May 1962 | Portland Mills, Indianapolis, Indiana
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2, LOCATION
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CONCLUSIONS
Was Dolloon
Piabably Bollaon
GM
May 1962 | Westfield, Massachusetts
PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD
1. DATE | 2. LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS
0 Was Balloon
a 9 5 ’ jas tfisld y 3 ags1CiiuseatLlLs 1 Probably Balloon
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GM
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iICivilian REALITY, |
northwest |
| one hr/30 mins o£
\RY OF SIGHTING — |1'. COMMENTS
| One round orange object, size of a
| ketball, Resembled an ordinary star w/
| naked eye, Through binoculars a small | ing,
crater was noticed & the object appeardd
| to emit fiery gas fm the bottom, Obj
| sighted at 200 dgr azimuth at a very h|
Object was heading in a
ho. “BRIEF SUMM,
high altitude,
north-westerly direction. Object was
visually & through binoculars fo. one
| of =i ar dpm hen oy fading
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dif getion & ©
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Aang co
ATIC FO roRM 329 (REV 26 zp sn
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Probably Bolloon
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CONCLUSIONS
Was Bolloon
Pe wsibly Bolloon
Was Aircraft
Probobly Aircraft
Possibly Aircraft
Probobly Astronomicol
Possibly Astronemicol
insufficient Dete for Evaluation :
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bas Concur with source in considering
Mars as the cause for
the sight-
contradictory ba 2
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