PROJECT 10073 RECORD .1 DATE TI~E GROUP 2. L OCATION Brent\>~Ood, Long I s l a nd , New York 10. CONCLUSION i/15 Insufficient data for evaluation 4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS Photos not received & S of 14 De c . 66 S. L E NGTH OF OBSERVATION 3-4 minutes 6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION Gro.md Visual eastv1ar d 8. PrlOTOS ?. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS Observe r sa;.~ a stationary object in the '"estern sky that was yellm.,r in color. '!he object 'ftas oval in shaped and remained stationary. A l a rge cloud moved i n f ront of this o~j ect. !~c~ent.s a fter the cloud covered the object a b:-ight blue-,lhite light v1as noted proceeding to . ..,rard the ~ast. At rst the speed was compared with that of an aircra~ but to;.,rards the end of the sighting it suddenly speeded c:f at a very fast rate of speed. Photos were taken of :::e object. Observer saic that he \/Ould sent the pictures to ~he Air Force fo~ the j r investigation. Pe rsonnel ccr.tact \>~ith the "ritness \Ias made. He stated th~t he only saw the one object, but in the later pictures he could r.ot explain the additional three objects. ~fuen the witness'took the pictures he only saw one object. fTD SEP 63 0329 (TOE) Prevloua ediUon ot t hh form may b. u .. d INITI AL S IGHTH!G Looking toward t he west~rn sky wher e witness first saw the oval object. Circle indicates appr oximate l ocation of the obje ct at t he time of the sighting Looking toward the ea stern sky where t he obje-ct dinappearerl fro:n vi ew. Witness said that the object :\t thi!l t:Ure Ha::> about the size o f a bright star Camera data for the evaluation of. . .~r the l~st-tw pictures. photographs a. Type and make of camera-Yashica 35mm TL Super b. Type, focal length, and make of lens-f-2.8, 135mm tele- phot lens c. Brand and type of film-Kodak Tri-X , developed for 10 minutes at 75 degrees in UFG developer, alm~st triple the normal developing time. d. Shutter speed-i second e. Lens opening-f-2.8 t. filters uses-n/a g. hand held while balancing on car tep h. was panning use~-no other tw~ ~ictures were made of the motionles s UBO were made at t-4;n t second expesure. Pictures of the craft f~ in metion, except for the two f inal time exp~sures were taken at ! second. Picture # 4 was made at 2 s econds exposure Picture # 5 was made at 4 s econd exposure CCi:t.:.ENTS: The lateral variations in the path match exactly on all four tracks: they are clearly t he images of stars, as the camera was slO\'fly panned past theTJ. The stars are the three "belt" stars of Orion, follo~red by the star Rigel . It seems that was trying to photo- graph something, but s ucceeded only in recording irrel- evant background materi3l. There i s no evldence of an intentional fraud. MONDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1966 Entered u Se<ond Ch a :.tllltr At Pouoltler . HtmPt~d. N. Y. 1,l' 1<1d the UfO in flight, right , he didn't realixe there were three more in formation, o t h:1. ih~y turn e d up when he developed th~ film. B.v :\R~OLI> BOH~.'TEI~ Moneyword Jackpot Zooms to $4,900 Rule s and Entry On Page 24 . \ <.lo!lcup or the t ro, '' itlt \\ '1:H ma" beth~ ecl~c or a cloud :\t lt'Ct \' ellm;:-lhr uullll\t' SUFFOLK No. 4088 ~, i I m, t he un tl 11mc rx Pl:-ur<.' I took <'lt:'\rly ~hOW('ci 1 lfC'(' C'\ll'a Mn.tk'l o l h_ill in !01 mauon, cast t' tn'!. Th"Y lllil;,' lt<t\t llf' n th~e more. u f tlv my -tcr ou~ nPrlal uhjcr ... LJn,. l~'anrl :s 'kics Ill tC' v h ual1.1 :ncl pitttlo~ plu thC' \ II FOII"C ill ol 'I, call... tl)rmt th'-' ~.llnl .-;! ht tn:.: nncl oth:or !-t_llltt .,.. 1 t Smtthto,,n and ('tnt rrrot. 1 l-USH'r'' a lnt u HI rn'l t!Oin;: I n hIIP\t' it, hut wh.tt 1 wurw d lw. nrlltl11 ,,, clo \\'ith lh H' Ill'" "lf'Q's ,'\1' ~CtUII nu "'' . t h t l r l:; ltld lj' on p:t"l' I i ul The P1 c-. nt'lll<>n't':- "hin:t. lllth It ht i I r 'I' ami a t lc ~l lr;l lin' s a' I a I'.: I' ulatt 1 nr '-I a r tn tlvu I oulcl I \\ ... 'tliii:Jtt 'l" 'Ill. ol Ill' ln,b u( \1 liP I I I pltnn'' htll ,, Wh .. n Victo r pJ-.o look s over orne or the t l eft is a ba.woka. 0od Prices L awrC'r.lr 'f. Cr"''"t"r .Jr. n ( !'r"!tot rmt 1'\Jh t~11tl t-lurllr>" of pril n~ pHH'lkts nt st nte~ In Hnli s, (' uttlwia llel~ht-; :t urm.t n r I . 'l ot Qulcns kl in~ and demo 1 :otl'afi11n:; a I l\\ n A & P :-torr., tr. !'1. ,\ loanc; .tnrl \\Ill ('rmlnur (:om H t .tn. Ill -:mstar;iun lt<Jfn t he tnllll .t::cmc:'lt 1! rhr: :-uprrrr. tr <.til an tlh'l'lt lns .. \Vumen CTrurr tn l' no :>1 Flying Con viet Took Off Again t.th 1. bh:lolll, tlw "J:) ill~ hulllon tll hl 1 \ tmm \\'ttl a up.. inttrn '' tJ11,rl ,\II pot I .itil bnt \\,,. 1 captllrr.l al .1 ,_,,, ror,r. r~.ct fl<llldn li'Jt and New J ersey. Federal a ut horities con with Hc ntel yester day on the probe, which Is C'Xpected to tlig in to activi- ties oC Minuteme n, an ex- It e rne ri~ht win~. c;ecre riv(' n a t I o n a I is t organilatwn dedicated to militantly com hatting "IC'lt wing and lib eral ~roups." Th" tht'ee camps. w hach llcntel re fu sed to identify, reputedly are training cen tel s !or left \\ in_g ~roups. Hentel said )'C'l>terday's ar rests ot 20 m " n headed o f f armed attacks on the The mlc'n. includtng six from Queens, six trom Nas sau and four from Suffolk, were to be arraigned today In Kew Gardens Criminal A S A security measure. t he 20 were jailed in w ide- ly scattered police pre- T he cxtraol'dinary pre- caution was taken, author! es explatned, to prevent thl.' prlo;oncrs f rom ex rhan;:in~ Information dur In~ t he n ight. The char~e:o, <llihou~h not necl'!'sar ily a~ainst a ll oC the men. inclul;!~d pos. Sf'islon of dangerous weap- cons piracy to cor:1m it nrs'ln, and u nlawful assem Chief .\!t~l. 0 .\ lloward Cerny, left, and Detective George K elly examine a mortar and <'ros~bow. The :?0 were sei7"d !n :t !><'riC''! of raids b~>~i :min;: a 1 :.i n.m. ~c~t l'rday by 1 HJ law cnCrtrccment o!!tce~s who sw ept t h r o u ~ h Quecns. ~al:'sau. ~uffolk. Grooklyn, t he Bronx and two upstate nrc<~s. 'I'JlROliCafOtT ihP chw lturk-lnads of '' e;1pnn ... ;,mnunitlon ancl equip rnl'nt rllled II"> t o Henrr>J'o; nfllcc in 1-i:l'w G'lrdcn!" llcntrl dr,.,lrihPCI t~l' ar 'f'nal ~diU I(' !I~ "lllC ht~ ~r-.1 haul of '' <'tlpCtnc; and denllt.cl,.al!n~ mat~n<l C'\ rr l'C<'O\ Ptl'd by nn < etwy in thl' mf"mQr y of vNr>ran po llcr oUlC'cr"." Pollcr ~>.lid thP \\'l''lJIOns anrl ammo ' ' .rc r C'covf'rcd fmm hornr-;. dug u p h mn ~ nrds uml \\ oodcrl o11c,,!; and locatt d In M~'. fl':ll un dl,.ciCio;t'cJ pl:lces Pohc1 .. aid t hill \\ hrn tht'v a1rcstcd J tCk L\ nn Do~re. 10. al his !armhou~e hom e In K:unna:t. In \\'r-.1 P oor Need n olstering, Panel An Edito rial : One Proposition, 11 Amendments M ost Cit I C., Short on Pollr~> !.3tudcnt Needs Ciutdancc, Not CrlLiclsm -Pa(;'e. 13 Ec1llrtlhh ........ IIi THE '.NEA THER t nrrca in~ tlourlinc's hi~h around r.o .. \to ... u~ tomorrow, w i t h the ll\V tonl~hl luni~ht :u ul dl<' r.a, otti(~"t"-rour d !' O \\i\S ftllt'rl. They '5rliU lite .tl.t'IW I ntl uc!cu \II rna t hinc ; ur..; and :t number . \ ntw~mnn .tt the =-cene ".tt<l t lw :.llnuteman Hag- ,, <ltltcale Of thr dC'Isy l!CJ"" \'l'r.;lon wtth l:l -.tan 111 . cmlf'~-W;t!" n~ i:tg atop I h<' hnu:sr . : lt'lllf'l .lirl thr in\ f' !'.. u;:;.Hitm h'!:lll I''' .January \\ llf'n ;\"c ;\ r rk Ctl\' rtCIItCe JC'I' ' I ,. tflfl<'nll tl lllfor mnt11111. ~e\ ~>1 n l 1nch\'l<luals \\I' I r put und<'r c::I)'P ,;ur Htlbnr:<', .. ,Nrrt ml'eun-;:~" ''",. lnfalu .tt<'cl b) .J'ldo>r In rk f'n ant1 hldclrn l<t. ,pras .tncl ulhtr ~PYI' I'<' dr\ iCC':. lltJlltl. I! loll 111'1 \\ l'"l1 \1 rillll" I I lll\ I~ Jllhf't tllld thll'<'ll\1'~. lal1u:unr y ;tnrl lo11mh '(Jll3 I Yurlc t'it~ t hil'l ""'l'"l'lor s 111 r"' rl C 11 lik ancl r urr ct rt .. rhr~ f'pdf'rttk l'tatinnary' c-nough !O I h.tl In tbis closeup, taken a few seconds later, the image Is somewhat ~mallcr, appart!lltly. d u e to cloud obscura Lion. !:iEOUL ( AP) -President Johnson was welcomed to Sout h Korea t oday by nn e :-timatcd two million peo- ple who broke d own metal !et\C'l'S, swarmed atound pul\cP and clung t o rooftops tnr U1eir .first J::limp:.e of lhl' t"lan hailed In a t~plcal h:tnn"r as the "Great Texas Seoul turned out the bi~ ~C' t aad fdcndlic~t crowd nt Johnson's ::;even-nation tnur around lhC' castrm rim o~ Communbt China. The Pre:.idl-'nl n :,.pondt>d by poppln~ out ot this car hnl1 a dozen t!~l'"' ro mix ' i!h the con!etti-to,.~in;l. fla,:\\ a\'ing thon~. Oncr he cl.:r:bcd down ,, " '''d."ldc cmhankment to a muddy hatH'S C\.1 riLe. An ~ de t.. .-u rile ~talks t o wipe the ~ray d. t t Ito:n John ~n's ~hoes. lie ur~cd courte::;y and cau don "so we don't hurt anY Chlldr "n cuu~hl in the cru::.h were <."COI'Ted weep tl'~ o the slli<'lint>s. I i.t1l>ir:;t ha~:k t o the Ko- ean War in which 5~.2-16 .\ wr'c"lns du~c. Johnson "tid he was st:.tndlng on "hallowed ~round." "I ha\e come t o cxprt>:.s foil ;::ratltude l Or lhP hrave , .11.: to t t>r com:n11n <tlly, tl<>lll'ld ; .HJ 11 1 cbuilding the countrvsitll.'' A hu!!t> r hett cc~oed over I hi' "Cl UUI ('. (Turn to l'o ;:,. (i) TJII: ...,l r E r. .. Jl':T (, H rnrr. n l' rlu _ tNtm'> ",.,,. I> :.ubnu 1 , FPficral \\' ,, n F. ~ICI't'l' ttYiW milc:l!lhnu.-t r h n ~ p o t ur l'iN pl:"t". I w ns a hlP to s:cL l\\ ., \ ry sh:ll'PIooking pictuae, u r its outline. What my ,.ycs saw was rnu~hly a hodmn- tal ov.tl. The sha l' fii'J' rye of thf' lc-ns shO\\Nl a wtirdrr shapo with a \hakN' cone or h;::ht \'){'low ll lhal had ~htftC'd its di1 u tir111 b ctWt>i.!n the lime I took the first and !!e<:ond pic ture!>. A ~lim banlt o[ lnw- hanging cumulus clouds, nud:;tC'd by the C'hilline :.'tlli t y wtr.d5 w e had liile S .-tur- chy ni~ht. move d in front or the UFO . \VHf::"." IT r<'appC'ilt Ml, the object was an motion- from west to ra:.t-aml Its yellow shade was !>Wtltly dl'-appearln~. rcplalCxl hy a bluish-purple color. As it pas~>d mP. i l l04'Jkro as if It wR:; m O\ inl! on a straight and levf'l CtJUI''>I:!. It :.cemed to 1>1' ~::om! no laster than the typiral one- motored private planes that f'vc flown IJlll o [ f'lu.;hlm:. Zahn's ar.d olht:r Lon~ ls lanri a h p ot h. A:. It CO!"'tnllt"'i (';J~I\\<it rl, tlw U F'O ~<'l'mrd to hf ptrk ir.~ n p "ll<'ed. \\'hPn I p.tS,- <'d .,out h 1 m" as l ::.lOold mile:. an l'ntr. .Cl 'T . \" II J:!Ctl h r t h<.'r ra"t. I hi" JI('L'<I ",.nt tp rlra m :tticillly. T ltt Ja ,, t . ,.. <'X Jl O"lll'c!>. m<>df-' 111 an nuJl'Ct Jllit" or much lnno;:t'l' t lan tho~l' tr ~<lt \ \ l tl t1 l'FO \ '':\'1 rln-.n to Ill'' 'l'ht: cr l' i>l'l'rl o II \ I AC'UJ! !of) . ._,! C"tlcul tOn J I nt ('"\QIIltn:\1 i t'l " tho r !mat..O h~ ptlltCt ,,t 3:;),. (ilO In City Hull Square. th" Pt t>:.ldrnt \'l'llt,~rl r n who puo,hr d, !'!IO\'C'd ~rl tr3m;:>!Pd C'.,ch 11'lh. .1 Ill\ OL<it. Atty. ~at wt>apons "'"''""' Tit" T n~ hltntl ' 1 p;-1 p_.. !<Oj tWffl ~I ~no; }l.J Jolin~ tnrli1:: 10 It lllhadl' ll'l'r. pre. "''t ralltf <o'll~h:. ' :1 D 'tfllion 13 and in lll:h h: . IH'W lt!ltll' or , .. Hil\ .;lcltOI 'f lot' aHJII:tlc. I d t \ Dad's r faorts Fail, 2 Chi!dren o .. - .i taed >C5'<'' day wh1n to.; chllcrl'n ! rom thl' flame. th It d"l;'l'l\ ttl :I, I l~hrl ' lib cflll: "" lvW'vt'r, at1rl anolhl'r chill. \Vh"n JuC'mrn Jl1 \<!d ;t thC' hOtnf' nr Thoma { ~l()J' Hlnn al r F.tirlwlrl T! 1:t't a t 6: 10 u m.. I hey round r It e one-and a :1 tlf ~ l o r y butlrlin~ In tJ;1 nw~. \ ' oluntC'I'I' Cttl'llllll r.ich :wl C'lllchl'.qcr, :.!~. thtC'W a !'otjultann Hit h<'l>t<' tlw n \.' ht tt illll rl'lnv:. pt'l'\'lntntl Jurlh"r rr,;cuc Still In the beclrur~m \\,ll> S'> joh.n , .... I~ munth old '''Ill, )I!C'h arl. Slurjo'l tnn !t rl ~.,ll.tp;;rtl ,tl thr Coni ol q ... hin~ It' \\' '' thruus:h t t to rr II" hi;n . :-;' n 1 j o hot nn, 1;) roll'nld lint ~htl'r, :\l.ar:~arr : , \\ ho ho1d l'lrk<'tl ht, "'~If In a l'lh't in a;l up.~ ttt;:. IH''i Twro ~r1:11r mC'rnhro,:. 11: Swt loh.tnn~ 'lui .. :, ' ' tltetl i\C'I ion. Thr youn;:: la t h , \\ ltn ln d J tllo~n ,'\gf<'JI ltl 1 ltle\ i lt)n \\ ,,, aktrtNI hv Ill~ !t.-r'. 11<' 1 hhrd n his bth uom aorl ~'I' Ill I tr: ll amr.-i 1 rom o.t hlu;.. hts :1-~ l':tl Old Sl'lO, '[i'tJm,l'-It, Youn;:( 'I'h t I lt . .' lt!t \\ oiS . t\ t'fl 1 hrou;..h c't 1ce II h td ~ollC'n llfl 1:1 1 1C' mid ell<' or thf' ni:!ltt . 'f'!lll':t '' 100~ 1nf1 I mit(ri t,t:Q hN! \\ilh ltl,; motlwr. II( ,,tnt)!.", Itt I 1:ttn lhr t nrlm ml ,. ,.,, ,, 11'111 tn in \I lllhott \\ I l't!\f'l\ 'tt ~fito !;;I I [np:,tl, l:'lhp,l 't hill r.-, tl\.'1'' llli"'SI. O( l' 111 lttio:t. 8. IF y ov saw tho obtect ot NIGtiT, what did you nottc.e concerning the STARS and MOON? 8.2 MOON (C.~rcle One): ,Bright moonlaght b . Dull moon I ight c. No moonlight -p itch dark d. Don't remember d. Don't remember 9. Wha t " ere tne -...eother c.ondttiont at the time you saw the object? CLOUDS (C~rde One): a. Clear sky b. t-ta' y (S.l Scotter .. d clu~J s d . Thtt ~ fH ... e\J'fy cl~th WEATHER (C ire le One): b. r og, miSt, ~ """' rolu c. Moderate or heowy rain e. Don't remember 10. The objftct appeo1red: (Circle One). @:. At n light b . Tronspo te n t o . Don't remember c . Vap4't1 11. If it oppecred os a light, wat It brighter than the brightest stars? (Circle One): (!; Breghter c. About the same d. Don't know 11. 1 Compare brightneu to some common oblect: 12. The edg .. of m e object ..,ere: