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July 1956 | Rialto, California
Other 3 pp
Sy | tecal — Bl Es 4 as Clie = aa or SLE i a di. 5 PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD 1. paTE 2 LOCATION 30 July 19356 Rialto, California 0 1 3. DATE-TIME GROUP Fmd 4, XR Ground-Visual D
July 1956 | Temple, Texas
Aircraft 6 pp
I 3. a 1 15 Ff £1) hl, le "ATIC FORM 319 (REV 26 SEP 82) de at | 5 CRE A is RT] we lia to 2 minutes ho. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING g
July 1956 | St, Augustine, Florida
3 pp
PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD 112. CONCLUSIONS 0 Was Belloon | | i0 Probably Balloon | pili 2x Pos sibly Balloon 1 [. DATE SET | : | 2. LOCATION St. Augustine, Florida _ 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION XH G
July 1956 | Smyrna, Georgia
Aircraft 10 pp
PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD 1. baTE fyi [2- LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS 0 Vas Balloon 0 Probably Balloon 0 Possi bly Balloon 31 July 1956 = |Smyrna, Georgia | 3. DATE-TIME GROUP 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATIO
July 1956 | Carrollton, Ohio
Other (Hoax) 30 pp
| 1. DATE Ls ‘31 July 1956 P "2. LOCATION | 3. DATE-TIME GROUP | Locales ality | GMT. {'5. PHOTOS | O Yes | 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION hour 11. & 1/2 01/04152 AUgUST |
July 1956 | Amarillo, Texas
Other 22 pp
| 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION ae _ Fi — 2 1956 i | ly Sc ——— = =: = — | 3. DATE-TIME frou? Fs oN a ET — en OAT ee |S. PHOYOS Ej 1 XH Yes | ! C No | 15 min.
July 1956 | Van Nuys, California | Incident #4191
INCIDENT #4191 4 pp
~ Ferny = i i ET 1 = i or Ee SSE We el fe i File 4191 July 16, 16 y 30, 1956 California w mn 7 | IL ii i i 5 Ej I Ei
July 1956 | San Bernadino, California | Incident #4200
INCIDENT #4200 2 pp
i Sey i = ph ps EEE ETT Ed eT EE py ew i Ea st Eo : | Ea = Te mala EET EE ea FLW i psy i ge {i wi EE He 17 J ; July 19, 1956 San Bernardino,
August 1956 | Bornholm, Denmark
Other (Radar Malfunction) 21 pp
P ROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD . LOCATION ~ | 12. CONCLUSIONS Wes Bolloon Probably Balleon Possibly Bolloon Wos Aircraft Probobly Aircraft Pe ssibly Aircraft | r Bornh
August 1956 | Dayton, Ohio
Astro (Mars) 53 pp
1 1k ik over Davtoa. flame, NO TIC FORM 329 (REV 26 OEP 82) a ohset ‘erossing 05 Object ejected noise, gk and Forth bh 1 Le w= El A/C Foam mi
August 1956 | Fontanaand La Jolla, California
5 pp
i eh = 1. DATE | TOE RL TN a | 12. CONCLUSIONS robat ly y Bolloon : G Possibly Bolloon | x Was Aireroft Probably Aircraft Possibly Aircraft Was Astroenomicel Possibly
August 1956 | Canton, Ohio
Astro (Venus) 3 pp
— Ee ——— EE _— EE - } = i : ‘ 12. CONCLUSIONS 8 man, Canton, Ohio |O Probeb oon £ AU US SL 1936 —_— 211 2 Bl RE ee Possibly Bolloen Wes Aircroft Probably Aircraft Possibly Aireraft |
August 1956 | Westerville, Ohio
Astro (Mars) 3 pp
{ o Wos Balloon |O Probobly Bellen =O Possi bly y Balloon - Wes Aircraft 0 Prebebly Airereft i Possibly Aireroft | [3 ave ts § GROUP Lecel. 0 Ain Vi fied
August 1956 | New Briton, Connecticut
4 pp
2 minute fio. BRIEF CATITI'YY LL, | One object round, WEARS, very brigh | | dire actly away. | fr New Briton, Connecticut 0 "| & TYPE OF OBSERVATION | | TXGround- Vi svel
August 1956 | South Salem, New York
12 pp
1 | obiset had gS sparks. object Bo Fy v= 4 1 ED oh = \ At . £7] ' 1S 1 - 1 } 5 » B DATE-TIME GROUP ry lho, | | AN SUMMARY ee Cohdent, | alf dollar, 3 a he Ss D 2 an
August 1956 | Farmington, New Hampshire
Insufficient Data 3 pp
Wos Balloon | Probably Balloon i Possibly Balloon Wos Aircraft t Probably Aircreft Possibly Aircraft Was Astronomicol | Probab y A stronomi col Possibly Astronomic ECTS | 9.
August 1956 | Bloom, Kansas
Insufficient Data 3 pp
TERT gy — - ill | 12.” conclusions 10 Woes Balloon | = 1, a | B Kansan = a |0 Probably Belleon | A SS PE ro OBSERVATION i == ar o Possibly Belloon 1 Ground- Visual und-Roder > Sbet
August 1956 | Tangier, Morocco
Insufficient Data 2 pp
tt je, PROJECT © |2 LOCATION Tangier, |& TYPE OF OBSERVATION Locel. a Al Visvel SOURCE News Paper LeProvencal Marseille: "8 NUMBER OF OBJECTS 1 Nn seconds | | u
August 1956 | West Haven, Connecticut
2 pp
26 August 1956 i BE DATE-TIME ¢ GROUP £/33 1 { ; all ho. RIE SUMMA ay © One round, white | 2s slowly ising white light in N | which would get OI Object was observed for one ho
August 1956 | Cheyenne, Wyoming
Astro (Other) 16 pp
1 292 1 it in diamet 172. CONCLUSIONS Wos Bolloen Probably Belleon Possibly Beolloon Was Aircraft Probably Aireroft Possibly Aireroft 0 Wes Astronomicel DX Probably Astronemicoll’ 0 Pe
August 1956 | Hyattsville, Maryland
Astro (Mars) 3 pp
lro. "BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING = 117. COMMENTS 1 Une ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 i * LENGTH OF OBSERVATION * NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE ~~ |O "CONCLUSIONS |0 Wos Bolloon {O Probably Bolleon
August 1956 | Kent, Ohio
2 pp
"112. CONCLUSION OO Wes Balloon 0 Probably Beolleon D BE TYPE OF OBSERVATION at WE ar | Possibly Balleon | = a 10 Wes Aircraft | XN eRe LX Probably Airerofr a - of Possibly Aire
August 1956 | Detroit, Michigan
Balloon 3 pp
| | 1. DATE i |2 "LOCATION 27 Aug just 1956 3. DATE-TIME GROUP = 4 She Vane "x _upgnown BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING Ong object round-size o ylor vellowewhite. Object observed. ohser
August 1956 | Juniata, Pennsylvania
UNIDENTIFIED 1 pp
[7 Cavan oF | dome protruding | 2-3 feet in dia aving | bright light Shai 1it up ‘the | hack yard. Object gained 20,000 feet of | | altitude by ascending vertically & th
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August 1956 | Juniata, Pennsylvania
3 pp
DAT | " Fr He _ E-TIME GROUP 2 LOCATION NUMBER OF OBJECTS | E L i 1 Ll a a - - ila O Wos Bolloon | Probably Balloon Possibly Bolloon oO
CASE DETAILS
FILE 1966-01-8696692-Pennsylvania.pdf
LOCATION Pennsylvania
DATE January 1966
EVALUATION Not recorded
CASE NO 8696692
DECADE 1960s
TYPE Sighting
PAGES 20
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