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Post Office Box #1158
Newark, New Jersey 07101
June 8, 1964
Lt. Col. Robert S. Hermann
District Commander
Headquarters 2nd OSI District (I.G.)
U. S. Air Force
111 East 16th Street
New York 3, New York
ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED
Dear Lt. Col. Hermann:
HEREIN DATE 5/15/85 IS UNC. ASSIFIED BY
On the evening of May 30, 1964, Theodore John
Rubitz, age 13, of 167 West 19th Street, Bayonne, New
Jersey, telephone Federal 9-8738, telephonically advised
this office that at about 9:50 PM on May 30, 1964, he was
walking along 22nd Street in Bayonne between Avenue A and
Newark Bay when he observed five unidentified flying objects.
He described these objects as being round and gray
in color, flying north to south in a diamond-shaped formation,
with the fifth object just in back and to the right of the
last object in the diamond. He stated that they were very
high up, looking like they might be lights but traveled
across the sky faster than the speed of a plane and he
was certain that these were not just planes or search lights.
Rubitz was unable to further identify these objects.
Mrs. Theodore Rubitz, mother of Theodore, advised
that her son was not given to fanciful stories and that from
what he had told her, she was sure that he had seen the
objects described by him.
Very truly yours,
see
R. W. Bachman
Special Agent in Charge
Registered Mail
2-0SI, New York
1-Newark (100-36998)
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