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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
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FILE 1967-01-8542365-HowardLake-Minnesota.pdf
LOCATION Howard Lake, Minnesota
DATE January 1967
EVALUATION Not recorded
CASE NO 8542365
DECADE 1960s
TYPE Sighting
PAGES 6
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OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading.# FE —— | P ROJECT 100/73 RECORD 1. DAE TIME GROUP. - 2 LOCATION - - _— ~ | 25 Jan oT 41002 Howard Lake, Minn=sota one a source (10. CONCLUSION oo Co oo Civilian Insufficient data for evaluation 1. NUMAER OF OBJECTS Cne 5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION L minutes be a _ I the TYPE OF OBSERVATION | Ground Vv 1 sual 9. prioTos 7. COURSE | | N/A X MH 2 - r.. et i 1 | | 9. PHY SICAL EVIDENCE. Ct VT be ow 7 Yas +B Mo FORM Co | FTD scp 43 0-329 (TDE) [11. "BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS Observer was working on his truck when he noticed a very bright light to his right. It came closer and landed on ths highway. The object was approximately 75 feet long and 30 feet wide. It mads a loud whirring noise and the witness could hear it from within his truck. A man 1=ft the craft dressed in a silver blue tight suit with a fish bowl on his head. This man walked around the eraft then walved back inside. The craft then tock off. Contact was not made with the individual because of no such address, Also personnel at AF Reserve Unit were unable: to locate the individual at the Gleason mpany for additiona 1] information. Pravious sditlona of thle form mary be used, fitting