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July 1956 | Auburn, California
Aircraft 4 pp
Me | 1. DATE |___21 July 1956 | 3. DATE-TIME GROUP l | GMT Z l : 300%, ee ey, am—— — Local __ __. fm ——— a= ce wm = | 5. PHOTOS ~~ ee 0 Yes = No 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 1 | 2-3 minutes f
July 1956 | Challange, California
Insufficient Data 3 pp
PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD 2. Lo CATIO N = 12. CONCLUSIONS |0 Was Bolloon |0 Probably Balloon | a. er TR x 2 | Local. : 0 Ground-Readar | CMT_ 22 4 080
July 1956 | 400 Mi Wof Monterey, California
3 pp
| k IL | J | | i | PROJECT is RECORD CARD CONCLUSIONS Ride LP a BE | | | EER lo Vos Balloon 29 J11) ll O5b | 4 00 Mi W of Montere Y ’ Ca 1if ¢« 0 Probably Bal loon Ta
July 1956 | Lakeport, California
1 pp
—— : 22 July 1956 i 3. DATE-TIME GROUP Local ee ain | omr___<22/1 3002 |’. "PHOTOS O Yes “DiNo Dr awilng PROJECT IRIS RECORD CARD LOCATION Lakeport, California H S
July 1956 | Lakeport, California
10 pp
— E— = - h - cam = " lp AE Yr a - _ SE wr ET Tt == | FE = i Eyre EERE == IE mmc a. EC ¥ = iy 1 112. CONCLUSIONS W
July 1956 | Hollywood, California
Astro (Other) 3 pp
ai TUFTAT iem— | 3. DATE-TIME GROUP 1 Locel ee re a GMT 23/10017 5. PHOTOS OO Yes Ia 0-No - | 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION | | | | | | Ek a ET TTT “FTF 1 BP | l a 23 Ju
July 1956 | Alpena, Michigan
Balloon 3 pp
PROJECT 10073 RECOR D CARD ATIC FORM 329 (REV 25 SEP 52) IA Cid ant mci Em le eT ed 1 i 12. LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS 0 Wos Balloon {23 J
July 1956 | England, Arkansas
Astro (Other) 4 pp
SOAEH 12. LOCATION TERE Sh + ~ |12. CONCLUSIONS | di = j O Was Balloon 23 Ju ly 1956 Ln gland, Ar kansas a Probably Balloon | 3. DATE-TIME GRO
July 1956 | San Antonio, Texas
1 pp
PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD © i 12. LOCATION ws 0G 0 San Antonio, Texas 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION O Ground-Radar h " Gro un d- Vi SU cl 0 AirVisuol Oo Air-Intercept R
July 1956 | Pretoria, South Africa
1 pp
| 2. PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD LOCATION Pretoria, South Africa [ 12.” CONCLUSIONS |O |o Yas Bolloon Probably Balloon 3. DATE-TIME GROUP | 5. PHOTOS Lecal — GMT = = — “—— |
July 1956 | Bernalillo, New Mexico
Civilian 1 pp
. $3 ly 1956 | mT 7A py py y—h dT TY 2 = TT Tow m [=sire UFOB INDEX CARD 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION td Ground- Visual o Alr Vise 0 Air-Intercep Civilian
July 1956 | 43 Dgr 12 N, 49 Dgr 30 W 500 Mi SE of Gander, Newfndlnd
6 pp
[2 LOCATION a/c in f£11i |" 430120 § “u 500 49 Mi SE of Gander, het Bat 20 WwW _Nexn wind Np [72 ConcLusions f= Yas Bolloon robably Balloon | a Possibly
July 1956 | Macon, Georgia
Astro (Meteor) Civilian 1 pp
| 26 Julv 1956 {1 3. DATE-TIME GROUP Local. na 02307 _ PROJECT 10073 | 2. LOCATION Macon, RECORD CARD Georgia a "TYPE OF “OBSERVATION TE roun d- Vi 2 al | Aire Yi sua
July 1956 | Mechanicsburg, Ohio
11 pp
— — . —— = = = kh Sia . — apm gi = =, |] - — mt FTV AE al a FET | | | | | PROJECT 10073 RECORD CA
July 1956 | Dayton, Ohio
Balloon 9 pp
1 | | 5. PHOTOS | a — — — i : Cm ali | 3 | 7. GMT -— No a = — LENGTH OF OBSERVATION io minutes PROJECT 10073 RECO | | Dayton, Ohio | 4. TYPE OF OBSERYATION BiGround-
July 1956 | Chilton, Wisconsin
Astro (Venus) 11 pp
+ milli Emit i ij ay iL Ls a =a n Ne ‘ PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD | 2. LOCATION | | 1. DATE | 28 July 1956 ~~ |Chilton, Wisconsin | 3. DATE-TIME GROUP 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION X® Ground
July 1956 | Ocala, Florida
4 pp
| 3. DATE-TIME GROUP | a gil = FAL a sla] PER PEEEE W()| TL E mE UBT: © pC 8 July 1956 i. A a Local x minutes fo. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING FELLER os object forty ad
July 1956 | Columbus, Ohio
Insufficient Data Civilian 1 pp
[PERE mS "12. LOCATION July 1956 Columbus, Ohio 3. DATETIME GROUP | 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION | | #8] Ground- Visual O Ground-Radar 0 RE | ed he ri &. Air Visual | 5
July 1956 | Meriden, Connecticut
Insufficient Data 3 pp
39,0: 03078 IS. PHOTOS O Yes 7. LENGTH OF DBSERVATION 13 min utes = Ci 13 TOT my PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD 12. LOCATION cut Meriden, Connecti 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION XH Ground-Yisual |
July 1956 | Commerce, Michigan
4 pp
| E | 2 oo GMT 22/03312 “5. PHOTOS 2 OQ Yes 8 Ne 7. LENGTH oF OBSERVATION gtill in sight at rprt [2 a COgmarce; Michigan LEA ea 2 re TYPE OF OBSERVATION
July 1956 | Vancouver, Washington
1 pp
| IB EAE SINE GROUP. Local gar. 20708800 | 5. PHOTOS O Yes 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 1, unknown | 2, 1 hour & 20 | — — | {10. BRIEF SUMMARY oF SIGHTING | 1) Tw | Belli
July 1956 | Presque Isle, Maine
4 pp
Ll BC EEE El wy —— = =r Ee = jo Ey = md SL PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD 12. CONCLUSIONS 0 Was Balloon l O Probably Balloon | Possibly Balloon i I. DATE | 2. LOCATION dr, 8 July 1956 | Presq
July 1956 | Utica, New York
Balloon 4 pp
ORs PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD 1. paTE | 2. LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS 0O Was Balloon i ELL Probably Balleon | | Oo Possibly Balloon |O Was Aircraft | Probably Aircraft | 10 Pe: avibly Aircra
July 1956 | Annapolis, Maryland
Astro (Mars) 4 pp
PROJECT bd RECORD CARD 3. DATE. TINE ( GROUP Lo cal pn 31/0310Z_ 5. PHOTOS OO Yes 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING LHR, ritar held at ai L : white in ew pievati
July 1956 | Jacksonville, Florida
Insufficient Data 3 pp
[1 pare our 31/03202 5. PHOTOS = 2. LOCATION 12. ~ |Jacksonville, Florida 3. DATE-TIME GROUP ERLE RE Te eRe OBSERVATION PP Ee Local - XR Ground-Vi
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FILE 1966-11-8276646-Furlong-Penna.pdf
LOCATION Furlong, Penna
DATE November 1966
EVALUATION Not recorded
CASE NO 8276646
DECADE 1960s
TYPE Sighting
PAGES 3
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OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading. i —— 5 — TN. DATE « T/ME GROUP : ¢ 2 NOV. G6 i NUMBER OF OBJECTS Lone FORM | FTD sep 63 0-329 (TDE) 15, LENGTH OF OBSERVATION (11, DRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS 10. CONCLUSION Astrolmat=or) 1 Observer not=d a lighted moving object that was flat and ital pictures of the UFOs, There circular like the aorizon was luminsscencs in the area around the object. The object moved guickly across the sky bein visiole for only about one second. The observers dogs showed no reaction to the obj=ct. The description is consistent witn that of a meteor oosearvation. Previous editions of i.e [GML FOAY we LUsti.