Champaign Illinois, June 1961June 1961

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4 PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD
1 1. DATE 2. LOCATION i CONCLUSIONS
RE Oe po SR ’ bi 0 Was Balloon
: J Ju A NAINDALEN 1LLL1INO1S 0 Probably Bolloon
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1 3. DATE-TIME GROUP A. TYPE OF OBSERVATION §. Tessny Swen
1 2 GA ~ . 00 Was Aircraft
EIB 1 Er Sh 0 - 8] -1 fy
BO poe o- Zn Ground-Visual Ground-Rodar £1 Probably Aircrafy
1 I \J JE JUN OL . " . ® \ ire
1 a tide 0 Ai~Visual 0 Air-intercept Rodar 0 Possibly Aircraft
3 5. PHOTOS | 8 SOURCE 01. Was Astronomical not og
] 0 Yas | 0 Probably Astronomical
ChNo i Civilian 0 Possibly Astronomical
I 7. LENGTH OF O33ZRVATION | 8 NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE CH TRS ORS EAC AN
3 0 Insufficient Dota for Evaluation
: 2 A FEE SOE J Uni
30 seconas eirht (SJ Tes) 0 Unknown
i 10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING 11. COMMENTS
1 might objects, round in "V" formapion, Sighted No distance moved included and it is
1 almosk dire tly overh sad, Seccnd observer saw assumed Lhat disapuearancs was overhe:dd
1 only one liznt object and was unsure that it also. ihe constellation Bootes was
was anything except a star, iio air traffic diractly overhead at the time of the
. reported from local tower, Ovjects moved from sighting, and has several bright star:
3 3E to Ni, disappearing in about 30 seconds, forming a triangle, including the ls%
magnatude star Arcturmis., It is believdd
that the witness was looking at the
3 | constallation Bootes and that clouds
moving across the sky gave the illusich
| of movement to the objects, |
ATIC FORM 329 (REV 25 SEP 52)
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