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August 1955 | Pattilion, Nebr
4 pp
2 LOCATION [12 concLusions 0 Wos Balloon O Probably Balloon RT O Po 5 si bi Y Ball oon | a Was Aircraft | 00 Probably Aircraft |O0 Possibly Aireraft |
August 1955 | Forland, Missouri
9 pp
® 0JECT rs! RECORD CARD vorland, Missouri | 3. DATE-TINE GROUP | 4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION O Ground-Visual Gk Ground-Radar | 8. NUMBER OF OBJ
August 1955 | Chicago, Illinois
4 pp
Ives ~ |2. LOCATION 1 25 tug 55 Chicago, 1 = = i Fd " Was Balloon Probably Balloon Possibl y Bolloon ooo | 3. DATE-TIMEGROUP | 4. TYPE OF OBSE
August 1955 | Muscatine, Iowa
3 pp
hi | el Li = | Ba | a bo i of 5 ol Lay © i i! | 1. DATE [5s POOR. oe TS | a B LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 12 “hours "ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 SEP $2) PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD EL "LOCATIO
August 1955 | Paisley, Oregon
2 pp
PRO JECT 10073 RECORD CARD Be ER ph) I. DATE Ro PRGORRTION Ea 112. CONCLUSIONS X Was Balloon l Probably Balloon | Possibly Balloon 18 Paisley, O | 3. DATE-TIMEGROUP | 4 TYPE OF OBSERVATIO
August 1955 | Burbank, California
2 pp
iia TR AER ry pp WEE CUA Fd li i & i J = = cl § be —— a Gf Ee, = a 2 PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD Ke | 2 LOCATION | Tia ConcLusions | Ox Was Balloon Probably Balloon = = Possibly Balloon
August 1955 | Hermosa Beach, California
2 pp
PTY AE eo 4 % | 3 DATE 12. CONCLUSIONS | ae Balloon i Probably Balloon | Possi bly y Balloon TS TYPE OF OBSERVATION ho: 0 til d-Visval O Ground-Radar Was Aircr
August 1955 | Trenton, New Jersey
3 pp
3. DATE-TIME GROUP | 4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION "| 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE CQ Ine Lh 2 round, amber, object, the s
August 1955 | Mulberry Corners, Ohio
29 pp
PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD ; | 12. CONCLUSIONS Was Balloon Probably Balloon Possibly Bolloon Was Aircraft Probably Airereft Possibly Aircraft Mulberry Corners, Ohio | 4 TYPE OF OBSERVATIO
August 1955 | Oldgreenwich, Connecticut
119 pp
SE - - fT p— Ep fh i I Eyes = - Tg E mr p— rf i js I 4 w=! HET we - I -_ i ! TT |12. CONCLUSIONS ~~ | y O Was Balloon _ | | Probably Belloon 5 Possibly Belleon : Ig Af]
August 1955 | Mulberry Corners, Ohio | Incident #3735
INCIDENT #3735 4 pp
iy — August 29, 1955 Corners, Ohio 2 photos
August 1955 | Riceville, Iowa
4 pp
| 2. ROJECT 100 ION Riceville, Iowa | 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION | X) Ground-VYisual r= Vi sual 73 RECORD CARD 112. CONCLUSIONS Wos Balloo
September 1955 | Someplacein New York State
3 pp
PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD n | a — A — oe mo SE — ra i ———————— iC p——— E:T E— i—— = 1. DATE © ij FE {2 LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS 14 Sep 55 | Scm=place in New York State | 0 Was Balloon | Probably B
September 1955 | Santa Cruz, California
3 pp
1. pate 116 Sep 55 PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD 2. LOCATION Senta Cruz, California "3. DATE-TIME GROUP Local cm 17/03407 (4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION XX Ground-Visu
September 1955 | Waterloo, Iowa
4 pp
| PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD | [1 pate 2 LOCATION Bn | - § |1T7 Sep 55 | Waterloo, Iowa TN | pt | = A £ . | 3. DATE-TIME GROUP _— | & TYPE OF OBSERVATION I == — = oem DO Ground-Rador
September 1955 | Blue Mound, Illinois
4 pp
PROJECT SE RECORD CARD E L - FL "LOCATION L eg sv a Me | 17 Sep 55 Blue Mound, 3. DATE-TIME GROUP Local SEO 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION x Ground-VYisual O Ground-Radar 0 Ale
September 1955 | Belingham, Wash
4 pp
| "CONCLUSIONS Was Balloon Probobly Balloon Possibly Balloon 8 cog 4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION XX Ground-VYisual OD Ground-Rader 0 AinVi sual Oo Air-Intercept Radar W
September 1955 | Springfield, Illinois
4 pp
] 2. LOCATION | 12. CONCLUSIONS | Springfield, Illinois | 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION Bt Cocimd Vhiais 1 Cont ’ O Was Aircraft | 2 Ground-¥Yisual DO Ground-Redar Per: | Sx
September 1955 | Peoria, Illinois
4 pp
E | PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD 2. CONCLUSIONS oe Was Balloon Probably Balloon Possibly Balleen | I. DATE: 12 LOCATION 2 8
September 1955 | St Paul, Minnesota
3 pp
12. LOCATION P1 ROJECT ln RECORD CARD | 3% Paul, Minnesota E TYPE OF OBSERVATION | x3 Geouwnd- Yi sual 0 Ground & Radar o 1 Air-Intercept Radar 2ivildan and militar
September 1955 | Martinsburg, Ohio
4 pp
| 1. DATE | 20 Sep 55 12. LOCATION “112. CONCLUSIONS 0 Was Balloon O Probably Balloon 3s DATETIME CROUP ek [4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION n Locol | i”, EF : | GMT T_ 5. PHOTOS
September 1955 | 36, 3 N 73, 55 W, Atlantic
4 pp
i" a 0 oe Bn I 1H Wy fai J = | 2. LOCATION PROJECT fea RECORD CARD 36.38 73.55W (ATLANTIC | 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION Xl Ground-Visuel O Ground-Radar I's. PHOTOS | DO Yes & in
September 1955 | Vermillion, Ohio
3 pp
iy i — PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD ' = |. parc 5 TEE he SEAYIBNT | ~ |12. CONCLUSIONS | 22 sep 55 Vermillion, Ohio [DO Was Balloon | [22 Sep 5% a a 1 Sa. 2 Probably Raligsn | 4. TYPE OF OBSERVAT
September 1955 | Kankakee, Illinois
2 pp
UFOB INDEX CARD AT88-UPOB-327-58 drohi { 2. LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS SE Rr OO Was Ballren Tankakees, Illinois ~ |@ Probably Balloon a. DATE-TIME GROUP | 4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION 0 Pos
September 1955 | Lodi, Ohio
20 pp
2 "LOCATION PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD Iodi, Ohio | 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION XO Ground- Visual O Air-Intercept Radar aleve civilian | 7. LENGTH
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FILE 1965-08-7440656-Waynesville-Ohio.pdf
LOCATION Waynesville, Ohio
DATE August 1965
EVALUATION Not recorded
CASE NO 7440656
DECADE 1960s
TYPE Sighting
PAGES 5
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OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading. [1. DATE - TIME GROUP | 2. LOCATION I Lhio | Civilian | astro (RsFRacTION OF ¢ Bras PLA WET SETTING) 1. NUMRER OF 03JECTS Date-t,im® and positional data missing. | | characteri-tic of an obser star/planet, | — i] == ee —— Ser ——— cm ry rr = om re ———— me = = _ = - a] 2 Augmab 1965 20000 | Wawnesville 3. BOURCE 10. CONCLUSION Sighting is ration of rafraction i 8 fo a i PROJECT 10073 RECORD i oo oo BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS Observer was sitting o out aide whan observed a very brilliant object. AL first ooserver thoughb the object was a bright star. OCbsgz:ved it very losel ly for about 15 minutes, then it moved very rapidly towards the north=zast, until it gran faint and was out of sight in a few sa2conds, | & ri : i cE 2 wy ) i 3 hy y {of PR Pr dL WE ls. PHOTOS ah { of emp I ASC bo ra fh - i i 1 Yes o ie, XL No I & a Ay “Nari ast. A |9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE fen iy 2 LT TLE od i i le iC ld ri i 1 ii. tL