OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading.I \. DATE • T IME GROU P 2. LOCATION • • November 1964 OJJOZ Hancock, New York l. SOURCE 10. CONCLUSION CiviJjan SA1'3T1.IT ES 4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS One • 5. LENGTH 0, OIS!RVATION 11. IRIIPf SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS 2 to 3 Minutes Obje ct observed on seven occasi. ons moving acr oss S<y. Brif7lt ~:r ! '• than the North Star. oved through al:Dut 1/4 sky arxi dis- 6. TYPE OF OBSERVATI ON appeared. Grcnmd- Visual co:.J..QNT s : Ob9ervation of sateJJjtes moving into earth shadow 7. COURSE creating the sudden disapt:e a ra.'"lce is a logical esplanation for Easterly the reported observations. Due to the abs-3nce of specific t imes arrl dates an id.::ntification of t he SJ:ecifi.c ooject is not possib ....e • 8. PHOTOS Case regarded as various satellites observations . o Yoa BAHo 9. PHYSICAL EVIDfNC! • • o Yoa HNo FORM