PROJECT BLUE BOOK

PROJECT 10073 RECORD MULTIPLE
1. .DATE TIME GROUP LOCATION
29 April 166 29/11302
30 April 166 30/11152 Sacramento, Califomia (3 Witnesses)
3. SOURCE . CONCLUSION
Pro0
Civilian l.Astro (VENUS)
NUMBER FOBJECTS a. uit
29 April 66 VENUS Swas rising at O430 at an azimuth of ll0 deg an
One elevation of 15 deg. At O6O0 VENUS v was at an azimuth of 125 deg
5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS elevation of 27 deg
29 (1 1/2 Hours
30 (21/4 Hours Observers saw light in eastern sky on two straight xxigkcx
6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION mornings. The object was very bright at first then became
dull es the sky became bighter. Like a bright star but wasn't
Ground-Visual Ground-Visual twinkling. Movements up, down, right and left then disappeard
. COURSE
E to SE E to SE
. PHOTOS
Ys Yes
No
9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE VIDENCE V
Yes Y.s
CCXNo CCXNo
FORM
FTD SEP 63 O-329 (TDE) Previous editloms of thls form may be used. FTD SEP 63 O-329 (TDE) Prevlous editloms of thle form mey be used.
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June 28, 1966
FTD (TDEW)
Wright Fatterson AFB, Ohio 45433
Froject Blue Book
Dear Sir,
In regards to the enclosed letter. This is the second copy
you have sent me. I completed the forms sent last month and see
no reason to fill them out again. have no more information on
the sightings than was stated o on the origional form.
Mather AFB, observed one of the "whatever it was", on April
29 and 30, 1966. They should be able t give you any more
information you may need.
If there is else i can do (other than fill out forms
please let me know. please let me know.
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Sincerely,
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RANCHO CORDOVT ca2iF OSO0
29-30
24/13007-30/10100
FTD (TDEW)
Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio 45433
23 June 1966
Rancho Cordova, Ca 95670
Dear Mri
Reference our unidentified observations of 29 and 30 April
1966. The information which we have received is not suffi-
cient for evaluation. Request you complete the attached
FTD Form 164 and return it in the envelope provided. We
wish to thank you for your atio to the
Air Force.
Sincerely, Sincerely,
W7 w7 4n
HECTOR QUINTANILLA, Jr, MajOR, USAF
Chief, Project Blue Chief, Project Blue Book

to repe lowing:
1. Description of bject:
a. Shape: round and flat
b. Size compared object at arms length: baseball
c. Color: yellowish white
d. Number: one
e. Formation: none
f. Discernible features: textured, rough looking surface, diagonal streaks
or lights, dark spot in center
g. Tail, trail or exhaust: definite whitish red tra when
object moved
h. s Sound: none
i. Dates and time sighted: between 0500 and 0600 hours, 29 Apr 66
Descriptjon of course of object:
e.
3. Manner of observation: ground, visual
a. Optical aids: 10 power
16. DISTRIBUT SINATOR: 17. DOWNGRADING DATA: 18
AFSC (FTD),
Wright-Patterson AF6 -
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10. No air traffic in area at
11. 11. Report compiled by Sgt Harold W. Comstock, Operations Branch, Security and Report compiled by Sgt Harold . Comstock, Operations Branch, Security and
Law Enforcement Division, McClellan AFB, California. Law Enforcement Division, McClell AFB,California. Poss ible sighting may have Possible sighting may have
been the planet Venus or possibly some f been the planet Venus or possibl are or from the nearby Mather AFB.
12. 12. Existance of existance: none existance: none
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RaNeHo
FTD (TDEW)
Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio 45433
18 May 1966
Lincoln Village
Rancho Cordova, 95670
Dear Mrs.
Reference your recent unidentified observations of 29 and 30 April
l9éb. The information which we have received is not sufficient for
evaluation. Request you complete the attached FTD Form 164 and re-
turn it in the envelope provided.
We wish to thank yo your observation to the Air Force.
Sincerely, Sincerely,
HECTOR QUINTANILLA, Jr, MajOr, USAF HECTOR QUINTANILLA, Jr, MAjOr, USAF
Chief, Project Blue Book Chief, Project Blue Book

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antovare 831-333
Mrs. Hall from Base Ops, Mayther AFB, ext 2414
will call regarding the observation of 30 Apr 66.
The only ts go was -
They had a call on the 30th of Apr but it was not
regarded as a UFO - nothing more on this. A
Mrs. Hall is going to check it out and see if she
can find out anyt kind of activity in the area that
might match up. She is checking the fird department
also.
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send the address buckslip.
Mrs. Hall checked with the fire dispat ner and they had
no fires in that area reported no fires in that area repor Irs. Miller ither
the 29 - 30 Apri1 1966. the 29 - 30 April 1966.
Jackson Flats is a nickname and is approximately 550 miles
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testing was being testing was being
fuel. Dispatcher did not fuel. Dispatcher did not know who informed him of the fact know who informed him of the fact
that it was fuel testing.
8 August 66
Conversabion with Nellis AFB, Nevada. The fuel testing that takes
over Jack ASS Flats is the burning of H2. The flames reach an
altitude f about several hundred feet. The flames could not be
visible in Califorina.
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FTD (TDETR)
Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio 45433
2 August 1966
Mrs.
Sacramento, California
Dear Mrs
The phenomena which you have reported for 30 April 1966
has been checked. We checked with the Fire Departnent
at Mather AFB, California and they had no record of a
fire on the mor rning of 30 April.
It appears that you observed fuel testing which took place
over Jack Ass Flats, Nevada which is near Tonapah, Nevada.
Mather AFB had many such reports that were determined to
be fuel testing.
I wish to thank you for bringing the 30 April 1966 I wish to thank you for bringing the 30 April 1966
evaluation on your evaluaticn on your sightings to our attention.
Sincerely,
HECTOR QUn QUIN LLA, Jr, Major, USAF LA, Jr, Major, USAF
Chief, Pro Chief, Pr lue Book Lue Book
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the planet Venus, as it was rising in the
east. On 29 April 196ó, Venus was rising at an aximuth of ll0 degrees
and an elevation of 15 degrees. There would be movement toward the SE
as the planet began to rise. Venus is the brightest of all the planets
with Jupiter being next. Venus, at its brightest, can be seen in daylight
and can and can cast shadows after dark. cast shadows after dark. In the past, both Venus and Jupiter, In the past, both Venus and Jupiter,
when low on the horizon, have been observed to change color and move at when low on the horizon, have been observed to change color and i move at
fantastic speeds, when viewed through haze or mist. Venus appears low viewed through haze or mist. Venus appears low
on the horizon, during the spring and is unusually bright. the spring and is unusually bright. If one stares
at this planet for any length of time without any balancing I at this planet for any length of time without any balancing point of
reference, it can appear reference, it can appear to perform erratic maneuvers.
I feel sure this is an explanation of what you explanation of what you saw, saw. You mentioned that
"the object was like a bright star but was not "the object was like a bright star but was not twinkling twinkling like a star".
This further substantiates the Venus conclusion, since This further substantiates the Venus conclusion, since planets are seen planets are seen
because of the sun's light illuminating their surface. because of the suns light illuminating their surface.
Thank you for your i interest in Project Blue Book.
Sincerely, Sincerely
HECTOR TANILLA, Jr, Major, USAF
Chief, P et Blue Book
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Please try to answ
be used for research
that if it is deemed necessary, may conta for further details.
ctrecet H:30a.m
When did you see the object? Time of day: 30- cbeut 8i159rm
Hour Minutes
290.30 Cpril 1E6l (Circle One): A.M. or P.M.
Day Month Year
3. Time Zone:
(Circle One): a. Eastern (Circle Onek Daylight Saving
b. Central Standard
c. Mountain
d. Pacifis
e. Other
4. Where were when yoy saw the obier Nelect
Apsil laWoy.Sacte.Colif
11 30-
Necrest Postal Address City or Town State or County
4:30-6.
How long was object in sight? (Total Duration)
Hours Hours Minutes Seconds
a.Certain a. Certain c. Not very sure c. Not very sure
b. Fairly certain. dJust a guess d.Just a guess
ng.htaknoin
11 3 phbowclocke
5.2 Was object in sight continuously? Yes No -
6.What was the condition of the sky?
DAY Cipuil29. NIGHT
a. Bright Caybrick Regy Bright
Cloudy 30-Clial b. 71 30brightand alead
IF yu s bjt urg DAYLIGHT whee was he SN loca as yu looked at te t?
(Circle One): In front of you d.Toyour leftZpri'l 3Oss
b. In back of you e. Overhead √
c. To your right A. Don't remember72ptr 2ihi.
FORM
FTD OCT 62 164 This form supermedes FTD 164, Jul 61, which is obsolete.

my duty as citizen and loyal American to
phenomenon, what would can see by the
tone of your just what you comply to and
how such matters are handled how such matte: are handled I place place blame on anyone, on anyone,
you being one man one man in an exclusive in an exclusive position position, having having quite a small a small
staff, I am sure. staff, I am To try and sati try and sat public's oublic's fears and
safeguard th country ountry from any unkr from any l dangers, dangers, owing just
exactly what JFO are. are, 1 responsibi However,
this does not this does help my elp my positio position no pe o pe not receive any
more dence in this san in this. same trend. ne trend.
Sincerely,

since receiving your latest letter, which states that you did not
say anything about a fire on 30 April. In your letter of 23 July
1966 you asked about the fire which observed on 30 April. In
your original report on the sighting of 30 April you speak of a
red flame. We thought this was the fire to which you were referring
to in your letter 23 July.
In order that we may avoid confusion and any misunderstandings on
your sighting of 30 April, we would appreciate your completing a
new FTD Form 164. Request complete it to explain what you
observed on 30 April and only for 30 April, to avoid confusion.
By taking this case seperately, the analysts will be able to study
your sighting carefully and scientifically. Therefore, request
you disregard our evaluation on your 30 April sighting since a
new comprehensive analysis will be performed. 2
Sincerely,
2 Atchs
Blue Book Cy of 1tr, 23 Jul 66
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Also, the white object red, whatever it
was....followed by an imme diate fire. The local fire dept., here
could give no known cause for the fire. It was not a not a fire started
by a careless by a careless passerby, or motorist, I am sure. passerby, or motorist, I am sure. This fire started
in the middle of a of a vast field, known vas.t field, known as Mather Pitts. It was in a
very dangerous location, being right very dangerous location, being right across across the street the street from Mather
AFB and huge fuel storage tanks. My son tanks. My son was the first wa the first to see the
white object float down and called my attention to it. float down and called my attention to it. It went It went back back
pping the red an then th e fire started. e fire sta rted.
I accept I accept your your conclusions on the April 29, 1966 conclusions on the April 29, 1966 sighting. sighting. It It
was fascinating to vatch and certinally beautiful. However I am
still in doubt about the other and the white object the white object that floated
down certinally was not a planet. down certinally was not a planet.
Hope to hear from y .
Sincerely,

/
Mrs
Sacramento, Calif. SAAR 95027 CALIF
23 JUL
1966
AIR MAIL AIR MAIL
FTD (TRETR) FTD (THETR)
Wright-Fatterson AFB Wright-Ratterson AFB
Ohio 45433 45433
Project Blue Book

being pertinent!
I see that it is not pertinent Apri 30 sightings
but then it was certinally oi importanc thought it
should be included in the separa urrence. Would
you please check the FTD form again. am sure wrote the fire
in as happening at a later date.
I : reported the April 29 and 30 sighting and was sent only
one form. I assumed you wanted me to squeeze it all onto this
one form. If not I should have been sent two forms
On I my July 23, 1966 : letter, I mentioned the April 29 sighting
in the first paragraph. The April 30, in the second and the
white object that dropped something tha dropped something red l and and the fire in a third
and seperate and seperate paragraph. paragraph. I was sure you had you had understood there
were three sightings. were three s ngs. *
Now about your request to fill out the FTD form again.
I could not in all honesty fill it out again and be accurate.
The sightings were quite while back and I am sure I could not
remember all the longitudes ime of day ect. You will have to
take what I have already w
I have no illusions about UFo, feeling. there is a practical
and sound explanation for just about everything. I was just
curious in reporting what t I did see. Tell you what- I won't
look "up" again, if you promise, not to send me any more forms
to fill out.
Most Sincerely,

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OF ALLEGED SIGHTING. AT 2200 HOURS ON 27 APR THE INVESTI-
GAT OR WAS CALLED BY BERNIE SHAFFER, AE 15, 2656 YALE
GAT OR MMEDIATELY PROCEEDED TO HIS HOME AND CONCLUDED
ALLEGED SIGHTING WAS ACTUALLY HIGH ALTITIUE (22,00OFT)
JET TRAINERS FROH WEBB AF
THE FAA FACILITY A 1 1
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REPRTED THAT A NIGHT CROSS-COUNTRY TRAINING FLIGHT WAS -
IN SESSION AND HAD EN FR THE PAST HOUR. THIS ALLEGED
SIGHTING WAS THE SEC OND FOR YOUNG SHAFFER AND INVEST IGA
TOR SERIUSLY QUESTIONS HIS EYESIGHT HE ADMITTED BE ING
NEAR-SIGHTED AND INESTIGAT OR OBSERVED THAT HE WAS
WEARING THICK QLASSES. INVESTIGATOR SPENT APPROX 40
MIN WITH THE GROUP OF BOYS SHOVING THEM THE VARIOUS (
LHe 12 RFPMRT.

fron the eastern scaboard to Ohio.
Dr. Thomas C. Nicholson, chairman of the
Hayden planetarium, called the object an
exceptionally bright meteor that left a multi-
colored, glowing vapor trail. He said it was
probably 10,00o times brighter than the
brightest star at night.
ASToNismED viewers' reported sighting
the flaming object from the Carolinas to
Toronto and as far west as Ohio.
The object touched off a sensation at the
height of its journey as thousands scurried
for telephones. Some of the callers seemed
entertained while others appeared frightened.
Police switchboards in dozens of comumuni-
ties were swamped with reports of a jet
airplane crash and flying saucers.
While there were unconfirmed reports that
the object or parts of it had landed, most
astronomers believe that it probably disinte-
grated during its flight.
THERE WAS no clear agreement on the
size of the object. 1
Dr. Nicholson, who said the fireball
probably was moving 35 miles a second at an
angle of 75 to S0 degrees to the earth in
the western sky, estimated that it was per-
haps "several hundred pounds."
But Dr. Fred L. Whipple, director of the
Smithsonian Astrophysical observatory in
Cambridge, Mass., said:
"It was a meteor which must have been
less than the size of a football."
.A spokesman for the U.S. Naval observa-
tory in Washington said the object was prob-
ably not a man-made satellite, as some
believed, because none was scheduled to
re-enter the atmosphere.
SOME SCIENTISTS speculatEd that the
object may have been a bolide, which is a
type of meteor that burns itself out more Contrail of Flaming Meteor That Raced Over Northeas
slowly than other meteors as it enters the
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Nicholson, chairman of the west direction, perhaps as high as 40 to 80
um, called the object an miles above the earth at its initial sighting.
ht meteor that left a multi- Other reports said it had a yellow-orange
apor trail. He said it was glow but these were generally attributed to
times brighter than the the effects of the sunsct on the object.
night. 12 A path of fluorescent gases trailing the
object was reported visible for as long as
viewers' reported sighting 10 minutes in soine areas.
et from the Carolinas to
west as Ohio. AN ASTRONOMER said today a flaming
hed off a sensation at the object, believed to be a meteor, may have
hey as thousands scurried either disintegrated or plunged to earth near ntesratcd or pdngeu lo earu near
me of the callers seened me of the callers seeined the U.S.-Canadian border in upper New York
bthers appeared frightened. others appeared frightened. state.
Dr. Curtis Hemingway, direcior of the Dr. Curtis Hemingway, director of the
rds in dozens of communi- Dudley observatory, Aibany, N. Y., said the Dudley observatory, Albany, N. Y., said the
ed with reports of a jet object was last sighted southeast of Montreal
flying saucers. and northwest of Plattsburgh, N. Y., after
unconfirmed reports that thrilling thousands from the Carolinas to
is of it had landed, most Is of it had landed, most New England as it streaked across the north-
ye that it probably disinte- east sky. east sky.
light, Hemingway said it would be "most im-
poriant" to find any parts of the'object if
clear agreement on the b clear agreement on the it came to earth to test it for radiation,
! although he indicated there was little to fear
who ' said the fireball from the object.
ng 35 miles a second at an Hemingway also said a sonic boom heard
degrees to the earth in over the Albany area three to five minutes
estimated that it was per- 2 after the brilliant blue, green and white
ndred pounds." object was sighted apparently was caused
Whipple, director of the by the object entering the earth's atmosphere
pphysical observatory in at supersonic speeds.
said:
or which must have been
of a football." DAYTON DAILY
the U.S. Naval observa-
said the object was prob-
made satellite, as some camera
none was scheduled to
sphere. NEWS
STS speculated that the
jeen a bolide, which is a
at burns itself out more Page 18, Tuesday, April 26, 1966
meteors as it enters the Contrail of Flaming Meteor That Raced Over Northeastern United States; Halo Upper Part of Picture Is Watermark
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(150) (150) INFO INFO only only Apr 22 Apr 22
JACKSONVILLE. FLA.. JACKSONVILLE. FLA . APRIL 22 (AP)-JACKSONVILLE RESIDENTS APRIL 22 (AP)-JACKSONVILLE RESIDENTS
DON'T NEED FLYING SACCERS THEY MAVE GEORGE THE GHOST THEY NAVE GEORGE THE GHOST
FOR THREE STRAIGHT NIGHTS POLICE HERE HAD TO DISBAND LARGE GROUPS
OF GHOST HUNTERS AT EVERGRLEN CEIETERY. OF GHOST HUNTERS AT EVERGRLEN CEIETERY.
THE APPARITION IS DESCRIDED AS ADOUT THE SIZE OF A MAN, DRESSED IN
WHITE AND TOPPED BY A UHITE CLOUD WHITE AND TOPPED BY A UNITE CLOUD
PATROLNAN W. D. LEE SAID OFFICERS THOUGIT IT WAS JUST A NEW FAD PATROLNAN W. D. LEE SAID OFFICERS TNOUGIT IT WAS JUST A NEU FAD
BY THE YOLNIGSTERS UNTIL HE TALKED TO ADULTS VNO SAID THEY'VE SEEN
GEORGE, TOO. GEORGE, TOO.
THE'CROUD SWELLED SO MUCH TMAT LAST NIGHT THE MINISTER OF A NEARBY THE CDOLD SHPLLED SO NHUCH THAT LAST NTCUT
CHURCH COMPLAINED TO POLICE THAT IT UAS DIFFICULT TO CONDUCT A
REVIVAL. SERVICE BECAUSE OF THE NOISE.
ONE UNIAMED INFORMANT, WHO CLAINED TO HAVE INSIDE INFORIATION, SAID
TUO HIGN SCNOOL BOYS OPERATING IN A LARGE OAK TREE WITH A TANK OF
HILIUM CONNECTED TO A LARGE BEACH BALL COVERED BY A SHEET ARE TNE
SECRET TO THL APPARITION.
POLICE COULDN'T CONFIRM THIS EXPLANATION, BUT THERE WERE HINTS
THEY PLAN TO CHECK IT OUT IF GEORGE APPEARS'AGAIN.
JK75 6PES
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jover in next-door Pickaway
Another UFO County. It had three devices
Apr attached.
Utica OD-20 Sheriff Don Thompson's Fay-
66 ette County office here and
Mystery f Dwight t Radcliff f in Cir-
Sheriff bombarded with
cleville were objects wafted
Ends in Ohio calls as the
down. Deputies, with crowds of
WASHINGTON COURT sightseers their wake, con-
HOUSE, Ohio (AP) - Sheriff's verged on the two farms.
men of two counties "captured"
a massive flying object on
farms 15 miles apart last eve.
ning, and souvenir-hunters
came away with material evi-
dence too.
Hard on the heels of the re-
cent flurry of UFO reports,
things began falling from the
sky along about 5:35 p.m. The was short-
mystery this time
lived - the objects proved to be
parts of an Air Force bailoon and parts of an Air Force
instrument package for high-
altitude sclentific research.
A military spokesman at Hol- A military spokesman at Hol- : :
loman AFB, N.M., where the
contraption was launched, prob-
ably last month, kept some aura ably last month, kept some aura
of mystification, however, by
insisting nature of the research insisting nature of the research
is classified.
A 4,500-pound "payload" ap- A 4,500-pound "payload" ap-
paratus 15 feet tall descended
under a a red-and-white para-
chute on Frank Hays' farm a chute on Frank Hays' farm a
half-mile north of here, with a
big balloon attached.
At about the same time, an-
other balloon 150 by 50 yards
when stretched flat, fell onto
Mrs. Charles Schleich's acreage
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10. The object appeared: (Circle One):
a. Solid d. As a light Capnl29
b. Transporent e. Don't remember
c. Vapor
Iapeas ghwas  ig than the rit starsic :
a. Brighter D. c. About the same
b. d. Don't know
11.1 Compare brightness to some common object:
chaoord
The edges of the object were: The edges of the object were: April 29.
(Circle One): a. Fuzzy or blurred Other Sessatidedge Other Lesiatidege
6. Like a bright sto betncttuinkling Brigpt sid ligk sian?
c. Sharply outlined likr a atei.
d. Don't remember
Did the object: (Circle One for each question)
2t
a. Appear to stand still at any time? Yes Don't know
b. Suddenly speed up and rush away at any time? Yes No Don't know
c. Break up into parts or explode? Yes Na Don't know
d. Give off smoke? Yes No Don't know
e. Change brightness? Yes No Don't knowtined
p: Change shape? Apnl 3 No Don't know thre
Flash or flicker? Yes No Don't know ile
g. reds gues CIFA
h. Disappear and reappear? Yes Don't know
I -Mhove o maneer right fift iprdewn
in op ed

aviation. I am familar wi knowm conventional aircraft
and can say that what that what I saw was not have seen prior.
Further, I Further, I have studied have studied 'trig! n familar with methods
of obtaining distances and speeds t hrough triangulation. rough triangulation.
I am fairly sure I am fairly sure che facts which facts which I I have given and as far
as I am concerned as I am concern they are the absolute truth. ey are the absolute truth. I have
fairly fairly good good vision and my hearing(as well as the others) is vision my hearing(as well as the others is
excellent. We attempted to obtain pictures of the objects dn We attempted to obtain pictures the objects qn
the second night using night using a good 35mm camera and tri - ex film. camera tri - ex film.
The neratives, ,commercially developed unfortuneatly showed noth-
ing. spelling and yping, howeve ry poor and I hope
you
3. When and to whom did you report that you had seen the object?
21 4 66
Day Month Year
(possibly White PLains, N.Y.)

UFO form continued
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20. Do you think you can estimate the speed of the object?
(Circle One) Yes No
MPH when sped away the second night(April 22. i966)
21. Do you think you can estimate how far away from you the object was?
(Circle One) Yes No
If you answered Yes, then how far away would you say it was? I t manuyered through a cover
of stratus clouds which were at about 3,ooo feet that night.
2 Where were you located when you saw the object? 23 Were you (Circle One)
(Cirsle One):
a. In the business section of a city?
ainside a building In the residential section of a city?
b. In a car In open countryside?
Outdoars dNear an airfield?
d. In an airplane (type) e. Flying over a city?
e. At sea f. Flying over,open country?
f. Other_ er xx g. Otherin a fairly well popu- xx g. Oinerin a Ialriy wellpopu-
lated suberb of New York Citv.
24. iF you were MOVING IN AN AUTOMOBILE or other vehicle at the time, then complete the following questions:
24.1 What direction were you moving? (Circle One)
. North a. North c. East e. South g. West
b. Northeast b. Northeast d. Southeast d. Southeast f. Southwest h. Northwest
24.2 How fast were you moving?. 24.2 How fast were you moving? miles per hour.
24.3 Did you stap 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 a. Eyeglasses . Binoculars e. Binoculars Yes No
b. b Sun giasses Sun aigsses Yes. Yes f. Telescope Yes ec No No
C. Windshield z|2|2/2 g. Theodolite Yes No
d. Window gless Yes h. Other_ NAKED EYE,
In order that you san give as clear a picture as possible of what you saw, describe in your own words a common object or ob-
jects which, when placed up in the sky, would give the same appearance as the object which you saw.
Buch would very difficult. I doj't think I have ever seen
similar objects of known identity. I The objects were solid,
and yet they glowed. They glowed with an intenese but not
floretent glow. It manuvered through the cloud cover
with guidence and i appearent intelligence. It is unlike any.
thing else we saw before.(I was accompadgnied by other
witnesses who concured)?

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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):
Xa. None aBright moonlight
b. A few b. Dull moonlight
c. Many Xc. No moonlight—pitch dark
d. Don't remember d. Don'tremember
9. What were the weather conditions at the time you saw the object?
CLOUDS(Circle One): WEATHER (Circle One):
a. Clearsky XX a. Dry
b. H2zy b.Fog, mist, or light rain
c. Scattered clouds c. Moderate or heavy rain
x d. Thick or heavy clouds d. Snow
e. Don'tremember
0.The object appeared:(Circle One):
a. Solid X d. Asalight
5. Trensparent e. Don'tremember It was a. glowing solid,
c. Vepor in in appearence.
. If it cppeared as a light, was it brighter than the brightest stars? (Circle One): 1. If it sppeared as a light, was it brighter than the brightest stars? (Circle One):
c.About the same c. About the same No stars out that that
a. Brighter
b. Dimmer d. Don't know night, due to clouds.
Objects were were brighter than stars
11.1 Compare brightness to some common object: 11.1, Compare brightness to some common object: are when when they are out.
Object brighter than
The edges of the object were: 1.The edges of the object were:
(Circle One): a. Fuzzy or blurred . OtheBecause e. OtheBecause object object was
b. Like a bright star in and out of clouds it
c. Sharply outlined c. Sharply outlined 1t was difficult to difficultto
d. Don'tremember see edce as it reallv edge as it reallv
was...oo....
1Did the obiect: (Circle One for each question)
a.Appear o stand still at any time? No Don'tknow
b. Sudceniy speed up dnd-rusbavaforanytiie? Yer No
c.Break up into parts or explode? Yes No Don'tknow
d. Give off smoke? Yes Don'tknow
e. Change brightness? Yes NO Don't know
f. Change shape? Yes Don't know
g. Flash or flicker? Yes 2121$ Don't know
h. Disappear and reappear? Yes Don't know

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2. 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
A NW NE
30°
w E
B
15° SE
S
2. Draw a picture that wil 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.
B B
29. IF there was MORE THAN ONE object, then how many were there?. yes yes
Draw a picture of how they were arranged, and put an arrow to show the direction that they were traveling.
NOTE : oVer a NOTE : over a period of some 2 hours
the objects manuvered in cir-
cular and semi -
circular paternms.
The They changed their course and at
times flew straight . times. straight , changing changing their position and position and their their.
distance between each other. They even changed altitude and
manuvered btween clouds. They were, it seemed,'observing'
the city below and were simply manuvering as would any
craft, though they executed turns far too sharp for convent
ional aircraft and helicopters. There was, again,
no noise at all. When a plane came over during the sight-
ing it was easily seen, heard, and differentiated.
O ,

use various reasons. XSKxXxnXkxXx KXXSAXm
MAMKA rxaraxxexxxX I am contacting you without telling the
other witnesses who do not know that I am reporting this.
It occured to me that they wouxld not like it but am send
ing this in, just sem
Refering to ev at times were as close as
one shiplength (a feet?) other times were as
far nine shiplengths I can not tell
you of the feeling one gets when an object of this
sort. It is a combination of fear and wc onder. unlike any-
thing else. I have since become interested in thing else. I have since become interested in the UFO
phenomena and have tried to obttian some information. It phenomena and have tried to obttian some information. It
is unfortunate that little complete and sound reports complete and sound reports
to you. Thank you for your time, etc.
*
1
CO
1

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Did the object disappear while you were watching it? If so, how? s T remember..it
during its manuvers from cloud
re-emerge one time and was then not seen again
till the next night when it appeared for a few min-
utes and then sped off.
. Did the object move behind something at any time, particularly a cloud?
(Circle One): Yes No Don't know. IF you answered YES, then tell what
it moved behind: clouds as I have said. It also moved
between them, through, and under them. This
mace observation  somewnat alfficult.
Did the object move in front of something at any time, particularly a cloud?
(Circle One) Don't know. IF you answered YES, then tell what
infrontot: It moved in front of clud cover. However,
:÷ seemed to 'enjoy' staving behind or i imbetween
bionds as it did not stay in front of clouds for long,Far biouds as it did not stay in front of clouds for long,nar
A plane.. Dast DELLOO OELTO
17. Teil in a few words the following things about the object: Tei in a few words the following things about the object: over during during * observati
it was neard. neard.
b. Color. b. Color _ aull white, when aull white, when in and under clouds
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?I'he match head would not match head would not
cover very much. A cover very much. A Risdt Risdt fist held at arms length just
about covered 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, protrusians, etc., and especially exhaust trails or vapor trails. Place an arrow beside the drawing
to show the djrectiog the object was moving.
slightty dokes
at one dject
mouingd
(rkicon,n

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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 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 conr ection 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.
.When did you see the object? 2.Time of day: 7 15
Hours Minutes
21 4 66 (Circle One): A.M. or
Month Year P.M.
Day
3. Time Zone:
(Circle One): a. Eastern (Circle One): a. Daylight Saving (Circle One): a. Daylight Saving
b. Central Central b. Standard b. Standard
c. Mountain c. Mountain
d. Pacific
e. Other
4. Wnere were you when you saw the object? 4. Wnare were you when you saw the object?
SCARSDALE NEW YORK
Nearest Postal Address City or Town State or County
5. How long was object in sight? (Total Duration) 5. How long was object in sight? (Totai Duration) 2. 15 15 XXX
Hours Minutes Seconds
a. Certain c. Not very sure
b. Fairly certain b. Fairly certain d. Just a guess
5.1 How was time in sight determined? WRIST 5 1 How wos tim WATCHES WATCHES
5.2 Was object in sight continuously? Yex NoXX$
What was the condition of the sky?
DAY NIGHT
a. Bright
D. Cloudy b. Cloudy
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 OCT 62 164 This form supersedes F'TD 164. jul 61, which is obsolete.

S1COI
19i20
Jasoonly
BEOVE
1
ON HEELS OF CHASE
Beaver Co Times 19 Apr 66
Ad Plune Causes
-
Another U
A.
Another "flying object" was reported to several
Beaver County police departments by many Beaver
Countians Monday night, but it is now believed t the
object has been identified.
The reports came on the la, head of the Air Force's
heels of the Sunday morning "Project Blue Book" at Wright-
high-speed chase of an uni- Patterson Air Force Base, Day-
dentified "itying object" from ton, Ohio.
Ohio to Conway by police. Project Blue Book is charged
The strange object sighted with official government inves-
Monday night over Be aver tigation of UFO's.
County was a private airplane Spaur said he was surprised
with an illuminated advertising (Please Turn to Page 4, Col. 2)
message under its wing.
The plane has been seen over (Continued jrom Page 1)
the county advertising various that Quintanilla didn't get into that Quintanilia didn't get into!
county businesses in the past, county businesses in the past, much detali of the sigcting in detall of the sigcting in ... .'.
and was reported soon flying and was reported soon flying his interview with Spa.ir. his interview with Spa.r.
'around Monday nigh. The lane 'around Monday nigh. Tke dane It aiso was. reported ii the It aiso was. reported ii the
also uses a sinan io also uses a sinon to ao). Air Foree has requestce Chief Air Force has requestce Chief
tion. tion. Buchert to send his pictures to
At a dis:nee the dark pane them at Wright-Patterson.
is indistin. is.able except for is indistin isiable except for Although members of several
the light o. e advertisement the light. . e advertisement private UFO investigation groups
which move irom one side to interviewed the Ohio men per- interviewed the Ohio men per-
the other. . sonally. it was reported that no
.* .* government ofiicials had been government ofiicials had been
MEANWHILE, investigation in Ravenna. in Ravenaa.
continues on the Sunday morn-
ing chase from south of Akron!
to Conway of a strange, brightj
white object that was cloc.d
by police cruisers at l03 es by police cruisers at l03 r es
per hour. 1 a
William Weitzel, Piusbdrgh, Wiliam Weitzel. Pitus .
member of the National in-
vestigations Committec.on Aerial
Phenomena'(NICAP). a private
UFO investigating agency. re
mained in Ravenna, O hio,
hout Monday investigat-
e reports by the two
ceputy sheriffs Dale Spaur and
W. L. Neff, who tracked the ob-
ject.
planned to return to Ra-
ven.. today to contin...
che with Mantua Po..
Chi.. Cerald IBuchcrt, 1.
snap.. a picture of the o.
ject m some distance.
Spaur said he talked Mon.
day with Maj. Hector Quintanil-
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Utica-Rome Area Buzzin' Over Illusive UFOs
By PETER CALISCH in awe as a "boomcrang" Utica Observer-Dispatchay Framk nAdrs w, know what we saw, said six reports had been sent they're pretty weird. What
with flashing lights hovered Peck said, "and I'm not nut- with his West Thomas neigh- to Dayton within a month from disturbs me is that higily
Something is playing hide- 100 feet above them. ty. This boomerang had three bors, gazed goggle-cyed area residents, the most in qualified people see these
and-seek with us above our A week later, Upper West lights, whitish, bluish-green through binoculars at UFO years. other things."
heads at night in the Mo- Thomas Street neighbors gazed and red. It looked dull-colored, lights that changed from Another: :"Many years
hawk Valley. Whatever it is, curiously at flashing lights like a piece of machine metal. white to green to orchid to red Mohawk' spokesmen also ago I chased a UFO in an in-
Griffiss Air Base and Mo- hovering over the canal for There wasn't a sound, except every 20 seconds. He called denied their pilots or 'others terceptor out of Chicago. I
hawk Airlines personnel- almost three hours. Though for a muffled whine. It wasn't Itome police twice, and the flying had seen UFOs on never saw it, just a blip on
across the Valley from each routes to and from Utica. "But the (radar) screen. We're
Griffiss later denied it, they a plane or a helicopter." air base. e we'd sure like to," one said.
other west of Utica-would saw planes fron the air base He said the thing had a di- shooting things into space.
dearly love to spot it. 8 trying to find it. The UFO ameter of 85 feet and a spread He, too, said it seemed "It would be a tremendous Maybe they're shooting things
What they'd do then is an would duck out of sight, and , of 25'feet. When they ap- about 100 feet up in the sky. thing." back at us."
unanswered question. miaiswelcucucsuoi. reappear when the planes when the planes proached it over the canal, it proached it over the canal, it "It wasn't going anywheres, bumbaywncrcs Griffiss approaches UFO appoacncsuro .••
Flurries of reports of uni- left. glided east toward Utica, 100 until those planes came by qucstions cautiously, following A MOHAWK AIDE recalled
dentified flying objects dentified flying objects feet above their heads. with their big lights. with their big lights. That That Air Force policy. But its that, after World War II, an
(UFOs), many along the dark Said Mrs. Broskay: They Said Mrs. Broskay: "They thing had stood there, oh, thing had stood there, oh, thousands of airmen, civilians American general in Japan
Erie Canal, have come in to UFO SIGHTINGS through- about 1½/2 hours, and seemed and officers are buzzing over and officers are buzzing over|
out the Mohawk Valley cropped were quite excited. My daugh- like it dropped 20 to 40 feet." hinted the U. S. was experi-
police, newspaper, radio, tele- up after a wave of reports ter's not the imaginary kind. ter's not the imaginary kind. the reports. menting with top-secret vehic-
vision and military sources up after a wave of reports When the planes left, back
swept from faraway Michigan swept from faraway Michigan She's too down to earth." came the colors. • • . les. There was never a fur-
with the past month. withi the past month. earlier in the month. That •• @ • "I've been "I've been flying· 25 ther word about that, he add- ther word about that, he add-
THESE .REPORTS intensi- . doesn't mean a thing to Ken- THE COUPLE'S report has • years," an aide said, and years," an aide said, "and ed.
fied last week, along a canal neth A. Peck, 21, of 117 River. neth A. Peck, 21, 0f 117 River been relayed to the Foreign GRIFFISS spokesman de- I've never seen anything. But I've never seen anything. But "So many things from the So many things from the
area a mile west of the huge St., Rome, and his girl friend St., Rome, and his girl friend Technology Division at Wright- nied they were tracking UFOs, nied they were tracking UFOs, I've been hoping to. I've seen days of Buck Rogers in the
. air base, in Rome. Carol Broskay, 16, of 518 S. Patterson Air Base, Dayton, Carol Broskay, 16, of 518 S. Patterson Air Base, Dayton, nor had base personnel seen rocket cases come back into rocket cases come back into comics have come true," he
A young couple watched George St. in that city. Ohio. any "that we know of." They the atmosphere and burn up; said. "Why not the saucers?"

May Be Only Way to Learn Truth
Police say that the "big red ball" seen in Oklahoma described a "fish-shaped object"
the Schenectady area evening that he watched nutes and photo-
was a hoax, but, prank ,it probably graphed.
will not dim public interest in UFOs (un- * * *
identified flying objects). It has not in oth- REP. GERALD R. Ford of Michigan, the
er places-California, for example, where House minority leader, has proposed a con-
earlier this month four California Institute gressional study. He thinks the House Sci-
of Technology students gave Pasadena ence and Aeronautics Committee should
area residents a scare with plastic balloons review the "flying saucer" situation, call-
with red flares dangling from rotating ing in as many creditable witnesses as it
blades. The West Coast continues to be can find.
one of the busiest "flying saucer" areas. Since the Air Force has revealed little
What about UFOs? Peopie have been
talking about the for two decades. Re- in its reports and admits that more than
ports conflict. Some obviously are myths, 600 objects remain "unidentified," perhaps
figments of the imagination of people who fgments of the imagination of people who this is the only way is the ony way fact can be separated t can be separated
apparently believed what they wanted to from fancy.
believe. The Air Force has investigated believe. The Air Force has investigated * **
every sighting reported to it, and by the every sighting reported t , and by the IT IS EASY to laugh at those who be-
end of 1965 had checked on 10,147 in- end of 1965 had checked on 10,147 in- lieve they have seen saucers. But always
cidents. Last year, there were 886. The it has been easy to ridicule that which does
largest number was 1,501 in 1952, but 1966 not seem explainable or logical. The
may set a record at the present rate of re- Wright brothers were considered Wright brothers were considered very very
ports. odd fellows 60 years ago by those who
Last week, for example, a Hillsdale example, a Hillsdale said they could prove that said they could prove that man never
County, Michigan, civil defense official, said could fly. And, as late as 1956, members of
the wavering red, white and orange lights a British Royal Commission were labeling
he saw through binoculars "definitely came the idea of sending men into space "as too
from some type of vehicle." On the same from some type of vehicle." On the same uncertain of success to be considered as a
day, an Air Force electronics instructor in day, an Air Force electronics instructor in nationial program." national program." .
.

3Ai4 11 epousit
b.
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?
april 30th apprer.1/18
1. Draw a picture that will show the shape of the object or objects."Label and include in your sketch any details
textered
sufaceL li tat
gletsect ufu
olject
spustis , lekr utae
Object
lef. upana

'UFO' Seen
lying Oove Over
Schenetady
SCHENECTADY, N.Y. (AP)-
A big red ball" flew over this
city Thursday night and more
than 50 residents told city po-
lice that they saw it from alti-
tudes ranging from a mile high
to "a few hundred feet above
my house."
(Griffiss AFB received a num-
ber of calls about the object.)
A Schenectady newspaper,
however, reported today that it however, reported today that it
had learned the object was a had learned the object was a
helium-filled balloon, with a 30-
minute flare-fuse attached to it.. minute flare-fuse attached to it.
The newspaper did not name
who the pranksters might be or
how it discovered the trick. how it discovered the trick.
A newsman for Radio Station
WGY, in Schenectady, said he
saw the object for about 10 min-
utes before it burst. He de-
scribed it as similar to the
showering of a roman candle
firecracker. This, police said, firecracker. . This, police said,
would have explained the at-
tached fuse.
John Hamilton, a police offi-
cer, said he answered about 50
telephone calls between 8 and telephone calls woen 8 and
9 p.m. from residents who re-
ported seeing the object.
Police said today they did not
plan to investigate the incident.

.
M/R Received a call from a gentleman from
Springfield at 0305, 1 Apri1966. He wanted
to know if we had been out to the wheat field
out by Springfield that had been scorched.
Told him we didn't know anything about it.
He said it was on the front page of the paper
yesterday evening in Springfield. The man had
reported it to the Aix Sheriff. The sheriff
told the man he didn't have time to go out
and investigate it. Wanted to know if we were
going to do anything about it. Sgt Jones replied
that the Air Force can not do anything until the
observer reports it to the Air Force. The
genetleman said, Oh, well I guess I'll go up and
tell my neighbor about it cause it was in his field.
.

8 THE SUN, Springfield, O NEWS
Friday, April 1, 1966
Flying Saucer r Analyst
Quits After 9,000 Cases
FAIRBORN-Sgt. David Moody. Helicopters and practice lunar
43, of 1344 Ironwood dr., here. landing modules from nearby
has quit investigating flying White Sands Missile range were
saucer reports. After studying ruled out but investigators were
records of some 9,000 unidentified unable to come up with a satis
flying object cases over nearly factory explanation.
five years, he resigned Thursday Two girls near Lansing, Mich.
from the investigation office at another
Wright-Patterson Air Force base. puzzler with observation of a
Moody says that while some mystery light that looked like a
cases are unexplainable, he has lighted goldfish bowl.
seen no evidence at all that the The analyst thinks it was a
earth is being visited by flying small patch of ground fog that
saucers from outer space. drifted across a road from a
He retired after 20 years of aUuuSs
service in the Air Force and neighboring pond.
U.S. Navy but plans to continue U.S. Navy but plans to continue Several hoaxes came up last Several hoaxes came up last
working for the Air Force as a year, Moody said, including pho-
civilian. A native of St. Louis, he tos taken by a man in California tos taken by a man in California
got into the UFO probing busi- and a fake "launch site" in New
ness because of his I ness because of his psychology Jersey.
background and experience in But on the whole, the reports
Navy and Air Force intelligence. come 90 per cent from sincere, come 90 per cent from sincere,
On his assignment here, he On his assignment here, he honest people who are just curious
helped set up files on the UFO to find out what they've seen,"
cases reported to the base and he added.
took part in on-the-scene investi- Moody has been analyst, evalu-
gations of soine of the puzzling ator and right-hand man for Maj.
cases. Hector Quintanilla, the man in Quintanilla, the man in
One of the most puzzling cases charge of Project Blue Book at
of his career, Moody says, was the air base.
the flying saucer sighting April Last year, of some 900 cases,
of 1964 in Socorro, N.M. which is only 19 remain unknown, he said. only 19 remain unknown, he said.
still unsolved. still unsolved. The sightings were identified as
Lonnie Zamora, a city police- Lonpie Zamora. a city paloe planes, balloons, satellites, mis- planes. balloons. satellites. mis-
man, reported seeing an egg- siles, lightning, birds, meteors;
shaped object on the desert in or other known causes. Perhaps
central New Mexico. When he 100 or so can't be categorized
approached, the object rose and abecause of insufficient data, he
flew away, he reported. said.

ture of any kind," he added.
Frankly, it has me stumped,
but I imagine there should be
soine scientific way of finding soine scientific way of finding
out what has happened."
Mr. Schneider pointed out that
there were no tracks except his
own around the brown spot in the
otherwise green field.
He said, "I've never seen any- He said, I've never seen any-
thing like it in my 57 years of thing like it in my 57 years of
farming.
"Darned if I know what caused
it. I don't want to say it was one
of those UFO things. But what
in the deuce would cause some-
thing like that?
'I dien't find any acid contain-
ers or anything like that near the
burned' spot which might have Charles Schneider of 3383 Middle Urbana Urbana rd. rd. ex- ex-
caused the burn," he said. caused the "burn," he said. amines the odd "burned out" spot, I2 feet long, in the cen- amines the odd "burned out"' spot, I2 feet long, in the cen-
There were no pieces of metal or ter of one of his wheat fields. "I never saw anything like
other debris in the field indicat-
ing that the spot might have it before in my 57 years of farming." he said, wondering if it before in my 57 years of farming," he said, wondering if
been caused by an object it could have been caused by an unidentified flying object.
dropped from a plane. lieves it must have been "put along the highway watching the
He attributed the strange mark- there or have come to be" Mon-
ings to "excessive heat," which strange object, which appeared
he said could have drawn upj day night. to have "a dark stream behind
the earth in the center of the I called the (Clark County) it." It was a bright white light at
browned area. The earth at the Sheriff Wednesday," he said. first, then disappeared from view
center of the area has the ap- But they told me they were too and a red or orange red light 6
pearance of having been freshly shorthanded to investigate." appeared, she said.
cultivated. Mr. Schneider reported he Also describing the object as
"Maybe the chemists could say found pieces of what might have being brighter than a star and
what's in this," he said pointing been a porcelain insulator at moving rapidly from south to
to limp brown leaves of the the base of a nearby utility pole. north were Reg Snider, 12, of
wheat plants and the loose earth. The pole, however, had all its in- 617 Mead lane, his father, Re-
"They can do just about any- sulators, and Mr. Schneider said ginald Snider, Don Gunther, 12, of
thing these days." possibly the pieces could have 115 Lincoln av. and Police Divi-
Meanwhile a number of Spring- come from broken crockery. sion Patrolman Carl Rose.
field area residents observed But he was unable to find any The Sniders observed the ob-
strange objects" in the sky explanation for the seared I por- ject from 7:58 p.m. to 8:07 p.m.,
over Springfield Wednesday tion of his wheat field. as did young Gunther, who is an
about 8 p.m., with others from 7 I just don't know what could amateur astronomer, sharing his
night. Most of the sightings were have caused it," he repeated. If hobby with the younger Snider.
to 8:30 p.m. This marked the the Air Force wants to find out Patrolman Rose said it was sight-
seventh day that UFO's had been anything about it, you can give ed at various times during a 45-
seen in or near Springfield. them my address," Mr. Schnei- minute period in which he was
Air Force investigators said the der said. cruising the north side of the city.
Wednesday night light was the Mrs. Richard (Barbara) Gib-
Echo II satellite. Mrs. Madeline Berg, S14 Cath- son, of 2706 Dorothy lane, said
Mr. Schneider said his wife erine st., said the strange light she and her daughter, Barbara,
discovered the "burned" spot in she watched from 7 to 7:15 p.m. 12, observed at 7:45 p.m. Thurs-
the wheat field Tuesday night. He Wednesday was similar to an day a "bright orange object quite
said he took her home and re- object she saw last Friday night high in the sky about the size
turned to investigate. about the same time. of the moon."
It was dry then," he said. It was too bright to be a star," The pair watched the sight for
We've had some showers along she said. several seconds until it disap
the way." Mrs. Berg saw the UFO from peared. The object, Mrs. Gibson
He couldn't say how long the U.S. Route 40 between South said, appeared to be tumbling P
spot had been there, but said he Vienna and Springfield near Bird although it followed a straight
hadn't noticed it before and be- rd. She said cars were stopped pattern. oU
nrinT

w
Heyden Calls Soucer Tales
100 Percent Hallusinditons
The dean of Washington area
astronomers yesterday gave a Boputy Chosns Flylag Objnct for C6
periect mark to recent reports Miles. Foge A 2
of fying saucers--100 percent
"halluelsations." solar system, Alpha Centaorl is
The Rev. Francis J. Heyden 41 litht yenrs away, Hcyden
of Goorgetown University said sald. Even at spceds as hih as
"I thak they are seeing 50 mikes a second, wilch is
things." But he also predicted twice the earta's orbit spced, it
that reports of the saucers "will wordd take thousands of years
doubtiess increase." to get to earth from Alpha
Heyden, in his 2ist year at Contaurl, he said.
Georgetown, said he believes He said he does not boliovel
"the phenomenon of flying man ever will get to outer space
saucers is 100 percent imagina- for the came reasons.
tion." After man reaches the moon,
He said "no one has ever seen he could land on Mars, although
a flying saucer," and added he he must take everything inolnd-l
does not believe the people who ing his atmosphere with him
claim they have scen saucers and could reach Venus, buti
and suace men. could not lond there because efl
You can't question these its hont, Hfoyden sald.
cogle and get a real good THE REV. F. J. HEYIEN But spnee travd to our sole:
answer." the 5a-year-old astro- systemn's other plarets is grent-
nomy prefessor said. He said faround, bnt when I flnally got atly Eimitad becatise of the manvd
the reports can be good tolescope fix en K, iyears roquired to reach dhmn. A
trunslated into "any interpreta- discovered it was nodhlng more round trip to Plito would (ake)
Ition of anything." then a dellating weather bid'ebout to years, hosaid.
1e xpicts reports of saucershloon." .r .xn:ets reports of saucersiloon. Kerden. Heren. widely weay known known
wht risd with the increase of lwhl risd with the increase of Heydan sald he is oon tnoud astrcromy Heydan said he is oon tneud astrcromy profesr Who i3 who i3
fenteMies weather balloons, there are ns other beings in our generally weather balloons, (there are ns othor beings in our generally ricogaized ricognized as to es to
lagiee shigs, and other vehicles Mniee shigs, and other vehicles ssolar system and that T.a dean ot Washington Isolar system and that Te doan Washington astcny
launched into outer space. distanees to other aytecasimers, said distanets to other  awedsimers, said he belleves tho
in fact. Heyden confessed. in tact. Heyden" confessed. would appear greatly to raduce glamor of space flights hino ppear greatly to reduce glamcr of space flights hno
"Some tinie ago I thought I hadjthe posslbiity of travel to carth, overshadowed grear " benefity "Some tinie ago I thought I had Ithe p trave to carth, overshadowed grear " benefity
mads a discovery. I could see even at greut speeds. mads a discovery. I could see even at great speeds. (from weather and corarunieel from weather and conirunieed
this queer-shaped object floating! The closest star outsids our tions satellites. this queer-shaped object floating! The closest star outsids our tions sateliites.

THIS IS PHOTO TAKEN OF GALAXY IC 10 FROM HALE OBSERVATORY THIS IS PHOTO TAKEN OF GALAXY IC 10 FROM HALE OBSERVATORY
It Is Possible Life May Exist In Galaxies Beyond It Is Possible Life May Exist In Galaxies Beyond Our Own-UPI Own-UPI
SOMEWHERE A KRYPTON?
Visit Earth Once? Visit Earth Once?
By United Press Interrational A
By United Press International veloped veloned and and flourished alour for a tween stars in our galaxy is tveen stars in our galaxy is
WASHINGTON, Apr. 2 - while. measured by light years - the
(UPI)- At a recent meeting It is at least conceivable distance light travels in a year
of the American Astronautical at the speed of 186,270 miles
society here an astronoiner that many of them sent out
suggested the possibility that feelers of one kind or another a second. A light year is about
superspacemen from far be- in an attempt to establish con- six trillion miles.
yond our tiny corner of the tact with their peers. Distances between galaxies
universe may have visited is measured in hundreds of
earth thousands of times in the The kind of far-ranging thousands, millions, and even
past few billions of years. spacecraft imagined by Sagan, billions of light years. The
which might have to move nearest star to the sun in our
At least one of these visits, nearly as fast as light for own hone galaxy is about 4.25
said Dr. Cari Sagan of Har- their crews to live out an ex- light years, or 25.5 trillion
vard university, may ha ve ploratory mission to another miles, away.
occurred in historical times. planetary syster, strike many
scientists as an unlikely de- So if a planet of the nearest
SO IT MIGHT appear that velopment. star harbored an advanced
the best place to look for evi- civilization, it would take 4.25
dence of other technical civili- SO THE BEST hope they years for a radio signal to
zations on other planets in this see of inter-civilization c on- travel from it to us and the
or other galaxies would be tact is by means of li g ht same time for an answer to
right here on earth. itself or other electromagnetic go back.
But wind and water and cor- waves, such as radio, which ONLY IN RECENT VCarS
rosion may well have wiped travel at the saime speed. has mankind developed trans-
out all trace of artifacts left Scientists of many countries mitters powerful enough and
behind by any visitors from are nov getting ready to study receivers sensitive enough to
the depths of space. in concert the technological make interstellar conversation
Thus even if Sagan is right probiems involved in trying to seem plausible.
(and he does not insist he is) answer the question posed by Soviet astronomers in
man may have to look be- curious earthlings: "Are we February proposed to the in-
yond the earth for proof that alone?" ternational astronomical union
other civilizations do, indeed, The problems are literally of that member nations co-
exist.' astronomical size. The sun, operate in a five-year attempt
with its family of planets in- to contact other civilizations
MosT scientists now believe cluding earth, is one of 100 within 1,000 light years of the
there must be literally billions billion stars in the milky way sun.
of planets in the universe galaxy..
cnough like earth to sustain Within this region, astrono
life. On some of thern, where THE MILKY WAY Is one mers figure, there may be 10.-
life may have got started of perhaps 100 billion other 000 planetary systems similar
earlier. rechnical civilizations multibillion-star aggregations to the sun's. The job of search- .
superior to ours may have de- in the universe. Distance be- ing that volume of space for
the sort of patterned ra dio
signals ·which intelligent be-
ings miohr transmit

IU FRUM HALE OBSERVATORY
It Is Possible Life May Exist In Galaxies Beyond Our Own—UPI
SOMEWHERE A KRYPTON?
Did Superspacemen
Visit Earth Once? .
By United Press Internattonal veloped and flourished for a
WASHINGTON, Apr. 2 - while. tveen stars in our galaxy is ae
(UPI)- At a recent meeting . measured by light years - the de
of the American Astronautical It is at least conceivable distance light travels in a year
society here an astrononer that many of them sent out at the speed of 186,270 miles
suggested the possibility that feelers of one kind or another a second. A light year is about 'S'
superspacemen from far be- in an attempt to establish con- six trillion miles. cls
yond our tiny corner of the tact with their peers. Distances between galaxies
universe may have visited is measured in hundreds of
earth thousands of times in the The kind of far-ranging thousands, millions, and even Y
past few billions of years. spacecraft imagined by Sagan, billions of light years. The
At least one of these visits, which might have to move nearest star to the sun in our i
said Dr. Carl Sagan of Har- nearly as fast as light for own home galaxy is about 4.25
vard university. may h a ve their crews to live out an ex- light years, or 25.5 trillion Ino
occurred in historical times. ploratory mission to another miles, away.
planetary system, strike many
SO IT MIGHT appear that scientists as an unlikely de- So if a planet of the nearest
the best place to look for evi- velopment. star harbored an n advanced
dence of other tecnnical civili- SO THE BEST hope civilization, it would take 4.25
zations on other planets in this they years for a radio signal to
or other galaxies v would be see of inter-civilization c on- travel froin it to us and the
right here on earth. tact is by means of light same time for an answer to
itself or other electromagnetic go back.
But wind and water and cor- waves, such as radio, which
rosion may well have wiped travel at the same speed. ONLY IN RECENT years .
out all trace of artifacts left Scientists of many countries has mankind developed trans-
behind by any visitors from are nov getting ready to study mitters powerful enough and
the depths of space. in concert the technological receivers sensitive enough to
Thus even if Sagan is right problems invoived in trying to make interstellar conversation
(and he does not insist he is) answer the question posed by answer the question posed by seemn plausible. seem plausible.
man may have to look be- curious earthlings: "Are we curious earthlings: "Are we Soviet astronomers in
yond the earth for proof that alone?" alone?" February proposed to the in-
other civilizations do, indeed, The problems are literally of ternational astronomical union
exist. astronomical size. The sun, that member nations that member nations co- Co-
Most scientists now believe with its farnlly of planets in- operate in a five-year attempt operate in a five-year attempt
there must be literally billions cluding earth, is one of 100 to contact other civilizations
of planets in the universe billion stars in the milky way within 1,0o0 light years of the
enough like earth to galaxy.. sun.
sustain Within this region, astrono-
life. On some of them, where THE MILKY WAY Is one mers figure, there may be 10.- mers figure, there may be 10,-
life may have got started of perhaps 100 billion other 000 planetary systems similar
earlier, technical civilizations multibillion-star aggregations to the sun's. The job of search-
superior to ours may have de- in the universe. in the universe. Distance be- ing that volume of space for
the sort of patterned ra dio
signais which intelligent be-
ings might transmit is far too .
big for any one nation, the Russians said.
Russians said.
RESPONSE by U. S. radio
astronomers to the recent So-
viet proposal was lukewarm at
best. American scientists are
too busy trying to soive more
iminediate problems -- such
as the nature of the so-called .
peculiar galaxies which radi-
ate incomprehensibly v a st
amounts of electromagnetic
energy from incomprehensibly
great distances.
Although scientists gen-
erally agree life must be
fairly abundant in this and
other galaxies, not all a re
confident that something like
man has evolved elsewhere.

bor, Mich., retired from the Project actly what he thought he saw. Reports does reach us, the research facilities
Blue Book office of Foreign Tech- are by honest, sincere people." and personnel of the entire Air Force
nology Division. Moody has an academic background are at our disposal to investigate physi-
The Michigan sightings were, how- suited to working with people and cal objects-glass, paper, photographs
ever, a small percentage of those their reactions to UFOs. In addition -associated with the objects. We also
Moody has a analyzed during almost to an bachelor of arts in psychology send items to private industry for an-
five years at the UFO headquarters from Drury College, Springfield, Mo., alysis by professionals in their spe-
on Wright-Patterson. Since 1947, he completed a year of graduate work cialized fields.
more than 10,oo0 sightings have been at the University of Southern Cali- "We keep all reports ever submitted
filed with the Blue Book office. Moody here, and evaluate them. If f a report
evaluated all of those made in the doesn't contain enough information
last four years and reviewed all others for us to reach a conclusion, we re-
except those in 1952. quest more i information from wit-
When necessary he has gone to the nesses or the reporting officer. This
area of the sighting to gather addi- was the case in the Michigan sight-
tional data for identification of the ings.
unidentifiable. Of these firsthand en- We also put additional investigators
counters with "mystery" objects, on the Michigan n case because of the
Moody reports that he has never seen total number of s sightings. Dr. Hynek
any he couldn't explain . . . even couldn't physically handle the numer-
swamp gas. ous reports, so four more persons- ous reports, so four more persons-
Paradoxically, Moody says he be- Paradoxically, Moody says he be- Maj. Quintanilla, myself, and two air-
lieves in UFOs, but explains the ap- men from Selfridge AFB-were sent. men from Selfridge AFB-were sent.*
parent contradiction as one of semant- (Maj. . Hector Quintanilla is the Hector Quintanilla is the
ics. "UFOs are the planets, mirages, project officer of the Blue Book in-
meteors, stars, satellites, kites, and meteors, stars, satellites, kites, and vestigations, Dr. J. Allen Hynek, a
swamp gas," he said, "that are re- Northwestern University astrophysi astrophysi-
ported as flying objects, but cannot cist, is the AF consultant on UFOs). cist, is the AF consultant on UFOs).
be identified immediately to the ob- "We also had many reports in the
server. Flying saucers are those crafts Ann Arbor area that were not swamp
commanded by the green men from gas, and those had to be investigated.
Mars. They do not exist. Mars. They do not exist. TSgt. David N. Moody However, the general sightings that
"No one has ever come forward fornia. A native of St. Louis, he was fornia. A native of St. Louis, he was triggered the others were the swamp
with proof of interplanetary visitation. assigned to study UFOs because of study UFOs because of gas ones. And, by the way, this was
In spite of all these reports (886 last assigned I to s
this psychological background and his only the third incident of swamp gas
year) the fact that we can explain experience in in Navy and Air Force Navy and Air Force being reported as a UFO since 1948." being reported as a UFO since 1948."
such a significant number (870) leads such a significant number (870) leads experience .
us to believe that if we had more in- intelligence. Moody welcomes further press re- Moody welcomes further press re-
formation in detail we would be abie Moody believes that many people porting of the sightings. "Many times,
to explain them ail. don't take the time or trouble to notify he said, "the newspapers will publish
Almost all the reports we re- anyone of sightings, and that many the sighting and the detail, but not the
ceived," Moody said, "are objects, don't know that the proper reporting explanation-because it isn't news
lights, or some sort of phenomena that center is the nearest Air Force base. worthy or sensational. Just a meteor
the person has seen and misinterp- Instead of contacting the local base, or a picture of Venus. People are left
reted. These misinterpretations stem they call the FAA, a control tower, with the idea that the Air Force didn't
from some known or conventional ob- or an airport," he said. bother to explain it."
ject that-because of psychological Air Force regulation spells out how Hoaxes? Moody says that only four
reasons, atmospheric conditions or un- sightings are to be handled. The near- of the reported sightings last year were
familiarity with phenomena-a person est base to the sighting conducts the hoaxes. The Air Force has no means
observes and identifies incorrectly. initial investigation. If the object is to take action against perpetrators.
"But I don't mean psychological in immediately identified as a known or That is a matter for civil authorities.
a negative sense. In these sightings we conventional one, no report is required
are dealing with perception and optics, to be forwarded. Only if the object
what we see and how we see it. Also cannot be explained is the data sent
with motivation, suggestibility and a to W-P.
person's predisposition to see things, "For every one report we get,"

TO do
SAF-OS It was described as a luminous object, throwing flames, similar
OSA to a jet airplane. It seemed to come from the Brazil/Argentire
US frontier and the general direction of Pôrto
USA Alegre.
IL This sighting is quoted as having taken place at 230o hours
ILI
ILS local time on Saturday, April 3 was reported by the
"ILT Air Attaché of the Embassy, unclassified EPTo No. O480 of
Department of State.
Rn
'MP T Another communication advised that we were attempting to obtain
"AA more information from military and civil authorities in that
CGO area and to confirm the date and time of the report cited.
These efforts brought
LL not even confirmation of the sighting by authorities.
AFNIN
AFXPD 2) O Globo of May correspondent in Curitiba,
APSMS State of Parana, to the effect that on the evening of
AFISI May 2 hundreds of persons in Ponta Grossa had seen a great
AFRDC number of blue and red spots in the air above the city,
AFPCP causing an impression of a rain of colors, none of which
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found after a heavy and
caused panic i t0e locality.
10 p.m. local time (no date was
rentloned), ar consequence thereof a movie sesaion was
interrupted, because many spectators ran away afraid that it
might be an earthquake. Irom the trench in the sand emanated
a smell similar to that of sulphur, as testified by a local
police inspector, who accepted the version of a flying saucer.
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b. In a car O.tA
c. Outdoors d. Near an airfield?
d. In an airplane (type) e. Flying over a city?
f. Flying oyer open country?
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24.1 What direction were you moving? (Circle One)
a. North c. East e. South g. West
b. Northeast Southeast . Southwest h. Northwest
24.2 How fast were you moving? miles per hour.
(Circle One) Yes No
2Did you observe the object through any of the following?
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the Embassy, unclassified EPTo No. O480 of
O May 1966, with - copy t State.
:
(1 adyised that we were attempting to obtain
more information from military and civil authorities in that
area and to conrirm the date and time of the report cited.
Stateof Parana, to the effect that on the evening of
May a hundreds Of persons in Ponta Grossa had seen a great
number of blue and red spots in the air above the city,
causing an impressic of' a rain of colors, none of which
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caused pani locality.
SC The event took at: about 10 p.m. local time (no dete was
mentioned), consequence thereof a movie session was
interrupted, because spectators ran away afraid that it
mitht be an earthguake. From the trench in the sand eranated
a smell similar sulphur, as testified by a local
police inspector, who accepted the version of a flying saucer.
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that a flying saucer had been sighted by thousands of persons
in various small cities of the State of Rio Grande do Sul.
It was described as a luminous object, throwing flames. similar
to a jet airplane. : It seemed to come from the Brazil/Argentire
frontier proceed the general directi orto
Alegre.
This sighting is quoted as having taken place at 2300 hours
3 local time on Saturday, April 3 It was reported by the
Air Attaché of the Embassy, unclassified EPrO No. O480 of
O May 1966, with copy to Department of State.
6S
6 a
t Another communication advised that we were attempting to obtain
- more more : information from military and civil authorities in that
area and to confirm the date and time of the report cited.
not even confirmation of the sighting by authorities.
2) 0 Globo May 3 quoted its
State of Parana, to the effect that on the evening of
May 2 hundreds of persons in Ponta Grossa had seen a great
number of blue and red spots in the air above the city,
causing an impression of a rain of colors, none of which
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flying saucer. em deep, was
found after heavy explosion had alarmed the and
caused locality.
The event to 2lsce about date was
mentioned), consequence thereof a movie session was
interrupted, becs nany spectators ran away afraid that it
might be an earthguake. From the trench in the sand emnated
a smell similar to that of sulphur, as testified by a local
police inspector, who accopted the version of a flying saucer.
UNCLASSIFTED

r.e
frontier and the general Pôrto
Alegre.
This s sighting is quoted as having taken place at 2300 hours
19 local time on Saturday, April 30. It was reported l by the
Air Attaché of the Embassy, unclassified EPro No. O48o of
May 1966, with copy to Department of State.
Another communication advised that we were attempting to obtain
more information from more information from military military and and civil authorities in that civil l authorities in that
area and to confirm the date and time of the report cited.
, y authorities.
not even confirmation of the si
2) Globo of May 3 quoted its correspondent in. Curitiba,
State" of Parana, to the effect that on the evening of
May 2 hundreds of persons in Ponta Grossa had seen a great
number of blue and red spots in the air above the city,
causing an impression of' a rain of colors, none of which
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found after a heavy the
ceused pan in the locality.
The event took place about
mentioned),a consequence thereof a movie session was
interrupted, because many spectators ran away afraid that jt
mitht be an earthquake. From the trench in the sand emanated
a smell similar to that sulphur, as testified by a local
police inspector, police inspector, wno accepted the version or a ftying saucer. who accepted the version of a flying saucer.
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Alegre.
This sighting is quoted as having taken place at 2300 hours
3 local time on Saturday, April 30 It was reported by the
Air Attaché of the Embassy, unclassified EPTo No. O48o of
May 1966, with Department of State.
:
Another communication advised that we were attempting to obtain
more information from military and civil authorities in that
area and to confirm the date and time of the report cited.
These efforts brought no additional information whatsoever,
not even confirmation of t the sighting by authorities.
2) Globo of May 3 quoted its correspondent in Curitiba,
State of Parana, to the effect that on the evening of
May 2 hundreds of persons in Ponta Grossa had seen a great
number of blue and red spots in the air above the city,
causing an impression of a rain of colors, none of which
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caused n the locality.
The event about 10 time (no dote was
mentioned), consequence thereof : a movie session was
interrupted, because many spectators ran away afraid that it
mi-cht be an earthquake. I From the trench in the sand emanated
a smell similar to that of sulphur, as testified by a local
police inspector, who accepted police inspector, wno accepted the version or a riying saucer. the version 'a flying saucer.
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7
1 - 12 MAY 1966 SIGHTINGS
DATE LOCATION
OBSERVER EVALUATION
May New Bedford, Massachusetts
May Alaska Insufficient Data
May Fort Pierce, Florida Insufficient Data
May Hunington, West Virginia Insufficient Data
May Columbiana, Ohio Insufficient Data
1 Holly, Michigan (PHOTOS) Insufficient Data
Vis; Insufficient Data
Photo: Lost before
Lakewood, California analysis
Pittsburg, Pennsylvania Aircraft .
New York, New York Insufficient Data
Dayton, Ohio Insufficient Data
Milledgeville, Georgia Astro (VENUS)
Indianapolis, Indiana Insufficient Data
Columbus, Ohio Multiple Insufficient Data
Charleston, West Virginia Multiple Satellite
Oxford, Ohio Aircraft
Long Island, New York Balloon
Columbus, Ohio Satellite
Indisnapolis, Indiana Insufficient Data
H Colubmus, Ohio Insufficient Data
Fair Caks, California Insufficient Data
Colubmus, Ohio Aircraft
South Jamesport, New York Aircraft
Columbus, Ohio Insufficient Data
Winter Park, Florida Insufficient Data
Columbus, Ohio Columbus, Ohio Multiple Multiple Aircraft
Colorado Springs, Colorado olorado Aircraft
Jackson, Ohio Insufficient Data
South Action, Massachusetts Balloon
Columbus, Ohio Insufficient Data
Westhampton Beach, New York Aircraft
InnnnnooooMoaooa Orlando, Florida Aircraft
Columbus, Ohio Aircraft
Ridge, New York Astro (ALTAIR) Astro (ALTAIR)
Goodfellow AFB, Texas Military Insufficient Data Insufficient Data
Columbus, Chio Columbus, Ohio UNIDENTIFIED
New Carlisle, Ohio Astro (MOON)
Macon, Georgia Multiple Astro (MOON)
Norwood, Chio Aircraft
Orlando, Flerida Aircraft
Spring Branch, Texas Insufficient Data
20.30N 176.52w (Pacific) Aircraft
10 Potsdame, New York Satellite
10 Dobbston, Ohio Military. Insufficient Data
10 Camdon, Ohio Insufficient Data
11 Leetonia, Ohio Astro (ARcTuRus)
11 Dayton, Chio Insufficient Data
12 Lynchburg, Virginia Multiple Astro (METEOR)
Other CONFLICTING DATA)

[1-12 May 1966] ..
ADDITIONAL REPORTED SIGHTINGS (NOT CASES)
DATE LOCATION SOURCE EVALUATION
Summer Rossville, Georgia
3-5 Quebec City, Quebec, Canada (Ltr)
1 Arlington, Ohio (Ltr)
4 Niagara Falls, New York (Ltr
no Belvidere, New Jersey
Berwyn, Pennsylvania
14 Battlecreek, Michigan
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2. IF there was MORE THAN ONE object, then how many were there? _ 2. IF there was MORE THAN ONE object, then how many were there?.
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