.' UFOB INDEX CARD 1. DATE I I I ! ,. ) 2. LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS 3. DATETIME GROUP Colt1mbia So Car .C. TYPE OF OBSERVATION 5t Ground Visual 0 Air-Visuol 0 Ground-Rodor 0 Air-Intercept Radar a Was Balloon Probably Balloon 0 Possibly Balloon Was Ai reroft Probably Aircraft Possibly Aircraft 0 Wos Astronomical 7. LENGTH OF OB$ERVATION 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS 9. COURSE ~it P rob obi y Astronomi col D Possibly Astronomical '!Wenty minutes 10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING 11. COMMENTS 0 Insufficient Uota f o r Evaluation One oV3l. bright yellaw object the size or h Description~ duration; 'flight. path nickle. Object .,taa seen moving up, down. and indica:t.e that this ti'as probably Venu3. eidW'1S in the SW. Object l'Tas in sight tor 20 minutes. AlSOP FormS (15 Oct 54) A.ltt V " - Ci} J ~C T JJ\o..ll,... V OJ nus, the only planet now visible in the evening, is a :JriHiont objed in the slcy and will soon be joined by ihe l ~on1ds, ''~hooting stars." By JAMES STOKlEY ~ T~ l -''K llllA~T objc:cc you tee ill 1 .~ . qrt'lw""~'n ,ay (hc:IC nenincs dark. I'H''' 1 Is ' ' ;lol ~n .airplane. ~ tiyi:J ~ w . rc: Ni'(ftnitcht hunc1A th't'\&1 b plft t lll "~r;tnftlt. \: "Jt you ~ is rhc p~nct Vmus, DOW r,. h ; , ,Ill( its Jreah:!t promillCDCC, which ~o.<Hnc' 1..t ~fore ir, dmppcanMe &oea \ ntJ\ j , fu brign~ tbaa any other stat ''' piJnct .,ecn in the natebt skyand th.:ae .... ,,, d uh.:uhv in ic.lmui7m11 iL Indeed. ir o n }'C' ,,~1-<rvf!\i loog before the sky ia datiL I n :.h , tf ;rou 4nuw where D look. JOU caD C:\ en ...re it in !:>road daytiPtJ _ . \tr~r t t p:1~ bd\iod the IUD last April . noe in PeJPIUI lt aU, but ia the ne;~boring poop of A Tbit coru~latioft nptCKna the ,.mce. whft, x. ax.tinc to m,d1lca .._cbaiJWCI m ~ rock to be dno"rcd I 11:1 lhOIIStr:r tept UCIUed by doc of Cetus, me whale. io me aoucb. FotldDatdy. Jbc wu aucued hJ tbe ba o, who ia in tbe north- '1 DMiwr, It ICCD iA ~ ftOf1h, iifMP DiiitDI' me kner M, abate Polaris, tbe Ide star." Aloapide her ia her husband. dM! kine. ~heaL TumiD1 aow roward the e:ut, we can tee what it gc:~erallrcms~&~ to be the 6nat c:oaawlarit iD ~sir m!k;nl its debut fut 1 1. \ '.:nus 'u gradually been dn-Mnc 1D . the (' h( . ..t' rfuu bod~. That mant that it ., '11d it Orm. the wuTior .. c:ltily r~ ~ :: ....... ! lh e mn u1 10 cUily motioo .aao11 aiud b11 1me oi the dlree ttara iD a row rt.r. . , '. 1nJ o rmuincd vmble in the west tht ft:ww hia. bela. To the led is Bctd- tf:,r !,e ,,m h set. On Now. 18 ir will gcmr, !D ~ ricbt illti~ bach oi the fint t -<' Lwher <":tst of the uo, hence rauaininJ u~apirude, bri 10 low in the :11 : : r.-~\y tt'f the. lonJiest time afra tuiiii:C, sky they do DGt u briabl u they l'".rr:-1 chr~ houn. Aiter that it will sDtt , tnot.tllg t.h~:Hd the .ruo ~pin. lk" ,,,~ nt Hs early 'tfttlll~ Vmaa dou u c rror o n the :u:couapanyiDc mapa oi t h t: :-.l)vem~r ~ening skies, h.ich abow &:"~cir .lp~rJnce :1bouc 10:00 p.m.. your .own k. ttd .;t q:mcbrd tune, at tne hnt ol. :'o~CWUII b r, }.to p.m. oo the };tn .. md ~:00 p.m. oa th'= 'lhh. ~tgnt ill .... lit the Sky wi\1 in rhe \o.UIIIIII..C lllllllfh,. i h I I ' ' '' I ~ th~m ht..;h in th e , , ,wit Ju~t .Jho\C: hnt ma~uud<" C. tpdb . the cvenanl(, l>\ 0 other plJtll''' '1'1 ,. oil 'OUtb~st heron~ sunn~. Hr t;.:hrc--.r a~r :ill'' virgin. It is cl~ to the nra~l.c ''" !" .. Ho.e- , it ~"'ceds thl" ~..r ''' h rd:, e~ov about tm rima. ~head of the sun. Its br;~l etn(''' ' ' .! , ,: ~If th.u cJf Spie2. Men:uq .1nd .'.nur are both too ncr the sun tu lx <-":1"1 .. 'i"b: in Novm1ber. November is the month brin~in~ on(' 1 , ( the ,e:ars tJrnoos showen )t ntr:c-nr~. " "shoorin1 sars," .,..hich J PJXJr ir'm J~'"' the 13tb to the 16 rh. They arc mu~t nwnuous .after .mdni~iu. the euth in tts Jnnual nwvemcnr IWIIfhl me suo. Thus, w e met"t thrr n he ,J-m This ls ditfcrent from the ecn in:-t h'''lr' whco we are on the re:.cwdrd p.err . rn d ..;, c- only th011e tiut catch up to us. No Case (Iuformation Only) 13 Novornuer l9ti7 Green f i a ld , .,la .:~ sachuso L ts 2) November 1 1957 ti:40 a.m.: a "tremendous" sonic boom "cra3hed" over Greenfield; Mr. e 1.-.ras violently hi t. u An hour before this (he was told later), at 7:45 a.m., two Greenfield residents sa\1 a very bright silvery disk belo'\T the ~oon; i~ moved upward, diagonal~ across the face of the moon, turned from silver to "bluish-pi:l.k," and suddenly disappeared. (It is extremely rare for a UFO to be reported in connection 'to~ith a sonic boOHl at all, and in the present case the time se- quence may be entirely without significance, Mr. points out, and we agree.) (is/November 1957 ,/Calhoun, Georgia No Case (Information Only) CA~JiOW,_ GA NOV ---C 'P) --STRA~JGE_Rf-D L~.G[iTS ii.O LON R t~-~J1E~ OVER CALHOUN. INVESTIGATORS OUND A PRAN1<STER $\~ITCHING HIS RED C~LC:oP'HAN~.:.;cavERED AUTOMOBILE HEADLIGHTS ON AND OF!t .. FROM A HILLTOP \ OVSRLOOXING THE TOWN. -- .QUSE!RVER Eldton, Kentuclty (CASE! MIS3ING) \lr~.t!ht-Pattcrocn Al"B, Ohio Co lumbt.ts Ohio (CASE I'IIS3IHG) Jonesboro, Georgia 1-H.ssouri Nir~:-:ti Eeach, Florida Norton AFB, California Glendale, California Tiffin, Ohio ''Sputnik" Torrence, Californin Cornaopolis, Penn3lyvania Santa ~onica, California Oregon City, Oregon t~yton, Ohio Corpu3 Christi Robins AFB, Georgia Ilili tary (PHYSlCAL S) Louisville, Kentucky (CJ\SE ~1IS3IHG) Civilian B-:!'Jorc.l, Indiana ( Ct'\3!:!! f.i! SSI EG) Talnssee, P.labuma li et, C9.lifornia (CAS~ MISSING) B~lmorehea Kansas City, l1isso~ri Tlooi Glen, Ne-w Jersey Hope, Ar1tansns Cl-eburne, Texas 2c 'J.Ln.son, IllirLois/Tet"rz:: r:aute, Ind i 3Ca fiulti )..(~nortecl ;Le Pass, ~e{ns Lc ... -<.: Beach, Cali fG!.niu Rct~n, f\laba~ Sil.ver .Springs, Haryl3nd S-r:.ri.!l~field' r~iSSC'.!!"i Ls-l'i 1: t(wn I.e-,.;:~ Cslifornia , _r,!exico t~stro (nirus) Astro (VEI:U3) Astro ( 'f~f.l1JS) Astro (V3NUS) Astra (V3NU3) Insufficient Dn.te. Ast.ro (r,tETSO?.) P.stro (tmEOR) Other (HOAX) Astro (tm!TEOR) Insufficient Data Aircraft 1 Astra ('!Eirus) Othe r (Ulffi8LIABLE Astro ("nNUS) .tJ.. i r c raft Astro (VENUS) P.s tro ( V8NUS) Insufficient Data Insufficient Data Astra ( VET\113) As tro ( VF.:~rus) Insufficient Data Astro (STARS) Astro (t:lETEO.R) Insuf:fic:ient Da.-ta P.stro (~!ES'EO~) .?.stro ( ST.~.PB/Pli,!S::rs) Othe r (FA TIE F.Er:IliR7~S) Insufficient Date. Astro ( riZl'r!OR) Insu fficient Data :re\:sc: lipp in~