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322 7 eg a 8) B99 ZEB. 23.1953. 3n35 to 3335 PM. MONTFBEN, P,.NCE, 44°? BYP A | circular metallic, but intensely brilliant obdject hovered motionlegs for nearly 10 minutes, then disappeared vertically. Observed by the padio aavigator in the frenoh air foroe. #59 788s 23 1953. Noontime., COO3 BAY, OREGON. 439°, 12bk°. A elgar- lixafeblect or apherieal obfect with extensions on it, appeared fuat te the weet of the gun. (COMMENT: Thies area had many balloon fJighte, and 4t de probable thie objects lack of motion would include 3§ gmonz balioon flighte. #5i FEB. 23.1953. Daytime. Near GOSHEN, OHIO. 394°, ald. & metallic aaucer, emitting a white glow at iotervals, webbled ase it crossed eky fagtes than a jet. Obgerveid by 2 mar, ons a former A.F. Technician. “#53 FEB. "23.1953. Evening? BOUTRPORT, CONN. 8 Glowing saucers in a bv formation, hovered 2 minutes, then swiftly Sicappeared. - 458 FEB, 23.1953. Evening. CONNEAUT, ORTO. 42°, B0O$°, Strange light ween here again, and aleo at AMEERST, OHIO, No other details availan: #55 FEB. 23.1953. 4:00 P.M. NIMES, FRANCE. AL°, 43°. An unknown odje: elowly crossed sky, leaving luminoue vapor trail thet was at first t) and horizontal, but later curled up in leas than a minute, after dacowing shaped Like a circle. #56 FEB.23 1953. Evening. STHRGEON BAY, WISCONSIN. aig 7 Sane po . - — i ne ne ne rte ee Ee Oe eeex:(COO LL a ve Pee me eee ele . . et lel —_— — bright light changing colors observed again. (See re t #43 #57 FES. 24 1953. Horning. ERIE, ONIO. 42}0, 80°, Flying saucer was geen in area again, by milkman, #58 FEB. 24 1953. Evening? OLEAN, NEW YORK. 42°, 784°. A light glow: in aky changed color from red to or-nge for skort time. = _ +06 ~* #59 FEB. 25 1953. 11:00 A.M. BLIDA, ALGERIA. 36% , 28°. Two unidenti! airsraft or ovjecte, flew noiselessly flew with great epeed acroge e} leaving a ofreular white vapor trail path that remained for eome time #60 FEB. 25/1953. Daytime, SERIA, BRUNEI STATE, BORNEO. 5°, 218°, -a elrcular object hovered in exy 40 minutes, left a vaportreail. (COMMED A letter from the Education Dept. director in responee to our requs: to the Borneo papers stated this was Venus shining brightly, visible noon time the next day aloo. The exceptional duration tends to back t ePangTentianal ¢hanrarian n*® 2 atfan «ym hall Tt ann a tthaueh nate wanatana =; A i ee ee S8siv Ws SVE ra a ao wma. ws ER Ah mesh wesw AR, 44 S50 Ful bh VII Bey to deseribe a usual BSotating, circular eaucer) . #61 FEB. 26 1953. Morning. PERIGEUX, FRANCE. &5°, 1°. A brilliant . eylinfdrical object, followed by a shapelesa object appeared in sky. ' very large shapcless object moved away with great speed, noleelesely and the pole-like or cigar shaped object turned towarde city d move acrose part of aky for ] mintte. (COMMENT: Thie appears to be & rare repurs of a saiszer geen with the cigar-shaped objecte, Firet reporte: evar Sweden in 1946. The eywitnesees said cojeot moved in different direstions, and moved too fest to have been cloude of any sors.) #62 FEB. 27.1953. 6:05 AM. MONROE TOWNSHIP, ORIO. 42°, 863°. A very orillient yellow white light, elliptical or eyesheped, hovered for 2 minutes in the western sky. It appeared about '8 inches’ acrossa, and hed the britliance af a walsine Flame Reet mate, 64. 2252 ft