Declassified UFO / UAP Document
Oliver Resident Sights Strange 'Celestial Body' Monday Evening
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A newspaper report from 1965 describes a resident's sighting of a zig-zagging celestial object in Oliver, BC. The object was observed for twenty minutes and reportedly shared characteristics with sightings in other international locations.
This document is a newspaper report from the July 8, 1965, edition of the Oliver Chronicle, detailing a sighting of an unidentified aerial phenomenon in Oliver, British Columbia. According to the report, a local resident, Mrs. Perry Sallows, observed a 'zig-zagging celestial object' on the evening of Monday, July 5, 1965. Mrs. Sallows first sighted the object at approximately 10:30 PM and observed it for a duration of twenty minutes as it traversed the sky from west to east. She described the object's appearance as changing from bright red to that of an 'awfully bright star,' noting that it would fluctuate between appearing dull and bright while moving in circles and traveling in various directions. The article notes that similar reports of such objects were received from viewers in San Diego, USA, as well as from Chile, Argentina, and the Antarctic.
"Sometimes," she reports, "it appeared quite dull, then bright . . . turning in circles and traveling in different directions."
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