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April 1964 | Coshocton, Ohio
3 pp
[= di i Hi fw LL T= ag |coshocton, Ohlo co a — ee — T 10073 RECORD CARD |2 "LOCATION mm 3. DATE-TIME GROUP "| 4. TYPE OF OBSERYATIO |
April 1964 | 35, 28 N 176, 40 W
5 pp
LS — = un = i a= t= = — — —— —— oo a — iW i = pn, —" i or mE ommmm ns —— = PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD i 12 ConcLusions |O0 Was Balloon |D Probably Balloon
April 1964 | Canyon Ferry Reservoir, Montana
231 pp
PROJECT 10073 3 RECORD CARD Tia conciusions ODO Was Balloon |O Probably Balleen 10 Possibly Balloon Te TYPE ORS aVATION — Crm | O Cravnd Beds 0 Was Aircraft & Ground- Visual J
May 1964 | New York Worlds Fair | Incident #9411
INCIDENT #9411 2 pp
May 1964 | Newark, New Jersey
5 pp
EE SEE EEE = WE PROJECT 10073 RECORD | = (1. DATE - TIMZ GROUP | 2. LocAaTION | N/ A May 1964 : | Newark 3 N. J. SOURCE Civilian [10. concLuslON — == ig Sry Insufficient
May 1964 | Munhall, Pennsylvania
3 pp
|2 Location EA Tenn Va a source ~ [0. concrLusion — I Civi Astronomical (IHTECR) Direction wrong for Satellite Decay. Possible meteor. [11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS F\ ight bu
May 1964 | 30, 20 N 176, 00 W, Pacific
4 pp
1e Smear TE FREE A Lr EE BR Ca pe CR BR = AE = #0 Wi NE 1. DATE 1 May 64 12. LOCATION PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD 0“ o. CONCLUSIONS Was Bolloan Probably Balloon 30.208 176.00W (Pacific
May 1964 | Mehlville, Missouri
4 pp
“oy PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD CL "12. LOCATION - Tz. CONCLUSIONS [= 3 D0 Was Balloon Mehlville, Missouri | Probably Balloon | 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION 9: P
May 1964 | North Carver, Massachusetts
11 pp
SE ————. TIES = Eh es — TEE Eb eli ea ee a ERE Tn pee RR fA HATE Ly fi iL Fl T = ET > | lM a mT ME i sili sill. i fli; ree _— . is = 1 — i i 5 PROJECT 10073 3 RECORD CARD
May 1964 | Las Vegas, Nevada
3 pp
ied PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD DoH = ——— = & Ground-VYisual Ground-Radar BD AirVisw al 0 Air-Intercept Radar | SHE | I Cl civilian "7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATI
May 1964 | 35, 10 N 174, 40 W, Pacific
5 pp
ai — — . we | wo =x | 5 | \ sf PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD FS 12. LOCATION ~ | 12. CONCLUSIONS 35.10N 174.4ow (Pacific) 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION Was Balloon Probably Balloon
May 1964 | Canberra, Australia
8 pp
PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD r "| 2 LOCATION Was Balloon | Probably Balloon Possibly Balloon | Me Canberra, Australia 3. DATE-TIME GROUP 4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION |° | X Ground- Visual a Ai Viva
May 1964 | Des Plaines, Illinois
2 pp
5 & PROJECT 73 ¥ RECORD CARD ba el =. 1 I = = pn Fr. | 2. LOCATION “12 CONCLUSIONS Des Plaines, Illinois | 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION #1 Ground-Visual 0G == Was Bal
May 1964 | Boise, Idaho
5 pp
= rT — "LOCATION Boise, Idaho XOX Ground-Yisuaol 0 AinVYi swol | &. SOURCE ~~ | — . 10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING jews coverage of 20,000 candle powe
May 1964 | Cannon AFB, New Mexico
MILITARY 13 pp
2 Fg PROJECT 10073 F RECORD CARD uw I [pave © |2 LOCATION [12 conctusions 1 | nls i y | } Was Balloon 4 May 6k 3 Cannon AFB, New Mexico @™ ~~ |D Probably Balloon | | 3. DATE-TIME GROUP i 14.
May 1964 | Savannah, Georgia
4 pp
EEE EEE EL s—— | 5 FrRotOos PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD "2. LOCATION | Savan nah, Georgia 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION ~~ 0 AirVisuadl "6. SOURCE D Ground-Rador mis | ~ ci
May 1964 | Middletown, Ohio
9 pp
RECORD CARD PROJECT 10073 LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS Was Bolloon Probably Balloon Possibly Bolloon | = TYPE OF OBSERVATION - % d Ground-VYisual D Ground-Radar
May 1964 | Outlook, Montana
3 pp
LR i & N [* DATE p May 6h | 3. DATE-TIME GROUP | 2. LOCATION |outlook, Montana 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION PROJECT W073 RECORD CARD 1 ed | wi ooo HO Do *>3Ground- Visual O Ground-Ra
May 1964 | Toledo, Ohio
6 pp
PROJECT 10073 F RECORD CARD [NONE = = % _ & , LIaiLockmoN © |. concLusions DO Was Bolloon DO Probably Balloon | |D Possibly Balloon | 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION | Baia hh ca
May 1964 | 43, 10 N 174 W, Pacific
3 pp
"3 "| 2. LOCATION | | 43. 10 N 174w (pacific) PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD | 2. "CONCLUSIONS Wos Balloon Probably Balloon 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION 0 Ground-Yisual | | 2 Air Vi sua
May 1964 | Yellow Springs, Ohio
2 pp
i li = =m] | hy BEE TT i CE Ee oT EE EET Trp ES —— Egret cps i" 12. LOCATION Yellow Springs. PROJECT nid RECORD CARD O,Ground-Vi sual | Md D AirVYisuvdl | 5 PHOTOS i | 6. SOURC
May 1964 | Red Feather Lakes, Colorado
4 pp
i FORTE oC a. 8 May 64 EN F Re 4 Feather PROJECT sib 3 RECORD CARD LOCATION do | a. "DATE-TIME GROUP | 21030 Loxal Local. | |. SOURCE CC rr —— —— BE 4 TY PE OF OBSERV
May 1964 | Huntsville, Alabama
13 pp
PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD | 1. DATE .. © |2 LOCATION | ~ |12. CONCLUSIONS hi I ; 5 O Was Ball | |9 May 6b ; | Huntsville, Alabama | |@ Probebly Balloon 3. DATE-TIME GROUP 4. TYPE OF OBSERV
May 1964 | Ashville, North Carolina
14 pp
ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 SEP $2) | i 1 . DATE PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD 2. LOCATION Sap, North Caroline: O Yes x8 No _ Le —|§ SOURCE 110. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIG
May 1964 | Chicago, Illinois
14 pp
BE CE Hie == EEE ERT EE RE fae ' ay i = = i a a TA = = = = TE == a - i | 2 LOCATION le le ema ees - | — Uhiewgo, Illinois [10. CONCLUSION gs i 3 a [a ua row oH | 3, SOURCE
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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,