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322 PASSPORT TO MAGONIA
722
Jan. 16,1966
0400
723
Jan. 19,1966
0900
724
Jan. 29,1966
0010
725
Feb. 6,1966
2000
726
Feb. 16,1966
2030
speed. The witness could then restart his engine,
which had died during the close approach. Sulphur or
a "rotten egg" smell was noted. (Atic)
Bolazec (France). On the Morlaix-Callac Road, 23-
ycar-old Eugene Coquil was driving his Renault
Dauphine when he saw headlights in a field and
observed an object come over his car and land on the
other side of the road. It was square with four vertical
lights resembling lamps. The witness drove away and
did not see the object leave. {Personal; 161)
Horseshoe Lagoon, near TuIIy (Australia). George
Pedley, 27, was driving his tractor when he heard a
high-pitched sound and saw a strange gray-blue craft,
8 m in diameter, 3 m high, rise from the lagoon 25 m
away. It was spinning like a top, rose to 20 m, and
flew to the southwest on a fast, oblique course. Flattened
reeds were found in several places. (FSR 66, 2;
Magonia)
Rexburg (Idaho). Two civilians returning from a
sporting event observed what they first thought was
the moon. After driving for about I km, they saw that
it was a flat, well-defined object, which had blocked
the road. The object was the size of a truck and cast
an intense yellow-orange light on the ground. The
witnesses turned around and drove back to Rexburg.
(Atic)
Aluche (Spain). Vicente Ortuno and another man
observed a bright orange disk, about 11 m in diameter,
with three legs, which came down, landed, and took
off again at high speed on the "El Relajal" estate.
(FSR 63, 3)
Brunswick Naval Air Station (Maine). A luminous
object was said to have landed in the woods. It showed
flashing red, blue, and green lights. A second object
was later seen to join the first one. (Atic)
727
Feb. 26,1966
2000
728
Mar. 3,1966
1920
729
Mar. 17,1966
730
Mar. 17,1966
0000
731
Mar. 20,1966
2000
732
Mar. 21,1966
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Hanna City (Illinois). A civilian witness was driving
8 km east of Farmington when a flying oval object,
the size of a car, came within 3 m of him, then circled
twice and left toward the north. It emitted a bright
red glow, supported a sort of dome with a green light
on top, produced radio interference, and made a
strange "signallike noise." (Atic)
Oswcgo {New York). Several civilians reported an
object that flew slowly toward the south, hovered,
came within 15 m of them, and finally flew off toward
the southwest. (Atic)
Harrow (Canada). Mr. Ward saw an object 12 m in
diameter and 7 m high, emitting a pulsating white
light, in a field. It had a revolving section with portholes.
(FS Aug., 66)
Milan (Michigan). A police officer observed an object
in the southwest. He thought it was a plane about to
crash, although no sound was audible. He tried to
contact the police headquarters, but his radio transmitter
did not work properly. The object, which now
appeared as a huge disk with a number of multicolored
lights spinning at the periphery, and a diameter
of 16 m, came within 2? m of the patrol car,
following it for 1 km, then flew off toward the northwest.
The witness had been a policeman for 10 years,
and had never seen anything like that object. (Atic)
Dexter (Michigan). Frank Mannor and his son,
Ronald, saw a luminous object hovering over a swamp.
It was described as brown, with a "scaly" surface, coneshaped,
and showing bluish lights that turned red.
Then the whole object lighted up with a yellowish
glow and flew away at high speed with a whistling
sound. (Atic)
Hillsdale (Michigan). William Van Horn, Civil De-