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Manner ot
Diaappearm1c•
Cllnbed very tast and out ot ei8ht
Cbscured by a cloud bank
Lost 1n brilliancy ot the moon
C.mot explain, except that renec­
tion angle r111&y have changed abruptly
Don't know whet.her t.hoy put on a tre­
Menduows burst ot epeed, or disinteg­
rated. HOlltever, they '1.id disappear into
sunset
Unexplained
Disappeared at an anele of about JQ0
above the earth's svface
Unexplained
Unexplained
Pil ot (at J(X)MPH) attempted to keep
object in eight , but unable to do so
Unexplained
Une)(J)lained
t:ot s tat""1
Remarb
No definite shape could be det.erm
and ev.-i with the aid ot 4 to 6 pc
er binocul.ars object could not be
broucht into tocua
Froa letter thia observer wrote, i
is obvioue he 1s a well-educated
person. Seeks no publicity.
Cbservera {2 rated, 2 &ir intell.)
phoned Field Ops to aacerta:i..n no
scheduled experiment.al a/ c were in
vicinit7. Sky chart attached to re
Cbserver is Admin. "3st. in the Roe
et Jonde .;ect. or t-'RL. Two other
"scientist.e", and wife ot one, wee,
in p arty and made same observation
Cl,eervers were Pi.,,_ot, Co-Pilot, ot
scheduled UAL DC-.). ..,'tewardes s ala1
S8.)1f objects• .:iuggest reading ot VY.
detailed statement.a.
When first ei ehting obj ect near ho:
izon, observer looked at chart in
his lap to check posit.ion. ',/hen he
l ooked out windOl't aeain, object wai
off his lert wing at 11 0 1 clock
Rolled rrom side to side 3 times 1l
its path across the sky. Sun retle­
ed from top side, but never from ui
erside, even "hen turning
None
None
Cbserver contacted bues in area w:
reported no a/c 1n air at ti.me
First. 4 discs flyi.n& line-a-trail
Jeemed to cut clouds open es it
passed thru . Trail wu like be~
seen after a higb-p0111ered landing
li:11t it. switched orr.
Cbject was observed paralleling ta
course of a C-47 then landing.
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