lwl"\ I I I CO~CLUSION l C. P;-lo-;cs UNCLASSIFIED DIPAITMM OF THI All FOICI JrAFP MISSAGI INCOMINI MESSAGE ACTION : RDC-4 INFO ~ XOP-1. lfOPX-~ ...... OS 3 NIN-7 DIA-l 5\tB D 086RTiU JAW RUEDGMA 10 2132 .;u\Juu--RUE6HQAo FM 52FTRWG SUFFOLK COUNTY AFB NY TO RUEDHQA/CSAF RUEDHQA/SECETARY OF THE Af WASH DC RtJNMFVA/ AD C RUEDMftA/1AP STEWART AFB NY RUEDSOA/21 ,!fROIV MCGUIRE AF'B 'JJ RUCIFGA/~Q FTD CAFSC) WRIGHT-?ATTERSON AFB OYIO UNCLAS/5200 C 00190 AUG 66o FOR USAF CAFNIN>, 21 AIRDIV <21ADOIN)o UFO RPTo lAW AFR 200-2 INFO SUBMITTED ON UFO SIGHTING AT 0433Z, 3e JUL 66 Ao (1) SP ~EP;SAL ROUND C2> COULD NOT ASCERTAIN (3) ORANGE-ORA~:G~ GLJW (4) ONE <5> N/A (6) SPHERICAL SHAPE WITH ORA~E GLC'I' (7) NOT ASCERTAINABLE (8) NONE (9) OBJECT F'ELL STRAIGHT TO EARTH WITH NO ARCo TERESTED IN ASTRONOMY AND SAW OBJECT AS HE PUT AWAY HIS EQUIP ON ROOF OF HIS APART- AFHQ MMII 0-309C UNCLASSIFIED UNCLASSIFIED DIPAITMINY OF lHI All FOICI nAIF IIAJICJI INCOMIH MDSAGI ~4TN. C2) 09JECT WAS SE OF' MANHATTAN, ELEVATION NOT KNOWN (3) 02JECT fELL STRAIGHT TO EARTH (4) STRAIGHT fALL <5> 30 SECOND F'ALL-BLDGS OBSCLRED WIEW AS PAGE 2 RUEG ~A 1021 UNCLAS OBJECT NEAR::D EARTH (6) 30 SECONDSo Co < 1) GROU~-ll VISUAL -ASTRONOM 1 CAL EQUIP PUT AWAY AT TIME OF SIGHTING (2) NONEo Ev 5~H ST NYC MANHATTAN 0 TO OF APARTMENT WHEN OBJECT FELL SOUTHEAST. NY C I TV, PH: OCCUPATION: ACTORa EST OF RELIABILITY: GOOD, SAID H~ WAS INTERESTED AS TO WHAT IT WASe COULD HAVE BEEN DOWNED ACFT. Go (1) GLEAR-SO~:: HAZE (2) 32 z:~G~EES 36ZDEGREES 330DEGREES 2900EGREES UNCLASSIFIED 280DEGREES 260DEGREES 2700EGREES UNCLASSIFIED DIPAIJMIHr OF IHI All FOia AAif MISSAGI IIAHCH INCOMINI MUSAGI (3) CEILI~G 9,090FEET (4) UNLIMITED-10 MILES (5) PAGE 3 RUEDG'~A1021 UNCLAS SCATTERED, DECK 8,000FT (6) NONE C7> 670EGREESo J. k1 N OF Ot.R ACFT IN V I C I N I T Y. Ko LT CA~P3~LL, ASSTINT OFF. UNCLASSIFIED Coptet Flares NI:W \'OUK (UPI) - Thou: sands o! Manhattan residents saw an "Unidentified Flying Object" hovering over the I S tatue of Liberty early today headquarters received m1 mcrous reports of light that oc cas ionally dropped 'pieces of fir~" into the Hudson Rivt>r. The Coast Guard later disprlled the alarm. The Uf'O was " re~cue helicopte r drop- pi ng flares in search of a man !reported overboard fro m a ::-i ~hlsceing hoal.