OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading.ij 112.” concLusioNs O Wes B olloon Probably Balloon | Possi bly Balloon 0 10 O Wes Airereft Probebly Aircraft J Possibly Airerel XxX Wes Astrono TL) Poult, 4 As prone nico Other. EEE 2.30 Santember 1950 | 3. DATE-Ting OROUP | Leesl_ jastings, Michigan sH | = a i a | y a i J =a LE fo. "SRP | SUMMARY One round silver obj, size of basebalf outce believed ob; to be an | at arm's length, Obj SUAS IES NL body usteroid or large satellite, | at 180dgr azimuth & 59dg Concluded as planet Venus during Ocj had no movement, obj ‘viewed visu-| daytime, { ally & thru binoculars for 15 mins [Summary cont'd: | & still in sight at time of rpt. Ob} | 270dgr azi;48dgr elevation.4) Sourde had been seen at same time & place dal chsvd obj on numerous clear days | before, Completed ATIC 164 indicate: | since iad Pl ht pad. 5022 Lowil | 1)obj observed for 3hr 30 minus & still sane na of movemen ) 2952p - visihio. 2) obj initially sighted at ob) observed at 0625CDT 108dcr | | | 0940CDT 2 Sep/180dgr azi,60dgr elev. ag, bisder Slov, yest , 138d5r | = . ~ J +0; atest source les. SAgueEVE stopped watching obj 3 1214 8 bees able to observe Ong is | = - lh ie eats ie mlc— Tp ATIC PORM 329 (REV 26 SBP 52) like sun, oo | |