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Approved For Release 2001/04/02 : CIA-RDP81R00560R000100010002-9 ‘ One of several shots of object 30 ft. in diameter, 8 ft. thick, taken by highway inves- tigator in California who is no believer in flying saucers, swears to its authenticity. Time/place of sighting: July 6, 1965, 9:30 p.m., Kiel, Comments: Due to reported data a meteor and balloon Wis. is completely ruled out. The observer was positive there was no moon, but at 9:30 p.m. the moon, being at first. Duration: Less than a minute. quarter, should have been in the southwest. The observer Number of observers: One. was positive that the object was not an aircraft because Type of observer: Woman. she can definitely identify such. Number of objects: One. Due to the available information, the case is carried as unidentified by the Air Force. A satellite is . . . a logical explanation; however, the available data does Shape: Object like a shooting star. not warrant such an explanation, the Air Force said. Dimensions: Undetermined, comparable to a star. Observer reliability: Unknown. : oo Time/place of sighting: August 4, 1965, Color: Flashing light, about one per second. shortly after midnight, Tinley Park, TI. Ss id: None. om oun one Duration: 16-17 seconds. Altitude: Unknown, but high. Speed: Traversed entire sky from west to quite low in the east in less than a minute. Number of observers: Two. Type of observers: Students, 14. Tactics: Echo I was visible in the sky at this time Number of objects: One. and the object moved in orbit across the Observer reliability: Good for one, an amateur sky, passing Echo as it crossed the zenith. astronomer; other unknown. Its size was comparable with a star and it was pulsating as though somebody was turning a flashlight on and off. Sky was very clear. Dimensions: Unknown. Shape: Unknown. Approved For Release 2001/04/02 : CIA-RDP81R00560R000100010002-9