Project 10073 Record Card - Dallas, Texas - 24 June 1958

This document is a Project 10073 record card and associated teletype communication regarding a UFO sighting reported in Dallas, Texas, on June 24, 1958. A civilian housewife reported observing two pinkish-red objects, described as the size of a pea, for a duration of 40 minutes. The objects were observed moving from the northeast to the southwest. The witness reported watching the stars and provided specific angular and azimuth measurements. The military investigation, conducted by the 745th ACWRON and evaluated by ATIC, concluded that the sighting was likely an astronomical event involving the moon. Investigators noted that the sky was hazy and the witness used binoculars, which likely contributed to the visual distortion of the moon. Furthermore, the report explicitly labels the witness as unreliable, noting that she changed her story several times during the investigation. The teletype communication confirms the details of the report, including the witness's background and the technical assessment that the objects were not unidentified aerial phenomena but rather a misidentification of the moon under poor atmospheric conditions.