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SAUCERS IN THE NEWS
MA, .-,Gu Ez, PuERl o Rrco, Oct. 3, 1952­
"ltrangc: objed s were sighted by t o per•
·;ons in Map guez on Oct. 3, th y were
1 ruirn1g East and were red in rnlo r. It was
.,hor.t 10 ·30 p.m. when they were sighted.
NoH\\'AY AND SWED EN , Oct 13, 19 52­
Dunni-: October the Norwegian Govern•
ment startd that a strange object resemb­
li!1g a sauter landed on N orwegian soil.
( r( rrn 10 experts are cl.urning that the de­
\ 11 c:, .ire of Ruman origin, and the des­
ri pt ion given by Norway fits the descrip­
' , gn·en by Ge-rm, 1 experts. Stockholm,
) ·t:den, has al
~ en sighting strange
ob1ects
MELBOURNE, A L JRALIA, Sept. 13, 19P
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A young worn
sighted a noisele,,
grn n ball flying tO( t ast to be a plane or .l
rnett·or She: s,nl
melled like a rotten
egp.
5Tl 'TTGART
Nov. 1, 195 2
­
At the re, <"
i!, of the third Int
1t1onal A\ r
al Congress in C
,.my where 200
nt ists from l 2 c
tne, gathered the
ted that sauce
not from Mars or any other planet
sa ,
the, art merely optical anJ
lu I
, .
NEW YORK- A terrth,
1r
place over .l ,mall area. of
'J'.Y., which b
e win
w .
r,l kt
·valks and
gc:neral
nic. I
were no pl.ine. ar
nd
duled at that time, 0 ,
19'1 '
ERN ... nnNAL AIRPORT, N fw You.: ,
I 9'\2-
A blue flame flashed o tr
ia.l Airport at 7: 33 p.m. It
I-like object. Hayden Pi neu­
1 stated it may have
th<­
a meteor.
] ,
t 1, YORK, ENGLAND.
'0.
IY
[ uring exercise " Mainhr
A F
p1l
i hted
J white object
;1 :
I 000
feet
fhe ob1ect was silver m rnl
nd
circular
Ir m,11nta111ed a slov.
forward
,pl"t'd before b<.!(lllnrng to dt
nd, sv. ing­
111
11kt: .1 pcndu)u!'
It follo-. nl
1 ,· air­
" It. revolved 01
own .i.x, , .11
nes
. tnd then took r
WASHINGTON, D.C., Oct. 16, 1952- 'fhe
Navy announced that it launched r0t
from
ant balloons, high aoove the No h
Geo
etic Pole, and sent them to .ilt1­
tudes o .lbout 40 miles. The balloons were
as ta.It
l 0-story building.
PARIS, hANC F., Oct. 7, 195 2 -
A flying
.iucer was sighted over Southern France
y two Air France pilots.
WESTERN KOREA FRONT, Oct. 29, 1952
U.S. troops saw a half-dozen mysterious
i'ark-throwing "cartwheels" over the we~ ­
ern front of Korea. They were as the eye
-ees, 18 inches in diameter, moving ,n a.
I 5-f oot circle.
GAIi I AC, Soi 1TH OF FRANCE, Oc-t
29,
19~2
For the -;econd time in two weeks,
)Q townspeople of Ga.iliac saw a ~nes of
~ hite ci rcular objects, slightly • ollen at
•he center, pinnin
across t,
they
"ere flytng I
f
ion of t
ere
wouped ar
d
hing that looked
like a ,1t1ant 8ymg ogar. As the objeds
passed overhead they let fal l a.
rt of
)tring of bright
h e threa.ds, which set­
tled g
• (', and telephone line
W hen •
p
tried to ptek them up,
they m..J
li ke Ke. A police officer who
pKked
1 ,
111w of the thread said : "It
looked 11
<" gl.1 s wool and it melted away
.ilmost a~ .oon ,ts ,t was touched."
OLORON, FRANCE, Oct. 17, 1952-
About
.1 dozen people. including a schoolmaster,
aw flying saucers surrounding a long cigar
li ke object flying through a clear sky at
.1bout 6,000 feet.
NEW ZEALAND- The d ippings and stor­
ies from New Zealand are swamping our
offite and .ire so numerous that we must
de\ote a whole pa~e to them in our April
,sue.
I r m n, e dt'J.Jd,d 111/01matton on an,
f 1/,,
1hn l',. ple.1•t' 11 nle to JFSB
P/e.11, J.it , )ONr cl1ppi11gr that you send
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110 /e the 1fJ11rce.