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pa Pound & Nekoosa lo Wos Balloon
13 November 1956 N Wiasanste BE Ra |0 Probably Ballon
3. DATE-TIMEGROUP | 4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION [9 Possibly Belton |
| Local ppm XXGround- Visual O Ground-Radar lo Was Aircraft |
2701357 | Probably Aireraft
03482 — | O Ale vi sual ~~ O Air-Intercept Radar |o Possibly Airerats |
| §. SOURCE Pt ¥ | XXWas Astronomicol MOotoor |
| “|O Probably Astronomical |
| Civilian |D Possibly Astromomical i
Sa = oc ' a : SENS a |
[7. LenoTh OF OBSERVATION .. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE Ny —
vertical, 3 in|O 8 0" Insuiiicion Dota for .
few seconds/one minutel one
ho. BRIEF SUMMARY oF SIGHTING 5 11. COMMENTS
| One round blue object, size of a ball Concur with reporting officer tha {t
| at arm's length, Object had a tail t9n //this sighting was caused by
| times the size of the object. Object | a meteor. Description, duration, |
looked larger than a falling star. | SEEN ls and manner hd —
rtically in the west al
| Object fell ve
| descending below the horizon.
| was viewed for a few seconds,
| 2. One long white light, size of a
telephone pole two blocks away, Ob
| had a tail as long as the obj. Obj
descended vertically disappearing |
horizon, Obj disappeared after one _minutein sight,
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