PROJECT BLUE BOOK

1, DATE - TIME GROUP

10 Augist 65 11/04502

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qs. “SOURCE

Civilian

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4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS

One (Two 7)

)5. LENGTH CF OBSERVATION

10 Minut 4s
&. TYPE OF OBSERVATION

Ground Vi sual
7. COURSE

Stationary, up
8. PHOTOS

‘1 Yes

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9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE

Oo Yes

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Possible oo servation of Mars and refracti of ab the planet, WA

of the witness taken into account, Basic data in the fom o
positional data ami motion in accord with this evaluation.

BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS

Odject observed from car on Moliywood freeway. Car heading Wee
am object about lll O'Clock'position, Bearing shifted to 9
O'Clock position as car left the freeway, Object had orange
exber colar. Compared size to football at arm's length. Slue
object about the size of baseball at arm's length was cbserved
near the orange object, As the orange object disappeared it

went straight up changing to reddish white wlar. No knowledge _.
of how the blue object disappeared. Night was clear ard witnesses
were emphatic that the cbject was NOT the moon, -

Time 2.50, 10 August, MOON at 20,22 RA (D deg elevation, 140
degrees azimzth). VHVUS at 11.19 RA, below the horizon. MARS
at 13,26 RA on horizon near the star ” SPICA. MARS in the proc
of sabting at 2650 deg azinnth. Mag plugs 1.2. Observer regard

as unreliabis,

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

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SUBSECT: UFO, 1O August 1965
PIMZ AND PLACSs About 2150/10 August 196
103 Angeles, Calivornia

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My ond is BBD Lett their residence in the Sliver Lake distric
of Hollywood and entered toe Hollywood freeway west bound at the
Vermont Avenue On-ramp. When on the freeway, they noticed the UFO
aS an undetermined distance at about 11:00 o'clock nosition relative
tc the automobile. They observed the UFO for o rexiod of etout 19
minutes while traveling on the freeway until they cot aporoxtimtely
to the Barham Avenue off-rano (in the middle of Cahvenga Pass}.
Except Por one gulck ang lateral movement, tre UP) coveared to he
wotioniess during the time of observation. At the end of the 10
minute period the relative bearing of the UFO had slowly coved such
thet lt was about the 9:00 o'clock vosition relative to the car when
last seen. (COMMENT: After affecting some elementary trianculation,
it would appear that the suspected UFO would Lave been located over
the general area of UCLA and Sei Aire in the West Los Anuelzes area,
an average distance of avont 12 miles from the Hollirmod Freewny. )
She object was described as 4 very large ov2l coject with 2 fairly
Gistinct outer edge ami with no evidence of being transvarent or sort
such as one wight describe a cloud. it had an organce-a2mver coior.
A second small object which avveared to be a small >line Light was
observed mear the ormage obiect. When asked to judee the relative
size of the objects, Stated that when comoered with an-
object being heid in the hand at arms’ length, the orange object +3 %
Svout the size of a Tootbail and she blue ovject about che size of a
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According to Wg, 2+ the end of the observation rericd, tha orang
object suddenly took of? “siraight up", becoming brishter and with the
color changing to a "reddish white” end with no reduction in size when
it suddeniy disappeared. They did not mow or note what hanvened to
the blue Light. QQREIR stated that it was 4 clear night and that
she orange object was definitely not the moon.

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A check with weatuer faciiities ot Los Angeles International Airmort
imiicated that at the time of the eetvend On, Los Angeles vas enjoy-
ing clear skies (ith no emog), 15 miles vi igiollih ty, mo clouds, x
exsperature inversion layers, and surface winds vorjying from three
= five knots fron/aZ to 260°, thse surface eenversiures betweer 72?
and 7". Weather conditions at Burbank wers similar with 10 miles
visibility ond slightly warmer temperatures.

In the @iscussions between ii ond Curtain Haiciiaith, Caer ae SFA,
it became quite apparent that bir Was an ardent “fbving senieae”
fan mo Atlee to an -intommai organization (unnaced ) wi uben” consid=
eved flying saucers to be one of their common items of iuterest and
eisenssion. ve oe Sizmsly believes tiat non-terrestrial space
vehicles and Intelligent people do exist and beve mode 4 habit of

observing the earth for: period of yeurs. Several tines duritsc- the
conversation Mr Gil «> betes 24 Ve ansyers:. to standari questions
werore thes were sored, indicating thereby he fas been 3 nbject wo UPTO
interrogation procedures previously, ©.S., 52 yolLunseered the informna-
tion that when in the car they were not looking tarough the class but
through open windows of the car and that they were not wearing ei
glasses. It wes also determined that tir Sow no valis or treils,
that they heard no sows, and covld volunteer no other cetalls or
umisugl features. Mos OD deferred ali questions to ‘ar hushbea:

but said that she concurred in what ne caid.

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COMMENTS: No other report of this phencmeaa.waa received by SSA.
There were. no other renorts found either in the newspapers or Other
median. Based on the relative size of the object i+ would anvear
snet whet Hr ‘aie Qliegediy say was something in the usighverncod
of tyo miles in csone tex. it is considered unilsely that anythinz oz

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chis size vores have been seen in the tes Angeles area by only one
rerson, pnrticularly in view that-it wads clear night.

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. check was mane with the information orfice at UCLA «which, in turn,
checked with all of the departments of the university. The results
were completely negative. No one had reported seeing any such object,
nor had any of their departments teen conducting sxneriments thas
might have produced such phenomena. In the opinion of tie investi-
cating officer, Mr Rae =: wttempted to pernetrate -. hoax or wrs
umes the influence of some ; consumeble item taken either orally or
intervenousic... As un acettic comment, i> ay tented to
aege rie all of the Piving saucers and other shenonens waica he had
ueen, beginning in 1955. and incluling phenome witch he hed heard
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