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December 1957 | Taichung, Formosa
4 pp
i i = = i — i — J [| ; " " 0 a? Ny | | ; i [i i -" Ni il # Fr. he. " i | | |20_- 21 December 1957 Taichung, Formosa (8 sig 3. OATE-TIME GROUP % TYPE OF OBSERVATION | Local - WX Group é-
December 1957 | Waverly, Iowa
3 pp
Local Frey Maverly _Lowa a Ground. Visual Li AixNiwol : O Ground- Redar co Air-intercept Radar | 0 10 Probably DO [12 CONCLUSIONS Was Balloon ; Bal leon: Possibly Bolloon Was
December 1957 | Lagrange, Georgia
3 pp
PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD | 1. DATE | | 2. LOCATION So Ik CONCLUSIONS | Was | Probably “Balloon i Possibly Balloon i Was Aircroft i a 21 December 1957 Wk grange, Georgia 5 | 0 | 0 Probabl
December 1957 | Kansas City, Missouri
Insufficient Data 4 pp
PROJECT 10073 Prods sy © IS rote | n RECORD CARD 12. CONCLUSIONS Was Balloon Probably Balloon Possibly Balloon Was Aircraft Probably Aircrefr Possibly Aircraft 21 December 1937
December 1957 | Herefordshire, England
Astro (Meteor) 13 pp
12 LOCATION Herefordshire, England o | 12. CONCLUSIONS Was Balloon Probably Balloon [3 Eid a R 6: 40 | Local ES) eve sual | CO Yes i xNe Rv. . LENGTH OF OBSERVATION e. Civili
December 1957 | Bill, Wyoming
Astro (Other) 7 pp
13. DATETIME oRouP a Te [@ TYPE oF OBSERVATION — | By __our_23/020¢ 0 Ain Visuel_ 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION not reported 10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING | Mass fell to earth at estimated dis- t
December 1957 | Seaof Japan E of Vladivostok
5 pp
SRA». ~ Sy ~ |2 LOCATION Sea of Japan 3. DATETIME GROUP Local a Le = ee QO Ground-Yisuadl lo. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING | A projectile was sighted by the a/c | Commander which
December 1957 | South Pass, Louisiana
Insufficient Data 3 pp
[2 LOCATION | Loeal ste XX Ground-Yisual 25 720307 0 AleVisel 5. SAIRF SUMMARY OF GONTING Round, bright white light, moving slowly but faster than star or planet, | Ne exhaust, No s
December 1957 | Littleton, New Hampshire
Astro (Venus) 6 pp
Li : a L. DATE [2 LOCATION D2 concLusions (OQ Was Balloon |__27 December 1957 Littleton, New Hampshire | O Probably Balloon [3 oate-TiMe oroUP — | & TYPE OF OBSERVATION ——|0 Possibly Balloon
December 1957 | Balinger, Texas
6 pp
[. { | f DATE 27 December 1957 E DATE-TIME GROUP Local ct Gar 38/0043 2 1842 NE Cop EEL rT BE [ee me sa Ro Er ri a mb I i - 2. LOCATION -Balinger, =v 5 X&round-VYisual 4. TYPE
December 1957 | Clarksville, Iowa
Aircraft 4 pp
= HP pr 2 LOCAT ION |___27 December 1957 | 3. OATE-TIME GROUP XE Ground-Yisval | Local Lal | | Civilian over 1 minute [10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING | Round object, tapere
December 1957 | Livermore Falls, Maine
Aircraft 4 pp
fio. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING | Small, round object, red & white, | very bright and moving very fast, | ent straight up and then | then in a straight line, Bi exsidhria | in cl
December 1957 | Elizabeth City, North Carolina
Aircraft 3 pp
[12 CONCLUSIONS |0 Was Balloon i IA Probably Balloon | 10 Possibly Balloon 1 |'s. DATE Tike GROUP Se 7K bath citi. N | X Binee sval O Ground-Radar peX Was Aircraft l | O Probably A
December 1957 | El Paso, Texas
5 pp
[2 LOCATION ~ 112 CONCLUSIONS Was Balloon Al LE Paso, Texas ~~ |9 Probably Balloon ~T% TYPE OF OBSERVATION pe Pees Been X70 Gun Visuol | O Ground-Radar 0 dos Tor 8 dh AircIntercept Radar |O Possib
December 1957 | Parkview, California
Balloon 4 pp
E DATE . DATE-TIME GROUP | 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION |___ten minutes [10. BRIEF SUMMA 1 | One cone shaped bri from E to W in ten minutes, | b | l
December 1957 | Duluth, Minnesota
Insufficient Data Civilian 12 pp
- PROJECT 10073 RECORD m— rf E— _ = i } - mr es a seo m——— _ ES I. — | 1. DATE - TINE GROUP | 2. LocATION i Y I0k i 111. BRIEF SUMMARY ARD ANAL 7515 The sighting 7ocl
December 1957 | Montebello, California | Incident #5448
INCIDENT #5448 2 pp
——— mii Se 3 ; = =F PN FE 1 December 1, 1957 Monte bello, California 1 photo
December 1957 | Chitose, Hokkaido, Misawa Japan | Incident #5542
INCIDENT #5542 4 pp
December 1957 | Tulsa, Oklahoma | Incident #5636
INCIDENT #5636 2 pp
1958 (month unknown) | North Turner, Maine
7 pp
HD mn. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS E27 steng grey object floating in the | > By. Under obser n Dull finish, Na Defense & . Ap | of . 5 ef ing 7 _Jbelow tree leve Wier ga ti
1958 (month unknown) | Uttica, New York
8 pp
i : PROJECT I7IRECORD on [. DATE - TIME GROUP 2. LOCATION I i 54 -—-_ {C 1 ¢ w= A nn = . i i ¥ fa [> SOURCE ) | 3 "CONCLUSION ST oo — z — —— | '» _| This case was re
1958 (month unknown) | Montevideo, Uruguay
2 pp
EA Je Fok TF TE LF - 5 gy ms PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD “12. LOCATION "12. CONCLUSIONS Was Balloon Probably Balloon Possibly Balloon ma ee | 7 iq" ji | | #- ret AL RVA
1958 (month unknown) | Kettering, Ohio
9 pp
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1958 (month unknown) | Collinsville, Illinois
3 pp
[Var ons L J “|2 Location | | LUE -d =F ollinsv: CATE Y wt oo WP | 3. X0Ground- Visual L CC | ae : i — | §. PreCT0 = = aE I. SOURCE "Yew | | 7. LENGTH CC» aye RY ATION TON Ee El = 10. B
January 1958 | Internal Document
79 pp
ARMSTRONG CffiCLE THEATER '----- 22 J,nuary 1958 a 7-3745- .J~o
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FILE 1968-01-6889281-Eaton-Ohio.pdf
LOCATION Eaton, Ohio
DATE January 1968
EVALUATION Insufficient Data
CASE NO 6889281
DECADE 1960s
TYPE Sighting
PAGES 11
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OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading. ‘IME GROUP so. oL IT 11704304) cm - m - 4 Lrilian I 4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS Oro Visual 7. COURSE Confusing 8. PHOTOS 0 Yes | __G Ne 19. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE | 2 FTD sep 43 0-329 (TDE) "110. CONCLUSION a PROJECT 1.)75 *2Z0RD 2. LOCATION AE. eA em i ee] J oli T = Ii ¥ ot go LO INST FFICIENT DATA ¥CH EVALUATION Fl [ Observers called duty officer to say that they nai been watcu- ng a bright star-like object for 20 minutes and they wae aril ing it. The ob ject was described as belng similar tT: magRITHing glass, on its side. ;omments: A 117 was sent tc the observer but was never turned. Informataion such as aow long they watched the elevation and azimuth when firs: and last seen, ad how wna object disaappeared were not supplied. it seems likely t:at the observer was watcning a star/or planet. [owever until more information is received the ca:e¢ is being carried as insufficdcient datz, i CoN = no = V3 Eom | = = yy ns gy Pa Previous sditions of this orm may be ussa,