PROJECT BLUE BOOK

PROJECT 10O73 RECORD
1. DATE-TOXE GROUP 2. LOCATION
65157 Sebrin: Florida
3. SOURCE 10. CONCLUSION
Civil: INSUFFICTENT DATA FOR EVALUTION
.. NUMBER OF OBJECTS
5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS
Hone Statek SEE CASE FILE
6. TYPE OF DESERVATION
Ground Visui Ground Visuai
7. COURSE 7. COURSE
Hovering .
8. 9. PHOTOS
a Yes Yes
* No No
2. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE PHYSICAL EVIDENCE
17 Yos
2 No 2 No
FORM
FTD SEP63 0-329 (TDE) Previous editions of this forma may ba usad.

UNCLASSIFIED
DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE
STAFF MESSAGE BRANCH
INCOMING MESSAGE
AFIN : 44770 (24 Jan 67) Page 5 of 6
ASKING iF I HAD A JET AIRCRAFT TAKE-OFF. MY REPLY WAS NEGATIVE; I DID
MENT ION, HOWEVER, A C-121; T44073; HAD JUST LANDED. HE STATED HE SAW
ThE C-121 COmiNG IN, BUT tHAT HE AlSO SItEd
V PAGE 5 RUZLMKA2 191 UNCLAS E F T 0
white object behind the C-121 moving at a high rate of speed, in what
APPEARED tO BE A SOUTH-BOUND D IRECT ION AT A VERY LOW ALTITUDE. ATTEMPTING APPEARED tO BE A SOUTH-BOUND D IRECT ION AT A VERY LOW ALTITDE. ATTEMPTING
TO GET A BETtER IDEA OF WHERE tHE UFO WAS SITE, I ASKED HiM IF THIS To gEt a BETter IDEA of WhERe tHE UFo was sitE, I ASkEd HiM iF tHIs
OBJECT WAS IN QLOSE PROXIMITY TO THE C-121. HE STATED HE COULD NOT BE OBJECT WAS IN QLOSE fROXIMITY TO THE C-121. HE STATED HE COULD NOT BE
suRe HOW QLoSE tHE ObJECT WAS tO tHE AircRAFt, bUT AgAIN SAID tHE uFO suRe HOW QoSE tHE ObJECt wAS tO tHE AircrAFt, bUT AgaiN SAID tHE uFO
APPeaREd to BE BEHIND tHE InbOUNd c-121. I woulD EstImATE tHE POSITION APpeaRed to bE BEhiND tHE InBoUNd c-121. I woud estimATe thE POsiTiON
of thE C-12 1 at thE time of thE sighting as being five miles south oF OF thE C-12 1 AT tHE timE OF thE SighTINg G AS BEING FIVE MILES SOUTH OF
Eleuthera airport on a right downwind leg for r/w 15. the weather
AT THE TIME WAS VER. IN CHECKING C-121 PILOT; HE E ADVISED
He had seen nothing.
PARA 3 MONDAY 16 JANUARY
NORMAL AMBIENT NOISE LEVEL IS 19 MICROVOLTS IN THE TELEMETRY BAND S
(220-260 MCS).
AT 1300E NOISE LEVEL NOTED 33 MICROVOLTS AT 230.9 MCS, LOWER ON
OTHER FCYS (ABOUT 24 AV). CONTINUED HIGH UNT IL SITE CLOSED AT 1700E.
TRIED TO DiaT IOn, BuT SEEMEd TO BE SAME IN ALL D IRECT IONS
AFHO JAH A FORN 0-309C UNCLASSIFIED

c. MOnY c. No mocalight - pitch dork
d. Don't romember d. Don't romembor
9. object?
CLOuDS (Circle Orn): WEATHER(Circle One):
.
C.-Clear sky a. Dry
b. Hazy b. Fog, mist, or light rain
c. Scattered clouds c. Moderat- or heavy rain
c. Thick or heovy clouds d. Snow
e. Don': romember
10. Tho object appaared Circla Onn):
Solid d. Asalight
b. Transporent comembot
c. Yapor
11. If ir oppeored as a ligh:, was it brightor thon tho brightost stors? Circle Ona):
Co Brighter c. Abour the sane
. Dimmer d. Don't know
11.1 Compare brighrnnss to zotne common clojoct:
13. Did the abject: (Circle One for ecch question)
c. Appear to stand atill at any time? No Don't know
6. Sudsenly soeed up cnd rush owey at any time? No Don't know
c. Break us into parts r explode" Yrs No Don't know
d. Give nfi smota? Yas Don't know
o. Chonge brightnras? Yes Don't know
f. Chonge shope? Yns Don't know
8. Flash or flickor hen Don't know
I h. Disappeor ond reoppecr? Don't know
il
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then how for away would you soy it was?
22. there were you located when you saw thu object? 23. Wore you (Circle One)
(Circle One):
o. In the business section of o city?
a. Inside a building b. in the residentiol section of a city?
E. In o cor S In-opin countrysido?
c. Outdours Neor cn airiield?
c. In on airplone (rype) c. Flying over a city?
c. Af soa f. Flying over open country?
6. Other ..- 3.
24. IF you were MOVI
24.1 Whar direction were you moving? (Circlo Ono)
o.rNorth c. East . South g. West
b.Northeos. d. Southeast t. Southwest h. Northwest
24.2 1 How fost were yoe noving? . ._milos per hour.
tm
shy

high tho objoct was obove the horizon (skylino) whon you first sow it. Plocc a "s" on tne .s
show how high tho objoct wos abovs tho horizon (skylino) whon you lost saw it. Placo an" "on tn
90° •.
75
60
NLY
30
c
15° SW
dissapeareel dissapearice
path, path, ond of in= poth,ondsh end of tne poth, ond stow umy chenges in diroction during tho coo umychengas in diroction during tho coors
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. +. flwbock flewbock
anal andl fourth fourth
ithree thimes Thimes
N.Est.
29. IF there wos MORE THAN ONE object, then how many wore thore? _
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31. Was anyone with you ot Yos No
Yos No
DoLice
anos
Amterst,Mass Anherst, malt.
NAME
Namo Firet Noma Middl Nam
ADDRESS Amberst MasS n o
City Z.ona Stota
TELEPHONE NUMSER AGE 18 sEx knale
axporiencs, which might bo pertinent.
15sentrabAve.
33. Whan and to whom did your reportect it to
_L 2 67 The police and tvo of
Doy Month Yoor
them ounn
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oerer eed The police
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TDET/UFO (Maj Quintanilla/9Jun 67/70916/mhs 12 June 1967
Request for U UO Information
USAF (SAFOICC)
Rererence the attached letters requesting information on
unidentified flying object Proposed replies ar th their
respective letters.
FOR NDER
JAMES C. MANATT, COlOneL, USAF 7 Atchs
Director and Subsystems 1. Ltr 24 May 67
2. Ltr 29 May 67
3. 3. Ltn Ltr 21 May 67 21 May 67
14. Ltr, Ltr, 25 May 67 25 May 67
CO PI TOIE ON/IIL 5. Ltr, 26 May 67 26 May 67
6. 6. Ltr, 26 May 67 26 May 67
IO OR/LIIL 7. Ltr, Ltr May 67 May 67

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15127 U.S.POSTAGE
Uu tinllah.
FTD FT Ain Jorae Reawh and Developmet Comand

Cinpinnati, 0hio
GptdMaya4,1967
Deav Majo, Will you plase bent me mov
infrmationon .
Yours; Juily, Yours; Juily,
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UNCLASSIFIED
DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE
STAFF MESSAGE BRANCH
INCOMING MESSAGE
AF IN : 44770 (24 Jan 67) Page 6 of 6
IS UNUsUAL & IND ICaTEs RADIaT IOn - XTER NAL
TUESDAY 17 JANUARY
St aRted equipment CHECKS AND NOISE LEVEL CHECKS AT 0800E.
BT
ANNN NNNN
NOTE: SEC 2 is AF IN 44726 (24 Jan 67)
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AFHO FAM AS HORM 0-309C
UNCLASSIFIED

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January 23, 1967.
investigation, since air activity records are normally destroyed after
thirty days.
object, please contact the UFo Investigator at terson
Air Force Base, area code 513, 257-0916.
Inclosed is mation on mation on the Air Force's program on UFOs.

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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 cancerning the unidentified gerial phenomnenon 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 wili not be used in 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.
1. When did you see the object? 2. Time of day: 13
Hours Minutes
en. (Circle One): A.M. or P.M.
Doy Month Year
3. Time Zone:
(Circle One): a.(Eastern) (Circle One): a. Daylight Saving
b. Central b.Standard /
c. Mountain
d. Pacific
e. Other
4. Where were you when you sow the object? you when you sow the object?
Cincion i HAM
Nearest Postal Address City or Town State or County
5. How long was object in sight? (Total Duration) 301
Hours Minutes Seconds
a. Certain c. Not very sure
b. (Fairly certain) d. Just a guess
3.1 Hew nas time in sight determined? counte
5.2 Wes eslect in sight continuously? Yes_— No.
What wes the condlition of the sky?
DAY (NIGHT)
o. a. Bright
g. Cloudy b./Cloudy)
.IF yu t tjet during DAYLGHT, where was the SUN located as you looked at the oject?
(Circle One, a. in front of you d. To your left
b In back of you e. Overhead
c. To your right f. Don'tremember
FORM This form supersedes FTD 164. jul 61, which is obsolete.
FTD OCT62 1 164

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8. IF you so the object at NIGHT, what did you notice concerning the STARS and MOON?
8.1 STARS Circle One): 8.2 MOON (Circle One):
a. None) a Bright moonlight
b. Afow b. Dull moonlight
c. Many c. 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 (Cirele One): WEATHER(Circle One):
a. Clear sky a. Dry
b. Hazy . Fog, mist, or light rain
C. Scattered clouds c. Moderate or heavy rain
d.Thick or heavy clouds d. Snow
Don't remember
0.The object =ppeared: (Circle One):
a. Solid d.Asalight
b. Transporent .Don'tremember
c. Vepor
11. If it appeared as a light, was it brighter than the brightest stars? (Circle One):
a. Brighter a. Brighter c. About the same
b. Dimmer b. Dimmer d. Don'tknow
11.1 Compare brightness to some common cbject: 11.1 Compare brightness to some common sbject:
monteom LAn
12. The edges of the object were:
(Circle One): a. Fuzzy or blurred e. Other.
b. Like a brightstar
e. Sharply oullined
Don'tremember
13. Did the ob ects (Circle Ona for each question)
a. Appear to stecd still at any time? Yes No Don'tknow
b. Suddeniy speed up and rush away at any fime? Yes No Don't know
c. Break up into parts or explode? Yes No Don't know
d. Give offsmoke? Yes No Don't know
e. Change brighiness? Yes No Don't know
f. Change shepe? Yes No Don't know
g. Flash or flicke? Yes No Don'tknow
h. Disappear and reuppear? Yes No Don't know

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Did the object disappear while you were watching it? If so, how? behind a claud
15. Did the object move behind somerhing at any time, particulorly a cloud?
(Circle One): (Yes) No Don't know. IF you answered YES, then tell what
it moved behind: O d
16. Did the object move in front of something at any time, particularly a cloud?
(Circle One): (Circle One): Ye No Don't know. Don't know. IF you onswered YES, then tell what IF you onswered YES, then tell what
in front of:n0 in front of:
17. Teil in a few words the following things about the object: 17. Teil in a few words the following things about the object:
c.sound moDsind c.SoundmoDiind
b. Color.. b. Color NODL NODV
18. We vish to know the angular size. Hold a match stick at arm's longth in line with a known object and note how much of the 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 oblect is covered by the head of the match. If you had performed this experiment at the time of the sighting, how much of
the sbject would have been covered by the match head?
Draw a picture that willshow the shape of the object or objects. Label and include in your sketch any details of the object
that you sow such as wings, pratrusions, etc., and especially exhaust trails or vapor trails. Place an arrow beside the,drawing
to thow the direction the object was maving.
Red
white Light
highr
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20. Do you think you can estimate the speed of the object?
(Circle One) Yes (No)
IF you answared YES, then what speed would you estimate?
21. Do you think you can estimate how far away from you the object was?
(Cirsle One) Yes) No
22. Where were you ocated when you saw the abject? 23. Were you (Circle One)
(Circle One):
a. In the business section of a city?
a Inside a building b. In the residential section of a city?
6. In a car c. In open countryside?
c. Outdoors d. Near an dirfield?
d. In an alrplane (rype) e. Flying over a city? e. F Flying over a city?
e. Arsea f. Flying over open country?
. Other_ ther. 9. Other. Other
2.IF you ere MV:NG IN AN AUTOMOBILE or otner vehicle at the time, then complete the following questions: 2F you ere M:NG IN AN AUTOMOBlLE or otner vehicle at the time, then complete the following questions:
24.1 What direction were you moving? (Circle One) 24.1 What direetion were you moving? (Circle One)
o North a Norh c. East e. South g. West g. West
b. Northeast . Northeast d. Southeast f. Southwest f. Southwest h. Northwest h. Northwest
24.2 How fost were you moving?. 24.2 How fost were you moving? miles per hour.
24.3 Did you stop at any time while you were looking at the object?
(Cirele One) Yes No
25. Did yov observe the object through any of the follewing?
a. Eyeglasses CD No e. Binoculars Yes No
b. Sun glasses Yes f. Telescope Yes No
C. Windshield No g. Theodolite Yes No
d. Window glass Yes No h. Other
26. In order that you sar 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 us in the sky, would givethe same appearance as the object which you saw.
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27. In the following sketch, imagine that you are at the point shown. Place an "A" on the curved line to show how high the object
was above the horizon (skyline) when you first saw it. Place a "B" on the same curved line to show how high the object was
above the horizon (skyline) when you last saw it. Place an "A" on the compass when you first saw it. Place a "B" on the com.
pass when you last saw the object.
90° 75°
N
NW NE
300
w E
BAA
15 SW SE
S
O
26 25. Draw a picture that will show the motion that the object or objects made. Place an "A" at the beginning of the path, a "B" at Draw a picture that will show the motion that the object or objects made. Place an "A" at the beginning of the path, a "B" at
the end of the path, and show any changes in direction during the course. the end of the path, and show any changes in direction during the course.
29. IF there was MORE THAN ONE object, then how many were there?. 29. IF there was MORE THAN ONE object, then how many were there?
Draw a picture of how they were arranged, and put an arrow to show the direction that they were traveling.
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Have you ever seen this, or a similar object before. If so give dale or dates and location.
31. Was anyone eise with you at the fime you saw the object? (Circle One) No
6
31.1 iF you answered YES, did they see the object too? (Circle One) No
31.2 Plezse list their names and addresses
32. Please give the following information about yourself-
NAME Lost Name First Name Middle Name
Cinaimmate Cinamata 27 OH+TO OHTO
ADDRESS ADDRESS Zone
City State
TELEPHIONE NU TELEPHONE NU 12sex Boy ∂ sex Boy
indicate any additional information about yoursel, including any specicl experience, which might be pertinent. indicate any additional information about y yourseli, including any specicl experience, which might be pertinent.
33. Whan and is wnom ald you report that you had seen the object?
Ididnt
Dey Month Year

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4.Date you completed this questionngire: 7 Manh 6?
Day Month Year
35. information which you feel pertinent and which is not adequately covered in the specific points of the
questionnaire or a narrative explanation of your sighting.
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25 - 31 JANUARY 1967 SIGHTINGS
DATE LOCATION OBSERVER EVALUATION
25 Hampton, Virginia OS) Vis: Insufficient
25 Howard Lake, Minnesota Photo: Insufficien
25 Stone Mountain, Georgia Insufficient Date
Multiple Other (SEARCH LIGH
2 Morrisville, Pennsylvenia Multtole Satellite (Ponsibl
Coffeen, Illinois Multiole Aircraft (Possible
26 Manahawkin, New Jersey Satellite (Possibl
26 San Diego, California Other (CLOUD)(POSs
27 Santa Maria, California (PHoTos)Vis: Aireraft (Pos
29 Austin, Texas Photo: Aircraft
29 Knox City, Missouri Aircraft (Possible
29 Astro (MOON)
Export, Pennsylvania Insufficient Data
30 California, Missouri Aircraft (fossible
30 Hackettstown, New Jersey multiple Aircraft (Possible
30 Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania Other (CONFUSING E
30 Coprus Christi, Texas Corrus Christi, Texas COER Aircraft Oolet Acomrosird L
30 Ashiand, Ohio Aircraft (Probable
Crosby, North Dakota Multiple Balloon (Probable) Balloon (Probable)
8888858 St Louis, Missouri Aircraft
8885 Holliston, Massachusetts Insufficient Date
Brunswick, Maine Astro (METEOR) Astro (METEOR)
Dayton, Ohio Aireraft (Possible
ADDITIONAL REFORTED SIGHTINGS(NOT CASES) ADDITIONAL REFORTED SIGHTINGS(NOT CASES)
DATE LOCATION SOURCE EVALUATION
1967 Canarillo, California Ltr
30 Wesurield, New Jersey
31 Lancaster, Ohio
26-31 Shamokin, Pennsylvania
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UNCLASSIFIED
DEPARTISENT OF THE AIR FORCE
STAFF BRESSAGE BRANCH
INCOMING MESSAGE
AF IN : 44726 (24 Jan 67) H/wlc Pagel of 3
ACTION: RDC-4
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BT
NOISE LEVEL NAS 27 MICROVOLTS. CONT INUED ON BOTH ANTENNAS TIROUGHOUT THE
MORNING & LEVEL REMAINED APPROXIMATELY 27 MICROVOLTS.
AT 130BE EMPLOYED PORTABLE FM RECEIVER TO ATTEMPT TO PINPOINT NOISE
SOURCE. TWO DEFINITE & DIST INCT NOISE SOURCE DIRECTIONS WERE NOTED.
ONE WAS CAUSED TO A CHASIS OF PANADAPTER SCOPE EQUIPMENT & WAS
RHYTIMNIC RATER THAN RAndOM. THE OTHER SOURCE OF NOISE WAS ERRATIC
AN RANDOM AND OCCURRED IN BURSTS, LA NON-D iRECT IOnal, OCcURR ING
T IR O UG HO UT T HE FM BAND.
AFHQ JAM 63 FORM 0-309C UNCLASSIFIED
,

UNCLASSIFIED
DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE
STAFF MESSAGE BRANCH
INCOMING MESSAGE
AF IN : 44726 (24 Jan 67) Page 2 of 3
AT ABOUT 1330E TOOK PORTABLE FM RECEIVER UP ON ROOF OF SITE & FOUND
PAGE 2 RUCMKA2200 UNCLAS E F T O
ProPAGAT ion fROM Fm StaT iIONS iN MiAMI, MiAMI BEACH, WEST PALM BEACH
AND Ft. LAlDERdAlE WaS ExtRAOrdInaR iIlY StrONg.
1345 - 143BE NOTICED THAT PAA TOWER TRANSMISSION FROM THE NEARBY
A IRStriP WAs BEIng R A inSrhTr nas bcTo hecLTYeo Loa Aio atAn On Tt me, wien wao GRECEIVED LOW AND CLEAR ON
UNUSUAL
AT APPROXIMATELY 1500E NOTED THAT THE ONE ANTENNA THEN BEING USED AT APPROXIMATELY 1500E NOtED THAT THE ONE ANTENNA THEN BEiNg USED
PEAKED INTHE DIRECT ION OF THE SUN, (UNUSUAL). CALLED WX STATION S
RE SOLAR NO ISE & WAS ADVISED BY SUPV. THAT TWX INFO RECEIVED SHOWED RE SOLAR NOISE & WAS ADVISE UPV. THAT TWX INFO RECEIVED SHOWED .
SOLAR NOISE (RAD IAT ION) LEVEL FOR PERIOD WAS AT A LOW EBB. SOLAR NOISE (RAD IAT IOND LEVEL
PARA 4. ON 17 JANUARY 1967 AT APPROXIMATELY 1355 THE GATE SENTRY PARA ON 17 LA MILIAD V 1967 AT AATELY 355 THE GATE SENTRY
s SIGHTED A LONG WHITE OBJECT SHAPED LIKE A CIGAR WITH
NO VISIBLE MARKINGS, OBJECT WAS SIGHTED NORTH EAST OF BASE JUST ABOVE
ThE HOR IZon, EsT ImATEd DIStAncE, 2000 FEET, MoviNg RAPiDlY iN A
souTh Easterly d irEct IOn. it disappEarEd over thE HorizoN in a Matter
OF A FEW SECONOS. RECEIVED BY BASE COMMANDER ON 23 JAN 67.
PARA 5. THERE WERE NO HIGH SPEED AIRCRAFT OR WEATHER BALLOONS REPORTED
oR RELEASED aLosE tO tHE TIME oF SIGHT INgs.
PARA WAS SUBMITTED MAJOR JOHN R. ROWLAND, USAF BASE
AFHOJAH FORN 0-309C UNCLASSIFIED

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STAFF WESSAGE BRANCH
INCOMING MESSAGE
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AF IN : 44726 (24 Jan 67)
COMMANDER OF ELEUT HERA AAF, BAHAMAS.
BT
NNNN
SEC l is AF IN 44770 (24 Jan 67)
NOTE:
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SY
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AFHO JAM a3 FORM 0-309C UNCLASSIFIED

The only aircraft that was airborne out of Patrick to the Bah-
amas was a C-ll8 on the afternoon of 17 Jan 67.
Contact was made with NASA and the USAF at Cape Kennedy, Flo-
rida in regards to missile activity from the Cane which could
account for the sighting. There was a Minuteman II launched
however not until 2000EST, 17 Jar 67 There were no launches
that could be rel to the servation.
Contact was made with Kajor Gershater, FTD, Eglin AFB, Florida.
(S3-2ls23). Major Gershater said that he would look into the
matter and see if he could find anything from Eglin that could
have been responsible for the sighting.
26 Jan 67
Colonel Hippler, ArasTA, called and said that he had just seen
the report and wanted to know what information we had gathered.
He was told that attempts had been made to locate what was
renorted but as vet no conclusion had been reached, Lt. Col.
flights of the YF-l2 or similar aircraft.
Contact was made with Majer Drain, Patrick AFB, Florida, FTD.
He did not know much about the sighting. It was reported to
Patrick AFB through Eleuthera AAF, Bahamas. He furnished
Lt Ferguson number and office. Lt Ferguson
and he is ir Jown Range Affairs Office.
Contact was nade with Major Kalter (898-1550, ext/7372l), Edwards
AT2, in regards to flights of the YF-l2. He was given the date
and time of the sightings and said that he would check as to whethe
the YF-l2 or similar aircraft were in the area.
Lt. Col I Hippler said that he had contacted Col. Risher, Eglin
AFB, Director of Test Operations (882-3955). There was no
activity from Eglin that could have accounted for the sighting.

any activity to account for the sighting. There was no activity
from Eglin to account for the sighting. The Mace nissile that
was lost was on 5 Jan 67 and that was over Cuba.
27 Jan 67
Contact was made with Lt. Ferguson, Patrick AFB, Florida(485-
2550/7325). Lt. Ferguson would check back with Najor Rowland
to see if any additional information had been obtained. He would
also check with the radar personnel on any radar paint of the
object. He was asked to try and locate the company that was
pulling the barge with th TMT sign.
31 Jan 67 31 Jan 67
Lt. Ferguson, Patrick AFB called. He contacted the radar Lt. Ferguson, Patrick AFB called. He contacted the radar
section on the nd Bahama Island in regards to contact nd Bahama Island in regards to contact
with any unkno with any unkne ject in the area. iect area. There was no record
of a radar pair of a radar paint of any unknown object on the date in f any unknown object on the date in
question. question. Lt Fe Lt Ferguson also contacted Major Rowland, Base uson also contacted Major Rowland, Base
Commander of the Eleuthera AAF who said that he did not know
who the barge belonged too. Major Rowland had not received
any additional information which might be of value in solving
the case. the case
Contact was made with Major Kalter, Edwards AFB, Califorina
the time of the sighting.

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U.S. AIR FORCE TECHNICAL INFORMATION
L
This questionnaire has been prepared so that you can give the U.S. Air Force as much
informalion as possible concerning the unidentified aerial phenomenon that you have observed.
Please try to answer as me y questions as you possibly can. The information that you give will
be used for research purposes. Your name will not be used in connection with any statements,
conclusions, or publications without your permission. We request this personal information so
that if it is deemed necessary, we may contact you for further details.
1. When did you see the object? 2. Time of day: 8 15
Hours Minutes
SAN 17 (Circle One): A.M. or P.M.
Day Month Year Your
3. Time Zone:
(Circle One): a. Eastern (Circle One): a. Eastern (Circle One): a. Daylight Saving
b. Central b. Central 6. Standard) b. Standard
c.Mounrain
d. Poce)
e. Otmer e. Otaer
4. Where were you when you saw the abject?
DSASUALMRAMNG SNN CALISORJIA
Nearest Postal Address City or Town State or County
5. How long wes object in sight? (Total Duration) 5 30
Hours Minutes Seconds
c. Certain c. Not very sure
. Fairly certain d. Just a guess
5.1 How was lime in sight determined? siat 1T FOR AUANG TIE
5.2 Was obiect insight continuously? Yes No__
What was the condition of the sky?
DAY NIGHT
c. Bright a. Bright.
b. Cloudy b. Cloudy
. 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 remerber
FORM This form supersedes F'TD 164. jul 61, which is obsolete.
FTD OCT 62 164

FORCE UFO FORM
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8. IF you se te object at NIGHT, what did you notice concerning the STARS and MOON?
8.1 STARS(Circle One): 8.2 MOON (Circle One):
.None a. Bright moonlight
b Aiew b. Dull moonlight
c. Many c. No moonlight—pitch dark
d Don'tremember Don'tremember
9. What were the weather conditions at the time you saw the object?
CLOUDS(Cirele One): WEATHER (Circle One):
a. Clearsky a.Dry)
b. Hozy b. Fog, mist, or light rain
c. Scattered clouds c. Moderate or heavy rain
d. Thick or heavy clouds d. Snow
e. Don't remember
10. The dbject copeared:(Circle One):
. Solld d. As a light
b. Tronsparent Don'tremember
. Vapor
1.if t appeared as a light, was it brighter than the brightest stars? (Circle One): 1. If t appeared as a light, was it brighter than the brightest stars? (Circle One):
D. Brignter a. Brignter c. About the same
b. Dimmer d. Don'tknow
11.1 Compare brightness to some common cbject:
EEEERFLCRESENCEUIGHT
12.The edges of the object were:
(Circle Onelt a. Fuzzy or blurred e. Other_
5. Like abright stat
:. Sharply outlined
Don'tremember
1Did the object (Circle One for each question)
a. Appear to stand still at cny time? Yes No Don't know
b. Suddenly speed up and rush oway at ony time? Yes No Don't know
c. Break up into parts or explode? Yes No Don'tknow
Give off smoke? Yes No Don't know
e. Change brightness? Yes No Don't know
f. Change shope? Yes 2 No Don't know
g. Flash or flicker? Yes No Don't know
h. Disappear and reappear? Yes No Don't know

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.Dd the object disappear while you were watching it? If so, how? IT SeEM T0 GET ORIGHTER
H0D PASTER THEN A S0DD80 DISANPERED
5.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
moved behind:
Did the object move in front of something at any time, particularly a cloud?
(Circle One): Yes (No) No Don't know. Don't know. IF you answered YES, then tell what
in front of:
17. tellin a few words the following things about the object: 17. tell in a few words the following things about the object:
Sound130301 Sound130505
6.CoorA DALCELO A WMTE 6.ColorDDALCEL A WMTE
. 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 3. 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
ct is covered by the head of the match. If you had performed this experiment at the time of the sighting, how much of
the abject would have been covered by the match head?
1.Draw  picture that will show the shape of the object or objects. Label and include in your sketch any details of the object
that you sow such as wings, pratrusions, etc., and especially exhaust trails or vapor trails. Place on arrow beside the drawing
to shaw the direction the object was moving.
SCOTHZCUY
DIRECTIEN seent BE A SPCSAANG
UAPOR
V OZA LIGHT A1OD 3EC
TO GET BIGGER
UFO
,

25fraw67
DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE
HEADQUARTERS FOREIGN TECHNOLOGY DIVISION (AFSC)
WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE. OHIO 45433
REPLY TO TDET/UFO 27 February 1967
ATTN OF:
SUBJECT: UFO rvation , 25 Jan 67 25J067
Ding Jinda
TO:
Sebring, Florida 33870
Reference your unidentified observation. The information which
we have received is not sufficient for a scientific evaluation.
Request you complete the attached FTD Form l64 and return it in
the envelope provided. Thank you for reporting your observation
to the Air Force.
JAMES C. MANATT, COlonel, USAF 1 Atch
Eirector echn Subsystems FTD Form 164 w/envelope FTD Form 164 w/envelope
FLD O N/IIAL

Poge 4
20. Do you think you can estimate the speed of the object?
(Cirele One) Yes) No
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?.
22. Where were you located when you saw the object? 23. Were you (Circle One)
(Cirele One)
a. In the business section of a city?
a. Inside a building d. inside d bunding b. In the residential section of a city? Teresiaennarsecnonarucny
b. Inacor c. In open countryside?
Outdoor Outdoors Arx ArA PHOUE PHUE BOOTH d. Near an airfield?
d. In an oiralane (type) d. In an oirclane (type) e.Flying over a city? e. Flying over a city?
6. Asec 6. Alsec f. Flying over open country?
1. Other. Other 6 g. g. Otherlhi Ons Otherlli Os RCOE
prac0
04 F you were MOVING IN AN AUTOMOSILE or other vehicle at the time, then complete the following questions: IF you were MOVING IN AN AUTOMOSILE or other vehicle at the time, then complete the following questions:
24.11 24.1 What direction were you moving? (Circle One)
o. North c. East e. South g. West
b. Nortnecst b. Nortneast d. Southeast f. Southwest h. Northwest Northwest
24.2 Ho v fast were you moving? ..miles per hour.
24.3 Did you stap at any time while you were looking at the object?
(Cirele One) Yes No
25. Did you abserve the object through any of the tollowing?
Eyegiasses e. Binoculars Yes (N
Sun giasses Yes f. Telescope Yes
Windsheid 2202 Theodolite Yes Ng
C. g.
d. Window giess Yes h. Other
26. In order that you san gve as clear a plcture as possible of what you saw, describe in your own words a common object or ob-
jects which, wnen alaced up in the sky, would give the same appearance as the object which you sow.
17 WAS AN CUAL SHADE

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27. In the following sketch, imagine that you are at the point shown. Place an "A" on the curved line to show how high the object
was above the horizon (skyline) when you first saw it. Place a "B" on the same curved line to show how high the object was
above the horizon (skyline) when you last saw it. Place an "A" on the compass when you first sow it. Place a "B" on the com-
pass when you last saw the object.
90 75°
N
NW NE
30
w E
15° SW SE
S S
Dow a picture that will show the motion that the object or objects made. Place an "A" ut the beginning of the path, a "B"at .Drow a picture that will show the motion that the object or objects made. Place an "A" at the beginning of the path, a "B"at
he and of the path, and show any changes in direction during the course. the end of the path, and show any changes in direction during the course.
B 1B3
A F
2. IF there was MORE THAN ONE object, then how many were there?
Draw a picture of how they were arranged, and put an arrow to show the direction that they were traveling.
&

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Have you ever seen this, or a similar object before. If so give date or dates and location.
NO
31. Wos anyone else with you at the time you saw the object? (Circle One) Yes No
31.1 iF you answered YES, did they see the object too? (Circle One) Yes No
31.2 Please list their names and addresses:
THEY were CTHER NAUY RECROITS
32. Pisase give the following information cbout yourself: 32. Pisase give the following information cbout yourself:
NAME NAME
Last Name First Name First Name Middle Name Middie Name
ADDRESS SOALDISGO CAUE
Street SCHCOU SCHOOU City Zone Zone State
SaRuics 58 RUICZ COMMAND
TELEPHONE NUMBER TELEPHONE NUMBER. AGE SEX
al infoelincuin cpence ic   . y additinal informatiurse,including nyspecial experience which ht  pertent.
ImN TS U.S.NAUY As
SEAMAN ADpRENTST 13 RADiomes
SCHOOU
33. When and te wham did you report that you had seen the object?
Day Month Year

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34. Date you completed this questionnaire: A MeecH 1967
Day Month Year
questionnaire or a narrative explanation of your sighting. 7
WAs STAUDIUG IN UINE to 5SE
tHE TELEPNODE. WHEN 1 NOTICED THIS
SMRANGE OBSECT OvER TNE DACIBIC
IT KEPT BRIGHTEUING AND COING Dim
bIcE bIce IT IT WAS CLOWING - THEU FINAUT CLOWING -THU FINAUT
SPED UP AND UP AND DISAPPEARED

IFO form continued
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17 JANUARY 1967
18 JANUARY 1967
SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
$:00 PM EST
INSUFFICIENT DATA

a: Please describe the object(s) in detail. For instance, did It (they) appear solid, or only as a sourca of light; was it r P
ete? Please Use additiongl sheen of
-1 tren
10. Wes the object(s) brightor than the background of the sky?
-7
13. sihernt or behind of, anything? if so, please elabordt giving distan
ard pomiblt
14. Was there any wind? deite If so, plaase give direction and speod. 5ni E!
15. Did you observe the object(s) through an optical instrumant or other ald, windshiald,
atc?2 What?
16. What kind? How loud?
17. Ploase tell if the object(s) was (ware) -
a. Fuzzy or blurred.
b. Lika a bright star.
c. Sharply youtiined.

24. APROX?
25. Were there any conventional airgraft In the location at thy time or easa elaborate.
,? 26. Plecse estimate tho distance of the obisct(3).
VD.
27. Pease mark on this hamisphare sketch:
APRo
28. di
29. appeared and disappeared from vlew; the direction course over the area; roads, towns, villages, rallroods, and other
landmerks within a mile.
32. ation clippings,
date, if pousibl similar
33. Were you inrerrogated b Air Force Investigators? By any other federal state, county, or locgl officials? If so, please state
the nome and ro office, and datails as to where and w quastionins took place.
Please
elaborate carefully.
34. We should ike parmisslon to quots your name connection with this report. This action will encourage other rosponsibla
citizens to report similar observations to Nic However, If you profar, we wlll koep your nama confidential. Ploase nota
your cholce by chacking the proper statamant below. In any case, pleawe fill In all parts of the form, for our own confidontial
filas. Thank you for your cooperatlon.
You may use my name. my name confidential. ( )
35. Date of Signature:

5. Please describe weather conditions and the type of sky; l.o., bright ottima, dusk, atc. Clannight
6.
7.
Were there more than one obleer? If so, please tall how many, and draw a sketch of what you saw, indicating
s
Pleas describe tha object(s) In detall. For Instanca, did it (they) appear solid, or only as a source of light; was it rovolving,
ete? P Sush
10. wes
ixi Break up into parns or explode?
Give off smoks?
e. Leave any visible tall?
f. Drop anything?
a. Change brightnen?
h. Change shape?
i. Change color? Dee
13. Did the object(s) atany gont of,or behind of,anything? If so, ploase elaborats glving distancs, size, etc, if possible.
1re2 mean sulet
14. If so, please give direction and speed.
15. Did yo obsr the object(s) through an optical instrument or othar ald, windshisld, wi pane, storm window, screening,
ote?r What? :
16. What kind? How loud?
17. Please tell if the object(s) was (were) -
a. Fozeyerdiened.
b. Like a bright star.
c. Sharply ourlined.

27. Ploose
28. Names and addressas of other witneszes, If any.
29. observation showing North; your position; the direction from which the objact(s)
sppaarad and disappeared from vlew; th
landmarks within a mile. ↑ 2
< ←40st
Please
elaborate carefully.
34.
yur choice y shecking ths proper statament below. In any caw, please fll in all parts of the form, for our own confidantial
files. Thank you for your cooperation.
You may use my nome. ( ) Please keep my name confidential. i
35. his roport: 2-11-67 Signature:

saw al
She came into the house and spoke to me of this, and
although at first I didn't believe her, I finally went outside to look at it.
The object was approsimately 15° west of due south, and about 15o above
the horizon. It was the brightest object in the sky by far except for the
flares which were being dropped on the bombing range, which is cast by
north of us. Of course, it was not brigh ter than the moon, but it was
of course, let me to believe that the object was quite distant at the time we
were taking these particular obscrvations.
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TRANSCRIPT (e)
NORTH ADAMS, MASS.
CIRC. 13,500
North Adams Trio Reports New
England
JAN 23 1967 Newsclip
^ beam o! intense light pants of the objects, if any)
shining from a -mountain top might want us to get killed, so b
into a valley somewhore be- we slowed down. That's when s
tween Pitsfield and North the other thing happened." 5
Adams raised the curtain on Paces Anto. i Na Explanation
an experlence with unidenti- The other thing, according
fied_Living obieets, according to the youths, was a red, dome-
to & North Adams stu- shaped object, seven or eightt For UFO Sighting
dont who roported the itel- fect tall, which appeared sud-
dent Saturiay. a
Light Spotted denly right beside the vehicle, I
not more than five feet from By Local Youths
Dennis E. Diefendorf, 21, of it, and paced them for several i
227 Ashland St. a student t at seconds before disappearing at Williams College Professor $of}$
North Adams State College said terrific speed. It glowed red- Astronomy Theodore C. Mehlin
he was along Route dish-orange with a light the Saturday in The Springfield
7 with two companions about youths said "was very bright." Union. When a check at the said this morning that there
E
17.30 Wednesday morning when They sald they met a police Williamstown police station re- 4. seems to be no astronomical ex-
they saw the light. which car and eseorted the driver vealed that the police had no + planation readily at hand for the
shone brightly for about two back to the scene, where a information on the incident, they s reports on unidentified flying ob-
seconds, sccomtas, then disappeared. disappeared.:second second poliee car with a single police car with a single called The Republican. maieuiierepuoniean jects jects (UFOs)in (UFO's) In the western
Corroborating his Corroborating _his story were story were occupant foined foined them. them. After Despite emotional upset, the Despite emotional upset, the haif of the ztate last week.
Patrick Hamiiton and Robert watching both objects with trio felt a repeated trio felt a repeated compulsion compulsion S= s .
DiVergilio, both DiVergilio, both 22 and both of and both of them for them for sometime, the police- sometime, the police- to return to the the objects, objec's, A North Adams State Ccllege A North Adams State Ccllege
North Adams. Diefendorf noted. 1 E student and his two companions,
men told them not to worry and from North Adams, who reported
"The light was "The light was definitely di- definitely di- suggested suggester go along home, go along home, Williamstown Police Chiet
rected," Diefondorf said. "We rected," Diefondorf said. "We the youths sald. the vouths said. Joseph Zoito said that he had Joseph n Zoito said that he had seeing a "huge, dome-shaped and
turned into Ro 2 and about "We wer up on the hill on the hill on on heard of no such heard of no such incident in- incident in- multi-colored object" from a dis-
twn, minutes twn, minutes lat saw a huge, Route 1 for an unobstructed volving any of his officers. He volving any of his officers. He tance of a half mile away some-
dome-shaped object apparently dome-shaped ob ct apparently view view and cruld see cruld see the two two said, however, that the said, however, that the power power where "between North Adams
on the ground on the ground ross the river oss the river cars cruls. cars cruls together near the failure that night had failure that night had been been and Pittsfield", on Wednesday
about hal a mile away. It was about halt a mile away. It was big Diefendorf con- con- caused by wires damaged in a also said another red, dome- also said another red, dome-
abrut S0 feet in diameter and about 50 feet in dinmeter and tinued. tinug they shined their y shined their fire and that this had fire and that this had been "been shaped object paced their car
10 to 15 feet hicn. It scemed to 1n to 15 feet hicn. it soemed to lights lights on sort of faded. reported. for a few seconds, then disap- for a few seconds, then disap-
havr a rotating top with red, but as soon as they left, it havr a rotatinz top with red, but as soon as they left, it Leaves No Trace peared at a terrific speed.
blinking lishts and a flashing glowed even brighter than be- bliniring lishts and a flashing glowed even n brighter than be- Hamilton Hamilton is a clerk is a clerk and The student, Dennis E. Diefen- The student. Dennis E. Diefen-
white light in the center and fore and seemed to get bigger DiVergilio whife light in the center and fore and seemed to get bigger DiVergilio a chef at a chef at the dorf, Patrick Hamilton, a clerk,
giowed like a biz red cinder." We though: it was taking off, Phoenix Hotel in North Adams. and Robert DiVergilio, a chef, at
Stopping the sar. the trio but it didin't." "We told a North Adams po- the Phoenix Hotel, also said that
watched the objen: for five or - Lights Above Trees liceman about it the next day," two police cars were at the scene.
10 minutes. the youth said, be- Later they saw what ap- Diefendorf said, "and he ex- Polie in Adams, North Adams
fore driving away toward North peared to be a car driving along pressed the opinion that the and Williamstown knew nothing
Adamis. A qua: down a road up the momuntain, but men we talked to were not po- of the incident.
the road thoy saw what looked realized th was no road licemen at all." Prof. Mehlin said that lengthy
like 20 or 30 red lowing there, they A check of "the area in day- interviews with persons reporting
on the ground on the opposite light Wednesday. revealed no such incidents would be most ad-
bank of the river. with two headlights, was actual- trace of what had taken place vantageous, but impractical due
-Not Burning Stutops ly gliding above the treetops, the night before, the trio stated. to the time consumption.
"We thought . mere might Diefendor stated. The professor added that there
have becn a plane cran or One o. polieemen said were no outstanding comets, me-
soinething." Dieteniont said. he had seen meterorites and teors "fireballs" (meteors
"W? slowed to the suggesled that was what it which are noticeable for their
smaller one, but -driving was, according to the student. flaring up and intense bright-
until we came to a hr use with But Diefendorf said he had ness). He also reiterated the fact
hights on. The man seen UFOs in California last that the meteors could not hover
us there had just boen a brief year during a rash of sightings at all in any one location.
ponver failure and there.
told him about the objects. he "We stayed on the hill watch- -
said the owner of thu land i
somotimes burns stumos thore. a sort of patiern for quite
but never at this time of yoar." awhile, but then we saw another
The youths then drove back red light up on the mountain
and observed both objects for and began to get the idea that
some time, Diefendorf said. maybe we shouldn't b there.
and the big one seemed to so we left and went home,"
grow in size, then get smaller, Diefendorf said.
as if pulsating. Read of Sightings
"We were really frightened, The youths thought nothing
alnost hysterical." he said. of the silence surrounding their
"We drove away very fast, experience untit they read of
then thought they (the occu- other sightings in the area

NewEngland NewsclipAgency,Inc."
Box 2078, Boston 02106 742-4200 UNION (m)
Transcript e) SpriNGhiid, MASS.
NORTH ADAMS, MaSS. CIRC. 79,350
Circ. 13,503
JAN 24 1967 New
JAN 2 4 1967 Enghand
Newselip
Police Report UFO
4 Police Chief
Sighting Caused Debunks UFOs
By Burning Logs WILLIAMSTOWN Police
Chief Joseph Zoito, Jr., said
Williamstown Police Chief Jo- unidentified Monday night that reports of
seph Zoito Jr. today y attributed Wedncsuay mad boor investigat- flying objects
last week's reports of unidenti- ed by two officers and dis-
fied flying objects (UFO) to missed as groundless.
burning logs and caf wmdow Burning Logs
reflections. The chief was referring to a
The UrO sightings were made story in the Springfield Sunday
by three men on Route 43 near Republican which allcged that
the Mt. Hope Farm. police had no knowledge of the
The chlef, who did not know reported sightings by a North
Saturday that two of his patrol- Adams State Colloge student and
men had investigated the com- Hotel In North Adams. two employees al the Phoenix
plaint, said today that the red The officers chccked out the
lights were burning logs fanned report Wednesday night
by the wind. The patrolmen said again Thursday and
that the report by the three found that it was a combination morning and
men was "greatly exaggerated." of burning logs, car headlights
Reporting the sightings were on other highways and perhaps
TRANSORIPT (e) Dennis E. Dtafendori, a student Dennis E. Diafencorf, a student vivid imaginations. vivid imaginations.
NORTH ADAMS, MASS. at North Adams State College, at North Adams State College, The trio saw the UFO at
and Patrick Hamilton and Rob- 1.15 a. mn.," Zoito said, "yet they 1.15 a. in.," Zoito said, "yet they
CIRC. 13.500 ert DiVergilio, who work at the ert DiVergllio, who work at the able to give a detailed descrip-
New Phoenix Hotal Phoenix Hotel tion of a huge dome,"
JAN 26 1367 JAN 26_1367 England England The officers checked the "The officers checked the
.ealin area from Routes 43 and 7 and
Letters discovered brightly burning logs,
To The Tramseript . S which were being fanned by the
wind. Cars on a highway leading
Convinced Object mately 3h-4 hours) no one ap- to the Mt. Hope piggery possibly contributed, but I am
windows were down? Why would contributed, but I am confident confident
Was a Real UFO proached the chjeet. neither our- burning logs a appear so tall and appear so tall and that the officers investigation
Editor of The Transoript: selves nor the pollcemen. If in Selves nor the polilcemen. If in wide while burning. proved that the sighting was
According to the report of two reality these were burning This report by no means was false," Zoito concluded.
Willamstown policemen, stumps, of whien we are tho- stumps, of which we are tho- intended as a joke and when we
sumed UrO's reported sumed UrO's reported or Ere DrS roughly unconvinced, perhaps think about it, it seems even
River Road were only Green your paper would like to explain more ludicrous that we are told
stemps." It stumps." It was to the publio whare the flash of to the publie whare the flash of Rirogt that a burning stump paced the
that our story was "greatly ex- directed light came from. The car! Regardless what the public
aggerated." We can power de to a fire oc- believes or would rather not be-
"imagine" how exaggerated ou reace curred one o: nlrhts after liev we will not be convinced
story must have seemed to toa our incc e: the one that by non-professionals nor by a
public when they learned tha: occurred the night involving our mocking public that we saw any-
two patrolmen were escorted to experience has not been explain- thing other than what we report-
the scene yet there was no report ed. There are a number. of ed. There might be three young
of the incident for three days. questions left unresolved; Why men on the moon reporting g see-
It also seems quite obvious to was there no flame to the "burn- ing a UFO and a public equally
us that if burning stumps were ing?" Why was there no smoke ready to jeer them also.
what we actually saw, we would or even smouldering? How could Also, due to faulty plagiarism,
have reocgnized them. However, we have witnessed reflections by the time the story had reach-
from the beginning of our epi- from car lights when out of the ed the Berkshire Eagle and the
sode to its termination (approxi- entire evening only one car pass- Transcript it had been blown
ed along that road and our car slightly out of proportion. How-
ever, we ourselves are gratified
to know that we reported this in-
cident to other people including
a North Adams policemin before
a similar accounting of a sight-
of the state. ing was reported in another part
DEANIS E. DIEFLNDORF.
ROEERT DIVENGILIL
PATRICK L. HAMILJON

18 JANUARY 1967 1/18/67
BiDERoOR
UFO_REPORT
NICAP MASS INVESTIGATOR
DATE OF INVESTIGA 29 January 1967
SIGHTING DATE: 18 January 1967
SIGHTING TIME: 12:15 AM
SIGHTING LOCATION: South Williamstown, Mass.
WITNESSES: (1)
Springfield, Massachusetts
$($ Age 22)
Age 22)
(c/o
(4) Mr. (Saw flash of light
Brooklyn Street, before power failure
North Adams, Mass same time above trio
spotted UFO)
SIGHTING_ACCOUNT
The three witnesses were proceeding north on Routef 7 at about 12:15 AM.
Upon nearing the Williamstowm area they noticed a bright flash
high in the sky. (This was als( seen by on
Brooklyn Street at North h Adams just
North Adams, Adams and Williamstown.)
like the c
of logs let urning which were still glowing). They stopped at the
lighted h I described their occupants. The
people at e house told them that just glowing embers
from a pile rning logs and e house. The witnesses
then retur ed original scene where they first saw the dome-shaped
object and noted that the "lights" were still there They set off north-
eastward on Route  43 to find a policeman. Suddenly, a very bright
red-glowing object appeared several hundred feet ahead of them to the
right of the oad and paced I the car which was doing 60 mph. The object

ball" chase was due to reflections on the car window and the young men's
imagination."T The felt that the actual facts were proba exaggerated
by the young men.
CHAIRMANIS EVALUATION
Investigator Jennings confirmed the report that logs had been burning
in the sighting area on the night of the alleged sighting. This fact
alone compromises part the young men's account although it certainly
5o ange glowing obiect with red.
end that carried hite light on its side. It does not
explain the round object that paced their car at close
range. It wast pinion that a legitimate Uro
sichtine took placee that the burning Iogs were incidental. The
report mind is inconclusive and valuable only in that it
may the increase in UFO sightings s that started mid-January 1967.
The descrin otion does fit that of many other better documented UFO
reports.
White Resgectfully submitted,
light light Raymond
Chairman: NICAP MASS SUBCOM
GLOWING OBJECT
SKETCH BY:
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mistake appiars in tholr veitton xoporto.
onlle.

bexture of en ereetor sot Motal" wes soon about the 1ights. * The coabex
of the trepasokd seomad oo be derk end non-refler Ciino Tho drivor pulled
over to the side of the rvnd diroctly broedside to the objeot thich' seamed
to be Lowor and onlg 3oo j00 feet stay They doct led de toule be bost to
stey in the car which was idling wiih Idhts' and radlo Cn. Shon abruptly
the ongine ondopt for chs SenOZAOOr
Light Mhich just berely lle uh end wes pusncing oet end ok.
imadletsiy
would not starts Thinking that ths Hghts and radio swikoh' boing on migns
be ovorloaddng the battort she Bried to otart che oar ngain eftor switdhing
them off but Wag unsuooetsful. fhe drivor had opened bne Aide window,
heard, Shon the objeot logen moving slowly and thon Ghot atay et great
.
Miss Nioholeca shtol a cluster ot lighte at aXCremOlY Iow aitiando whieh
seened to etiier hoktine moying very slexly so taat i6 g eexred Go be
at a ebandsttlh. Sho desoribed dhon as' a Dig Souauro shapod Dettorn ot
rod, Blue.
to thom. Sha doeerlbod dhen as a alustor of red, Plmo, greon ond whtto
lights in Thoy pat doon dio vlydon
and askod R.Nitholsdns s dum tho
Slatoed out his window whle srankod dunn. He Cal tr Gha 11oun
et this podnt rege ebont i/hE/2
:
heard the muttled somd or an alnate cngine dren ohs aarenn
:  ( dlow Aron valte ligbss only pofleoted kabnl rosesbling dreotor
sod eatorial, (Lights on Protruiing landing goar? Ge, Glrday-ilko)
s61l6s on A/24/6h. Socomro6ig Biog in New Metdoo and othora). Also
romnare uith ADDeNDin XY

1/20/67  MBMIUEN, MASS
Fege 3
Ho ssated that thore wore ? to d bright red and whito mehts mronacdiag
away at an ssodnated altitude of 30o goo feot. contimed'to
wateh the Lights ae-longres they oould ar
Both giris clain that the object vas not Iiko an alrpiano but netther
saw e dSt share oven thowgh they apoer sar it closer and longar
than Mr did. SiaceChe Crom A2 ns Blng was abows
7:00 PM end flight path of object dosc Aibod'oy Grony at would
ipterseot the path oE 3000 vere proeooding NB' along Loyell Streesd
that the samd Object was Segn By both groups. (Beo Map) Tho distance
bebween Group Ai and Croup A2 vas about 3 hiles eo-the-orowr-flios.
U.S. VEATHER FORMOASR - BOSTON, HASSACRUSEETS
TIME: 7:00 PM BST
DATE: 20 Jamary 1967 (9mset: 4413 PM 692)
PRMPERATURE: 350
VISIBILITZ: Clear
OBILONG: Unlinitad
WIND SPEED: TA .2- MPR
DERECTION': SM
EVALUATION:
Io WITNESS RBLEABTIITY (Groups Indopondent - No collehoration)
GrowL E Rcooll.ont .
especlelly prepared as a couktarscheek and. Swrther ereeer
questionmtns table thanks to tho kind
imitatlen t0 5 3 duly corvdnosd of both
ell aooyrasy of thofr
sOCOMnte
Goupt? Prohably Good
I did not epend as much tine withi OHORS
did ppond
S111 0ws
help ae-pmch-as they cookd. AFomwms k Ror H. NooisonWdoh
he filled ovt ond sont oee by mli tho foliovdny dy. i did gaotion .
him direetly by phoxe. Mo vas veg eordinl and eavhign wand
and stated bhat he beliored the Iithted obgoot nurt linro
normal eiroraft. He does not wnthie aeno pblahod dn
with tho opdeode.

Wind Spoed only W4 MPh. Abnormal Mights.
G. AiraOt = IMPROBABLR
3) configuretiot. of lights do not
corrospond
2) Hovering absituda, axtremely Zow alsdondo yot with no
noticable saund(by droup f1) repor:id,
3) A Chock With "Sky-lite" Adveroteing Cospany indiosted
thet thetr airoraft vas groundod and laas beon in ropadr
since Jamuary 1, 1967. Howeyer, ios Ullulnated oign
would not correepond to the leit pabtorn(s) repoutied.
41 AS.
field would be away' from the sighting area.
I doublo-chockod Me. intotmation, vit an, Arpy
Lanrence Myniodpal Aurpor't. Ho conourrod with thnt Mr.
dninn said and atated that if the roportod dr'e tore
aocurate, the sightins vns oxtroordinery.
0) All witmosues in both Grops cxoopt 1 cie
nirplane or holicoptor, M. Kldholsta did not aoe tto
lights ad olooo range but mnaintnlua lie hoard n
airoraft engine.
(lote: 0-1
te
engiro, lights, radio Iablure io oonslabant vtt ather tFo r(ts)

the cer's engine, Iighbe and radio falldd orcopt for the
altornator Uight wiith barely glowed, 1 pulsating ort and on.
(It ie possible that the Rilaments of the panal lights
were doing tho sem) bub were not soek ao thcy ere Shiolded
fron the drivor and wore not bright enough to bo noticablo in the tenconoss ot the sibuation):
3) As soon as the objnce soved oft, Group #l werg ablg to
start Gheir dar wsh caods
4) The two red lighto on the objuot vere pulaking/fhe alternstor
light wos Pulndping.
51 The sighoing rool: place during a balld-op of ono signtinge
elsewdhere in Noy Ehglsnd. "This baildray was not known Dy
the wloneas is oit very fow peopte aro miare df it an only the wioneas is ond very fow peopto ard miare df it an only nenopapars in Bhr' Iogat,
nenopapars in Bhr loual orea dn whioh tae digntings arod oret ih Whioh tae Jigntings aro
hakihg Pleoe opy roporting on thtn. No montion is boing bakihg pleoo opy roporting on thtn. No mortlon is boing Made ou Rediott brcadousts. Made onl Rediott brcadoasts,
Y, COLELTS
With due considoration bellef thac the object
was A lormel elrorets I mmst submit this repors as baing that or
ettamluiod on the sicht the 3ighs of the ovorall data collectod and
to soms that tho lies It"is untorttnate and poxhaps strango
objsot. Hojever, na polien regoived ne repgrts on this lopoilying
episodes to the Loerl. Grop At nor Group A2 reportod thodr
Uvo probtam by PTO. most poopt: Dud to ohe phst trottment of the
othars wtuld "think er wore crasy"," Hod it not baon Kor tho f6el that tho polies oo
SUbCAK
MEATRVAN

"as lerge as the hovse",
AUTOMOBILE DATA
Manufacturer :. Remblor Yoaz 1963.
Humber oylinders :: 6 Condioion E 9 Brcollent
fype Transmission : Standard Aftoreffects None
Model Sedan A dr
soteical/goneral wlntur choakap E-3 woeks pesvilously,
As of 1/23767 6pe2a ratlss looothly. I chooked,to sae ir car had an
eloctrg-negnetto
field might hava affrects! the elock soleruid er I the watoh
movemont and would perhne's havo shown up ts running slow or fast, eto.
The car does not have a slook. Tho witnasvss wore not wearing waoohee,
LIGHTE RADTO-ENGINE FATLURE
Gar put in socond gear to Alow (simdcanoously)
Brakee spolicd - Olutch doxn Koy In position
Car put ih Rirst gear-olut) down Albemmeter Mlomont glowing faaeaate ame n, "
Bncine 12 O Yory diidy, Reding on
Lighto 67 Rad1o playing
4.P - US
i LRST SPART OAR (3 SECOND,TNRD' MYEMPUS TO START GAR
Turned koy to"otartPposloion Lights & Rtio switohee tuned
Bngine mado low heaning sound 6o Hoge" 1oloion
but did tot tarn ovor a6 all Drirer attostted Giio to ster:
Light 6 radie S switchss otill on 1: Ga0, Koald mos ti0n
over Aat todo worniag mownd.
me YMNA AUF
OJEETEASEOARSTXRE
WIT NO ) PROUBLD AT ALL
S0B LaPSh ESTTMrD At t 3 MVIS

us, going in a northerly direction. This plane had white lights on and
one wing light that flashed red. However it was only a matter of a very
short time bcfore this plane and its lights were completely out of sight.
I don't see how the light that we saw could have been a
star because of its erratic movement, and I don't think it could have been
a plane, because the light emanating from this object was much too bright to be man-made.
pinpoint in the sky and fainter than most of When we left at O6:15 G. M. T. the object was a very faint
was still quite obvious. the stars, although pulsing
I don't know what this was. Perhaps you do. And if you
do know what it was, I would like to know myself. We thought it might be
a helicopter many miles away, hovering and moving around. However,
object was from us.
globular shape, like aesd top of a half sphere, and the colored lights
object in the telescope, which was on a tripod, we could not absolutely deter When we looked at the
mine its shape because of the imperfections of the lenses of the telescope.
It was unfortunate that we did not have the telescope out when the object was
Very sincerely yours,
VEJ:g
P.5. Somims mssulid the was C. dine
pn. Io th eneit

SKERG OF GOUE A SIGTOE ARES ADDENDUM II
UFo Firet seen
Lighting configuration Pirst Soen
are UFO Hovored i3 ainubes & mocoloreted into SU
B - UFO Lest Seen
FB - Fira Box f 49
R Red Bight FELDS
w - White Light
Cd- Orow # Autonbile
WOOOS
WNSEF Pe
CHMER GY CHMER SY
PEMRY30
SOOOM

ADDENDUM III
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N. H.
FLIGHT PATH OF mapco'
LIFO BETWEEN MAP OF N
METHUEN
GROUP‡I $GROUP#2 GREATER
CASSUMED FROM
LAWRENCE
DATA)
including map corporation of america
ANDOVER
NORTH ANDOVER
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CANE ORLITON A ROGERS METHUEN SCAENIET
THENTON ST 37 MASSACHUSETTS
BENCRIT Copyright - Map Corporation of Amerita
4Y nEs NIA N. H.
10 Boston Massachusetts
AN NN METHUEN
MT HRE5424
Grosvenor
Corner
93 GROUP#2
£6155 PM EST SALEM
MART
Merrimack
Valley
5W000 RO/ Golf Course
BARTLETT RO
28 CIH ST HAMP s
CORURN PCN: HUWE
04N I ST Tozier
RO Corner ST
STANLEY AV HOWE DA MARY LOU ARCMISALD
ts AV KATHE NINA ts THAYER 5
Norston
Corner
CEN. Y0s
CH THEN TAECH E 105 3
E 300t DA ar
WAIL ST And3d
O7 = Dodd,
St 41 RO Fr,* Gun Ponter H.11
S1 1 DD Hill
ALBUNN ANT Ad
12 77
5 BROOK FLOPE SCA
a00K rED A ALBION
1 P1 8 UL 80
*** AV XEP SPELE POWER LINE TOWERS
a ST .4V LTER
2 ON EAST ALONG-RA95
2 ST CA
RVK IE CORT1S DN MAN 6
SWAM CUSTE" 5 ST EY ST TER
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GIR 45 AD Q GBARENEADOW Fropooed
s As 21 HETMICK 1
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PORESCE T SOHREN !
ESTEN 2

CFoRaPt2
D
D
A. Stationary lighy, silvar gold.
B. Dome thot appoored r metallic silver.
C. Stationary red light.
D. Window.
E. "Grille" light changing from red to white in clockwise
rototion.
F. Stationary red and white "grille" light.
ONSET FLYiN3 SAUCER as recreated from eye-witness reports showed sfrong interest in the reports and inerviewed the
by Wareham Courier artist Herb Arral. This is not the first Onset witnesses for 45 minutes. Did any olhur Onsel resi-
reported such sighting in the immediate Wareham ared, but dents see this object?
with the "Erector set material" noticed around ,the white lights by the
Group #l witnesses of the Methuen, Mass.(1/2o/67 sighting. Note also the
red light on each side and the It is very similar to
the Methuen sighting except for the window effect and exact position of
the lower lights. (Nany UFOs reported oval object with a bright
red light on each end) (The cluster red, green, blue, yellow, white
lights noticed by lights' first noted

New EnglaniNewsdlip Agency,Inc.
Box 2073, Buston 02106 742-4200
Courier
WAREHAM, MaSs.
Weokly Circ. 3,050
1966
NOV
Flying Saucer
(Contimued from Page 1)
The most outstanding feature
was two windows of gigantic pro-
portions. No source of light was
apparent, but the windows gave
off a steady bright glow.
The objeet emitted no smoke,
left no visible trail. did not change
in brightness, shape, or color, and
made no sound as it suddenly
rose above the trees and gradual-
ly slid from sight, traveling paral-
lel to Rte. 28 from east to west.
Whether to make a full report or
to kecp quict to avoid ridicule and
adverse publicity was a difficult
decision to make. The obligation
of a citizen to his government and
to the general publie outweighed to the gencral public outweighed
the other possibility, and eariy on
Tuesday evening, a call was made
to the officer of the day at Otis
Air Force Base.
night?" "Was there anything flying last "Was there anything flying last
officer stated. "There was nothing flying," the "There was nothing flying," the
"Oh, yes there was!". "Oh, yes there was!"
In reply to tne remark, "You're
going to think I'm crazy." the of.
ficer said, "Oh, no, I won't. We ficer said, "Oh, no, I won't. Wc
have a U F.O. officer on duty here at the base for the purpose of han.
at the base for the purpose of han-
dling all such reports. He will call
you in the morning."
In order that the U.F.O. officer
might determine whether or not a
telephone interview would be
worth-while, the caller insisted on
the ighting. giving the officer the highlights of
On Wednesday morning. a call
came from a sergeant in the of
fice of the licutenant assigned to
investigate U.F.O. reports. The in.
terrogation lasted for abont 45
minufes, with every detail thor-
agreed that if a sketch of the ob.
ject were sent to the Base, it
would dcfinitcly aid further in the
Air Force investigation.
In the past, the Air Force has
denicd any knowledge of the exis-
tenct of UF.O.. commonly
called "flying satcers " More re-
cently, howcyer. with the number
of sichtings wereasing sagnificant.
ly, official inierest has been made
publie, and the Air Force has ini
tiated a plan to submit UF.O.
evidence to a private university
for scientifie investigation.

DRIVER,
DATA SHEET - UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT(S)
Please answer the following questions concerning the Aerial
Phenomena you observed. The data wil used for research
purposes. Thank you for your on in this matter.
Return tor Raymond E. Fowler, CHAIRMAN Tel. 468-4815
NICAP MASSACHUSETTS SUBCOM.
13 Friend Court, Wenham, Mass.
1. When did you see the object? 2. Time 45
four Minutes
20 January 1967 (Circle One): A.M or P.M_
Day Month Year
3.Time Zone:
(Circle One): G. Eastarn a. Daylight Saving
Contral b. Srandard
c. Mountain
d. Pacific
6. Other
Methuen Massachusetts
Nearest Postal Address City or Town State or County
5. How long was object in sight? (Total Durarion)
Hours Minutes Seconds
a. Cortain c. Not very sure
. Fairly cortain d. Just a guess
envoived Coming down
5.2 Was object in sight continuously? Yes No
6. What was the condition of the sky?
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 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'tremember

d. Don't remember d. Dan't remember
9. objecr?
CLOUDS (Circl Om): WEATHER(Cirele One):
a. Clear skv . Dry -
b. Hazy b. Fop, mist, or light rain
c. Scattered cloud c. Modernre or heavy rain
d. Thick wy c'ouds Snow
e. Don': ramember
T0. The object apbeared: Cirele One):
7
Solid Anligh
b. Tranaparent . Don't remember
c. Vaper
(Circle One):
Brighter CAbout the some
b. Dimmer dDon't know
11.1 Compare brighmaps wo sake comman chijucv:
(Circle Ome): a Fusay or blurved o. oher It was glowing around
b Lilsw beighe s the whiteliahtsit reslected
c. Shamaty cantined
d. C
. Did the object: (Circte One for each question)
a. Appear to stand still ny any time? Yes No Don't know
b. Suddenly speed uo dmd rush oway at any rime? Y'es No Don't know
c. Break un into parte or ewoiete? YrS №o Don't know
d. Give off smain? Yurs No Don't know
@. Change brightens? Yes No Don't know
i. Change shape? Y.a8 No Don't know
g. Flash or flicker? Pes No Don't know
h. Diseppear ond reapseer? Yes No Don't know
a

matchheadis
would hove been
light was at least the Size of a basebull.
of the object that you saw such as wings, protrusions, etc., and especially exhaust trails or vapor trails.
Place an arrow beside the drawing to show the direction the object was moving.
front view y side view
red liqhts in L formation were blinking
0 00
metal darkcenter
on Shade d areas
lights White lights
retlecting
direction of movement

e. At se0
i. Othor g. Other
24. IF you wore MO LE or other vehicle of the time, then complets the following wwesisos:
irclo One)
o. North. East . South g. West
b. Northeust d. Southeast f. Southwest h. Northwest
24.2 we were traveling for
iminvte + 3o secends
we stopped. to qet , a
Erector set material with white liqhts -
red lights on the top.

whon you first saw it. Place a "B"
90° 75°
friet
VM NG
A
se
ch abuut A
ure
28.
$B_$ 4 Stop
B
E
therg? 3
Draw a picture of ho

NAME
Lost Neme First Nome Middle Noe
ADDRESS Mass
City Zone Stat
TELEPHONE NUMBER AGE SEX female
indicate any additional infer - which might be pertinent.
t tenney High school ember of the
C 0
member of math &Physics Clubs
.
*
33. When and whom did you report that you had seen the object? called my father about
20 January 1967 5 minutes atter the
Day Month Yeur sighting

DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE
HEADQUARTERS 2ND BOMBARDMENT WING (SAC)
BARKSDALE AIR FORCE BASE, LOUISIANA 71110
REPLY TO
ATTNOF: CXI
SUBJECT: UFO
TO: AFSC (FTD)
Wright-Patterson AFB
Ohio 45433
paragraph 13b.
FOR THE LANDER
1a9.6
GERARD J. ENNIS, Capt, USAF
Chief, Information Division Chief, Information Division
Peace....is our Profession

tunning condition qoc
for the restof the hiqht. Since we
teplaced the battery
aqo I do
hot believe that itwas the car's fault. ± had the
klutch in at all times since was ovlling off to

that her t Two friends Sdw d flying
strect Methee ohile
Soucen washington Srend awhe hees
thewey topick ck A
on The Cun stalled, liskts we
in this abea C
oot and radio WaRTins yoye toyet
it it was was heading heading CUT this this
being Aeing fertencte
but but Idid Go
h aflyins aflyinS Soocer Soocery
Chocsk Asen ksen Wh a looked a looked at the the
minutes te
outside for Ordiaday
out ofthe
sky.Nothing
by Me -
FEKMAN
LAWKENGE GAS CO.

Phenomena you observed. The data will
purposes. Thank
Return tor Raymond E. FOWler, CHAIRMAN Tel. 468-4815
NICAP MASSACHUSETTS SUBCOM.
13 Friend Court, Wenham, Mass.
1. When did you soe the object?
Hour Minutes
2o Janudrf 1947 (Circla Ono): A.M or P.M.)
Day Month
3. Time Zone:
(Circle One): Eastern (Cirelo Ono): Daylight Soving
b. Contral Srondord
c. Mountain
d. Pacific
. Other
Methuen Mass
Nearest Pogtal Addross City or Town Stote or County
5.2 Was abjoct in sight continuoualy? Yes L
What was the condition of the sky?
DAY NIGHT
© Bright
Cloudy o.
nore was the SUN located as you looked af the objock?
(Cirelo One): c. In front of you d. To your loft
b. in bock of you O. Overheed
c. To your righr 5. Donramambor

CLOUDs(Cirtle Onal: WEATHER (Cirele One):
Clar sky (a.) Dry
b. hazy b. Fop, mise, or light rain
c. Scatrered clouda e. Modernrr or heovy rain
Thick a hoowy dloude d. Se
o. Oon't romamber
. o a
(Cirele Oma)) iin
a, Sold ②aglighns :
b. Tronscorent W. Don' rombor
c. Y=Dor
11. If it oppeorad as a light, wos it brigavar Mhen the brighwast stera? (Circlo Ona):
2 Brighrer ②) Alour whe some
3. Dimmer d. Don'r know
11.1 Comoare brlighmavg Wr tese cammeh dbgech
d. pbi
1. Did the obleer: (Circte One for aoch question)
a. Apcear 'o srend still ae my time? No Don't know
Suddanl soneh up tnd rush owoy or wny she? No Don't know
c. Brock wo are pc cxoloce Yrg Nd Don't know
d. Give off sman Yers Don't know
o. Change  gs? Yos 2
1. Chonge snos? Yars (on'sknow
9. Flosh or fheker" Yeu 2② Don't know
h. Diuopovor and repeaor? Yes Don't know

sighting, how much of the objeet ould have boen covered by the match heod?
Berause we were closeI think d
: the
woold be needed to Cover
red Q red our
I whiteo white
Mouse
cdn
drive wiy

d. 1an cirplone (rypn; a. Flying over a ny?
c. Ar 100 f. fields
(. Othe - g. Other
MOslLE or othar vehicle of tho rimo, then complets the following duestrons:
c. North East . South g. West
U. Northeast d. Southoust f. Southwest h. Northwest
1
34.2 how lost worn you moving? 30Mglamiles per hour. ..
9
I
o. Cyeglusces e. Binocvlars Yes OO
t. 3un ori0s 6. Telancope Yeu
c. Hinosniald Yo S. Theodalite Yn5
. Winuowglass Y1s
2o. In erder th , -  on giwe os cleor a pictore os possibls of what you saw, descrtin in your own words o connon
ohject or wojacts which, whrn oloced up in the sky, wauld give tho samo appoc unce ds the objert which you sow.
Brel grid
Duhite Qwhite
.

90° 730
fer NG
at
K
150 B
stp
A north north
- :. lest lest
car ecist
, thon how many wore shoro? -
Draw a pietore of how thoy were arronged, and put an drrow to show tho diroetion that thoy were froveling.

an i oe a a comd
31. Yos No
Y0 No
31.2 Pleose list their names and addresses:
32. Plooss giva following information about yoursalf:
NAME
Low/Nomo First Noma irst Nome Middlo Nona Midal Noa
ADDRESS ADDKESS Methoea Methoen. Moss Mass
City Zon Zone S·cn Snn
TElEPHOnE NUMBeR TELEPHONE NUMBER AGE L SEX E F
indicotn ony additional informarien aboul yoursak, inchaliag any special indicatn ony additional merion aboul yourssl, inc lag ony spectol I exporience, which might be pertinent. xporience, whicn might be pertinent.
Senios Lenney Ash Schl High School
1
Editon and chief of Yearbook
Cheerlender 3,4
Uanious officesn clubs
33. Whan and to wham did you report thar you had sean the ebject?
20 ! 1967
Day Month Your
don informif.on
-

PoGO 7
Date you co
Doy MONth Yeor
. Information which you I parrinant ond which is not adoquately covored in tho spacific points of the
quastionnairs or a narrativa oxplanation of your sighring.
. The cdr stopped and the lights wentoot
IS
Janice noticed the object So K.m pulled over
They wanted to gef cut of the cee, bot
I didod. 411 of sudden the cde stalled
dud +be addio and lights went off. Then 4
nobody wdaled to got out of the celr. Trothfully,
I I wis was too scdred scdred to edrefilly to edre fully observe C cbserve the the
object. I just I just noticed the four lights. four lights. when
they passed, finally got the
cdr g=ng.
E
-
2

some known object?
Misses dnd picked me up et my home
dboot 6:ro. l We were trdueliag down l Wash.ngton
Strcet when
glanced ov windew and saiel must be cl
beldcopter. would not not disuiss itas
such nd ne then becemne exc.ted. At first exc.ted. At first
she she sdid, "I sdid, "It most be d most be di UFO 0- UFO 0:
flying savce 411 of of sudden sodden n it wdsn't it wdsn't funny funny
any more. msre. sdid sdidl "Led's "Let's go lock at the c1t the
helacopter. I I wds sedred, dnd I nel 7 refused to celisedto get
00t the cir. le had just polled the
adr ouer. Soddenty the cdr sldlled drd the
rado drd lights went out. The object
passed dnd 4he cdr started,

17 gan 67 Bahaman
NO CASE
DAFO ONLY UNCLASSIFIED
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STAFF MAESSAGE BRANCH
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THIS TWX IN SIX PARTS COVERING STATEMENTS OF PEOPLE INVOLVED IN
SIGH ING UFOS WITH COMMENT S AS WELL AS A REPORT OF UNUSUAL CONDITIONS
IS A STATEMENT BY THE ELEUTHERA AAF CONTROL TOWER OPERATOR, MR E.
CoPy FOR HINCK
AFHO JOR S 0-309C UNCLASSIFIED

Please answer
Phenomena you observed. The data will ) used for research
purposas. Thank you for your cooperation in this matter.
Return to: Tel. 468-4815
NICAP MASSACHUSETTS SUBCOM.
13 Friend Court, Wenham, Mass.
1. Whun did yow soe the objeer? 45
Hour Minutas
20 Jonvary 19s (Circle Ona): A.M or P.M.
D=y Month Yuor
3. Timo Zone:
(Circle One): C. Eastern (Circla Ona): Daylight Saving
b. Contral b. Srendard
c. Mountain
d. Pacific
o.
4. Whore were you when you saw the objoct?
Methoen _MassachuserTs
Nooresr Postal Addrass City or Town Srate or County
5. How long was object in slght? (Toral crol Duration) Duration) 2
Houra Allnures Saconds
Cortain c. Not very sure
Fairly cortain d. Just a guess
OF Trine sghited is esrimated.
5.2 Was otieer in sight continuously? YosZ No
DAY NIGHT
c. Brignt Bright
b. Cloudy Clovdy
7. IF you sow the objeer during DAYLIGHT, whers was the SUN lecated as you looked af the objoet? -
(Circlu Ons): a in front of you d. To your lofr
b. in bock of you c. Ovorhoad
c. To your right 6. Dentt romambar

What wer ner condinions on the tlane yeu se secr?
CLOUDS (Circle Om): WEATHER (Circle Onn):
a. Clear 2kv Dry
b. Hozy b. Fog, mist, or lighy rain
O Scatared cloud- c. Mederar or hwavy rain
Thick or hoowy clouds d. Snow
U. Den't romember
TO. The object cobe Circle Oneh
o. Solid trt-tighr LighTs
b. Transperent . Dont romomb
c. Vepor
a. brighter ②Abal ww Bome
b. Dimmer 6 Don't know
11.) Compere brlighmss w tonn conmen Cbpock
c. Sharty culimed
d. Du1m
. Did the ablect: (Cirche Ona for eoch question)
a. Appores to stand srill at oay nre? Yea No Don't know
b. Suddenly sperd up bw ruh owoy or wry thme? No Don't know
c. Breod uo inre sarre  owolode? Yru No Don't know
d. Give nit smak-? Yurs No Don't know
e. Chonge brightanss? Yes Don't know
i. Chonge shows? Yes No Don't know
g. Flosh or flickur Yeo No Don'know
h. Disoppeor ond rrupzuer? Yes No Don'? know
..

(Cirele One): Yes
, 1 in fronr of _...
F
17. Tell in a lew words the rollowing things abour the objoct:
a. SoundNoe
4 =.Coic Eive LighTi=3 nite2red
18. We wish to know the ongular size. Hiold a match stick at arm's longth in line with a known object ond note how 1
much of the abject is covered by the head of tho match. if you had porformed this exporiment of the time of the
akcir
white (dim)
and at First red oc
Plane. .tered
wiite
→
..
it flew off in This directian
red,

a. Insido u building
In a cor In cpen countryside?
1 c. Outdoor- d. Neor on airfield?
. d. in on aurpioine (tyon) o. Flying over o ciy?
e. Atson 1. Flying over open country?
1. O4er g.
I
24. IF you wore MC TGmOBiLE or othor vehicle of the time, thon comploto the : following wostions;
24.) Whot direction wern yow moving? (Cinelo One)
o. Nerth Easy e. South 9. West
L. Northeast d. Southeuse i. Southwest n. Northwest
.
we sighred The objecT, a Then stopped
- bbjett which you sow
1
1
exacT ouTline,
STruiTure

whon you hirst sow it. Place a "g" on tha compass whore you last saw the object.
90" 73
B
A
5 WW NG
3
-150
prading olject
B. wwhen ane staffes
A sroeded sroeded aT This This Point.
B B
than how mony ware thora? _
Draw a picrure of how they were orrangad, and put an crrow to show tho diroction that they were travaling.
.
--

No.
Y05 No
31.1 IF you answered YES, did thay soa the object roo? (Circle One) $Y0 No
31.2 Pleose hist thair nomes and addrosses:
+
the following informarien ebcur yawrsol
NAME
Firat Noma Middie Noma
ADDRESS Merhuen Mass.
Ciry Zor-a Srote
TELEPHONE NUMBE
Honor SocieTy,
Various
33.When and ro wham did you rocort thet you had soan the objuer?
20
Day Wenth Your
-

L
The ittontion of The other occupants To iT.
I - road and The cariTalled. 7
direcTion -
we
When The objecT Flew off, The Lnorr, me
cur sTerted agin. The oject made no nos cur serd agi. The ect ad no 1iL po he
STreT Lighits in The area. StreeT Ligits in The area.
2

and The Lights went out.
Times FLew off.
I Trought The Too Large and
hovered in
From NICAp.

6.
7.
si Were thare more than one objecr? NO
direction of movement, if any.
a Plecse describe the object(s) in detall. For instance, did ir (thay) appear
ec? Flecseuse additional sheets of paper, if necessary.ppre
1 -LighToR LighteR
10. Was the objsct(s) brighter than the background of the sky? M Wes the obisct(s) brighter than the background of the sky? M/
11. If so, compare the brightness with the Sun, Moon, headlights, etc.
12. Did the objecr(s) - (Please elaborate, If you can give details.)
a. Appear to stand stili ar sny time? No
b. Suddenly speed up and rush away at any time? App
C. Break up into parts or explode?
3. Give off smoke? Slowly, A
. Leave any visible trail?
f. Drop anything? moutna
o. Change b brightness?
h. Change shope?
i. Change color?
13. No
14. 1
15. Did yu observ the objact() through an optical instrumant or other aid, windshield, windowpane, storm window, scraening,
ate? -0
is. Did the object(s) have any sound? 4os What kind? Soun I f How loud? 7
Aircrn
17. Please tell if the objact(s) was (ware) —
a. Fuzzy or blurred.
b. Like a bright stor.
c. Sharply outlined. 134 hahts-

25. This 6034 94
26. Please astimate the distance of the object(s).
1/4 +-01/2 M:12
27. What -as the elevatlon of the object() In the sky? Pleasa mark on this hamlsphere skotch:
28. No
29. copeared and disappeared from view) the diroction of Its cours
the area; rouds, fowns, villages, railroods, and othor
landmarks within a mile. 02xli
None
33. the neme and rank or title of the agent, his office, and to where and
Nonw
Were you asked or told not to reveal or dlscuss the Ineident? official orders mantioned? Please
elaborate carefully. Nonw
34. We should like pormisslon to quote your name In connection with this report. Thls actian will encouraga othar responalbls
citizons to report similar observations to NicAp. Howaver, If you profar, we will koop your name confidential. Ploos note
your choice by chocking the proper statement below. in any case, plrase flill In all pards of the form, for our own confldontial
flles. Thank you for your cooporatlon.
You may use my name. ( ) Please keep my name confidontial.
Ifeel h (
35. Dabo of filling out this report: Signelure:
1/28/67

UNCLASSIFIED
DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE
STAFF MESSAGE BRANCH
INCOMING FAESSAGE
AF IN : 44770 (24 Jan 67) Page 2 of 6
PAGE 2 RLCLMKA2 191 UNQLAS E F T O
M. WINTERMYER. HE IS EMPLOYED BY PAN AMERICAN UNDER CONTRACT TO THE
U.S. AIR FORCE. HE SPENT FOUR YEARS IN THE U.S. AIR FORCE AND IS
AN RCA TELEMETRY SITE TECHNICIAN. HE IS APPROXIMATELY 37 AND
HAs BeeN WitH RcA for 9 years. ParagrApH four is a statement of A HAS BEEN WITH RCA For 9 YEARs. PARAgRAPH FOUR IS A STATEMENT OF A
NAVY SEamAN, AgE 22 WITH 1 1/2 YEarS WITH ThE NAvy. SAID to BE NAVY SEAMAN, AGE 22 WITH 1 1/2 YEARS WITH THE NAVY. SAID tO BE vERY E VERY
RELIABLE AND DEPENDABLE BY THE NAVy COmMaNd iNg oFFicER. E NAVY COMMAND ING OFFICER.
1 MR  RCA CiviliaAN, MistrAm ChieF TEchNiciaN AnD His 1 MR  RCA CIVILIAN, MISTRAM CHIEF TECHNICIAN AND HIS
WiFe WerE SiTT ing on thE Porch of thEir housE NeaR tHE East coast of WIFE WErE SITT iNg oN thE Porch of tHEir HoUSE NeAR tHE EAST CoAST of
Eleuthera at "Hut point" in the early Afternoon of 17 January 1967. Eleuthera at "hut point" in the EARLY AFTERNOON OF 17 JANUARY 1967.
THE PORCH IS ABOUT 80 FEET ABOVE SEA LEVEL. THE H HO USE E IS LOCATEd
APFROX IMATELY 4 MILES SOUTH OF ELEUTHERA AAF.
TO A DISTANT LON-FLYING OBJECT TRAVELLING SPEED, WHICH SHE
FIRST REMARKED AS AN AIRCRAFT.
THE OBJECT WAS MOVING G FrOM NORTH TO SOUTH PARALLEL TO THE EASTERN
SHOREL INE AT THE IR POINT OF OBSERVATIOND AT AN EST IMATED SPEED OF
THAN ONE MINUTE, EST IMATED AVERAGE DISTANCE F FROM POINT T OF OB SERVATION
AFHO JAN SS Y09M 0-309C
UNCLASSIFIED

issued mnagazine or in another publication. Pleasa try to answer many quastions as possible. Should you need additional room,
please use another sheet of papar. Please print or typewrite. Your assistance is of great value and is genuinely appraciated. Thank you.
Place of Employment
Occupation 10 gradc
15 Education
Special Training
Telephone 325 Military Service
2. Date of Observation Jan. so,1967 Tima AM PM) Tima Zone t
3. Locality of Observation
4. How long did you see the object? :2 Hours Minutes Soconds
5. i.e., bright daylighi, nighttime, dusk, etc. c/rq-
Didn't revnen loretic
6. Position of the Sun or Moon in meon sow
7.
s Were there more than one objecr? onc
direction of movement, if any.
9. Plecse deseribe the object(s) in derall. For instance, did it (thoy) appear -
ete? Please use additional sheets of paper, if necessary. ete? Please use additional sheets oi paper, if necessary.
10. Wes the object(s) brighter than the background of the sky? c
11. If so, compare the brightness with the Sun,
12. Did the object(s) - (Please elaborate, if you can give details.)
Appear to stand still at any time?
Suddenly spead up and rush away ot any time?
S. Breck up into parts or explode?
Give off smoke?
e. Leava any vislble tail?
f. Drop anything?
9. Change t brightness?
h. Change shape?
I. Change color?
13. ,or bohind of, anything? If so, ploase elaborate giving distance, size, etc, if possible.
14. Was there any wind? no If so, plause give directlon and speed.
15. Did you obsarve the object(s) through an optical instrument or othar aidwindshiald windowpana, storm window, screening,
ete? al2a thew.
16. Did the object(s) have any sound? no What kind? How loud?
17. Plouse tell if the object(s) was (ware) -
Fuzzy or blurred.
Like a bright star.
c. Sharply outlined.

24.
25. please elaborate. no
26. 1 block
Pieare mark on this hemisphere sketch: X
27.
28. TCvanicN methucn
Oheve ne. 81792
29. Pleese draw a map of the loeality of the obrervatlon showing North; your position; the directlon from which the object(s)
appos-ed and disoppacred from view; tho directlon of its cou ,towns, villages, rallroods, and othor
land-arks within a mile.
chiet
Were you asked or told not to reveal or discuss the Incident? orders mentioned? Ploase
alaborate carefully.
34,
citizens to report similar observations to NiCAP. However, If you prafer, we will keep your name confidential. Ploase noto
your choice by chocking the proper statemant below. In any case, please fill In all parts of the form, for our own confldontial
flles. Thank you for your cooporation,
You may use my nerne. ( Meoto keop confidential.
35. roport: Sigrervd

30 -
0
?00 200
red 6lor,
lishts were
objcct. (clers of Icce ticw whev t tey
1shts on
ntk 5c . Don't
t1o
C
Sketch by:
Methuen, Mass.

2. Date of Observation PM Tima Zone
3.
4. How long did you see the object? Hours Minutes. 3 Seconds
5. ylight, nighttime, dusk, etc. Clean
6.
7. If seen at night, wilight, or down, ware 3tans WERE visible
Were thare more than one object? Ad
direction of movemant, if any.
a. 9. Plocse desere the object() in detai. For instance, did It (they) appear sol Ploese deseribe the object(s) in detail. For Instance, did It (they) appear s
10. 10 Wes the object(s) brighter than the beckground of the sky? jes Wr hnahioetlhe
As bRight as ahenolight ablock CLDA
11.
12. Did the cbject(s) - (Please elaborate, if f you can give details.)
6 Appear to stand srill at any time?
Suddenly speed up and rush away at any time?
e. Braok up into parts or exploda?
d. Give off smoke?
e. Leove any visible trall?
i. Drop anything?
5. Chonge brightnen?
Change shape?
i. Change color?
13.
14. Wes there any wind? no l, please give direction and speed.
15. etc? What? (00n wnoa(30)
1s. Did the objoct(s) have any sound? What kind? How loud?
17. Ploase tell if the object(s) was (wara) -
a. Fuzzy or blurred.
b. Like a bright star.
Sharply outlined.

24.
25.
26.
27. on hi hamlsphere sketch:
2005ec
28. Neres and oddresses of other wimesses, IF any.
MA niCholgontDaushrer
29. appeered and disappeared from view; the dlrectlon of its course over towns, villages, rallrocds, and other
landmarks within a mile.
33.
Ploase
elaborate corefully.
34. We should I like permission to quote your name In connection with this report. This action wlll encourage othar rosponsible
citizens to report similar observations to NiCAP. However, If you prefer, we wi!l keap your name confldential. Please note
your cho'ce by checking the proper statoment bolow. In any casa, pleare fill In all parts of tho form, for our own cenfidontial
flies. Thank you for your cooporation.
You may use my neme. {√ lential.
35. Date of filling out this report: 50n.21,1967 Signature:

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WAs WAs PheetSE CoCA preCISE Locatior
of of Lights.
Sketch ,
Methuen, Mass.

Color:Yello Shape:.Li Source
UFO passed in front of Aat NA ft passed behind Trees ae 150_Et/
SIGHIING_ACCOUNT
His children called I Mr
electrical power failure in the Medfield area that commenced about 6:5o PM and terminated
at about 7:50 FM.
appeared spherical O binoculars.
Note: ** - Later, Mr. .atated that he sighted a white object in the South which had
that of a full moon. It "sparkled like a s sparkler"
and was mvoing West to East with a "bobbing motion" It appeared to be 1/4 mile away
at an estimated altitude of 2oo feet.
SKETCH OF UFO()
REMARKS
Mr. confessed to me that he had just finished reading the book "Incident at Exeter"
and was quite excited about his "Uro sighting" during a "power blackout". The first sighting
was most likely Venus. The second sighting, although exhibiting typicel UFO motion, does
not contain enough data to make it an unknown. It most likely was an aircraft. It would
seem that Mr. Spang's sightings were influenced by the book, electrical failure and
an overactive imagination.

Nrs
REMARKS a we o   a a WKtNOSsEst
SKETCH OF UFOIS) SUN (e) HUDSON, MASS. SIGHTING ACCOUNT Flevstion:302890° f
"R0 750 New Color:ess-sheped white- Apparent Sise: of. stary Loation: Marlboro, Mass..
FEB 27 1967 Nevsclio England Time: From 2:30tO_ 2:20 AM EST Sipnine Dace, 26 February 67
*-Husband saw briefly from window also. Wind NW at 19 mph 1-
The object is considered as being in the UFO Spotted glowing objeot with two red blinking lights.
unconventional. The witness is considered reli The object's shape, sound, flight path and ligh This Morning By UFO passed in front of NA_ab_NA_ft/of - pa Neacher:Clear(unlimited visibility); Temp=ll°
Marlboro MARLBORO- Those unidend Woman 30 Axe
still around. lifed fying objects (UFO) are
circling the skies over her house one early this morning, at 2 a.m. NA Est. Altitude:est l500_ftDine College.. SUMARY NEN
g in the ty Huber. ty Huber. on Grace Circle. She is Mrs. Bet- Sound: car without muf ge. Education Education
that time and glanced out of her Mrs. Huber was awakened at cing lights. ity); Temp=1l°
noise, not similar to that of an bedroom after hearing a strange ef. fuli moon IMARY BENDME FOR4
"unkno pirplane. She spotted a brilliant white cf. fuli moon Larger ...Former Oceur OE F
ped, the noise ceased and then ped the noise ceased and then object in the sky. The UFO stop- Former Teacher Occupation
"unknown" category. t path and lighting are considered .started up again. Mrs. Huber said she noticed two red lights, ST
considered reliable and well-educated. one blinking and that it resembl- ed a plane, with but one wing.
flew from left to right several The object, unlike a plane, car without muffler Shape: varied from egs to 1
ed. She donned a coat and went times. then took off and return- _ft/od - passed behind NA__St NA _ft/mi
out into her yard just in time to observe the UFO returning,
south of her house. Again she noted a brilliant white glow, the Marlboro, Mass. Categoryi._Unknown..
blinking red lights. It probably was several thous- Esc real sizet Address Investigatoryd. Jennings Date of Pepora 3 March_67
and feei in the sky and Mrs. Huber stated that "it definitely like airplane minus l wing.
was not an airplane." 2/26/67
BLLIEROCK
..

Please answer the following quest the Aerial
Phenomena you observed. The data will be used for rescarch
Thank you for your
Return to: Raymond E. FOWler, CHAIRMAN. Tel. 468-4815
NICAP MASSACHUSETTS SUBMOM.
13 Friend Court, Wenham, Mass.
1. Whan did you soe tho object? 2. Tima of doy:
Hour Minutes
Mend Fcb.261961 (Circla Ona): A.M) or P.M.
Day Month Yoar
3. Timd Zone:
(Circle One):a. .(Ecstorn) (Circlo Ono): a. Doylight Soving
b. Ceniral Stondard.
c. Mountain
d. Pocific
e. Other
4. Whoro word you when you saw the objoet?
Maxibor
Neors'PostolAddress City or Town State or County
Houra Minutes Soconda
a. Cortain) c. Not vary sure
b. Foirly cortoin d. Jusi o guass
5.1 How wos rimo in sight dotormined?  hee ked
5.2 Was objeer in sight continuously? Yos No _
DAY NICHT
c. Bright SrighD
b. Cloudy b. Cloudy
7.IF you sow the objeer during DAYLIGHT, , whoro was tho SUN locoled as you looked at the objoct?
(Circla Onok a. front of you d. To your loft
b. In bock of you e. Ovorhoed )
c. o your richt f. Don't romomber
,

b. A fow
c. Many c. No mornlight - pitch dark
d. Don't remembur d. Don't rompmbor
9. What were the weather conditions at the time you sa pject?
I
1 CLOUDS (Cirele Onn): WEATHER (Cirele Onc): ..
. .
o. Cloor sky a.Dy ..
b hazy Fop, mist, or light rain
c. Scartered cloud- c. Moderam or heavy rain …
Thick or heovy clouds d. Snow
e. Don't romamber
10. The object apovared: Cirele Onn):
d4s a light
b. Tronsparent Den't romambor
c. Vapor
thon tho brightest stors? (Circle Ona):
c. Brighter Abou? the same
. Dimmer d. Don't know
.
12. Tho adgos of the obieer wera:
(Cirele Onu): a. Furry or blurrod
b. Likn bright ster
c. Sharrly cutlined
d. Dor'covenber
13. Did the oajeen (Circle One for ecch question) 1
o. Appner to stand srill ar ony time? Yes Don't know
b. Sudearly sseed wp and ruah oway ar any rimo? Yes Don't know
c. Breck ua into parts r exolode" 'Yrs No Don'tknow
d. Give aff smov-? Yns No Don'tknow
o. Change brightaess? Yes No Don'tknow
i. Chonge chope? Yns No Don't know
g. Flash or flicker? Yes No Don't know
h. Diseppear ond roposer? Yes (No) Don't know
.

UNCLASSIFIED
DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE
STAFF MESSAGE BRANCH
INCOMING MAESSAGE
AF IN : 44770 (24 Jan 67) Page 3of 6
WAS 10 TO 15 MILES. ALTITDE WAS THOUGHT TO BE BETWEEN 500 AND 1000
PAGE 3 RUQMKA2191 UNQL AS E F T 0 '7
FEET ("APPEARED 6" ABOVE THE HORIZON"), AND WAS A BRIGHT "SILVERY
WhIT" iN ColoR. tHE SHAPE WAS DESCRIBED AS "CIGAR-SHAPED, WITH BOTH
ENds symetrical". it WAs MOving along its LoNgitLd inal axis. .
No noise was heard from the d irect ion of the observed object, Nor No Noise was heard from the d irect ion of the observed object, Nor
WERE THERE ANY WINDOW, PORTHOLES, WINGS, FINS, ANTENNA OR OtHER WERE THERE ANY WINDOW, PORTHOLES, WINGS, FINS, ANTENNA OR OTHER
PROT UBERANCES OBSERVED. NO SAOKE OR FLAME WAS OBSERVED. NO OTHER PROT UBERANCES OBSERVED. NO SMOKE OR FLAME WAS OBSERVED. NO OTHER
OBJECTS OR AiRCRAFT WERE OBSERVED IN THE vICINITY DiRING tHAT OBJECTS OR AiRcRAFT WERE OBSERVED IN THE vICINITY DURING tRAT
PERIOD, OR, IN FACT, DURING THAT PORTION OF THE AFTERNOON. PERIOD, OR, IN FACT, DIRING THAT PORTION OF THE AFTERNOON.
AT thE TimE tHE ObJecT WAS UNdER ObSERvATION, a tUG toWING A at the time the OB JECT WAS UNDER OBSERVAT ION, A TUG TOW ING GA
BARGe COntAINING A SQUARE oR RECTACUlAR OBJECT MAkREd "TMT" WAs
Observed, also Head ing sout h. at approx imately thE same distaNce
AWAy, whEN thE fl yiNg ObJecT came inTO view, Mrs bray weNT into thE
HOUSE AND RET LRNED IN ABOUT V/2 MINUTE WITH A PAIR OF 12 POWER
BINOCLULARS. BEFORE SHE COULD EMPLOY THE, THE FLYING OBJECT HAD
DISAPPEARED FROM VIEW TO THE SOUTH, BUT SHE WAS ABLE TO MAKE OUT THE
LETTERS ON THE TAINER MeaNS 0 HE SE B I NO CUL AR S
("TMT").
THE FLYING OB JE CT ATTRACTED THEIR ATTENTION DUE TO ITS UNUSAL SPEED
AFHO JAN FoRM 0-309C
UNCLASSIFIED

f
.
17. Tall in o fow words the foilowing things about the object:
c. SoundCaru+h miFf1 er(+r)
5. CoicrDL
18. We w sh'to know the angulor size. Hold a motch stick ot arm's length in line with a known ob,ect ond note how
much of the objeet is covered by the head of the motch. If you had porformed this experiment at the lime of the
! ( sightins, how much of the objeet would have been covered by the match head?
1 1 .
Of+he
19. Drow o picture that will show the shape of the object or objects. Lobol and includa in ycur skotch ony dutoils
of the object that you sow such as wings, protrusions, ete., and espocially oxhoust raiis or vapor trails.
Placs an arrow besido the drawing to show tho diroction tho objoci was moving.
red blinkine light
up
directin
T drection

c. Ourdoors d. Neor on airiield?
d. in an airplone (type) c. Flying over a ciry?
c. At sea f. Flying over open country?
1. Omerikeaientatide g.
24. 1 IF you were MO or other vohicle ct the time, then complato the following quostions:
24.1 hhat direction were you moving? (Circlo One)
e.North c. East South g. Wes:
b.Northeust d. Southeast f. Southvest h. Northwest
24.2 How fost were you moying? .__miles por hour.
Eqq shaped white light .
Pc:5

75
WL
30 Al
-15° W
sC
S
poth, a "g" ot the end of tho path, and slon uny changes in diroction during tho courso. poth, a "3" ot the end of tho path, ond shon any changes in diroction during tho courso.
5x.ynd sinr.: .4nd siur
Dutsde
I Fnside bose nside boose
hous hous Z
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29. IF thare wos MORE THAN ONE object, thon how mony were thoru? .
Drow a pierure of how thoy ware arrongod, and put on crrow to show the diraction that thoy wore fravoling. -.-
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Circle One) Yos) No
rclo One) Yos. No
Saw from inside 2 ou jor 15 See.
Marlboro aS>
NAME Lost Nama First Nam
Middla Nomo
Mailboie Mass
Strazt Ciry City Z.orne Z.ore Stata
TELEPHONE NUMS TELEPHONE AGE30 AGE 30 SEX
oxperioncs, which might bo purtinent. waiohtt
Greembrier 1956
School Teacher 1957 - 1963 New York
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33. Whan and to whom did you roport that you had sean the objeat?
Mon Feb 1967 Newspaper
Doy. Month Yoar --
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34. Dato you
0=y1 Honth Yosr
35.
quastionndire or a narrative explanation of your sipt .
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3ad Wia Bos
'sUFOR
BY STEVA DUNLEAVY Hanscom's UFO investigator. area but did recelve ",
The Mr Force today investi Maj. Robert Ward was sched- reported Kiro sightings" L
gatda Gie ryport of a Saaron uied to examine the picture to- New England anea last nic
yoonl tut he slahted and day. Hanscom operations sand
phoograghed an Ud antiied it received no other reports of Sharon police said tey
fylsn cbject ahout 6 p.m yes- flying saucers in the Sharon not receive any Uyo re.
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Larry Gould, 16, of 31 Moun-
tain St., sald his mothor also
saw the bright object iltsh by
a khchen window as they ate
SUPCS
Goold aild hd wont outako
and iaw a "wlite blob et light"
arreox amiirssly ceross the
tky abund 2o degrees above
gnand lovel.
The youth sald he sot a The youth said he sot a
eomera and smapped tio pie-
tuhres on the ohject. thres on the ohject.
"They were Mank," Gould were Mank," Gould
sald.
Lf L.if. ant le Coer Tm
went to shvon Squate to huy went to shayon Square to huy
mare Tm fe, tarry's canera. tore Mm , Lary's canera.
Bon Toluraed Lome, Bon Tolured Lome.
Y.NG SAUCERY Sixteen-Y-OR-old wny aake tit aher is min-
Di Mouotsin Me-nrsln St., Shoron, soid ne St., Shoron, soid he b - tie aule vaw the oblect b - te shle vow the oblect
aom oogre aod it. This thne, aom odigre aad it. This thne,
i pleture of v hot he described os waite s aleture of v hot he described os waite de aad be pt a picitre. he aad be gt a picitre.
ot moving ooross the sky foster thon o jer t moving ooross the sky foster thon o jet He repoi nd the incldent to the He repori ad the ineldent to the
Iast nighr in tront of his house. The Alr ast nighr in tront of his house. The Alr Air Fotee at Hanscom Field in Air Fored at Hanscom Feld in -
is investigoting. Bedford.
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DATA SHEET - UNII DENTIFIED
Please answer the following quest the Aerial
Phenomena you observed. The data will be used for research
pur) Thank you for your
Retur Raymond E. FOWler, CHAIRMAN Tel. 468-4815
NICAP MASSACHUSETTS SUBCOM.
13 Friend Court, Wenham, Mass.
I 2. Timo of To% 25
1. Whon did you soe the object?
our Minutes
mani 67 (Circle Ono):
A.M or P.M.
Month Yoor
3. Time Zone:
(Circle One):adEaster) (Circlo Ono): a. Doylighi_Soving
b. Coniral b. Stondard
c. Mountain
. d. Pocifie 1
o. Ciner -
mmaso
Nooros Postal Address Nooras? Postal Address City or Town Stote or County State or County
cight? (Total Duration) 3
Hours Mlnure Soconds
c. Certain c. Not vory sure .
b. Fairly cortain dyJust a quass
5.1 How was time in sight dotermined?.
5.2 Wes objecl in sight continuously? Yo3 No_
DAY NICHI.
o. Bright aBright)
Cloudy b. Croudy
7.IF you sow tho object during DAYLIC
(Circla Ono): c. In front of you d. To your lakt
b. in bock of you e. Crorhead
c. To your right F. Don't romomber HIT

po_-'2
3,  yu'ew 7r
c..PiahsLiceC-d. Onol
o. None o. Bright moonlight
b. Dull monnlight
c. Mony c. No moanligbl - pitch dork
d. Don't romembor d.(Der'Frommbar)
object?
CLOUDS (Cintle Or): WEATHER (Cirele One): .
.Cleasky a.Dy
b. nazy b. og, mist, or light rain
c. Seattered clouds c. Moderar or heavy rain …
d. Thick or heovy clouds m Snow
e. Don': romember
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10. Tho object oppvored: Circle Ona): .
a. Solid d.C4s a lighe
b. Tronsparent e. DonFromembor
c. Yepor
11. lf it oppeared os a light, was in brightor thon tho brightest stors? (Circle Onal:
Brighter t. Abour tho some
B. Dimmer d. Don't know .
commoh clfocn
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c. Other
b. Likbrigrn I
c. Shorgly curlined
d. Dor'remambor
13. Did the objeet: (Circls One for ecch question)
Appecr to stend spill at nay time? Yes Don't know
b. Suddenly sowad wo and rush awby at any rime? Yns Don't know
c. Breck us nre sarrs o exolode" 'Yes Don't know
d. Give affrov-" Yos Don'tknow
o. Chonge beigarress? Yes Don't know
i. Change shopo? Yes Don't know
D. Flosh or flicker" (es) No Don't know
h.. Disoppear ond ropawer? No Don't know
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(Circle One): Yes No Con't Know. IF you answered YES, then teil wha:
in iront of: _..
17. Tell in a few words the following things about the object:
0.5cundMDLa
1 0. Coin CbhitLighe
18. We wish'to know the angular size. Hold a match stick at orm's length in line with a known object ond note how
much of the object is covered by the head of the match. lf you had performed this experiment at the time of the
sighting, how much of the obiegt would hove been covered by tha match head?
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..-. 19. Drow a aielure that will show the shape of the objoct or objocts. Lobel and includa in your skotch any detoils
of the abjeet that you sow such as wings, protrusions, etc., and espocially oxhaust trails or vapor trails.
-...-. Plocs on arrow beside the drawing to show tho diraction the objeci was moving.
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Fu 2z1y TRAIL
SAmE COLORAS OBjECT

b. ine cor c.In cpon countryside?) SUBURBIOON
c(510012) d. Neor on dirfield?
o. Tn an airplone (ryp) c. Flying over a city?
c. A: soo f. Flying over open country?
1. Cther _ g. Other__
4
24.1 hhor direction were you moving? (Cirslo Ono)
e.North c. Eost . South g. West
wNortheost d. Southeast t. Soudhvest h. Northwest
.miles por hoor.
c. Wiroow gloss Ye: h. Other
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UNCLASSIFIED
DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE
STAFF MESSAGE BRANCH
INCOMING MESSAGE
AF IN : 44770 (24 Jan 67) Page 4of 6
OF TRAVEL, LOW ALT ITUDE, AND BRIGHT AppearanCe. the sun at that t ime
WAS BEHIND THE OBSERVERS, WHO WERE EVIEWINg OBJECT,A T UG-B ARGE
PAGE 4 RUCLMKA2191 UNCLAS E F T 0
AT SEA TO THE EAST.
COMMENT S
MR BRAY HAS NOT NOTED JET AIRORAFT FLYING AT LOW LEVEL AT ABOUT THAT
DISTANCE ANAY FROM HIM, AND SO CANNOT MAKE A COMPAIRSON BETWEEN THAT
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WAS REPORTED AS ABOUT THE SAME DISTANCE AWAY AND THE WAS REPOR NCE AWAY) AND The 12 POWER B I NOCUL ARS POWER B I NO CUL ARS
THROUgH WHICH THE LETTERS WERE dLEARLY VISIBLE.
MR HAS, AT THE TIME OF THIS REPORT, NOT TALKED TO ANYONE OTHER
THAN HIS WIFE WHO HAVE HAVING SEEN RECENT
DAYS.
CLOWS AT 2200 FEET, VISBY
19 MILES.
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STOKES GATE GUARD ON DUTY AT THE NAVFAC ON ELEUTHERA, CALLED
AFHO JA* 0-309C UNCLASSIFIED
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SECOND O F HOMF HPME
DE D E E AS
WEST W.EST
P#URD SI.GHTIN6 IN-FRARRTOF mE
E wAS
KEN
29. IF there was MORE THAN CNE objoct, then how moay wero thoro?
Draw a picture of how they ware arrangod, and put an orrow to show tho diroction that thay wore fravaling.
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1o
Circle One) Yos No
31.1 (F you answered YEs, did they see the objoct too? Circlo Ona) Yos No
31.2 Ploase list thair nomes and addrosses:
My mothonnotiefaflahts the keinla
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nabout yoursalf:
NAME
Lost Namo First Name MiddldNom
ADDRESS Massu Missu -
ADDRES
Street City Z.orm Z.or Stan
TELEPHONE NUMSE NUMSI AGE H sEX Bale SEX Bale
indicots uny additionol infarmation clout yoursslf, including any spocial Indirers uny additional infarmation dlout yoursslf, including any spocial axporioncs, which might be pertinent. oxporioncs, which might bo pertinent.
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33. you led an the obieci?
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Month uor
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34. Oaro you comple tionnoiru: 3 morhEZ
Day Honth Yoor
35. Information which you fool partinent ond which is nor edoquataly covorod in tho spocilic points of tho
quastionnoiro or a norrative explonation of your sighring.
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TREE LINE
2
APROk, 1000 YOS FIELD
1
(TIMEB) (TmEe) IGHT
→ → WENTOUT
7 m£) → → S1rST
/13v (\m) E WILD∠REAPPEARED
K ← & K 1
(DTimE) SEOnn TIE))
im 3 → FLASIT
FENCE FENCE YENCE
o in (BACKYARD) (BACKYARO) SABJECT BJECT 5 S
WINDON FIME BLE ↑
K1se+e}$ K1CHEN aK 5DLE 5DLE SUBUECT EK EK
TIMEA → →w
(FRONTYARD) 1 55, )
TIMEFrG 7349R0
MOUNT IAN 57,
300yps To
(ImEG) Tin F
OBVETT 1 ScyooL (- CE2ZZ75
ISDTHROTISE

Weather:_Clear
Aicuesags:
Nane(e) ARe Eoncation Occupalion Addrens Phoue
Mrs 41 Pittsfi
(Others: see attached
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Aoeocent Siat ci. ster cf. full moonslightlyt. Est real
rlevation: 20 nlvvaiion: 20 Est. A :Tree-top Dicection: seenEm N
Colot Bright Green tapering ColotBright tapering Sound: None Heard Sound: None Heard Shapu:_Egg_orTear-drop_... Shapo:_Egg C oD
to whitish-green. to whitish-green.
FO Disurd in frone oE wisted in front oF NA Ee/ai - passed - puisse Trees atBlock_///
SICHIING SICIIIN ACCOUNT
Witness wes driving approximately east when she noticed a bright flash to her right. She noticed a bright flash to her right. She
saw a large egg-shaped glowing mass approaching saw a large egg-shaped glowing mass approaching at high speed. It appeared to be just a at high s speed. It appeared to be just a
few blocks ahead of her and at few blocks ahead of her and at tree-top level. tree-top level. She was driving in a residential section. She was driving in a residential section.
Upon arriving home, she phoned her sighting report the police department. The police
wrote me a letter informing me of the sighting and lephoned the witness for basic details.
NICH OF CEOE
UAKS
* - Assume that UFo was a fireball although no trail was noted or falling sparks. It would
have to be extremely bright to be seen in broad daylight. The apparent size, altitude
and distance are understandable. Without a not attainable.

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JOHN J. KILLEEN PITTSFIELD POLICE HEADQUARTERS
CHIEF OF FOLICE CITY 39 ALLEN STREET
MASSACHUSETTS
Police Dopartment
March 13, 1967
NICAP Massachusetts Investigating SubComnittee
Post Office Box #l9
wenham, Massachusetts
Attn: Raymon
Dear Sir: Dear Sir:
On March 10, 1967 at 2:10 P.M. a Mrs.
a resident of this city reported the Police epartment, the partment, the
sighting of sighting of a
rther ther details, I suggest that you contact Mrs. that you contact Mrs.
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, Ol2Ol. Pittsfield, Massachusetts, Ol2Ol.
Very truly yours,
Chief of Police
JJK:S

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UNION (m)
SPRINGFIELD. MASS.
CIRC 79,350
New
MAR 1 1 1967 Engiand
Newschio
Object Streaks
NEWS (e)
SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
Across Westfield Sky CIRC. 98,600
WESTFIHLD - S WESTFIHLD - Sevorad local Mrs. Poily Gallo and Mrs, Eva Severad loca! Mrs. Poily Gallo and Mrs. Eva New
rosidents roported rosidents reported sughting "a Aldrich, both of Brookline Ave., sighting. "a Aldrich, both of Brookline Ave., MAR 11 1967 MAR 11 1967 Enghand Enghand
streakuc.st streakucmss the sky" the sky" Friday. who had gone out for a walk who had gone out for a walk Newselin Newselip
Wasn't Jet' Wasn't Jet' 0 shortly after 2. shortly after 2. ia
John Kelley, whose home is in Mrs. Gallo described the ob- 'UNIDENTIFIED' OBJECT UNIDENTIFIED' OBJECT
the vialnlty of Westficld State ject as about the size of a as about the size of a
Collnge, seid he saw a metallic Collnge, said he saw a metallic grapefru grapt with a "beautifu! with a "beautiful WAS JUST A METEOR
blue strenk in the sky hlue strenk in the s sky about aque. aqua glow." She said she
2.15 p. m. Ho said there was surmicgd surmi toe object was a A streak across the sky" "A streak across the sky"
"someihing' ahead of the something ahead of the metcor. which as they watched meteor. which as they watched witnessed by a number of peo-
streak, bi it flashed by-so streak, bit it flashed by-so it suds ly seemed to stop and seemed to stop and ple in this area yesterday atter-
quickly he was unable to iden- quickly he was unable to iden-disappe disappea: among trees near Oak : among trees ncar Oak noon was a meteor.
tify it. lify it. Ter. and Brookline Ave. The Federal Aviation Agency
It wasn't a jet." he, said. "It wasn't a jot." he, said. Ske said she and Mrs, Aldrich at Bradley International Air. at Bradley International Air-
but gursaed  could have been but gursaed i could have been searched the area but were un- port said the meteor splashed
a comet. It was traveling from able to find any trace of the into the ocean off the Connecti-
the southeast. Kelley said. ead objeet. cut coast.
Kelley said he was listoning Westfield police said they re-
to his radlo at the time and ceived no calls about the object
heard deseriptions of a similar in the sky. A spokesman at
sighting at about the same tine Westiie.d's Barnes Airport con-
in the area of B.oomfield and trol over said no one there
Litchfleid, Conn. had seen tae objeet or reccived
The oljeet aiso was seen by uny ealls on it.
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$lovation: 90-30° Est. Altitude: looo feet, Direction: seen S movedNE, to SW
Color: Dark Outline & 3 white Sound: None when hovering. Shape:Triangle.-1 white light
lights low rumbling when moved at each point.
UFO pasok front o_NA_o_NAEt/md- pisead at NA_Et/mj
SIGHTING AGCOUNT
See attached nevelip investigators rmed an accurate account during interviewing
of witnesses.
Also: Triangle-shaped object moved with its blunt end or base foward and its pointed end or
apex trailing; Area was open countryside; Meat, vegetables and Meat. vegetables and milk had frozen milk had frozen solid(This solid(This
was attributed to the Uro by the witnesses as earlier in the day the refridgerators were
normal. No procf that UFO had any connection); TV color did not return until the UFo left
the area and then only upon adjustzent (Again, this was attributed by the witnesses to the
↑↑↑
WHITE
SEETCE OEOS)
SMALL $ WHITE
RKS
Investigators were impressed with sincerity and seeming validity ofwitnesses and the sighting.
independently. Also. no of other alleged witnesses was attempted Hoaglund of
the Springfield, Mass. Plantetarium had obtained the negatives promised send NICAP any
results of his evaluation via a leading photographic corporation All-in-all, probably good
sighting but I was not pleased with the investigation as many details absent. Distance
involved in out-of-state travel; failure of NIcAP-CoNN to investigate; priority of sightings
in.our state negated further follow-up. If negatives are significant, NICAP-CONN
vould be nignly desirable.

UFO Froze 2 Refrigerators
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NORTH WOODSTOCK and that his camera is a good rection and disappeared,"
Four persons have reported picce of equipment. She said Mrs. Rowe noted.
sighting a large, trlangular- the photos later showed the She added that the appear-
shaped, unidentifled flying ob- lights, but not the triangular ance of the craft did strange
ject that they say hovered shape of the craft. MeGuire things to a pair of refrig-
over their home for several works at Knox Glass in Day- erators and a television set in
minutes ville. the house.
The sighting was made Fri- Mrs. Rowe said that the I found both of my refrig-
day, according to Mrs. Doris craft hovered silently over crators - I have one in the
Rowe of Turnpike Road. Mrs. head for about two minutes, kitchen and another in the
Rowe sald that her son, Wil- then moved over what she pantry - frozen solid after I y
liam, 15, and her son-in-law, calls the south field - in a went into the house to prepare
·Richard MeGuire, 32, were southwesterly direction, supper. I mean the whole re-
outside in front of the garage where It hovered a little while frigerator-not just the freez-
at about 5:30 p.m. working on longer. er. I can't understand it,
McGuire's car, when one of She noted that the 1 lights since the control was on the
them lookad up and saw the from the crait were so bright "low" setting. I can't under.
object hovering over them. that the four could easily stand how it could get cold
. They saw three white lights make out the silhouette of the enough in the main compart-
at each corner of the trlangu- ·craft. "It didn't make a sound ment outside the freezer to
flar-shaped craft. "They were lar-shaped craft. "They were until it began to move. Then -sa.: s0 iove. lncn freeze the items so solidly."
as bright as automobile head- it made a low rumbling noise
lights." said Mrs. Rowe, who -something like an airplane No TV Color
later joined them to look at later joined them to' look at but not quite the same." She also said that the color She also said that the color
the object. Mrs. Rowe was the object. Mrs. Rowe was The housewlfe said that the in her color television set
jolned by her daughter, Mrs. craft definitely was not a heli- went off, as the craft hovered I
'Nancy MoGutre. Nancy MoGure. copter or conventional air- over the house. "The kids
"Willam went into went into the plane. "It hovered without a were looking at the TV just
house to get his camera as house to bet his camera as sound, about l,oo0 feet or so. about when the thing ap- about when the thing ap-
boon as he saw the thing," soon as he saw the thing," I'd say - although its height peared, and they told us the
said Mrs. Rove. "He came sald Mrs. Rove. "He came was hard to determine.". color went off and only black
out and tock several photos out and tock several photos Took Off and white pictures were being
with his 35 mm camera." received. This was in the
Shownd Lights Her soon took several Her soon took several middle of the program, too - middle of the program, too -
photos and then ran into the not during a station break."
The boy, a The bok a sophomore at sophomore at house for a fresh roll of film.
Monson Academy in Mas- He returned and took a few Mrs. Rowe said that several
sachusetts. had returned more pictures Mrs. Rowe of her neighbors also later re-
home for the weokend earlier said. ported sighting the strange
In the day. Mrs. Rowe said "Finnlly, the thing just took craft. "It's all kind of scary.
thit bie hiih is ghsariphv of real ft to
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2/16/67
BLDEROOKC.
Please answer the following quest the Aerial
Phenomena you observed. The data will used for research
purp ses. Thank you for your
Return to: Raymond E. Fowler, CHAIRMAN Tel. 468-4815
NICAP MASSACHUSETTS SUBCOM.
13 Friend Court, Wenham, Mass.
1. Whan did you soe the object? 2. 710 15
Hour Minutas
16 2 67 (Circla Ono): P.M.
A.M or
Month Yoar
.
3. Time Zone:
(Circle Ono): (Circle Ona):Eastern Eosterd (Circlo Ono): a. Doylight Soving (Circlo Ono): a. Doyligh: Soving
- 6. Contral 8. Standard
c. Mountain
d. Pocific
e. Other
4. Whore wore you when you sow the 4. Whore wore you when you sow object? bioct?
Amherst Amherst - -Hampshire Hampshire
orost Postal Address City or Town State or County Stot or County
(otal Duration) / 1S
Hours Minutes Saconds
c. Cortain c. Not vary suro
- b. Fairly cortain d. Just a guoss
5.1 How wos time in sight doterminod? js
Yos- No
6.
DAY NIGHT
a. Bright a Bricht
CToudy 8. Cloudy
, whoro was the SUN located as you looked at the objoct?
(Circla Ons): a. In front of you d. To your loft
In bock of you c. Ovarhead
c. To your right f. Don't romamber