Date Unknown | Kent, England
Date Unknown | NE Atlantic, Azores
Date Unknown | Tsu Shima, Japan
Date Unknown | Southern Pines, North Carolina
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Date Unknown | Location Illegible | Incident #181
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29 J ;.>.n 67 30/0hCOZ Knox Ci tyJ !·ii;,:;ouri
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C L·: i li:tn A~itro(l:oon)
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OF OBJECTS At th c t. i..r:lc Has at an e l~"··
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!i. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS
30 r.inut.!:s
Obs~rvcrs .,,at.ched :1n unu!:iually reddish colore·! object slo,:};
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t •. T'r'Pt: OF OnSERVA TI ON ri se i n the eastern ::;t:y . At first the \dtness ~s thought til•
object w ;"tS them oon J bu t d ecid-ed th:1t i t wasn 1 t . The obj•.(: .
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app~ared a bit flat on t~ ~ top and bottom . As th e object
7. COURSE slowly rose it bcc1.:1n to changd from a re d di~h color to mol',
of a ycllow- or