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May 1965 | Belmont, Ohio
5 pp
| i BS ——— * EE iia _ I = , 4 I _______ lI TITLE wl 4 y i — = jatnese playing prank b E ton City _Folice. Bh stminsbbioecen | | | | | R | | | | 1 | | 1 l | i FORM FTD sep 63 0-3
May 1965 | Piqua, Ohio
44 pp
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June 1965 | Dayton, Ohio
Other 34 pp
wo. : as SPIE = LSTA as 5 oe ts bright ine name or telephone mumear I se | Io p Gaal ed that thers were, 2, B-52'g, 1, C-135 and “in the area at the tire. Description of light —— | Signi fo accord wi
June 1965 | Europe, Germany, Spain
4 pp
5 : = oy i= — Ee 1 | Li DATE ¢+ TIME GROU if L i NUMBER OF OBJECTS | Not Reported OF OBSERVATION PHYSICAL EVIDENCE |
June 1965 | Bedford, Ohio
8 pp
( Ongect » was a shiny Y It Ed red 9 | |
June 1965 | Pope AFB, North Carolina
MILITARY 2 pp
'). -DATE - TIME GROUP 1, Juneb5 1 95/0362 10. CONCLUSION Astronomical (METECR) indicates a possible "AND ANALYSIS n any jet observed
June 1965 | Sutersville, Pennsylvania
6 pp
2d in Northwestern sky. bit ts of si ve er, “which slowly flo=ted nd and sliver with © l th I 2 =e all a) ten ina sk L | FORM FTD sep 3 0-329 (TDE)
June 1965 | Allentown, Pennsylvania
16 pp
* - | — —— % DATE - TIME GROUP pe [2 LOCATION rail Su eg TET een ET TT p— TD $ E » 6 3 0-329 (TD E) Previous editions of this form may be used,
June 1965 | Marysville, Washington
Aircraft 5 pp
FORM | ed like a ff JLIEZ ¥ ing obje ct, apn the size of an airlinep. , luminous ; ray. Observer was watching for ECHO Satellil e Coject vas observed at 70 deg Chject disappeared :
June 1965 | Turkey
4 pp
And ation and di ig} 1S the “te, Visua ‘observations TORR but | the tire of the sizhtinzgs. I: r may not his di rection at the sa re + of PE Xo FTD sep 63 0-329
June 1965 | Cheektowaga, New York
4 pp
= i Lh w 1. DATE - “TIME C GR ) | 10 June 19 65 3 SOURCE | 4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS 111. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS FTD sep 63 0-329 (TDE) previous editi
June 1965 | Mobile, Alabama
5 pp
|). DATE - TIME GROUP ® CONCLUSION Sighting d riptive of a meteor sightin 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS — Orance, red, blue object appearing as a streak about 4 ft lonz cbserved at 45 deg elev
June 1965 | Kettering, Ohio
8 pp
|). DATE - TIME GROUP _ | A : CONCLUSIC ON | Satellite (PEOASUS smiEp SUMMARY AN ANI Ubservati on of 1lizht throu sphere, Looked man tae stars. S ob Je! ct.
June 1965 | Wayzatta, Minnesota
11 pp
| 45 Minutes le. TYPE ( OF OBSERVATION l Gro und-Vis v al I 9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE a Yes XX" No FORM FTD sep eé63 0-329 (TDE) i i i | I 4 - : = _ ! i
June 1965 | Pittsburgh Area, Pennsylvania
27 pp
NR TE - TAME GROUP [11. @ 0045-0100 20 June, One Le) rge silver or vhite | ect with 6 smaller obje cts around it, Large objsct did] It move. LLa
June 1965 | Indianapolis, Indiana
15 pp
hE me 5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 25 Seconds TYPE OF OBSERVATION TD sep 63 0-329 (TDE) Tn. “BRIEF : SU MMARY AND ANALYSIS Previous editions of this form may be used,
June 1965 | Sullivan, Wisconsin
4 pp
my — A om BRIEF SUMMARY "AND ANALYSIS thite 1lizht far to the West whi ho "lashing Object hovered cri di ib servatisn at dusk, | 50m, Jupiter 4h 51m, Sun uld be v
June 1965 | Washington Island, Wisconsin
18 pp
PE [r. DATE - TIME GROUP _ | \ io JN i. Wi —g | Brodin lan = Tome 1. oy Lops 2. Astro (ARCTURUS) | N t | 4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS "Conversation with | witness LIne that . we ks poss
June 1965 | Troy, Ohio
Astro (Venus) 8 pp
| I 10. CONCLUSION _ | Astronomical (VE! 9 ) = 4 ob3 ect repcrted | < n POE ir: Lth the Sa vang a this “tastdon e -h nd Vest, 1/10 siz » speed varied rogmaing | D sep
June 1965 | Sturgis, Michigan
3 pp
). OATE - TIME GROUP Lt y a/c in area. | | obj ect would appear iN g 1 & = i 1 : - 1h LL i Be Gad 1 q i = a i ~ i. . = - om Ln - ol pp . pion : =
June 1965 | Landover Hills, Maryland
5 pp
FTD sep 43 0-329 (TDE) ¥ 10. CONCLUSION | 0 1 et 520 (ECHO 1 server could not rele Previous editions of this form may be used, | — | steadily across sky f ate the obj s 4h
June 1965 | Grantsville, Maryland
6 pp
Cr AND 17% . Mn. BRIEF SUNMARY J 5 ANALYSIS arse and brilliance of a star in 90 deg of arc in 5-10 minutes. FTD sep e63 0-329 (TDE) on
June 1965 | Trenton, Missouri
9 pp
. | V am Bema eee | [. PAT! |; FINE GROUP | 2. LOCATION | Sal Ga a E 7. — 5 AS > ‘Trenton, dssourd qv 7 i | 10. CONCLUS! ON Astronordcel (SUN, | Sun ii | ol ik le [s. LE
June 1965 | Sacramento, California
3 pp
arth. Sesniining | ported because of excessive durgti 1 following the curvature of ply at disappearance, Re
June 1965 | Albuquerque, New Mexico
5 pp
3. SOURCE Civilian Probebly rourmd object vhite, small similar to star of 2d ragnitude steady white ight, no featires, Observed at ~ leg el levation falling to
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FILE 1956-09-7070500-Washington-D-C.pdf
LOCATION Washington, D, C
DATE September 1956
EVALUATION Not recorded
CASE NO 7070500
DECADE 1950s
TYPE Sighting
PAGES 3
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OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading. PROJECT 10073 RECOR 0 Se Vises ji aA OF OBJECTS Ctevaty mins still in sight at rpt one § ——————— EE ————— C.F — 10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING One round red-tinted obj, about size of pea at arm's length, Obj was sighteld at 90 dgr azimuth & about 45 dgr eleval- tion. Object moved with vertical motions. Object was observed visually foz twenty minutes & was still in sight at time of initial rpt. ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 SEP 52) a z es FoF oRsERVATION TE aE | 9. COURSE 0 Wes Bolloen {QO Probably Bolleen - Possibly Belloon O Was Aircroft 19 Probobly Aircreft | 1D Possibly Aircraft | Was Astronomicel ..1QTS Probably Astronemicel | Pe ssibly Astronomical FE | DT dita haan |O Insufficient Dote for Evaluation | 10 Ot d-Rodor Unknown TE ions | Sighting probably caused by | Mars seen through a temperature inversion, Although azimuth & | elevation do not correlate exactly w/Mars hypothesis, shape, size, color, general | direction of sighting, duratiop of sighting, and fact that Marg was clearly visible in otherwige tends to support | stariess sky this conclusion, |