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June 1958 | Las Cruces, New Mexico
5 pp
12. CONCLUSIONS | = Was Balloon | Probably Balloon | Possisly Balloon Was Aircraft Probably Aircraft Possibly Aircraft Was Astronomical Meteor ‘0 Probably Astronomical XIX Possibly Astronomic
June 1958 | Pueblo, Colorado
UNIDENTIFIED 19 pp
PF AE = eA t—— n d 2. CONC LUS IONS Was Balloon Probably Balloon | A n | 1 Pueblo, Colorado 0 — — — ——|0 Possibly Belloc "| 4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION MN Gravad-Rador
 GM
June 1958 | Portland, Oregon
Other 4 pp
— . SE ¥ - = Fi — TE = = = a Bi. a. —_— = 12. concLusioNs OD Woes Balloon | Probably Balloon | a Possibly Balloon i qa ~ or > BE 2 | ™% | 1 1 ite er ts boro. is | | | " Lid Ci] 1 3. DATE-TI
June 1958 | Pecos, Texas
Astro (Venus) 4 pp
- —_— = = — — = Be EERE SSeS FF Bia BE = — — 4 — re si op = i. i all - Fy J" i “| 12. CONCLUSIONS Was Balloon | Probably Balloon | Possibly Balloon | [1 cate Was Aircraft EL robob
June 1958 | Oak Ridge, Tennessee
6 pp
"FORM 329 (REV 26 SEP $2) 48 8 J Ju BE | Oak Ridge, Tennessee ME GROUP 1% TYPE OF OBSERVATION BGround-Yisval O Ground-Radar i Se Ahk Military ~ | 8. NUMBER OF OBJECT
June 1958 | Memphis, Tennessee
Insufficient Data 4 pp
IL DATE 38 Jun O8 Banh ad n Tennessee o 3. DATE-TIME GROUP | “14 TYPE OF OBSERVATION &X Xround- Visual 0 Ground-Rodar 5 | 0 oe vi sual | 6. . $0 UF ) Ty f 0 Memphis, O Air-I
June 1958 | Fort Bragg, North Carolina
UNIDENTIFIED 5 pp
0 Grownd-Visval - B giev) sol 1% SOUT Military IUMBER OF OBJECTS UMMARY OF SIGHTING ho. SRIEF sus | Circular obj, size of full moon, light | silver, lower
GM
June 1958 | Walker AFB, New Mexico
MILITARY 3 pp
171 Wes Balloon 0 Probably Balloon ~ Possibly Balloon Was Aircraft 0 Probably Aircraft Possibly Aircraft J Was Astronomical OD Probably Astronomical | i Astronomical
June 1958 | Bremerton, Washington
Aircraft 3 pp
IARY OF SIGHTING ‘| diameter. Passed Sc | level flight, REO 14 V SQC851CZCQYAO0O00ZCDMAOQ RJEDDN RJEDSQ RR RJWZDM 3Z Rnd, white obj, 6 ta Hilatary
June 1958 | Knoxville, Tennessee
Astro (Meteor) 20 pp
Ae 10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING _ Obj smaller than a pencil, hase col r sighted {serve DE RJEDFL 12, P 2215002’ ZOMDR 58TH [4% TYPE OF OBSERVATION ai Hi
June 1958 | Alexandria, Louisiana
18 pp
| 2. "CONC LUS SIONS Woes Balloon Probably Balloon ooo 1 I C pig No - | 2 LOCATION 23 Jun OR La klexandria, La. » I 3. DATE-TIME GROUP 1 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION Leeal chee XM Grou
June 1958 | Dallas, Texas
Astro (Moon) 3 pp
SR ee eo — — ____ 3 Probably Bell | 24 Jun 58 Dallas. Texas 0 Probably Balloon EL. an 24 Jun 78 4 i - Da 1 las, Texas eee -— Pessioly Balloon [3 DATE-TIMEGROUP | & TYPE OF OBSERVATION
June 1958 | Tacoma, Washington
Astro (Meteor) 54 pp
BE o } FADE, Wes Balloon 26 Jun 58 I Tacoma, Washington 13. DATE-TIME GROUP 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION B Graund. Vi sua OO Ceavnd.B ada Was Aircraft & Ground- Visual O Ground-Redar |Q Probabl
June 1958 | Belfast, Me
16 pp
I m . la pr a a i il 5 =~ N 1 te 1 | ' TN 2. LOCATION | 1. DATE N [3 BATE Tike GRour Ar ¥ Lael. ARY OF SIGHTING “111. COMMENTS HE a size of a base or amber LAD%, ball, O
June 1958 | 52, 26 N 35 Wover Mid, Atlantic
6 pp
io. nice suman A RY OF SIGHTING “12 L _| 52,26) (4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION LOCATION O Ground- Visual | XAirVisuel $01 UR Military Circular, bright white obj, smaller {
June 1958 | Sof Charleston, West Virginia
3 pp
| | BR - i ll gd. od |o Wes Balloon » | 28 Jun 58 = B of Charleston, W,Va, xm 5 Probably Balloon Possibly Balloon 4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION O Ground-Visval 3 C JXXNeVivd | ¥ a BE = | - a |
June 1958 | Nome, Alaska
Astro (Other) 4 pp
| 0 Was Balloon | Nome, Alaska 10 Probably Balloon —I% TYPE OF OBSERVATION | O Possibly Balloon CE ca lh RS sl 0 Wes Aircroft HX Ground-Visvel |O Probably Aircraft o Air Visvel 0 Air Int
June 1958 | North Park, Colorado
Insufficient Data 4 pp
[7.1 ENGTH OF OBSERVATION 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE BE ie | 25 mins il | Elongated orange or yellowish obj, Altho almost half hour in | Size of dime, Light of obj waxed & ~~ sight w/s
June 1958 | Climax, Colorado
Astro (Meteor) 5 pp
J \% DATE |2 LOCATIO ETD top a [rae CONCLUSIONS 8 \Bollesn | r i ma OC : "8 ro do | 5 ropa loon |= + TYPE 12x, Color i —o Possibly Balloon soc | Contind. Radar lo Was Aircraft
June 1958 | Uraguay
1 pp
ruscuay il ates | & TYPE OF OBSERVATION V:Grownd-Visvel 0D Air Viel O Air-Intercept Rodor 16 SOURCE O Greund- Roeder ooo 1 000 — BW [ CIOV] 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION | Wi
July 1958 | Little Neck, New York
6 pp
El wg = TE Fi EE Ep sy — SH ij = i Eg > i Flies fe fy ol wm =| 5 i 1 Jai LEE Was Balloon | Probably Bal loon | Possibly Balloon 0 o 0 a CONN EF 1 0 Was Aircraft ~ |Q Probably Aircraft
July 1958 | Between Springfieldand Enon, Ohio
9 pp
XINGround- Visual O Ground-Roder "0345 | | Civilian La |e NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE one A North fro- BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING Alpe SL [11. COMMENTS h | Rnd, yellow-white obj.
July 1958 | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
3 pp
_ v ~ |12. CONCLUSIONS 1. DATE | 2. L DCAT) | | L Hl NT 1 = i & | H ; a ak ; x a . ; pn a po a : Ll - if n x | J |] J = TN —— _ — a. 1 3 _ i "11 #! | | | 4 . I) } M i -- | | » il - Bb
July 1958 | Norfolk, Virginia
4 pp
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July 1958 | Eof Ascension Island
2 pp
SEF sOMiARY oF 30 _W_to East Ground-Rodor __0 Air-intercopt meee COMMENTS rei wll fainter AOD TRS 5 0 Tit | NE "CONC LUSIONS Wos Balloon Probably Ba
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FILE 1969-06-6781595-KETTERING-OHIO.pdf
LOCATION Kettering, Ohio
DATE June 1969
EVALUATION Not recorded
CASE NO 6781595
DECADE 1960s
TYPE Sighting
PAGES 27
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OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading. BE ee adi ROJECT 10073 RECORD ) | | 1. DATE . TIME | SROUP Provable Astro (MARS) Observation probably of Mars. At 9:45 p.m. EDT, Mars was at and an angular elevation of 20 | degrees. At 5:15 a.m. EDT, Mars was on the horizon at 2ik | degrees and had a stellar magnitude of -1.h4. ; Civilian gi | | 1. MUMBER OF OBJECTS | an azimuth of 1L2 degrees In. BRIEF SUMMARY AMO ANALYSIS 2 1/2 hours ~~ | Observer signted a Ted light [4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION | brighter than the southwest that was i i EF BE hi 0 Ya | [= SE