PROJECT BLUE BOOK

PROJECT 10073 RECORD
1. 1. DATE · TIME GROUP LOCATION
3 August 65 04/06452 04/0645Z San Mateo, California San Mateo, California
- 3. 10. CONCLUSION 10. CONCLUSION
SOURCE
Civilian Astro (METEOR)
4. 1. NUMBER OF OBJECTS NUMBER OF OBJECTS
Cns Crs Sketchy data indicates that a meteor was probably observed.
5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION ERVATION 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS
2 = 3 Seconds Object looked like a comet with no tail. Bright light. Passed
. TYPE OF OBSERVATION overhsad and appeared to go straight up. Rourd, silver-blus.
Appreared to be spinning.
Grourd-Visual
7. COURSE
NW
. PHOTOS
Yes
No
9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE
17 Yes
No
FORM
FTD SEP63 0-329 (TDE) P TD SEP o3 O-S2y (iDE) Ptevious eaidions or this Yorta Eay be uibd. Previous editions of thia form may be used,
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Phoenix, Arizona
September 30, 1965
Department of the Air Force
Pentagon Building
Washington, D.C.
Dear Sirs:
In the course of a conversation the other day, a person mentioned
the sighting of an unidentified flying objeot to me. Since I do have the sighting of an unidentified flying object to me. Sinc have
a rather large interest in this field, I interviewed the person who
was involved in the sighting. I thought you might be interested in
his answers to several questions which I put to him.
Question #1 was-What were the conditions under which you saw the
few clcuds. "It was about 9:3o P.M. two weeks ago when I first spot-
ted the object in the sky. It seemed to be shining as from the
reflected light of the sun. It had a fantastic speed. As it reached
the zenith, four pink objects shot out of it, one to each point of
the compass. The pink objects were going at a fantastic rate of speed.
As the white object continued to descend, it stopped 30° above the
horizon."
Question #2 was-Did anything occurr when the object stopped?
Answer was-"The object changed color from reddish-pink, to green, to
yellowish-orange. yellowish-orange.
Question #3 was-Next what happened? Question 3 was-Next what happened?
Answer was that the object kept changing colors and then suddenly
dissaopeared.
Question #4 was- Was thelr any noise or sound that caught your
attention? Answer was negative.
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GENSRAL RE-EXAMINATION: Object positions were measured at
the scene the sightings ar Tuture
reference, plotted Danorama This was
drawn so ey
the objects Kyline have et apparent
size and pcsition, and the objects therefore the
correct positions
the objects were ieved point from
which the drawing was made, corrections have been
msde for the apparent position change of the
Object A:
approximately le west.
Objects B: Minisum elevation. 10 rising over
house; mininum inal elevation, objeet Bi
26; maxioum final
30; B2, B3 1; B.Bl , B 12 upon
rising; final object distances (in same
order) 30 , 10, 60, 80; NNE t0 NE,
arcing path.
Objocts C1
Dippers; mevenent: objeet 'C Dippers; m object C became
visdble and visible an d to meeting meeting point in
10-15 s0 10-25 s veling approxe voling approxe 30, angular 300 , angular
speed, 2 speed deg/sec. eg/sec. similar for objeot similar for objeet
Ci.  stationary for less than i soc. and C10 stationary fox less soo. and
Aonpoanr laso than one
out whil es indleatod
on panorama.
Objoct D: miniuum elovation,
of photo B.)

Oto ec n the
West.. The Apore determined by
mamory and obser onar itions of tho
cross wires with it was dad-
ermined thatthe camera posicl was oproximately
134 feot between 52:8 5171 uth or the
pole, elevated or ladder S°7 high,.with the carera
pointing at The thre cost photos
(photo 1) we en from 5vh", 52'2" 2'8" south
of the pole, determining that the correct position is
approx. 52°2" south.
observed to "set" over the pole, as in the Uro photo,
at lai4z A.M. August 3, determining that it indeed was
the correct star.
Exposure detormination: Trial interrupted exposures
of Arcturus were made to deternins tho longth of the of Arcturus were made to deternine the longth of the
UFO exposure. 7 Uso exposure. 1 The shutter was open and closed as The shutter was open and closed as
follows:
OPEN CLOSED
30 380s 30 see.
sec. 30
30 3ec. 30 seC.
60 sec. 30 SeC.
30 SOC. 5 min.
30 sec. 30 sec.
sece 30 Sec.
30 30 sec.
60 sec, 30 sec.
30 sec. indofinate
60 sec. 60 s0c.
60 sec 60 sec.
60 sec. end.
producing the dotted star trails. Dy couparison with
photo Z, in
3, the axposure longth deternined.to bo at least
2 min 20 see, and at 2 min 20 sec. In 4o See. deponding on 10 40 deponding on
how far bohia how Tar boh: star vent belore o2lore XDOGUPO
was stopped stopped The apore ate angular aneula volosisy of tha losisy of tha
UFO upwards upwards, 2.z the varying light trail is taken the veryin lieht troil is Len to mean to mean
light intensity light intens! lty change, is about ho/nin. is about 40/min.
COMMENPS ON THE PHOTO: The faot that no other star trails are
vistble in the Uro photo is probably bocause or the vistble A photo is probably becouse or the
inoreese in
compounded Dy film,' The test shots wore taken
with Tri-X dovelope Acufine, a euch faster film
than the XX use he UFo shot3. This film was
developed and printed by the Lincoln Journal staff,
and as yet no infornation about thoir PrOc ses has
been obtalned.

photo was west that includes a star
Indicated For the north.
This sighting and ·vestigation points up the need
for on the spot investigations as soon as possible
aftar the sighting to minimize the ne relying
on the memory of a witness, Even though the incidont
is still vivid in mymind, It is most fr rustrating that
I can remember the star-pole photo taken facing north
(which was never ret the newspaper) as if
I took it rssterday,
this investigation,-reca. 0ASA00S9F4 imilar photo takon facing
vest, Perhaps had the Anvestigatin be vest, Perbaps had the Anvestigatin been cenducted conducted
seoner arter the sighting this photo puszle could seoner arter the sighting this photo puszle could
have been solved, or perhaps it would never have
existed.
Judi Anne Haicher,
investigator
report preparod 8/67 report preparod 8/67

Question #5- Has this occurred again since two weeks ago?
Answer-Yes"Last night my wife and daughter both were outside. At
approximately 7:oop.M., the object apneared traveling west to cast.
As it reached the area overhead, they saw three plnk objects expelled
from it. Both the object and the pink objects had a high rate of speed.
object descended to about 60 e the eastern ho rizon and suddenly
dissappeared."
In the interest of science and this country, I have forwarded In the interest of science and this country, I have forwarded
this information to you. The first person to see the object was
Dr. Fhoenix Arizona. The other two Phoenix Arizona. The other two
people were his wife and daughter Their phone number
is I that this information will be held confidential.
has aggreed be interviewd by any person wishing it.
I would rather that my name were not mentioned even though;Dr.
knows that I am sending this letter.
quite interested in its outcome.
Very truly yours;
Mr.
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U.S. AIR FORCE TECHNICAL INFORMATION
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This quastionnaire has been prepared so that you can give the U.S. Air Force as much
information as possible concerning the unidentified aerial phenomenon that you havs observed..
Please try to answer as many questions as you possibly can. The information that you give will
be used for research purposes. Your name wil! 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 contact you for further details.
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1. When did you see the object? 1. When did you see the object? 2. Time of day: 2. Time of day:
Hour Minutes
7 lufent lfent 14640765 14C40765
(Circle One): (Circle One): A.M. or or P.M.
Day Month Year Yar
3. Time Zone: 3. Time Zone:
(Circle One): a. Eastern (Circle One): Ca. Daylight Saving
6. Central b. Standard
c. Mountain
d. Pacific
e, Other
4. Where were you when you saw the object?
Walertt ctoua
Nearest Postal Address City or Town State or County
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5. How 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?.
5.2 Was object in sight continuously? Yes. No
.What was the condition of the sky?
DAY NIGHT
a. Bright Bright
b. Cloudy b. Cloudy b. Cloudy
7. IF you saw the object during DAYLIGHT, where was the SUN located as you looked at the object? inAOAVLCHT ocated as vou looked ot the ohiect?
(Circle One): a. In front of you d. To your left
b. In bock of you e. Overhead
c. To your right Don't remember
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FTO OCT 62 164 This form supervedes FTm) I64. Jut ol. shich in obsointe.
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No Case, Information Only 3 August 1965
Source: IIR, l 1, No 3, September 1965 Brazil
BRAZIL: Also on Tuesday night
August 3rd, observers in Curitiba,
Brazil reported sceing a s squadron
of 18 f saucers flying over
northern Brazil's Parana State.
(Still in the straight line, Brazil is
SE of Cape Kennedy.)
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Payetteville, Arkanas 72702
August 10, 1965
Mr. John P. Spaulding
Lt. Colonel, USAF
Chief, Civil Branch
Community Relations Division NAR
Office of Information
Department of the Air Force
Washington, D. C.
Dear Lieutenant-Colonel Spaulding:
Thank you for your letter of July l6, regarding the National Investigations
Committee on Aerial Ph enomena (NICAP). I agree with the NICAP that UFo's
are "a problem of national importance" -- maybe and for that reason, I am
very glad the Air Force checks on them.
However, as you will see from the enclosed, which I send in case it may
be of interest to you, there would seem to be some Fayettevillians who regard
these flying objects, identified or unidentified, as of interstellar or
editor, is eithe naive than one would think, or having a lot of fun
with these peopl sent him your letter, and the first item is his
follow-up. Later, , a meeting of some local and Arkansas members of the
and the usua frenetic reactions.
The only UFo's I have seen around these parts are (l) the tail light of a
high-flying plane, U by/me alone; and (2 a strange light, hovering on the
western horizon after/sunset, blinking on and off a phosphorescent light,
like a magnesium flare - until I identified it as a lightning bug perched
Incidentally, my/letter to the NICAp, addressed to Matawan, New Jersey
(the best address Mr could remember) was returned -- "Insufficient
Address" ' - "Unknown
Sincerely,
Pachel Harrie Eamphee
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A continuing interest in unr-
dentitied flying. ob jects has Deen
evident this summer, with stor-
bet from many- aections re-
pacting sightings of various
kinds. Th Depertnent of the
Air-Farce does- not sacept :to-
volvenont. of the matter, a
doew the Aie Poree think
the Inotar Lnul along ths Din
is to-5e-gleaned frony the co
terta of the letter.
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plained, om the fact · that the This premmise is based, he ex- are interplanstary, Parish said. NICAP matntains the objects group formation coampiled by the greasicnal hearings to study-in- the pubilc andi to press: for Com is to disseminate imiormation tol. the purpose of the organization viewed yesterday morning said of Phummerville, Ark. inter- of the members, Luscins Farish cbserved by the group bere. One the southwesterm skies was not ports NICAP, the-chief oppoment of Lustt of Mrs. Eiwin P. Hnggens. ing here in Payetleville at the were-inlling an informal mest- on Aerial: Phenomeme- (ruCAP) tional levestigntiens Caonmnittee sightings members of the Na- Co-tncidentally with:the latest these. remain anexpiatneds porte have been investigated and soived. So far this year 2d ro- 666 sightings have- not been gated 9,130 cases gince 1947 and The- Alr Furce has investi Beteguess or Aldeberans stars, Jupiter, Rigel, Capalla, ably some of the planets or Colo, said the objects were prob- Command in Colorado Springs, North American Air Deiense ings and a spokesnan for the vestigated, dismisses the sight- the flying discs were first in pattern it set back in 1947 when The Air Force, following the westernt states. the weekend in four-south- of these objects being made over news with reports of sightings once again become front page tifled fying objecis (UrO) has The controversy ever midenr- Times Staff Writer By PAT DONAT
PN The phenomens occurring in the. tirme it eccorred. Seay's report waar pu unidentified fying object re-have-set. the tleid. Ret.) to investigate and evaiuate  lookad like, becans Maf. Donald E: Keyhoe (UsMC, trom it. alihough the natien, was organined in lssé by couldn't have been spe sightings have a natural expla-of osty and Seay the- Afr Forca's stand. that: the ject took off over a rip within- 300 dest of hizs wes shooting mparks culer object wlich boo Seay/te-2965: S08y1 was reported-haze, A more apectacula over very rupidily a Air Force observerg say four of a pulsating light wid and Mrs. Higging told made in the Fayette UFO sightings ha # findings of the organis UFO Evidence whic tow and a booklet cal axine called the UFO publishes a bi - mon tree Lance writer, sai Farish, a 28 -y one of the University two amall discs bove at Denton, Tex., relat identiCed az a Univer member attanding the He reported that peared. five minutes- before and he observed it fc the air, Hghts blinked which came to a ss Investigates Reports Of U Group Meeing in Fayelfe 323-65 223-65
Seay's report war publicized at *t lookad liks, becanse it wouid tromn it. although that is what couldn't have been sparks flying of oaty and Seay said, " ject took off over a ripened field within 30e dest of him. The ob- wes shooting sparis appeared culer object wiich boied like i Seay/tn-265: Saey amid 'eir was reported -haze, by Henry A more apectacalar-sighting over very rupidly a year aga pulsating light which pested and Mrs Higgine toid of seaing made in the Fayetteville ares UFO sightings have been findlings of the organization. UFO Evidence!! which outlines tow and a booklet called, The axine called the UFO Investiga- publishes a bl - monthly mag- tree Lance writer, said NICAP Farish, a 28 - year - old, one of the University buildinga two amall discs hovering over at Denton, Tex., related seeing identifed az a Univeralty penier member attanding the meeting. He reported that another five minutes-beiore It disap- and he observed it for four to the air, Higits blinked on and off which came to a sandstill in

Police in both Springdale and
Fayetteville received reports of
unidentified Bying objects last
night.
2 A Mrs. Harrieon of Springdate
called the Springdale police at
yotteville, Arkanm Auquet 6, 1965 8:25 p.m. to report she had
sighted an object giving off a
blue light and travelling very
rapidly from the south to the
Reporter Waiches Mystery north over Springdale.
Twenty minutes later the Fay- Twenty minutes later the Fay-
etteville police were alerted by etteville police were alerted by
Lights Move Across Sky Lights Move Across Sky Mrs. Charles Edward Craig that Mrs. Charles Etward Craig that
she and her busband had she and her busband had seen seen
a strange flying object moving a strange flying object moving
(EDITOR'S NOTE  The (EDITOR'S NOTE  The not determine whether it was an not determine whether It was an west and giving of a reddish west and giving off a reddish
TIMES, as well as many other TIMES, as well as many other object or a group object or a group of objects. white light. The object stopped
newspapers in other paris of The objects were The objects were traveiing in for five minutes and/ started for five minutes and: started
the nation, has the nation, has ro received many eceived many a- line from about East North about East North moving again. : They obaerved.it moving again.: They observed.it
reports in the past few days East to West reports in the est few days East to West South. West. : For South. West. : For trom the vicinify of the Animal trom the vicinify of the Animal
about uridentifled objects in the two or thr about uridentified objects in Ithe two or minutes in Science building on the campus.
the night sky. Here, a TIMES which they we visible to uis, Mrs. Harrison who main-
reporter dascribes-hia-experi- the lights traversed, at a guess, tained ansah night vgil
ence with the phenooenar.) about 17o degrses. across the reported a second sighting mov
Bv WES HOLT night sky, and disappeared in- ing southeast to west at 9:4s
the Soutbwest. 5 p.m. and at 2 a.m. cailed again
TMrS Stadl Writer I make ·no claims as to the
Last nigit my wife and I wero identity of this. object (objetts) to say one was poing northeast.
aitting in our back yard playing The oniy claim: I mnke is ià Her last report was at 3:30
with an assortenent of catg and we, my wiis and I, did observe a.m. when she reported ane go
thern at about 10:25 last. night. ing east. She said the colors
around anyone going by the To deacribe the sigbt; thers ranged fromn red, green, yellow
name of Holt; wben Barbera, ware jour red ligbts arrangnd in and blue.
my wife, pointed to the North a diamond pattern, with the twre. Mrs: Don Morrow of Elndale
and ex ciaimed: whet's-that?r/bhe preen ones trailing just be- Addition reported ber elght-year-
Eeingt aware, of ccurse. of low and to the rear. One of the old daughter a nd 12-year-old
recent happenings, I turned to biue lights traversed back and playmate had reen a strange.
look in the directioar abe incf-fourthr behind. the four red. It object hovering over the west
* cated, and spied four red lighis, did not flash. It was a light that section of the city at 7 p. m.
and two smaller bluish green moved back and iotth, be Monday The youngsters de-
lights which a appeared to be low and to the rear. eribed it as being a long, grey-
following along after the red The object. or objects, did clgar shaped object with
ones. not appear to me to resemble colored lights at each end.
Reaching to my aide I picked any aircrait I ever run Police at Jones boro in North-
up a pair of Navy binoculars. across, and pending eight east Ariansas, received reports
(which just happened tso be year Force, I have ICONTIU
within reach) and trained them seen my share.
on the lights. I for cre believe that people
There appeared to be no 2 who claim to spot these uniderr POLICE
preciable difference than seeing tifled flying objects (UrO's) or that UFOs had been
them with the naked sye, with whatever they are, do see some- sighted
the ercepdion that they appeared thing and whatever it is needs over Jonesboro about 3 p. m.
and again

an immensely bright Eight in and ine last a rediu cotor and
somewhat smallesi than the
the tree..noet others."
Two UFO sightings Jre
ported·by :Herschell Rains of The group, Inclodlng Col, and
Fest Fork. One at d:39 p.m. Mrs. William Russil, and 2on,
when be said he observed fout William Jr., and iih and Mrs.
bright Mights,  iraveiling in a Russell Self and:mn, Martin,
ered singiev line flying said they saw a·gteord group
from west to east. in the north at 9 p.m. flying tithe -same
at.ibcutaiLdegree: angle formation as earlietar
bover the eardh He said these A similar phenerita was re-
were brighter: than the Evening ported: at-8· p.m. -bst Mr. and
Star with a slfehtiy ecange tint. Mrs. Jim-Fields-h. the south
At the time.he: saw and identl- part of Springdaley who said
Snd jets in the aeee which,Me they saw threeramall dot g of
mid. had no. relation to these lights at about a 60-degree angle Morthwest
UrOs: Later ho dbserved & see- above the-western horizon. They
ond sighting. of two lights, said· the center light was higher
traveling the sume: path. Both than the other two and the for-
fights went through the-taik of mation moved very rapidly and
the Big Dipper he aaid. disappeared into the northeast.
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A rash of sightiog reports
UFO Size gerv made to Fayestevile City
Police.r..
Twelve, observergreported
Of Automobile' three Iights inmediately over
bead in the Northridge sundivi-
sion at 8:l5 p.m-They said A third sighting-was reported
the Hights eame irem the West, by Mr. and Mrs.de. Meriens
Is Reporied going east, and described themn and daughter, Judy- They said
is being globe ~·shaped. two to they saw a pulsating light which
three times bigger and brighter moved vertically- at-about-10:25
By PAT DONAT than earth satellites they had p.m. in the southwest. Martens
(TIMES -Staff Writer) observed before. The group in said he had the Impression that
An-umide Dyigrobjec ctodent L.Debes, Norbert it was trianguiar in-shape be-
(UFO) h X xi0aa) cause three points'of Hht wers
reported 'at ctp level eight brighter than the remainder of
miles of Viner Grove last the'object. The object was: ob-
night served by the Martensr for: 15
The Ept Edep family ssid minutes and they said there was
they wezo wated it their kving no noise and that ityebenged
room around to p.m.. when a Roach, Susan and Cathy Debes from'red, to blue to white in
flashing Mnht: ootside,attracted and Nancy Roach. color. B
their attention. Mra. Estep said This early sighting was also Eureka Springs poiice-invee-
when they went outside they apparently noted by three law. tigated after receiving a report
iaw "a long. narrow, silver ob- students who said they saw that a saucer-shaped object
jact with Medsted windows and a three balls of light coming from was hoveringoverthe
revolving light on top hovering the west going east. This sight- west part of thaucity-". Cty pa-
in the air just above the trees. ing was made, from the Law trolman Joe Mnssdilentified
She cempared the Bint to that Building on the campus. the objaed as the pjasrt Mars."
of-a police car except. Another sighting. at the same
Trooper Tommy Williams. of objects moving southwest to-
the State Higtrway Patrel and northeast at 8:15 p.m.
bin Stroog. d. the Prairie Mrs. Bill Jobnsonvof Hwy. 18
Pollee Deoarttoent were West reported to police at 8:58:
dailed to the seune at 2:30 p.m.. and said "oce waz poin over
Both said they nad seen "poth- every 29 minutes."
ing". They called beci at A spokesman for the Federal
11.a.m. whee the Eoter I said the Aviation Aseney said this
object had returned gndi was mornt over the
now behind thair chicken bouse.
The object disappeared
before they arrived. Strong, said before they arrived: Strong, said city was norrnrd last night: Traf- city was norrnrd last night: Traf-
that 10- to 15 pereome at the site that. 10. to 15 pereons' at the site fe however iti the skier o vet fe however iti the skier o ve't
old him they had aeem the UrO told him they had aoea the UFO Fayetteville wasr heavy with re- Fayetteville was heavy with re-
and agreed in tbeir and agreud in tbeir deaer ports made to- thwy Times this ports made to·thy Times this
of it. morning of falibg stars, jet morning of falibng stars, jet
Strong saidyse. Strong saidNkg planes and a Wa* slying B-32 and a la* flying B-52
ihinins inld tat upoa As wlinins sild tat upoa As Bomber, observeet at an estt- ,
return horne he noted-wbat her mated elevation sd:no it. mated elevation sd:n0 it.
hought was a failing star, but Springdale alsa irime in for a Springdale alsas anime in for a
Gaid it seumed too close to the gaid it seuned too close to the rash ol rash of reports. Siraen persons,
arts to be this pheniomena. including a retirwa urmy coionel
I dou't. koow whnt it. was, said they. saws three Hights,
ber zaid "about the sizer aitn good-sized
At 1:3o pam. Mre. Joe Boggs marble" traveilinsg tputhwest to
ci  Hwy.'is" Weit was. northeast very i jarpkdly. . They
anad irom a-sound gleepi described theun aliilying in-a
Iobedatd line with the Diifbwo orange
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Mi Rahel Harrin Campbell
324 1-2 St. Charles Avenno VIL
P.O. Box 953 LJ AUGIO 1
Fayettavillo, Arkanoss 72702 PM
19 65
John P. Spaulding
Lt. Colonel, USAF

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8. IF you saw the object at NIGHT, what did you notice concerning the STARS and MOON?
8.1 STARS (Circle One): 8.2 MOON(Circle One):
a. None a. Bright moonlight
b. A few . Dull moonlight
Many c. No moonlight - pitch dark
Don't remember
9. What were the weather conditions at the time you saw the object?
CLOUDS(Circle Orie): CLOUDS(Circle Orie): WEATHER(Circle One):
a. Clear sky a. Dry a. Dry
b. Hiazy b. fazy b. Fog, mist, or light rain b. Fog, mist, or light rain
c. Scattered clouds c. Scattered clouds c. Moderate or heavy rain c. Moderate or heavy rain
d. Thick or heavy clouds d. Snow
e. Don't remember Don't remember
10. The object appeared: (Circle One):
. Solid d. As a light
b. Transparent e. Don't remember
c. Vapor
1. If it appeared as a light, was it brighter than the brightest stars? (Circle One):
a. Brighter c. About the same
b. Dimmer d. Don't know
11.1 Compare brightness to some common object:
12. The edges of the object were:
(Circle One): a. Fuzzy or blurred ircle One/:(d. Fuzzy or blu:rea e. Other .
b. Like a bright stor
c. Sharply outlined c. Sharply outlined
d.Don't remember d. Don't remember
13. Did the object: (Circle One for each question)
a. Appear to stand still at any time? a. Appear to stand still at any time? Yes No Don't know
b. Suddenly speed up and rush away at any time? b. Suddenly speed up and rush away at any time? Yes Yes No Don't know Don't know
C. Break up into parts or explode? Yes No Don't know
d. Give off smoke? Yes No Don't know
e. Change brightnass? Yes No Don'tknow
5. Change shape? Yes No. Don't know
g. Flash or flicker? Yes No Don'tknow
h. Disappear and reappear? Yes No Don't know

(NO CASE INFORMATION ONLY) 3 August 1965
Jonesboro, Arkansas
Camera Crews On Lookout
UFOs Move
For UFOs Over Arkansas
Into Areaas FORT SMITH, ArK. (AP)- more," Delaney said.
Camera crews engaged by a Using binoculars, Delaney
Fort Smith radio station will said, his party watched a group
At Jonesboro try tonight to get photographic of four objects for about five
proof that unidentified flying ob. minutes, a pair of objects for
jects are in the air over Okla- about 10 minutes and a single
FORT SMITH, Ark. (AP) - horna and West Arkansas. object for several minutes.
Twelve UFO watchers saw me- -We'll be shooting both color
teors, an earth satellite and a said "We also sighted two aircraft
beautiful sunrise but no uniden- beautiful sunrise but no uniden- Tony Delaney, news director of and the Tyros weather and the Tyros weather satel-
tified flying object today. station KFSA, who station KFSA, who is himsel! himsel! lite," Delaney said. "But these lite," Delaney said. "But these
The group convened at mid- convinced that something convinced that something unus- unus- objects weren't aircraft. They
night on a mountain near Fort night on a mountain near Fort ual is going on gloft. weren't meteors, either, Met-
Smith at the urging of Tony De- Smith at the urging of Tony De- Delaney said he and two oth- Delaney said he and two oth- eors fly in a straight line. These
laney, a radio news man who ers set up a UFO watch on watch on things went right, lest and up things went right, lest and up
said he lost said he lost his skepticism skepticism Wildcat Mountain Monday night and down."
about flying objects about objects s when when he and made three separate sight- Delaney said the objects were
sighted some Monday night. ings of strange flying objects. brilliant blue and green but brilliant blue and green but
Two photographers were in I went out there as a skep- changed to brilliant white under changed to brilliant white under
the group and Delaney hoped to the group and Delaney hoped to tic, but I'm not a skeptic any tie ibut L'm uot a skentic acceleration. ation
get proof that t something was in
the sky. UFO reports have been
cropping up throughout the Mid-
west during the last week.
Delaney said Tuesday that he
saw brilliant red and green ob-
jects moving across the sky
Monday night.
He said another effort to pho-
tograph the objects will be
made Saturday night.
MPAS Meanwhile, police at Jones-
boro, in Northeast Arkansas, re-
ceived reports that UFO's had
been sighted over Jonesboro
about 8 p.m. and again about
11 p.m. Tuesday night.
Nick Dowdy told police he
watched five objects through a
telescope. The objects were re- Pe. Tne oujects were re-
ported in the sky northwest of ported in the sky northwest of
Jonesboro.

FiIM
Aug.2,1965
Tu/SA, OK/Atoma
ObSERvER: HarchER DbSERveR: HATChER
FilE#1003691 FilE#1003691
IN Custody OF AUDiD-ViSudl Custody OF AUDiD-Visudl DiViSiON DiViSioN
1975 1

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05/02302 Houston, Taxas Astro (VEGA)
05/0250Z Houston, Texas A/c
05/02402 South Houston, Texas Possible Meteor
05/03152 Houston, Texas i-
05/0320z Houston, Texas A/C
05/03302 of Houston, Texas A/C
05/0355Z Houston, Texas Astro (ARCTURUS)
05/0330Z Houston, Taxas A/C
05/0630Z e Pasadera, Texas Astro (CAPELLA)
Aulz 05/0530Z 05/0530Z N & S o Houston, Taxas Houston, Texas Astro (Stars) Astro(Stars)
Aug 05/0635Z over ElLington AFB, Taxas ElLington AFB, Taxas A/C
Aug 05/0630Z s of Houston, Texas Houston, Texas Astro (Msteor)
Aug 05/06252 05/0625Z of Houston, Taxas Astro (Metecr) (Metecr)
-5 Aug Aug 05/0800z N or Houston, Texas Houston, Texas A/C A/C.
10t020 Jul 11/0130Z 10to20 Jul 11/0130Z N of Houston, Texas ASTRO (VENUS)
19 Jul 20/0215Z Houston, Texas Insufficient Data
3 Aug Aug C4/0600Z C4/0600z Houston, Texas A/C
4 Aug 05/O425Z NW of Houston, Texas 05/0425Z of Houston, Texas Ballcon
05/1545Z Pasadera, Texas Probably A/C
05/02152 Houston, Texas. A/C
05/0600z N Houston, Texas Astro (Meteor)
03/0400Z Du of Houston, Taxas Possible Helo
Aug Houston, Taxas 5 Other Boys Birds
W & SW of Houston, Teccas Insufficient Data
05/0622Z Houston, Texas Insufficient Data
5+n++++m++++n4 04/0527Z Houston, Texas Astro (Stars)
05/0310Z Pasadera, Taxas A/C
05/0605Z SW of Houston, Texas A/C
05/0820Z NE o Houston, Texas A/C (Probably)
05/0840Z Seabrook, Texas & 2 Others Astro (Star/Pla
06/03452 N of Houston, Texas Probabla Metaor
06/0325z M of Houston, Texas Astro ARCTURUS)
0455Z N of Houston, Taxas Astro (Mateor)
0245Z Meyerlard, Houston, Te exas Probable A/C
Aug 07/06302 MNE o Houston, Texas Astro (Metsor)
417 Aug Aug 08/0400Z 03/0400Z W of Houston, Texas Astro (ARCTURUS) Astro (ARCTURUS)
42 -7 Aug A Aug 08/04152 Houston, Texas Houston, Taxas A/C
43 Houston & Ellington, Texas 1 Astro (Mateor) Astro (Meteor)
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2. Complete Information Sheet in duplicate and forward to BDO.
3.a.Name Address
Phone _Age3S__Occupation
b. Shape of Object_top half of tha meon Color_hright oranga
Size (compare to dime, quarter, baseball, basketball, or larger item)
Number Objects
f. f. Formation, if more than one
g Unusual features of object_looked lika a spaa Unusual features of objectlooked lika a spaca
h. Was there a tail, vapor trail, or exhaust?_ i. Any Sound
j. What called attention to the observer
k, K. What angle and elevation was the object on first on observance 30 O
1. What angle and elevation was the object when disappeared
m. What was the flight path of object (to north or south, to sast or west) and
were there any maneuvers of the object har towarda tha southeast.
n. How did the object disappear (instantly, to the north, no direction, etc.)
O, How long was the object visible (5 min, I hour, etc.) l to 2 min
P.
naked ave
7. Time and date of sighting_ Iaazy Time and date of sighting_iI 2200,2.Ang
r. Light conditions (night, day, dusk)_night
S2 Geographical position of object (North of Houston, South of Pasadena,
directly overhead, etc.)dua wast of Houston.. directly overhead, etc.)dua west of Houaton..
t. Weather (clear day, hazy, cloudy, broken clouds, etc.) cloudy Weather (clear day, hazy, cloudy, broken clouds, etc.)_cloudy & broken
u. u. Temperaturas of day (80°, 90, etc)
v. OTHER INFoRMAfIoN not answered above: Thunderstorms in the soutiwest quadrant. OTHER INFORMATION not anSWered aboVe: Thu nderstorms in the southrvest cuadrant.
5. Thank caller for information, but do not promise that a return call will be mads
to confirm nor deny the observance of the object.
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Surfare 030/6
6avol 300/9
10,000 330/10
16. 000 280/5
29010 300/15
3y000 3y100 280/25 280/25
50,000 290/25
80,000 .070/35 .070/33
2.weathe andit. 2. weathe ardit.
12000' 0/0 1 i vis.
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1. A Answers to the following questions will be obtained from persons calling in
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3.a.Name Address
Phone _Age_13__Occupation
b. Shape of Object Birds C. Color Black & White
Size (compare to dime, quarter, baseball, basketball, or larger item)
. e. Number of Objects Several e. Number of Objects Several
f. f. Formation, if more than one Formation, if more than one disc shaned and spinninz
go Unusual features of object_
h. Was there a tail, vapor trail, or exhaust? i. Any Sound Yes
|1||
k. What angle and elevation was the object on first observance k. What angle and elevation was the object on first observance
1. What angle and elevation was the object when disappeared 4
m. What was the flight path of object (to north or south, to east or west) and
were there any maneuvers of the objeet
n.
O. How long was the object visible (5 min, 1 hour, etc.) l3cs to 13o
p. How was the object observed (naked eye, radar, telescope, binoculars, etc.)
9. Time and date of sighting_ 4 AllZ
r. Light conditions (night, day, dusk) Light conditions (night, day, dusk)
S. Geographical position of object (North of Houston, South of Pasadena, Geographical position of object (North of Houston, South of Pasadena,
directly overhead, etc.)
t. t. Weather (clear day, hazy, cloudy, broken clouds, stc.)_ Weather (clear day, hazy, cloudy, broken clouds, etc.)_
u. Temperatures of day (80°, 90, etc) Temperaturas of day (80, 90, etc)
v. OTHER INFORMATION not ansWered aboVe: OTHER INFORMATION not answered aboVe: Darting in and out of clouds
5. Thank caller for information, but do not promise that a return call will be made
to confirm nor deny the observance of the object.
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l. Answers to the following questions will be obtained from persons calling in
regard to the observance of an unidentified flying object (uFo). If person refuses
to give answers to 3a, do not complete report.
3.a.Name Address
Phone Aga Occupation
b. Shape of Object C. Color_Different colors
d, Size (compare to dime, quarter, baseball, basketball, or larger item)
f. Formation, if more than one_2 Si a mile apart, I west, I Sw farther to right Formation, if more than ons_2 Sw a mile apart, I west, I Sw farthar to right
go Unusual features of object_gLowing Unusual features of object__glowing
h, Was there a tail, vapor trail, or exhaust? i. Any Sound Any Sound
j. What called attention to the observer
k. What angle and elevation was the object on first observance k. What angle and elevation was the object on first observance
1. What angle and alevation was the object when disappeared
m, What was the flight path of object (to north or south, to east or west) and
were there any maneuvers of the object
n. How did t
0. How long was the object visible (5 min, I hour, etc.)
p.
q. Time and date of sighting_
r, r. Light conditions (night, day, dusk) Light conditions (night, day, dusk)
S. Geographical position of object (North of Houston, South of Pasadena,
directly overhead, etc.) west & southwest of Houston directly overhead, etc.) west & southwest or Houston -
t. t. Weather (clear day, hazy, cloudy, broken clouds, ete.)
u. Temperatures of day (80°, 90°, stc) Temperatures of day (80°, 90, stc)
v. V. OTHER INFORMATION not ansWered above: OTHER INFORMATION not ansWered aboVe: A
5. Thank caller for information, but do not promise that a return call will be made
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UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS (UFO)
INFORMATION SHEET
1. Answers to the following questions will be obtained from persons calling in
regard to the observance of an unidentified flying object (uFo). If person refuses
to give answers to 3a, do not complete report.
2. Complete Information Sheet in duplicate and forward to BDO.
3.a.Name_Mrs Address
Phone Age Occupation
b. Shape of Object C. Color Rad
d. Size (compare to dims, quarter, baseball, basketball, or larger item)
9. Number of Objects
f. Formation, if more than one_ Formation, if more than one
g. Unusual features of object glowing - very high frequancy squaal Unusual features of object glowing - very high frequaney squaal
h. Was there a tail, vapor trail, or exhaust? i. Any Sound_yes Was there a tail, vapor trail, or exhaust? i. Any Sound_ yes
j. What called attention to the observer barkinz dogs
k. What angle and elevation was the object on first observance
+
1. What angle and elevation was t the object when disappeared
m, What was the flight path of object (to north or south, to east or wast) and
were there any maneuvers of the object
n.
o. How long was the object visible (5 min, I hour, etc.).
P.
q. Time and date of sighting O022, 4 Auz
r. r. Light conditions (night, day, dusk) Light conditions (night, day, dusk) night nlght
s. S, Geographical position of object (North of Houston, South of Pasadena,
directly overhead, etc.)_ directly overhead, etc.
t. Weather (clear day, hazy, cloudy, broken clouds, ete.)
Tamparatures of day (80, 90°, etc)_ Temparatures of day (80°, 90°, etc) -
u.
v, v, OTHER INFORMATION not answered above: OTHER INFORMATION not answered above:
5. Thank caller for information, but do not promise that a return call will be made
to confirm nor deny the observance of the object.
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l. Answers to the following questions will be obtained from persons calling in
regard to the observance of an unidentified flying object (uFo). If person refuses
to give answers to 3a, do not complete report.
. Complete Information Sheet in duplicate and forward to BDO
3.a.Nams Address Houston Tex
Phone _Ago___Occupation_
b. Shape or Object round C. Color_graen, rad, blua 2
d. Size (compare to dime, quarter, baseball, basketball, or larger item) white
e.
g. Unusual features of object_stctnad vith 1i Unusual features of object_strtrad with ligh
h. Was there a tail, vapor trail, or exhaust? i. Any Sound
j. What called attention to the observer
k. What angle and elevation was the-object on first observance k. What angle and elevation was the-object on first observance
1, What angle and elevation was the object when disappeared
m What was the flight path of object (to north or south, to east or west) and
were there any maneuvers of the object
A
n.
o. How long was the object visible (5 min, 1 hour, etc.)_
P.
binoculars
q. Time and date of sighting_ 23273 Au1g
r. Light conditions (night, day, dusk)_ Light conditions (night, day, dusk) night
S. s. Geographical position of object (North of Houston, South of Pasadena,
directly overhead, etc.)
t. t. Weather (clear day, hazy, cloudy, broken clouds, etc.)
u. u Temperatures of day (80°, 90°, etc) Temperatures of day (80°, 90, etc)
v. OTHER INFORMATION not ansWered above:
Flashing one per seeond green, red, blue, & white
5. Thank caller for information, but do not promise that a return call will be made
to confirm nor deny the observance of the object.
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14. Did the object disappeer while you were watching it? If so, how?
tt war trovdling as heflly as i miteor and barnt
oit tne a stat.(tiae seea meters beloe
15. Did the abject move behind something at any time, particularly a cloud?
(Circle One): Yes No Don't Know. IF you answared YES, then tell what
it moved behind:
16. Did the object mova in front of something at any time, partieularly a cloud? 16. Did the object move in frant of something at any time, partieularly a cloud?
(Circle One): Yes No) No Don't Know. IF you answared YES, then tell what
in front of:
17. Tall in a few words the following things about the object:
. Sound __ aC
b. Color____
18. We wish to know ths angular size. Hold a match stick ar arm's length in line with a known object ond note how
much of the object is covered by the head of the match. If you had performed this experiment ar the time of the
sighting, how much of the object would have been covered by the match head?
£alile lissthan ald
(et
19. Draw a picture that will show the shape of the object or objects. Label and include in your sketch any details
of the object that you saw such as wings, protrusions, etc., and especially exhaust trails or vapor trails. of the object that you saw such as wings, protrusions, etc., and especially exhaust trails or vapor trails.
Place an arrow besida the drawing to show the direction the object was moving.
think 4911=2010 404201
Fufpuyrel uifooyre
Round Round
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l. Answers to the following questions will be obtained from persons calling in
person refuses
to give answers to 3a, do not complete report,
. Complete Information Sheet in duplicate and forward to BDo.
3.a.Name_ Address Pasadena, Tex
Phone Occupation
b. Shapa of Object Round C. Colorwhita
d. Size (compare to dime, quarter, baseball, basketball, or larger item)
f. Formation, if more than one
go Unusual features of object_
h. Was there a tail, vapor trail, or exhaust? i. Any Sound
j. What called attention to the observer
to the east
m. What was the flight path of object (to north or south, to east or west) and
were there any maneuvers of the object east to wast and then reversed coursa
and went west to east.
n. How did the object disappear (instantly, to the north, no direction, etc.)
to the east
O. How long was the object visible (5 min, 1 hour, etc.) 2 mtn
p.
throuzhfa telescope
q. Time and date of sighting 2llo,  Aug
r. Light conditions (night, day, dusk)night
S. Geographical position of object (North of Houston, South of Pasadena,
directly overhead, etc.)
t. Weather (clear day, hazy, cloudy, broken clouds, etc.
u.
V. OTHER INFORMATION not ansWered sbove: high altitude & high speed.
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UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS (UFO)
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1. Answers to the following questions will be obtained from persons calling in
regard to the observance of an unidentified flying object (uro). If person refuses
to give answers to 3a, do not complete report.
3.a.Name Address
Phone _Ag.__Ocoupation
b. Shape of Object .round C. Colorred, blua Ereen
d. Size (compare to dime, quarter, baseball, basketball, or larger item) Size (compara to dime, quarter, baseball, basketball, or larger item)
e. Number of Objects
f. f. Formation, if more than one Formation, if more than one
g. g. Unusual features of object changing lights
h. Was there a tail, vapor trail, or exhaust?i. Any Sound_ Was there a tail, vapor trail, or exhaust? i. Any Sound Yes
j. j. What called attention to the observer_ high pitched sound What called attention to the observer high pitched sound
k. What angle and elevation was the object on first observance overhead directly
What angle and elevation was the object when disappeared
m What was the flight path of object (to north or south, to east or west) and
were there any maneuvers of the object  southeast. to west
n.
to vest
o, How long was the object visible (5 min, 1 hour, ete.)_
p.
naked eye
q. Time and date of sighting oco5. 4 Aug Time and date of sighting ug
r. Light conditions (night, day, dusk) night
S. Geographical position of object (North of Houston, South of Pasadena,
directly overhead, etc.) directly overhead - southwest of Houston directly overhead, etc.)_ directly overhead - southwest of Houston
t. Weather (clear day, hazy, cloudy, broken clouds, ete.)
u Temperatures of day (80°, 90°, etc) Temperatures of day (80°, 90, etc)
v. V. OTHER INFORMATION not ansWered above: OTHER INFORMATION not answered aboVe:
5. Thank caller for information, but do not promise that a return call will be mads
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UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS (UFO)
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l, Answers to the following questions will be obtained from persons calling in
regard to the observance of an unidentified flying objact (uro). person refuses
to give answers to 3a, do not complete report.
2. Complete Information Sheet in duplicate and forward to BDO.
3.a.Nams_Mrs Address Houston ex
Phone Ag_ Occupation
b. Shape of Object C. Color
d. Size (compare to dime, quarter, baseball, basketball, or larger item)
e
f. Formation, if more than one both cana tozetber
g.
h. Was there a tail, vapor trail, or exhaust? i. Any Sound
jo What called attention to the observer
k. k. What angle and elevation was the object on-first observance 450
1. What angle and elevation was t the object when disappeared
ma What was the flight path of object (to north or south, to east or west) and
were there any maneuvers of the object northeart
n.
over the horizon
o. How long was the object visible (5 min, 1 hour, etc.)
p.
naked eve
q. Time and date of sighting_ 0220, 4 august
r. r. Light conditions (night, day, dusk) Light conditions (night, day, dusk) night nizht
5. S. Geographical position of object (North of Houston, South of Pasadena,
directly overhead, etc.) northeast of Houston northeast of Houston
t. Weather (clear day, hazy, cloudy, broken clouds, etc.) Weather (clear day, hazy, cloudy, broken clouds, etc.)
u. Temperaturas of day (80°, 90°, etc) Temparatures of day (80°, 90°, etc)
v. OTHER INFORMATION not ansWered above: OTHER INFORMATION not answered above:
5. Thank caller for information, but do not promise that a return call will be mads
to confirm nor deny the observance of the object.
34

UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS (UFO)
INFORMATION SHEET
l. Answers to the following questions will be obtained from persons calling in
regard to the observance of an unidentified flying object (uro). person refuses
to give answers to 3a, do not complete report.
3.a.Name Address Tex
Phone ge Occupation
b. Shape of Object c Color_ very bright
d. Size (compare to dime, quarter, baseball, basketball, or larger item)
e. Number of Objects_L. e. Nunber of Objects
f. f. Formation, if more than one
g. Unusual features of object moved straight down, straight up, & at right angles.
h. Was there a tail, vapor trail, or exhaust? in Any Sound
j. What called attention to the observer
k. What angle and elevation was the object on first observance k. What angle and elevation was the object on first observance
1. What angle and elevation was the object when disappeared
m. What was the flight path of object (to north or south, to east or west) and
were there any maneuvers of the object
n.
0. How long was the object visible (5 min, 1 hour, etc.)_
p.
q. Time and date of sightingOzito, 4 Aug
r. Light conditions (night, day, dusk)night Light conditions (night, day, dusk) night
S. Geographical position of object (North of Houston, South of Pasadena,
directly overhead, etc.) directly overhead, etc.).
t. Weather (clear day, hazy, cloudy, broken clouds, etc.) Weather (clear day, hazy, cloudy, broken clouds, stc.)
u. U. Temperatures of day (80°, 90, etc) Temperatures of day (80°, 90, stc)
V. OTHER INFORMATION not ansWered above: OTHER INFORMATION not ansWered above:
5. Thank caller for information, but do not promise that a return call will be mads
to confirm nor deny the observance of the object.
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UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS (UFO)
INFORMATION SHEET
1. Answers to the following questions will be obtained from persons calling in
regard to the observance of an unidentified flying object (Ufo). If person refuses
to give answers to 3a, do not complete report.
2. Complete Information Sheet in duplicate and forward to BDO.
3.a.Name Addre
Phone Age2ZOccupation PAiL571
6 Shape of Object_S Ia2
d. Size (compare to dime, quarter, baseball, basketball, or larger item)
PIN POINT e. Number of Objects e Number of Objects
f. Formation, if more than one Formation, if more than one
g. Unusuel features of object RRicN/ RiS/AC Unusuel features of object RRicNZ qr
h. h. Was there a tail, vapor trail, or exhaust? A) i. Any Sound
j. What called attention to the observau-AonA/ I
o A A
k. What angle and elevation was the object on first observance K. V
1.
m. What was the flight path of object (to north or south, to east or west) and
were there any maneuvers of the object NORTH
n.
T
O. How\long was the object visible (5 min, i hour, ate.)_ Secs,
p.
q Time and date of sighting 2/45 5 AU6. 6 5
r. r. Light conditions (night, day, dusk)A/GAT. Light conditions (night, day, dusk)
S. Geographical position of object (North of Houston, South of Pasadena,
directly overhead, etc.)2MaRIl.DEtlous TON. directly overhead, etc.)2MaRIlDELlous TON.
t. Weather (clear day, hazy, cloudy, broken clouds, etc.)_BRokeN_CUO5. Weather (clear day, hazy, cloudy, broken clouds, etc.)BRokeN_C DO5.
Un Temparatures of day (80°, 90°, sta). Temperatures of day (8o, 90°, etc).
v. OTHER INFORMATION not answered above:
5. Thank caller for information, but do not promise that a return call will ce made
to confirm nor deny the observance of the object.
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l. Answers to the following questions will be obtained from persons calling in
to give answers to 3a, do not complete report.
2. Complete Information Sheet in duplicate and forward to BDO.
3.a.Name Add
Phor Age Occupation
Shape of Object
d. Size (compare to dime, quarter, baseball, basketball, or larger item)
.
f. Formation, if more than on
g. Unusuahfeatures of objeet
h. Was there a tatr, vapor trail, or exhaust?/i. Any Sound_
j. What called attention to the observer A
k. What angle and elevation was the object on first observance k. What angle and elevation was the object on first observance
1. What angle and elevation was the object when disappeared
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m. What was the flight path of object (to north or south, to east_or, west) and
were there any maneuvers of the object
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n.
. How long was the object visible (5 min, 1 hour, stc.)
p. How was the object obsarved (naked eye, radar, telescope, binoculars, etc)
1
q. Time and date of sighting/
r. Light conditions (night, day, dusk)
S Geographical position of object (North of Houston, South of Pasadena,
directly overhead, etc.)/
t.
u Temperatures of day (80°, 90, etc)
V, OTHER INFORMATION not ansWered above:
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1 Answers to the following questions will be obtained from persons calling in
regard to the observance of an unidentified flying object (uFo). If person refuses
to give answers to 3a, do not complete report.
-
2. Complete Information Sheet in duplicate and forward to BDO.
3.a Addre
Phor Age_ Occupation
b. Shape of Object C.
d: Size (compare to dime, quarter, baseball, basketball, or larger item)
f. Formation, if more than one
go Unusual features of object
h. Was there a tail, vapor trail, or exhaust? i. Any Sound
j. What called attention to the observer
K. What angle and elevation was the object on first observance
1. What angle and elevation was the object when disappeared
m. What was the flight path of object (te-n to east or west and
were there any maneuvers of the object
n. How did the object disappear (instantly, to-the morth, no dfr rectrom, etc.)
O How long was the object visible (5 min, I hour, stc.)( 2€
p.
K
q. Time and date of sighting_
r. Light conditions (night, day,dusk Light conditions (night, day,dusk).
S0 Geographical position of object (North of Houston, South of Pasadena, Geographical position of object (North of Houston, South of -Pasadena,
directlyoverhead,ete.) directlyoverhead,ete.). Neth Neth Hten t
t. t. Weather (clear-day, hazy, cloudy, broken clouds, stc.)
U U. Temperatures of day (8e, 90, etc) Temperatures of day (Se, 90, eto)
V V OTHER INFORMATION not anSWered above: OTHER INFORMATION not answered aboVe:
Thank caller for information, but do not promise that a return call will be made
to confirm nor deny the observance of the object.

UNIDENTIFIED FLYING.OBJECTS (UFO)
INFORMATION SHEET
I. Answers to the following questions will be obtained from persons calling in
regard to the observance of an unidentified flying object (uFo). If person refuses
to give answers to 3a, do not complete report.
2. Complets Information Sheet in duplicate and forward to BDO.
3 _Address
Age2OccupationXau
b. Shape of Object_ C. Colork
d. Size (compare to dime, quarter, baseball, basketball, or larger item)
f. Formation, if more than one
go Unusual features of object_Blac k aikaly
h
j. V What called attention to the observer
k. What angle and elevation was the object on first observance K. 2
1 What angle and elevation was the object when disappeared_
rikrd up iored
m What was the flight path of object (to north or south, to east or west) and
were there any maneuvers of the object
n. How did the object disappear (instantly, to the north, no direction, etc.)
O How long was the object visible (5 min, 1 hour, etc.)
p.
1/Akec 044
q. Time and date of sightingo5 ime aid uace 0r srsneiis.
6
r. Light conditions (night, day, dusk)
So S. Geographical position of object (North of Houston, South of Pasadena, Geographical position of object (North of Houston, South of Pasadena,
directly overhead, etc.)
t. Weather (clear day, hazy, cloudy, broken clouds, etc.)
u u Temperatures of day (80°, 90°, ete) MNUSPP
v. OTHER INFORMATION not ansWered above: OTHER INFORMATION not answered aboVe:
5. Thank caller for information, but do not promise that a return call will be mads
to confirm nor deny the observance of the object.
39

..
UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS (UFO)
INFORMATION SHEET
l. Answers to the following questions w vill be obtained from persons calling in
regard to the observance of an unidentified flying object (uFo). If person refuses
to give answers to 3a, do not complete report.
2. Complete Information Sheet in duplicate and forward to BDO.
3.a.Naiex
Phone ge Le Occupation
b. Shape of Object Color
d. Size (compare to dime, quarter, baseball, basketball, or larger item)
e. Number of Objects 2
f. Formation, if more than one_ Formation, if more than one.
S Unusual features of object / Unusual features of object 7
Was there a tail, vapor trail, or exhaust? Any Sound Any Sound
j What called attention to the observer ARIVINS BRIVINS
k. What angle and elevation was the object on first observance_ What angle and elevation was the object on first observance.
1. What angle and elevation was the object when disappeared
Al
m. What was the flight path of object (to north or, , to east or west) and
were there any maneuvers of the object
n.
3
O
p.
: N:
9 Time and date of sighting 7 L.
r. r. Light conditions (night, day, dusk)_ Light conditions (night, day, dusk)
So Geographical position of object (North of Houston, South of Pasadena, / , Geographical position of object (North of Houston, South/of Pasadena, HT
directly overhead, etc.)
t. t. Weather (clear day, hazy, cloudy, broken clouds, etc.) Weather (clear day, hazy, cloudy, broken clouds, ete.)
U Temperatures of day (80°, 90°, stc) Temperaturas of day (80°, 90°, ste)
V. V, OTHER INFORMATION not ansWered above: OTHER INFORMATION not ansWered aboVe:
5. Thank caller for information, but do not promise that a return call will be mads
to confirm nor deny the observance of the object.

UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS (UFO)
INFORMATION SHEET
If person refuses
to give answers to 3a, do not complete report.
2. Complete Information Sheet in duplicate and forward to BDO.
3.a.Name Address
Phone Age 2 Occupation Hav< wife
b. Shape of ObjectCoavd Color_Lhite-d
d. Size (compare to dime, quarter, baseball, basketball, or larger item)
dime
f. Formation, if more than one.
g. tos Unusual features of object
h. Was there a tail, vapor trail, or exhaust? ∠O i. Any Sound
j. What called attention to the observer
k. What angle and elevation was the object on first observance
450 UNK.
1. What angle and elevation was the object when disappeared
452 0neR House's
m. What was the flight path of object (to north or south, to east or west) and
n.
Faded aut
O.
p.
NAked =VE = bivrrutARs
q Time and date of sighting dooo hi
r. r. Light concitions (night, day,.d
Sa Geographical position of object (North of Houston, South of Pasadena,
directlyoverhead, etc.)Lest-dlyustor directly overhead, etc.)Lest-dyustor
t.
Temperatures of day (80, 90, etc) Temperatures of day (80°, 90, etc)_ Cken C/en2
u u
V. V. OTHER INFORMATION not answered above: OTHER INFORMATION not answered aboVe:
5, Thank caller for information, but do not promise that a return call will be made
to confirm nor deny the observance of the object.
UII
.

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2. Do you think you can estimate the spaed of the object?
(Circla One) Yes
apiedofa
miteprite
2. Do you think you can estimate how far away from you the object was?
(Circle One) Yes No
/
IF you onswered YES, then how far away would you say it was? 4 ole
22. Where were you located when you saw the objecr? 23. Were you (Circle One)
(Circle One):
a. In tha business section of a city?
aInside a building aInside a building b. In the residential section of a city?
b. In a cor c. In open countryside?
c. c. Outdoors Outdoors d. Near on airfiald? d. Near on airfiald?
d. In an airpiane (rype) e. Flying over a cily? e. Flying over a cily?
. Al saa . Al saa 1. Flying over opan country? Flying over opan country?
f. Other _ f. Other _ g. Other Other_
24. IF you ware MOVING IN AN AUTOMOBILE or other vehicle ot the time, than complete the following quastions:
24.1 What direction were you moving? (Cirele One)
G. North c. East e. South g. West
b. Northeast d. Southeast f. Southwest h. Northwest
24.2 How fast wers you moving? miles per hour.
24.3 Did you stop at any time while you ware looking at tha object?
(Circla One) Yos No
25. Did you observe the object through any of the following?
a. Eyeglasses Yes No e. Binoculars Yes No
b. Sun glasses Yes No f. Telescope Yes (No
c. Windshield No g. Theodolits Yes (No
d. Window glass Yes No h. Other
26. In order that you can give as clear a picture as possible of whut you saw, describe in your own words a common
object or objects which, when placed up in the sky, would give the same appearance as the object which you saw.

UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS (UFO)
INFORMATION SHEET
l. Answers to the following questions will be obtained from persons calling in
regard to the observance of an unidentified flying object (UFo). If person refuses
to give answers to 3a, do not complete report.
3.a.Name Add
Phone _Age__Occupation Flet. cadet
b. Shape or Object Ko. C. ColorDag0sh
d. Size (compare to dime, quarter, baseball, basketball, or larger item)
Autobile
f.. Formation, if more than one
g. Unusual features of object G/eu En2wa be Htowi
ho
m. What was the flight path of object (to north or south, to east or west) and
were there any maneuvers of the object_
Nonth East G South
n.
0.
p.
stdce
q. Time and date of sightingo Iime and uace Ol Sfgnc.
r. r. Light conditions (night, day, dusk)
So Geographical position of object (North of Houston, South of Pasadena,
directly overhead, etc.)ouer. slon
t. Weather (clear day, hazy, cloudy, broken clouds, etc.)
u Temperatures of day (80°, 90°, etc) Temperatures of day (80, 90, etc)
v. OTHER INFORMATION not answered above: OTHER INFORMATION not anSwered above:
dip towand to wand
southto seoth
5. Thank caller for information, but do not promise that a return call will be made
to confirm nor deny the observance of the object.

2
UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS (UFO)
INFORMATION SHEET
i. Answers to the following questions will be obtained from persons calling in
regard to the observance of an unidentified flying object (uFo). If person refuses
to give answers to 3a, do not complete report.
Complete Information Sheet in duplicate and forward to BDO.
3.a.Name Add
Phones Age /Occupation
b. Shape of Object C. Color
d. Size (compare to dime, quarter, baseball, basketball, or larger item) Mpare to dime, quarter, baseoall, basketbail, or larger item)
011 e. Number of Objects e. Number of Objects
f. f. Formation, if more than one Formation, if more than one =
go g. Unusual features of object Unusual features of object
h. Was there a tail, vapor trail, or exhaust? i. Was there a tail, vapor trail, or exhaust? i. Any Sound Any Sound
I
k. What angle and elevation was the object on first observance K What angle and elevation was the object on first observance
1, What angle and elevation was the object when disappeared
m. What was the flight path of object (to north or south, to sast or west) and
were there any maneuvers of the object
1
n.
ded
O. How long was the object visible (5 min, l hour, etc.)
p.
. Ni-d
q. Time and date of sighting_ lime and dace or Signeing.
r. Light conditions (night, day, dusk)
S So Geographical position of object (North of Houston, South of Pasadena, Geographical position of object (North of Houston, South of Pasadena,
directlyoverhead,etc
t. Weather (clear day, hazy, cloudy, broken clouds, ete.) Weather (clear day, hazy, cloudy, broken clouds, etc.)
uo Temperatures of day (80, 90°, etc)2 Temperatures of day (80°, 90°, etc)
V. OTHER INFORMATION not answered above: OTHER INFORMATION not answered above:
5. Thank caller for information, but do not promise that a return call will be mads
to confirm nor deny the observance of the object.
43

UNCLASSIFIED
NNNNZZCHQA853 DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE
STAFF MESSAGE BRANCH
INCOMING MESSAGE
AF IN: 5 51625 (6Aug65) C/rlj Pg l of 2
ACTION: N NIN-7
INFO: XOP-1, XOPX-8, SAFOS-3, DIA-1 (21) -
SMB A128
ZZCHQA853ZCWJX269
PP RUEAHO
DE RUWGJU 1 2181704 DE RUWGJU 1 2181704
ZNR UUUUU ZNR UUUUU
P 061700Z P 061700Z
FM 2578 AB SQ ELLINGTON AFB TEX FM 2578 AB SO ELLINGTON AFB TEX
TO RUWGALE/AIR DEFENSE COMMAND ENT AFB COLO
RUCDSQ/AFSC FOREIGN TECHNOLOGY DIVISION WRIGHT PATTERSON AFB OHIO
RUEAHQ/HQ USAF AFNIN WASHINGTON DC
RUCOBN/CONAC OOP ROBINS S AFB GA
BT
UNCLAS BDO 0097I AUG 65.
THE PAST THREE DAYS (3, 4, 5 AUG) FROM CIVILIANS OF THE HOUSTON THE PAST THREE DAYS (3, 4, 5 AUG) FROM CIVILIANS OF THE HOUSTON .
AREA REPORTING UNKNOWN FLYING OBJECTS. THE MAJORITY OF THESE AREA REPORTING UNKNOWN FLYING OBJECTS. THE MAJORITY OF THESE
CALLS INVOLVE FAST MOVING OR STATIONARY VARIED COLORED BLINKING
LIGHTS. A TOTAL OF 40 REPORTS HAVE BEEN RECEIVED AND ARE
PRESENTLY BEING SCREENED TO DETERMINE IF ACTION IS REQUIRED UNDER -
AFR 200-2. LOCAL ACW RADAR REPORTS NEGATIVE UNKNOWN SITINGS
DURING PERIOD UNDER CONSIDERATION.

UNCLASSIFIED —
DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE
STAFF MESSAGE BRANCH
INCOMING MESSAGE
PAGE 2 RUWGJU I UNCLAS AF IN: 51625 (6Aug65) Pg 2 of 2
CONDITIONS PREVAILING DURING THE NIGHT OF 4 AUGUST WHEN THE
MAJORITY OF THE REPORTS WERE RECEIVED: 2000 HOURS, POSSIBLE
INVERSION AT 2500 FEET; 2000-2400 HOURS, INVERSION BETWEEN S000-
9000 FEET; 2000 HOUR OBSERVATION 2500 FEET SCATTERED HIGH SCATTER
CLOUDS, ELEVEN MILES SURFACE VISIBILITY, TEMPERATURE 79 DEGREES, CLOUDS, ELEVEN MILES SURFACE VISIBILITY, TEMPERATURE 79 DEGREES,
DEW POINT 73 DEGREES, NO THUNDERSTORMS IN THE AREA, SURFACE WINDS DEW POINT 73 DEGREES, NO THUNDERSTORMS IN THE AREA, SURFACE WINDS
160 DEGREES AT 6 KNOTS; WINDS AT ALTITUDE (ESTIMATED) S000 FEET
130/15, 10,300 FEET 143/15, 16, 000 FEET 170/5, 20, 000 FEET 130/15, 10,000 FEET 143/15, 16,000 FEET 170/5, 20,000 FEET
320/5, 30,200 FEET 340/10, 50,000 FEET 310/15; TEMPERATURE AT
ALTITUDE, 2000 FEET 24 DEGREES; 4000 FEET 20 DEGREES; 6000 TSE
S 2
12,000 FEET 5 DEGREES; 13,800 CET ZERO DEGREES. ALL TIMES
ARE LOCAL CST.
BT

DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE
2578TH AIR BASE SQUADRON (CONAC)
ELLINGTON AIR FORCE BASE, TEXAS 77O30
REPLYTO ATTN OF: BDO-A 24 August 1965
SUBJECT: Transmittal of UFO Reports
TO: Foreign Technology Division
Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio
AFTN: Major Hector Quintanilla
1. Copies of all UFO reports received from personnel in the area of
Houston, Texas, are forwarded as requested by Houston, Texas, are forwarded requested by Sgt Moody Sgt Moody during our during our
telephone conversation telephone conversatior 23 August 1965. August 1965.
2. I have conducted preliminary investigations on all reports which
did not conform with the description of familiar or known objects
as stated in paragraph la of AFR 20o-2. None of the investigations
developed additional facts which required further action.
3. A Additional reports will be forwarded as they are received.
FOR THE COMMANDER
LAURENCE R. LEACH, JR., MajOr, USAF 68 Atchs
Assistant Director of Operations 1. through 68. UFO Info Sheets
Directorate of Operations
NOTE: CASES 1-43 in MIDNEST FLAP FOLDER 31 July -1O AuguSt 1965
CASES L4-6s in case file as E IXXxk individual cases.

DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE
257BTH AIR BASE SQUADRON (CONAC)
ELLINGTON AIR FORCE BASE, TEXAS 77030
'HEPLYTO ATTN OF: BDO-A 24 August 1965
SUBJECT: Transmittal of UFO Reports
TO: Foreign Technology Division
Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio
ArTN: Major Hector Quintanilla
l. Copies of all UFO Copies of all Ufo reports recelved Irom personnel in tne area O reports received from personnel in the area of
Houston, Texas, are forwarded as requested by Sgt Moody during our Houston, Texas, are fo orwarded as requested by Sgt Moody during our
telephone conversatior telephone conversation 23 August 1965. August 1965.
2. I have conducted preliminary investigations on all reports which
did not conform with the description of familiar or known objects did not conform with the description of famniliar or known objects
as stated in paragraph la of AFR 200-2. None of the investigations as stated in paragraph la of AFR 20o-2. None of the investigations
developed additional facts which required further action. developed additional facts which required further action.
3. Additional 3. Additional reports will be forwarded as they are received. reports will be forwarded as they are received.
FOR THE NDER
LAURENCE R. LEACH, JR., MajOr, USAF 68 Atchs
Assistant Director of Operations 1. through 68. UFO Info Sheets
Directorate Operations
NOTE: CASES 1-43 in MIDWEST FLAP FOLDER -31 July -10 August 1965
CASES L4-bs in case file as KXX individual cases.
7

Dear Dear "Natchem" "latchem"
Watchem what you say.
Reference the attached articde. Reference the attached artiode.
radn Doneld E. Keyhoe 1 Donald E. Keyhoe, Mej
a) was. never associated with Air
b) The air force releases the information onnALL sightings, b th explained
and wexplained (example Socorro, N.M attachemnt and faot sheet)
c) The Air Force doos not ceubion ANYoN3 regarding Ixe retention of UFo
foldio
d) Keyhoe retired in 192a from the UsMc for medieal reasons, and did not "resign"
his commission.

Meteors Due
To Shower
1
This Week
The Earth's best known me-
toor shower will occur here .exas
Tuesday through Saturday.
The Perseid shower will reach Meteorologist Claims
its maximum display Thursday
night, when scientists predict up
to 50 meteors an hour.
Dr. Thomas Pulley, director UFOs Just Reflections Ds Just Reflections
of the Houston Museum of Nat-
ural Science, said the shower DALLAS, Tex.(AP)-Dale reported in recent days.
this year "will not be very easy Milford, radio and television Milford, meteorologist for Milford, meteorologist for
to see because of a full moon." meteorologist. said Wednes- stations WFAA, said he found stations WFAA, saidhe found
They will be seen as faintj They will be seen as faintj day he believes he has found confirmation of his theory to-
flashes if scen at all. the source of at least a source of at least a day after an airplane flight in day after an airplane flight in
He doubted the display-which large number of the unidenti- search of the phenomenon.
is caused by passage of the fied flying objects--UFO's-- fied flying objects--UFO's-- His theoryis that the UFO's
Earth through clouds of space are the reflection of light
dust-would add to the recent from a warmer layer of air from a warman lavar of ain
rash of flying saucer stories. between two cooler layers,
"All it takes for flying sau- called an inversion. The in-
cers is a newspaper story," he versions can be seen by wea-
said. ther bureau radar.
He and Kent Biffle of the
Dallas Morning News flew
at 9,500 feet early Wednes-
day morning over a Dallas
HOUSION CHRONICLE suburb, Richardson, to which
they were guided by ground re-
ports of flying objects and by
DIAL WATCHEM the U.S. Weather Bureau
Milford reported that he saw
what could be called a
IT'S SAUCER TIME AGAIN: "I understand there is a Na- "flying object." He said it was
tional Investigating Committee on Aerial Phenomena the reflection of a star.
(NICAP). How do I go about joining it? Does it investigate The meteorologist said the
unidentified flying obj jects?"-Sam Butier Jr. object moved back and forth
and changed direction
WATCHEM: NICAP is headed by Maj. Donald horizontally. horizonkaly.
E. Keyhoe. Keyhoe originally . Keyhoe originally a member of member of Milford said at one period
E. Keyhoe. es 'Project Bluebook' which inves- which inves-
the Air For ces 'Project Bluebook' the object, or reflection, re-
tigated reports of UFOs. He became disgusted and mained stationary for two
said: "The Air Force has a policy of only making minutes.
statements about sightings that could be explained.
The Air Force has an official regulation stating
unerplained sightings are not to be discussed."
He resigned his commission and became part of
NICAP. For more injormation. the address is
NICAP, 1535 Connecticut Ave., NE., Washington,
D.C.

4 August 196s
ied, CA 4.6868 HOUSTON CHRONICLE WednesDaY, AugUSt 4, 1965 Section Page 13
Many Texans Repori Sirange Objecis in
Unidentified flying objects, reported seven or eight objects near Denver. N. ar Alhuqueraue.
were reported Tuesday night that "bobbed up and down, hov-N.M., one sd past at low al-
South America. ered and darted about." One titude. It was'ggeen.
Hundreds of reports poured in report said the objects were Near Dallas, to menched
to the Air Force, the Weather spotted green on the side, with one through a thrscope. . was
Bureau, "ewspapers and radio a flashing red light on lop.
stations. Many were from points The Oklahoma City weather red.
in Texas. observer who repored flying ob- The Air Fer s cntinued teday
At Lufkin a newsman said he jects Sunday night, insisted to-t Ito say the thy pabably were
saw several of the objects that day they were "no mirage." Hejonly stars oi ;es, plus imng-
appeared to be moving south- deseribed the UFO as an oval ination.
eastward, and at the nearby An- with flat top and bottom "with with nla! top and bottom "With
gelina County Airpori an official two rings around it."
of the Federal Aviation Agency of the Federal Aviation Agency
said he watched one yntil dawn. said he watched one until dawn. Another Oklahoma City weath-
He concluded it was a star. He concluded it was a star. er observer saw one, too. He
Report Flashing said it was an airplane. said it was an airplane.
Officials at Kilgore, Nacog- Joined by Another
doches and other East Texas E In northern Arkansas a man
points said they received many points said they received many reported an object that "moved
reports from residents, who said reports from residents, who said back and forth" until it was
the UFOs flashed red and green joined by another, dark red in joined by anether, dark red in
lights as they moved slowly color. They flew off together, color. They flew off together,
across the sky. 3 he said.
In the Valley, hundreds of AP Wirephoto There were several reports' of
miles from the East Texas Mrs. Elmo Dillon ci Dallas shows sketch of unidentified red-and-white flashing objects
sightings, Raymond Rodriguez flying object she observed through an 85-power telescope
reported secing "four burning early Tuesday.
objects" that fell to the ground.
He said they resembled hot later the film also showed flashed red, white and blue
coals and burned his fountainlcight black dots in the sky. lights but "had no shape."
pen when touchied. He saved They resembled nothing but Many people gathered to
some of the ashes. eight black dots. watch the objects and saw them
Fromn Sherman, a radio news- "Had No Shape" move slowly to the southwest,
man reported watching a bright More colorful UFOs were re- Harvey said.
flare in the sky for more than ported by Gary Harvey, a Chey- At Sioux City, Jowa, a high
an hour. enne, Wyo., newspaper editor. school teacher reported he
He to'k pletures, which showed He said one hovered near the drove into the country to look
an ovnl flare of light giving off edge of town, but moved away for UFOs, and found one. "Any-
sparks. when he drove toward if. An- lone who claimed it was a star
In Junetion City, Kan, an- jother appeared in the opposite would be out of his mind," he
lother newsman took a picture direetion, but also moved away said.
of a skydiver, and discovered as he approached. He said both In Northern Mimesota, police

"Le 14.5
5 August 1965
UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJSDTS
HOUSTON FOST
5 August 1965
"1 HOUSTON
POST TOST S S AUG 65 AUG 6s
150 Call 150 Call Post in 2 llours
Post in 2 Mours
5
You Suov UFD? Faneg That ow Swov WFO? Faneg Ilhat 3 2
Those UFOs are blitzing the Those UFOs are blitzing the ANOTHER reportEd an ob-
Houston area. ject with one red and one white A 13-year-old A 13-vear-old reported a reported Ia fensive stand:
Houston. About 150 persons called the light flying over his elemen- ject "sho bright silver-and-orange ob- bright silver-and-orange ob- "I heen reading about these
Houston Post between 8 and tary school. ject "shot up into the sky" UF'Os and I'm not calling just
10 PM Wednesday to report One man said a group of from his backyard. "It dug up because of that," he sakd, "[
sightings. Many others called three red objects zipped from the grass," he added. damn woll saw somethiig to-
police. the southwest to the northeast ANOTHER MAN, from the night, and so did my wifd my
They came in various shapes horizon in 4) seconds. One of Jacinto City area, took a de- daughter and my son."
--like coins, arrowheads, balls them cireled to the north and
and one that looked like a came back.
four-leaf clover - and they Red, orange and white were
went in more directions than the most popular colors for
even the Ancient Mariner the unidentified craft. Although
could have believed. most rushed across the sky
ALTHOUGH mOSt of the in straight lines, some wav-
callers were children, some ered or wiggled, one fishtailed,
speaking to an accompaniment and another flew in a square.
of falsetto giggles, adults also NONE OF THE callers
ers. reported a number of sauc- sounded drunk.
One dignified-sounding lady Radar operators at the Hous-
who lives near Rice Univer- ton weather bureau and the
sity said she spotted a gold- Federal Aviation Agency at
colored four-leaf clover speed- the Houston International Air-
ing jabove the treetops." She port said they spotted nothing
woullin't give her name. on their screens they couldn't explain. on their sereens they couldn't
Orfe small boy reported a Ellingion Air Force Base ra-
bright object falling-like the darmen were unavailable for
star over the Domed Stadium. comment.

Pag5
27. In the following sketch, imagine that you are at the point shown. Place or " 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" on the compass
when you first saw it. Place a "B" on the compass where you last saw the object.
90 75.
60
45- NW NS
30
*
15 15° 3w 3W
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" at the end of the path, and show any changes in direction during the course. Tur id e wise)
Ground
A
Strait 11ne
Hencing tavard gio
29. IF there was MORE THAN ONE object, then how many were there?
Draw a picture of how they were arranged, and put an arrow to show the direction that they were traveling.

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UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS
Houston Post
4 August 1965
HousToN 7ost 4Auo65
Houstan Post 4.Rue65
A Squadron in Brazil! Flying Saucers
A Squadron in Brazil!
. Contimed From Page 1 Several Austin residents saw
wife and I and two children wife and I  and two children mysterious objects in the sky.
Saucers AreFlying Saucers Are Flying were siiting in the patio and were siting in the patio and An Austin meteorologist, Mel-
this thing was going south- vin McLaughlin, said an an- vin McLaughlin, said an dn-
west, spinning, at a high rate identified blip appeared on his identified blip appeared on his
All Around -Even of speed. It was kind of dull radar screen early Tuesday. radar screen carly Tuesday.
AllAround -Even OTHER REPORTS CAme OTHER REPORTS Came
red ... round like a plate." red . . . round like a plate."
Bobby Field, 13, of 1716 Bobby Field, 13, of 1716 from Norman. Okla; Minne-
71 Gray, and his aunt, Mrs Janle Iania apolis ND Saint Panl, Minn, apolis ND Saint Paul, Minn,
Landing Reported Field, reported secing an and Billings, Montana.
orange object move across the The sighting of the "squad-
sky toward the northwest at ron' in Brazil was first made
Peopile wore looking up in Houston Tuesday night. and like about the same time. by two little girls who said
hundreds of other sky-conscious observers on two continents, THE HOUSTON Police they saw four objects coming
they were seeing things. Department received a report over the horizon in broad dav-
Repaonts of unidentifled flying ohjects came from South- of a similar sighting at 8:49 light at Astorga, about 250
wost, Southeast and Northeast Houston, from towns through- PM. from Larry Jacksen of miles west of Sao Paulo.
ont Texas, Oklahoma. Montana, Minnesota and even from The girls called three neigh-
14330 Renauit. bors, who said they saw the
Brazil and Chile, Other reports of sightings four objects followed by 14
A squadron of 1s flying saucers was seen by five persons came to the Post from Frank other saucers flying in forma-
in northern Brazil's Parana State, according to press reports Leocadi, 11, who lives at 302 tion.
from Curitiba, Brazil. saucer Peden, and from Mrs Doro- A SPOKESMAN for Tinker
From Santiago, Chile, came a report of a flying thy Brown and her son. Ron- Air Force Base in Oklahoma
which landed, but took off when a group of people moved nie, who live in a rural com- City said an oificial dispatch
toward it. There was also a report of one possible landing munity near Cleveland. from Washington gave two
nenr Jusdin, Toxas. "I saw two of them." said possible explanations for the
SEVERAL HOUSTON residents who telephoned the Hous- Ronnie, 15. "The second one
ton Post reported seoing moving objects ahout 3:45 PM Tues- reported phenomena:
day. Some said what they saw was orange-colored, some I saw seemed to have a hook A meteor shower which
said rod, some said groen and blue. coming from the bottom." began July 26 and ends Fri-
Said H. P. Alford, Tin2 MeHenry: "At 15 minutes Said 1I. P. Alford, Tin2 McHenry: "At 15 minutes to 9 my to 9 my TIESDAY WAS the third TRESDAY WAS the third day. day.
See FLYING on Page 2 on Page 2 night in a row of profuse re- night in a row of profuse re- Weather conditions have
ports of UFOs throughout Tex- boen favorable for "scintilla- been favorable for "scintilla-
as and the Southwest, as and the Southwest. tion"-a natural phenomenon tion"--a natural phenomenon
Two Tarrant County Deputy which causes stars to appear
Sheriffs said they saw a Sheriffs saill they saw a to twinkle or distant objects
brightly lighted object touch brighily lighted object touch to appear to dance when soen
the ground near Justin. 11 the ground neaur Justin. 11 through layers of the amos-
miles from Demion. Peace of. miles from Domion. Peace of. phore. phere.
feers whe searched the area feors who searched the area
said nothing said nothing extraordintry
was found. was found.
A policeman at Lewisville,
in South Denton County, said
he watched a mudti colored
object pass within lon foot of
the Levisville dam.
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UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS (UFO)
INFORMATION SHEET
l. Answers to the following questions will be obtained from persons calling in
to give answers to 3a, do not complete report.
2. Complete Information Sheet in duplicate and forward to BDo.
3.a.Name Address Pa oxas
Phone Age_2l__Occupation Coerator
b. Shape of Object Round Color Bright
d. Size (compare to dime, quarter, baseball, basketball, or larger item)
softball
f. Formation, if more than one na. Formation, if more than one na
S. Unusual features of object_changed colors Unusual features of object_changed colors
h. Was there a tail, vapor trail, or exhaustr yes i. Any Sound no
k. What angle and elevation was the object on first observance_ k. What angle and elevation was the object on first observancs
+ +Y
1. What angle and elevation was the object when disappeared
mo What was the flight path of object (to north or south, to east or west) and
were there any maneuvers of the object west to east
n. How did
O. How long was the object visible (5 min, I hour, etc,) 30 min
p. How was the object obsarved (naked eye, radar, telescope, binoculars, stc.).
telescope
q- Time and date of sighting_ 2000, 4 Aug 65
r. Light conditions (night, day, dusk) Light conditions (night, day, dusk) night
So Geographical position of object (North of Houston, South of Pasadena,
directly overhead, etc.)south of pasadena directly overhead, eto.)_ south of pasadena
t. Weather (clear day, hazy, cloudy, broken clouds, ete.) Weather (clear day, hazy, cloudy, broken clouds, ete.)clear clear
u Temperatures of day (80°, 90°, ste) 79°
V. v. OTHER INFORMATION not ansWered aboVe: OTHER INFORMATION not answered aboVe:
5. Thank caller for information, but do not promise that a return call will be nads
to confirm nor deny the observance of the object,
1
11

UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS (UFO)
INFORMATION SHEET
l. Answers to the following questions will be obtained from persons calling in
If, person refuses
to give answers to 3a, do not complete report.
2. Complete Information Sheet in duplicate and forward
3.a.Name Address Houston
Phone Age_14 Occupation student
b. Shape of Object round Co Color blus, grean, vellow
d. Size (compare to dime, quarter, baseball, basketball, or larger item) -- Le(compa-s0 aimneyyaar
half dollar half dollar e. Number of Objects e. Number of Objects one one
f. Formation, if more than one Formation, if more than one n/a n/a
go Unusual features of object changing colors Unusual features of object changing colors
h. Was there a tail, vapor trail, or exhaust? no i. Any Sound Was there a tail, vapor trail, or exhaust? no Any Sound no
j. What called attention to the observer looking for it. j. What called attention to the observer looking for it.
k. What angle and elevation was the object on first observance_ K. What angle and elevation was the object on first observance
1. What angle and elevation was the object when disappeared
m. What was the flight path of object (to north or south, to east or west) and
were there any maneuvers of the object west to north
n.
faded out
O How long was the object visible (5 min, 1 hour, ete.) 45 min Z
P.
telescope
q. Time and date of sighting -gxza, 4 Aug , 1930
r. Light conditions (night, day, dusk) night Light conditions (night, day, dusk)r night
So Geographical position of object (North of Houston, South of Pasadena,
directly overhead, etc.) directly overhead, etc.)
t. t. Weather (clear day, hazy, cloudy, broken clouds, etc.) Weather (clear day, hazy, cloudy, broken clouds, etc.) clear
U. Temperatures of day (80°, 90°, etc) 79
V. OTHER INFORMATION not anSWered above: OTHER INFORMATION not ansWered above:
5. Thank caller for information, but do not promise that a return call will be nads
to confirm nor deny the observance of the object. 2
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UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS (UFO)
INFORMATION SHEET
1 Answers to the following questions will be obtained from persons calling in
regard to the observance of an unidentified flying object (uFo). If person reruses
to give answers to 3a, do not complete report.
2. Complete Information Sheet in duplicate and forward to BDO.
-St
3.a.Name Address Houaton
Phone Age_l4_Occupationstudant
b. Shape of Object star b. shags or oojes C. Coloriwh
d. Size (compare to dime, quarter, baseball, basketball, or larger item) d. Sizs (compare to dime, quarter, baseball, basketball, or larger item)
e. Number of Objects
f. Formation, if more than one
E g Unusual features of object
h. Was there a tail, vapor trail, or exhaust? Was there a tail, vapor trail, or exhaust? 1. Any Sound
j0 j. What called attention to the observer.
k, What angle and elevation was the object on first observance
1. What angle and elevation was the object when disappeared
m. What was the flight path of object (to north or south, to east or west) and
were there any maneuvers of the object
n. How did the object disappear (instantly, to the north, no direction, etc.)
, How long was the object visible (5 min, 1 hour, ete.)..
P.
q0 Time and date of sighting Time and date of sighting_
r. Light conditions (night, day, dusk)
3 Geographical position of object (North of Houston, South of Pasadena, Geographical position of object (North of Houston, South of Pasadena,
directly overhead, etc.). directly overhead, etc.)
t. Weather (clear day, hazy, cloudy, broken clouds, ete.)
Uo Temperatures of day (80, 90°, etc) Temperatures of day (80, 90°, ete)
v. OTHER INFORMATION not anSWered above:
HUNG_UP PHONE
5. Thank caller for information, but do not promise that a returr call will be maos
to confirm nor deny the observance of the object.
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UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS (UFO)
INFORMATION I SHEET
l. Answers to the following questions will be obtained from persons calling in
person refuses
to give answers to 3a, do not complete report.
2. Complete Information Sheet in duplicate and forward to BDO. - .
3.a.Name Address rouston
Phone Age_47 Occupation_ Housewife
b. Shape of Object round C. Color_orange & red
d Size (compare to dime, quarter, baseball, basketball, or larger item)
dim dime e. Number of Objects
f. f. Formation, if more than one n/a
g- Unusual features of object none Unusual features of object none
h. h. Was there a tail, vapor trail, or exhaust? no i. Any Sound Was there a tail, vapor trail, or exhaust? no i. Any Sound
j. What called attention to the observer lookdnz What called attention to the observer lookd ino
K. What angle and elevation was the object on first observance
1, What angle and elevation was the object when disappeared
m What was the flight path of object (to north or south, to east or west) and
were there any maneuvers of the object Eoing west
n. How did the object disappear (instantly, to the north, no direction, etc.).
O How long was the object visible (5 min, I hour, eto.)_ I min
p.
naked eya
q q0 Time and date of sighting_ 2002, 4 Aug_ Time and date of sighting__2002, 4 Aug_
r. Light conditions (night, day, dusk) dusk
so Geographical position of object (North of Houston, South of Pasadena,
directly overhead, etc.)
t. Weather (clear day, hazy, cloudy, broken clouds, ete.) Weather (clear day, hazy, cloudy, brcken clouds, ete.) clear
i1a ila Temperatures of day (80°, 90°, ete) Temperatures of day (80°, 90°, ste) wtof
1. 17 OTHER INFORMATION not anSWered aboVe:
5 Thank caller for information, but do not promise that a return call will be nade
to confirm nor deny the observance of the object.
4

UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS (UFO)
INFORMATION SHEET
Answers to the following questions will be obtained from persons calling in
regard to the observance of an unidentified flying object (uFo). If person refuses
to give answers to 3a, do not complete report.
2. Complete Information Sheet in duplicate and forward to BDO.
3.a.Name Address Hous to ex
Phone Age 66 Occupation_ Retired newspaparman
b. Shape of Object round c. Color bright
d. Size (compare to dime, quarter, baseball, basketball, or larger item)
e. Number of Objects e. Number of Objects
f. f. Formation, if more than one Formation, if more than one_
Unusual features of object  flashing Unusual features of object  flashing
h. h. Was there a tail, vapor trail, or exhaust? i. i o Any Sound
j. What called attention to the observer
k. What angle and elevation was the object on first observance K. What angle and elevation was the object on first observance
1. What angle and elevation was the object when disappeared
m. What was the flight path of object (to north or south, to east or west) and
were there any maneuvers of the object heading southwest
n.
How long was the object visible (5 min, 1 hour, etc.)7 min
p.
naked eya
q Time and date of sighting_1955, 4 Auz
r. r. Light conditions (night, day, dusk) dark Light conditions (night, day, dusk) dark
So Geographical position of object (North of Houston, South of Pasadena, Geographical position of object (North of Houston, South of Pasadena,
directly overhead, etc.) directly overhead, et southwest of Houston
t. Weather (clear day, hazy, cloudy, broken clouds, ete.)_ Weather (clear day, hazy, cloudy, broken clouds, ete.) clear
u. Temperatures of day (80°, 90°, ete) Temperatures of day (80°, 90, etc) 790$ 790
V V. OTHER INFORMATION not answered above:
Y
5. Thank caller for information, but do not promise that a return call will be mads
to confirm nor deny the observance of the object.
5

UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS (UFO)
INFORMATION SHEET
1. Answers to the following questions will be obtained from persons calling in
regard to the observance of an unidentified flying object (uFo). If person refuses
to give answers to 3a, do not complete report.
3.a.Name Address TO1Scon Tex
Phone Age 18 Ocoupation student
b. Shape of Object_ round C. Color_brisht
d. Size (compare to dime, quarter, baseball, basketball, or largen item).
e. Number of Objects
f. Formation, if more than one
g. Unusual features of object
h. ho Was there a tail, vapor trail, or exhaust?  i. Any Sound Was there a tail, vapor trail, or exhaust? i. Any Sound
j0 jo What called attention to the observerlooking un What called attention to the observer looking up
K. What angle and elevation was the object on first observance
1. What angle and elevation was the object when disappeared
m. What was the flight path of object (to north or south, to east or west) and
were there any maneuvers of the object stationery
n.
still there
O. How long was-the-object visible (5 min, 1 hour, etc.)
p. How was the object observed (naked eye, radar, telescops, binoculars, ete.)
Q. Q Time and date of sighting_ 2030, 4 Aug
r. Light conditions (night, day, dusk)_ Light conditions (night, day, dusk) night
So Geographical position of object (North of Houston, South of Pasadena,
directly overhead, ete.) directly overhead
t. Weather (clear day, hazy, cloudy, broken clouds, etc.)__clear Weather (clear day, hazy, cloudy, broken clouds, ete.)_clear
u Temperatures of day (80°, 90°, stc)72 E
V V. OTHER INFORMATION not answered above:
5. Thank caller for information, but do not promise that a return call will be mads
to confirm nor deny the observance of the object.
6
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UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS (UFO)
INFORMATION SHEET
l. Answers to the following questions will be obtained from persons calling in
regard to the observance of an unidentified flying object (uFo). If person refuses
to give answers to 3a, do not complete report.
2. Complete Information Sheet in duplicate and forward to BDO.
3.a.Name Address Hous con, Tex
Phone Age_25_Occupation__secrstary
b. Shape of Object small c. Color light
d. Size (compare to dime, quarter, baseball, basketball, or larger item)
e. Number of Objects
f. Formation, if more than ons
g. g Unusual features of object_ blue, flashing red light Unusual features of object  blue, flashing red light
h. Was there a tail, vapor trail, or exhaust? Was there a tail, vapor trail, or exhaust? i. Any Sound
k. What angle and elevation was the object on first observance k. What angle and elevation was the object on first observance
1. What angle and elevation was the object when disappeared
m. What was the flight path of object (to north or south, to east or west) and
were there any maneuvers of the objeot aast to west
n.
behind house
O How long was the object visible (5 min, 1 hour, etc.) _2. i minutas M
P. How was the object observed (naked eye, radar, telescope, binoonlars, ete.)
nazed eve
9. 90 Time and date of sighting 2050. 4 Aug ace o1 s18me1r5
r. r. Light conditions (night, day, dusk)_Very dark
3o So Geographical position of object (North of Houston, South of Pasadena, Geographical position of object (North of Houston, South of Pasadena,
directily overhead, ete.)southwsst of Houston... directiy overhead, ete.)southwsst of Houston.
t. Weather (clear day, hazy, cloudy, broken clouds, ete.) Weather (clear day, hazy, cloudy, broken clouds, ete.). e
u. Temperatures of day (80°, 90, ste) CwLt
V. V. OTHER INFORMATION not answered above: OTHER INFORMATION not answered above:
5. Thank caller for information, but do not promise that a return call will be mads
to confirm nor deny the observance of the object.
7

UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS (UFO)
INFORMATION SHEET
l. Answers to the following questions will be obtained from persons calling in
regard to the observance of an unidentified flying object (uFo). If person refuses
to give answers to 3a, do not complete report.
2. Complets Information Sheet in duplicate and forward to BDO.
3.a.Name Address Hoi
Phon Age ll Occupation student
b. Shape of Object no shape C. Color white
d. Size (compare to dime, quarter, baseball, basketball, or larger item) Slze (compare to dime, quarter, baseball, basketoall, or larger item)
sun rising sun rising e. Number of Objects e. Number of Objects
f. Formation, if more than one Formation, if more than one
g. Unusual features of object
h. Was there a tail, vapor trail, or exhaust? i. Any Sound
j.
K. k. What angle and elevation was the object on first observance__3o up What angle and elevation was the object on first observance 30up
1. What angle and elevation was the object when disappeared_45 up and disapoears
mo What was the flight path of objeet (to north or south, to east or west) and
were there any maneuvers of the object SW to ME
n
0. How long was the object visible (5 min, 1 hour, etc.)30 seconds
p.
binoculars
q. q0 Time and date of sighting_2040, 4 Aug udce ol si8-oiig
r. r. Light conditions (night, day, dusk) Light conditions (night, day, dusk) night
S. s. Geographical position of object (North of Houston, South of Pasadena, Geographical position of object (North of Houston, South of Pasadena,
directly overhead, etc.). Edga of South Houston
t. t. Weather (clear day, hazy, cloudy, broken clouds, ete.) Little hazy
u= u= Temperatures of day (80°, 90°, etc)_ Temperatures of day (80°, 90°, etc)
V. OTHER INFORMATTON not anSwered above: OTHER INFORMATION not answered aboVe:
5. Thank caller for information, but do not promise that a return call will L be made
to confirm nor deny the observance of the object. 8
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FM (TDEW)
Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio 45433
4 Hov 65
U
Brouston,Texas
Dear M
The Uro report submitted to Eilington Air Force Base regarding
an observaticn of 4 Aug is under review at Project Blue Book,
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. On the data presented, we
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30. Hove you aver ssen this, or a similar object befora. if so give date or dates dnd locdtion.
31. Was anyone sise with you at the time you saw ths object? (Circle One) Yea No
31.1 IF you answered YEs, did they see the object too? (Circle One) Yes No
31.2 Ploase list thsir namas and add
wakt,I0052273 wakutt,Iwa522?3
i
via/c=t Iwwa 52273 valeet Iswa 52273
WalectI0wa52777 Wa/ec7,I0wa 52?7?
32. Please give tha fallowing infcrmation about yourself:
NAME
Last Nama First Name Middla Name
ADDRESS Waleott Iowa
Streat City Zone Stoke
PRESENT Zipole52723
TELEPHONE NUMBE AGE 15 SEX MALE
ACE WEN SAW OPJECT 10711
Indicate any additional information about yoursalf, including any special experienca, which might be pertinent.
ot am widely
12 U.F.O2.
33.When and to whom did you repart that you had seen the obleat?  8
?
Doy Month Yoar My onotheralong with Kids
armyschouyaUFO
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UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS (UFO)
INFORMATION SHEET
1. A Answers to the following questions will be obtained from persons calling in
regard to the observance of an unidentified flying objeot (uFo). If person refuses
to give answers to 3a, do not complete report.
2. Complete Information Sheet in duplicate and forward to BDO
3.a.Name Address houston, Tex
Phone Age_28__Occupation_ Dispatcher DPS
b. Shape of Object_whita light C. Color_
d. Size (compare to dime, quarter, baseball, basketball, or larger item)
quarterk e. Number of Objects
f. Formation, if more than one
g. go Unusual features of object
h. Was there a tail, vapor trail, or exhaust? i. i. Any Sound
k. What angle and elevation was the object on first observance k. What angle and elevation was the object on first observance
very hizh - far west verw hizh - far west
1. What angle and elevation was the object when disappeared
very hish - directly overhead
m. What was the flight path of object (to north or south, to east or west) and
were there any maneuvers of the object wast to sast - nq mansu
n.
faded out auickly
How long was the object visible (5 min, 1 hour, eto.)15 min
p.
binoculars
q. Time and date of sighting_2l25, 4 Aug
r. L. Light conditions (night, day, dusk) night Ligne condicions (highs, day, ausk TA
So Geographical position of object (North of Houston, South of Pasadena,
directly cverhead, etc.) A
t. t. Weather (clear day, hazy, cloudy, broken clouds, ete.)
U. Temperatures of day (80°, 90°, ete) Temperatures of day (80°, 90°, ete) ACA AEATR
V, OTHER INFORMATION not ansWered above: OTHER INFORMATION not anSWered above: ASASLVNA ASA
ya oy
5. Thank caller for information, but do not promise that a return call will be mads
to confirm nor deny the observance of the object.

UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS (UFO)
INFORMATION SHEET
l. Answers to the following questions will be obtained from persons calling in
regard to ths observance of an unidentified flying object (uFo). If person refuses
to give answers to 3a, do not complete report.
2. Complete Information Sheet in duplicate and forward to BDO.
3.a.Name AddressHouston
Phone __Age_54_Occupation_ listclerk....
b. Shape of Object_round. c.Colorbright
d d Size (compare to dime, quarter, baseball, basketball, or larger item) Size (compare to dime, quarter, baseball, basketball, or larger item)
.......hasketball e. Number of Objects_2_
f. Formation, if more than one_.sida_by sida Formation, if more than one_sida by sida
g g Unusual features of object_zig zag motion Unusual features of object_zig zag motioo
h. Any Sound
j0 Lohiects
k. V What angle and elevation was the object on first observance_
very high
1, What angle and elevation was the object when disappeared
What was the flight path of object (to north or south, to east or west) and
were there any maneuvers of the object
i west to east
no
slowly
O How long was the object visible (5 min, I hour, etc.). 5min
p.
naked eva
q. Time and date of sighting..2l2o, 4 Auz Time and date of sighting...2l2o, 4_Au
r. r. Light conditions (night, day, dusk)night
S Geographical position of object (North of Houston, South of Pasadena,
directly overhead, etc.) directly overhead, etc.).
t. t. Weather (clear day, hazy, cloudy, broken clouds, eto.) Weather (clear day, hazy, cloudy, broken clouds, etc.) t
u Temperatures of day (80°, 90°, ste)75 Temperatures of day (80, 90°, ste)75
v. V. OTHER INFORMATION not ansWered above: OTHER INFORMATION not answered above:
--
5. Thank caller for information, but do not promise that a return call will be mads
to confirm nor deny the observance of the object. 10

UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS (UFO)
INFORMATION SHEET
l, Answers to the following questions will be obtained from persons calling ic
regard to the observance of an unidentified flying object (uFo). If person refuses
to give answers to 3a, do not complete report.
2. Complete Information Sheet in duplicate and forward to BDo
3.a.Name_ Address Houston, Tex
Phone Age_22___Occupation Housewife
b.s Shape of Object_star C. Color.red
do Size (compare to dime, quarter, baseball, basketball, or larger item)
e. Number of Objects e Number of Objects 3 L
f. Formation, if more than one_ Formation, if more than one
g g Unusual features of object just a very real bright red
h. h, Was there a tail, vapor trail, or exhaust?_  i. Any Sound
j. What called attention to the observer neighbors called attention to it. What called attention to the observer neighbors called attention to it.
k. What angle and elevation was the object on first observance_ K. What angle and elevation was the object on first observance
1, What angle and elevation was the object when disappeared
m, What was the flight path of object (to north or south, to east or west) and
were there any maneuvers of the object
going north
no
faded away
O. How long was the object visible (5 min, 1 hour, etc.)_5 to6 min
P.
naked eye
q. Time and date of sighting_2l30. 4 Aug
r. Light conditions (night, day, dusk)night
S, S Geographical position of object (North of Houston, South of Pasadena,
directly overhead, etc.). directly overhead, etc.) south of Houston
t. Weather (clear day, hazy, cloudy, broken clouds, ete.)_very clear Weather (clear day, hazy, cloudy, broken clouds, ete.). very clear N
U. Temperatures of day (8o, 90, ete)___85 Temperatures of day (8o°, 90°, ete)_85
V. V. OTHER INFORMATION not answered above: OTHER INFORMATION not answered above:
5. Thank caller for information, but do not promise that a return call will be mads
to confirm nor deny the observance of the object. 11
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UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS (UFO)
INFORMATION.SHEET
l. Answers to the following questions will be obtained from persons calling in
to give answers to 3a, do not complete report.
2. Complete Information Sheet in duplicate and forward to BDO.
3.a.Name Address Houston, Tex
Phone _Age_13__Occupation_ student
b. Shape of Object_round c. Color grsen & red
d Size (compare to dims, quarter, baseball, basketball, or larger item)
psrny. e. Number of Objects_l or 2 e. Number of Objects_l or 2
f. f. Formation, if more than ons_ Formation, if more than one_
go go Unusual features of object  fixed position .
h. i. i. Any Sound
jo What called attention to the observer -
k. What angle and elevation was the object on first observance K. What angle and elevation was the object on first observance
I. What angle and elevation was the object when disappeared
m. What was the flight path of object (to north or south, to east or west) and
were there any maneuvers of the object northwesterly
ARS
n.
instantly
O. How long was the object visible (5 min, 1 hour, etc.)__l0 to 12 min
p. How·was the object observed (naked eye, radar, telescope, binoculars, ate. )
naked eye
q0 Time and date of sighting_ 2155, 4 Auz
r. Light conditions (night, day, dusk)- Light conditions (night, day, dusk) night nigat
S S. Geographical position of object (North of Houston, South of Pasadena, Geographical position of object (North of Houston, South of Pasadena,
directly overhead, etc.) directly overhead, etc.)Ex E5
t. Weather (olear day, hazy, cloudy, broken clouds, etc.) Weather (clear day, hazy, cloudy, broken clouds, etc.) clear
u un Temperatures of day (80, 90, ste)75 Temperatures of day (80°, 90°, stc)75
v. OTHER INFORMATION not answered above:
5. Thank caller for information, but do not promise that a return call will be made
to confirm nor deny the observance of the object. 12

UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS (UFO)
INFORMATION SHEET
l. Answers to the following questions will be obtained from persons calling in
regard to the observance of an unidentified flying object (ufo). If person reruses
to give answers to 3a, do not complete report.
Complete Information Sheet in duplicate and forward to BDO.
3.a.Name Address
Phone Age_2n_Occupation
b. Shape of Object_rauni Color
d. Size (compare to dime, quarter, baseball, basketball, or larger item)
...twice the siza of a star ..twice the siza of a st. e. Number of Objects
f. Formation, if more than one. Formation, if more than one
g Unusual features of object_ moring vary faai  high rata of speed
h. h. Was there a tail, vapor trail, or exhaust? i. Any Sound
k. What angle and elevation was the object on first observance K. What angle and elevation was the object on first observance E
1. What angle and elevation was the object when disappeared
m, What was the flight path of object (to north or south, to east or west) and
were there any maneuvers of the object_ west to_east
n.
How long was the object visible (5 min, 1 hour, etc,)__I min
p. How was the object observed (naked eye, radar, telescope, binoculars, etc.)
naked sye UE
q0 Time and date of sighting_.2l2o. 4 Aug
r. Light conditions (night, day, dusk)_night
So So Geographical position of object (North of Houston, South of Geographical position of object (North of Houston, South of Pasadena,
directly overhead, etc,) directly overhead,
t. Weather (clear day, hazy, cloudy, broken clouds, ete.) clear Lear
u Temperatures of day (80°, 90°, etc)75
V, V. OTHER INFORMATION not answered above: OTHER INFORMATION not ansWered aboVe:
a
5. Thank caller for information, but do not promise that a return call will be mads
to confirm nor deny the observance of the object. 13
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UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS (UFO)
INFORMATION SHEET
l. Answers to the following questions will be obtained from persons calling ir
regard to the observance of an unidentified flying object (Ufo). If person refuses
to give answers to 3a, do not complete report.
2. Complete Information Shest in duplicate and forward to BDO.
3.a.Name Address
Phone Age_27_Occupation Housewife
b. Shape of Object_..unknowm C. Color red
Size (compare to dime, quarter, baseball, basketball, or larger item)
f. Formation, if more than ons Formation, if more than ons
g. Unusual features of object red blinkding light
h. Was there a tail, vapor trail, or exhaust? i. Any Sound Any Sound
k. What angle and elevation was the object on first observance K. What angle and elevation was the object on first observance
1. What angle and elevation was the object when disappeared
...did not disappaar - atill in sight
m. What was the flight path of object (to north or south, to east or west) and
were there any maneuvers of the object-er stationery
2
n.
no
O, How long was the object visible (5 min, I hour, ete.) rain
D. Hiow was the object observed (naked eye, radar, telescope, binoculars, etc.)
naked eve
q. Time and date of sighting_ Oo3o, 5 Aug
r. r. Light conditions (night, day, dusk)night
So Geographical position of object (North of Houston, South of Pasadena, Geographical position of object (North of Houston, South of Pasadena,
directly overhead,e directly overhead, etc.) Cc.) bovaPasadena bova Pasadena
t. t. Weather (clear day, hazy, cloudy, broken-clouds, ete.)
u Temperatures of day (80°, 90°, stc)80 Temperatures of day (80°, 90, stc)80
V. V. OTHER INFORMATION not ansWered above: OTHER INFORMATION not ansWered above:
5. Thank caller for information, but do not promise that a return call will be made
to confirm nor deny the observance of the objeet. 244

UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS (UFO)
INFORMATION SHEET
1. Answers to the following questions will be obtained from persons calling ir
regard to the observance of an unidentified flying object (uFo). If person refuses
to give answers to 3a, do not complete report.
2. Complete Information Sheet in duplicate and forward
3.a.Name Address Houston, Tex
Phone Age33_Ocoupation_.housewife
b. Shape of Objectround. C. Color_red, grgen, silver
d. Size (compare to dime, quarter, baseball, basketball, or larger item)k
dot dot e. Number of Objects e. Numbe bjects 2
f. Formation, if more than one_ movinz towards each other : Formation, if more than one movinz towards each other A TSNCTA
E E Unusual features of objectsllvar objects erupting. Unusual features of objectsllvar objects erupting .
h ho Was there a tail, vapor trail, or exhaust?. i. Any Sound
J0 What called attention to the observer notiesd slight movement What called attention to the observer notiesd slight movement
k. k, What angle and elevation was the object on first observance What angle and elevation was the object on first observance
sbout45 sbout 450
1,. What angle and elevation was the object when disappeared
still in sight..
mo What was the flight path of object (to north or south, to sast or west) and
were there any maneuvers of the objectl north & l south
n. How did the object disappear (instantly, to the north, no direction, etc.)
O How long was the object visible (5 min, 1 hour, etc.)_1_hr &
P.
naked eve
9 Time and date of sighting233o, 4 Aug
r. Light conditions (night, day, dusk)_night Light conditlons (night, day, dusk)
S. Geographical position of object (North of Houston, South of Pasadena,
directly overhead, etc.). directly overhead, etc.) north of Houston & south of Houston north of Houston & south of Houston
t. Weather (clear day, hazy, cloudy, broken clouds, eto.).. Weather (clear day, hazy, cloudy, broken clouds, eto.)_.clear clear B 2
u Temperatures of day (80°, 90, ate)80 Temperatures of day (80, 90°, ate)80
v. OTHER INFORMATION not ansWered above: OTHER INFORMATION not ansWered aboVe:
A4
5. Thank caller for information, but do not promise that a return call will be made
to confirm nor deny the observance of the object.
15
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UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS (UFO)
INFORMATION SHEET
l. Answers to the following questions will be obtained from persons calling in
person refuses
to give answers to 3a, do not complete report.
3.a.Name AddressEllincton AFB,
Phone Age_21_Occupation Radar Onazator..
b. Shape of Object__star. Colorwhi
d. Size (compare to dime, quarter, baseball, baskatball, or larger item)
oin head oin nead e. Number of Objects eo
Formation, if more than one 1
f.
go Unusual features of object_ high & travelling very fast Unusual features of object  high & travelling very fast
h. Was there a tail, vapor trail, or exhaust?i. Any Sound h. Was there a tail, vapor trail, or exhaust?-i. Any Sound
K.V
1, What angle and elevation was the object when disappeared_i5 ta iM..
m. What was the flight path of object (to north or south, to east or west) and
n. How did the object disappear (instantly, to the north, no direction, etc.)
to northwest
O. How long was the object visible (5 min, 1 hour, etc.)_10 min
p.
naked eye
q. Time and date of sighting. 0035. 5 Auz
r. Light conditions (night, day, dusk) J, night
So so Geographical position of object (North of Houston, South of Pasadena,
directly overhead, etc.)...Mast__over Ellington AER.. directly overhead, etc.).Mastover Ellington AER
t. Weather (clear day, hazy, cloudy, broken clouds, ete.) Weather (clear day, hazy, cloudy, broken clouds, ete.)..
u. u. Temperatures of day (80°, 90°, etc)_ Temperatures of day (80°, 90°, etc)
V. OTHER INFORMATION not answered above:_Sighted by 3 rore persons. OTHER INFORMATION not answered above:_Sighted by 3 rore persons.
5. Thank caller for information, but do not promise that a return cail will be made
to confirm nor deny the observance of the otject. 16

UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS (UFO)
INFORMATION SHEET
1. Answers to the following questions will be obtainad from persons calling in
regard to the observance of an unidentified flying object (uFo). If person refuses
to give answers to 3a, do not complete report.
2. Complete Information Sheet in duplicate and forward to BDo
3.a.Name Address Houston, Tex
Phone Age_20_Occupation_ student
b. Shape or Objectthin line Ca Color orange
d d Size (compare to dime, quarter, baseball, basketball, or larger item) Size (compare to dime, quarter, baseball, basketball, or larger item)
e. Number of Objects
f. f. Formation, if more than Formation, if more than one one
g. Unusual features of object Unusual features of object flash of light and a long trail flash of light and a long trail
h. Was there a tail, vapor. trail, or exhaust? yea- i. Any Sound Was there a tail, vapor. trail, or exhaust? vea-i. Any Sound no
j. What called attention to the observer saw bright light
k. What angle and elevation was the object on first observance_horizontal k. 2onto1 g
I. What angle and elevation was t the object when disappeared_ horizontal
m. What was the flight path of object (to north or south, to sast or west) and
were there any maneuvers of the object southsast
n.
instantly
How long was the object visible (5 min, 1 hour, etc.)_30 to 45 seconds
p.
naked eye
Q0 Time and date of sighting_003o, 5 Aug Time and date of sightingOo3o,2 Aug
r. Light conditions (night, day, dusk) night
-
3. Geographical position of object (North of Houston, South of Pasadena, Geographical position of object (North of Houston, South of Pasadena,
directly overhead, etc.) south of Houston directly overhead, etc.) south of Houston wZ wa 2
t. Weather (clear day, hazy, cloudy, broken clouds, ete.) clear
U Temperatures of day (80°, 90°, ste) 80 ISUEA
v. V. OTHER INFORMATION not answered above: PNANT
5. Thank caller for information, but do not promise that a return call wild be mads
to confirm nor deny the observance of the object.
171

UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS (UFO)
INFORMATION SHEET
i. Answers to the following questions will be obtained from persons calling in
regard to the observance of an unidentified flying object (uro). If person refuses
to give answers to 3a, do not complete report.
2. Complete Information Sheet in duplicate and forward to BDo.
3.a.Name Address Tex
Phone Age 24_ Occupation Housewife
b. Shape of Ooject round C. Color whita
d. Size (compare to dime, quarter, baseball, basketball, or larger item) d Size compare to dime, quarter, baseball, basketball, or larger item)
baseball ... e. Number of Objects
f. Formation, if more than one. Formation, if more than one one stationary, 2 moving towards it
g. Unusual features of object nona Unusual features of object nona
h. Was there a tail, vapor trail, or exhaust?_ no i. Any Sound_ Was there a tail, vapor trail, or exhaust?_ no i. A Any Sound no
j. What called attention to the observer flash of light
k. What angle and elevation was the object on first observancs k. What angle and elevation was the object on first observancs_ straight up
I. What angle and elevation was the object when disappeared on the horizon
m What was the flight path of object (to north or south, to east or west) and
were t there any maneuvers of the object east to west
n. How did the object disappear (instantly, to the north, no direction, etc.)
over the horizon
O. How long was the object visible (5 min, l hour, etc.)_a few seconds
p.
naked eye
90 90 Time and date of sighting_0025, 5 Aug Time and date Or signcingue. 9-43
r. Light conditions (night, day, dusk) night night
S. Geographical position of object (North of Houston, South of Pasadena,
directly overhead, etc.)north of Houston directly overhead, etc.) north.of Houston
t. Weather (clear day, hazy, cloudy, broken clouds, stc.). Weather (clear day, hazy, cloudy, broken clouds, stc.)_clear
U Temperaturas of day (80°, 90°, ste) Temperaturss of day (80°, 90, ete) 80
V. V OTHER INFORMATION not ansWered above: OTHER INFORMATION not ansWered above: A
5. Thank caller for information, but do not promise that a return call will be maas
to confirm nor deny the observance of the object. 18

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UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS (UFO)
INFORMATION SHEET
l. Answers to the following questions will be obtained from persons calling ic
regard to the observance of an unidentified flying object (uro). If person reiuses
to give answers to 3a, do not complete report.
2. Complete Information Sheet in duplicate and forward to BDO.
3.a.Name Address Houston, Tex
Phone _Age_.._Occupation Cook
b. Shape of Object square - c. Color red, white, blue
d. Size (compare to dime, quarter, baseball, basketball, or larger item)
5 to 15 ft squadka
f. Formation, if more than one
g. Unusual features of object
h. Was there a tail, vapor trail, or exhaust? Any Sound
What called attention to the observer radio program
k. What angle and elevation was the object on first observance 400
1. What angle and elevation was the object when disappeared_ 40
m. What was the flight path of object (to north or south, to east or west) and
were there any maneuvers of the object east
n.
flow out of sight
0. How long was the object visible (5 min, 1 hour, etc.)_5 min
p.
naked eys
q0 Time and date of sighting_ 020o, 5 Aug
r. Light conditions (night, day, dusk)r night
So Geographical position of object (North of Houston, South of Pasadena,
directly overhead, etc.)north of Houston
t. Weather (clear day, hazy, cloudy, broken clouds, eto.)_clear T
us Temperatures of day (80, 90, etc)80
V. OTHER INFORMATION not anSWered above:
I

UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS (UFO)
INFORMATION SHEET
l. Answers to the following questions will be obtained from persons calling in
to give answers to 3a, do not complete report.
2. Complete Information Sheet in duplicate and forward to BDO.
3.a.Name Address Pasadena, Tex
Phone Occupation
b. Shape of Object Co Color.. white
d, Size (compare to dime, quarter, baseball, basketball, or larger item)
e. Number of Objects__I Number of Objects_
f. Formation, if more than one
go g. Unusual features of object seen for last l0 days from 1930 to 2030 hours.
h. h. Was there a tail, vapor trail, or exhaust? i. Any Sound_ Was there a tail, vapor trail, or exhaust? i. Any Sound
jo What called attention to the observer_bright whits light
k. What angle and elevation was tha object on first observance__25^ anzla K. What angle and elevation was the object on first observance__25^ anzle
1. What angle and elevation was the object when disappeared
m. What was the flight path of object (to north or south, to east or west) and
were there any maneuvers of the object none
n.
faded out
O. How long was the object visible (5 min, l hour, ete. l hour the past l0 days.
p.
naked eys
q. Time and date of sighting_ 10 to 20 July 1965 1930 to 2070 hours.
r. Light conditions (night, day, dusk) r. Light conditions (night, day, dusk dark .dark
S. Geographical position of object (North of Houston, South of Pasadena,
directly overhead, stc.) directly overhead, etc.) ..north_of_Howston ...north_of_Houaton.
t. Weather (clear day, hazy, cloudy, broken clouds, etc.)
1 1. Temperatures of day (80, 90°, etc) A
V. OTHER INFORMArIoN not answered above:_Position changed to wast of Houaton at..
-0
5. Thank caller for information, but do not promise that a return call will be mads
to confirm nor deny the observance of the object.
Veput Foun 20

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UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS (UFO)
INFORMATION SHEET
l. Answers to the following questions will be obtained from persons calling in
regard to the observance of an unidentified flying object (uFo). If person refuses
to give answers to 3a, do not complete report.-
2. Complete Information Sheet in duplicate and forward to BDo.
3.a.Name Address Houstor
Phone _Age_15._Occupation
b. Shape of ObjectRound C. Colorned
$d$ d. Size (compar Size (compare to dime, quarter, baseball, basketball, or larger item) dime, quarter, baseball, basketball, or larger item)
flashlight
f. Formation, if more than one
g. U g. Unusual features of object Unusual features of object_
h. h. Was there a tail, vapor trail, or exhaust? i. Any Sound_ Was there a tail, vapor trail, or exhaust? i. Any Sound
K, K. What angle and elevation was the object on first observance What angle and elevation was the object on first observance
1, What angle and elevation was the object when disappeared
m. What was the flight path of object (to north or south, to east or west) and
were there any maneuvers of the object  aast to wast.
n.
neidea
How long was the object visible (5 min,  hour, etc.)
p.
naked ays
q. Time and date of sighting_/ 20l5, 19 Jul Time and date of sighting
r. Light conditions (night, day, dusk). Light conditions (night, day, dusk) night
So Geographical position of object (North of Houston, South of Pasadena,
directly overhead, etc.)_ directly overhead, etc.) -
t. Weather (clear day, hazy, cloudy, broken clouds, ete.) Weather (clear day, hazy, cloudy, broken clouds, etc.)
U u Temperatures of day (80°, 90°, etc)_ Temperatures of day (80, 90, etc).
V. OTHER INFORMATION not answered above:_ Obsarved by Jessie Michols, 2l, same OTHER INFORMATION not answered above:_ Obsarved by Jessie Michols 2l, same
address
S. Thank caller for information, but do not promise that a return call will be maue
to eonfirm nor deny the observancs of the object.
he 21

UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS (UFO)
INFORMATION SHEET
1. Answers to the following questions will be obtained from persons calling in
regard to the observance of an unidentified flying object (uro). If person refuses
to give answers to 3a, do not complete report.
2. Complete Information Sheet in duplicate and forward to BDO.
3.a.Name Address Houston, Tex
Phone Age 25 Occupation Saleaman at Folay's
b. Shape of Object_star
d. Size (compare to dime, quarter, baseball, basketball, or larger item) d. Size (compare to dime, quarter, baseball, basketball, or larger item)
e. Number of Objects_L
f.
go Unusual features of object brightaned and dimmed quickiy Unusual features of object brightaned and dimmed quickly ..
h Was there a tail, vapor trail, or exhaust? ?_na i. Any Soundno +
j What called attention to the observer just looking at tha sky.
k.  What angle and elevation was the object on first observance__not sura_
1.
mo What was the flight path of object (to north or south, to east or west) and
were there any maneuvers of the objecteaat to wart
n
inatantly
O How long was the object visible (5 min, 1 hour, etc.)5 min
P.
akadeve
q. q Tims and date of sighting_ 24oo, 3 Aug_ Tims and date of sighting_ 2hoo, 3 Auz -
r. Light conditions (night, day, dusk)night
s. S. Geographical position of object (North of Houston, South of Pasadena,
directiy overhead, etc.)aast of Houaton. directly overhead, etc.)aast of Houaton..
t. t. Weather (clear day, hazy, cloudy, broken clouds, ete.).... Weather (clear day, hazy, cloudy, broken clouds, ete.)slaar
u. u. Temperatures of day (80, 90°, stc)77 Temperatures of day (80°, 90°, etc)77
V. OTHER INFORMATION not answered aboVe: OTHER INFORMATION not anSWered aboVe: 2
5. Thank caller for information, but do not promise that a return call will be mads
to confirm nor deny the observance of the objeet. 22
I

UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS (UFO)
INFORMATION SHEET
1. Answers to the following questions will be obtained from persons calling in
regard to the observance of an unidentified flying object (uFo). If person refuses
to give answers to 3a, do not complete report.
2. Complete Information Sheet in duplicate and forward to BDO.
3.a.Name Address
Phone
b. Shape of Object C. Colorsilver.gray...
d. Size (compare to dime, quarter, baseball, basketball, or larger item) Size (compare to dime, quarter, baseball, basketball, or larger item)
.skillat skillat. e.-Number of Objectsl e.-Number of Objects
f. Formation,if more than one
go Unusual features of object_round with holes in the side Unusual features of object_ round with holes in the sida
h. Was there a tail, vapor trail, or exhaust?  i. Any Sound_Slight hum. Was there a tail, vapor trail, or exhaust? i. Any Sound_Slight_hum
j. What called attention to the observer  heard the hum and looked ur
K. What angle and elevation was the object on first observance
1. What angle and elevation was the object when disappeared
m, What was the flight path of object (to north or south, to sast or west) and
were there any maneuvers of the object northwest
n. How did the object disappear (instantly, to the north, no direction, ete.)
into the clouds 3
O. How long was the object visible (5 nin, 1 hour, etc.)3 to 4 min
p.
hinoculars
q. q- Time and date of sighting_lo25. 4 Aug lime and date or signting.
r. r. Light conditions (night, day, dusk)day
S S Geographical position of object (North of Houston, South of Pasadena,
directly overhead, etc.)northeast of Houston.. directly overhead, etc.)nartheastof Houston.
t. Weather (clear day, hazy, cloudy, broken clouds, etc.) 5
u Temperatures of day (80, 90°, etc)
v.
5. Thank caller for information, but do not promise that a return call will be mads
to confirm nor deny the observance of the object.
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UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS (UFO)
INFORMATION SHEET
1. Answers to the following questions will be obtained from persons calling in
to give answers to 3a, do not complete report.
2. CompletepInformation Sheet in duplicate and forward to
Mo
3.a.Name_ Address
Phone__... Age Occupation
round Color white
b. Shape of Object C.
d. Size (compare to dime, quarter, baseball,-basketball, or larger item)
. iittle bigger than a baseball iittle bigger than a baseball 2
e. Number of Objects
Formation, if more than one side OV le
f.
Unusual features of object Nin on side Bide
go
raquency raquency
h. Was there a tail, vapor trail, or exhaust? Was there a tail, vapor trail, or exhaust? i. Any Sound
What called attention to the observer Barking dogs
j.
k. What angle and elevation was the object on first observance k. What angle and elevation was the object on first observance_
I. What angle and elevation was the object when disappeared
m What was
were there any maneuvers of the object
n How did the object disappear (instantly, to the north, no direction, etc.)
. How long was the object visible (5 min, I hour, etc.)
p. How was the object observed (naked eye, radar, telescope, binoculars, ete )
Time and date of sighting Aug
q.
r. Light conditions (night, day, dusk) Light conditions (night, day, dusk)
So S. Geographical position of object (North of Houston, South of Pasadana, Geographical position of object (North of Houston, South of Pasadena,
directly overhead, etc.) directly overhead, etc.)_
t. Weather (clear day, hazy, cloudy, broken clouds, etc.) Weather (clear day, hazy, cloudy, broken clouds, ete.)
U0 Tesmperatures of day (80°, 90°, ste) Temperatures of day (80°, 90, ete)
v, OTHER INFORMATION not anSWered aboVe:
5. Thank caller for information, but do not promise that a return call will be made
to confirm nor deny the observance of the objeet. 211

UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS (UFO)
INFORMATION SHEET
l. Answers to the following questions will be obtained from persons calling in
regard to the observance of an unidentified flying object (uro). If person refuses
to give answers to 3a, do not complete report.
3.a.Name Address Housto
Phone Age_adulDccupation
b. Shape of Object round Cn Color. (whitish
d. Size (compare to dime, quarter, baseball, basketball, or larger item) Lze Tcompare co aime, quai cex, Gasecazl, basneeoali, Gr Lalger. 1
dime e. Number of Objects e. Number of Objects
f. Formation, if more than one
5. S. Unusual features of object
h. h. Was there a tail, vapor trail, or exhaust? fuzzyi. A Was there a tail, vapor trail, or exhaust? fuzzyi. Any Sound
j. What called attention to the observerStar gazinz for Venus
k. What angle and elevation was the object on first observance k. What angle and elevation was the object on first observance
45
1. What angle and elevation was the object when disappeared
over the horison
m, What was the flight path of object (to north or south, to east or west) and
were there any maneuvers of the object west
n. How did the object disappear (instantly, to the north, no direction, etc.)
into the west
0. How long was the object visible (5 min, I hour, etc.) 2min
p. How was the object observed (naked eye, radar, talescope, binoculars, etc.).
naked eye
q. Time and date of sighting_ 20l5, 4 Aug
r. Light conditions (night, day, dusk)- Light conditions (night, day, dusk) night
5. Geographical position of object (North of Houston, South of Pasadena,
directly overhead, etc.) directly overhead, etc.) south south
t. Weather (clear day, hazy, cloudy, broken clouds, etc.) Weather (clear day, hazy, cloudy, broken clouds, etc.)_ elear
u Temperatures of day (80°, 90°, etc) Temperatures of day (80, 90°, etc)
v. OTHER INFORMATION not anSWered above: OTHER INFORMATION not ansWered aboVe:
5. Thank caller for information, but do not promise that a return call will be made
to confirm nor deny the observance of the object.
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UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS (UFO)
INFORMATION SHEET
l. Answers to the following questions will be obtained from persons calling in
regard to the observance of an unidentified flying object (uro). If person refuses
to give answers to 3a, do not complete report.
3.a.Name Address Houston 16, Tex
Phon __Aga_16_Occupation
b. Shape of Objectdomed C. Colorshiny
d. Size (compare to dime, quarter, baseball, basketball, or larger item)
basketball e. Number of Objects
f. f. Formation, if more than one
g. g. Unusual features of object going fast
h. Was there a tail, vapor trall, or exhaust? Was there a tail, vapor trall, or exhaust? i. Any Sound
j. j. What called attention to the observer lash of light What called attention to the observerMlash of light
k. What angle and elevation was the object on first observance k. What angle and elevation was the object on first observance
1, What angle and elevation was the object when disappeared
Ino What was the flight path of object (to north or south, to east or west) and
were there any maneuvers of the object to the southanst
n. How did the object disappear (instantly, to the north, no direction, etc.)
0. How long was the object visible (5 min, 1 hour, stc.)30 seo.
p.
naked eye
q. Time and dats of sighting_ 240o, 4 Auz
r. Light conditions (night, day, dusk) night
5. S. Geographical position of object (North of Houston, South of Pasadena,
directly overhead, etc.)north of Houston directly overhead, etc.)north of Houston
t. Weather (clear day, hazy, cloudy, broken clouds, etc.)_ Weather (clear day, hazy, cloudy, broken clouds, etc.)_elear clear
u, Temperatures of day (80, 90°, etc)
v. v. OTHER INFORMATION not answered above:
5.  Thank caller for information, but do not promise that a return call will be made
to confirm nor deny the observance of the object.
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U.S. AIR FORCE TECHNICAL INFORMATION
This questionnaire has been prepared so that you can give the U.S. Air Force as much
informction as possible concerning the unidentified aerial phenomenon that you have observed.
Please try to answer as many 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 requast this personal information so
that if it is deemed necessary, we may contact you for further details.
= :
1. When did you see the object? 2.Time of day: 2. Time of day:
Hour Minutes Minutes
Cugurt Augert 1964765 (Circle One): A.M. P.M.
or
Doy Doy Month Year
3. Time Zone: 3. Time Zone:
(Circle One): a Eastern (Circle One):a. Daylight Saving
b Central b. Standard
c. Mountain
d. Pacific
e. Other
4. Where were you when you saw the object?
Walectt
Neurest Postal Address City or Town State or County
5. how long was objact in sight? (Total Duration)
Hours Minutes Seconds
a. Certain c. Not vary sure
b. Fairly certain d. Just a guess
5.1 How was time in sight determined? etric)
5.i How was time in signt determin
5.2 Was object in sight continuously? Yes No
6. What was the condition of the sky?
DAY NIGHT
. Bright a. Bright a. Bright
b. Cloudy b. 6. Cloudy
7. IF you sow the object during DAYLIGHT, where was the SUN locared as you looked at the object?
(Circle One): a. In front of you d. To your left
b. in back of you e. Overhead
c. To your right f. Don't remember
FORM
FTD OCT 52 164 Thls forrm supersedes F Tp 1o4. jul ol, which is obxolete.

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HEADQUARTERS
HAMILTON AIR FORCE BASE aNd 78TH COMBAT SUPPORT GROUP
United States Air Force
Hamilton Air Force Base, California 94935
ABDVE THE FOF
REPLY TO SGOIN-BO
ATTN OF: 23 August 1965
SUBJECT: UFO Reports
TO: AFCS (FTD)
Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio 45433
i. Attached reports are submitted for your information and disposition.
Follow-up investigations revealed no additional information or explana-
tions. Personnel reporting subject sightings were sent thank you letters tions.. Personnel reporting subject sightings were sent thank you letters
_ from the Base Joint Office of Information.
2 2. The &rmm movie film submitted by Mr The &rm movie film submitted by Mr
San Pablo, California, was previewed locally and decision made to San Pablo, Califormia, was previewed locally and decision made to
forward for purpose of your more expert evaluation. It is requested forward for purpose of your more expert evaluation. It is requested
by Mr that his film be returned when you are finished examining
it. it.
FOR THE COMMANDER
-
ALFRED V. MANKEDICK, Civ
Asst Base Operations Officer :
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8. IF you saw the object ot NlGHT, what did you notice concerning the STARS and MOON?
8.1 STARS (Circle One): 8.2 MOON (Circle One):
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a. Nons Bright moonlight
b. A few b. Dull.moonlight
C. Many c. No moonlight - pitch dark
d. Don't remember d. Don't remember
9. What were the weather conditions af the time you saw the object?
CLOUDS (Crcle One): WEATHER(Circle One):
a. Clear sky 0. Dry
b. Hazy b. Fog, mist, or lighi rain
c. Scattered clouds c. Moderate or heavy rain
d. Thick or heavy clouds d. Snow
. Don't remember
10. The object appeared: (Circle One):
a. Solid d. As a light
b. Transparent e. Don'i remember
c. Vapor
1l. If it appeared as a light, was it brighter than the brightest stors? (Circle One):
a. Brighter CAbout the same
. Dimmer d. Don't know
1l.1 Compare brightness to some common object:
12. The edges of the object were:
(Circle One): a. Fuzzy or blurred e Cne): d. Puzzy or blurred e. Other e
b. Like a bright star 5. Like a bright star
c. Sharnly outtined c. Sharnly outtined
d.Don't remember d. Don't remember —
. Did the object: 1. Did the object: (Circle One for eoch question)
a, Appear to stand still at any time? Yes No Don't know Don't know
b. Suddenly speed up and rush away at any time? b. Suddenly speed up and rush away at any time? Yes (No Don't know Oidi t i Ond te
c. Break up into parts or explode? Break up into ports or explode? Yes (No Don'+ know
d. Give off smoke? Yes No Don'tknow
e. Change brighiness? Yes No Don'tknow
f. Change shape? Yes No Don'I know
9. Flash or flicker? Yes No Don'tknow
h. Disappear and reappear? Yes No Dnti:
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14. Did the obiect disappndr while you wara watching it? If so, how?
M ne dtcid hard Applo
ond,
A takre det
15. Did the object mova behind somnthing at any time, particulorly a cloud?
(Circle One): Yes Don't Know. IF you answared YES, then tell what
it moved behind: dft
ghtCridirie)hen t
a.tC .tcrkt
16. Did the obiect move in front of something at any time, particularly a cloud? 16. Did the obiect move in front of something at any time, particularly a cloud?
(Circle One): (Circle One): Yes No Don't Know. IF you answered YES, then tell what
in front of: in front of: _
17. Tall in a few words the fallowing things about the object: 17 Ial! in a fow words the following thinas about tha ohieet:
a. Sound.. mone
b. Color___ Dieni bae, and Red.
18. We wish to know the angular size. Hold a match stick at arm's length in line with a known object and nots how
much of the object is covared by tha head of the match. If you had performed this experiment at the time of the
sighting, how much of the abject would have been covered by the match head?
match head
1. Draw a picture that will show the shape of the object or objects. Label and include in your sketch any details
of the object that you saw such as wings, protrusions, ete., and especially exhaust trails or vapor trails.
Place an arrow beside the drawing to show the direction the object was moving.
Mistake Mistcke
Nrth Nrth Foirectic. RoiFeCtic.
Beucon) (Bencon) (Blnon)
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20. Do you think you can ostimate the spoed of the object?
(Circle One) Yes No
IF you answared YEs, then what speed would you ostimate?
21. Do you think you can sstimate how far away from you the cbjoct was?
(Circle One) Yes No
IF you snswered YEs, then how far away would you say it was?
22. Where were you located when you saw the object? 23 Ware you (Circle One) 23. Ware you (Circle One)
(Circle One):
a. in the business section of a city? a. In the business section of a city?
a. Inside a building b. In the residential section of a city?
b. In a car c. In open countryside? c. In open countryside?
c. Cutdoors c. Cutdoors d. Near an airfiold?
d. in an airplena (type) e. e. Flying over a city? Flying over a city?
e. At sed e. At sed f. f. Flying over opan cpuntry? Flying ovar opan country?
6. Other g.
24. IF you were MOVING IN AN AUTOMOBILE or othar vehicle at the time, then complete the following questions:
24.1 What direction were you moving? (Circle One)
aNorth c. East e. South g. Wast
b. Northeast d. Southeast f. Southwest h. Northwest
24.2 How fast were you moving? — .miles per hour.
24.3 Did you stop at any time while you were looking at the object?
(Circle One) Yes No
25. Did you observe the object through any of the following?
a. Eyeglasses Yes No e. Binoculars Yes.
b. Sun glasses Yes No f. Telescopa 5 Yos No
c. Windshield Yes No g. Theodolite
d. Window glass Yes No h. Other
26. In ordar that you can give as clear a picture as possible of what you saw, dascribe in your own words a common
object or objects which, when placed up in the sky, would give the same appearance as the objact which you saw.

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27. In the following sketch, imagine that you are at the point shown. Place ar "A" on the curved line to show how
high tha object was abova the horizon (skyline) when you first saw it. Place a "B" on tha same curved line to
show how high the objoct was above the horizon (skylins) when you last saw it. Place an "A" on the composs
when you first saw it. Place a "B" on the compass where you last sow the object.
90 73 .
60
43 NW NK
E
415 3W
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30. Have you aver saen this, or a similar object before. If so give date or dates dind location.
31. Was anyone slsa with you at the time you saw the objoct? (Circle One) Y0s No.
31.1 IF you answersd YEs, did they see the abject too? (Circle One) Yes No
31.2 Please list their names and addresses:
Wale-HI0wn52228
uale. HI0a52773
1a/:41.0a52>73 1ei 52>72
1cottI0wa 52773 52773
he trink faily.
32. Please give the following information about yourself:
NAME
Last Name Tray Name Middl Name
ADDRESS Nale.H Fowa
Street City Zone Srate
PRESENT 2ix Cone 52223
TELEPHONE NUMBE AGE SEX Male
AGE LHENSAWU ABTECTLOOLLL
Indicate any additional information about yourself,including any specialaxperience, which might b pertinent.
o am very
N.#.On.
33. When and to whom did you raport that you had seen the object? 33. When and ro whom did yoy raoort that you had seen the oblect? Aidsatny scholaUa Kids at my Uto
1464065
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34. Date you completed this questionnaire: 1967
Day Month Yoar
35. Information which you foel pertinent and which is not adequately covered in the specific points of the
qusstionnairs or a narrative explanation of your sighting.
in Contrasd wi o iter
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U.S. AIR FORCE TECHNICAL I INFORMATION
This questionnaire has been prepared so that you can give the U.S. Air Force as much
information as poss concerning the unidentified aerial phenomenon that you have observed.
Plaase try to answer as many 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 contact you for further details.
1. When did you see the object? 2.Time of day: 2. Time of day: arnd10 and10
Hour Minutes
Deiyoligue Crund 1949 lgue Caund 1449 (Circle One): A.M. or P.M.
Doy Doy Month Year
. Time Zone:
(Circle One): a. Eastern (Circle One): a. Daylight Saving
(b. Central b. Standard
c. Mountain
d. Pacific
e. Other
4. Where were you when you saw the object?
Postal stition Max Minneseta
No City or Town State or County
5. how long was object in sight? (Total Duration)
Hours Minutes Seconds
a. Certain c. Not very sure
b. Fairly certain d. Just a guess
5.1 How was time in sight determined? 5.1 How was time in sight determined? Pont rigenles Pont rigenles
5.2 Was object in sight continuously? YesV Yes V No _
6. What was the condition of the sky? 6.What was the condition of the sky?
DAY NIGHT
a. Bright
b. Cloudy Cloudy b.
7. IF you saw the object during DAYLIGHT, where was the SUN located as you looked at the object?
(Circle One): a. In front of you d. To your left
b. In back of you e. Overhead
c. To your right f. Don't remember
FORM
FTD 0T02 164 This ferm supersedaa FTD 164. iul 61. which is obsolete.

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8. IF you saw the object at NlGHT, what did you notice concerning the STARS and MOON?
8.1 STARS (Circle One): 8.2 MOON (Circte One):
a. None a. Bright moonlight
b. A few b. Dull moonlight
c. Many c. No mooniight - pitch dark
d. Don't remember d. Don't remember
9. What were the weather conditions at the time you saw the object?
CLOUDS (Circle One): WEATHER(Circle One):
a. Clear sky a. Dry
b. Hezy b. Fog, mist, or light rain
c. Scattered clouds Scattered clouds c. Moderate or heavy rain
d. Thick or heavy clouds d. Snow
. Don't remember
10. The object appeared: (Circle One):
a. Solid d. As a light
b. Transparent e. Don't remember oh
c. Vapor
11.1 If it appeored as a light, was it brighter than the brightest stars? (Circle One):
.Brighter c. About the same
b. Dimmer d. Don't know
11.1 Compare brightness to some common object: (o0)
L2 f Lifilfhnddml
12.The edges of the object were:
(Circle One): a. Fuzzy or blurred e. Other
b. Like a bright star
c. Sharnly outlined
d. Don't remember
.Did the objecr: (Circle One for each question)
a. Appear to stand still at any time? Yes No No Don't know
b. Suddenly speed up and rush away at any time? Yes No Don't know Don't know
c. Break up into parts or explode? Yes No Don't know
d. Give off smoke? Yes No Don't know
e. e. Change brightness? Yes No Don't know
f. f. Change shape? Yes Yes No No Don't know →
9. Flash or flicker? Etachclioko2 Yes No No Don't know
h. Disuppear and recppear? Yes No Don't know

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14. Did the obiect disaopsar while you wera watching it? If so, how?
pleces frm a terges
pidces wintvict.
15. Did the obiect move bahind samathing at any time, porticularly a cloud?
(Circle One): Yes No Don't Know. IF you answared YES, thon tel! what
it moved behind:
16. Did the obiect movs in front of something ot any time, particularly a cloud?
(Circle One): (Circle One): Yes No Don't Know. Don't Know. IF you answarnd YES, then tall what IF you answered YES, then tell what
in front of:
17. Tell in a few words the following things about the object:
to te U
6. Color Wlite liglt lehe a star
18. We wish to know the angular size. Hold a match stick at arm's length in line with a known obiect and note how
much of the object is covared by the head of the match. If you had performed this experiment at the tine of the
sighting, how much af the obiect would have been coversd by the match head?
nearly all of the oljer.
1. Draw a picture that will show the shape of the object or objects. Label and include in your sketch any details
of the object that you saw such as wings, protrusions, etc., and especially axhaust trails or vapor trails.
Place an arrow beside the drawing to show the direction the object was moving. Notictidtoan puo t.0e7e0 te
,Obet wtett dn ,Obet wheEtsn East
E5t East . jak line.
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p+1 p+
olcore the
(cbjec+) t hogners lex itf
0) Cirel.loped.

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27. In the following sketch, imagine that you are at the point shown. Place ar "A" on the curved line to show how
high the objoct was above the horizon (skyline) when you first saw it. Place a ""B" on tha same curvad line to
show how high the object was above the horizon (skyline) when you last saw it. Place an "A" on the compass
when you first saw it. Place a "B'" on the compass where you last saw the object.
90° 75
45 AW NX
30" 30 O
2
15 SW
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2. 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" at the end of the path, and show any changes in direction during the course.
5trai+line
B
29. IF there was MORE THAN ONE object, then how many were there?
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30. Have you aver seen this, or a similar object bafore. if so give dato or datos ond location.
31. Was anyone eise with you at the time you saw the objoct? (Circle One) Yes No
31.1 IF you answered YES, did they see the object too? (Circle One) Yos No
31.2 Please list rheir names and addresses:
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32. Please give the following information about yourself:
NAME
Last Name First Name Middl Name
ADDRESS Walcuti Iowa
Street Ciry Zone State
ZipCade 57773
TELEPHONE NUMBER AGE 5 SEX FENALE
indicate any additional information about yourself, including any special axperience, which might be pertinent.
Doy Month Yoar
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34. Date you complsted this qusstionnaire: Dumbe
Day Month Year
35. Information which you feel pertinent and which is not adequately covered in the spacific points of the
qusstionnaire or a ncrrative explanation of your sighting.
Me hotened t the swe th nept day and thee
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U.S. AIR FORCE TECHNICAL INFORMATION AN9
This questionnaire has been prepared so that you can giva tha U.S. Air Force as much
information cs possible concorning the unidentified aerial phenomenon that you hava observed.
Please try to cnswer as many questions as you possibly can. The information that you give will
be used for research purposes. Your nama will pot be usad in connection with any statements,
conclusions, or publications without your parmission. Ws roquest this personal information so
that if it is deemed necessary, we may contact you for furthar datails.
1. When did you see the object? 2. Time cf day:_ I0:
Heur Hour Minutes Minutes
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(Circla One): A.M. A.M. or or P.M.
Day Month Yoar
3. Time Zona:
(Circle One): a. Eastern (Circle Ona): a. Daylight Saving (Circla Ona): a. Daylight Saving
b.CCentral b.CCentral b. Standard
c. Mountain
d. Pacific
e. Other
4. Whore were you when you saw the object?
Nearest Postal Address City or Town State or County
5. How long was object in sight? (Total Duration)
Houhe Minures Sasonds
a. Certain c. Not very sure
b. Fairly cerrain d. Just a guess
5.1 How was tims in sight determined?
5.2 Was object in sight continuously? Yes No
6. Whar was tha condition of the sky? 6. Whar was the condition of the sky?
DAY NIGHT
a. Bright a. a, Bright
b. Cloudy
7. IF you sow the object during DAYLIGHT, where was the SUN located as you locked ar the object? 7. IF you sow the object during DAYLiGHT, where was the SUN located as you locked at the object?
(Circie One): a. In front of you d. To your loft
b. in bock of you 8. Overhead
c. To your right f. Don't remamber
FORM Reproduced by Library of Congress, Legislative Reference Service
FTO OCT 62 164 Thia form aupornodes FTo is4, Jul Sl, ahieh lo cbaolete, May 1966

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8. IF you sow the object at NIGHT, what did you notice co-cerning the STARS and MOON? 1
8.1 STARS (Circle Ore): 8.2 MOON(Circle One):
a. None o. Bright monnlight
b. A few b. Dull moonlight
c. Many c. No moanlight - pitch dark
Don't remember d. Don't remember
9. What were the weather sonditions at the time you saw the object?
CLOUDS(Circie On) WEATHER (Circle One):
.
a. Clear sky a.Dry.
b. Hazy b. Fog, is, or light rain b. Fog, nis, or light rain
c. Scattered clouds .c. Moderar or heavy rain
d. Thick or heavy c'ouds Thick or heavy e'ouds d. Snow Snow
e. e. Don': ramember
TO. The object apceared: (Cirele One):
1 a. Solid o. Solid d. As a light d. Asalight
b. Transporent b. Transporent e. Don't romember
c. Vaoor
11. if it oppeared as a ligh, was it brighter than the brightest stors? (Circle One):
a. Brighter c. About the some
b. Dimmer d. Don't know
11.1 Compare brighinss ro some common obiect:
12. The edges of the obiect were:
(Circle Gre): a. Fuzzy or blurred c. Other
b. Line.bright star
e. Storely ourlined
d. Dor' remember
13.Did the object: 13. Did the object: (Circle One for aoch question) (Circle One for eoch question)
a. a. Appeor to stand Appeor to stand still at ony time? still at ony time? Yes No Don't know
6. Suddenly speed up and rush awoy at any time? Suddenly speed up and rush awcy at any time? Y'es Y'es No Don't know
c. c. Break uo into parts or exolode? Break up into parts or explode? Yrs No Don't know
d. d. Give off smoin? Give off smoin" Yas No No Don't know
o. Change brightess? Yes Yes No Don't know Don't know
5. 5. Change shope? Yns Yas No No Don't know Don't know
g. g. Flash or flicker? Y-s No Na Don't know Don't know
h. Disappear ond roppecr? Yes No Don't know
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14. Did the object disappear while you were watching it? If so, how?
00
spt
15. Did the cbject move behind something at any time, particularly a cloud?
(Circle One): Yes No Don't Know. IF you answered YES, then tel! what
it moved behind:
l6. Did the object move in front of something at any time, purticularly a sloud? ló. Did the object move in front of something at any time, particularly a cloud?
(Circle One): Yes No Don't Know. Don't Know. IF you answered YES, then rell what
in front of; _ in front of;
- 17. Tell in a rew words the following things about the object:
a. Sound _
- b.Color
18. We wish to know the angular size. Hold a match stick at arm's length in line with a known object and note how
much of the 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 head?
19. Draw a picture that will show the shape of the object or cbjects. Label and include in your sketch any details
of the abject tha' you saw such as wings, protrusions, ete., and espacially exhaust trails or vapar trails.
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20. Do you think you can estimate the speed of ths objoct?
(Circle One) Yes No
IF you ansvered YES, then whal speed would you estimate?
21. Do you think you tan esti nate how far away from you the object was?
(Cintle Otai Ys No
F you anewgred YlS, thsd hoety owey would you soy it was?
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2d. Where were you lreurad whan you saw the abjest? 4. Where were you lyeured vtan yo saw the oojeer 23. Were you (Cirele One) , Were youlCircis Jne)
(Circle Onek
OT e. in the buspness section of o sity? e. in the buspness section of a eity?
d. inarde a cuiloing h. in ths residential secrion of a city? b.In tha residential secrion of a city?
c. in onen country side? c. In ocen country side?
C. Outdoors C. Outdours (d. Nedi on airrield? (d. Neoi on airtield?
4. In on airplane (ryas) i. In on airglane (ryae) a. Flying ovar o ctry? a. Flying ovar o ctry?
At seD Ar sea 6. Flying ovor apen country?
1 Orher g. Other L g. Otber
24. IF you were MOViNg iN AN AU TOvOhiLE ar other vobicle of the time, then corplate the following auostians:
26.) What direcrien wers you movirg? (Cirele Ona)
6. Narth c. East a. South (West()
bNortheaat d. Southensh 1. Southweat heNerhwest
24.2 Hou fort wer yoi momng? obrSOnils or hour.
24.3 Oid you stop of any time while you wera looking at the sbject?
(Cireh Dns) Mas (√
25: Oid you obsar the abieer threwgh any of the following?
6. Eyegiastes Y-s NG . Bincculars Yas
b Sun ginsses. Yes i. Telascods Tos Na
Hinah 9. Theodeliay Yes
. Wgus No
wrdar thay   as clear a plchure on posaible of what you snw, doser he in our owwords a conuman
dalangh or oeiscts which, wher pliead up in the sky, would give the some dppewrorce as tne object which you sow.

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2. In the following sketch, imagine that you ars at the point shown. Placa an "A" on the curved line to show how
high the abjoct was above tho horizon (skyline) whon you first saw it. Place a "8 on the same curved lins to
show how high the object was abova tha horizon (skyline) when you last saw it. Place an "A" on the compass
whon you first saw it. Place a "B" on the compass whers you last saw the object.
S0 ag
75- $\frac {}$
60
NW NS
30
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28. Drow a picture that will show the motion that the object or cbjects made. Place an "A" at the beginning of the
path, a 'B" ar the end of the path, and shun any changes in direction during the course.
29. IF there was MORE THAN.ONE object, than how many ware thare? _
Draw a picture of how they were arranged, and put an crraw to show the direction that thay were traveling.

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30. Hinve you aver sren this, or a similar objecr befora. If so give date or dates ond location.
31. Was anyone else with you ot the time you saw the object? (Circle One) Yes No
31.1 (F you ansvered YES, did they see the object roo? (Circle One) Yes No
3.2 Pleose list their names and addresses:
32. Ploase give the following information about yourselk: 32. Ploase give the following informetion about yourself: 2
NAME First Mome Nidals Mere
L.oat Nain
40252
Ciry Zone Srot
Street
AGE SEX
TELEPHONE NUMBE
adicota any oddirional information about yourself, including ony special axperience, which mighe be pertinent.
18
. Whan and to whom did you report that you had sean the abject? 33. whan and to whom did you report that you had sean the abject?
1
Day Month Yoor

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I wien did yon see the object - Angust 1065 end of sumer
2 time of day 6-7 pm Sunset was halfvay
3 time zone a Sastern a. deylight seving
4 whore rere you den y'u saw be object?
neurest postsl eddress city or towm 'state of county
oicture A Kings Park lX first Vier :
sict me B Comaok M 11725 2nd view
5. hor long was object in sight 5. hor long was object in sight A 20nin A 20nin or lonver or loncer
B l0min !!
5.l row ras tine in si rt deternined 5.1 how vas time in si rt deternined We ususlly stey a half to an kour and it takes We ususlly stey a half to an hour and it takes
5 min to go home or more ( thats the nctimum time 5 min to go home or more ( thats the meimun time
I get to look at interesting things when with somsont I get to look et interesting things wen with somoont
5.2 was object in si-ht contimuously 5.2 was object in siht contimuously YES YES each scene A l B
6 what was the condition of the sky" T
day a. bright bwild brightest most colorful sky with sun (setting) out of view (setting) out of view
behindbill,
if you saw the object during daylight where was the Sun located as you looked at oBject
left behind a hill (West side) about hafway C
9 what were the we ther conditions at the tine tyou saw the object
d brig't heavy stratus type clouds - fuinnel shaped objects started within clouds
drooved clear below them
reather DRY - WARM-NO WIND
1o the object apvewred A to be pulling clouds dowm into a cone shane
Pict- B smoky grey shapes droyoing or hanging from cloud ceilings
X il if it ap oared as a light ins it brighter than the brithtest sters
EXE
ll.l comvsre brigh tness to some common object
XEX KEX Coloved tuve Coloved tuve
Fluovescent
could reully be compared to it could really he copared to it
noThig cther than Colokd Thoister chher than Colord Thoister

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Dicture A ricture B
1?. the edces of the object were -cloudlike like snoke
13. did the object:
a. apoear to st-nd still at any time?
b suddenly sneed io and rush awray at any time
o. break uo into parts or exolbde ?
d rive off smoke (Yes) No
C'anre brightness
I chence share -Slihpy
flesh or flicker
disaroerr end reameer disarberr and reameer V0
ldid the object disavpe r while you wore vetching it? if so how? Lhdid the object disaone r while vou wore vetching it? if so how? 10
15 1 11 nove be ind sonetling at ary tire nove be ind sonetling at any tine NO NO
l6 did the obiect ove in front of somet inr at any time l6 did t'e obiect vove in front of somet inr at any time NO
17 tell'in a fer vords t e following thin's about t'e object 17 telt in a fer vords t' e following thinrs about t'e object
SOUND NONE ColotA dll colors of the sunset only one step lower e éh band ColotA All colors of the sunset only one step lower e oh band
(whole shape one snade
ender Ligut clods inder1 Ligut clouds grey) grey)
18 we wish to knor the anvilar size
my two thwnbs wide & h deen thich would be 2 nennies at top widest oart doim to about k
pennies t boctod noi
(oicture B about half of above)l renny. v wide to ? bennies long at bottom noint ?
19 draw a oicture thet vill show the shape of the ouject or o jects labelin" berts.
olece errow to show direetion the oeject was moving.
AroT when 1
WeleFr B
A scewe
1
2o do you think you con estimate the sneed of the object?
NO (slow like clouds
21 seemed like it wes close less than i mile iway
PIcT. A PITe
22 where were you located when you saw the object
nict A nict B
Cc. outdoors facins smit torm bay eine smit tom bay bjin a oar fscing fire in woods bjin a cer fscing fire in woods
biin cer aoproaching our street
(Coutside in front of house coutside in front of house
23 were you were you
A ca in oven countryside B B (b.)in the residential section of town .)in the residential section of towm
facing smititown bay
2 If ycu "ere roving in an automotile 24 If ycu rere roving in an automobile Dict B
?h.lwhat direction were yon moving? ?h.lwhat direction were yen moving? H by IY (wroods) N by NV (woods)
S7 amproaching home
21.2 20 ni n ho r dalvost a sto" at fire engine were we mnde a lef't band turn
20 mi an hour and a ston'an rorchin" our driveway & hore
911.3 Yes
?5 did von observe the obient tlrourdany of the follorinr
nirt A C binooulors yes nict B (e.)windsnield yes
r out of or (withont binoculrs
"6 in ordor thet vou o n cive as elear a oieture os nossihle of wiet  u ser deserite in
tur om vords a common objert or objeets isiek shgn alseed n in slor , wontId ive t e
ama Birence rg te oiect w jok yo sew.
funnel
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28 drar a picture that vill show t e hotion that the object of objecte made. il de on
a at the boginning of tie oeth a b et the ond of the vath and shor any o enged dring
the course. -13
Hill conn.a-. 7VV/V=>
WATER
29 If trere was nore than on object t'en or vany All to the Right
drer srrangement and wut an arroy to sl ow direction thet tiey vere br veling. SAne pa
us c1
PLT A onlLO1E
PiT PiTB B ? 7 ? at fire scene 7 at one scene ? at fire scene 7 atlome scene
30 ave ave ou ever e7er seen tis or similor seen tiis or similor NO
31 ws amrone else with you at the time you say the objects. 31 ws arrone else with you at the time you say the objects.
3l.l if yeu answered yes did tley see the object too
3l.2 nares and addresses 3l.2 nares and addresses ly Insband 8 adults and about I0 children wore at scede A ly Iusband 8 adults and about I0 children wore at scede A
and noone could figure out what bapuened or what it was and noone could figgre out what bapuened or whet it was
( The people watching brong t ouur attenbien to object) ( The people watching brong t onr attenbien to object)
Hone cah be involved involved
32 Ple-se give the following information ebout ycursolf;
neme Mrs
last first middle
mmack 11725
Wh years old femle
worked at Air Fields 2 years observing and logying flights baking off and lanling
saw many trainers exploding and falling with _and without binoculars.
Last 15 years have beon ousewife and comercial advertising nd illustration artist.. Last 15 years have beon 'ouserrife and comeroial advertising mnd illustration artist...
photography is a hobby
Alweys found cbserving skys day and evenings interesting since I was a child.
33 when and to whom did you report that you hed seen the object THIS REPURT IS FIRST CE
34 date yon comleted this cuestionnaire; dere L 1968
35 informetion shich you feol eartinent and wich is not covered in above.
see following ace

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3. additional info Pastel cictires encjoved slould corer t e subicots rentrted wnd nas
sention to get locntions.
what thay thought it wae t
However I'd like to add: Picture A - I questioned the ten and yoren & ehildren 'if they
NO ODOR
saw anrthins falline ( they seid no ) It could be hossible somet ine was drovred  tiev didn't
notice it it water wile etchirg the berutiful sight, so soectocular y art could never
ree oture it. iy husbend let me have his 35 mm camera but by bhe tine I got it the vattern
was less definite and I didn't hold ceneba steady. The slide and info I lad recorded on all
this disarreared. If I find it will send it in but, it wonld not add mch anylr y. this disarveared. If I find it will send it in but, it would not add much arylr y. 2
1.
The sunset picture A resembled a picture of a eoranlic fanlt vhere the earths layersa resembled a picture of a eoraplic fanlt vhere the earths layers-a
dron one ste doum throuout whole edre of senarated section. To me I first thought it was dron one ste down throuout whole ede of senarated section. To me I first thought it was
a trail left by a jet that fell ( never saw one of these go dom) a trail left by a jet that fell ( never saw one of these go dom) then I thought it could
be a plare rart or packare fell and created this funnel (tube like shane) or dumy practice
bomb. End of surer & day when no boats were out. Ve sailed our dinehy ? years to
the most spectacular things in sky and water patterns  shape but none like this. Thought
it could also be an air pocket which would twist clouds sane way as a whirlnool does in water.
The picture B made me think of planes that had gone dowm in flames and made a smcke
NO ODOR.
treil above then bnt not 7 in a row. Gould be sky writers learning the trade with rey
stuff or croo dusters or sorecne
Sun had gone along with sky coloring by the tire we got home 5 minute trip but it was plenty Sun hed gone along with sky coloring by the tire we got home 5 minute triy but it was plenty
of light and clear vision. clouds were all above of light and clear vision. clouds were all above smoke or ohiesrs smoke or lohiesrs
Reembled bnch Recembled bch
Twiatire-but Twiatine-bul
weathe waot stag weathe waot atay
light SK tecneng
Wonld like to ve stopped to ask firemen to look at the, tvo stoky boints fron the sly
ained in direction of the voods section they vere patting ont the fi'e in. Gouldn't do it
unless I vas alone. Lemembor seeins a similar sigit ith one fire bain: jalt cut and for
milos & niles all new firos in this strine of voods wis eruntin like. an eoidandc. trees
and i ad yo olose od tnb ane or rehenbse sl aead. P ons it as  lune's of mitly mErS
fire burs thev le to uee a onr the distaoss varu so rrent. M atate, Cony ?oonre
datef or locetin. FAl or wunter Thees ucre Parcsh:

Metee AWk
UVO ?
I HAVE ME MR SEON A FLYING SAUGSR OR ANY STOE ME EXCEPT OURCN.
Read an article in Readers Digest about a nigh trntchman receiving commensation for
illress suffered from some gerbare ODok he said was droed from an object over im.
A few yers nro before reading this fantestie stcry I was awakened one night by an
odor that vas impossible to amnaligo. The closest I could coue uo with was human bones
being burned. I never smelled any to comere with it so tried to add ny 6th sense or GSP
It bane in strong It bane in strong t throughout renr of bouse - could hear or see yothing -vitch blick out.
Side window next to it seemed péssible to leave oyen a crack catching the air coming foom
front of ouse. A very warm night in sunmer. , Ne have dogs and cesspools but
that odor vas different. Couldnt bre-k it dowm to even match ry brothers chemistry
bombs & exveriments as a kid. Stifeling is only word I could use. BACK
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F. 's. 'Since all this hanvened so lonr ago didn't went to send it locelly nlis, I
don't want my husbend or others to know about my sendire this renort in.
If you want more infornation use my full first name (no UFO lettering on envelope)
and send me some Uro revort forms to make it easier.
I have a small boy almost able to escave playpen and won't have the tine or the energy
to vork this into my already hectic schedule.......
Have one more reoort - art work is complete ( book movies type ) Have one more reoort - art work is complete ( book movies type ) This one
is about a comet hitting a red light and I was havoy to find out accidentally it was is about a comet hitting a red light and I was havoy to find out accidentally it was
reported by a woman in Australia in mans or True magazine a year or tvo ago. reported by a woman in Australia in mans or True magazine a vear two ago.
"ope I don't see anything else for yeors this is too much work,,.,,
After putting all this stuff dowm I symoathise with you too.
Respectfully
ENCLOSED 3 Pastel pictures AB+C
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5. Did the object move behind something at any time, particularly a cloud?
(Circle One): Don't know. IF you answered YES, then tell what
it moved beRind:
tume
Me
Did the object move in front of something at any time, particularly a cloud?
(Circle One): Yes No Don't know. IF you answered YES, then tell what
in front of:
17. Tell in a few words the following things about the obiect:
o. Sound
b. Color bugit
18. We wish to know the angular size. Hoid a match stick at arm's length in line with a known abject and note how much of the
abject is covered by the head of the match. If you had performed this experiment at the tinre of the sighting, how much of
the abject would have baen covered by the match bead?
all of it.
1. Draw a picture that will show the shape of the object or objects. Label and include in your sketch any details of the object
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.
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iF you answered YES, then what speed would you estimate? $00mph.
21 Do you think you can estimate how far away from you the object was?
(Circle One) No
IF you answered YES, then how far away would you say it was? 2miles
22. Where were you located when you saw the object? 23. Were you (Circle One)
(Circle One):
a. In the business section of a city?
aInside a building In the residential section of a city?
bIn a car c. In open countryside?
Outdooc dNear an airfield?
d. In an airplane (type) e.Flying over a city?
24.2 How fast were you moving? _ miles per hour.
24.3 Did you stop at any time while you were locking at the object?
(Circle One) Yes No
Did you observe the object through any af the following?
a. Eyeglasses Yes e. Binoculars Yes No
b. Sun glasses Yes Telescope Yes No
c. Windshield Yes No Theodolite
d. Window glass Yes No- .h.. Other_
ests which, when placed up in the sky, would give the samg agpearance as the obigct which you saw.
a flore offun font
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U.S. AIR FORCE TECHNICAL INFORMATION
This questionnaire has been prepared so that you can give the U.S. Air Force as much
information as possible concerning the unidentified aerial phenomenan that you have observed.
Please try to answer as many questions as you possibly can. The information that you give will
be used for research purposes. Yaur 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 contact you for further details.
1. When did you see the object? 2. Time of day: 8 45
Hours Minutes
J Ougust 1965 (Circle One): A.M. or P.M.
Day Month Year
(Circle Ona): a. rEastern (Circle One): a. Daylight Saving
b. Central b. Standard
C. Mountain
d. Pacific
e. Other
4. Where were you when you saw the object?
Peard River NY
Nearest Postal Addrms City or Town State or County
5. Haw long was cbject in sight? (Total Duratian) 9 O 30
Hours Minutes Seconds
a. Certain c. Not very sure
b. Fairly certain Just a guest
5.1 How was time in sight derermined?
5.2 Was object in sight continuously? Yes NoL
What was the condition of the sky?
DAY NIGHT
a. Bright a. Bright a. Bright
bCloud bCloudy b. Cloudy
7. IF you saw the object during DAYLIGHT, where was the SUN located as you looked at the object? 7. IF you saw the object during DAYLiGHT, where was the SUN located as you looked at the object?
(Circle One): a. In front of you d. To your left
b. In back of you b. In back of you e. Overhead e. Overhead
c. To yourright f. Don'tremember
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8. IF you saw the object at NIGHT, what did you notice cancerning the STARS and MOON?
8.1 STARS(Circle One): 8.2 MOON(Circle One):
a.Non a. Bright moonlight
b. A few bDull maonlight
c. Many No moonlight-pitch dark
d. Don'tremember
. What were the weather conditions at the time you saw the object?
CLOUDS(Circle One): WEATHER (Circle One):
a.Clearsky a. Dry
b. Hazy b Fog, mist, or licht rain
c. Scattered clouds c. Moderate or heavy rain
d. Thick or heavy clouds d. Snow
b. Dimmer d. Don'tknow
11.1 Compare brightness to some common object.
naw /lasklight shined in apwre forg
The edges of the object were:
(Circle One): a. Fuzzy or blurred e. Other_
btike a briahttae =
c. Sharply outined
d. Don'tremember
Did the object: (Circle One for each question)
a. Appear to stand still at any time? Yes No Don't know
b.Suddenly speed up and rush away at any time? b.Suddenly speed up and rush away at any time? Yes No Don't know Don'tknow
c. Break up into parts or explode? c. Break up into parts or explode? Yes NG No Don'tknow
d.Give off smoke? dGive off smoke? Yes No3 No Don'tknow Don't know
e. Change brightness? YeD No Don'tknow
f. Change shape? Yes Don't know
Flash or flicker? Yes G Don't know
h. Disappear and reappear? Yesj No Don't know
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34. Date you completed this questionnaire: Doy Fel Month 1967 Year
Infarmation which you feel pertinent and which is not adequately covered in the specific points of the questionnaire or a narrative explanation of your sighting.
W I think you should have
ask ask what was what was myfirst my first
reaction.
Ot firsr I thought is
was a flare, Gut it stop for
about 10 sec then rose.
I would Like to know if
my # information. hashelped

.
No Case, Information Only Brazil
Source: Saucer News, Vol. 12, No. 4 Aug 65
Dec 65 Dea 65
In Brazil, a man named Joao da Rio was fishing one day in aarly August
when a tiny man about 28 inches high allegadly came up to him. The creatura
had large luminous eyss and spoke perfect Portuguase, according to the wit-
nass. Joao was informed by the visito or that he had come from ano ther world,
and aa proof, he offered a piece of unearthly metal, which is now being an-
alyzad. Joao is described by his am as a "simpls, honest man." ...
.
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27. In the fallowing sketch, imagine that 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 "8 on the same curved line to show how high the object was
above the horizon (skyline) when you last saw it. Place an "A" on the compass when you first saw it.'Place a "B" bn the com-
pass when you last saw the object.
90° 75°
N
B
450
NW NE
_30°
W E
15°A SE
0o A$
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" at
11

no
31. Was anyone else with you at the time you saw the object? (Circle One) Yes No
31.1 IF you answered YES, did they see the object too? (Circle One) No
31.2 Please list thejr names and addresses:
. Pearl River N.
.Please give the following informatinn about vourself:
NAME
Last Name Firsr Name- Middle Name
Later in 1967-Danuarry I sawa
U.F.o. In bok of our house.
33 When and to whom did you report that you had seen the object? My family
Qugusr 965
Day onth Year

I Senowthis
ionA toor
repat but haet
3

rother 1  e
visibly
2reas
1, et shoat out from
and -
30seconds.
also th biger stor from whichs
hat out om stayed stt, But
t nightfiw gone.

34. Date you completed this questionnaire: Tues. gume 0 Month 67
Day Year
35. Information which you feel pertinent and which is not adequately covered in the specific points of the
questionnaire or a narrative explanation of your sighting.
et wos inaugust Ixhink in the sum
1965. We (me my besther were outon the
ldun whatchingone stara, eapecially one big
onethatwas very bright ) and all of asuden
a littler stor shout ouf brom luoaen one
x ow
wa
H

31. IF you answered YES, did they see the object too? (Circle One) Yes No
31.2 Please list their names and addresses:
all in owr family
Sist
mE) st.Francis,Wisconein
mom 53207
Brothe
32. Please give n about yourself:
Last Name adle Name
To you nowr lutme
? AUGOST3 65 in brither (12) were
Day Month Year whatching it then colled
mymsister. mymisisttr.

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27. In the following sketch, imagine that 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" on the compass when you first saw it. Place a "B" on the com-
pass when you last saw the object.
90° 75°
N
450
NW NE
30°
W E
15° S SE
S
Draw a picture of how they were arranged, and put an arrow to show the direction that they were traveling.
ONLYONE
Butifthe ligger onewa a
(( mothetshisp justptayed therg
lir it woon it herd the nert ànight.

8.1 STARS (Circle One): 8.2 MOON(Circle One):
a. None Bright moonlight (red+yellow)
b. A few b. Dull moanlight
c. Many c. No moonlight-pitch dark
d. Don't remember d. Don't remember
9. What were the weather conditions at the time you saw the object?
CLOUDS(Circle One): WEATHER (Circle One):
a Clearsky Dry
b. Hazy b. Fog, mist, or light rain
c. Scattered clouds c. Moderate or heavy rain
dThick or heavy clouds d. Snow
e. Don't remember
(could havebeen
1. If it appeared as a light, was it brighter than the brightest stars? (Circle One): smaller
a. Brighter c. About the same WHITE
Dimmer d. Don't know
11.1 Compare brightness to some common object:
The edges of the object were: 1-
(Circle One): a. Fuzzy or blurred e. Other.
⑥ Like a bright star
c. Sharply outlined
d. Don'tremember
.Did the object: (Circle One for each question)
a. Appear to stand still at any time? Yes No Don'tknow
b. Suddenly speed up and rush away at any time? (Yes No Don't know
c. Break up into parts or expiode? Yes No Don'tknow
d. Give off smoke? Yes Yes No No Don'tknow
e. Change brightness? e. Change brightness? (ONTAKE OFF) Yes Yes No Don't know
f. Change shape? Yes No No Don't know
g. Flash or flicker? Yes No Don't know
h. Disappear and reappear? Yes No Don't know

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U. S. AIR FORCE TECHNICAL INFORMATION
This questionnaire has been prepared so that you can give the U.S. Air Force os much
information as possible concerning the unidentified aerial phenomenon that you have observed. TRRT
Please try to answer as many questions as you possibly can. The information that yau give will
be used for research purposes. Your narne will not be used in connection with any statements,
conclusians, or publicatioms without your permission. We request this persanal information so
that if it is deemed necessary, we may contact you for further details.
9orofter
1. When did you see the abject? 2. Time of dary:
MAYBE AUGUST Hours Minutes
Don'tremember Summsr
? 1965 (Circle One): A.M. or P.M.
Day Month Year
3. Time Zone:
Eastern (Circle One): Daylight Saving
Central b. Standard
C. Mountain
d. Pacific
e. Other.
4. Where were you when you saw the object?
County
stiFrancis Miluondel , iss.
Negrest Postal Address City or Town State or County
5. How long was object in sight? (Total Duration) 15
Hours Minutes Seconds
Certain c. Not very sure
Fairty certain d. Just a guess
5.2 Was object in sight cantinuously? Yes
6. What was the condition of the sky?
DAY NIGHT
a. Bright Bright
b. Cloudy
7. IF you saw the object during DAYLlGHT, where was the SUN located as you looked at the object? 7. IF you saw the object during DAYllGHT, where was the SUN located as you looked at the object?
Circle One): a. In frant of you /Circle One): a. In frant of you d. To your left
b. In back of you e. Overhead
c. To your right f. Don'tremember
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FTD OCT 62 164 This form supersedes FTD 164. jul 61, which is obsolete.

NO' CASE: Information Only 1 Aug 65
SOURCE: Flying Saucer Reviow Eelluco, Chile
Nov-Dec 65
CHILE
Violet light again
The Barbados s Advocate of August 2
tells how-"Villagers at Belluco, in
Chile's southern Puerto Rico Montt
zone, said that they saw a strange
apparatus land in the village for five
minutes yesterday morning. Then it
took off and landed farther away.
"More than 15 people keeping a
traditional all-night vigil beside the
body of a young girl killed in a road
accident reported seeing the object.
They said that a violet light entered
the room where the girl lay and they
went outside to see where it came
from. They saw a strange object giving
off a dazzling violet light. They could
not tell the shape of it, they said,
because the light was so blinding.
"As they stood there, the object
took off without a sound."
1
1

NO CASE: Information Only Information Only Aug 65 Aug 65
SOURCE: Flying Saucer Review Cordoba Mts, Argentina
Nov-Dec 65
ARGENTINA
UFO Base?
From an entirely new source,
Al-Ahran n of Cairo, dlated August 20,
we learn, thanks to our correspon-
dent's accompanying translation, that
the Argentinian newspaper La Razon
of August 19 stated that UFOs
recently sighted, have established a
base in a secluded i valley among the
mountains of Cordoba, and that
members of the public witness these
objects aster s sunset as they ffy in
groups at low altitudes over the
valley.....
(Credit: S. Alwan of Cambridge
University.)

No Case, Information Cnly Lima, Peru
Source: Saucer News, Vol. 12, No. 4 1 Aug 65
Dec 65
LANDINGS IN peaU: Among dozens of important UFo observations in Peru this
past summer, are three landing stories which havs a fair amount of datail in
the newspaper accounts have been sent to us
The first occurred on about Auqust Ist in a suburb of the capital city
of Lima, where 2 15-year-old boy named Alberto San Roman Nunaz saw a small
flying saucer at rest right on the roof of his home. The boy was on the roof
taking in some wash when he was approached bein about 3 feet tall which
had apparently emerged from the saucer. creature had "greenish lights on
his skin which made him look like a frog." Terrified, Alberto n down the
stairs. As he did so, he was enveloped in inter se red light which came from
a circular craft which he saw pass over the roof heading toward nearby
ocean. Presumably the littls man was than inside the craft.
Thereafter, an examination of the roof revealed four circles, each about
a foot in diamatar. These were in the shape of a square, in relation to each

an 1, (965 Cny 1, 1965
Family Reports
Sia Saucer
Sighting
SYDNEY, Australia (Reuters) -A chorus of howl-
ing dogs wok McLinfock family early Saturday
and brought them rushing out of their farmhouse to see
-- they reported later - a flying saucer hovering over
the farmyard.
The object had three rods protruding, one from the
top and two from the bottom. It emitted two beams of
light.
The object remained over the farmyard for about 15
minutes before moving off. Two of the McLintock boys,
12 and 10, admitted they saw it the day before but kept it
secret.
The incident was reported at Goonumbla, New South
Wales.

No Case, 2 Aug 65
Source: Saucer News, Vol. 4, No. 12
Dec 65
SCIENTIST REFUTES AIR FORCE CLAIM THAT HUGE WESTERN SAUCER FLAP WAS CAUS-
ED 8Y STARS: Unidentified objects which were picked up on radar on Auqust 2nd
at the Wichita, Kansas, weather bureau. as well as elsewnera throughout the
mid-west and west, wara said the Air the planet Jupiter or as-
sorted stars. Sut Robe Directo 8 Oklahoma Sciencs and Art
Foundation planetarium (where numerous sightings were also
made), said that local residants cartainly did not lupiter or any of the
stars which the Air Force listed their explanatory report. Said Risser:
*This statement as far from the truth as you can get.
Somebody has mads a mistake the opposita side
ime of year."
Tha sightings 3stio1 during the early days of August from
Kansas, Texas, Oklahoma, Colorado, Sou th Dako ta, Nebraska, and
Wyoming. In addition to numerou sightings, there were literally hun-
dreds of separate reports by priva tizans as well as police. But the Air
Force statad, after a very superficia vestigation, that the sightings were
probably of the planet Jupiter rs Rigel, Capella Betalgeuse, and
Aldeberan.

No Case, Information Only Llanquihua, Chile
Source: Saucer News, Vol. 12, No. 4 2 Aug 65
Dec 65
ANOTHeR LANDING IN CHILE: Again thanKS to our South American Editor, Mr.
aucer landing. This one occurred
on August 2nd in lanquihue Chils, and wa essed by the Sacretary General
of the National Health Department for that as well a large group of
people who happened that some of the
group was fror when it landed, but it doss tell us
women present overcoms by emotion that they fainted.
Some of the forced themselves o advance toward the craft, but as
landing spot,
they found a round charred area the circumference of which had been saverely
burned. Saveral trees had been charred and uprooted.
No Case, Infoomation Only Buenos Aires, Argentina
Source: Saucer News, Vol. 12, No. 4 2 Aug 65
Dec 65
On Auquar nq tne Dusncs Aires, Argentina magazine called "Alantide" ran
an article queting a local storskeeper as saying that a 39-inch-tall flying
saucer pilot told him that his paople will make full contact with mankind on
December 3rd of this year. The storakaeper, named Felipe Martinez, claims to
have talksd twice to the little man....

ing to police broadcasts. His attention
Ta was arrested by conversations concern-
ing an unconventional aerial object be-
ing tracked by radar (apparently at
Tinker Air Force Base) and which was
heading south. His source was the Texas
State Police, the only part of the con-
versation he could monitor.
When he heard the information that
the object, a blue-white light, was south
of Durant, he took his 4x5 Speed Graphic
camera and went into Bells where he
encountered Police Chief Pete McCollum.
They drove around until they were I mile
east of Bells on Highway 82, where they
time exposures of 2 minutes each, at 3
minute intervals. The photographs, on
black and white film show a misty, glow-
ing object with traces of what appears
to be vapor on its surface.
After watching about 2½/ hours, dur-
ing which the object appeared to hover
deadstill in the air, Campbell and Mc-
Collum left the area, went home and to
bed.
Having been alerted by the same radio
broadcast, several other individuals were
also watching the object. Campbell and
McCollum were 1 mile east of Bells, Okla-
homa. Highway Patrolman Bill Quires
was watching from Durant, 30 miles
north of Bells, and Department of Public
Safety Dispatcher, Jim Faglia was watch- Safety Dispatcher, Jim Faglia was watch-
ing from a point seven miles south of miles south of
Sherman, which Sherman, which is 12 miles west of miles west of
Bells. None of these observers stayed to
see the object depart.
The interesting point in this sighting The interesting point in this sighting
is the number of observers as well as the
difference between the naked eye obser:
vations and what the object looked like
on film. Campbell said the object ap-
peared as a blue-white sphere with well- peared as a blue-white sphere with well.
defined edges.

Sky Objects Reported Sky Objects Reported
In Globe-Miami Area
Eastern Arizona Bureau 8-4-65
GLOBE Those Texas flying saucers epparentiy made a
detour over Arizona Monday night, according to reports made
to police agencies here. 7
The Arizona Highway Patrol's s Miaml office, sheriff's office.
and Globe police said they received calls reporting two "red and
white, long-tailed d objects.
Deputy Sheriff Charies Rob- One resident summed up the
erts said a tourist reported the situation:
first sighting about 10 p.m. at The Air Force said there's
7-Mile Wash 25 miles north- no prool of these things coming
east of Globe on U.S. 60. The
second sighting. by two youths frbm outer space.
in Central Heighis, followed a "But Air Force officials did
few minutes later. Central not say they didn't come from
Heights is between Globe and outer space."
Miami
The distance between the two The Arizona Republle
sightings is an estimated 30 Phoenix, Wed., Awg. 4, 1965
miles.
A

Vol. 2, No. 44 Oklahoma City, Oklahorna 73110 7430 S.E. 15t
DENNIS WAGNER, 19, a stu-
dent at Central State, expected
the woman to look relieved when
she came rushing back into the
laundromat looking for her
purse, but he was hardly pre-
pared for the gasp of relief she
emitted when he handed it over
to her.
It turned out, though, the purse
contained $4,000 in cash.
LORNA McKEMIE tells about
the signboard just out of Price,
Utah, that proclain.s: "Two
Finishes For Your Automobile
-Liquor And Lacquer."
get all the pencils I want at the
office." office."
THE GUY ACROSS the desk THE GUY ACROSS the desk
says he hates to leave home be-
cause he can't stand to kiss his cause he can't stand to kiss his
wife good-bye. wife good-bye.
YOU HAVE TO GO way back YOU HAVE TO GO way back
for this one.
It took place during the Roose-
velt era. There was this little
old woman who introduced the
new deacon to her husband who Rare Saucer Photograph
was a littie deaf and a Repub-
lican. The picture above is believed to be the first night color photograph of an unidentified flying
"Darling," she said, "This is object, commonly called a flying saucer. picture, showing a clearly-defined yellow, blue
the new Deacon." and whitish egg-shaped d object in the sky, was shot by Alan Smith, 14-year-old Tulsa boy,
"New Dealer?" murmured the Aug. 2 when a rash of f flying g objects were reported over Oklahoma skies. Alan, his father,
old gent irascibly. sister and neighbor pal were watching the object when Alan shot the one exposure on an
.

prtnes or thw flytwr object." west to east. ject an arbitrary size of 50 set loday
"Then we started looking Alan said he saw the ob- feet diameter. Measuring the
at the negatives and saw that ject, walked 25 feet to his image size on _the film Jimmy G. Nix, 17-year-old
the film company had not house, picked up the camera, (4.5mm) the object would son of a justice of the Court
printed two of the negatives. returned outside and waited have to have been less than of Criminal Appeals, faces a
One had a streak of light and until it was almost overhead a mile distance from the hearing at 1:30 p. m. Tues-
the other had an object in one before exposing the one nega- camera." day on whether two 30-day
corner that appeared to be tive. suspended sentences will be
three or four colors," she "Measuring the density of revoked.
Members of the family said the image on the film,"
said. they heard a whine increase Judge John H. Porter of
: "We took it back to the Gumm continued, "the
as the object speeded up. brightness of the object would the court of special sessions
film company and had them There was also an increase handed young Nix, son of
make an enlargement of that be relatively twice that of a.
in the intensity of the light, full moon." justice Kirksey Nix, the
negative," Mrs. Smith con- they said. sentences including two $100
tinued. "The result was the King shot another roll
It first appeared white as of the same type color film, fines, after Nix pleaded guilty
UFO that had appeared over a star, turning red as it to beating up a 13-year-old
our back yard." in the same camera,
came closer, gyrating, turn- standing in the boy's back girl and her escort in May.
"The camera had gotten ing blue, then green then
distinct lines of an obiect cream white, Smith said. yard, at. approximately the
-while our eyes saw only The object appeared as same time of night. TELEVISION
a farge round circle of if it were illuminated by This was done, he ex-
light," she said. searchlights. plained, to eliminate the pos- Schedule Published by The Okla
Mr. Smith said the object The family reported dogs le tannny reported aogs sibility that the boy's camera Channel Channel Chann Chann
appeared to be about 36 or 40 in the neighborhood started lens had a flaw in it or a
feet in diameter and about light reflection was being C O KWTV 5
howling when the object ap- howling when the object ap-
5,000 to 8,000 feet high. He peared. bounced off of some earthly (CBS)
based this on his experience Members of the family said object. (Daytime Schedules Remain
of visual sightings of aircraft of visual sightings of aircraft they could not see the defini- All tests proved fruitless. All tests proved fruitless. 6:15 Summer Semester
in his work, etc. The airplane picture looks looks 6:30 M-7:00 a.m. M-7:00 a.m.
tion of lights as it appears airplane picture 6:40 The Papal
The same night, Aug. 2, The same night, Aug. 2, on the color negative. This like airplane lights. The 6:45 Morning Devotien Mission for
6:55 News & Weather
The Tulsa World reported, indicated, experts say, that color negatives shot by King color negatives shot by King 7:00 7:00 Kartoon Kopers (color)
a group of Tulsa church- the camera was able to pick turned up with no image or :25 Reflections
:30 News & Farm Mkts. Agriculture
goers reported sighting un- up something that the something that the reflection. There was noflaw :45 Weather Fish 'N Tim
7:30 Storyland, Mlss Fram Storyland, Mlss From
identified flying identified flying cbjeets as cbjects as human eye was unable to see. in the camera that could be 3:15 8:15 Capt. Kangaroo
the group left the Full Gospel Atmospheric conditions detected by Journal photog- 8:25
8:30 Jack LaLann
Chapel about 12:30 a.m. Rev. that night included a dull raphers. The image on the 9:00 I Love Lucy Ida "8" Sha
9:25
Buster.Stottlemyer, pastor, moon, with a clear sky and negative is real, they con- 9:30 The Real I McCoys Peter Gunn
said he and three others saw stars. cluded. 10:90 Andy of Mayberry The Young S
10:30 Dick Von Dyke
the objects for about an hour The Smiths were first in Alan, a newspaper carrier :00 Love of Lite Donna Reed
before they disappearedover terviewed by Jim Krouse, boy for the Tulsa Tribune, cas oh for News Tomarrew Patler Kne
Sand Springs. aviation editor of the said he had paid little at C The Guiding Light
55
The pastor reports, he, Journal, who heard of the tention to flying saucer re- 12:00 News & Farm Mkts Lunch With H
too, saw the pulsating lights, picture through a Tulsa news- ports in the past and had 12:10 The King &
12:15 Farm News & Mkts
identical to the description man. Other interviews were given only cursory attention 12:25 Ho He the Ci
12:30 As the World Turns
given by Alan and his father. conducted by Bill Boykin, as- to newspaper stories about 1:00 Gayion Stacy Show The Nurses
"It's odd. They would go sociate editor, W. P. Bill saucers in the past. 1:30 House Party A Time for
1:55 ABC News
a distance, then stop, change Atkinson, publisher, Hewes The family is a typical 2:00 To Tell the Truth General Hos
color, then go on " He said and Cliff King. photographer. middle - class group. They 2:25 News
2:30 The Edge of Night The Young
the coiors changed siowly King and Johm Gunm, chief live in a modest home and 3:00 The Secret Storm Never Too
were contacted by the Journal 3:25
from white to green and then photographer, have shot col- 3:30 Posswerd Where the Ac
red. This also matches the or pictures of airplanes, first. 4:00 The Farly Show Fomily Thea
Journal editors asked all M "Man In the Dark" "Allegheny
description given by the stars, etc., in an effort to Edmund O'Brien John Wayne
persons who personally had T-"Three for "Around the
Smith family. duplicate the image in some Show" Jack Lemm Kay Kiser
The same night Ray C. way. seen flying objects in the W-'Lorna Doone" "Hell's High
Barbara Hale Richard Dix
Hall, public information of- Hall, pubiic mrorinaton O1- past to communicate by let- past co Cornlu T -"Girl in Block "On Danger
Stockings" L. Barken Stockings" L. Barker Robert Ryar
ficer for the Oklahoma Civil ter with the newspaper. F-"Cole Younger, Gun "Jack "Jack & the & the
Deep Fork This information, com- fighter" F. Lovejoy Abbott & Co
Defense agency, reported he Defense agency, reported he 4:30
saw the pulsating g object be- object be- plete with descriptions, ete., plete with descriptions, etc., 3:00
tween Norman and tween Norman and Moore l Moore Report Due will be sent on to military 5:30 CBS News CBS News Rifleman
as he crove on IS 35 to authorities in an effort to Walter Cronkite Walter Cronkite Thurs.-Weste Thurs.-Weste
as he crove on 6:00 Okia. News Okia. News
Norman. A comprehensive report help determine origin of the 6:15 Editorial, Weather ABC News
He said he looked up to the on the problems and solu- strange lights and objects. strange lights and objects.
northeast (his convertible top tions of floodings in the Deep "In the future, we ask "In the future, we ask EVENING
was down) and described what Fork river areas of north- anyone who sees a 'flying TUESDAY,
he saw this way: west Oklahoma City will be saucer' or object in the sky saucer' or object in the sky 6:30 Rawhide Combat
"The craft was in the area "The craft was in the area laid before the city council to call the Journal." they to call the Journal," they 7:00 7:00 7:33 (Color) World's Serie
7:30 Red Skelton (Color)
northeast of Norman. Theré Tuesday. said. "e have trained 8:40 F-Troop
was a quarter-plus moon and William E. Hedges, direc- photographers on duty around 8:30 Petticoat Junction (C)iPeyton Place
the comparative· size of the tor of public works, said the clock and if you call, 7:20 Music Viliage The Fugitive
Monday he did not, want the 9:30 Zane Grey Theatre
craft was almost as big as we may be able to shoot. 10:00 News Channel 5 N
the moon would have been report released before coun- a picture of these reported 10:15 Weather, Sports
cilmen considered it Tues- 10:30 "Look In Any Win "Stage Frigh:
were it full. objects." dow' Paul Anka Jane Wyman
day. Refiections
"I saw four or six lights They asked that letters, 12:00 "Flying Devit
that were blinking regularly It was compiled following with descriptions, be sent
in rhythm.. ... ..half of a survey by a council l com- to The Oklahoma Journal, KETA-TV CHANNEL
5:30 What's New 7:03 Your Li
them were red and half were mittee headed by James H. 7430 SE 15, Oklahoma City, 6:00 British Calendar Balance
Tohnaon 6:15 Ed. In the News 7:30 U.S. Hisi

a color picture of what
believed to be a flying saue
er.
This is the letter:
OKLAHOMA CIVIL
DEFENSE
Sequoyah-Will Rogers
Building
Post Office Box 53365
Oklahoma City, Oklahor Oklaho
73105
405 JAckson &-4421 405 JAckson 8-4421
August 4, 1965
Life Beat
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Wayne Davis, 20. and Linda
Burrow, 21, both Jones.
Milton O. Skaggs, 30, Amarilio,
Texas, and Lawanna J. Skaggs, 25,
Del City.
Donald J. Scott, 19, 1801 E. 26,
and Kattie Young, 18, Lubbock, Tex.
Kenneth D. Blazer, 24, and Janet
They Saw The 'Saucer' L. Tyson, 19, both of 5953 NW 58
Terr.
Cieo F. Boyett, 19, Choctaw, and
Alan Smith, 14, and his sister, Sheryl Hoit, 18, stand in the back yard of their Tulsa Karen Weant, 18, Jones.
home where both saw what they described as an unidentified flying object Aug. 1-2, 1965. Eugene R. Singleton, 45, Del City,
and Genevieve Spain, 42, 4501
Alan holds the official Boy Scout camera which he used to shoot the spectacuiar color photo N. Kelly.
of the object. The picture is reproduced on the front page. (Copyright 1965 by The Oklahoma John W. Rodgers, 38, and Letha
Jean Willis, 39, both of 8204 NW 33.
Journai Pubiishing Co.) Theodore Richard Billingsley, 20,
Madill, and Shirley Dean Milam, 20,
of 3028 NW 28.
First Sanford S. Sarff, 25, Tinker AFB,
Night Color Shot and Vicki B. Cunningham, 25, 4200
N.Penn.
Walter Dillard, 29, 1611 N. Keiham,
and Cleta Watson, 26, 1501 NE 39. and Cleta Watson, 28, 1501 NE 39.
Kenneth Eugene Tippett, 22, Fort Kenneth Eugene Tippett, 22, Fort
Captures Flying Captures Flying Saucer Hood, Texas, and Margaret Tu-
pening, 21, 10437 SE 15.. pening, 21, 10437 SE 15.
al- DIVORCES GRANTED
(Continued From Page 1) green. The colors were Both men are experienced, BERRY, Betty L. VS. J. W. BERRY, Betty L. VS. J. W.
ternated and arranged in a highly - skilled prefessional BRADSHAW. J. R. vS. Patricia BRADSHAW. J. R. VS. Patricia
o'clock high-Alan high-Alan relates, relates,. circle that in my view looked circle that in my view looked Gumm Gumm has Sue, wife granted decree.
photographers. BRAY. Sarah vs. Lee Roy. BRAY, Sarah vs. Lee Roy.
he ralsed his camera and shot he raised his camera and shot oval shaped." oval shaped." served around the world and ENGSTROM, Cectle Helen vs.
the picture. The letter, sent to Hayden is known as an expert in his Oskar Benjamin.
GLOVER, Mary Louvs.Marland O. GLOvER, Mary Lou vs.Marland O.
He exposed only one nega- Hewes, Oklahoma City, di- field. HARR IS. Linda Paulette vs. Danny HARRIS, Linda Paulette vs. Danny
tive, he explained later, be- tive, he explained later, be- rector of Interplanetary In- Gumm reported that the Glynn, both parties granted decree.
cause he couldn't see to wind cause he couldn't see to wind KING, Ethel Ruth vs. Custer C.
telligence telligence of Unidentified Boy Bov Scout Scout camera camera used LANGLEY. Dale Richard vs. Mary
the camera again. F'lying Objects, is re- to shoot the picture has a Elizabeth, both parties granted
The family waited 7 to 10 produced on this page. decree.
fixed focus lens with a shutter MARSHALL, Robert L. VS. Hazel F.
days before sending the film The first sighting by the speed of 1-50th of a second METZ, Jessie VS. R. D.
out for normal commercial. Smiths came Aug. 1 when and a relative aperture of NESL.ONY. Sigmund Anton Jr. vs.
processing. This was done they reported seeing the ob- F:11. Mary Dell, both parties granted
to use up the entire roll. decree.
ject moving north to south The film was Kodacolor PALMORE. Hazel Ann vs. Homer
The film was sent to Exel at 1:45 a.m. The object was X having a relative speed Wayne.
POOL, Queen Ester vs. James B
Camera Store, 914S. Detroit, seen for 45 second, they of ASA 64. Approximate focal SIMS, Georgia Ann vs. Donaid
Tulsa, for processing. said. length of the camera lens Gene.
"When we got the film On the second night Aua 1- 31/

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ENGINEERING SUPPORT WORK REQUEST
ENGINEERING ANALYSIS x PHOTO ANALYSIS MACHINE COMPUTATION
PPT NUMBER: A6010301
DESCRIPTION OF WORK: Request photo analysis be performed on the attached photo
as to what the unidentified object may be. The Scientific
Advisory Board has requested that a complete analysis be
performed.
2
CESAS
REFERENCE MATERIAL: Original negative, one print, newspaper clippings, Request
all material be returned upon comg pletion of analysis.
REQUESTED BYNAI H UinT REQUESTED BY _NAL _SYMBOLTDOW/UFO SYMBOL TDEW/UFO PHONE 70976/76678 PHONE 70916/76678
I I CERTIFY THAT THIS WORK IS AUTHORIZED BY ME AND THAT IT HAS THE FOLLOWING PRIORITY AND CERTIFY THAT THIS WORK IS AUTHORIZED BY ME AND THAT HAS THE FOLLOWING PRIORITY AND
DEADLINE WITHIN MY DIVISION.
27 May 1966
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WORK REOUEST APPROVED BY: DEADLINE DATE.
PRIORITY NUMBER ONE TWO THREE
WORK ORDER NUMBER

No CASE 1NONLY SeCoND ADND RericT ALG.19
1
January 13, 1966
Mrs Hunt/sh/SAFOICC/72842/13 Jan 66
Dear
This ia in reply to your letter concerning a Uro report.
I am enclosing FeD Forn 164 which is vaed for making
sach reports to the Air Force. Thia forn sbould be completed
as:fully as-possidle and retured to thia office.
Sinceraly,
209
IN P. SPAULDING
Lt Colonel, USAF
FTD 70rm 164 Office-of Information
Phoenix,Arig
COORDINATED By (oftice Symbol,Nane, Grade, Data)
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Case
color phrtosroghs.
35mm fiLmin
JEPARATE FOLDER

NO. CA.SE INF0
jO CASE 1 FO ONLY
JLSA.CKAA
240865
66-21 PAGE ⊥OF _1_-PAGES
NR
DATE OF REPORT 9 JUne 1966
SUBJECT UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
LOCATION TULSA, OKLAHOMA, USA DATE 2 August 1965
PHOTOGRAPHY
AF. IR_ IR QUALITY QUALITY Good Good
PNRS PNRS One Kodacolor negative and one 8" x lo" color print. One Kodacolor negative and one 8" x l0" color print.
News article "The Oklahoma Journal" 5 October 1965 News article "The Oklahoma Journal" 5 October l965
l. PUrPOSE: This report answers Work Order Number 66-h3 submitted by Major H. Quintanilla, Jr., 1. PURPOSE: This report answers Work Order Number 66-L3 submitted by Major H. Quintanilla, Jr.,
TDEw/uFO, requesting a photo analysis of an alleged unidentified flying object photographed at TDEw/uFo, requesting a photo analysis of an alleged unidentified flying object photographed at
Tulsa, Oklahoma on 2 August 1965.
2. ANALYSIS: The following analysis represents a joint 'effort of the Photo Processing (DPP)
and Photo Analysis (DPA) Divisions. Based upon the information furnished, we can neither
confirm or deny the identification of an unidentified flying object. e somewhat oval-shaped,
tri-colored object showm in the photograph is believed to be an object; however, the following
comments are furnished as discussion. The object is quite clear with rather well-defined.
edges and clarity of detail. Measurement of image size on the negative resulted in a 2.5 mm
size rather than the 4.5 mm stated in the news article. Using the 2.5 image size and the
camera/range data quoted in th article, the object becomes approximately 30 feet in diameter -
or some 40% smaller than quoted in the article - at a range nan one mile. Some
question arises however as to th e accuracy of the range determination (camera to subject)at
the time of day (Oll5) and under the conditions stated in the s article, Range is very
difficult to determine at night and cannot usually be determined accurately even by experienced
pilots. A further question is posed as t why some tonal difference in the sky was not
recorded on the film in that atsmospheric conditions on the night of August l965 were describ-
ed as a dull moon with a Lear sky and sta Some tonal variations in a sky background
are usually observed even on night photography The only variation observed in this case was
a line caused by a scratch on the film Photo processing personnel noted that the image bears
a resemblance, although doesn't appear identical, to the effect they have observed cbtained by
photographing a multi-colored revclving photographing a multi-colored revclving filter flood.light of the filter flood light of the type used to illuminate and type used to illuminate and
color aluminum trees during the Christmas season. color aluminum trees during the Christmas season.
PHOTO ANALYSIS BY: APPROVED BY: APPROVED BY:
LarryL son
Frank E me Real inank Eme Reak
for for WILLLAM R. KINNEY Fr RICHARD L. CHANCE.
Intelligence Research Specialist. Intelligence Research Specialist Captain, USAF
Chief, Photo Analysis Division? Chief, Photo Analysis Division
See Also: Film
WILBER PRICE, JR.
7-3745-473 Director, Photo Exploitation Directorate
I

icts for a week in Oklahoma arena of Vankee stodium fo-
particularly in Tulsa-but cused on his frail figure in
is wast the closest UFO the white robes of peace.
at my family had ever The appeal of the shy pon-
een." tiff brought crowds of at
Alan said the second night least four million to the
and his family were ready. sidewalks of New York's
e had loaded his official great melting pot and 90,000
oy Scout camera (620) with more jammed the stadium
odacolor X high speed film. to see the pilgrim Pope of
"This time it moved from the Roman Catholic Church
celebrate mass on the spot
Narm where Babe Ruth held sway.
Up Paul came to this most came to this most
Up
opulent of the world's cities
)ue Today ue Today with a cry for peace. And, with a cry for peace. And,
for the most, the crowds were
curiously subdued and in awe
By United Press International at the sight of the pontiff,
Thick clouds, light rains (UrI Telephoto) (UrI Telephoto)
his face occasionally occasionally Yankee Stadium Mass
d soft winds held the mer- wreathed in a smile and his
ry down Monday in Okla- ry down Monday in Okla- arms extended in embrace arms extended in embrace Pope Paul VI, wearing mitre, delivers his sermon at the
ma, but a slow warmup or raised in benediction. or raised in benediction. Papal Mass for Peace at Yankee Stadium Papal Mass for Peace at Yankee Stadium Monday night. Monday night.
s expected to begin Tues- His stay came to a stir-
y. ring climax in the cold night
Highs ranged from a cool at the great ball arena, Pope Says Peace
at Hobart to 72 at Tulsa, packed with the greatest
th most rainfall under .10 crowd in its 42-year history
an inch. Ardmore had as men and women of all
of an inch of precipi- Key To
ion. faiths watched the Pope cele-
Lows Monday night were brate the mass.
pected to be in the 50s, The spectacle was tele- NEW YORK (UPI-Pope he made history's f firstpapal
Lh high Tuesday from 65 cast throughout the United Paul VI warned the United visit to the United States. He
75. States and sent by Early Nations during a historie 14- came here as a pilgrim to
The west was expected to Bird Satellite live to a poten- hour visit to the UnitedStates plead for peace before the
e partly cloudy skies and tial 44 million viewers in Monday that mankind must United Nations; but the emo-
ghtly warmer tempera- Europe and behind the Iron find permanent peace or tional highspot of the visit
res through Tuesday night Curtain. perish. President Joimson was a mass Monday night at
ile the southeast will be Standing in an open car, said the pontiff's peace pil- Yankee Stadium.
udy with occasional rain. the Pope circled one and a grimage 'may be just what It was a long a and tiring
rtly cloudy skies and a half times around the stadium the world needs." day for the frail 68-year-old
le warmer weather is more accustomed to the likes Crowds of at least four pontiff who was up before
recast for Wednesday. See POPE, Page 2 million hailed the pontiff as dawn at the Vatican and ar-
rived here at 7:25 a.m. CST.
Crowd Subdued Before his departure Mon- Before his departure Mon-
day night he completed a
rigorous schedule probably
never before equalled by a
Million Cheer Cheer reigning Pope.
Pope The Pope's plane lifted off
at 9:29 p.m. CST.
He rode in a 24-mile moto-
NEW YORK (UPI)-A shy YORK (UPI)-A shy The sight of the frail fig- The sight of the frail fig- There were cries of "Viva There were cries of"Viva cade through New York,
an in the white robes of ure of Pope Paul VI, his il Papa," and even shouts of spoke at the United Nations,
ace came to this most face occasionally face occasionally wreathed wreathed "Hey, Paul" as the papal conferred with the President,
ulant of the world's cities in a quiet smile and his arms motorcade moved through a made 11 speeches, talked
onday and swelled the extended in embrace or panorama of neighborhoods with Jewish and Protestant
dewalks of New York with raised in benediction. that ranged from the squaior leaders, celebrated a mass
vast but subdued crowd brought a sense of awe to the of Harlem to the glitter of and delivered a sermon at
more than four million. great melting pot. Fifth Avenue. Yankee Stadium and visited
Police Commissioner Vin- There was a scene of There was the pomp and the Vatican pavilion at the
ent Broderick estimated in standing applause that circumstance of the appear- world's fair.
arly evening that 4, mil- brought tears to many eyes ance before representatives He was greeted by a sea of
on people had seen the Pope inside usually hushedSt. Pat- of the 117 countries at the flags and cheers of the mil-
uring the day rick's Cathadral

CONSCIENCE is something Sighted
that makes a kid tell his mother Here's how you can help solve the
before his sister does. saucer riddle
TEXARKANA, Ark. (Staffh) in the United States:
THE OFFICE BLOWHARD -A red, yellow and blue ob- 1. If you have a camera, keep it loaded with color film.
had bored everyone to death ject which "seemed to alter- If you see an unidentified flying object in the sky, shoot a
with accounts of his family tree. nate colors'' has been spotted
"I suppose," one of the guys here by two local women. picture and you may have the second known color photo
said sarcastically. "you'll be tell- sighting Friday that of a flying saucer.
ing us next that your ancestors lasted nearly one minute was 2. If you don't have a camera and see a UFO, call the
were in the Ark with Noah." reported by Mrs. J. E. Magee Journal immediately and give our professional photographers
"Certainly not," said Windy, and her sister, Mrs. Lucille an opportynity to make the picture.
My people had a boat of their Paul. 'It was aboutone-third
own. as large as the sun," Mrs, 3. If you have already seen UFO, please send us com-
Magee said. plete details in a letter, giving time of sighting, description
OVERHEARD at the water The single report was the and all details. The information, with your permission, will
fountain: He only takes warm firsrsincearepidomie. of
when his team loses. Trouble is, sightings plagued the area in be sent to proper authorities for evaluation, Send to The
he's a Met fan." August, according to the edi- Oklahoma Journal, UFO Research, 7430 SE 15, Oklahoma-
A READER tor of the Texarkana Gazette. City, Okla.
tells about her
friend's precocious child. The
kid's grandmother asked her if Jets Blast U.S. Insane,
she wanted to go to the fair she wanted to go to the fair
last week and ride the merry- U.o. isame,
go-round. 'I don't mind if it go-round. I don't mind if it Cong Nest
will amuse you," the child said.
Welch Claims Welch Claims
Jerry Journal SAIGON (UPI)-Giant U.S. SAIGON (UPI) -Giant U.S.
says B52 jet bombers in a pre- B52 jet bombers in a pre-
dawn raid Tuesday blasted The founder and president
WARME war zone "C" where the ,"C" where the of the of the John Birch Society John Birch Society
headquarters of the Commu- Monday night described the Monday y night described the
OKLAHOMA CITY AND VI- nist Viet Cong is believed U.S. as one vast insane asy- one vast insane asy-
CINITY - Mostly cloudy and hidden in a maze of'tunnels lum and charged the
mild with only about 10 per and bunkers. country's civil rights move
cent chance of light rain Tues- The B52 raid, the 37th in ment is Comm munist-inspired.
night and Wednesday. A little Souurviet'Namrtookprateis tWelch'sremarks.
warmer Wednesday. miles north of Tay Ninh city met with loud applause,
and about 70 miles northwest standing ovations and cheers
Page Directory of nearly 700 persons at a
of Saigon. It followed fierce society meeting in Munici-
Entertainment...... battles Monday on two fronts pal Auditorium.
Editorials .. in the south between Commu- Speaking on "A Touch of
nist guerrillas and Vietna- Sanity," Welch told the audi-
TV Listings... ..8 mese government troops. ence, "The whoie country is
Women's .. 9 one vast insane asylum and
Sports.... 10-11 U.S. paratroopers, mean-
while, pushed into the war its letting the worst patients
Business... .14-15 zone "D" north of Saigon. run the place."
Comics 16 in a new sweep against the Welch dweiled at length on
..17-18 Viet Cong. Algeria's struggle for free- ROBERT WELCH
dom and independence, paral-
leling it with the Negro revo- killing of thousands of whites
lution in America. by a few criminal Negroes
"The civil rights move- Iigits move- that the Communists can in-
Watch For Journal Watch For Jou ment is planned, developed, flame.
promoted, controlled and run The Communists have no
by Communists for Commu- by Communists for Commu- interest in the welfare of
nist purposes," said Welch. purposes,"'said Welch. the Negro,"said Welch.
Series On Saucers His remark met with audi- The gray-haired Birch So-
ence cheers. ciety leader said that 95 per
With publication Tuesday of what is believed to be Welch insisted the rash of cent of all people supporting
the first night color photograph of a flying saucer, The Negro riots also are Commu- the civil rights movement
Oklahoma Journal iaunches an important series on Oklahoma Journal launches an important series on nist-backed and designed 't nist-backed and designed'tQ do so for idealistic reasons.
unidentified flying objects. terrorize Negroes from op- He added, "'If 20 per cent of He added, "If 20 per cent of
The series will deal with saucers, their origin, his- The series will with sowoore posing" the civil rights posing" the· civil rights the American people real-
tory and mnystery surrounding the reports. movement. ized that the civil rights
Why are saucers here? What are they doing? Read He said the scenes in Har- movement is part of the Com-
this important series and find out details never before lem and the South do not munist conspiracy, it would
published in Oklahoma City. make sense "unless you see collapse in three months.!
If you're not a subscriber now, callOR 7-0521 and ask what communism is trying The duty of the John Birch
for circulation. They'll be glad to start delivery of your to accomplish." Operating Society is to bring basic
Journal in the morning. under the guise of a Negro sanity back to the American
revolutionary movement, scene. There is madness all
Welch said the result is the. See WELCH, Page 2

The Paper
aJournal That Tells.
ma
Both Sides
Street - Box 5839 Tuesday, October 5, 1965 20 Pages *** Five Cents
First Night Color Shot
Of Flying Saucer Bared
Copyright 1965 by The west to east. From my back his sister, Sheryl Holt, 18;
Oklahoma Journal Publishing Co. yard, it looked to be the size Sheryl's husband, Ron Holt,
At ann of a basketball or soccer ball. 18. and a neighbor boy. Daryl
on August 2, Alan Smith, 14, "It again appeared as a ball Swimmer, 15. Alan's family
standing in the back yard of of light, but moved slower lives at 4719 S. 29 W, Tulsa.
his Tulsa home, pointed his. than it did the first night. The Swimmer family lives at
small camera toward the It was changing color from 4721 S. 29 W.
darkened sky and clicked the white, to red to biue-green. Smith, his son and daugh.
shutter. It's light pulsated with a high ter and her husband and the
The image he recorded on whining sound emiting irom neighbor youngster all gave
the color negative may be- it. As the sound grew louder, the same basic description
come the most famous photo- the light was brighter. It gave of the light in the sky but
graph of our age. us the creeps." pointed out that it did not
Young Smith was sighting Five persons in the im- appear the same as it does
mediate vicinity saw the oo- in Alan's color pieture.
his camera at an unidentified ject that second night. "It was ust a blob of
fiying objeet in the sky. He They included Alan; his light, " his sister says.
and his father had observed father, A. L. Smith, 43, a When it was aimost direct-
the UFOs August I and this turbine engine inspeetor for ly overhead -about t 11 ALAN SMITH
night were prepared. American Airlines in Tulsa; See FIRST NIGHT, Page 8 .. .be shot picture
The image he got is be-
lieved to be the first night
color picture of what is com-
monly called a flying saucer. y caneddiayas
The picture is eerie. The The picture is eerie. The 90,000 Hear
consequences of the one-in-a-
million million shot are far- are far- 90,000 Hear
reaching.
The negative shows a yel-
low, blue and whitish egg-
shaped shaped object, clearly
defined in the sky. Protruding Pope's Mass
from the object are three tiny Mass
fingers which many have fingers which many have Pope's
speculated may be the propul-
sion system. They could have
been somethirg else.
The picture was taken on a
night when a rash of UFO's
were sighted in Tulsa, Okla-
homa City, Norman and other
points throughout the south- In Ball Park
west.
These were- explained
ay by the Air Force as

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