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March 1964 | 29, 40 N 178, 00 E
Other 5 pp
i 12. CONCLUSIONS | Wos Bolloon Probably Balloon Possibly Balloon Wes Aiicroft Probably Aircref? Possibly Aircraft
March 1964 | 43, 01 N 171, 40 W, Pacific
3 pp
lo Wes Bolloon ~~ |O Probably Balloon Possi bly Bolloon Wes Alicraft Probably Aircraft Possibly Alrcraft ) oc on 5 3 Was Astronomical Probably Astronomical Possibly Astronomical B68
March 1964 | Silver Springs, Maryland
Aircraft 13 pp
| 2. LocaTION 9 2 lm nay age mn wn LIVELY HSDTINgs. [10. concLusION |» Tr i | 1 = | A il ll i i i Eve luetred &s probal corversction with witnes: LENGTH IALYSI oF OBS
March 1964 | Dallas, Texas
9 pp
wi — A = = Ar —— A an le BE | ee — =. = ii all Wos Bolloon Probably Bolloon Possibly Balloon Was Aiicraft Probably Aircraft Possibly Aircroft
March 1964 | Lakewood, California
Astro (Other) 5 pp
1 = eg — AL SEL - EE I F— Ee : - — — — i — - - erm pe. = a —— EE ———— | I. DATE 2 LOCATION Tha CONCLUSIONS | l DO Was Balloon | 16 March, 1964 Lakewood , California i |O Probably Balloon | 3.
March 1964 | 34, 30 N 176, 30 W, Pacific
3 pp
hy 3% i 1 [ 1. DATE | i | ARE Sell LL | [3 DATE-TIME GROUP [4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION | 0 Grovnd- Visudl D Ground-Roder Air-Intercep! Rodor | a ooo 96g TE CoRCL
March 1964 | Orange, Connecticut
Insufficient Data 6 pp
[12. CONCLUSIONS Woes Bolloen Probably Bolloon Possibly Balloon Was Alicroft Probably Aircraft Possibly Aircraft 16-17 Mareh, | 3. DATE-TIME GROUP
March 1964 | Roswell, New Mexico
31 pp
B — AS ‘nov the ana the Ey reported va jon ti & Phi50, The yroba |chesiteal drop on ie Tim at some Ei Sintra Sha prtuslisdng: [Since the photo did not show an image t
March 1964 | Barbourville, Kentucky
Astro (Venus) 3 pp
D Ground-Rodor Air-Intercept Radar lo Wos Belloon 0 Probably Belloon gl Possibly Balloon | O Wos Alicroft iO Probably Aircroft {0 Possibly Aircraft
March 1964 | 10, 55 N 75, 04 W, Atlantic
3 pp
| i 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION B Iho. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING v March ly 1 96Y [3 DATE-TIME GROUP Local. 3 seconds lhree 5 degrees ATIC FORM Foe) (REV 16 SEP 52)
March 1964 | Kansas City, Kansas
16 pp
| 12. CONCLUSIONS O Was Balloon | | kansas anses O Probably Bellon [2 TYPE OF OBSERVATION ———{O Possibly Balloon DN Ceround. Visual O Ground-Rodar |0 Was Aleroft h Ground- Vi sual O Ground-Roder |G P
April 1964 | Homer, New York | Incident #8739
UNIDENTIFIED INCIDENT #8739 8 pp
GM
April 1964 | Canyon Ferry, Montana | Incident #8765
INCIDENT #8765 13 pp
April 1964 | Socorro, New Mexico | Incident #8766
INCIDENT #8766 24 pp
April 1964 | Plattsburg, New York
Military 7 pp
py |0 Was Bolloon 1 April 1964 {0 Probably Balloon | D Possibly Balloon { 0 Conund. Bad |0 Was Aircraft | DO Air-Intercept Radar | |O Possibly Aircraft | | 3
April 1964 | 45, 50 N 173, 00 W
3 pp
TRL! LS = ali h i a 5 = - = - = me —— CE Ed | I- DATE oo - - | 2. LOCATION | 2h: TT 12. CONCLUSIONS T wr 1 i 1 Wax Belloon 45 «50 N 173 «O0W {0 Probably Balloon ET | 1. DATE
April 1964 | Lakeview, South Carolina
Aircraft 9 pp
PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD Was Balloon Probably Balloon Possibly Balloon Was Aircraft Probably Aircraft Possibly Aircraft oo W 2 Apr Ol Lakeview, south Cgrolinu | 3. DATE-TIME GROUP | |
April 1964 | Monticello, Wisconsin
UNIDENTIFIED 27 pp
1. DATE 3 Apr Tx 6b 2. LOCATION Monticello, Wisconsin | gk ET |4. TYPE OF OBSERYATION Local ____ SE AX Ground-Visuel | 3. DATE-TIME GROUP | Ground-Rador | D AirYi sual 0
GM
April 1964 | Baltimore, Maryland
Other 5 pp
4 Apr 64 | 3. DATE-TIME GROUP 5 | 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION | 1 forms Ea piano casunt Sham £0. be of flying saucers etic... Q 0 } Go und-VYi
April 1964 | Tiney, Hagerman, Espaniola, Chama, Clovis, New Mex
6 pp
= A i LT. Su —— — SI == il Lil | — i = — a EE 1. DATE 8 Apr 64 | 3. DATE-TIME GROUP P re scott, Arison: lo i 0 Air-Intercept Rodar 1° TE T fe Was ably B
April 1964 | Denverand Grand Junction, Colorado
4 pp
DCATION Denver & Grand Junctior [12 conclusions | New Mex-Wyoming Colorado. Was Balloon Probably Balloon Possibly Balloon | 4 TYPE OF OBSE RVATION |
April 1964 | Oak Lawn, Illinois
Insufficient Data 13 pp
" 10073 RECORD CARD Was Balloon Probably Balloon Possibly Balloon Wos Aircraft Probably Aircraft Possibly Aircraft 9 Apr 64 | oOek Lawn, Illinois | 3.
April 1964 | 35, 50 N 161, 00 E
3 pp
[bate | _ 9 Apr 6l a | 35.50N 161 ,00E | 3. DATE-TIME GROUP | 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION se x Air Yisvel O Air-Intercept Radar | ' §. SOURCE E— — opgD DO ogo
April 1964 | Ardmore, Oklahoma
Insufficient Data 6 pp
[12. conciusions Was Balloon | Probably Bolloon l Possibly Bolloon | | i i — - Was Aircraft Probably Aircraft | Possibly Aircraft | oo Zl Ground- Visual
April 1964 | Merced, California
Balloon Military 5 pp
Es a F | = 2. LOCATION | Merced 14. TYPE OF 0 Ground-VYisvel 5 PHOTOS 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION | Xx Re wal 0
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FILE 1956-07-6787557-Chilton-Wisconsin.pdf
LOCATION Chilton, Wisconsin
DATE July 1956
EVALUATION Astro (Venus)
CASE NO 6787557
DECADE 1950s
TYPE Sighting
PAGES 11
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OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading. + milli Emit i ij ay iL Ls a =a n Ne ‘ PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD | 2. LOCATION | | 1. DATE | 28 July 1956 ~~ |Chilton, Wisconsin | 3. DATE-TIME GROUP 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION X® Ground-VYisual 0 Air-Visval é. SOURCE Lo cal a —— a = mr 10745 CMT _ 28 /( | 5. PHOTOS D Yes __MXNo Civilia 0 Ground-Radar 0 Air-Intercept Radar 112. CONCLUSIONS — 3 Wos Balloon | Probably Balloon Possibly Balloon = DOD | | Was Aircraft | Probably Aircraft | Possibly Aircraft — BX Wes Astronomical Venus | Probably Astronomical | 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION ~ |e. NUMBER OF eRe "9. COURSE ascending | |D Possibly Astronomical | ir Dh Si am oo Insufficient Data for Evaluation je Unknown Ee Sei | One solid heck with arm protruding pt | rear, white in color, red at one end. First seen at 90 dgrs fm observer, very low, Object appeared to ascend during the time of the sighting, Binoculars used. 40 Re; port in File ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 SEP $2) ol lo a 0 11. COMMENTS aa Sh Cail There is no doubt that this sighting was caused by the planet Venus. This analyst observed the planet Venus at exactly the same time and | on the same date, All points | of this sighting fit the above hypothesis,