PROJECT 10073 ~ECORO 1. DA ; E TlrAE G~CUP 4. NUMBER OF CSJ ECTS 2. LOCATION 10. CONCLUSION Astro (HETEOR) Cali ~onlh".. Aroa (mulLiple) 5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS Seconds Several observe~ r~porLtld object/'s)m,ich had characteristics 6. TYPE OF OOSERVA TION f 7 , COURSE South P. r :...!l '3. PrlOTOS 9. PHYSICAL EVtC'ENCE of a rr.eteor si.ghti ng. The objects viewed were reported aa silvery vhitc-ycllow e;lcw visible for seconds all traveling toward the south. hC').a=.en:.~ Do1.;11c~ unif j.ed s c hool d1.st~d.ct Oc ~U?)F.f~,lon G:t'8:rl-e bullet !10!:CC~ liJ~e o c cnet -l irh-G on b oth 5 C~C3TCCS unu c-....rc1 c;_uiclcly SCC0' 1d C OF OP..SlffiV ATI01i: s~utement t't'\r~t cal 0~ SIGm'l1!G: cc.:;diiiions, C X,ocutlcr:. C Dil:.el"U I..,..Clli.~ TD?r/TEO MaJ H Quintanil Ja, Jr/7(Y}l6/lsb/18 Dec 67 uro Observation, Fal.l, 1966 1. This rep~ies to your l~ttqr of Nov~mber 17 on the subject of un- iden~ified flying objecta. We ~p9reciated ldarning of your experience u:t' last fall. At this late datt! it \-Tould be oraetical ~o undertake a detailed investigation. It is importsnt that a witness report his observation as soon as possibl~. This ena'-lca Air Force analysts to perf"ozm a comprehensive investi3a.tion. I~--_;/04,_1-{j.)l .. p_l.:.o_Y..ide th~ .exact da~ of your observf!: Q.I;t we will check the Air Force !'il ... s to Sed if \{e receiv~d any oth~r reports from yot.:r area on that dat~. 2. ThanJ\: j 'OU for bringing your observation to our attention. 'l:iftToa ~unlT~'liiJA, Jr, Major, u~ ebiet, Aerial Phen~ena Office . Aerospace Technologies Division Production Dil torate . c.ers epo I ni en i ie Law e:lforcement officers from five dafferent depart~nts kept their eyes skyward early this morning as they watched an unidentified flying object that appeared in the area. The Williams county sheriff'~ department was notified of the object'a presence at 4:28 this momtng when officers of the Indiana State Police told them they had spotted the object In their state and were following it along Route 20 when It appeared to cross the state line Paul Snivley, 1'\ight desk man at the sheriff's depRrtment, notified both ~he Montpelier and Wes\ Unity police depart ments and they continued the watch. Both Remi Vanhaer enb of Mont peHer and Georoe Robinson of Weat Unity re ported &eeing the object. Both offleert stated the object gave off a bright litht and appeared to be about the abe of a basketball. They stated It hovered ov~rhead for between 2S minutes and three-quarters of an hour \lnd then rnoved in a southe.asterly direction. Robinsoft stated he notified his wife of the object and ~the reported seeing It aa late aa 7:00 this moming and It didn't disappear until daylight. Aec~rd"9 to the county sheriH's radio log, officert or the Fulton county sheritr department and in Defiance county also reportl!d the sighting. The Oefiance officers stated that the object appeared to be hovering over Kingsbury Park In that city. Ace.,rding to l'lcal authoriti~s an attempt by officials at the Toledo Expre11 airport failed to detect the object' pres encP ~n radar. 1 n 10, n 1ana c)L o 8L.APE alice Say Object Tracked Many Hours From The 811de Correspondent ~IONTPELIER, 0.-P o 1 i c e agencies in two states observed unidentified flying object for several hours early this morn- ing as it traveled from Indiana int , northwestern Ohio. s~veral observers described i: as 'Touud, brighter than the ;:: l ~-and as big as a basket- bail." It was still visable at 7:::-i a.m. southeast of here, a~-:ording to Remi VanHaer-, 1 e.:::.:;, :\1 outpelier police officet". - T~1~ Williams County sherifrs c~oartment dispatcher was no- ti:ied of the object by Indiana s~ate patrolmen at 4:26 a.m. Indiana authorities reported . t~at they had tracked it across 1 th! state. .. Police officers from Williams a:1d Fulton County departments I along with private citizens ob- : ct~erved the object. Local po- l !1:e from West Unity, Montpe- 'Ecr. and Stryker also saw it. I Observers said that the ob- I ject muved up and down and ba a nd forth. It was "quite ~.'Sh'' according to Officer Van- 1 hacrcnts, and moved higher af- The object was not recorded on radar at Toledo Express SAFOICC/Mrs Cassel/jad/79079/7 Jun 67 This replies to :rour reoeat correspondenee conce::-1:1n~ your. o~..,servatJ.on of an unidentified flT'.ng object (UFO) la~t fall. Your si~ting ttilJ. be filed for :\nformation purposes onlj ainee~ ~t this late date, a oeani ngt"ul scientific investigation i!l not tvtthout essential. inf'ormation such as flight characteristics, angular velocity, ther conditions, I am hesitant in :naking ney !dnd of explanatJ.on. It is 1mportailt that all indi .,Tidua.l 1aport his observation as soon as possible to the nesrest Air :Force installa-tion. Thank jOU for 70ur intereat in the A.tr Forco UFO program. at.~iET.r D. YOUNG Lt Colonel, US*F CQO~DINATED BY: Ci'rll. u Conauunit;y Relations Division Of'.fice o Information. l SfFOIC Proposed reply to let tar This replies to :your recent correspondence concerning :our ooservation of 3n ~identiried ~lying obJ~ct last fall. T.be 1nto1ma tion you. subali tted vil 1 be .fi~ed for in~ounat.ion ..4J"P~& only since, at t.ais late date, a :neaningful sci~nt11c i~vestigation is no~ ~osslble. ::;1 thout es~ntial intormat.ion such as flight characteristics, o.nguhr velocity, Ytea ther cond.i t.ions, I am ht!si taut in ma.!.~ing It is l :aoortant tbat an indi vid:--\81 : 1~-;>ort his or her observation as soon as possible to Ch\! ~carest Ai1 ~orce 1ns~llation. Thank you -ror your in~rest 1!1 the Air Force's UFO program. .CARD OF EDUCATION LUANA L. CLOW, Prealdent ALBERTA W, REIGHN, VitePresldent LLOYD W. CLARK EUGENE J. HICKEY LELAND M. HOUCK L"URENCE A. LOVE JESSE PILCHER CHARLES F. SHEA, C lerk GEORGIA U. HOUCK. Treaaurer F"BIUS CENTRAL. SCHOOL Ft,BIUS, NEW YORK -130153 P HONE: AREA CODE S15 -683U11 POMPEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL POMPEY, NEW YORK -13138 PHONE: AREA CODE 315 -&173631 :;;~= WILLIAM 0. QOO~. District Prlnclpftl LAURENCE E. HOST, Dualneaa Administrator WILLIAM S, WOZNEK, Supervisor JOHN E. FISHER, Guidance Director FABIUS CENTRAL $CHOOL WILLIAM A. DELUCCIA, Currlc.ulum Coordin ntor TO~IORRO \V