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April 1962 | Eureka, Utah, Rocky Mountainarea
Military (Radar) 78 pp
i i i PRO. E ECT 10073 RECORD CARD | Se . : EE —— oc E EE —— Se Se iE - — =a a mam w= i Se Si (— Emm wa i PE a ca, — | Fl. DATE 2 LOCATIO
May 1962 | Burlington, Massachusetts | Incident #7927
Other (Hoax) INCIDENT #7927 10 pp
May 1962 | Argentina | Incident #7936
Insufficient Data INCIDENT #7936 2 pp
May 1962 | 44 N 49 W, Atlantic | Incident #8369
INCIDENT #8369 13 pp
May 1962 | Athens County, Ohio
4 pp
PROJECT 1007 3 RECORD CARD | 1. pate la LOCATION Ti cee) Fon a ar A ds To omm on TY morn de ye Fie oF | 0 Was Balloon | 5 v Vas) = yz 5 ) i thens SAN U1LY , WOLLO
May 1962 | Clinchco, Virginia
10 pp
"| 2 LOCATION | 4. TYPE OF OBSERYATI PF Clineciu 20; DO Ground-Visual ROJECT [10073 R | RECORD CARD £ 4a irginia ON 12, CONC Ly SIONS 0 0 = = ee 2 {0 Was Balloon Probably
May 1962 | Alexandria, Louisiana
4 pp
PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD SAAR Lol Ci a tees LOCATION Rl ho 1 1962 Alexandria, La, | 14. TYPE OF OBSERVATION | 1. DATE-TIME GROUP | Local GMT ‘0D Ground-Yisveal
May 1962 | Pacific Between Califand Hawaii 28, 31 N 137, 19 W
3 pp
k | 12. LOCATION PROJECT 10073 RECCRD CARD CMT : =! Jos AL mm — ! Pacific Leotwesn Calil ¢& JILL bonis 3068 oc © P83 AFT. 20 | | 2. DATE-TIME GROUP | +
May 1962 | 28, 23 N 137, 30 W, Pacific
2 pp
PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD i ~ |2. LOCATION © | 12. CONCLUSIONS Jnr |O0 Wos Belloon 1 May 53 =u a8. 8 LIN 137 .30W (P 1c Ld 1c ) ) {0 Probably Balloon i Hi i ———— 3. DATE-TIME
May 1962 | Dayton, Ohio
Astro (Meteor) 21 pp
ho. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING Shiny grey obj observed for b mins | moving fim West to East. | behind a cloud. Observation fm car | moving 25 mph, In
May 1962 | Fairborn, Ohio
10 pp
2 Vay 1552 | Fairborn, Ohio 3. DATE-TIME GROUP | 4. TYPE OF CBSERYATION | Lose 230. pm 0 Ground-Visual D Ground-Radar CMT 02/21 NUE el 0 AirVYisual 0 Air-Invsr
May 1962 | SW Ohio
38 pp
¥ - LE) Ei 1. DATETIME GROUP Loeol 5. PHOTOS CO Tes | 7. LENGTH OF o8servATION = Ee a dad en ye Ee =a 5 kend cm ll mwa om Ry EE Ee 1 = I 0 od L
May 1962 | Vandalia, Ohio
15 pp
W PROJECT 100 73 RECORD CARD EE Loeanow 0 ot 12. ‘CONCLUSIONS |O Vos Balloon 0 Prabably Bolison 0 Possibly Balloon ny 1 | Wan Alveralr Probably Aircralr Pos
May 1962 | Foreman, Arkansas
14 pp
DATE PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD 2. LOCATION — HN = i = = = rl = = mm Local, i — = me TE me—— —— = | 4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION 8 Ground: Visual Sei. ol | 5. PHOTOS O Yea SNe T
May 1962 | Coloma, Michigan
19 pp
= i § fj il i a hd i PROJECT 10073 2. LOCATION | RECORD CARD Lr 1 EE H =} * = Fy EY J) LOHE Ly [gne il LIGall DOO | 3. DATE-TINE GROUP Local _ : 9a 1 Ground-Yiasua
May 1962 | Kirksville AFS, Missouri
MILITARY 6 pp
PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD 2. LOCATION LL Kirksville ARS Alissaonri it eb] ee ee en cee 3. DA TE-T TImE GROUP Local | 4. TYPE OF OSSERYATION MX GroundsVizual 0 Ground-Hadar O AieV
May 1962 | Lebanon, Ohio
6 pp
SBHOTOS C Yes KX No 7. LENGTH OF D35ERVATION 8. SOURCE | 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS Civilian 9. COURSE iC 2 LOCATION ~ |12. CONCLUSI
May 1962 | Danville, Kentucky
3 pp
ama PROJECT 10073 RECORD CA — - SS He - - = : — mop T— a 2B ——— Sm = -— ——— i ms == rE — EEE BE ce = a —— wm 1. DATE T2 LOCATION | 12. CONCLUSIONS Was Balisan | a 6 anv 1lle, Rentucky 10 Probably
May 1962 | Nandi, Fiji, Honolulu SW of Canton Island, Pacific
3 pp
= EET = = b PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD l. DATE | 2. LOCATION | © |12. CONCLUSIONS | | 1 | LH i - rT 1 - | | § a Se i ¥ L kL ] ale Was Balloon poo | 1 ) F 1a i ad Of Rutan asjaprd. Paci
May 1962 | Kansas City, Missouri
15 pp
Tr = —— mE mm TE Cm | Lk May 8% | 3 DATE-TI4E SROUP ¥ | BCA i en ies EE ————— 5. PHOTOS Ir 1 0 Yes gu Lt No 7. LEN oT T™ OF OBSERVATION UG socs 10. l OD Is hh PROJECT 100
May 1962 | Millsap, Texas
12 pp
I. DATE LOCATION J ON | 5. PHOTOS | 3 Yes pe. 3 Ne 7. LENGTH OF 2BSERVATION fo = Ey 9 = al ER J i : EE fi i. = 5 f-HE TE = r La: -r u i i ATIC PORM 229
May 1962 | 42, 50 N 155, 20 Epacific
3 pp
Ri ll _ Ls a SETI . a MF am = a [10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING {11. COMMENTS PROJEC 1 10073 RECORD CARD 1. DAT 2.TIME GROUP | 4 TYPE GF OASERVATION == ; i
May 1962 | 05, 21 N 157, 28 W, Pacific
7 pp
ESS. = — Pp ] { Tl {1 LJ) v J 2 i} - ROJECT 10073 RECOR =5 1. DATE 2. LOCATION i 5 3 , A. 3 = 7 my IA 7 yr i Eo Ls Fh Ce = eee at ee cn Me gs 1 0 Y | 4. TYPE OF O3SERYATION
May 1962 | Chicago, Illinois
7 pp
s — — = = Ee a Em = x cl = == ts SS = = [ 4 TYPE OF O35ERVATION PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD 2. LOCATION Chicago, Ill. | 1 LE Ground-Vi sual QO AirVisu al ct : —— 0 Ground-Redar Cl Air-
May 1962 | Charleston, West Virginia
5 pp
PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD pages 0 2. LOCATION (12. CONCLUSIONS J = | | : ce | ’ | 00 Was Balloon | y. 4 | har] on, Wa. V 0 Probably Ba
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FILE 1956-04-6785610-SEcornerofMinnesota.pdf
LOCATION Secornerof Minnesota
DATE April 1956
EVALUATION Not recorded
CASE NO 6785610
DECADE 1950s
TYPE Sighting
PAGES 4
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OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading. 1 > TYPE OF OBSERVATION Local O Ground-VYisual {0 Was Balloon Probably Balloon Possibly Balloon rr oo Was Aircraft O Ground-Radar Probably Aircraft XR Air Vi sual Military (AF Pilot) 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION forty minutes D |o O Air-Intercept Radar DO Possibly Aircraft | oo 0 0 Probably Astronomical + Possibly Astronomical 9. COURSE ER Other — | erratic in W| 10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING "rhe dura | One point of light, smaller than the head of a pin held at arms length, appeared to be colors of rainbow, | changing. The object moved erratically from side to side, after forty minutes, No pickup on rad ar, Faded from sight ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 BEP 82) The duration of the sighting, the changing of colors,sand the positionsof Venus or Capellal as compared with the positions | of the UFOB, are suggestive that] this sighting was possibly gneea} ted by one of the above mentione{ heavenly bodies. Fact that obj could pot be picked up on radar substantiates this conclusion, | Was Astronomical (Star/pl| AN € t