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August 1968 | Cincinatti, Ohio
10 pp
pi — 1 n*.TE LIME GROUP 230. 20 Aug 68 21/0007 i | i 1 a 13. ! | | SOURCE Not, _Eezorted FORM FT1D se SEP 53 0 — 0.329 (TDE) [ 2. Location ho. "CONCLUSION INSUFFICI
August 1968 | West Carrollton, Ohio
10 pp
I ili aad BY TT EEEERYTY oe = — L Zs J R 1% DATE - TIME “GROUP " B SOURCE : : | Civilians NUMBER OF OBJECTS | STEER SW RENS WLW, EAE. STR FORM ey ESE sm = i = Ee E
August 1968 | Middletown, Ohio
99 pp
W T— p— — LATE « Tin | 1 1). . ,, TYPE OF OBSERVATION xxve PHYS! ~~ FTD sep 43 0.329 a SE EE — mw C—O ———— [a ———k |5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION (TD E) Previou
August 1968 | Ottsville, Pennsylvania
19 pp
Ta 21 August ! J. SOURCE | _ |7. COURSE i ro D era 45 L- iov Reported Cround-Visual eB | 4+ NUMBER OF OBJECTS I ES i —— E SE I a 1 | 1 S. LENGTH
August 1968 | Robstown, Texas
12 pp
PROJECT 100 Civilian | 4. NUMBER OF OB.EC le. PHOTOS | DO Yes I |__AXNe 19. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE FTD SEP 63 0.329 (TDE) Previous editions of this form may be u
August 1968 | Freeville, New York
20 pp
1 1. DATE - TIME GROUP _ ,.__| 2. | 1. D \TE - pve 121 i 24 AUCUS YE 1968 21/212] 7 | 3. SOURCE Cciviliar F NUMBER C — Conflicting (5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION [1 Pr ens me |
August 1968 | Yakima, Washington
21 pp
PROJECT 10073 RECORD 2. LOCATION — | YAKIMA, VASHINGTON 10: CONCLUSION ET { UNRELIABLE Ri PORT 111. BRIEF SUMMARY AND AMALYSIS So j | ONE HOUR 15 ALN. | The obser
August 1968 | Colorado Springs, Colorado
14 pp
3. SOL IRCE | Civilions | Possible (BALLCON) a. NUMBER OF 03JECTS in a 7 COURSE eo Co SCW SE oo. | le. PHOTOS | i 0 Bi | (Ne | [5s PHYSICAL EVIDENCE | » You FORM > sep 63 0.3
August 1968 | Waterloo, Iowa
5 pp
WOJECT | 10073 RECORD ‘shaped object that waa green Ag. bahinde | | _Ground«Visual Ra | 7. COURSE FORM FTD sep 53 0.32% (TDE)] previous editions of taiv form may bs used,
August 1968 | Athens, Ohio
19 pp
[1. DATE - Tit ca0UP. 28/2110 | 28 Aug 68 29/0110Z [3. source t Giving. | 4. NUMBER OF C3JECTS i . | Cas i Tag il 5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 10 Minutes he Obasrver | 6. TYEE OF OB
August 1968 | Yorba Linda, California
3 pp
if lh. "UATE < TIME GR uP #0 | Civilian La 4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | Sot Fsporiad ls. TYPE OF OBSERVATION yround-Visual 7. “COURSE aE i; oi — — I _ oe SE _ I Ta pro |
August 1968 | Camarillo, California
10 pp
& i a gl, Wg Wo = w al © EE — 4 - BITS JAY a sd ye hot id Ar | Ej -s i TYPE OF OBSERVATION |CO er VISUAI XEN 9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE ! mE WE ow (TDE) Cal A
August 1968 | Miamisburg, Ohio
23 pp
$< 4 POJECT 10073 RECORD | [V. "DAE - Tz cROUP FR TI EY ES — : oe OF OBJECTS One esach fcr three —SLEAPESRD. Yh — The observer was out looking at stars when h
August 1968 | Atlanta, Louisiana
11 pp
Ps “OJECT 10073 RECORD [4 DATE - TIME GROUP «3 Aug &3 £025 CDT 3. SOURCE x2 ¥ TE Th ~ T i LYALL! A iis = a —— E——— — 4 NUMBER OF OBJECTS ls. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION hn. "BRIEF SUMMARY A
August 1968 | Bristol, Virginia
37 pp
1. PATE - TIME GROUP, | i — — P= i i | | " ; tI | = | 9/ Li | = i 2 ail = i = | ! | i i = Fill = | oo 0 am _ i= Fy | ! y i i ip Tw A rl | -— ill hr lL s J - a ee | a but Save = not atu road
August 1968 | Natrona, Pennsylvania
5 pp
—=|10. CONCLUSION | | | | | | | Mn. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS The observer sighted than W to E, Observer also has a sighting of 1 Echo I, |
August 1968 | Near Grissom AFB, Indiana
MILITARY 15 pp
(4 Witnesses) sar Crissca AFB, Indiana - -- - =e An ee. : , | Probable (AIRCRAFT Possible (AIRCRAFT Sighting #1 dentified as |appros ch to Grissom AFB,
August 1968 | Hamilton, Ohio
56 pp
PROJECT 10073 RECO D oq 2. LOCATION ho. CONCLUSION Probable Astro (MOON) er did not know if there was any moon that nient. moon was in its
September 1968 | Miami, Florida | Incident #12492
Insufficient Data INCIDENT #12492 5 pp
September 1968 | Dayton, Ohio | Incident #12511
Aircraft INCIDENT #12511 7 pp
September 1968 | Monrovia, California
3 pp
| ). DATE - TIME GROUP | — | iF i ir Ea ~~ a il = = \ \(\"7 a LN a EAL Ll : 0) 4 3. SOURCE 14. NUMBER OF OBJE [10. CONCLUSION _
September 1968 | San Francisco, California
3 pp
| EE il FLL i * |. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | \ | | FORM Ek on FTD sep s3 0.329 (TDE) Previous sditions of this form may be used, || 1s Bl Ja some 8380 “|. BRIEF SUMMARY AND AN
September 1968 | Blanchester, Ohio
9 pp
, CONCLUS! ON [4. COURSE | | ™ — nN nN Si | , I | | | sen i n SN Re To i om FTD sep 63 0-329 (TDE) | Previous oditiens ¢ ol this orm may be weed,
September 1968 | Cincinnati, Ohio
Insufficient Data 43 pp
; BE BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS Lt EL = —- Cincinnati, Ohio The observer called to say ¢ photographed a UFO, Neit) been forwarded to ‘this - as o
September 1968 | Dayton, Ohio
54 pp
__ PROJECT 10073 RECORD — observer is 1 . pe olds The area of the sighting is near FTD , E on 0-329 (TDE) previeus editions of this form may bo used, me = =m a — = aa i
CASE DETAILS
FILE 1957-11-6962613-Frankfort-Kentucky.pdf
LOCATION Frankfort, Kentucky
DATE November 1957
EVALUATION Not recorded
CASE NO 6962613
DECADE 1950s
TYPE Sighting
OBSERVER Civilian
PAGES 1
STATUS CASE MISSING
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OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading. PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD | | 2. LOCATION TT 12. CONCLUSIONS | | Frankfort, Kentucky ERT GEE EE | 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION Tr Ground- Visual 0 Ground-Rodar 0 Air Visuol ~~ O Air-Intercept Radar ] Was Balloon Probably Balloon 29 November 1957 ; bly Ball > Possibly Balloon Was Aircraft Probobly Aircraft Possibly Aircraft Lada] nse Niele 7 cofeod I Las 20/283 9% ORF SY fan dn m= === mm Lae i i I hs FOC XWas Astronomical [2 T2000 Probably Astronomical Possibly Astronomical OYes X@ No Civilian (ANG) 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE Df]; |e | Insufficient Dota for Evaluation | . | { Unk no wn | | S1X seconds one straicht [10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING 11. COMMENTS | One round white object the size of | Duration too short for o/c¢, prob- a dime, Object was seen on a straight | ably meteor. y- flight path and was in sight for six seconds, fo Si i aS ge ype ER WL