January 1968 | Newburgh, New Jersey
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January 1968 | Cyprus Gardens, Florida | Incident #12218
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February 1968 | Fostoria, Ohio
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February 1968 | Cincinnati, Ohio
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February 1968 | Appleton, Wisconsin
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1. DATE • T iM!: C ~.::J U P 2. LOCATI ON
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1 5. LENGTH OF 035E RVATION 11. BRIE F SUMMA RY AND ANALYSIS
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6. TYPE OF OBSE RVATION . fis h with a t ail. 'I'hey were r ed , green , and some multi col cr
and were traveling from south to north. The obje cts were
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CO!~~'IS : The wind fr o;n the sm-face to 6000 ft was from an
S t oN azimuth of 140 deB or was blowi ng tovmrd