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April 1969 | Dallas, Texas
Insufficient Data Civilian 77 pp
| T DATE - TINE G. our NR "2. LOCATION | ~~ X 2 Apr 60 - Unknown | Ie = a— [3. source oo [10. CONCLUSION = LEE SE = =F i -— Se — SE = TAR = . - i W [Civilian | Ins
May 1969 | Allentown, Pennsylvania
17 pp
1 =" -~ - ag Fda i A 1 OATE TE GROUP © | 3 LOCATION [] . a (Conflict r May 1969. | i ——— SOURCE [10. CONCLUSION erg So Co ri wa Ad Jd ie FI L i) ‘ve Ny A uns yd Voli la
May 1969 | NE of Dayton, Ohio
15 pp
Fra. & a E— I* LATE « Ti NE GROY® I _ Ne Ay J Py i 2 ak 1 J 6 Q ue of ANE i = El aE — yA pe 3. SOURCE 110. CONCLUSION | i | =u Fos Ee ey i ww = GC] 1 v il 1 1 an l Cther (3 ATOLL IT
May 1969 | South Berwick, Maine
11 pp
C—O] — | | — pr — = EE aE ew = . DAIL - TIME GRQUPF, | 2. LOCATION y IF | 2 Fay 69 13/01154 mee Fel: i Cr — Se: mers = — = — y 3. SOURCE ha. CoN CLUSION RR S— = Em a = A En
May 1969 | Pine Ridge, South Dakota
6 pp
rver aig sifhiveld oT RIEF § UMMARY AND ANALY 315 — | a | w = 2 | 5 = wk Be | ! i rl =e PEELE 5 = id a t avelie "at a his. - |" be DWEEENSS 5 - gated
May 1969 | Near Pikesville, Kentucky
1 pp
| '* DATE - TINF GROU » J 1 1 | a i ad a H— | i —— ce ll =: 13. SOURCE 10, L JM | ] i i Fog \ ; dead § Es temcthle Attra (VES) ! rE 1 i i i ; I he Lh i | i 0 a it hier wal
May 1969 | Newyork, Newyork
10 pp
| Lg 3 ay 69 28/08452 1 NEW YORX, iW YORK i 1 | Bm Bh | | source 110. CONCLUSION alr Probable Astro (MARS) |v. MUMBER OF OBJECTS | 11 Sugrens elevation. At 0515 EDT, Mars vas sf 236 a5 and
June 1969 | Illinois, Iowa Area
16 pp
TIME Gi rol 7) 91750 69 5/275 0% | i Al ma illincis, Jiowa Area : | 2. LOCATION = He == rw —— EE ae a 110. CONCLUSION BE - oo _ Civ
June 1969 | Westcarrollton, Ohio
9 pp
fre ap— io i . DATE - Tiss ‘cR0UP_ Tun 3 33057 Civilian | fy. MUMAER OF OBJECTS (5. LENGTH OF OASERVATION |11. [ Unknown ce _ J le TYPE OF OBSERVATION i. SOUR
June 1969 | Dayton, Ohio
3 pp
= SA —— = ir SE— fo — - = 2 RO u » 1 2 . | = : BEE] ) See Case | massa Ohio a — yy . w 8 i INSUFFICIENT i 0 3 = L Civi { 1. MNUMBE a RO Qaa M
June 1969 | Illinois, Iowa, Missouri, Area
69 pp
TIME GROUP 2. Location 05/1750 coJuns YG 05/2250 | xllincis, iowa, Missouri, Ares 1. DEE SOURCe 10. concLUSION Astro (I"ETEOR i mn Cp EE TE Ee pe |) a em wg B _T
June 1969 | New Richmond, Ohio
10 pp
19. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE | a : Tee | 4 L CATION RE ‘ i | i =— 3 = 1 | | | 1 i {5. LENG 111, BRIEF SUM i 1 iw = ml Na 1 1 { Unknown | Almost no information on sigh
June 1969 | Kettering, Ohio
27 pp
BE ee adi ROJECT 10073 RECORD ) | | 1. DATE . TIME | SROUP Provable Astro (MARS) Observation probably of Mars. At 9:45 p.m. EDT, Mars was at and an angular elevation of 20 | degrees. At
June 1969 | Jacksonville, Florida
17 pp
Ea Ee —— [ 2. LOCATION TIME GAOU i diac 20, B100EDT //01007 21 113. concLusion Possible S~tellite NUMBER OF OBJECTS One (1) Es Le NGTH 0 OBSERVATION BRIEF SUMMARY AN
June 1969 | Fort Myer, Virginia
11 pp
_PLOJECT 10073 RECORD [1. DATE - TIME GROUP | 2. LOCATION 28412000 EDT | 28 Jun $0 8 /0000Z 1 __Fort Myer, irginie RC [10 ‘CONCLUSION Possible Astro (METEOR) D ANALYSIS LERNER: pee o
July 1969 | Kettering, Ohio
27 pp
- - Ee — Po - | Na TF . TIME cag 45 : ohh j2 o> | m iF " ~ 3 Mh fi he A 25 FW | CSE - ———— . hl )\/ ee ¢t 2WJURCE 1 iviliarn ' HUMBER OF OSJECTS ne (1) y, LENGTH OF . OBSERVATI
July 1969 | Cincinnati, Ohio
11 pp
I. DAE . TIME GROUM | 2. la 08 F + Jul 659 _ 05/1 ( J1107Z | (TT Ee I | | jd {pole p= 4 (0 Z £ Wf AS QO | n Q | [7] | wo | ~ ws scm a (i i digas alli wl, | 1 1 f= a Lg % i i [| | |
July 1969 | Castlewood, Virginia
10 pp
i 10 EDT | Castlewood, Va. Ao Juloy 14/02 i i i aaa 1 SOURCE [10. CONCLUSION | Civilian | Other (Psychological) a uke Sy ‘ ' a % I Li) Sw ep + minute | See
July 1969 | Dayton, Ohio
9 pp
{ 1. NUMBER oF OBJECTS gt a i © i i a ls ali {Tan 2) =. ts. LEMGTH oF = OBSERVATION & eR Gel Teo on CF el mal Ely ill i ET [ = iE W ~ 12 minutes. F OBSERVATION TD 11 hal
July 1969 | Near Johnsonburg, Pennsylvania
14 pp
c So minut e a = OBSERVATION To S| - S { OO Yes ! ® No | ZORM OB FTD sep s3 0.329 (TDE) 1 LE 1. 1 1 | | Pi.OJECT 10073 RECORL "LOCATION "BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS Cbse
July 1969 | Denver, Colorado
26 pp
13. {7 COURSE la. PHO i SOURCE ; 5 NUMB AER OF OBJECTS Son + r nn a aa TOS 2 Yes d Ne FTD bony 8-3 (TDE] (11. BRIEF SUM Observer was requested to
August 1969 | Dayton, Ohio
Astro (Other) Civilian 48 pp
[. a DATE - TIME GROUP ’ he (11. BRIEF SUMMARY 4 ANO ANALYSIS | ~ver sighted two (2) bright lights that looked like £1revor rks. Lights traveled NW and were visible
August 1969 | Kettering, Ohio
Balloon Civilian 22 pp
FID gama! 1, SBTE sJUPCE Fr] § Ee Ew a ) Tm — me i | + NUMBER OF GRJECTS c | ghited a flare-iiKe l.ght Tha. Lravae.cd the fla
August 1969 | Ohio, Kentucky, West Virginia Area
Astro (Meteor) Multiple 138 pp
i 1. DATE - TIME Gi OUP © » 2. LOCATION \ 05/0135 EDT | > uz. £9. CO/QESZ — {Civilian 1 Astro (METEOR) | 4 NUMBER OF OMECTS 10x oa £1 | Ns } Co | 5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION IE I. BRIEF
August 1969 | Riverdale, New York
Insufficient Data Civilian 4 pp
One (1) Meat OBSERVATION 1 J i I Tw g’ 1. — pr ‘ Cou n SE = bh I = or Ro Bn . PHoTros 000 | 10, CONCL USION — — E=E eee it iis a ny ELT Ee i i I =] pr-
CASE DETAILS
FILE 1963-07-8674409-EastOrange-NewJersey.pdf
LOCATION East Orange, New Jersey
DATE July 1963
EVALUATION Not recorded
CASE NO 8674409
DECADE 1960s
TYPE Sighting
PAGES 18
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OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading. |s. "DATE-TIME GROUP EA. "| 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION . |Light about came as brightest star disappeared | ECHO \ |into the South. Seen on more than one occasion.| moving SE, at 83: \ |ve satellite by observer. PROJEC | { | [h. bate |2 LOCATION 15 July 1963 | EastoOrange, New Jersey B Ground-Yisual O Ground-Radar i 0 Al ewe 0 | Air-Intercept Radar :0 No oss Civilian [7 LENGTH or OBSERVATION Ts. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE I inutes | 1 SE = nN Ed ad MARY OF SIGHTING C11. COMMENTS n I > wy would be visible low on Ltd eon. ~ConcLUsIoNs Was Balloon Probably Balloon Possi bly Bolloon Was Aircraft Probably Aircraft Possibly Aireroft Was Astronomicel Probably Astronomical Possibly Astronomicel Other_Satellite ECHO I | | Insufficient Dota for Evelvetion | 0 Urknown 3 EST. Case considered Initial observation in West. Believed to possible ECHO observation. "ATIC FORM 319 (REV 26 SEP 82) FE AR A Tw i ”