July 1968 | Shepherdsville, Kentucky
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July 1968 | Near New Philadelphia, Ohio
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July 1968 | Tucson, Arizona
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July 1968 | Kingsville, Ohio
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July 1968 | Medford, Oregon
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July 1968 | Woodridge, New York
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July 1968 | South Zanesville, Ohio
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July 1968 | Eielsonafb, Alaska
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July 1968 | Ftbenning, Georgia
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July 1968 | Omaha, Nebraska
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July 1968 | by, Pass I 70 Springfield, Ohio
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July 1968 | Mt, Angel, Oregon
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July 1968 | Sevenhills, Ohio
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July 1968 | Garfield, Newjersey
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July 1968 | Lasvegas, Nevada
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July 1968 | Southampton, New York
July 1968 | Bridge City, Texas
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July 1968 | Cuming County, Nebraska
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July 1968 | Attanista, Virginia
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5. LENCTH OF OISUVATION 11. IRIH SUMMARY ANO ANAL Ylll
2 Minu t es The obse rve r s i ghted two lights tha t travel ed E and
disappeared aft e r about 2 minutes , •
lt. TYPE OF OISERVATIOH
G1 oound-Visual CO·'l·IENTS aThe observer said tha t U.e re wa s mist EJnd light ra i r
1, COURSE t hat ni ght ye t the stars were v i sibl e . The obs erver als o stated
tha t it was dUnmer than a star yet was bright aa a house light