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April 1960 | 7 Mi Nof Dover, Delaware
9 pp
Irae objects § coun. and ATIC FORM 329 (REV 16 3EP 52) YX Ground- Visual 0 Air Visual | "SOURCE = Civd 13 lan and Hilitar 'Y 0 Ground-Rodor descending JE — == fs—— — = =
April 1960 | Hazel Green, Wisconsin
9 pp
| | | 12. conCLUSIGNS Wos B alloon | Probobly Balloon Possibly Bollonn | 2. DATETIME GROUP % ooo Wos Alzroft
April 1960 | Saratoga Springs, New York
4 pp
TR eam ee a — a TTT : § NP =F = ee — Er — - ! 1 1 Bit Es = = Lo EE = ee =k "5. PHOTOS | [J Yes pe GiNo | 7. LENGTH CF OB3Z2VATION = yl. a a had br 1h £ ’ stead arc ve
April 1960 | Rhein Main Ab, Germany
9 pp
ROBY amidst cians | tI Ground. Visual CMT-L3 00352 Le 0 AirVisval fT Se ei. i a ow cE CWE GCround-Radur 0 Alr-Intarcopt Rodar | © 5. PHOTOS BS pi or ee ie cs Ee REINER : — EE ee iy = =
April 1960 | Jeffersonville, Indiana
3 pp
+e PE = SERIO lS [) Ground-Visuval BD Greund-Bodor — fe. 0 Air Yi sol Io a Alr-Intarcap) Reador TER nee MANA 112. coNcLUsIONS Was Bolloon Prabobl
April 1960 | Vicinity Bitburg Ab, Germany
9 pp
Ee EE ER il es me Ei EEE TE CW ER — C—O — Ee — — | 7. LENGTH OF OB55RVATION 3 sec re ho. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING 1f size of wnlte, appea | Round, or be
April 1960 | La Camp, Louisiana
86 pp
ho. ®riz — J CU eT ei RII | 1] ei EL me E L iA | | oy x 18 C AID , OF O35ERVATION 2-3 sec QY OF SIGHTING EF SUMMJ am nd ny re Ra 2- Oyds ah front oF
April 1960 | Between Warrenand Toledo, Ohio
9 pp
Lop gE FE WE Te WE Fiery ay = ST j a ee El = [12. CONCLUSIONS 1] |O Was Bolloon —_ Probably Balloon . Possibly Balloon Was Aireraft | Probably Airereft Eb Possibl
April 1960 | New Mexico, Texas Area
9 pp
~ [12 concLusions = | |0 Wos Balloon RE: fexico-Texas Area {0 Probably Belloon I* TYPE OF OBSERVATION FRM TTA) Possibly Bolloon | Was Aircraft -_ Probebly Aircraft rl Possibly Alreraft | |
April 1960 | Olean, New York
5 pp
— ge DATE | | ! 3. "DATE-TINE C ROU? — Trae |__oMT_ 17 4207 4 | 5 PHOTOS J f F | x, Looked like a mass uit) viey igh ra
April 1960 | 4, 5 Nmsw of Bitberg, Germany
5 pp
i E i" Was Balloon Probably Balloon | Possibly Bolloon | Wos Aircraft | NM SW of Bitberg, G E 4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION. gL i | Oo DOO 3 Probably Aircraft ————
April 1960 | Richards Gebaur AFB, Missouri
MILITARY 2 pp
__ a N 1. DATE , | | 17 April, 1960 2. CONCLUSIONS Was Balloon Probably Balloon Possibly Balloon i Was Aircraft Rd | Probably Aircraft E Possibly
April 1960 | Dayton, Ohio
10 pp
ET op » I I a | p } Lg TE yl [PE ET Ee Ld TR fn wm iw a YS a | TY —- Ta : } » . 1's | i! b Ba am \ _ _ — ~— 3 I Bp—— oy — _____ ee _ Ps a ——— SE en — —— — i | | BB | DATE 2. LOCATION |
April 1960 | NW of Azores, Atlantic
7 pp
lo Wes Belloon |O Probably Balloon —=10. Possibly Balloon | Was Alrerah Probobly Aircraft Possibly Aircraft 3. DAT E-TIME GROUP EE ———————— = ] PE OF OBSERVATION : a
April 1960 | Guantanamo Bay, Cuba
8 pp
Oo =a | [EN 10 Probably Bolloon —10 Possibly Balloon | Wos Aircraft * a 4 ( - lo 0 Ground-Yisvel 8 pos re ah | 0 bX Ho did wel - Peo saibly y Aircra
April 1960 | Orleans, France
5 pp
1. DATE ) — | 3. DATE-TIME GROUP Local —. np cne | 0 Yes a . SI "7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 2 sec | | White ball of light 3 | “ATIC FORM 39 (REV : 26 ; oxP 1
April 1960 | Nof Mandinga, Panama
3 pp
fy Ciaaatagaa A568 ami Fed tail with yella w ng. Hac fiery BO Ground-Visvel blue nose, appearance. “1% TYPE OF OBSERVATION ' —— oS
April 1960 | Shelby, Montana
UNIDENTIFIED 11 pp
Varied | ar heii five Bight ings same objects. Took pictures ded them, however the photos isd Ho Safuraat ion | as upon which to form conclusion as to the i 3 LWways appe: or | natur
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April 1960 | Duluth, Minnesota
5 pp
==ii 3 EE = = = ___ = wy — Eo aa = — _— —_ == — — — —_ J — iii = Ti — Ee ee a 27 April, 1960 B | 3 OATE-TINE GROUP Local Prol abl y Bel leon | Possibly Balloo
April 1960 | Cincinnati, Ohio
12 pp
iin X Ground Vis svol —— =| 0 AirVisuol ( ne (NO Pictures) | | 7. "LENGTH OF OBSERVATION ightings of red, green, ig! bp six childr: ring a fifteen minute In city of Cincina
April 1960 | Cincinnatt, Ohio
1 pp
25. Where were you lucated when you saw the object? | 26. Were you (Circle One) (Circle One): a. In the business section of a city? b. In th residential section of a
April 1960 | Smithville, Tennessee
Aircraft 10 pp
CONCLUSIONS 0 Was Balloon 0 Probably Belloon {0 Possibly Balloon Was Aircraft | Probably Aireroft i Possibly Aircraft | XA Ground-Visuel un | 0 Air Visual a Air-Intercept Ra
May 1960 | Naples, New York
13 pp
3 i I 1 . i mT | i. | | a | { = — i i | = cg = = = i : [| x, RE a mn a 1 | LR -— ey = | | | a es “il r Lg ™ | ga i 1 J |. L | 1 -— Ir _ a - |. ¥ bi. i i
May 1960 | Vicinity Midway Island
4 pp
la pr i dN I. Ars Ns BN Ta a al 0 il a : ; J . HEE = pe oo = = _ Ee __, ged | 2 == TI NT a _ 1. DATE [12. CONCLUSIONS Was Balloon Probably Balloon | Possibly Balloon | Was Airc
May 1960 | Eof Japan 4215 N 15725 E
4 pp
ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 § SEP 52) ] | 4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION 0 Ground-Visval Rc a AirVisual SC UR ICE DO Ground-Rador - Was Balloon Probably Balloon Pos
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FILE 1966-03-8683999-Lewisburg-Indiana.pdf
LOCATION Lewisburg, Indiana
DATE March 1966
EVALUATION Not recorded
CASE NO 8683999
DECADE 1960s
TYPE Sighting
PAGES 7
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OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading. i —————— TT — So —— iw WN ———— == CR— ao S—_ | 2. LOCATION | | Lewisburg, Indiana | 10. CONCLUSION play A= i= oi kd | 1." PAVE - TIME GROUP (5 witnesses) Form 164 date. | 1 from center and around ends. Size of softball when first observed, increasing to size of beachball as range to object decreased. Orange-reddish changing to blue-white, fluorscent | type color. Pulsating sound increasing in frequency and transmitted through car radio and speaker system. Object was approx. 45° elevation. Observers attention was attracted to the object by its color and movement across the path of the auto. Object continued towards the observers car but for only| a very few seconds. As the ob ject approa chs d, sound was heard with increasing frequency and i adio. Ot reased its altitude " FTD sep 63 0-329 (TD E) Previous sditions of this form may be used.