OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading. $1: | 2. LocaTioON TEE | ©. Nov La Porte, Texas one witness 13. “SOURCE 110. CONCLUSION 1 1 Civilian | Balloon(pes | 4. NUMBER OF OE \ JECTS 3 | Observer noted a cizar shaped object about 10 feet in | diameter and 150 feet lonz. The object was metallic silver in color and appeared to have black square Le ebjects on the sides that could have been winaews or { 7. COURSE eer bleck letters, The objsct appeared te have two fins W | nerthward | on each side like a dirizible. The ebject was travel- | ett esrmtinsmim ii ing very slewly from the south te the nerth. — A balloon was launched from Victoria, Texas at 0515 on the date of the sighting, but it was reported to be ———] down two nours oefore th= signtin 3 Other weatner | stations in the area launch balleens daily which could am have bs=en observed by the witness, The ebserver stated | Xx Ne | that it looked lize a balloon oI sme Ly 0 Yes AN No FORM hE FTD SEP 63 0-329 (TDE) Previous editions of this form may be used. - E T——— i = ww wl wy —— a all] i eT BE — EE