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August 1966 | Mansfield, Ohio
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August 1966 | Minnesota
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August 1966 | Marville, France
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August 1966 | Sycsset, New York
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August 1966 | Kennett, Missouri
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August 1966 | Medway, Ohio
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August 1966 | Bethpage, New York
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August 1966 | National City, California
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August 1966 | Tijeras Canyon, New Mexico
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August 1966 | Duluth, Minnesota
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August 1966 | Xenia, Dayton, Ohio
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September 1966 | Clarksburg, West Virginia
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September 1966 | Franklin Springs, New York
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September 1966 | San Bernardine, California
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September 1966 | Gwinner, North Dakota
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September 1966 | Hibbing, Minnesota
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September 1966 | Chicago, Illinois
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September 1966 | California, Area
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September 1966 | Corpus Christi, Texas
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CASE DETAILS
FILE 1966-10-8278231-Dalton-Massachusetts.pdf
LOCATION Dalton, Massachusetts
DATE October 1966
EVALUATION Not recorded
CASE NO 8278231
DECADE 1960s
TYPE Sighting
PAGES 21
SOURCE [OPEN IN NEW TAB ↗]
OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading. ·- ---- - - - - -- - ------. ( • .. • • • PROJECT 10073 RECORD • 1. DATE ' · TIME tROUP 2. LOCATION 6 Oct . 66 7/00JOZ Dalton, ~i n ss a chu s <""tts l1ultiole ... ~ 3. ~OIJRCE 10. CONCLUSION Civilian Astre (Arcturus) V 1--- 4. NUMB ER OF OBJECTS At the tim~ • of th ~ s i ghting Arcturus was on an a zimuth of 2~ 5 d -e.;rees and at an el evation gf One 13 degrees 5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS 2 hours Observer s not~d a star l ike object in the western sky. The to. TYPE OF OBSERVATION colGrs w~rt-: a brill i<lnt red and white and were flashing . The l ight flutt ered up and then dropped straight down, ther Grgund Visual rese up again- hov~red in one area but seemed to be wGbbl ' ' 7. COURSE