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November 1964 | Temple City, California
4 pp
| == —— LL . Ei es a= ae : 1 2. LOCATION | 10. . CONCLUSION INSUFFICIENT DATA FOR EVAL rg of observation and Pequent SH DENIER LON in deb er aa = , sent for additional informat
November 1964 | 65, 32 N 28, 08 W, Atlantic
5 pp
(ECHO II) ECHO II heading time o of the observe vati ion South at 70 deg North 37 Deg Observation evaluated as a — Ww No of okiih “on radar,
November 1964 | Shutesbury, Massachusetts
11 pp
[11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS |] | | Object pLiag from NE o NW. Belived to be several miles awdy. i 1 rR ike a Fa 3 rvest moon in = ze. Speed compared to | that of a passanger plane, Position was
November 1964 | Brooklyn, New York
4 pp
SHETRELST Latins of mat 64 sent. Object has speed ard o tail and not Boul br ghts Object Ce ceaiind across sky. mg blui: OY tail, looked like satellite except ‘mach
November 1964 | Menomonee Fall, Wisconsin
9 pp
| | | 3 Er LH pt | ’ jo = | Leno 107 2g call, hia a io to observztions of birds, however a lisht source To reflsct from Sirds not evident. Case regarded a9 n. BRI
November 1964 | Waldwick, New Jersey
25 pp
k — {3 i 3s SOURCE I. DATE» TIME GROUP November 64 15/220q7 329 (TDE) a = = CT Really Mh. “BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS |2. Location . At Waldwick, New Jerse) 10. "CON
November 1964 | 75 Miles NW of Midway, Island
4 pp
EB "DATE - TIME GROU (2, LOCATION i = Ree me TE TT] | | | | x6 sovenbor 6 __16/ LALDZ 75 Miles NV of Midway, Island {3. SOURCE 10. CONCLUSION | Astronomical (lETEOR SHO ERS) | Mil itary | | | 4. NU
November 1964 | Blue Hill, Maine
7 pp
DATE. - TIME GROUP 16-20/2855-19 10Z 16-20 November Al; 110. CONCLUSION
November 1964 | Flint, Michigan
12 pp
P|. DATE - TIME 3ROUP : | 17 November OL Not Rerjor L 0 : L 3. SOURCE | 10. CONCLUSION 4 E - 3 Ey = = Cy wa = oe = i gE I= ii rE 1 L Civilian INSUFFICI —— I] il | | 4. "NUMBER OF OBJECTS
November 1964 | Cleveland, Ohio
3 pp
Circular object with two large i prt sticking | out from tie | ———— tO tLom Observed by school children of 0 Jbserv4 | 6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION | Sok nate dorlie land real. | ~ Ground-Visual [s. 8. PHO
November 1964 | 65, 43 N 28, 26 W, Atlantic
2 pp
TION L : CONCLUSION Satellite (ECHO II) CHO II heading SE at 60 deg N 37 deg W at the repar bed time of |the observation. Observation evaluated as ECHO II sighting. "BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYS
November 1964 | Bridgewater, Massachusetts
13 pp
Sridg gewa ater, -‘assachusetts Is. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION n. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS . | | Ltr: Two light es Bn Te dRaster, 29 deg azimuth, Llevation no
November 1964 | 30 N 140 W
2 pp
CONCLUSION 5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION | Hh HOROrLs ed Satellite (ZCHC rth 138 deg West at the reported Observat tion evaluated . 25s is ECHO I sights ng
November 1964 | Shirley, Massachusetts
5 pp
DATE - TIME GROUP ETH REUR) to Meteor or Satellite Decay. 1 Likely a mateor observation. [4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS “11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS Wigs
November 1964 | Pilottown, Louisiana
3 pp
LENGTH OF OBSERVATION [11. be at 30-35,004 cplosion., Believed to edie up 48 oad gt ve River in vicinity Not BSE personnel on ship | of Pilottown.
November 1964 | 48, 07 N 172, 10 W, Pacific
3 pp
48.071 172. LOW (Pacific) fee CONCLUSION rN Mlitan Satellite (EGHO II) 111. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS UR Brightness of lst mg star. Initial observation at 1. = va ding at 70 Gog prt se sOESLIs |
November 1964 | 34, 55 N 164, 05 E, Pacific
2 pp
| Lo DATE - TIN. GROUP. 10bject blinking and in SHER: Lom SorLeen to Hovis at speed of over Rahs a Bright white flashing 11g Ww posit : | in flizht on course of 020 degrees at speed in “excess of
November 1964 | 33, 59 N 164, 04 E
3 pp
not repart ] resembling a in flight on course of 140 deg | Speed not reported. At mada altitude 23 deg elevation, | FTD sep 43 0-329 (TDE) Provious editions of this form may be used,
November 1964 | Atlantic Ocean 18, 10 N 66, 12 W
62 pp
pee BRIEF SUMMARY evr ight Radar retums with | spe a lis Poon uss “Gatt. Object observed | | 7. COURSE Manuvered FORM
November 1964 | Lakeland, Florida
14 pp
RT BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS | Pt ES dt Object like North Star in sight for 35 seconds. Bright No sourd. Sr ges 0:4 fading. Sharply outlined. Nissi, 1 | ae at 2-4 Rg = Straight flight. Could
November 1964 | 33 N 177 W, Pacific
3 pp
| . LENGTH OF OBSERVATION | 10 Minutes | UR > and | bri. At itness af Le st ma, star i ellite.,) | | Booed ard ‘altitude unknown , ARE ea FTD sep s3 0-329 (TDE) Previous editions of this form
November 1964 | 33, 58 N 164, 03 E, Pacific
3 pp
|, UATE - TIME GROUP | 22 November 64 3. SOURCE Military |4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS 33.58N 164 .03E (Pacific) 5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 1lite or star appearing UF
November 1964 | 30 N 140 W, Pacific
5 pp
¥ 1. D.%E - TIME GROUP | 2. LOCATION 23 lov ember 1964 2% 02 [Satellite ECHO I at 35 deg N Sn deg W in position for the obsery tion, Satellite heading Case evaluated as an cbserva
November 1964 | Honolulu, Hawaii
5 pp
{3. SOURCE Civilian | Observer was dr. vig aug in the same direction as the objecgk. | TS —— PE eC and watched it for 1 1/ 2 minutes of | Deb 0 1igh “Ove ct moving in the direction | | ack or ve
November 1964 | 13, 00 N 162, 00 W, Pacific
3 pp
fT : 5, AND DURATION OMITTED. OBJECT 1944 714 (921) d=CAYED THIS | One DATE. OBE CT POSSIBLE CBSIRUATION C OF THIS DECAY OR IETICR 15. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION |1 Reported I =—————— 5. PHOTOS
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FILE 1956-01-7340174-Indianapolis-Indiana.pdf
LOCATION Indianapolis, Indiana
DATE January 1956
EVALUATION Astro (Other)
CASE NO 7340174
DECADE 1950s
TYPE Sighting
PAGES 57
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OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading. 5 PHOTOS 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION | | 2. LOCATION Indianapolis, Indiana 0 D ITE aa NE ce { © January 1956 | 3. DATE-TIME GROUP Local & 19 30 ie 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION Ground-Viasvel X00A Yi sual — my Tp— 0 D Ground-Radar | 2 Air-Intercept Rador | 5 - 10 minutes 110. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING See case file, ATIC FORM 31% (REV 26 SEP 52) ai = SOURCE Civilian 3. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | one [11. COMMENTS ‘lo 9. COURSE a oO | | Do 1a CONCLUSIONS Was Balloon Probably Belloen Possibly Bolloon Was Aircraft Probably Aircraft Possibly Aircraft Was Astrenemical Canopus | [XXProbably Astronomical O Possibly Astronomical Other Insufficient Doto for Evaluation | O Unknewn Probably the star Canopus which | was just below the horizon, Atmospheric refraction probably brought it into view distorted.