PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD 2. LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS 0 Waa Bolloon 30 t\ttgi\_1:\L J9d .. ~ r;i.,cl~tM?t~e, \1p:-;t Yi c .;inia 0 Probobly BaHoon a sl bl Y 8 all 7. L.I!NCTH Ot' O~:S!itVATIOM n o t r eported to. BRI~P SU."'MARY 0' SIGHTING :o~Grouncl VIsual AI,.. Vltuol I. NUMBER Oi' O!JECTS Youth saw :lying saucer on dark clo ud y ni~hto Oval shape, solid, dull r e d , 3 our~ d Disappeared i n to c 1 o u d s Wit ne s s b2lie vo r in "flying saucorso" 0 Ground-Radar 0 Alrlntrespt Radar 9. COURt)c not reoortcd 11. COMMENTS 0 Was Alrcr'lh a Probably Aircraft "Q: Possibly Alreroft 0 Was Astronomi clll 0 Probobl y A:tronomleal C Possi bly Astronomical 0 Jn,uffl clftnt Data for Evaluation Dur a tio;1 no r0~or ted. Xothing S ighLing i.n :ugust oJ 196 2 r~td by l .ttu1 ill Jur1~ 1963 . (Informatiou Only) 17 August l(fi2 Boda &. Rana, iforway fru::t ~-~j.:; cn.Jr th . :!_'l1.l.irt(JI.lS Minister Observes Yellow Object The Rtvert'nd ,V. S. Mowery of Tipp City, Ohio, reports the following: On Au;u'~ 17 at 9:~0 p.m., he was tra\eling nortl~ on County Ho~d 61 just north and e. t 0~ t he Dayton (Ohio) Municipal Airpo~ when a hngc and bright yellow light cr'1.lo3\.'d the hi ghway directly ahc~Hl or his ~.:ar. I t wus at about 45 degrees cle\'C)~:, ~ :1ntl appeared in about same fl i~ht .. !'tude as a plane coming in for a la :-..::.-1g at lhc field, but the speed and dircci,J1 o! rti gl1t m ade the Reverend m:c :'in \Vhcthcr or not the craft could lai.c:. :-::~ light wns a bright yellow and r.o 0 : t: : light was visible; it seemed to be <..~0~1' :,ix inches in diameter and as it cros~ed the highway the Reverend cou!d sec the light reflecting upward on the bottom of the object but could not see its shape or size. It appeared . to be just a Il.t, dark object just above and to the rear o{ tt-" light. The light was traveling in a northwes t dircctio:1 on a perfectly flat course. tt was tran:ling so bst that Rev. Mowery; could cosily obscnc the light growing smnllcr as it proceeded away from him nnd within :-matter of 10 seconds it disappeared in the distance. The car window was down so he checked for sound and there w:1s none. Rev. Mowery ass~rts that he is familiar with jets and other planes, but could find no explana tion f or t!lis object. i--: .. ~ 1rltifie:--1 Fl;rln6 Ubje;~ts In t~e ev~nt t~at rad~r olc~od up a n ~-;~ust 1,, 1962 , in thovicinit~ of Groenhillo ( Jhio) ah~ traveling southea8t towsr1 Reading ( ~hio), my ~ife and I mi ght ad~ sornethin~ to -;;) :'..nfor:r:atio:--. A t thst osrticular time t~ara ~as a n 1~t 3e electrical star~ in this ',ie noted -:r.1&t the r riday Cincinnatl rar11.o 3n~ newspapers c~rr~a~ no ree~tion of such ~n oos~rvgtion, ha!!Ce our report to you. If' a r9~ort is des ired b~ your offic3 , oleAaa l9t Si~:i~nati 18. ()hio Omaha Visited By Light Late in tht evening preceding Augu~t 2lt 1962, n bright light was seen in the iky over Omaha, Nebraska. It made its appearances shortly aCter 9 p .m . Obsen ers n()ticcd such characteristics as abrupt for~ .. rd movement and the direction or its d i~appcarancc each time. The weath- er ~l.!reau told the press that the object wa., ;<':ssibly some type or aircraft, after they : uted out weather phenomena or a rtifi..::i,1l satellites as an explanation. \Vhei queried about the object the Stra- teg:c Air Command had no offering to make toward identification or the ob- ject. Such a failure to identify is tanta- mount to inability to identify. Pll~lau ~' Sou ceo: t~nJlof::in C'Oilll)ietel v t ,. olll lllormat .inn 'lt.\ooo ~ N~ Case (Information Only) about 2~ August 1D6~ Dolores, Argentina ;:,,.r:.antad., abo waa t.z.li.Dc with Ms t.a at t~ No Case (Informatlon Only) about 2Q August 1 062 GS"uve, Br az i 1 cr~r' cr )::-in L ..>vJiftJy. j l1 '"'. r:.tJ:i."'f..'t"rl,y l:.i.r- ' No Case (Information Only) 29 August 1962 Cuyahoga Fnlls i LOCAL S IGHTTIICAS -Cont d- 11 :L5 EI, D3T. THo ob3",rv s s ::..:.; :t : ='rec tvhite lisht (v~n u s l~:~ in si ~t)) l o J. in th.J ~!ort~, It Sl:.!,.:mod to b~ ov...:r buildj :-:b Gn 9th St. The ob- j0ct -,i:13 0stimrltud to be 13SS than :5J yd3 distant ~nd just ' (10 ~ ::. v . ) The startled II poir s :~id th.:1.t i t ht)Ver8d fer :lb~ut 5 sees, it tl~cn moved ~ sl.:-:.T::!..y ~ short c1istanca di-~ rJctl:,-ri;h t ancl hc:;:izonta ll;:{. l (e:.st). It stopped for just ~ scc . .Jr.d or tt.;o ~rrl then cor..-I tinuin~ ~t high s poed, it mova:l , out of vic1-.r bchirrl the trees. m,atud duration 15 sees. s ound or trnil. 1 -5 SEPT~t~BER 1962 SIGHTINGS . DATE LOCATION . Snohomi ah Washington Mirmeaota. Antiago, Wisconsin -Jackson, :~innesota . . Joplin, Missouri -Quincy, Washington -North Central US 1 tovoc, Wise. . -Priest Lake, Idaho . oasbv~ EVALUATION PHYS. SPECIMEN) Other ( CI!;t)::R) PHYS. SPECINEN) Other (SLAG ) Military . Astra (rGTEO~) Other (MIS3!U:) INSutttCIE DA~ INSUFFICIEr-t"'' DATA "''ss,~o-IriSUFFICIS:~ DATA ( PHYS. SPEC DtEN) Oth~r (A.LUML'iU ) lwtultiple PHYS. SPECL\lEN) Other Other (SLAG) ADDITIONAL REPORT~D SIGHTINGS (NOT CASES} n :~ LOCATION -Orland, Calif. " Chicago, Ill. . _ San Juan, ArgeQtina News Clipping E'!ALUATION tltl.' nigl1t i., d trk .tttd , k.tr, ~Ht c..111 .. \ i1 \\ ill. th 11.1knl t'Yt.: a' ,, h.tt:y sp~.'t of light. lhll pho1nqr.1ph-, liH"Ut~lt great tcks, ''['l' 1r~ nquirnl tn bring 1.1llt it<. ch:t,til, .llld to 1 ''"'''. it.. ,tnt~lltrc., ''hi, h is J it ;tl. ,\,tnll'H'lla~ fnrnKrly t hought th.at om 1 (~;th\y ",, .. n'thi.lc.:r.,bly hi cr th.tn the 011c i n Andnu11cd.\. Hut 110 longa .. \ ctu.tliy. th~' h.td UtH.Icrco;tim.rt.:d .\ndrnnH:~d.,~ di - r..n<..:, \\' hi.:h dt~.:y put at :tho-.Jt bOI)J)tJI) light \ e.trs. Now it turn~ nut to h! .lh(lttt tin<.(.. cm1.; a' f.1r. Th~rt.:fore, t.o look thC' '1me .lppln.:n l !>i.lc in the sky, it h.t., t11 l;e l.u~er. I lr~ f.1ct, it lh>'' Sl'l'llt\ tlut tltc Milkv Wa\ i, 1 C-2testial Time Table for August .':IJ'.!lh{ lST \1 , Ifill llllrl It r 1 f t.mlH.,t; di .. r:llhc ;\I <IIIII Ill qu.1n r \ l'ihlc :1pp mmly t.ult 11111~ from ra~.cu.; (If ~.llurn 5. f( p.tll. Full