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August 1958 | Eastern Mediterranean
5 pp
Ie concLusions | Woes Balloon ! Probably Balloon Possibly Belloon Wes Aireraft Probably Aircraft Po ssibly Aircraft | Was Astronomi col 0 Probably Astronomical oO Possibly Astronomical |
August 1958 | Between Vinton and Oelwein, Iowa
3 pp
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August 1958 | Kansas City, Kansas
32 pp
[V. Date _Aug | Flashes of light, a moving across | Ol J Spann | flashes obse rved, the sky d the entire | OQ Ain Vi sol 6. SOURCE Civilian few
August 1958 | 26, 30 Mi Nof Rock Springs Wyoming
2 pp
_— repo er | Wes Belloen Prabably Belloon | Possibly Belloon | [0 Was Aircraft Q Probably Aircraft D Possibly Aireraft ~|& SOURCE Rd ol ~ |© Was Astronemicel tL 20 | |B Probably As
August 1958 | Ussr, North Pacific
Military (Radar) 2 pp
USOR [ Nort T TYPE oF Site | 0 Ground- Visvel Wes Balloon Probably Belloon i Peasibly Balloon Wes Airereft Probably Aircreft \ Possibly Aircraft | |O Probebly Astronomicel P
August 1958 | Ridgefield, Washington
3 pp
| 1. DATE | 2. LOCATION 2. CONCLUSION | i a. oa | |O Wes ably oon |» DATETIME oROUF 3 —1C TYPE OF OBSERVATION =~ ———10O Possibly Balloon oc debi Probably "Ai reraft | 8] Me VE sual Po s
August 1958 | Eof Norfolk, Virginia, 36, 42 N 70, 25 Watlantic
5 pp
| 7. LENGTH oF OBSERVATION, JO-<5 secs MARY OF SIGHTING [1o.” BRIEF SUM | Bright, burning obj falling White in color, NO r 1 hkas t o ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 SEP 52)
August 1958 | Lexington, Kentucky
9 pp
a Air Visual 5. SOURCE | a © No av) Civilian 7. LENGTH oF. OBSERVATION 18. SC , mins | fro BRIEF SUMM RY OF SIGHTING i obj, copper in color, hen someone called obsy Fn ATIC FOR
August 1958 | Park Ridge, Illinois
4 pp
Sg | £3 | ov Wes Bolloon 26 Aucsust 165¢ | Park Ridge, Illinois O Prebobly Balloon [3 DATE-TIME GROUP Po Sea [a YYPE OF OBSERVATION Pet wil Possibly Seven Y:5 M Jp Chana BS BencaniliBades a
August 1958 | SE of Deering, New Hampshire
35 pp
20 secs [10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING | Reddish-orange colored obj | Civilian e |e NUMBER OF OBJECTS | iy £ a oo ad o by Tn al a -. - Le al Q Rie Vi s
August 1958 | Old Bridge, New Jersey
4 pp
| & h Q | 1 | 1° § = RY OF SIGHTING fro. “BRIEF SUMMA Obj observed near erratic movement, short distance: & reappearing in the same location. Dccasional circular | u
August 1958 | Brooklyn, New York
3 pp
SE een [ 1. OATE 29 August 4988 | 3. DATE-TIME GROUP 7. LENGTH OF. 2 OBSERVATION i Q=i ‘minutes RY OF SIGHTING ho. BRIEF SUN M4 | Rpt of obj viewed about te Described as a “plane or|
August 1958 | Gray AFB, Killeen, Texas
MILITARY 4 pp
0 Ain Visvel Military 10. BRIEF 5) er RY OF SIGHTING [Radar target at 170 miles distance, disapps ] miles distance, Speed 3300 [radar for two mins,
August 1958 | Denver, Colorado
21 pp
i | Denver, Col. Ti ER SRS |0 Probably “Balloon |& TYPE OF OBSERVATION a =| 0 Possibly Bolloon Ck Rround- Visual Wes Airerett QO Probably Aircraft he = Ail Possibly Aireraft UR
August 1958 | Internal Document
31 pp
NCCOFUHCK SUB-C 0:!-tHI T rrz B?.lliF'IIh; 8 i'UGU:3T 1958 •
August 1958 | Phoenix, Arizona | Incident #5939
Other INCIDENT #5939 2 pp
File 5939 August 1952 Proenix, Arizona 1 photo
August 1958 | Phoenix, Arizona
3 pp
11. DATE - TIME G GROUP. 13. SOURCE 4. NUM \BER OF OBJECTS ine below this is probably to processing. s.
August 1958 | Central New Jersey
4 pp
| 7. LENGTH OF. OBSERVATION lho. ). BRIEF SUMMARY "OF SIGHTING ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 SEP $2) | Au 198 | 3. DATE-TIME GROUP | afternoon X¥Ground- Visual a An Vi sual = EERE — 1 6 0 U R
August 1958 | Tacoma, Washington
Other (Conflicting Data) 7 pp
| 1. DATE f. i y A Or 1 | = 1 > | 9 5} 3. DATE-TIME GROUP Local. NGTH OF. OBSERVATION [1o. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING “| 2. LOCATION 1 “ "TYPE OF Etiee NE i Se
August 1958 | Las Vegas, Nevada
5 pp
7 PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD — Ty CR = er a ee LETTE EE Eh we) | 1. DATE oe A TRY | "LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS Was Balloon | Probably Balloon | . | 0D as . i Em i = i — Hag | i — = A il LJ
August 1958 | Salamanca, New York
5 pp
~ | 2 LOCATION. 0 Wes Balloon ] 2 Aug ‘ust 1958 FIRSTS AN 1 Salg AlN 8 New Yori ce Ee 0 Probably Belloon | 3. DATE-TIME GROUP | 4 TYPEOF “OBSERVATION — 7 | 10 Possibly Belloon | | 0 Was A
August 1958 | Spring Lake, Michigan
3 pp
[i DATE AL | Is DATE-TIME GROUP l E LENGTH OF. OBSERVATION 30 sec to A Nis __ Fo one | not given 1 pa sR J10. BRIEF suMMA Rnd, yellow obj, size of baseball, | Insufficient
August 1958 | Tioga, North Dakota
4 pp
10073 RECORD CARD I. DATE 3 August 1958 3. 3. DATE-TIME GROUP -1ioga, North Dakota 14 TYPE OF OBSERVATION XJ Ground: Vigual bBiunocuiars - = a O Ground-Rader a Air-Intercept Rodor 3
August 1958 | Dayton, Ohio
Balloon 50 pp
1. DATE |2. "LOCATION | a August 1058 | Davton, Ohio 5 [3 DATE-TIME GROUP we. TYPE OF OBSERVATION - —e ¥¥Ground- Visual DO Ground-Rodor la TE o Air Visual D —SOURCE lo 0 Air-Interc
August 1958 | Houston, Texas
4 pp
PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD [ 1. DATE Stree or 8 NR i [12. CONCLUSIONS | 3 Au 19. o Probebly Bell | ug ust 08 Houston, Texas | ak Soh ey ls. 'DATE-TIME GRO uP [-a¥ == —— 0 Possibly Balloon
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FILE 1968-02-6889701-Redlands-California.pdf
LOCATION Redlands, California
DATE February 1968
EVALUATION Not recorded
CASE NO 6889701
DECADE 1960s
TYPE Sighting
PAGES 9
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OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading. = Q | es aR Li— CR : 3. sadll o eh | ivilian NUMBER OF OBJECTS 1 6-7 minutes = LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 1. |6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION | | 0 Yes X No 19. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE 0 Yes . The observer sighted a round object that had 6 to 10 red and ‘orange lights. The object prod BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS uced a scund similar to the sound used on the T.V. show the Invaders. Dogs in the area barked and the observers hair stood on end. Comments: No unusual objects were tracked on nearby radar. A search and rescue team passed near the observers home near the time of the sighting. They were using an electric siren that produced 2 high-pitched oscillating whine which was probablely responsible for the noise the observer heard. A light plane arrived at Tri-City airport at 1915 PST and had a traffic pattern similar to the pain of the UFO FORM _FTD sep 43 0-329 (TDE) Previcua editions of thls form may be used,