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July 1948 | Columbus, Ohio | Incident #157
INCIDENT #157 22 pp
July 1948 | Indianapolis, Indiana | Incident #152
INCIDENT #152 11 pp GM
July 1948 | Marian, Virginia
5 pp
July 1948 | West Rindge, N, H | Incident #214
INCIDENT #214 1 pp
July 1948 | West Rindge, N, H
11 pp
July 1948 | Columbus, Ohio | Incident #138
INCIDENT #138 3 pp
July 1948 | Mc Keesport, Pennsylvania | Incident #161
Aircraft INCIDENT #161 4 pp
July 1948 | North End, Osborn, Ohio | Incident #139
INCIDENT #139 3 pp
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July 1948 | Ohio
3 pp
July 1948 | Dravesburg, Pennsylvania | Incident #160
INCIDENT #160 9 pp
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July 1948 | Chapel Hill, North Carolina
7 pp
July 1948 | Fielding Lake, Wash | Incident #145
INCIDENT #145 10 pp
July 1948 | San Acacia Dam, New Mexico | Incident #146
INCIDENT #146 1 pp
July 1948 | Arnhem, Holland | Incident #168
Insufficient Data INCIDENT #168 5 pp
July 1948 | Van Nuys, California | Incident #163
Balloon INCIDENT #163 Multiple 36 pp
July 1948 | Altoona, Pennsylvania
2 pp
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July 1948 | 20 Mi, Sof Montgomery, Ala | Incident #144
INCIDENT #144 161 pp
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August 1948 | Salt Lake City, Utah
1 pp
August 1948 | Groveport, Ohio | Incident #158
INCIDENT #158 7 pp
August 1948 | Location Illegible | Incident #171
INCIDENT #171 10 pp
August 1948 | Bet, Parrott and Richland, Georgia | Incident #153
INCIDENT #153 3 pp
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August 1948 | Hamel, Minnesota
30 pp
August 1948 | Godman AFB, Kentucky
MILITARY 1 pp
August 1948 | Godman AFB, Kentucky | Incident #187
MILITARY INCIDENT #187 15 pp
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August 1948 | Maplewood, Ohio | Incident #169
INCIDENT #169 8 pp
CASE DETAILS
FILE 1968-02-6889918-Clewiston-Florida.pdf
LOCATION Clewiston, Florida
DATE February 1968
EVALUATION Not recorded
CASE NO 6889918
DECADE 1960s
TYPE Sighting
PAGES 27
OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading. • PROJEC ; ' 10073 RECORD • 1. ·· U~ TE ·· T IME GROUP 2. LOCAT ION 9 Feb 68 09/2345Z Cle~iston, Florida (1 '.Yitne ~s 3, :iv Uf: CE 10. CONCLUSION • ' .. r .___, Civilian Other~ (C ~\7LICTIKG DATA) 4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS Tne witness stated that he had not seen e.ny UFOs and that t he observer had only r e ported t he observat ion to him . Because of One the confli ct, t he case is bei evaluated as S. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS • 5 to lO l-tinutes The observer sishted a lumino~3 yellowish-white kite shaped 6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION . object that traveled from horizon to horizon in 5 to 10 minutes. The observer stated that "when '"e were looking at Ground-Vis ~1--------~ it threw the telescope, the telescope did not work. We t ook 7. COURSE it ·apart and found a round hole where the lena is held burna ssw 8. PHOTOS 0 Yes No 9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE 0 Yes x;(No FORM FTD SEP 63 0-329 (TOE) prnloua •dlU-• ol thle fo,. - 7 be u ..d, , - i