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334 PASSPORT TO MAGONIA APPENDIX 335 785 Aug. 1,1966 1945 786 Aug. 6,1966 1400 787 Aug. 18,1966 788 Aug. 19,1966 1650 789 Aug. 20,1966 early swept the area with a light beam. A strange being, 1.80 m tall, was seen. Police report. (167; FSR 66, 6) Rushville (Indiana). Several young witnesses reported seeing an unidentified object at low altitude. (Lor. Ill 109) Texas. A civilian man and his family observed a dark object hovering near their isolated house. It had a square "door" emitting a yellow light. Three children saw a dwarf through the opening. He was dressed in shiny black coveralls. The object left slowly with a soft humming sound. (Atic; Magonia) Barinas (Venezuela). Three hunters, E. Beucomo, J. Zapata and J. Ramos, observed a strange glow in the forest and discovered a very large, egg-shaped object, stationary 2 m above ground. It had large, circular openings emitting a multicolored light, and it made a whistling sound. The hunters ran away. (APRO Sept., 66) Donnybrook (North Dakota). A border patrolman saw a bright, shiny disk on its edge, 10 m in diameter, 5 m high, floating down the side of a hill, wobbling from side to side 3 m above ground. It reached the valley floor, climbed to about 30 m, and moved across to a small reservoir where it assumed a horizontal position. A dome then became visible on top of the disk. It hovered for one min and seemed about to land less than 80 m away, but tilted back on edge and flew into the clouds at high speed. (Atic) Heraldsburg (California). Otto Becker, his son, and daughter-in-law woke up to find the whole house bathed in bright light, and they observed a "six-story" object at treetop level 60 m away. It gave off rainbow colors which appeared to pour off its edges "like water" in a fantastic display. Distinct engine noise was heard before it took off vertically. Domestic 790 Aug. 20,1966 791 Aug. 24,1966 2200 792 Sept., 1966 0330 793 Sept. 3,1966 1400 794 Sept. 5,1966 evening animals had been greatly disturbed, and the witnesses had inflamed eyes for several days. (Gribble Jan., 67) Niteroi (Brazil). A woman called police to report a luminous object rising and descending on top of a high hill. When policemen climbed to the site they found the bodies of two men, electronics technicians Pereira da Cruz and Viana. The bodies had lead masks on the upper part of the face. An autopsy failed to disclose the cause of death. Investigation disclosed several earlier incidents and an organization to which these men belonged. (Personal) Minot Air Force Base (North Dakota). An airman observed and reported by radio a multi-colored light high in the sky. A strike team was sent to his location and confirmed the unknown. A second object, white, was seen to pass in front of clouds. At the radar base, an object was detected and tracked. The observations lasted nearly 4 hours and were confirmed by three different missile sites. Radio interference was noted by teams sent to locations where the object was sometimes described as hovering at ground level. (Atic) El Campo (Texas). A police officer was driving at nearly 200 km/h toward the north on Route 71 when he suddenly saw an object on the road ahead and another one following his car. The first one looked like a flaming car and was the size of a 3-story house. It flew away as the policeman was about to hit it (168) Texas. Two young witnesses went outside when the TV set became blurred. They observed a fantastic spinning light illuminating the house. It came from an object hovering at the same location as an earlier sighting (see Case 786). (Atic; Magonia) Texas. A civilian man observed a peculiar light phenomenon and a small figure that appeared to
336 795 Sept. 7,1966 2000 796 Sept. 9,1966 2100 797 Sept. 13,1966 0730 798 Sept. 17,1966 0445 799 Sept. 21,1966 0630 800 Oct. 5,1966 PASSPORT TO MAGONIA enter a bedroom. The figure was not seen again. (Atic; Magonia) Durand (Wisconsin). About 15 km cast of Durand, Mrs. E. Bruns and her two children observed an elongated object, about 10 m long, with revolving lights, hovering 1 m above ground and making a deafening noise. After 30 sec, it tilted and took off. (APROSept.,66) Franklin Springs (New York). A man saw an object descend from a cloud bank, slow down, and land with a soft whirring sound. It showed three horizontal bands of light—blue, red and green. (Personal) Stirum (North Dakota). A child of 11 years saw a disk^shaped object land near a farm. It had a tripod landing gear, two red lights, two white and one green light, and a transparent dome. A businessman from Gwinner and an Air Force Lt. Col. went to the site and discovered three traces, apparently left by spherical objects, 18 cm deep, very compact. Radiation measured at 0.1 millirocnlgcn (normal). The child reported that the object "went away so fast that it vanished." (Atic) Crane's Beach (Massachusetts). Mr. and Mrs. Ronald MacGilvary saw a golden-white, luminous object resting on the beach, with two bright lights flying in and out of the craft. It went away after one hour. (LDLN 88; NICAP Oct., 66) Summerside (Canada). Eight members of the Royal Canadian Air Force saw a bright object that flew down at high speed, stopped abruptly, remained at ground level for 20 min, and flew away straight up. (NICAP Oct., 66) Potomac (Maryland). A boy saw9 disk shaped objed witli a transparent dome and a row of lights, .
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