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August 1965 | Orlando, Florida
5 pp
Civiiia | 1. NUMBER OF OBJECTS One LENGTH oF O3SERVATION [9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE (1 Yes ES ——— FORM 2 EEN JL FTD sep 63 0-329 (TDE) Previous editions of thi
August 1965 | Prairie Village, Kansas
4 pp
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August 1965 | Phoenix, Arizona
5 pp
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August 1965 | Los Angeles, California
3 pp
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August 1965 | Freemont, California
4 pp
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August 1965 | Waterford, Connecticut
5 pp
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August 1965 | Richmond, Walnut Creek, California
10 pp
[1. DATE - T'ME GROUP T2 t 13 source |10, CONCLUSION a | civilia Astro (REFLECTED M 1. NUMBER OF 0BJECTS | | i {5 x ENGTH ¢ 0 VE QB: 5 Xx Mi : ut £3 £15 le. TYPE OF OBSERVA
August 1965 | Albany, New York
17 pp
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August 1965 | Far Rockaway, New York
8 pp
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August 1965 | Zionsville, Indiana
9 pp
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August 1965 | Pueblo, Colorado
10 pp
” [7. DATE - Time GROUP | 2. LOCATION EC 3. SOURCE dads The ENCE ONO Astro (STAR/PLANET en — = — Se 11. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS 1. {7. COURS
August 1965 | Prospect Heights, Illinois
10 pp
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August 1965 | Whiteman AFB, Missouri
MILITARY 62 pp
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August 1965 | Ramona, California
Insufficient Data 12 pp
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August 1965 | Duluth, Minnesota
42 pp
§ | a. LOCATIO |» DATE.. TIME GROUP J ia 4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | BRIEF SUMMARY AND AN I s r | | WUIRAVLON an adilrectLon oO n. VATION 10 Mim i aa TY
August 1965 | Wright, Patterson AFB, Ohio
MILITARY 3 pp
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August 1965 | Amarillo, Texas
Insufficient Data 28 pp
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August 1965 | Happy, Texas
Astro (Meteor) 6 pp
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August 1965 | Seattle, Washington
Aircraft 5 pp
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August 1965 | Big Springs, Texas
3 pp
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August 1965 | Providence, Rhode Island
3 pp
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August 1965 | Pleasant Hill, Missouri
Astro (Other) 4 pp
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August 1965 | Toledo, Ohio
Aircraft 7 pp
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August 1965 | Beaver, Pennsylvania
3 pp
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August 1965 | Courcelles, Belgium
4 pp
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FILE 1956-01-7340236-Turlock-California.pdf
LOCATION Turlock, California
DATE January 1956
EVALUATION Not recorded
CASE NO 7340236
DECADE 1950s
TYPE Sighting
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OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading.TE i = lis L 3 i = i ' if } { 0 Wos Balloon A January 1956 | Turlock, California ~~ |O Probably Siem, ere GROUS ~~ | 4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION Tr | 9 Pesalbly Bdllesn™ | RGround-Visuel DO Ground-Redar a Yon re oi ; _08/07152 Jan 56_ | OQ AIRY mal 0 Air-intercept Rader | 8 Possibly Aircra att . | 5 PHOTC ec fm | Ny Forte he | Lecal — Zo 1 gut 08 /0715Z Jan Was Aisionontisl "Stars | Probably Astroremicel | | : Civilian | Possibly Astronos feel | 47. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION | 6. NUMBER OF OBJECTS T 9. COURSE “lo oes AE | ] | 1 {0 Insufficient Data for Eveluation | I | {0 Unk l unknown fe | two (2) jup and down | Te cid] — BRIEF OF on 1. comments | { Two (2) round | blue-green objects, the | Concur with the opinion of the i | size of baseballs held at arms length | "5 ssarting officer that this sight | { seen for an unknown period of time. 1 ing was generated by two excep- | I° { The objects deemed to go"up and down" | tionally bright stars. t | Fighters dispatched to area of sighting, | ha ‘negative results except pilots reported '] that there were two exceptionally bright Tatars overhead,