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| 12. CONCLUSIONS
Wos Belloon
Probably Belloen
Possibly Belloon
rT 0 Was Aireroft |
vd-Roder O Probably Aireroft |
0 Ale Visual Oo AirIntercept Roder > Possibly Alreraft |
| § SOURCE 1o Was Astronemicel YEN US
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| O Pe usibly Astronomicel
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O Insufficient Dete tor Evaluation |
OO Unknown
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ho. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING _ AM
| Very bright white object, size of dime,.| Inconsistent information.
| Observer states twice that af was with limited data given, an asi
stationary and another time states that plot shows the planet Venus at
| object was |
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| 7. Lenn or ¢ CRETRVATION a ae "NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. Course
moving west. exact position given,
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