3. DATETIME GROUP PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD 2. LOCATION CONCLUSIONS 0 Was Balloon Prollollly Balloon 0 Paul bly Ballooft Elmhurst, Illinois 4. TYPE Of OISERVATION ~vi I 0 GrounciRador 0 Was Aircraft -roun-auo 0 Probably Aircraft GMT 22/0945Z 0 Ai,.Viaual 0 Alrlntercept RadQr Poulbly Aircraft S. PHOTOS 6. SOURCE 0 Woa Astronomical 0 Probably AatranoMicol 0 Possibly Aatronomlcol 1. LENCTH OP OISERVATION I. NUMI!R Ofl OIUECTS not reported back and torth lnaufficlent Ooto for Evaluation 0 Unlcnown BRIEfl SUMMARY OP SIGHTING One white obj like bright star. Move4 back and forth. Observed tram Northwestern University A1'1C PORM 329 (Jt&V 2t I&P f2) 1 I. COMMENTS Insufficient Data for evaluation. z~ rn~.lof ~ HIADQUAITIM 921TH TROOP CAR Rill GIOU' I U1flTBD ITA'l'D AUt PORC& O'HAII IIIITI ... ATIOMAI. AII'O.T CHICAGO, ILLIMOII .. MW aY~cTr Unidentified Flying Objects TOr Air Force Systems Command Foreign Technology Division Wright Patterson AFB, Ohio 1. The following information, as outlined in para 15, . AliR submitted for your information. . ; a. Description of Object(s): Location of Observer(s) :' 1 Point of star Bright star Northwestern Uni v -on the Lake . Identifying Info on Observer(s): Arthur Caso 291 Forrest.Avenue Elmhurst; Illinois Grad Student -28 years b. Deseription of Course of Object(s): g. Weather and lvinds : Back and forth . . Clear blue morning c. Manner of Observation: Time and Date or Sighting: FOR THE CONHANDm THOHAS N HILQUIS Base Operations Officer DEARBORN OBSERVATORY NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY Major Hector Quintanilla Foreign Technology Division BVANSTON, ILLINOIS 60l0t 18 November 1964 Wright-Patterson Air Force Base D:t.yton, Ohio Dear Major: I am enclosing the equatorial crossing sheet~for Echo I and Echo II for the year 1964, to the present. I shall send you copies or the new sheets as they come along, as I have a good reason now to believe they will With reference to the Altus, Oklahoma sighting, 21 May 1964, that definitely bas proved to be Echo II, as reference to the enclosed sheets will show. I believe the identification is positive. he case of the Northwestern student frcm Elmhurst, Illinois is in abeyance. The student is no longer here but is now resident in the Virgin Islands. Since his sighting was very likely an aircraft, I don't think we need to pursue that one aqy further. The sighting, in any case, contained very little infortBtion, and it does not seem profitable to try to get more out of this chap at the present time. Since we have gone this far, however, 1r you feel it worthwhile, ~ gang and I here can send a letter off to him to see what it might bring forth. But I don't think it's nuch worthwhile. . '~t are your plans on coming to visit us? I would suggest the week of December 7 .as the one fol.lmdng I am scheduled to be in Austin, Texas for a few days, and during the first week in December, I shall be in New "Oec~'t. to the Altus case, would it not be a good idea to drop a note and to let them know that they had seen Echo II? Good inter-Air Force relations. Sincerely yours, J. Allen Hynek