PROJECT BLUE BOOK

PROJECT 10073 RECORD
1.DATE · TIME GROUP LOCATION
25-30 Oct. 66 Southhampton, Long Island, New York multiple
3. SOURCE 10. CONCLUSION
Civilian Astro(Capella)
4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS NUMBER OF OBJECTS Capella was rising at appr Capella was rising at the
One 25th of October 1966. 25th of October 1966.
5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS 1 BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS
10-30 minutes 10-30 minutes . Observers noted a white Observers noted a white very bright very bright light in the NE part
6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION of the sky. The object was stationary and flashing var-
ious colors. ious colors. Red, green, and white were seen during the
Ground Visual observation. The object appeared te The object appeared to go up and down and
7. COURSE 7. COURSE then drift slowly toward the south.
Stationary Stationary The description The description is cosistent cosist gnt with with that that an astronomical
8. PHOTOS observation.
Yes
No
9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE
Yes
No
FORM
FTD SEP 63 0-329 (TDE) Previous editions of this form may be used.

help. (Example d of house at 22 Road Westha n Beach,
N.Y.)
Identification of Observer:
Name
'
Age 19
Mailing Address
SoothH
Phone Number Phone Numb
Occupation Stodeut
EDUCA ON Jonoki3College N JonokiCollege
TO PERSON COMPLETING FO - Give your estimate of observer's
reliability and reasons. -
Witnesses - Obtain name, age, address phone, and occupation of
every withess. Use other side of this shcet if necessary.
:

OTHER COMMENTS HE MAY WANT TO
CALLING. OBjectisS sstill
OBJectis Still twere twe
WHEN THE CALLER HAS AI.T BASE EATEOK EXT. 438 XT. 498
FOR THE F TION:
WIND DIRECTION VELOCITY IN KNOTS & DECREES
SURFACE:
6,000' 280 a 15
10, 000' 270 0 30
16,000' 50°
20, 000' 2600 85
30, 000' 2400 900
40, 000' 2500 85
50,000' 250°
80, 000'
Note: Weather questionaire
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otherwise, which might account fo e sighting.
FOLLOWIN
Was radar sigh By whorn? By whorn? NO NO
Was intercept action faken? A1O
Location, approximate altirude, and general dircction of flight of arv Location, approximate alritude, and general dircction of Elight of arv
aie traffit or balloon rcleases in the area which might air traffit or balloon releases in the area which might possibly account for possibly account iot
the sighting.
FINALLY, CALLGRUMMAR AIRCPAFT OPERATIONS SECTION AT
727-1500,68T. TONDOIFIEYHADANY AIRGRAFT FLYING
IIGIIING.
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Do not discuss the report with any civiliar callers. Only the Office of
Information, ilq. USAF. is authioiised to rclease information concerning
UFO repoets i you are talled i trean'ers of the press, ask them to
please cal dhw faforredlion Oifieet (.pt. Craig at 288-2747, or his assis-
tant,(t a1btlai+srxos

are received, contact the Operations Duty Officer through the CAC, Ext
493. Reports are much more easily
than a day or two later. Your cooperati - help the Air
Force investigate these sight professional manner.
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PROJECT 10073 RECORD
Y. DATE·TME GROUP 2. LOCATION
30 Ocp. 66. 2320Z Southhampton, I
3. SOURCE CONCLUSION
Civilian Unidentified
PHOTOS(Hoax)
4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS
one
5 LENGTH OF ORSERVATION 1L. AAIRF SUMMARY AND ANALYIS
7 minutes Observer wts aitart a t" his siater-in-law that there was
6.1 something in the lsy he ou-ht to take a picture of. As
TYPE OF OBSERVATION the observer w ld cutside he spotted an object north
Ground V Visual along some power Lines. The ob,iect traveled north to
south, then nor'o tevrd the soushwest. :rd the souohest. The tirO had arms The trO had arms
7. COURSE that sparklea lik : irc-iiht, …nich seemed to be in
Sw front of the aile  v.c. This iight lit up the area
in front or the ol  so. while the object was in view
8. PHOTOS a slight haing i rs heard which compared to that
Yes made by a elacurld Ltne. Lost sight of the object
17 No in the southwesterr sky.
9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE The photos were der'nitely not of the object that was seen
on the 30th of Cctooer i966. The photos .ere caken on
Yes 28 Oct. 66 becween 2300 and 2359 EDST. he photo is thus
No afraud.
FORM
FTD SEP 63 0-329 (TDE) Previous editions of this form mey oe ueud.

UFO had arms that
h seemed to be in front of, lighting
up ar e9 ahead it. Heard slight hum, Xxgkkxe like electric turbine .
Was in sight for at l least seven minutes. Guess
Following power line south to ocean, then ocean, then n turned turned
southwest along 2X Route 27 to - hover over over . college. college. (Southamoton) (Southamoton)
Lost Lost sight sigh
Type film stantrail = 22
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Tri-x moon trail,
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at /ady/min, 1.5dey = 6 min
10"=254 mm
. 22= 0.0869 Afram witth 35 nom fram =15
25'4 x0,0869=3.04 wm
3.09 =.0125red
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SPECIAL REPORT ON PHOTOGRAPH
Of three 8 x 10 prints submitted by Mr
alleged UFo and also shows three star trails. A study of star and moon
positions previous to the date of the supposed UFo photograph has shown
that the three trails are images of the three brightest stars in the
constellation Aries. The hypothesis was tested that the bright elongated
The coordinates of the three stars (1966) are as follows:
Alpha Aries Alphd Aries - 5) 1) 2h 05m 15f}$ +23° 18' 09" .25 16 69
Beta Aries $1{52m 45$ $1{}52m 45$ +20° 38' 33" +20° 38' 33"
Gamma Aries $1{51m 40s$ +19°07' 40"
The first task was to calculate the plate scale on the assumption
that these were in fact the coordina that these were in fact the coordin nates of the ends of the star-trails. ates of the ends of the star-trails.
Since the paths were parallel on the print, the declination difference Since the paths were on declination
(at right angles to the direction of trail) was used. The separation of
the three stars in declination, on the print, was measured a to be
Alpha-Beta 0.695 inch
Beta-Gamma 0.388 inch
The F plate scales s obtained, uncorrected for geometry, were then used
to compute e an effective focal length for the lens used, as if the photograph
were made directly onto the 8 x 10 print. The result was 16.3l inches. If
the original negative were a 4 x plate, the lens would have had a focal
close to a standard lens.

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Caller's name
Telephone number .
Address SouTH FAMCTON CoLLEGE
Description of object(s):
Shape op ROUND
pea, dime e nickel, quarter, half dollar, silve dollar, baseball, grapefruit or *, basebus, 6
basketbal basketball) held in the hand at about an arm eld in the hand at about an a length. length. BaSKE BASKE
Color W HITE~ CoLor WHITE - VERY BAICHT VEer
Number / Number /
Formation, Formation, if more than one if more than one
details
NON
size compared to size of object(s)
NO
Sound.
NO
NO .
Description of object's (s') course:
the observer(s) to the object(s)?
OTHER PECPLE
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the ratio of the actual declination-differences is l.756; the error is
. 0.oll, or O.63%. The identification may be taken as proven.
Next the declination-difference between each star-trail and the
center of the moon-trail was measured.
Alpha - moon Alpha - moon 3.233 inches 5.255 Tncnes
Beta - moon 2.524 inches
Gamma - moon Gamma - moon 2.144 inches
distances, and then they were converted clination of
the moon - computed, as follows:
Difference Angle Moon's Declination
Alpha - moon $12° 30.0 10° 48.15
Beta - moon 9° 52!0 10° 46!55
Gamma - moon 8° 21!5 10° 46!2
Mean computed declination 10° 46.9
The declination of the moon is given in the ephemeris as viewed
northerly latitude will see too low a declination due to perallax. This
parallax was computed for a latitude of 40° north, and it amounted to
28 minutes of arc. The corrected ephemeris declination Of the moon was

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center. The difference
zero that little conver gence would be expected. The measured difference
that the moon's right ascension ascension the start start was found to
be 22}01m$ 17$. be 22} 0 m$17$.
From the American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac for 19ó6, the
following table of apparent following table of coordinates was taken; taken; a, entries are are
for 29 October 1966:
UT EDST (0ct.28) RA DEC RA error DEC error
0200 10:00 PM 1 59m 09s$ +10° 43' 47" $+2^{m}08}$ +30'
0300 11:00 PM $2^{2} o1 m} 01 }$ +10° 56' 48" + 16$ +17'
0400 12:00 PM $2{2}0^m}53$ +11°09' 47" $- {m}366}$ +05'
By a simple interpolation formula, the time was found when the
absolute amount of error was the same, in minutes of arc, in bcth h directions:
Time: 0332 UT, or 11:32 PM EDST, Oct. 28th
RA: 2h o2m 05s (12 minutes of arc high)
DEC: 11° 03:8 (11 minutes of are low)

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11:00 and 12:00 PM, EDST. The picture is therefore e a fraud.
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Caxpis
TDET/UFO 23 January 1967
tober 1966
Southampton, New York 11968
Dear
Reference your completed FTD Form 164 on your u unidentified observation.
The report we have from the Southampton police says the object was
sighted on 30 October 1966. In the form, just received by this office,
you said that the object was observed on 23 October 1966. Confirmation
of the correct date would be appreciated.
Sincerely, Sincerely,
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HECTOR GUINTANILLA, Jr, Major, USAF
Chief, Projec Chief, Proje Blue Book lue Book
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30 0c66
FTD TDETR
Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio 45433
9 November 1966
Southampton, New York 11968
Dear
Reference your unidentified observation of 30 October 1966.
The information which we have received is not sufficient for
evaluation. Request you complete the attached FTD Form 164
and return it provided.
We wish to thank you for repor We wish to ing your observation to the the
Air Force.
Sincerely,
LEO 3TM THOLO LE0 3W TH4O
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HECTOR QUIN QUI ANILLA, Jr, Major, USAF LLA, Jr, Major, USAF
Chief, Chief, Proje Pro. Blue Book lue Book

Lind 164
on his 30 oct sighting
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6080 70045 6080 70045 Re entry 6074 + 6075.While on patrol on patrol was stopped by
of Southampton Collage Collage who reported spotting who reporte tting U.F.0. at
2327 hrs.10/30/66 While on Oceola Drive approx. lOo Feet on Oceola Drive appro: Feet South of t South of
Montauk Highway in a South East direction 5degrees above
horizen. Did not see exhaust hear motor no Lights flashed
from red to green yellow was obersed for one I half hour.
Did not appear to be moving.Following students were in his
company also saw this incident.
Rigel 1700

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CLOUDS (Circle One):
a. Clear sky 0 Dry
b. Hazy Fog, mist, or light rain
Scatternd clouds c. Moderate or heavy rain
Thic cloud d. Snow
e. Don't remomber
The object appeare ircle One).
a. Solid dAs a light
b. Transporent e. Don't remember
c. Vapow Vapow
r than the brightest stars? Circlo One):
Brighter Brighter c. About the same
b. Dimmer d. Don't know
11.1 Compare brightness to some common object:
6 Chose Street fg
(Cuclo(na) a. Fuzzy or blurrad o.
b. Like a bright stor binecilars.he d
C. Sharply outlined 1a34.
d. Don't remember
. Did the object: (Circle One for occh question)
a. Appear to stand still at any time? Yos No 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 No Don't know
d. Give off smoke? Yes No Don't know
o. Change brightness? Yes No Don't know
f. Change shape? Yes Don't know
g. Flash or flicker? Yes No Don'tknow
h. Disappear and reappear? Yes No Don'i knowCaclain

information as possible concerning the unidentified aerial phenoinenon that you have ol servari.
Please try to answer as many questlons as you possibly can. The information that ycu give wil!
be used for research purposes. Your name will not be used in connection with any staterienis,
conclusions, or publications without your permission. We request this personal informatian sc
that if it is doemed necessary, may contact you for further details.
1. When did you see the object? 2. Time of abxat 15-30
Hour Minutas
2 23
Octiber 1966 (Circle One): (.M)
A.M. or
Day Month Your
3. Tima Zone:
(Circle One): (o. Eastern (Circle Une): a. Daylight Saing
b. Contral 5 Standard
c. Mountain
d. Pacific Pacific
. Other
4. Whare ware you when you sow the object?
SouHiaite SceHidnte ManYock oil 1
Necrest Postal Address City or Town Stotd or Couney
Total Duration) 3
Hours Minutes Soconds
Certain c. Not very sure bct allepl
a.
b. Fairly certain
5.1 How was time in sight determinad? pirsos judmit
5.2 Was object in sight continuously? YosX No _
DAY NIGHT
a. Bright a. Bright
b. Cloudy b. Cloudy
7. IF you sow the object during DAYLIGHT, where was the SUN located as you locked a: the obiost?
(Circle One): a. In front of you d. To your left
b. In bock of you o. Overhead
c. To your right f. Don't remembor
FTD FORM 164
OCT 62 This form suparee obsolete.

one hour, etc.) 10 MIN
Marner of Observation:
Use one ation of the following items: grou l-visual,
air-visual, gro ic. (Tf elecfromic. spe: radar).
.
Statement as scopes,b used and
description thereof.
e of aircraft
, identification # altitude
heading peed and home
station
Date and Time of Sighting:
Date:3110-66
Zulu Time: 0.4002032
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b. In a car c. In opon countryside?
c. Outdoors d. Near an airfield?
d. In an airplane (type) o. Flying over a city?
e. At sea f. Flying over oper urconigast
1. Other g. Other Enat
TOMOBILE or other veh time, then complete the questions:
24.1 What direction were you moving? ircle Ona)
a. North c. East e. South y. West
b. Northeast d. Southeast f. Southwest h. Northwest
.
24.2 How fast were you moving? miles per hour.
you sow
TYwould leok like a
Cymbal
Cymbel

b. color eoy brigltwhite light it the Chinped cln red: queen,ie
18. Wo wish to know the angular size. Hold a match stick at arm's length in line with a known ubjost and is much of the object is covered by the head of the match. If you had performed this experiment at the tirw: i ie
AA A
of the object that you saw such as wings, protrusions, etc., and especially exhaust trails or vopor trails. sketch any detoils
bell shiyel
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Objects Hat wee En the boltom. Hey uncertan
alout the
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31.2 2 Please list their names and addresses:
Me.thrs
he
Sonthampte
New yok
32. Please giv infarmation about yourself:
NAME A
First Name Firat Namo Middl Na Middl N
ADDRESS Scithanoton Scithramnton Re Ceck Re Cpeck
City Zone Stato
TELEPHONE NUMBER TELEPHONE NUMBER AGE AGE iile
parionce, which might be pertinent.
leh qlasses.
When and to whom did you report that you had soen the object?
23 ixtober CC
Day Month Yoar

when you flrst saw it. Place a "B"o n the compass where you last saw thie object.
900 75°
NW
13.-B
SW SO
28. . Draw a picture that will show the motion that the object or objects mada. Place an "A'ar the beginning of the
A
picked uj sped-"y 13
hovering point tis oice
Soatato
Colllge
nocerog. Airection
excsir Idown

Doy Month Year
qusstionnaire or a narrative explanation of your sighting. . n the specific points of the
although I cannet estimate the all tad of the
Object, I Knoc for re, frion licing Clese t
plane njctor helicagter 9 most cestainlyrsild
have head it The altitule NQC loc endegh f
aiyone to heanit if it aigone t heanit if it u was ling Kindof was ling Kindof hend nornd
aircraft

DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE
HEADQUARTERS FOREIGN TECHNOLOGY DIVISION (AFSC)
WRIGHT-P TERSON AIR FORCE BASE. OHIO 45433
REPLY TO ATTN OF:
TDET/UFO 23 January 1967
SUBJECT:
TO:
Southampton, New York 11968
Dear Mr
Reference your completed FTD Form 164 on your unidentified observation.
The report we have from the Southampton police says the object was
sighted on 30 October 1966. In the form, just received by this office,
you said that the object was observed on 23 Octob 1966. Confirmation
of the correct date would be appreciated.
Sincerely, Sincerely, to
HECTOR QUINTANILLA, Jr, Ma jOr, 'USAF HECTOR CUIN ILLA, Jr, Major, USAF
Chie f, Project Blue Book
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Pormation NOV 28 1908
Base Operations
Quonset Point Naval Air Station
Cur office is in receipt of unidentified flying object report from
the Southampton, Long Island area. Request information on any heli-
copters that departed Quonset on the afternoon of 30 October 1966 on
a flight path which would have taken them over the Long Island area,
possibly with a final destination of Floyd Benn Field, New York.
FOR THE COMMANDER
L.10 Gees
LOUIS DeGOES, COlonel, USAF LOUIS DeGOES, ,Colonel, USAF
Director of Technology chnology end and Subsystems
AO ATI TIONO
AO TTIE TIONO SNE
COORDINATION: COORDINATION: H
DATE214
TDETR/Maj H Quintan illa, Jr
Td O.Uon dnn 212n46
DATE
TDET
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Subj:
Ref:
1. In reply reference (a), a search of our records indicates only one
helicopter filed a flight plan on the date in question. The following
information was taken from our records:
Radio Call - AS-59
SH-3A
Departed AS Quonset Point
Time Departed Time Departed 1700z 700z 1200EST
Airspeed - 110 Airspeed - 110
Altitude - 1,500
Flight Conditions - VFR
Route of Flight - D-ORW D-RVH -D OL-D-CYN-D-ATR-DSBYDCCV
Destination Navy Norfolk
Estimated Time of Arrival - 2030Z 1530 EST 57
J.R. J. R. JACKSON
CDR, USN CDR. USN
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(Continned from Page 1) Ieraft. Iavestega" lon ho contfotitg
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N.Y.) LonGv1 MoTEL
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Identification of Observer:
Name
Age_21 EDUCATION 300 Yer loue
Mailing Address_
SociTn HnMPron CoLLEGE SOCiTn HaMPrON COLLEbE
Phone Number SouTnonProN CoLLFCE SouTnaMProN COL1FEE
Occupation Occupation STUDENT STUDENT
.* PrO PERSON COMPLETING FORM - GiVe YOUr eStimAte Of observer's
habliry and reasons. hability and reasons.
Reliall
Wituesses - Cbtain nane, age, address, phone, and occupation of
every wilness. Use other sid of tt.is sheet if necessary.
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were any
have been in the Southhampton area about 1800 30 Oct. 66.
negative responc obtained.
Contact was made with the Southhampton town police. They on
occasions use a Grumman helicopter but did not think that the
cppter was being cppter was oeing used on So Oct. oo. used on 30 Oct. 66.
Contact was Contact was made with Grumman Aircraft Gruman Aircraft Company. Company. Again a neg-
ative answer was obtained craft craft in the Southhampton area
on the night in question.
Contact was again made with the Coast Guard at Mattituck. They
said that no patrols in the area this time of the year. They They
do have twilight patrols in the sunmer months only.

30 Oabel
TDET/UFO
1966
DEC 1 6 1966
104th Tactical F: ghter Group
Our office is in receipt of reported uFo observation over the
Southampton, Long Island, New York area. A check of our Flip
Low Altitude High Speed Training Route Chart indicates that your
group is engaged in training flights over the area in question.
Request information on participation by the lo4th Tactical Fighter
Group on Barnes 3 low altitude, high speed route on the afternoon
of 30 October 1966.
FORT NDER
LOUIS DeGOES, Colonel, USAF
Director Subsystems
AO PILE BIO OEN/L
ML BEIINO ON/LAL
COORDINATION COORDINATION
(14) (4) DATE /5D DATE5D
TDET/UFO IDET/ ANILLA, JR NILLA, JR
Dud O.Can Tame
DATE 6O'64
TDET

DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE
HEADQUARTERS FOREIGN TECHNOLOGY DIVISION (AFSC)
WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE. OHIO 45433
REPLY TO
ATTN OF: TDET/UFO
SUBJECT: DEC 1 6 1966
TO: 104th Tactical Fighter Group
Our office is in receipt reported UFo observation over the
Southampton, Long Island, New York area. A check of our Flip
Low Altitude I High Speed
group is engaged training flights over the area in question.
Request information articipation by the lo4th Tactical Fighter
- Group on Barnes 3 low altitude, high speed route on the afternoon
of 30 October 1966.
FOR THE ANDER
LOUIS DeGOES, Colonel, LOUIS DeGOES, Colonel, USAF USAF
Director of Technology Director of Technology and Subsystems Subsystems
1st Ind
20 Dec 66 20 Dec 66
l0h Tac Ftr Gp 10h Tac Ftr Gp
TO: TDET Wri ght-Patterson AFB, Chio 45433
On the above cited On the above cited date this organization ation did not perform any
flying in our prescribed local area; specifically the
Low Altitude Route.
FOR TH
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BRUNO J GRABOVSKY, LtCOl Mass
Deputy

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This case contains 3
and 7 8×10
photos.
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UNCLASSED

UNCLASSIFIED

-JINCUASSIHIEDY

NO
Weather:
(Observer(s) account of weather cond itions.
CLEAR
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M(HERFOR
CALLING.
WHEN THE CALLER HAS HUT WHEN THE CALLER HAS HU UP, CALL BA P, CALL BAS XT. 433 433
FOR THE IION:
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WIND DIRECTION WIND DIRECTION VELOCITY
SURFACE: 300 51
6,000'
10, 000'
16, 000'
20, 000'
+ 30, 000'
.
40, 000'
50, 000'
80, 000'
Note: Weather questionaire
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PROJECT 10073 RECORD
1. DATE - TIME GROUP LOCATION
30 Oct. 66 31/04272 Southhampton, Long Island, New York multiple
3. SOURCE 10. CONCLUSION 1
Civilian Astro(Rigel)
4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS Rigel was on n an azimuth of at an
One elevation of 18 degrees.
5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS
30 minutes Observers watched a star like object in the southeastern
sky for about 30 minutes. sky for about 30 minutes. The observers did not notice
6. 6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION any noise or any any noise or any type of exhaust. The object just re-
Ground Visual Ground Visual mained basically stationary during the duration of the
sighting. The light was flashing from flashing from re green to green to
7. 7. COURSE yellow.
Stationary that of an astro- an astro-
The description is consistent with The description is consistent with
8. PHOTOS nomical observation.
Yes
C No
. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE
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of approximately 25 the did not notice and noise
or any type exhaust.7 The object just remained basically station-
ary in the southeast during the observation period. The lights flashed
from red to yellow during the observation. The object did
not appear to position.
Conclusion:
Although there is imcomplete data to warrent a comprehensive
evaluation it definibely appears that the witnesses were watching
the star Rigel which at the time of the sighting was on an azimuth
of 120 degrees of lzo degrees t an elevation of l degrees an elevation of 18 degrees. Sirius which had had
been reported eviously as an UFo did not rise on this particular reviously as FO did not rise on this particular
night until approximately mid-night, and is excluded as a possible approximately mid-night and is uded as possible
explanation.
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motionless object, much
brighter and at least ten
times as large as any
planet or star in the sky
that I could see at the
same time.
It was brilliantly lumi-
nescent and its pale-yellow
shade was close to the color
of the ends of your classl-
fied telephone book.
Whatever it was, it was e thre
stationary enough so that
I was able to get two very
sharp-looking pictures of
its outline. What my eyes
saw was roughly a horizon-
tal oval. The sharper eye
of the lens showed a
weirder shape with a
In this closeup, taken a few seconds later, he weaker cone of light below
image is somewhat smaller, apparently due to it that had shifted its diree-
cloud obscuration. tion between the time I
took the first and second
pictures.
A silm bank of low
hanging cumulus clouds,
nudged by the chilling gus.
ty winds we had late Satur-
day night, r moved in front
of the UFO.
.
WHEN IT reappeared
the object was in motion
er speed of travel.
Actual spced calculations,
from examination of the
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. On Page 24 MONDAY, OCTOBER 3I, 1966 Entered as Second Class Matter
SUFFOLK No. 4088 At Pestoffice, Hempstead, N. Y. 5 CENTS
I Photographed a UFO
Dictune # 5 Pictune # 5
Space
Spectacle Speciacle
Over LI
By LEONARD VICTOR
I saw and photographed
an unidcntified
flying object - in North
Brentwood late Saturday
night.
And, although I did not
see them, the finai time ex-
posure I took clearly
showed thrce exira streaks
of light in formation, east
of the UFO I was photo-
graphing. They may have
been three more of the
mysterious aerial objects
A closeup of the UFo, with what may be the edge that have been roaming
of a clond at leit veiling the outline. Long Island's skies in re-
D Ricton cent days.
At the same time I was When Victor photographed the UFO in flight, right, he didn't realize there wcre three more in formation, at left. They turned
visually and photographi- up when he developed the film.
cally tracking the UrO.
the Air Force and The
Press were both reeeiving
callc shout tha sams eiaht.

Tis SmAnS AmD SmPys
Friday, Nlovemlor 4, 1766
Al Adentifios
UFOs Sighied
By 85 in L.l.
NEW VOIK, Nov. 2 (UPI)
The Air Force snid Wednosdyy
it has identified the unlduntidied
flying objents (UFOs)  Lited by
35 persons in oastern Ieng I5- land last mouth.
The UrOs, Iwo Air Foreve in
veatigators sait, irciuded salet
Iites. atreraft'and ars.
In a seport rekared by Sut
folk County Air Foree Hae, the
ravestigators sand thiy estab OrsS
lished idontifieation of al hit sin lished idontification ol all hit siy
o 41 Uro sighringa nuporled in o. 41 UFo sighrings uported in
the Frea.on Ogt, 21. the Froaon Ort, 21.
The roport was propared by
William Piwers oE Dearborn O. William Fowers of Dearbsra Oi.
servatoye Lvatiston. If. and i4. servatoye Lvatiston. I, awd i4.1
Willim Maries of WrisitPat- Willam Mariey of Wrisit/at-
torset Afs, Oso. torset As, Oso,
Ths Droufalonn Ths Droutlown
nhey taid that in 2t of the aiey taid that in 2t or thu
TFUN havih dn is whi tos boes
Nordah
find anera
fny
shbae Tet
Aoliott 3e wn m
AnA those toomrtme Dim
an invostotiies
thlect guhed To tis
Chee was Sirits, Oe bmi hifoss
. is polet. Iowers
ant Netey took tg of a bp
Iueiy ot at m to v o th
said the rifrer oereied teat in
aap of the tir sgget of i
heGre thay sid miy taw in Uhe sks

MORICHES BAY TIDE Thurday, Noverbor 3, 1266
Saucers Or Sorcery
17's Sirius Businoss
Residents of the Mociches Bay resident sas a silent brilfiact- that is was a orieal ieion.
Arel - a traditietly rtargy- ly-lit erof unt "ronlly give me Many ciinges vho doglingd to
eyed breed -- beeame pop-oyed a strange lopogtonie feolineg ho- be ida  reperted seolog h-
in mounting dumbers this woek in mounting dumbers this week cause it seomed to bo watening cnuse it soomod to bo Watening juetgvarlonly daeriled ara jetgaylonn
as more and more slyard as more shwward me." me." streat St gat inhysig." cireat St In ty se
glanees yietded a gliope oof Un- glanees aglionoof Un- Center  Mociches Datriet Center Mociches Matriet "sotethe f a (tat o-ot (no-o
identifiedltyr identifiedlty dbjects. Ubjects, Prineinat Stontey Abrmmt, riding Prineinat Stntey Abrmmt, riding thiar me" shit "a fuatagy thiie ma" sht "a fay
Tatk ed tiyhg sanon k- Tatk e m samor, tak- dume froth a mocling ofxeioy dume froth a muclirg ofseioy bu tht red enlea asg Du tht rrped cueasg
ing cirralimed cro, strang ing eir dcso strng mon sgafate wi. at ray of mon sgstate wil. it rrap o VALR VLR
brirld tihis aad statiorny ar- brirdt th Staomry ar- sebool administraboriardbiard sebool administraborsardboand
Hhors roe Hurs rosce and inte a fnil- cnnd into a nil- momberi, saw arothar fromt memdier, saw arothar from Prant. d Sy Ant atits Prant. d Sy Ant atts
bloir mystere throurodint the Harm-toMardoPoud rmr Harm-toMardoPoudmrB matcedirofeer matcediofeer
aret ns ti, were sohtod by ane ns 05 , were sahted by oldSufol Late Prure. Mr. old Sulfot Latte Pr oo. Me. whuhase
Stahla, ro Abrutta deseribed the ouSelax Abruta deseribnd thg ouielas ea and bt vx wiaodHte
are t are no :ontly aiven to hat. Mby given to hat. simillor ina simlir inabdaralo to snors Laraco toso ar
Iucination Iuciration. plane with its Hights uy, Ia plane wlth its Hights us. Ia. Bor bons boen sketitd daf t tor bors boen ssettd daf t
At bui some of tho obfects At bul some of the objects and cut. and eut.
Wara ou Ur Fore Thg tublaber Jun By Cumt- Thg thblaher Jghn By Cumt- uho gdaha dn i yor dp ma2
on Ioond on to Wyasnbrjehtatarealled aanbciohtauatealed miis viewed a ila olehet vvey syatantorlsheiatar
Sirins, wileh oen doghnts the Musie nrt. cth 2o at Hodat Daeh H:CaN't
the fom nt this time of yo. wloeke lidd ahdath toe tiin frn diructiy tinlar-
Ca fo a aodor of iat folks. Heat, yider Ban h vs ipt
ay fosd ia tho at
Wiansaw ohln P. aht shy." Mpldhe tha Aie For
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SUFFOLK COUNTYAFB
(ADCI, N Y-The Ai- Focce
has completed initial investi-
gition of 41 unidentfed sly.
ing object repirts submitted
to Snliolk Coumty AFB dur-
ing the monch of Ocrober-
Incpgatini hate oualnded
that 2t of the irhtinis ropourted
. we stas. 7 were siellita, and elis, and
5 eare age all. Javetiathn is Javestigation is
cnrping of  rees on shch son whch
tou Blernatio bor fe or n
the idmufcaten 1y5a 5a 55
mited. mhited. Prlniaoy imeties
tng has not 3n Sop tod ot 8 tng hat not bn sop tad ot 8
trtinal ha rogeds te trial hax reed s t
day nast Firaent Wi he aa. day mast Firsent Wl he aa.
. h inutg ha rnd h inyut hte
b
Strius Iont.Nod Shrlus Iomt.Sod
A sliainy lwealy wemetrl by tn yoeted By
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UPOs
Congad Cron Pen1
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To UFO Whirll on Li
Ik Air Eelme ns Mami, Se ift maaalThyh Eah
S ni hshPd har pd ikai
mad Lan Eadiedg B Pye asd  a t Jrgh
400 Crnv o Nathoh S L.qhr
M "a i'oa. whe 6 itndyhg th I. wa out a hra a the Ar F h es bot
C wiod tiing obuct fe the Al dana ed 35 mnduntified fring ohat Medan
Frse Pa ho alled aith air than a bilt. The UrO. all soh in Long ilnd stiat wete, 'sald
Joan puron wile ob ved a brigat obagtet ma the Ni Force bren airplane., sesen  llies and
meing a ins, Ihy  Amath TwN 21 his. "I haea bot of dherking iody hefog I con
on dhig" sed Jeae "he a pbily Mat t i aithing d iiite.' said Powes "Ihg Snt Wr Poies Baa (in Wethmnion
a haloeg. Not aordiady o butone i hbiopten ahd Iill hive to chek whethe thir hid ANH
Whean in the air when theye peopls aighled  ane-
thiug. If it ian't that, well line is legp soding"
The dight patture were, aat an Robleg te Ai Force bie list night.
Andong tho ws Powors spoke with rostealere wle
Ms. Jolhn Aoogino of ti5 Coniees St. Sauth.
mutot She tad hin thiir ghs hir hur fiand, and
Nrasday her mn, jolo Es hd oll s a bagi lgnl.
. objuut in the dy thont 6 PM Sudiy, "h smed
Wednesday, flovember 2, 1966 Wednesday, flovemher 2, 1966 s hnight 6e i stan al M. ingmino, 'We 10510 igring, 'We
3 l sot w ta bagpa bae it wi tey beih th a b t t bi4N
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tl Bhy, "Yaoau d Id fahng ad tl Day "Yooalld Id fahng ad
a the rofattdion miIhwitrd sherofatntion m hra
Had itwgJpr." H and itwgJaf prlh"
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A Star, a Planel 6
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Waeft amy maerg was tet
phpnogienon lke a Iy sng an objert tha
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oae d sar or a"pinet. oavs a stagor a"ninet. NOPI toe
The polont will hawe to tho the
war' on "ur ole at hdad. war' on Nnrole at tdad. In the Branio yst paod A
In the
The was the wender of Tha wns the wendler of the 6X' th0 0x
Dhe fial Set oson y be fligll.
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NEXT CALL THE
FOLLOWING INFORMATION: FOLLOWING GINFORMATION:
Was rada y whom? whom?
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Location, approxim itude. and general direction of flight of any direction of flight of any
: : air traffic or balloon releases in air traffic or balloon whie possibly possibly account for account for
the sighting. NO M O
FINALLY, CALL GRUMMAN AIRCRAFT OPERATIONS SECTION AT
727-1500, EXT . 611, T FIND OUT IF THEY HAD AN FT FLYING
WHICH CO ACCOUNT FOR THE SIGHTING.
Do not discuss the report with any civilian callers. Only the Office of
Information, Hq. USAF, i authorized to release information concerning
UFO reports. called by members of the press, ask them to
please call the Inforr Officer, Capt. Craig at 288-2747, or his assis-
tant, Lt. Campbell ext. 398.
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Six Studonia Who Sow liD
Shore Views With Roportor
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The apoun ol yuog poe, w at of ie uiny
Eha adozaW Par tenclet e wnd rotapla 1
Lunrad Vhae photonga Marlen24
the  U ty owr . whi s ad T t
Is pher tn yanterdays pt It W2N P o wantht
poyr that they condaet him. hpw
They tumed oi' to he siy Allen and Salinotie Vdp
stt Jot at the State Agrk
cokaned and Tecbnteal In or iyinn aled that os
silate  Famingiae thy aw theo He
Tue Woe qunning on roing ytie as bat at a
the Long Islaind Exproaway jo, if pa eyrn faen
2 Lrom A concett ar Spltle
Commmmaly Collnge Comummaly Colloge tt ALLEN MDD S ALLEN MDID
Yooumiy nigtht whet Yoopiy nitht whest ate awmel t a awime LDt a
of thae group, Joel Allen of of thae groue, Joe! Allen of iJaokds ilaokeds Iilt wa gole In It wa polna
Wator iie, N. U. dottod Wator ie, N. U. dottod mnthi gtaLa mg athl igtaLa mp
tin iesat, mg so tin iesat, mg s o Non1m Nn
tat th the diy that tegorteg that th the diy that teyorter tae stodun sae stodun
Vle al8w  Mn Nt l 8w 0 Mn thaton of trr ath to h thatot of tor aths I
gaks abied We ia gaks abd Win
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toyen, saells, Ad ecen. rirke tame towands the rike rame towands the I m in the soutemal. Im in, the soumal.
a Ithmas Igthm oraiss
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Red Lighted
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In Bayside
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jeet with ied luits was re-
ported hove:ing over a Bay. ide,
, Quans, iniersretion vesterday
I by two wonien.
Cealdina Cmiin, et E11-g3
H6th Rd, Baycie, O ws, and
Iwte Dinr: E.1.
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25SooUPOs
Over Island
ArWProbe
Murte tln 25 pyools in Salolt
annd Nasytn let mught reparted ser-
ans, inouing ohieggs in the she
whilk did evertlumg fron fha ding
red, whte and gaem hirlits to
breaking his tao parts momeatrily
ind cofaing hack togdtier.
A Soithamplon Vilage pitnl.
he walehad a lalelid Iall of hnbt ia
man.Hhos D i s
the h de Southiegton in 2u
. Fluh b.  PM, Isa b
nd na souds u in cet. ond
thoal the obiet ws ouh amd thoih the obiet ws oul amd
ind toh of the gouud It a ind tonh of the goougd It is
A fniar oot a halue." he Afnitar ot an hae." he
vild. Jaie Accuts of iis Cnadl vild. Jalte Acotin of iis Cnndl
nS Soflgnn ithe n O Sfmgn i the S
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skyward.
2 Girls Report LONG ISLAND PRESS, MCNDAY, OCTOBER 3I, 1966
Hlovering UFOs Hlovering UFOs
The voung ladles out walldng a dog in Bayside last The voung ladles out wallding a dog in Bayside last
nish sot what they bolleve to be waldontified fiying nish aoy what they holleve to be wnldontified fiying
* trOs were "otted houprlag dvel P.S. 31 on trOs were "otted hovprlng divol P.S. 31 on
T a Del TheN
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12. 13. The Dangrts
sOen T1 The Reports
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with 0 Is ipn sigy mnee
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fong it mtht
nearly
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potes icudn
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Air Force Probes
UFOs O ver Li
The As Fov sedenda, ineduated phote Shesel a brig, aai phlud
reports of a muitficnlonnd ialidengi ind in the dack sly.
(dying ahjon (troy that hiotend at The latost dinhilags we & reprted
froutog Jeyo and acuojed IT - by a radioy statiin wlfeir salet I to-
It wae the socomd conse, wide tigit ceived 15 telphons cde Pyd wy meht
that UhrO's weie yepoited in the oaist en Logg stard 1. Bnd emrly Sate day tea ilve cope and ourly Sate day fa Dve coms
en Logg sardana. Ot, m..08 HanJugs Cllugs munltres crooupaegng tie widin or munlires crgoupasgng thie wid'n or
wre iad la woo wre iaua d la wask The oe Long Inland
roport roporto Forge saa t wne looking 2tag aid 1 Forue sa t wae loking otog ad 1 e calo repded sg a w The callgis repted -
efindrieal eufect wih red and etindrieal eufect with red and 141
poltomen, sail they polkmmes, sail they Seveial fund nd pnany iteldas Seveial bund nd prany iteludlas Hants hovering anvwbyere fran gn Hahts hovering anvwoyere fnen gn I weon
a Ja 679 Ienay th tal to 6n Ienay th al to 6yn
of
Saucors Just Balleons? Saucors Jush Balleons?
" Mer "ag D S a o hed of the cuin Dyar Dr Sy a ot, hpdof the aun prah
1ri l yeeth
TmHE ha p 3ye  thag n UFOs Are
ha.n e oho mmgt baloft eh
ge y hi pat nt th
1 suw Wg Dia boen tutalen Jar atmt Sorieus
SNL05S X a  D A Dusines
tm4 stEr s tee
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ugohr idis tnielu dayog Irit ae Sepies Begios
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Ancther UFO
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PATCIOOAE (URD - TS
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station Prllay phaht ad oary to.
dy 2d a  ot -
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and dayg d gWos 2nd 1
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sightings. When a report omes in that is obviously based loc more
tangible evidence, or when several reports s ofs sightings at the same t time
are received, contact the Operations Duty Officer through the CAC, Ext
493. Reports are much easily investigated at the time of the sightings
than a day or two later. Your cooperation
Force investigate these fessional manner.
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World Joureal Trfouns, Now York, Sunday, Cclabre d0, 196s
Scredming UFO Phys
Trick or Tront on L. t.
Thn Ais Tgme reeamlae tereatleaied Thn Ais rome geeamlaw tgs moparte el ranotr .
pulteolored Undenifiel Pirtng Calet pullenlored Undennifiel Pirtrg oaiet that herred hat horred t
treo-top Jovn and goreeghed. treo-top lowel and gomneghed.
ra-At 1 14 Is rae the yaond cuitengltus tlahe that TrOa toty Is ray the raood cutaeultus ntaht thut rrOy troty
ra-A tdyr
Thg, d   w it f t T Thdvg, rr l  Wia tort Jy tee D
Eoe aait  ca jivi thg t  t yiprt Eoe aalt I cy jvi tog t  t yipr
T har g the ao, ois of p s D saanhed s Jrins, Jn Inig petlrereeg, cnld Jrns dr Inig petlrereg, cald
thar rs the aOs, ols of ps p saanhed. Tin
picto dhoed a hgh p chlees tn thn dirts'. phrlo doet a tgh pbi chles tn thn dits'.
ho Jaiady dshthee Sate ranejed br redlo dalon who Jaady dithtnee sate rarejed br redlo dalon
Atgt, rtlcar ast I merved i5 idghaue enlls Iili
rettg thia eltih o Dey Jalent r'gh and ea aliday Cnom five dmiatler ccom-
Tha calers eporled eeaing a white extirddeal eNle
rl tod and gra Hrhy ht phae fha t0h
Fea-ghaa thr ad  foantog  Cns s s Cat tang 0.
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Nemday
Saturday, Octaber 27, 1956
UFOs in Suffolk
Roportod Again
A Maey adoeits had thaeir hand Sall cn dling
ent repons tt imdentified fhing objecs lst might.
buugton h ch. At Snffy'k Coats Ais Foste Bage in Wat At Snify'k Cogats Ais Foste Base in Wat
buuiton I rth, mond toun hulf a doe i call wee Ioied fut ans wh mond toun half a doe i call wone
st relke eluut shont d getgos aleye the hoskzon Ieaied fot tns wh sid thee sae a stateny stlke cl xdth saea tty
to Chie s i whle the mny th t0e pimoms shu to thie nad ,I nhile thie may thn tod proas thu shont di gegos aleye the hoskron
taid thoe sur a stlte ohjul tot changd erlon did thoe suu a stelte ohjul tho changd rlon
In te I Hinmds tigie, the olijet thst wot in ta I Iindus airs, the olijet the you
ported h atn a hit .
te faha t Pavet P H a Wad mee fana to Povt Ph Bl a Wad spok tn a  the air iae outhe the afo spol th a  the air iae ou the te tfot
M 5in ta O, bs E't M g i5in tat, On, Is 1m
WL' Wh' Min Tje w fliy o rts,
Rod ne  J Cathgri S. H Stinz abndadF
tat ThtI hICo hnI alis ws a tyintidiyg star liwnt de
ahatton andmanTy
Me Honce ipebrem sid le a
hutt the the th toto m
Hht   dt dttai me ipe a  jhg tla3
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NEW YORK, TIMES, SATU RDAY, OCTOBER 2, VMS.
.
Suffalk Reports Mlore UfO's Suffatk Reports Mlore UifO's
1 AL4
1 F.
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ATom
Lote
At Jon:
Iltka
CAItYH 0
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Riverhead--A score of polire and dozens of rialilenms of Safhalk
baet solit teaed in sopols of an wifintified flyig oljict s foous our ead of the cnintry to the other.
. hrilt star -ahitc The nejotty of the repgtts described the objet "hike a'hege
hehiht star -ahite with dufing red and bhe lights, (ithcr obuners soid it aho hud blind lng groza belits. roid it aho hud bind lng red and bhie lights, (ither obuaners
Numerons sighte o Folits
rend nity of Ioke Hokon Numerme sighifiag Wie reprrled hetueen 7 and & PMt is the I hietueey 7 and a PMt is the
rernd sicnity of Ioke Hokouken. Dotchore ad Beb Ad. diftuusal sapote liker ionled mots, Fatcore ad Behrt Ad.
itunal saparts biler flonded dhe Suffill polie hrodgoater suit h- col e brodgogtee guit. h
ond Sea, Riverhtal Ilond Mathor Eolcyia Snlfil Cornfy Air aod So, Rierltal Ihond Mather. Eolicyla. Snl Cornty Air
Nooae Dhye Senthompton. Weathamptoy and Srothydd sad sifl Lat: Eooae Dhya Senthompton. Weathamgtou pnd Sothydl snd sifl Lat: ton Lord Horbor in revter ditlfolk. tei Lord Horbor io revter Sitltolk.
froar Rcrhoad For ahomt on hou mulo in For ahout on hous mulo in ra Sonthald mdlin tas ad u. cr ma Sonthold mlin tus d un. cs
fror U crhend his ahict while mdd at the oxt while wdd at th
Uas liee, Iatotn ns loe, Iatol thwm o the We haay tiou Deca fotn o the Wehaay toa Dew foan
Hole Wie the Lit tu He wi the Lt tu fhe "bi whil te" Sotting
fane lune a Jig ANl. heait hie oh ned ditinul, flashng hrdy throgh itlicobcns diinl, dhashnag hda throgh
dumts Ar oer. gal a cinnnd
the oe hut t foud futtther tomte ng
imy ca 9 td a sa y pao 4
W T af a n odad m hie to
She bi hotpevd ehne m a
tedho
hsn 1 Cety as ge e h  It
unepa
wi gnsidibbt leijt
wak wy de thahe shngh He g "ga irig  wih Casling Bets,
A h lod poogle hrluding cont 5 palim, reped
what h the unda thy Uto hl oslt Dag Vetery Suik atnt- sit the
stte of a hiida star bot loyer in tie sh these
H fo ofnas sd th olct pupd in n o
his bont cod ta ghido to reet to rol Padiee gasd the foar
ag y the ceatem foui wear rpatad by Pal Bhayae f
1 h Nr. B-ht M pt of I Clt D I
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Wold Srud Tebaa, tlow Yol, hn
1916
AF and Bronnite
On the UFO Trail
, DY MORT YOUNO
Wordd dutrel Trboe- Sraly
A Prang mion aind the Northjeumplethrg iis orbiy in ist and
Amorlean Aie Dotenre Con- I63 nimdles Thn :
mane fuund theutalves in ths ouprond
samn bont today Both reported mt ad G41
un'denti led fiying cbjects. W3 clat tir forthest
For throe nighud in a row.
John d Atr oi Ita Poste Ous al
Rt. sdd Be whrhed a hrl the roen frud
Uo rahyire"mn Ihtoe L(nul a
aporatoloveriruad TM doverlued ti toata0
NoiM al iesense NoA. ale dieSense
dotne lot and contral done ot and contral adar
aroens hay aroens haue
threr orbering Ufro's for threr oriering Ufro's for DAR
month mionth TO
Autereid he dida'ttell Auteeedhedidn'ttell ink thay murt bo. Wo'
cne efnta cn0etnt pieblera sreoila tiean tem.
itg
ne mo ot id h 16 3ou" dot" fortay
TTS
HULLOLEOY v t too I ory V. i too T.oy-
pneded
BEM
D Wihs thnge the bor
P 1
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Hema aye J
1 tome o fd mpitir?
11hrg a an and dow
athb 2 Who I W 01
fu T't knov
. wihead  gont agiwhe y o
fhra  Stoots were Atlre ta conleeed tun e pyt
tatferte ap.
braubel,
NOPAD
Mucally
hhe dheet Te
Mitl mnd

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Wodiansday, Detober 26, 1056
Officer, It Was Big. Red
Ate Bark and I'm Sober
Wadingen the piyia bet o I oe I
wbich has heied the tleat or ct gora ait Zato th pat vod i thnaly
the iden atmgfofe Dot anaren the faee A tregs lial bem shopyed at bid "hut hite yo woald
mdnte dat whio he htek the the pod Lid polahomg. pcola banag.
adin 10 He saill a plet ganl is a rotle pililhed
Anensell, wlee it futen thh . and pi and be on m s heyon
I 36, FeMth i  a6, FeHth norokg II
7er, Nt p pieag in. Nmanett and CedeYt tnjiae ia. w ad Baghd an of  nAea whe1m whe 1-.m
punhy in 25 e pathy in 25 6 ples sure thr ne mpee, moa a 2e hi mpartade
sabte thr n pe mth vlIfoouC
the  donal ng ghnet. h he red in thee  bonel dng pne h bi roed in phetid" Bo" phematid" Be
tam Cad, 1 Ne 1 he Honts taa Cad, a1' Ne 14 he Honts cole dred Ile bdred
BoBol aMet we.
tr tr
8 ad Ld on bye e taI a hd o be ae tt
T 21 E
snsal a B Wme
- Prhngon Laiolon Pogeaed Puhogon las ilem Pepuged
THT n ddd 7 nhl
Soon  rre Peesly Airnf it
n Hrort
conll 1
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Tee te oa  ton
A ant cr wath
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hent as it d ly Thes was the brih nereit
wetyhagcola tyre In the Iatdue tre
PATCHOCUS (UOP) geant Alaime lagated that tast huly
Grea Sulloll Couet Pain Fha o was aont ton nl t Qaly bst Sandy slidt, Warron
men who observed biigh. fat ditfical to estitato is ahj. Ncanyen  i7 Carmin 5.
te obyet hovemag ovar wde Paabg redod seeig a e
Pacheaue ara ead Fail Segreant Matmoge rhe ted the a af ehoging oe ts in
said they could ducern an Sofjo'k Cniy Air Ponue Bun or Aeke bee white catiaoard lipht.
shaie ty it aod dey de sage ty it aod dey daei Weathamantet Deach aimenl ug- 11 Bhy coheadoge who re caled comedone wh, Ie caled
to speculate to to cho bre t speculate t to tche ubre .'s cuediately atter he saw the .' cuedialely atter he saw tite cr C pollte, the pat whe iruldhe ro polte the mat whe tuhe ror
is Ret jet. wort vas Pitglpa Jat wort vas Patolmn latg
S , Paroloan Krgrer sa , Paroloan Krarer saud that that
phaugphe phoagphe I when in lost raastied it nt alsd when ine Jat castved it nt alsnd
To Ma ot To Man Ot 5e am It wte tleely gi s 5 am It wts tleely g
yuo os i aptdod the prus yad or I ap dd the prag
Pbe o us ita B
. h TebrsFKr
i51 an Wa mo and Wa omot
tha Susta P t Je t. s tha Sat P th Jet
THe3 THe3 ET a
C. . TE 6u12y th-ya6 1y 1 2yth ya6
T . 9 gaag sad tt t soled 9 fgg sad tt t alled
a 12 ta sor te the wtho Te pid and La s i9 the wi -oSe mid and
fo pn  3 D  h
Phiton + t to tirp o Sauir tines
Cms -OE . Ler tan at S
I II
ti Ma Mla Wil, Kaas was
F S h len dm at be hy ad.
P4xs2a41m. tp caite atha ti
"IiSt legee Trve Yoa tovinlt a win tin o t foe
1 4
bpdaaihodbres
I
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1e 1 botly  a
A sed to foe i t
2 orh The Brgbte cdor wns
b wi aud the tr iog acte
Pr the ae hity t h.
I
Panole Wrute sad ak i
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4-ON1 he i thAdtfyak
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BRIGMTUSHTSYEN
INPATHOGUESY
U.5.o.isCalud 6lulticolad
by 5 Su falk Polecmun
BVPEANISNCIINES
TATEA
PAITINS HLL,OTM THE NEW, YORK TIMES, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2, 19GN.
HMV DAlNNNIM
thi t iadro
wdy through the
night sky
The pilieen ald thiy had
wateied the Melt aradinliy me-
ound thare the buthret hat
zon durlng d fur-honr perad,
whille it ehanged in cole" tot
whita to eeut. ted and bic.
Ther t catioge womn prg
Autfolk Cou
Alr Ponve Eae in Wexthamrn
a d mor of nn uaid Rd a Igor of nn uaidag 1
fluung vitget. Jullini news e fluung vitiigat. Jullini newa ve
dthe
g g stha
tn terowa hi thr potie
rectnen coctnn
11h
tmtbaysh toe tbayh
HeiA sth hune HaltA sth hue Tamas at Fist Timas at Firse
aphyTh apThT I thoget Wme
COMT COME toas Nisgtaphs r h boas Nispgtaphs or h
Tieht. Teht. the lite thee lite oo Tyhrt a neh
5 wtnee
Nuper  ader sitady Nugut ndeesitly Dull tha Iw Dul tha Iaw
R
A clmut  ghAie E A ch mutghAie E IL ILi we thit he bid matet Le bid mattiet
h.e an and thet tnd
maustdahe thetes Nhted Ihugna the mte Nhteard Ahnuuoathe mete
tio woder of ther hyete io Ph
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todmhaheps
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thepie f t ad
dneu are yan
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Phas is it2 Shisi hag a Iwa lanld fa Niws phokegapler Jg Marnry's Pentay couree ginedhi Phiy i i2 Shisi han a Ita lalund taNiws phokgaphee Jg Manrys Pentay ooee diedh
at  h ad op e tn Iw
we bage ea te rg tive wrSef an in i adlure elan bera vsedodd/ ims we Uaage ea te rgtive ynef a in i nadilere rlan bera wsedod/tme .T
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Bv INRY MULA By HENRY MVOHRELLA
We're not saying ltd md welre rot sgying it isn't Wehe not saying lai ad we'le rot sying it isn't.
Putenrie phsfndlaymoe 15 thren Su a Cootv polen alfres
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Alatei Patehe wtLhdridideametaataveofannt
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TAILY VTWS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22. 1966 ** '
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BINRYMAHRELLA
I IPsey Taa
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I d ud iili heg a IiO hotd to News photographer Jin Mases's Prdthx caats sy Trl
ata is (rrea.F dut-mm Talkonar leta wns xdt a EA e and expesar a-( Sta Bs rrea. F Jud-sm Ialkonar leta wns xet a EA e and evpusa
T I Lnage a the brgaine wge ioi ot ah inch snd pictare shawn here tiss ari  Lart bovt. I fnige sa the nrgaine we oi of ah inch snd pictare shown here was es ati  Lnt dt.
Saily f erd We ewld't t Wa a
notol thtraarats
a r  di sat fv
at , Ia tt e- bge ltu tay
Sm t Ar
4 ceary Haret Boow
all ..A
and
11
Foapirlea Fram Masg The rmne bae he i th
miv
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wir vie TL Tsi iale.
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okg ( to a dn trd

Caller's name
Telephone
Address
Hunngtov Bat
Description of object(s):
Shape Roond
pea, dollar, baseball, grapefruit or
basketball) held in the hand
Redt Ie white
Color
Number 2
mGre than one
size compared to size of object(s)
FIRe
Sound. sound N/A
I
Description of object's (s') course:
What firsf called the attention of the observer(s) to the object(s)?
Powen Fnrlsle T We AReA
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a ld Jems "inuns, "ghurday, Ost, 2% 1769
U.N. Urged 1
To FindCut
About
Asing noioer, enthusdas"
kaps the Uinftad Nations bad
boiter tor to find out whet's up
whth dnddrntifed Ciytng ohjects
i. jeast bcfote cne lnnds at
the door of the seeretogiat
hltie.
Ensloh Etkng chlet photr-
threhpeat or to tha National
Ineser C"omaitire on
IA 124 et
teni Ni. that Inyrua-
UPos should bn
befare the Govera! the Govera!
A Ay
Iaa rorlauids yeoident. ids ynoiden. a
noL t nOt ahteh," maid Hon" cad
Radtoat Ho n Fadina Ha hed Dot hasd
. hee h0 hd tu nlo Lie 00.
C.0
to
UnA UdA
1L IP0S EO EMN VL IPS TO EMN
Dt
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1 ta he-n ti
untch
2
MatojaEt
tnd our
teea an iw
In A 201L0
Mim
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Fewday
Suterday, Ocrober 27, 1956
Report UFOS,
Of Some
SorF
. Paylragys Ohe man std a boled bke s temni hall, aad Stethe
mea te th I pichute tehd th is we rod Ta's the Id ot wn rign hored. and a ahatogupher in lie i it inoled Ih a oIi hoded Il a
tni geswihneidurrfsdiingole. anigesg that is we romd Te's the
Thehatton ThehiotL sigitd calr soisdr ovr fatcdogre be a Irsoisder o'r fachogrg be a
nod poie w ny teaigoeid a a phloggh ah hak a ih dontng o  gi  Y
b. taaotac tw Th pita dionrh d Ehe in taaofaicc a Th pita ionara d Ehe in
dadSAo Sh yhli bd in tis aPihem he Dh yhti bd in y a Pd hr
1 dite
t da t a psta5  in 165 it  t h
B t
coult Mt taan tlg dt ht a gae the
1 1- s dmTh S.
annd P modan
dAtt ShidoC dionl n
You S i poe Mh, rod ad Gacalaa mrh,
a  poit e Di av th te had Imgatieloas
e I  ty mgi a  th
le naa  p th
Aa Bd, the Mi he xa tormaift Ie o thr te a ca Ate
MTI anthorfrexpnataeretaa whg tedh t the lhe se wih lane
andanten aid the ghtg sild be
M t   4 f
Amb a me
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I
8TE 5A01DAY C01052 22 1955
Objcks Siyhiod All Ovor the flace
CORaparsHy Thick and Fask on L
MEr 4 n. wouts the offtos tho
mytad a
L "ah"on the 0he
aaieinatev daned fa
HAO 2: . II . d ii the out a s16 No v
HY puu 2 evhreover the I hce
2 31 Was'0n Alanti nmd aconuuty
9 patrol la - who atrted the southrska 2
e 3 tove tute. Sulrtk I" Fare Ense In mg. who, Wke IM o.i
2 a rear W.t on Brach ahest fem ta dool the ab
WA tnt n apr Jior he sav whhapaiutre
A e tolta an the s H seld he thaught Kadits wh, Rags
EN 1 W the corot waa chout 105 wos waung win ho a
De DEIN to T the miliv swoi, but he coulde't trnd hime. The douole
Wthe smths 8 Cy cliatr i. allitude.
*T wbtielt awatehhd the chuoet threus.
At 3 Kiuirorald thot when he the whdow
T to y Wt th ed the, uhject "If was-doteeahng i-y.
a 3 F 4 it ttorre- ahout Sit) am. it was slow
detcetive who aw o Sr wtaahk ly." Kechlin siid. 'at
P 8 Mtir deo by "aigziesing" a3 it ap wifor an hour iad a hall t
n Noh Fatrt, Po Jrva, then povnoned t prak of i as had to go ouso to dit
he amt h.nsuasi ont hemnsa i wes oter ti
thynwdeoiee vy votomn, Descatires Busne Koch roul."
eit L - a
ot put in a both I the Fifth Procnt "THE LIGIT dOy
T 3u Mm Mainue yh wat of tho noot of
32 and PiL. the dite shjiet whcn they chaed and i taseei a
4 Tas dey Et Paue fure trto dilffetemr al
Mn went alfduyatdam. ho sid Ih biuet w3
5 1 srnelXIG sAID ho wihiltee sd thie othea cola
Modlaty chadel to UIT IND ON fOT t3n pulled .. i. to tho side of wing obout the saie lat
siw,
Keogee snld he aat wa
dellev ciers saw a pe
Inthe aea harhy tit.
Tiaiiod sofied de -e
Vorer ahout the tist
"The plane was moul:
muh faaInam:
i wrr aitar tain de
jog" he sant hett a
i of tiaee Spt Tet
sog onythinng the this
Nene d lg rakn
ad t weJ
by the sight of ihne-
krt, the pourtb py 2
dhe Vatkogre aie

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ON1Y LPS
meh Vamn N
WHty
Haothgggnt. io
enso  serlosf a
Ing enlred lighes inah
PAs OOw the Uimhts tn Ihe
sky abm e hi hme a Jd
Chrman S. Patdiogue,
By colnt Heise, whon Mis
meyer telephoned polire, AN AIR FORCE spoker
the man whe (oak the no. mayp sait the roposts are
hort was Dht Taty, Wilo res - boing forwaided to the
callecd that hie thought "tito Wright Patidnon Aln Force
man hod eean sotnothing. Boso in Dayton, Ohle, whero
James Moons, a nex they will bo stadigd ao ratt
rager pinlogrgnher wlys of the "Proieet Bttr Bookt"
ing obe brogemm, a std ol 5v0
cn Oim with tie holp aa whit bnes cogbcea iy the
folypheny s i8 w Unlseeity or afare
shaial romeibing Iile A The obe Mx. Lighlin
Moeny sud he bat a Moopy said he bt as sp ted ant vbeh a sp tted ant vbeh aln
add moreat as bo follmmt hod moieat as bo follomt sa Viead bv Busm- sa Wewrd by
the ohier Aon Med ts the oher Aon Mee ts ieel let a aa Iiellets tlaofc.
his MJaytie io bis homo in hla AJatie io Nis homo in eh in th notout gv. It o an th nofout gv. It
Hankonioga Hankonrga Boved alosuly to tho rigl. nloved In to tho rigl.
Set, Staply Dismn or the Sat, Stapby Dimn or the
"T I' NED VED Parchogte prelnol, who Patchonne prelnol, who
Jnglued a It from Jngled as Tt foot mTy fee alerat ip Andta, few alert- ip Agdta,
the Dunton my said he t corlifn the the said he W crtifn thhe thye
moy
xchoa" ho. schon," ho rhent Thent seen (hebin. sratx with seon (hebin. sratx with
d1 IN cwn nm brlem. colers cwn nms brilie. coters
n in A lactin" in Alactin."
ohoons Thit 1 Tht. Dp (uyr"ald. (ueieal.
II -1 sohace ed. I beel pete foilln el tfeed
AT ther it a ho a dor ben
soby "e ml fp
ah tin ga ak
he saudt Ir's bue oction
141 4R
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23 - 31 OCTOBER 1966 6 SIGHTINGS
DATE LOCATION OBSERVER EVALUATION
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23 Seymour Johnson AFB, N cth Carqlina Multiple Other (BIRDS)
23 Dayton, Ohio Multiple Astro (CAPELIA)
24 Dayton, Ohio Insufficient Data
24 Dayton, Ohio Astro (JUPITER)
24 Blytheville, Arkansas Satellite (ECHo II)
24 Diamond Springs, California Possible Aircraft
25 Centerville, Ohio Astro (CAPELIA)
25 Bellbrook, Ohio ' Possible Aircraft
25 Guadalupe, Arizona Multiple Possible Aircraft
26 Dayton, Ohio Possible Aircraft
26 Casey, Illinois Satellite (ECHo II)
26 Longmont, Colorado Multiple Astro (CAPELLA)
26 New Rochelle, New York Multiple Possible Aircraft
26 Winona, Mississippi Multiple Astro (CAPELLA)
26 Syracuse, New York (PHOTOS) 1. Vis: InsufficientE
2. Photo: Insufficien
26 Massillion, Ohio Insufficient Data
26 26 Cold I Cold Bay AFS, Alaska UNIDENTIFIED UNIDENTIFIED
26 26 Bellbrook, Ohio Insufficient Data
27 27 Dayton, Ohio Insufficient Data
27 27 Beavercreek, Ohio Insufficient : Data , Data
27 27 Cloverdale, Ohio Astro (VENUS)
23 Atlanta, Georgia Multiple Insufficient Data
23 Jefferson, New York UENPAAP URENOAO Possible Aircraft
23 Hankins, New York Hankins, New York Astro (ARCTURUS)
28-31 Washington, D. C. RANEES HECEES Astro (METEOR)
23 Atlanta, Georgia Multiple Mltinle Possible Aircraft Possible
29 Springfield, Onio Multiple Possible Aircraft wit
Afterburner
29 St Louis, Missouri PHOTOS) Vis: Astro (JUPITER)
Photo: Astro (JUPITER
30 Cherry Hill, New Jersey gip/a0) Insufficient Data
30 Minneapolis, Minnesota Multiple Insufficient Data
30 Youngsville, New York Astro (ARCTURUS)
30 West Chester, Pennsylvania Multiple Other (CONFLICTING DA
30 Chicago, Illinois Possible Aircraft
30 Roscce, New York Possible Aircraft
31 West Hyattsville, Ma aryland PHOTOS) Vis: Insufficient Dat
Photo: InsufficientCl
ADDITIONAL REPORTED SIGHTINGS (NOT CASES)
DATE LOCATION SOURCE EVAWATI ON
Toronto, Ontario
Fort Rucker, Alabama
Warsaw, Indiana
Iawrence, Massachusetts
Virgin Islands
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How long was (were) the object minutes,
one hour, etc.) 30miJ
Manner of Observation:
following items: ground-visual,
air-visual, gro fradar).
Statement as to pptical aids (telescopes, culars, ete.) used and
description thereof. W/A
THES QUESTION IS NOT PER INENT" WHEN CALLER S A CIVILYAN.
I the sight
identification # altitude
heading speed and home
station
Date and Tine of Sighting:
Date:
Zulu Time:
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