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Apr. 30,1964
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Apr. 30,1964
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May 5,1964
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May 9,1964
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May 13,1964
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May 17,1964
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served a bright, metallic, egg-shaped object about
70 m away, on the ground, north of La Madcra. Blue
flames appeared to circle the base of the machine,
which was silent and about the length of a telephone
pole. Scorch marks and four imprints were found,
according to Police Capt. Martin Vigil. (Personal)
Anthony (New Mexico). Numerous witnesses, among
them policeman Paul Arteche, saw a reddish, round
object hover at low level, then take off very rapidly
toward the west (NICAP July, 64)
Baker (California). Gloria Biggs, her husband, and
her mother observed a brown, dome-shaped object on
a hilltop about 17 km west of Baker on U.S. Highway
91. They lost sight of it a moment, could not see it
again, and found only a depression in the ground.
(FSR64, 5; Anatomy 75)
Canyon Ferry (Montana). Several anonymous adults
observed an elongated, glowing object. Two children
saw a lighted craft land and take off, leaving four
rectangular indentations. (APRO July, 64)
Comstock (Minnesota). A farmer, Alfred Ernst, saw
an object rise from a field and fly rapidly into the cloud
bank. It was described as oval, and it left a depression
and imprints in the ground. (FS June, 65)
Mogadore (Ohio). Three children, John Owens,
Cheryl Glunt, and Bernie Montello, saw a silvery,
dome-shaped object arrive from the south and land
in a field 150 m away. Estimated diameter; 3 m. (FS
June, 65)
Rio Vista (California). A woman saw two objects,
one of which landed in a field. It was round and
luminous. (NICAP July, 64)
Massillon (Ohio). A fiery object, maneuvering ;it low
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May 18,1964
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May 24,1964
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June 2,1964
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June 2,1964
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altitude, was seen from Wooster and Smithville at
2110, then from Lawrence and Burbank between
2125 and 2130. It flew erratically with a whirring
sound and changes of color, apparently interfering
with police radio. It went down toward the northwest,
seemingly ready to land. Abnormal radioactivity allegedly
was found at the site. (Akron UFO Res. Soc.)
Hubbard (Oregon). A bright, silvery object, 3 m long,
1.5 m high, with a cone-shaped front part, resting on
four legs, was seen in a wheat field by 10-year-old
Mike Bizon. It made a beeping noise, rose first to the
altitude of the telephone poles, then took off vertically.
Wheat was found flattened in all directions.
(NICAP July, 64)
Millinocket (Maine). A man driving on Millinocket
Lake Road saw a fiery, spherical object to the side.
He stopped and left his car with a friend to observe
it better. When they became afraid and walked
back to the car, the sphere followed them; the engine
could not be started as long as the sphere remained
within 2 or 3 m of the car. It flew away after five min.
It was described as a ball of fire without structure,
about 75 cm in diameter. (Atic)
Hobbs (New Mexico). A "black object with flames"
is blamed for burns suffered by an 8-year-old child,
who said he saw the object coming from the sky. His
grandmother, Mrs. Frank Smith, who was standing
nearby, heard a sound similar to that of a bullet, but
saw nothing. The child suffered second-degree burns
on his face, and lost part of his hair. (Saucer News
Mar, 65)
Learn Lane (England). David Wilson, 14, was going
to get some straw for his rabbits when he stopped
with other children to observe half-a-dozen dwarfs,
about 80 cm tall, dressed in bright green, and having
hands lighted "like electric bulbs," who seemed to