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May 1965 | Belmont, Ohio
5 pp
May 1965 | Piqua, Ohio
44 pp
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June 1965 | Dayton, Ohio
Other 34 pp
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June 1965 | Europe, Germany, Spain
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June 1965 | Bedford, Ohio
8 pp
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June 1965 | Pope AFB, North Carolina
MILITARY 2 pp
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June 1965 | Sutersville, Pennsylvania
6 pp
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June 1965 | Allentown, Pennsylvania
16 pp
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June 1965 | Marysville, Washington
Aircraft 5 pp
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June 1965 | Turkey
4 pp
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June 1965 | Cheektowaga, New York
4 pp
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June 1965 | Mobile, Alabama
5 pp
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June 1965 | Kettering, Ohio
8 pp
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June 1965 | Wayzatta, Minnesota
11 pp
June 1965 | Pittsburgh Area, Pennsylvania
27 pp
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June 1965 | Indianapolis, Indiana
15 pp
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June 1965 | Sullivan, Wisconsin
4 pp
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June 1965 | Washington Island, Wisconsin
18 pp
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June 1965 | Troy, Ohio
Astro (Venus) 8 pp
June 1965 | Sturgis, Michigan
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June 1965 | Landover Hills, Maryland
5 pp
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June 1965 | Grantsville, Maryland
6 pp
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June 1965 | Trenton, Missouri
9 pp
June 1965 | Sacramento, California
3 pp
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June 1965 | Albuquerque, New Mexico
5 pp
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CASE DETAILS
FILE 1967-02-9666400-Duluth-Minnesota.pdf
LOCATION Duluth, Minnesota
DATE February 1967
EVALUATION Not recorded
CASE NO 9666400
DECADE 1960s
TYPE Sighting
PAGES 5
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