PROJ=CT 1C073 f~ECORD C/., :10 1 12. CC~CLL;SIOriS 7. LCNC T H C F 0 BSERVATION ~'C-ound-Vi $ual 0 Grourd-Rador t g. C A,,... '/i s u o l 0 Atlntercopt Radar a. Nu.~o~ae~ OF o a J:crs , 9. ccu~s;: '/los s,lloon P r.>boolt Balloon Po; y Boll c o n nus .""\lrcrcrt ? ro boblt Air crllf t Po~sobly Atrcro't '.vo5 Asrronomt cal Prol:.o:,ly Astroromicol Poss.hl y A5tronomoc:ol . . I ~"lkr:own lnsvffc"nt 0pTo lor E voluotlon '0. 6 RIEi= ~UMMARY OF SIGHTING '11. COMMENTS ('H' ~ca!:H ro:vJi.ti.ons. nLE NO. Su3J,CT UFO ?.e:>or~ COMMHH HO. 1 Major Connair/n~ ?ollmdng i s an extra ct of the SDO report submitted by Capt !Ieany for the "'eriod ll -12 }!arch 58: 1)0: Two calls f rom WPAFB SDO Major H\..ike r e :r lJlng objects ( ..=. or- USNAS, Columbus) sighted flying object over S:p:ingficld (Re wi l l b e at , Sprin g f ield overnight ) . Second sighting was also Springfield. of Springfi eld Sun (newspap er ) . As neither gentle~n called ATIC SDO, beli eved questi ons to be a sked best be left to .ATIC experts . No phone numbers or imme diate locations we r e given in e i t he r case.~rse informa~ion p resented b y 11.a.jor Huke indicates b ot h reporters p:!"obably saw conventional au-craf t plus steady and rota ting lights appearing under overcast conditions. "