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August 1966 | Springdale, Ohio
28 pp
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August 1966 | Warrenton, Missouri
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August 1966 | Harlinger, Texas
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August 1966 | Girard, Ohio
10 pp
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August 1966 | Long Beach Island, New Jersey
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August 1966 | Fairborn, Ohio
9 pp
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August 1966 | Colorado Springs, Colorado
4 pp
August 1966 | Location Illegible
188 pp
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August 1966 | Utica, New York
8 pp
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August 1966 | 31, 15 N 170, 20 E, Pacific
3 pp
August 1966 | 40, 30 N 13, 10 E
2 pp
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August 1966 | New Carlisle, Ohio
7 pp
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August 1966 | Rossburg, Ohio
8 pp
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August 1966 | Big Forkand Yellowstone National Park, Montana
Insufficient Data 8 pp
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August 1966 | Harvard, Massachusetts
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August 1966 | San Angelo, Texas
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August 1966 | Silver Springs, Maryland
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August 1966 | Minot, North Dakota
4 pp
August 1966 | Parkston, South Dakota
5 pp
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August 1966 | Pensacola, Florida
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August 1966 | Fort Smith, Arkansas
13 pp
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August 1966 | Sioux Falls, South Dakota
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August 1966 | Grants Pass, Oregon
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August 1966 | Fonculac, Minnesota
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August 1966 | Lawrenceburg, Indiana
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CASE DETAILS
FILE 1967-01-8542365-HowardLake-Minnesota.pdf
LOCATION Howard Lake, Minnesota
DATE January 1967
EVALUATION Not recorded
CASE NO 8542365
DECADE 1960s
TYPE Sighting
PAGES 6
SOURCE [OPEN IN NEW TAB ↗]
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