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July 1961 | Hamilton, Ohio
9 pp
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August 1961 | Middletown, Ohio
23 pp
PE CTY WE Ty PROJECT 100 173 RECORD CARD [2 Location [iz cowciusons l y 2. OD Aur A | Middletown. Ohio 0 Was Bolloan x ETRE FOO 2 Middletown, dhic : DO Probably Belleon 3. DATE-TIME GROUP | 4. TYPE
August 1961 | 3153 N 12900 E, Fareast
3 pp
PROJECT wd RECORD CARD 12 LOCATION EAR © |12. CONCLUSIONS Cosh LY re es 0 Woes Balloon 31530 129008 \TAC CAST) 0 Probably Balleen 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION = (9 Possibly Butea 0 Ground-Visual O Ground
August 1961 | Cape Canaveral, Florida
4 pp
ORD CARD \ PROJECT 10073 RECC i TE eT A = ee 12 LOCATION a I Cee LU BION | Was Balloon | | a vanave eral, . El ! Lor Lda | 0 Probably Balloon i 4. TYPE OF OB¢ FE Possibly Belloon {
August 1961 | SW of Carlisle, Pennsylvania
3 pp
SEAN PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD PER ER TR TE TE |2. LOCATION b rer | Bultown 1 oN. ae | | © Aug 61 | OW of Carlisle, Pennsylvania po : Possibly Bell
August 1961 | Nhighlands, California
4 pp
ROJECT Yours RECO “12. LOCATION RD CARD INCLUSIONS 0 Was Balloon Fo Kd hog OL __ | I Highlands, California 10 Probably Balloon | E “DATE-TINE GROUP Pl FL | | + TYPE OF OBSERVATION | 9 Po
August 1961 | Point Pleasant, New Jersey
6 pp
T 10073 RECORD CARD hon dl wal ATIC FORM 329 p— 26 xP ry 2 Ground. Visual a : — Tr . ro a : RE — — oT i = EY ad = pr Pr = : ar 7 ir 11. COMMENTS cho not area. Possi
August 1961 | Newport Newsand Carrolton, Virginia
4 pp
EERE a i a il ey, ee eT © ROJECT 10 073 RECORD CARD | LOCATION age Sv concuusons © | | | | | seth Marin B [Yaoi Uti nin |0 Was Balloon | 4g 1g WP 5 l
August 1961 | Cyprus Gardens, Florida
21 pp
= TE AL. | Sighting characteristic of a/c vith afterburner. Case mtted in letter almost four years EL After observabi Onl. « [n. BRIEF SUNMARY AND ANALYSIS fhe, SET PRET Yo |
August 1961 | Roscoe, New York
6 pp
"| 2. LOCATION [12. CONCLUSIONS Roscoe, New York | 4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION KBGround- Vi svel | 0 Ground-Radar 9 Alrcintercopt Redar Opo 000 pj oDo 0 I - | O y ~|11. COMMENTS Requ
August 1961 | Kansas City, Kansas
4 pp
NIP | [1 oate re [72 Conc usions. EER 0 | | 3 3 Was Balloon | a= Probably Balleon Possibly Balloon | D 0 D Fa 1 Greund-Redae |O0 Was Aircraft | | XXOuwné-Vieve
August 1961 | Clayton, Ohio
Aircraft 9 pp
a — — E 4 4 L L Ir ml - ¥ - a 1 J L i r i — E Nn | | - re i EF F = \ - 1 I. DATE CoE LON oe RTT — Was Belloon Probably Bolleon Possibly Balloon 0 0 0 Wes Aircraft
August 1961 | Lake Charles, Louisiana
2 pp
Ei | ee © WE [iy gr ae EE m— [i] Was Balloon Probably Balloon | Possibly Belloon | | Was Aircraft Probably Aireraf? | Possibly Aircraft DOD . |& TYPE OF OBSERVATION _ | XE Ground-Visvel _
August 1961 | Springfield, Massachusetts
5 pp
[12 CONCLUSIONS Wes Balloon Probably Ball De I) Possibly Balloon Eo Was Aircraft Probably Aircraft Possibly Aircraft =e — Was Astronomicol Probably Astro
August 1961 | Webb AFB, Texas
MILITARY 5 pp
= Tha. CONCLUSIONS 0 Was Belloon 0 Probably Belleo TYPE OF OBSERVATION “0 Ground-Visuel |Q Erobably Alrerals 0 Air Viel fe / SOURCE aL E lax wea Astrone i O Probably Astronomicol 0 Pos
August 1961 | New York, New York
24 pp
| 1. paTE (2. LOCATION 14 Aug 61 A 4. DATE-TIME ¢ GROUP a aa i Taking tige aay and negatives WH Hf a a Fw To all = = — 5 Ww Ball Hd el ew York (0 Probably Ballo
August 1961 | Cleveland, Ohio
Balloon 3 pp
[12. CONCLUSIONS | fe Wes Balloon Probably Balloon Possibly Balloon | Was Aircraft Probably Aireroft Possibly Aircraft | a - a 4 i ogo | B Was Astr
August 1961 | Inwood, New York
2 pp
LI | a are 2 | ih Sp Ea cb " |O Was Belleon i L, 15, & 16 Aug 61 Inwood, New York ~~ |O Probably Balloon | DATETIME ONOWP J + FYPE OF OBSERVATION —————|0 Possibly Balloon Local 2100 -2300 XE
August 1961 | 3227 N 12802 W, Pacific
4 pp
| 1. DATE ep A |2 LOCATION CETTE CONCLUSIONS RCT | zr 61 he 3227N 12802W ( Was Balloon Probably Balloon Possibly Bolloon Wos Aircraft | Probably Aircroft Possibly Aircraft 1s YET] “hE “|
August 1961 | Flushing, New York
12 pp
DJECT 10073 RECORD P| og” ee - = i A iid Flushing, New York o ~ | 4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION CTE XO Ground-VYisuel 0 Grevnd-Redor —— | OArViwel 0 Airintercept Rader (© R 0 UF 8 Local 21
August 1961 | Santa Fe, Argentina
8 pp
| ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 SEP 52) / BE “LENGTH OF OBSERVATION [10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING away. Space ship had port holes and logked /Many inconsistancies in story was hap
August 1961 | 24, 53 N 150, 22 W, Pacific
2 pp
JF @ [Va concumonT | Was Balloon |O Probably Seisen -10 Possibly Belloon ARE ai {OQ Was Aircraft Q Ground-Rador | Probably Aireroft 0 Pe ssibly Aireraft XX Ground-Visval - a Air Visuel |
August 1961 | Cape Canaveral, Floridaand Cuba
23 pp
1 i | | il AN i SIONS HUNS | = Wos Balloon 0 Probably Balloon -10 Possibly Balloon | 0 Woes Aireralt | | 1 Q Probably Al reroft | | oO Possibly Aireraft Was Astro
August 1961 | Wilmington, Delaware
Balloon 18 pp
|D Was Balloon 10, Probably Belloen 0" Possibly Balloon Was Aireraft | Probably Aireroft | 0 AinViwal 0 Air-Intercopt Radar | DO Possibly Airer
August 1961 | Brooklyn, Newyork
6 pp
Ea = _ = = = a = 3 Ei - 1 » Ee ae n— = _ _ — Ck == = : re ¥ me 3 a - 1 § = i] i i 1 J i 8 am § lid il Tm om TE 1 El Ta ConcLunIoNs | Was Boll oon GA ashi) Ey DX Probobly Balloon
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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