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May 1955 | London, England
7 pp
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May 1955 | Chitose Ab, Japan
2 pp
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May 1955 | Euclid, Ohio
2 pp
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May 1955 | Approx, 75 Miles Wnw of Jm 2334, Ohio
1 pp
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May 1955 | Clearfield, Pennsylvania
Astro (Other) 3 pp
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May 1955 | Clearfield, Pennsylvania
3 pp
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May 1955 | Englewood, Ohio
9 pp
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May 1955 | Wabuska, Nevada
1 pp
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May 1955 | Colorado Springs, Colorado
1 pp
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May 1955 | Uruguay
5 pp
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May 1955 | Sacramento, California
4 pp
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May 1955 | Baltimore, Maryland | Incident #3544
INCIDENT #3544 6 pp
• File 3544 Mly 7, 1955 Baltimore, Maryland: 6 photos •
May 1955 | Internal Document
309 pp
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May 1955 | Limestone, Maine
2 pp
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May 1955 | Miami, Florida
9 pp
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May 1955 | New York, New York
1 pp
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May 1955 | Keflavic Airport, Iceland
UNIDENTIFIED Military 4 pp
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May 1955 | Fellows, California
Aircraft 4 pp
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May 1955 | Glenburnie, Maryland
Balloon 6 pp
• • • PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD • • 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION a p
May 1955 | Twenty, Nine Palms, California
4 pp
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May 1955 | Klamath Falls, Oregon
Balloon 3 pp
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May 1955 | Long Beach, Mississippi
Insufficient Data 4 pp
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May 1955 | Ukiah, California
Astro (Jupiter) 4 pp
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May 1955 | Terryville, Connecticut
Aircraft 4 pp
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May 1955 | Thurmon, Colorado
Aircraft 4 pp
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CASE DETAILS
FILE 1955-05-6959554-Miami-Fla.pdf
LOCATION Miami, Florida
DATE May 1955
EVALUATION Not recorded
CASE NO 6959554
DECADE 1950s
TYPE Sighting
PAGES 9
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OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading. • • ' • • • • I PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD .. \ ' • I l. DATE 2. LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS