,: I .P.ROJE.CT.l007.3 RECORD .. 1, 'OATE'(TIME GROUP 2. LOCATION lS April 66 l6/0l30Z 4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS 5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION Ground-Visual 9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE Bovey, 1-I:Lnne sota 10, CONCLUSION Ast~ (JUPITER) / 1/~ JUPITER at 1930 at 2SO deg azimuth and 60 deg elevatiDn. Sets at 11, BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS approx ~-.,~ al: :u <leg az:unut-.n Object was round, size of silver dollar, white in color. It seemed to _explode. with two white nashes then moved on. Object was flashing on and oft and was observed tor three hours. Observed fr~ -~ -~ng aut~bUe. ' == ~ . FTD SEP 63 0-329. (TOE) Preloue e~tione of thla fona .. F be ueed. rl l9210Ui! u i \' L.IJL.UTt-1 li'JTL l\ P HT ~I,\IN RUCIFDA/FO~ElGh Tr;:Cti UIC wRIGHT PtTTF~\SOt: ,'.FE' OHIO FJ R: ~SAF, S~F~:l & AFI~IN, lGT~ AI R FO~tC~' SU~J: UF1 H 1'-JONE. ~ UESCi~ IT IC . . ~F COURSC: OF 0:1JECT: 2. ~.ETHEF d "l .. :;.s ;.:LOFT CON.JITIOr-..JS !: T TiiAES r>F St~HTir'-:s: u I~ c L A s s I F I E D R o ll T I tt E AT t: ,QOJ FT. 5 Pt~SJiiS H; D SE~> C8 J7.CT