
Cearnec
Bextaotia the bavse
2the Mt ai pott aboud3to

the complete take-ofe patter at the
anfild, an offreci sirid wht wre ten
was pobably:
5 Some B.A.FB. afficsb Mad dealened
Commext.
lo NAsA had beentued to weach but
Iam Cectain beyond a shads of
an Cloudt thut arat eve sen wás
nst an aiiplane. and all the
ined had (fone td. Maet heleed ctioas
a.C.F.O.) ancl it was no star. Panes
and stans don't zig-sag tovangla lauth,
Sper and g0 strught Cp bery fret
cend dsappiar
that I am cutair.
lhat you opinion is Ihope you will

eittes ntlong
also a stibnge
about it noe bed
gie Dlaces of rfeence H socewesh
Plase write back.
a sencire citizer,

to ths day & F
Cliacy do if it Lappeded
butl Lope it wels
beg Dose hilp.
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NO CASE: Information Only 27 Jul 65
BOURCE: Flying Saucer "eview Carnarvon, Australia
Mov-Dec 65
AUSTRALIA
UFO buzzes car
From the West Austrulian, Perth, of
August I4, we learn how Mr. A.
Kukla and Mrs. A. Lawrence of
Nedlands were on a rock-hunting trip
near Carnarvon when they were
terrified by the attentions of a UFO
It was 7.40 p.m. on July 27, about 70
miles S.E. of Carnarvon when-
From an angle of about 40 degrees a
green object seemed to dives straight
towards the vehicle. towarcs the vehicle. It changed to an It changed d to an
orange colour and then to orange colour and then to bright red. bright red.
Mr. Kukla switched off the lights Mr. Kukla switched off the I lights
and engine and heand Mrs. Lawrence
got out. got out. When the lights went off the When the lights went off the
object seemed to change course and
hover in mid-air. It stayed in that
position for almost half an hour.
"Mr. Kukla watched it through
binoculars. The object did two slow
cireles round them ind went away to
the west. He said the object appeared the west. He said the object appeared
to be shaped like a squashed footbali
or a magnifying glass viewed from the
side. It did not change in shape or
colour while it hovered near the
vehicle."

NO CASE: Information Only 27 Jul 65
SOURCH: AFRO Bulletin
s0.0r 65) San Sebastian, Spain
thousands ot residents Observed a lumi- At San Sebastian Soain, on the 27th
in the sky for 20 minutes before leaving nous object which remained motionless
at high speed.

NO CASE: Information Only 27 Jul 65
SOURCE: APRO Bulletin, Sep- Cct 65 Brazil
In the districts of Barroca Calafate
and Gameleira, Brazil, many watched a
luminous plate-shaped object crossing the
sky in Belo Horizonte state. The object
flew slowly at first, then rapidly from
right to left, leaving a yellow, blue and
orange tail behind it. It remained in sight
for 10 minutes. One of the witnesses was
a lawyer, Mr. Wilson Jose de Sousa who
used field glasses to observe it. Date:
27 July.
.
.

NO CASE: Informatich Only
SOURCE: AFRo Bulletin, Sep-Oct 65 27 Ju1 65
Lima, Peru
At 3 a. m. in the mhorning of the 27th.
at Lima Peru, Mr. Prospero Alva, an
employee at the Chosica electric com-
pany, heard a strange noise which sound-
ed like "bubbles and bumble bees". He
was inside a building and looked out a
window and saw an object of three or
four meters in diameter, round and
shaped like a tank, with holes all over it.
Lights shone from these apertures at
times, and the object had a turret on its
top which rotated constantly and from
which came forth a sort of elongated ob-
ject. Alva got the impression that the
revolving arm was some sort of scanning
device. The object was on the ground
about 12 meters from Alva's loeation.
Shortly, the arm withdrew into the "tur-
ret", the object moved slowiy and slight-
ly to the right, then took off, moving
slowly at first, then at great speed until
it disappeared into the night sky.
2

D. Time and date of sighting
1. Time Zulu oal5 to O300Z Date 1 Ang 65
2. Was it, night, day, dawn, dusk
E. Location of Observer. Where did you make this sighting from? Give exaot
location. (If necessary give location in reference to a knowm land mark)
Gnhurst, Illinois.
Approxcinately_41°54'N 87°56'W ".
F. Identifying Information on Observer
1. Civilian Nam
2. I Age 36
3. Mailing Address 1 RS
L. Cocupation Doctor
5. Reliability_Cradiale - Coherent - Very Good coumand_af langvace,Intelligent
6. Telephone No_BRa-6732
Military: Military:
1. Name Name N/A
2. Grade
3. Organization
4. L4. Duty
5. Reliability
6. Telephone No.
G. Weather and Winds - Aloft conditions at time and place of sightings Weather and Winds - Aloft conditions at time and place of sightings
1. LRnaOze
2. U.S.Weather Service O'Hare IAP, Ill.
SurfaceiKxKC.CT Degrees Kts 210/05
Aloft 6,000 290 I! 20 I1
10,000 290 11 15 n Temp 63
16,000 270 11 25 17 D/P 61
20,000 260 11 20 it
30,000 310 I1 30 1!
50,000 300 11 25 "
80,000 Not Recorded it
3. CeilingO250Z - Ml8o0 Broken/ Migh thin Droken
L. Visibility 6 miles in smoke and haze
5. Amount of cloud Iayer A/io lower dack. 6/10_2nd_denk, 2/10 Hi Girro_Stratus
6.
7. Vertical Temp Gradient_lot availabla
3

NO CASE: Information Only 27 Jul 65
SOURCE: APRO Bulletin, Sep-Oct 65 Alicante, Spain
At Alicante Spain. on the 27th, a
businessrnan driving home with his fam-
ily after spending a day in the country,
stated that he saw two saucer-shaped ob-
jects traveling in a south-north direction. jects traveling in a south-north direction.
They were very bright and looked as They were very bright and looked i as
though they were shrouded in steam. though they were shrouded in steam.

LONLE
NO CASE: Information Only 28 Jul 65
SOURCE: AFRO Bulletin, Sep-Oet 65 Chincheros, Peru
On the 28th, numerous inhabitants of
Chincheros, Peru, watched a luminous
disc which performed varied maneuvers wien periormed varied maneuvers
in the sky for about an hour. The object in the sky for about an hour. The object
was seen by residents in other counties
also.

NO CAsE:  Information Only 28 Jul 65
SOURcE: APRo Bulletin, Sep-Oet 65 Maracaibo, Venezuela
Three luminous circtes of light were
at the Grano visually observed and tracked on radar
Maracaibo, Venezuela on the 28th. De Oro Airport, near
were flying near the main runway, about They
7:30 p. m. A class in instruction for
radar operators was in session and all the
personnel observed the objects and saw
the radar display. They were only ob- served on the radar for i0 seconds.
Visually, they appeared to be elongated
dise with a "cupola" on top). with a bulge in the center. (The classic
C

. NO CASE (INFORMATION ONLY) 29 July 1965
Dayton, Chio
Memo for the Record: 29 Jul 65
Received a call from Lt Harriman, W-P AFB, Ease Police at l220,
29 Jul 65. He received a call from the Dayton Police. The
following information'was obtained:
A Mrs Amos Lesley Goines
1223 West Riverview
Daytor, Ohio
seeing
reported/a flying dise at l150 am, 29 Jul 65. She called the
Dayton, Ohio city police and reported it. S
CIT
i

No Case, Information Only Lima, Paru
Source: Saucer News, Vol. 12, No. 4 29 Jul 65
Dec 65
A third Peruvian landing, which cams to our attention just before prsss
time, accurrad back newspaper clipoing da ted July 29th talls of a
young worker ob lect wi flashing grean light land
in a parking lot. The worker, namad Pr 3ORrO A1 said that it looked "like
a huge pieca a huge piece of Swiss cheese." A of Swiss cheese." A turret on top revolved slowly whila an arm or turrst on top revolved slowly while an arm or
trunk of some kind moved in all directions. As Prospero Alva watched, the arm As Prospero Alva watched, the arm
disappeared into the turret. Suddenly the machine moved to the right and took
off, moving slowly at first and then at great speed, until it disappeared into off, moving slowly at first and then at great speed, until it t disappeared into
the night sky.
a

NO CASE: Information Only 30 Jul 65
SOURCE: APRo Bulletin, Sep-Oct 65 Portland & Salem, Oregon
In Portland and Salem Oregon and Spokane, Washington
Spokane, wasuington, on the 30th of
July, residents reported seeing "brightly
cofored objects" flashing across the night
sky. One individual deseribed a bright
green, dinner-plate sized object descend-
ing like a fireball. "It grew as it fell," to .
the size of a dinner plate", he said, and
appeared to extinguish itself before
reaching the horizon." An explanation
ceme from Portland International Air-
port where an official snid a flare was
reieased from the south end of the field.
Associated Press s pointed out that
Spokane is a long way from Portland,
and a man from Seattle who was visiting
Spokane had reported seeing an object
in the sky. Earl Gross of Seattle said he
and a group of ll others watched the ob-
jects, one in the northwest and one in
the northeast, flashing red and blue
lights, which moved slowiy into position
and then began blinking their lights.
Time: between i1 p. m. on the 30th and
1:30 a. m. on the 3ist. He said a third
object hovered near the other two for a
time, then flew off rapidly. Two days

NO CASE: 1 Information Only 30 Jul 65
SOURCE: APRO Bulletin Vila de Beluca, Chile
(Srp-C165)
In Southern Chile, at Vila de Beluca,
four km from Puerto Monte, on the 3oth,
a strange object landed. Fifteen people
attending the wake for a young girl killed
in a traffic accident, reported that the
room was suddenly lighted up by a pur- room was suddenly lighted up by a pur-
ple light and several people went outside
to see what caused it. They saw a strange
object which shape could not be deter-
mined because of the brilliance of the
light, a few millimeters above the
ground. It oscillated as it hovered for
about five minutes, then took off, making
a great deal of noise. The same object
was apparently seen later by other resi-
dents, judging by the deseription.
TT 2 U

NO CASE: Information Only 30 Jul 65
SOURCE: AFRO Bulletin, Sep-Oct 65 Cumana, Venezuela
C
At 11:00 p. m. on 30 July people leav-
ing a movie theater in Cumana Vene-
zuela, saw a luminous object nlying over
the city at high speed in an east to west direction. It gave ofi yellowish
and appeared to be a "flying lights
wrapped in flames. The same or a similar saucer"
object was seen crossing the. sky over
Lecheria, a seaside resort some 60 or 70 miles from Cumana, in Anzoategui state.

NO CASE:  Information Only 30 Jul 65
SOURCE: APRo Bulletin Sintra, Spain
(Ser-Oet60)
On the 30th, also, a "flying saucer" was
reported hovering over the Air Base at
Sintra, which is about 35 kilometers from
Lisbon, Spain.

NO CASE: Information Only
SOURCE: ABRO Bulletin 31 Jul 65
Sep-Oot 65 Goonumbla, New South Wales
Early on Saturday morning, the 3lst
a sighting took place in Australia. At the
McLintoek farm at Goonumbla New
South Wales, the family was waked early
by the howling of the dogs. When they
went outside to investigate, they saw a
dise-shaped object hovering over the
farmyard. It had a rod protruding from farmyard. It had a rod protruding from
the top and two from the bottom, and the top and two from the bottom, and
emitted two beams of light. It remained
stationary over the farm yard for 15 min-
utes before moving off.
H

N. nid you notice any unusual activity or conditions, meteorological, astro-
nomioal, or otherwise, which might account the sighting None
L. Did you take any photographs Mo
INITIALS CWS
ADDITIONAL REAKS BY WAATHER SECPION: Towering Cumulus in area,
COMPIENT: During the time Dr was relating this observation I was
impressed with his sincerity in his belief that there was "something"
unusual that should be reported. He adnitted a delay in reporting the
incidant was a feeling that he might appear foolish. I kow of no
special or umusual activities in or around the Chioago area which might
tend to explain this report.
CLAYTON W. SALMONSON, CivilLAn CLAYTON W. SALMONSON, CiviliAn
Base Flight Operations Dispatcher

NO CASE: Information Cnly 31 Jul 65
SOURCE: APRo Bulletin Benton City, Washington
(ins-Ocrbr)
Back in northwestern U. S. at 10 p. m.
on the 3lst, two teen-agers at Denton
City. Washington sighted an unidentified
object. No details were given in the news
story. but it was noted that Richland
police, to whom the mother of one of the
youngsters reported, had in turn notified
the Franklin County Sheriff's office. A
deputy said that the Othello Radar Base
was notified but Major William Meyer,
station comnander, said no information
was received. Meyer asked all Columbia
Basin residents who sighted unidentified
lights to call the radar base immediately
so an attempt can be made to track them.

NO CASE: Information Only 31 Jul 65
SOURCE: APHO Bulletin, Sep-Oct 65 Sydney, Nebraska
It was at this point that UFO activity
really shifted north, and citizens of Syd-
ney, Nebraska reported seeing four white
objects in a diamond-shaped formation
on the night of the 31st. One individual on the night 'of the 31st. One individual
said that a red object entered the forma-
tion before it went out of sight. Spokes.
men for the Scottsbluff weather bureau
said that their radar tracked nothing.

No Cace, Information Cnly Oklahoma City, Cklahoma
Source: IIR, Vol. L, No. 4, Nor 65 31 Jul 65
RESULTS
from Project Blue According to information received were released Hayden Hewes again
ters, at Wright-Patterson many of Book Headquar- notified Wright Patterson AFB. to
the UFO sightings published in the the effect that most of the people in
Septembtr issue of the fIR, under Oklahoma werenot going for the
"The lnvasion Begins" has been ex- Air Force explanation. At which time
plained. he was told that this did not apply to
The Wynnewood, Oklahoma sight- Oklahoma. That the Oklahoma sight-
ing on July 3ist (This issue page 10) ings were just coming in.) "Who- ever made the mistake assumed that
has been identified as the star Capel- this release covered all sightings
AFB picked up la. The radar returns that Carswell throughout the midwest. The Air throughout the midwest. The Air
waved radar returns that were AFB picked up were only were only micro- Force made a mistake in not speci-
waved radar returns that were picked up at Tinker AF picked ficully stating that the reports were fically stating that the reports were
ed that no unusual returns were pick- ed that no unusual Ft. Worth report- report- from Wyoming, Nebraski and Colo- from Wyoming, Nebraska and Colo-
ed up by them. The radar retuens returns were pick- rado."
that were picked up by Tinker AFB
were identified as a balloon that was
launched from Will Rogers World
Airport located in Oklahoma City.
All other returns from the Oklahorna
The radar returns from the 746th area appeared as stationary returns. arex appeared as stationary returns.
The ridar returns from the 746th
estimated at 10,000 AC&W Sq. near Oklahoma City was AC&W Sq. near Oklahoma City was
estimated at 10,0oo ft. elevation. taoge 20 miles to elevation,
range 20 miles to the South. The ob-
miles at an azimuth of 205 degrees. tracked to a range of 29
were to the East and to the North- The majority of the visual reports
east of Oklahoma City." "Our" as
stated by Major Quintanilla, release
on the cause of the initial reports
stands as correct." (Published in the
September issue of the IIR page 19). "This
sightings from the Cheyenne, Wyo- s evaluation was of multiple
ming, Colorado and Nebraska area
on the night of the 3ist of July.
These sightings were made between
2 a.m. and dawn and consisted of 75
reports by military and civilian per- sonnel. At the time of the Air Force
release we had no knowledge of re-
ports from the Oklahoma area."
(IOUFO Directot notified by tele-
phone Wright Patterson AFB on the
morning of August 2nd of the re-
cent sightings. But a full report was delayed for several days. As soon as
the Air Force investigation results,

ROIAIEN
IL'Uase, Information Only Cklahoma City, Okla.
Source: IBR, Vol. L, No. 4, Nov 65 31 Jul 65
34 July 31, 1965. At approxi-
.nately 8:0or p.m. enroute to Okla-
homa City several persons observed
a bright light traveling north, to-
ward Oklahoma City. The UFO
was observed for about two min- was observed for about two min-
utes. During this time it flashed
red light several times.
34-Possible airctaft?
(8
it

ab elnutos at tho Fat Redk crotlea of
O.th, Sdar oloar sties stth otars shindng. When tho Peovgse"
finally moved at wont iike is tes cliablrg a caries ef staps wo vertieally aod thob didappoernd
in tlo dictant eestora sly.
raportod by hocscrifo, tru. T.t. Sotumator, who ses violliay har cother, Aro. H.ML. Blaclbra
on Che Pipors Cep Boad areo Boor Cunt Alrg. Aro. Eohnsakor, 49, on vecatlons frow l3l4 alot
Stroot S., Arlirgton 2, Virginia, Tto Piporm Gop Road rns from Dount Aley to fawbshurg and the
lnd a rolfasira enns, bud it did ned shos an abeve noredl tookground radlation comt, Ia ms
dhealod by Codgor Couutor by Ceptafa Jia Loflon of tho toont Mry Beergenay Sqtsd ard by Tuneett,
Dtol ovlonsos
Ae. cony tirea bastoed Son d co coenehant dn reshingted, B.Ca, wa anlard
madtdy ty a chnp a dte dn ths teslyerd of t Blelarn bon. It torrified hor o badty that

tho houro to tho Moth, thon to the bartirort and taok agala totards the fout. as thlo polst
Ard. tehbaskor cald aho oodld dlotdrothy hoar the reotldre of to ead treh loaven ovarbend
and lore of ths hors. thom dhe lost slgkt of tho objeet Dohled the moavty trean,
Sho finally comaged to cad bodk to bod, bot alept littlo erg boforo darm. tred. Dleglberg
Gryand its edroba2srencog CaD
Croond about 3s feot bahtad eho hooso sod crend 9o feod fros tho tolophots polo and stres to croond about 35 feot bohtag eho hovso end S crpnd 9o feod fros tho tolophocs polo and slres to
-the stene gaado -the srone yaado
Zo ths drotio of tbe olrols tho grass seetand hidor and sto tort untouohod, drosm et Zo ths Inotdo of the etr rols tho crass seeataed uigor akd Sae toft untouohod
In thte aroa thorod trlated lonves on thalr lidbs, oo if dono by e rovoleing foreo of sano
etnd(tha oplelog dbjeoM).
Po otjoot oviduntly lonted ctraighe dom for abnd 2h atanteo cnd then todk ofr bomela
eho Coeth, tian ths cortlocot and zoved flaally bac to tho toat tefore deopreorllg in tho
Hotabce bethtod tho tall oak trooo to the loft of the hoso.
Feoett ofter investigntleg both ef dhooo roesnt lauet Ary ofghitlngs stated Chet to
ritadbovs ond slolller dencripdtons thet tho eranntors eore tonarids to slgatiagse
Seoaby siso aveh lawiao had dlresdy teon raportel torlestde 3a ths pest 16 enaths
Moe costt rsd teostlons ta Prsoo, Aagndtn, Ford, Eas Jurey, Cannda, Lotratia, Mlordery
Notleh et

VINSTON-SA ALEM
WINSTON-SALEM, N. C., MONDAY MORNINS, SEFTEMBER 6, 1965
JOURNA
40 Pages
They Ses Flying Saucers
-Or Something, by Jingol
By Dick Crood She hoard more than she
Arsistant State Sdttor saw. She was confused and Changed Movements
MOUNT AIRY MOUNT AIRY People frightoned when she awoke. frightoned when she awoke. "It nioved to the right. then "It mioved to the right. then
around Mount Airy are seeing around Mount Airy are seeing She first thought she was to the left, then back, then up. to the left, then back, then up.
--and in one case hearing - --and in one case hearing - hearing a car stuck behind Then it mnoved down and to Then it moved down and to
strange things. strange things. the house. spinning its whecls. the house. spinning its whcels. the left and disappeared be-
George D. Fawcett, a Mount When she was fully arousod, When she was fully arodsod, hind the trees along the drive-
Airy native and self-acdlaimed she realized that the noiso way."
expert en unidentified flying expert on unidentified flying was too loud to bo a car. "It Mes. Schumaker's mother
objects, believes these people was humming like a top, ox- slept through it all. slept through it all. When When
are seeing space ships, or fly- cept much louder. I wis Mrs. Schumaker finally Mrs. Sehumaker finally
ing skucers. ing skucers. scared because it was so scared because it was so awakened her, the thing was
The things they are report- The things they are report- loud." gone. The mother and daugh. gone. The mother and daugh-
ing seeing and hearing. he ing seeing and hearing. he ter lay in the darkness talk-
said last woek, are remarkab- Then she suddenly remom- Then she suddenly remtom- ing about it, afraid to turn on GEORGE D. FAWCETT
ly similar to things reported bered that there was no way the light. They decided to ... he's a believer...
recently all over the country. for a car to get hehind the wait until dawn to tell Mes.
Faweett, a YMCA secretary house. Her mother lives alone, Sclumaker's husband and Schumaker's husband and
in Easton, Pa., has been va- and she had barricaded the son.
cationing in his home town. He drivoway. drivoway. Was she dreaming? Was she dreaming? "No. "No,
found himself spending much "I could hear the whircing "I could hoar the whircing sir! I was as awake as I've sir! I was as awuke as I've
of his vacation investigating noise of air and the air cur- notse of air and the air cur- ever been."
flying saucer reports. He's flying saucer reports, He's rents hitting the house. I rents hitting the house. I The next morning she told The neyt moraing she told
been doing it for io years, could hear the air in a pine hrer husband about it. He
since hofore his Army days. tree near the window. laughed..
Hie has 28 serapbooks, 400 I thought about what I
phetographs and 5 filing cab- should do. I rose and started Grass Depressed
inols full of stuff dealing with to call my husband, but I But he stopped laughing
flying saucers. coulda't speak. I couldn't when they went tnto the yard.
Now he can add three new move. I was frightened, but I In back of the house was a
casos to his serapbook: don't think I was that fright- six-inch band of depressed
ened. I think it did something grass. The band made a per-
Case No. 1 to me that prevented me from fect circle, exactly 12 feet )
moving." across.
She was finally able to Along the driveway, run-
On Aug. 10, Mrs. T. B. reach the window, and pull ning north - south, the groutnd
Schunaker, I3, of Arlington, back a drawn shade. was strewn with frosh 'green
Va., wis visiting her mother, The back of the house is to leaves from a fine of oak
Mrs. W. IL. Binckburn on the the south. The window she trees. The leaves on the frees
Pinors Gap Road seven miles looked out is at the northwest were disheveled. their pale
notthied of Mount Airy. corner. undersides turned up.
Mrs. dehumaker was sloep- At some distance, rising at The Schumakers told -one
Ing on a couch in the front an angle from south to north nelglibor about it. "We were
rodm with her mother. Hor she saw a cigar-shaped ohject afraid to tell anybody 'else.
buaband and ho; 10 year-old "the color of stars." They'd think I needed to be MRS. T. E. SCHUMAKER
sod wyre slanping in another She sald it appeared to he committed." . . . she saw one...
rOUMN: about a foot long in compari.
At.nhout 3 a.m., Mrs. Schn- son with the stars, which look
moier xolt, she was awak- Hike points of light. She said
ened by a tond noise. In a she couldn't tell how big it
telieohein Jaurview from her really was because she didn't
boana in Arlington, here's know how far away it was. It
what sh aid happoted: was staadint on cnd. at a 00.
dagree angle with the earth.

At the store that morning, Shooting stars, perhaps?
Lated. The gras's in the back- Parries told some friends "No," said Mrs. Abernathy.
yard hadigrown considerably, about it. "Oh. we shw some shooling .
but remnants of the cirele "Yes, they l aughed and stars that night. like you'll see .
remained. ribbed me at first. But since any night if you look long
raweett, using a Geiger then they've read about other enough. -But Ilt guarantee
counter horrowed from the people seeing these things, those things moving arotind up
Mount Airy: Reseue Squad. and they don't laugh as much there weren't shooting stars." -
chocked a sample of earth anymore." Liow ahout lights on mir-
from the circle. The radioac- planes? Diane doesn't think so.
tiviy was normal. Case and here's why:
A footnote to case No. 1: Late in the mighty she said,
Tae day bofore Mrs. Sehu- ahout six stars came into view
niaker's experience, a man in Bobby Puckett, 14, of Mount at the same fime. The one
Thomasville reported seeing a Airy. Rt. 1. the Buck Shoals that seemed to be the center
nietallie object shaped like a Road, has been rending about of the group was bigger and
cigar with parple lights. It space and flying saucers for brighter. "It had a sort of red.
was about 2o0 feutfoff the a long time. On many a night dish color," she said, "then it
ground, he said, and made he has spent hours gazing at would change from red to
sounds liko a sewing ma- the sky. orange. Sometimes two of the
chine. He said the object was Bobby kept telling his par- other stars seemed to have
75 to 10o feet long, S to 12 ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank long glowing tails. Thcy stayed
feet wide and about to feet Abernathy, and his five broth- in view about two hours. They
high. After hovering about a ers and sisters he was seeing would move around in different
minute, the ohject tock off at strange things in the sky. directions. over and under
terrifie specd and was gone in They laughed at him until ..
10 seconds. . Last Tuesday night each other. They would sepa- 4
Mrs. Schumaker estimaied Mrs. Abernathy was away rate, then they would come
that a minute and a half from home until after dark. back together."
clapsed from the time she When she came home Bobby The next night, Wednesday, +2 .
awoke until the object she was sitting in the middle of they watched again. But all
saw flew out of sight. the road, looking at the sky. they saw, snid Mrs. Abernathy,
He saw her and shouted, was a single star, moving
Case "Mom! Mom! I saw a flying across the sky. It could bave
saucer." been an artificial satellite.
Mrs. Abernathy 'said she Only Bobby called the things
John Parries of 215 E. Leb- chuckled at him and started ih ofove"fly-

id eboer7ed the objeet 1o abous 4 minutes. To the naked or he objeet had
l0 apparent size ef semewt betveen a niekel and a halt-de ar bold at
3:3 learti, Through tl Poldglasses the objeet leoked likre a glowing
truis or "old-Eashioned wesh tub," It yoried ia oolor Grom "silver
1 t09 to
inniny lights oould be diotiaguicked. I The objeet sceaed almost as bright as
e su or "ax aoetylone torek whon vlowed I throvah the fieldglasseg. It was
Aarply oubliaed with a hale of surrounding light. Its, elevation in the sky
was
oouth and Boving into the north, thon to the nertk-nerthrenst and then meving
IP inbe the wost at_high speods, It seened te stop aad hover momemtarily for
: bobal of 4 tires along this flight path. N
SILVER w/ N
D E
ORANA3 ↑
30
?
LF0 O
R3D- FLIEHT PATH
HOVERGD AT POWNTS
euctNe AsSounr # a (2nd sighting) NUMBERED ALONG PATH
5
Ke, Plaloy corbdaued te_ observo tho eky at the epen windew in hopes of
sing the objeet again. 4320 AN wkn'ho spebted
0 ome ) or aLntlor objoat, and bwe other ebjoebs., The Largo ebjeot voo
vertng ia Cbe eaot vhon Me neblood it egain. - observing ie through
el lgliooes hs saw bwe staller rovnd adlvery objecbs fly dirostly over the
rgX objeet in a criec-cross pnttorn. '( One aoved fron KE to N had Che etbor
OE 3B66MMs Thon, suldonly, the large, ebjgot Hoved fast inte bko wost and
afn diongpoared oud of line-of-sight,"2 Mr."7inloy vas at a disadrenongo as
a riir wes liundood by tho window bpnoe.

lg questioned the witnegs
re ully and exadned the wiadow area fron whigh the obgeryations vere made.
Iruro role eearinoed that the witnoss vas eindure and cempetent. Out of the
dosan or more Uvo sightings bo Nnd been inveotigating ; ho folt that this W3
te best.
It ie qudte apperent that the objeots, oopeoially the larger one waS aot
a comventfonal aireraft and does aot readily fall into the entegory. of any
eaventional objeot. Mr. Pinlay stated 75 Kow as atrplano ; waen I see 16 s
I n sure that this was ne plane. It wakos you wender",
It is the opinton of the Snvostigated aad oyoelf that this sigrting was
of a Uro. Alohough mest ot the Massaehusetts sightings in July and early 3.E a UFo. Although most of the Massnehusetts sightings in July and early
Avgust have been of kown objeots net reeoguised as shah, this seems to be lugust have been of knowm objeets net reeogisad as sush, this seens te be
SHe of 1 SHe OL 1 tho few good UFe roporte.
RospeotCully gubmitted, RespeetCully gubmitted,
Sao faut Sapo Jaurt
Rayiaond B. Fowlor Roylasnd B, Fowlor
Ghairnan: NeAP Mass. Suboemaittoa Ghairnan: NeAP Mass. Suboenaittoe
(Investigator: Bruoo D. Kimsaid) (Thres3 im3d)

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7.
B. Were thare maore then ore otjsst?
diraction of movemant, if any.
9. Plea desarbs tha ohjecth in dotsll. For Imlancn, did I (thy)eppea solid, or only a a seurcy of lighty was I revelwlng
ere? Peise uso odditional shaohs of pecor, if reconary.
10. Wes the abiacile) brighrer than the background of the cky? ye2
11. 1 30, compre shih , forditgl:hs, ete,
12. (Plera aleberam, if you con give dehsiln.)
e. yr
b. Soddonly ipaad up add nh cnay ot any thae?
e. Arvok ip late pmis or axpiala? NO
d. Giyn eff angko? NO
5. Laava ay waicle mall? NO.
f. Drop onything? NO
5. Chong hrightea? 100
h. Chengn shamo? NO
1. Chongn colon? NO
13. Did thoabjer(s)stent Ham paes in fmat l, or bwhlnd of, cnything? lif ae, ploose elobrw glviny llaaesa, slro, are, Hf gosible.
wo.
1. Me daa sny whod? NO. 1f . plass give dllrocilon and sad.
15. Dld you showyn Ha of(aerte) sthrorgh en eptieal lastroment or othar eld, wialsh som wirden, ceranlop,
c.07 y2 What? 8x00
1 Wid th chjrai(a) lae eay mod7 H NO. What Alnd7 Hee lod?
17. A 10ll 1f tha 0bj0st(l) (wes (u) --
2. Furcy or Blorad.
b. Lihe a bright akor.
c. Shapleoutin.

23.
24. n cbjocka) wish a plehon or jol ulroah at the ane wsperont slrirade.
25. Wane thare ony conventlonal sirerafs in tho lestien at the thm or loamadlately aforverdh? If o, pivee slstorate.
NO. anknom.
26. Plause astimans the distanco of the bjocns).
27. Whast was the alewatien of the ehjact(s) in the shy? Plems mark on this hamiaghire akotch:
40-700
23. NONE
29. Piaso drow a , losality of the chevatian fwowing Nethy yow pnitlon; the directlen from walch the dbjost()
appeard ard dierpprered
foredrrka withla a mille. ENchosed.
Wh nam sod an gr le of be agant, b ofles, aned dalulb es to whore ond whe
P
Wor you cakod or hold o
oleborars sxufelly. NO.
34.
nhvh Thardk you for your cowoeat'n.
Yeu msy ae ay m0.n. ( Hoore kig my ana canfldendlal. : )
24 Signations duin c. Funlay

TION OF CONVENTIONAL'CBJECTS)
1 West of Topeka, Kansas (RADAR) Other (GROUND TARGETS)
1 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Other (UNRELIABLE REPORT)
1 Chicago, Illinois SATEILITE
HH Hereford, Texas F : Astro (METEOR)
Kansas City, Kansas SATELLITE
H Ent AFB, Colorado Astro (STARS)
Idaho Falls, Pocatello, Idaho Astro (METEOR)
2 Auburn, New York h INSUFFICIENT DATA
2 Ft. Worth, Texas SATELLITE
2 Kansas City, Missouri SATELLITE
2 Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio AIRCRAFT
2 Dayton, Ohio 1. Astro (MARS)
2. Astro (SPICA)
2 Kettering, Ohio Astro (METEOR)
2 Kansas City, Kansas Astro(SATURN)
2 Alexandria, Virginia Other (REFLECTION)
2 Albuquerque, New Mexico Astro (METEOR)
7 1 AIREPAT
2 Austin, Texas SATELLITE
2 Honolulu, T. H. Other (MSI NTERPRETATION
OF CONVENTIONAL OBJECTS)
Brooklyn, New York INSUFFICIENT DATA
Colorado Springs, Colorado Astro (METECR)
Santa Ans, California (PHOTOS) Other (HOAX)
Gregory, Texas Astro (VENUS)
Albuquerque, New Mexico Other (FLA REWORKS)
mmmmmmmmmm Siouk City, Iowa AIRCRAFT
Schenectady, New York AIRCRAFT
Chicago, Illinois Other (IMAGINATION)
Laredo, Texas AIRCRAFT
Cocoa, Florida CFLEC-
TIONMRAGE)
Galt Springs, California Astro (MEIEOR)
mmm Honolulu, Hawaii Astro (MOTEOR)
San Mateo, California Astro (METEOR)
SOPARATE FOLDER

1 - 3 AUGUST 1965 SICETINGS
ADDITIONAL CASES)
DATE LOCATION SOURCE. EVALUATION
Auz Brazil News Clipping
Auz Corioba Mts., Argentina
Aug Phoenix, Arizona
Aug Walcott, Iowa (Form 164)
Aug Louisville, Kentucky (Form 164)
Aug Conrack, N. Y. (Ltr)
Aug St. Francis, Wisc. Green 164)
Aug Pearl River, N. Y. Green 164)
1 Belluco, Chile News Clipping
1 Lina, Peru " "1
2 Sydney, Australia "
Wichita,Kansas II #1
2 Llanquihus, Chile " "t
2 Buenos Aires, Argentina 11 "t
2 Bells, Texas " 11
2 Arizona a Area "1 "1
2 Tulsa, Okla (PHOTOS) " (5 Fm o
2-3 2-3 Valentine, Nebr. (Ltr) Fiem e3
3 3 Brazil News Clipping Clipping
3-5 Fayetteville, Ar kansas (Ltr)
②separate folder separate folder

Le Ch. gadarnk
tmny a y w ENE Cdrinte.
30 07 S0 x
3 3

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NO CASE (INFCRMATION ONLY) FOWLER 21 July 1965
HINGHAM, MASCACHUSETTS
EVALUATION: ECKG I SATALLITE Mid-paint of transit = 9:30 PH EDT
Resgectfully sulmitted,
RaYond Fowler
MICAF Investigater
Soveral local newspapers carried these sightings
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