13 ^ri^xid lotsrr# '/i:iiaui, ^ .?.3Jacausetrta r:ay:aond v cjwior ()iviirrum) donneeticiit >.3iiin;?ton, Inaloaad la ?^3X>ri do* 3 ori^iaa'tij!^ -.^l^ova dayiiriit; -'si' a lumiao\a dirleTibi-auapad U70 idnistdra and ilopcrt do. 2 irr/ol^red tjad ni.5iis oi* vi cl;;a3>-3hapi u?0 on Cctober 26, I365 by J-jnes Cintorlno* G.J. Goast d'.iard IVO si;iat:Ui5 -id ouoiStHiuwut lioc /iiicii took 'place cn July 16, 1.^52. X aope aoon t t-alo otope to .ilart pcoplo :^-a tills -.ir^ to ? U70 actiYity to owr dXDCcniiaittce iameriiately* are a niaaber oi* r^^aidencee 'aear tde ^ower station. Of particular inter-^at la tao enclosed letter Xrora n apparent 'jye-witness oi* -nhe dxily 16, 1352 tF v/tio l3 a a-^nrlce rapreaerrtative oi* tb.e '<^3tin;2S:ouso -.lectric dcorsoration. *:a '^aa -jupear/ia the '2TQction oi* a new turbine j^eratcr in sao "rxrri ot .ippcarod ;:orerei oYaraaad* ..dditiocnl detaila .-say be i'orta-comin:y is siwh a loDj^ tio .:orisinv5 vv './aylaid :iLion? tba jsa.ny piace :j.7 dd>apect**ill7 s'dsttiittcd. -ir/'^ti^atcr NaY.Ci v-sl .*vclx;fl: f>r sf tif lypAw^iM, V'^v^r fti>iv.*pn?a :t v- yffJyi -s'^ \ '^>i\t\9fi laf Swo Cf >\iiy* pa rfr|ar?I>i^ ta tAU iVc,t Vi^ilie- :iricrioA t^c>a\%nf/ \4K^ i'n0 Srgh/r :rj.p Vj;r5v*)*a c. ttsj ^Ji.* /i.vy Ok' *4?^;; f*w fuM Ui ncti4^w cM-:urv(i rk-'llovi/.o kri>ihTh^;p^ <i!:%TpXTKii cb|ji**r(v) tilti'an<,if t.^ruc*r^* 'titft'Vi* 5't'c\n(i\ns oT j*ir\Wct\d V'' tJ- s V K^Ve- 3-e.eh^eci Jarrow deltavolants? From 71v Jourmd af Nwcarle* upott^rvne. Ncivc^mbcr 8 rdit!ort we **M)3ienuus h:\ve bern seen shootuif across the schx>lbf>y^nU parents s.ud last ni^hc they had spottctl !>everal of them circling low over the town. triangles/ IS-ycarK)ld arropUncs, christened occasions. complahied frightened aeropUnet/ (Credit: Harry Lord, Heaton) unfen<i(ied proprietor speciaJiso surrounded {>rtTeptiWe cork-screw:^ diiapprareil phcsphoroia FLYIKd SAUCER RSVUT// Jan-Fob 66 FLYBIG SAUCER R27IEV/ Jan-Fb 66 T)\e following reader** letter appeared in Thd Ev^nin^ Poji of jewey (the only nov'ipaper published in the Channel Islands) of November 5: Sir'-AUhoiigh to the Island, I would like to bring your readers* attention to the mvatert* ous phenomenon that I observed heading due west at a high speed over the tow^n. This was jcca at about 9.20 p m. on Thursday o ening light of a dcHnite shape. This was going at a high sficed, but wa flying quite low so that it eould clearly be. seen. Because oT its veloeiti^ it able to get a good glimpse. It made no noise, so it could not have been an aircraft, and neither could it have been .a star, as thr sky was cloudy. I would like to enquire whether anyone else has obsert'ed this phenomenon, or whether it has been seen before." Yours truly. John Woodcock, Hurle Cylindrical object near Leicestef cnls of: "A mysterious object ^vas ufen lost night ia the sky at Humbentone. Mr. Geoffrey Pen fold, 10 The Drive, Scraptofl, saw the object between Flungarton cylindrical lumiiwwity. obj'Ctivc rifcurnsumes. He added; *It looked rather like an old fashioned oinhip if thovr The Great American and Mexican Blackouts A T approximacly 5.18 p.m. on November 9, an 30,0()0,OC'43 people, experienced a remarkable 13^ hours .upper New York Slate) and in the other quote here only a few lines from the six-page November 19: (Canadiiin^U.S. Interconnection p*;wrrgricl clockwise, :rJ;::or.s clectricirv earlir-evcniiig ^S*es!e.n Hemisphere^ populated, power*dependent CotxtmUiion^ shuddered. Corporation* uncontrollably Consolidated kilowatts. While admitting that not one utility expert could offer an explanation (the London Evening Standard had carried a report to the same effect from New York on November 11), Time concluded that the phenomenon 'cascading. scientists lirewstcr. jahysicist national Astronautical Federation can Institute Acroti-iutics .Astronautics; Ricsenman, psychiatrist; knowletlge.aldc scientists growing oscillations officialdom officialdom U.S..\.,such, South-West ings there. I have a minimal knowledge of electrical matters, and certainly do not claim to know what caused these two blackouts, but it may be wise to assemble here .i few scraps and notes which could con- ceivably help us to arriveat the right answer, 1. .According to Time Magazine fNovember 19), satellite pass over at the moment the lights failed, and argued that the Russians had done it again'. 2. The Italian paper Curriere della Sera of November 15 carried the following reportr Syracusc, November 14: pilot from Syracuse (State of New York) has declared that he saw an line linking the town of Clay to Niagara Falls immediately after the sudden stoppage of current last week which plunged vast areas of the USA and Canada into darkness. rc-rcsted. correspm!trrc