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May 1958 | Sof Nogales, Arizona
5 pp
EE 1 Ey FT = 2 Ef EE fe Ee 7 - = I — L ! a = = = iy ll. | = TE a ——— - EE SR Te p— RE SPITE AAT y SE HV I WS ial voy yd = 1 104 ve! RECORD CARD | EO 2. LOCATION CONCLUSIONS Wes Ballo
May 1958 | National City Airport, California
6 pp
/ . RECORDCARD |, _ " ——— . ~ |12. CONCLUSIONS =] | I. DATE | O Was Balloon City Airport, Califip Erebably Belleon 23-24 May 58 B DATE-TIME GROUP ) 4 TYPE oF F OBSERVATION 09 A BD We i ie
May 1958 | San Diego, California
10 pp
| nad very radical Ted | CX Ground-Visual ii bukit. 2d Wea oN - ke M1 x 1an 18. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | | 10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING Oval obj, size of pea, [the West & movi "
May 1958 | Hubbard, Ohio
Aircraft 2 pp
~ RJEDBW/COMDR 30TH AIR B DATE ~ |2 LOCATION | Hubbard, Ohio "| 4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION nam R6round- Visual O Ground-Redar re _— Air Visual | 1Known eae | OE 0 NW F SUMMAR
May 1958 | Denver, Colorado
Astro (Meteor) 4 pp
[12.7 CONCLUSIONS | | Denver, Colorado _ iit probably Balloon I. pate 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION - | dd APS saa § Board aie. 0 Wes Aircraft | & Bround- Visual O Ground-Radar Q Probably Air
May 1958 | Nunica, Michigan
Insufficient Data 11 pp
= 12. ‘CONCLUSIONS Wos Balloon | |. _N nica, Michigan ~~ |O Probably y Ball — | 4 TYPE oF OBSERVATION ie Ti By -|0 Possibly Balloon l | Was Aircroft |
May 1958 | Cockburn Harbor Scaicos Island, Caribbean
4 pp
1 Qs Te OCATION wT 112. CONCLUSIONS “Cockbura Harbor Wes Bullcon | 5 Caicos Island, Caribbean Probably Balloon 3 a A Ra aT | Possibly Balloon | 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION F: ETH
May 1958 | Nof Puerto Rico
8 pp
PROJECT § oe RECORD CARD sires GROUP i. Xa Air Visual LB hs iii |. — eS Civilian Pilots al Sih NG: a | 8 NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE 19 UMMARY OF SIGHTING lve11ow trail
May 1958 | Trenton, New Jersey
15 pp
12, CONCLUSIONS Was Balloon Probably Balloon Possibly Balloon ‘Teenton, N,J, "4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION | Ground- Visual O Ground-Rader Was Aircraft Probably Aircraft Po
May 1958 | Wof N, Africa
29 pp
i # . . a J | iL " i ee a Te hi : rr ! = | F "NN a i RAS Es NOR i | LOCATION CONCLUSIONS Wos Balloon Probably Balloon Possibly Balloon | 3. DATE-TIME Ir 20UP NE aT 14 Ye OF OBSE
June 1958 | Internal Document
19 pp
20 JUr! • 19 53 BEIEFDTG DNctASSIE.lED R PRr.S ·:~T ,'fJ Vr, H:NDl:.'h;;;OiJ
June 1958 | Alexandria, Louisiana | Incident #5861
Other INCIDENT #5861 4 pp
June 1958 | Belfast, Maine | Incident #5864
Astro (Other) INCIDENT #5864 13 pp
June 1958 | Tokmak, Kirgiz Ssr, Ussr
3 pp
I. DATE _Tokmak, Kirgiz SSROUS 4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION Mc round: Vi suol 3. DATE-TIME GROUP Ground-Radar lisval O Air-Intercept Rador | | B | Ci vili a —————— | 8. NUMBER OF OBJ
June 1958 | Salt Lake City, Utah
3 pp
|. DATE 1 Jun S58 | 3 DATETIME GROUP | 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION | fe po. “BRIEF SUMM, | Obj, | glow, "ATIC FORM WwW Secs RY OF SIGHTING 0 f an a/ C ’ 329 (REV 26 SEP $2) — 1
June 1958 | Eunice, New Mexico
Astro (Meteor) 5 pp
RECORD CARD PROJECT 10073 1. DATE } % OCATION Bunie e, » | | 2, New Mexico ; §& Pecos : an BR Par loan | Pedes, ¥ Kermit/ Texas “|4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION x3 Ground- Vi sual O
June 1958 | Marshalltown, Iowa
Other 5 pp
DRS se GN pee Z00000 00 ~ [12 CONCLUSIONS |0 Was Balloon | Marshalltown, Iowa |Q Probably Balloon Fy 1 |& - YPE OF OBSERVATION NT rn Teas oly Balloon | | O Was Aircraft R>Ground- Visual
June 1958 | Kansas City, Missouri
3 pp
Ie to dime. Erratic move behind tree ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 SEP $2) Le cal Jr. BRIEF § F SUMMARY Y OF SIGHTING Small to Savas circular | and disapps | O AirVisvel “| 8. NUM
June 1958 | New York, New York
5 pp
fea" 4 |swoeatOMRS 15 CONCLUSIONS [B* Probably Bell | 5 Tur =~ LY J— rw 10 roba | oon bs LE PERSE NCR TRS (NS |. 5. DATE-TIME GROUP [4% TYPE OF OBSERVATION 10 Possibly Balloon 0 Was Aircraf
June 1958 | Uruguay
Astro (Meteor) 32 pp
[12 CONCLUSIONS |0 Probably Bolleon ——————10 Possibly Balloon ‘ [voate | | Uruguay | & TYPE OF OBSERVATION | GQ SewndVisvel O Ground: Roeder Q Probobly Aircrefs | O Air-Intercopt Rodor :
June 1958 | Dayton, Ohio
Aircraft 22 pp
aa a de me mma Tia CONCLUSIONS Wos Balloon PY Sellen | Was Aircraft SRR yr | BX Probably Aircraft 0 re 0 Air-Intercept Rador Po ssibly Aircraft B “DATETIME oRour SERTIRETD 14 ¥YPeO OF
June 1958 | Yellow Springs, Ohio
8 pp
2. LOCATION ~ [12 CONCLUSIONS Yellow Springs, Oh io = Probably "Balloon | + I. TYPE OF OBSERVATION i = Possisly pe | » ne He 0 Was Aircraft R Ground- Visual O Ground-Redor XK Probably A
June 1958 | Nof Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
4 pp
A DX Wos Balloon Probably Balloon | Possibly Balloon l Re a Was Aircraft 8 Bround- Vi sual O Ground-Radar |Q Probably Aircraft | 0 Ain Yi sual Po ssibly Aircraft DO A
June 1958 | Puget Soundarea, Washington
17 pp
mT. FR ~ | 12. CONCLUSIONS I. DATE | |O Wes Balloon Washington |SXPrebably Balloon ==__2llB lO Possibly Balloon | _9 June 58 ____[Puget Sound area, tc 3. DATE-TIME GROUP ENTE 4. TYPE O
June 1958 | 10 Mi Wof Huntsville, Texas
7 pp
| \. DATE i F | Js oi JIL | a8 8 Ew — i — lo. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING Oval shaped obj, size of Ebked of Jreddish in color, bright as second mrnitude star,
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FILE 1951-12-6308918-Hamden-Ohio.pdf
LOCATION Hamden, Ohio
DATE December 1951
EVALUATION Not recorded
CASE NO 6308918
DECADE 1950s
TYPE Sighting
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OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading. 10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING Light in SE appeared to be following cor, Toc bright to be Star, with comimgofl da | 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION | y1light. Wes Bolloen Probably Balloon Possibly Balloon Was Alieraoft Probably Airerclt Possibly Aircraft DO Ground-Rader ow 0 AirVisuel | | 8 SOURCE a Alr-Intercept Reder Woz Astronomical Probably Astrenomicol Possibly Astronomical Oth mr. ia hin _ Insufficl ant Dote for Eveluotion | | O Unknown | | Civilian | 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. 55 5% 539 958 . | a ~- & Mars, Venus, Spica and Saturn in SE alonz eclipbie, Objodt on of these Astro bodies. Venus being the most bright. Obj oct cli san] wearad ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 sep 52) i 7 /