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· came from Russia. The Air For
said:
"To date there has been no ta •
'~ying Saucers'
gible eviclence which would su
port a. theory that,anY of the in·
cidents are attributable to activity
of a foreign nation. On the other
dn Secret list
hand, there is no evidence to deny
The Air Force disclosed yes- categorically such a possi~ili_ty.
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"Many of the reported mc1dents
teldaY that secrecy restnct1ons have deflnite!Y been determined ,
have been clamped on _certain to be meteoroligical balloons or •
incidents connected with the mys- natural celestial phenomena. How• •
terious "flying saucers" seen in ever, there are some incidents ~ ­
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ported by reliable and compete
the skies last year.
observers which are still une •
At_the s_ame time, the Air Force plained."
admitted 1t is impossible to "deny
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categorically" that the weird ob·
ject.s originated in the Soviet
Union or some other foreign na•
tion.
A statement declared that some
incidents linked with the "flying
saucers still are unexplained." A
spokesman said some of the "in­
explicable" incidents have been
placed in the "classified" category;
denied to all persons except au­
thorized military personnel.
e statement was issued as
t
Air Force continued to re­
c
e inquiries arising out of a
c
mentator's
broadcast.
The
c
mentator said the "saucers"
This clipping is from
the evening edition of
The Washington Times Herald
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