PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD 2. LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS D Woa Bolloon ia-ellbrook hio D Proltaltly Balloon W Y Boll oon Lecet4:30 to 5:30A.M. ,gO..un4-VIauol DGraun4Roclor 0 WaaAircraft a Probably Aircraft c;::!::::!::: =====-~-0 ~.iQP.S~ lars 0 Air-Intercept Roclor 0 Poaaibly Aircraft m:< Waa Aatronomicol : ' l S D Yea 0 Probably A1tronomicol :outto C i Vi 1 ian D Paaaibly Aatronomicol 7. LINOTH 0' OIIIRVATION L NUMBIR OPI OBJECTS 9. COURSI! 0 Other--~------ 0' liGHTING 1 F.: appeared 0 lnaufflcient Doto for Evaluation as three 3 stationar 11. COMMIINTI Obj which appeared as a bright star, and often appeared as three lights Astro-check madP.--Venus. AftO POaM can 21 ... 12) MMD J'OR C~i JIIJL lS 1'-lly 19.!)8, A8nia, Ohio auBTmT: Telephone InterYiev of So&-&rce 1-&r 1. After two daya of attempti~ to contact this person, reached at 10aJO A.)%. thla date. 2. After explaiDiDt. tbat we cannot do moh with only a report of .a.. li&ht aeen in tbe aeneral Yicinity of Janie, without specific tlon aa to direction, bearings, locations, altitudes, etc., s. the tollowi~ additional dataa a. Object in ai~t trom abo-.&~ 430 to 530 A.M b. Was not aure ot direction but believed to be (~ro computers aDd tables show Venus rising out of the Northeast LHA 93 desrees~ at that time. WX condi tiona a~cb that it appeared hibtlly KD~Lf ied. c. Object looked like a very briif,ht ster -often ap~ared as three libta. d. There were cloud a in the area duriDg the last halt ot the si&htin& and lis,ht faded out wileD clouds "lOVed in tront ot it. 3 Sbe asked it aQJone elae reported it. Replied that nothins unusual reported by local radar, flibhta in the air (B-47), COC or other persons. tor one hour : Aa object was reported in ~arne position -Astro check aede. .;)ee Par. 2 b. above. t-.. <'' 1~ GEVRGE T. ~WRY Captain, U.,)AF ~i -... .to.. a cit J