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Schm1al, 48, an ex-Nebras-
Q Sauc ers'J
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Air Force investigat ·s
m the Continental_Air
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fense Command. 0 11 fo
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near the alleged landing spot
•d . , Iof the space ship was identi­
A. F. . Ch e c kS SChffil t, fiecr as ordinary but will be
Kearney Amus ed
! tested by the University of
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INebraska.
Tales of fJying saucers and
Wt,ile the Schmidt tale was
other such space cliiff got giving Kearney a sensational
an u n off i c i al raspberry conversation piece, most of
Wednesday night ·from an the talk was of a skeptical
Air Force official.
variety:
A top official of the Air
Newsmen Busy
Technical lntelligence Cen-
"Everybody downtown
ter at Wright-Patterson Air seems to think it's a big joke,"
Force Base in Ohio told the one business man said.
Dayton Journal-Herald his in-
A Kearney clothier put up
vestigators have found no a sign advertising "space ship
evidence in the past 10 years l specials." A window sign in
that flyin~ saucers are real. i a
car agency announced:
He s a 1 d 5,700 reported "Space Ships Tuned Up."
sightings wete investigated I The Ke a r n e y car-rental
between 1947 _and_1957. !'fot operator reported business
a single landmg 1mpress10n, was so good all of his cars
footprint, saucer or little . were in use. They were being
green man was found.
1 rented by visiting newsmen,
Investigation Goes On
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Presence of the newsijn
f
1n .JSS!nrney
N~ . Ee~-111 w s n_early the only sign t at
hc-!dw"S:chmidJs ;tory of
n a ythmg unusual had h p­
aftei'n~iffl'!' -~ with
be P ned -
or may have h p­
crew of a space ship near he pened.
city Tuesday was still under
·nvesti ation officials said.
5 2 NOV 261957.
0:¥.iAHl-l. WORLD-HERALD
0:VJAHJ.I. , NEBR.ASKA
11- 7-57
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