Cleveland, OhioDecember 1960

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1. DATE 2. LOCATION 12. COMCLUSIONS
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10 De¢ OO Cleveland, Ohio 0 Was Balloon :
0 Probably Bollinon
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2. DATE-TIME GROUP 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION iit she
BIO ntsc iio nina tnt 0 Ground-VYisual 3 Grownd-Rodar a Wos Aiveralt
1 Probably Airceafe
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SUI TF inv acho iain cops ied a Aim Visual 00 Air-Intarcep) Hodor 0 Possibly Aireroft
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5. PHOTOS 0. SOURCE 0 Was Astronomical
0 Yes 0 Probubly Astronomical
tJ Ne Civilian pilot 3 Possibly Astronomical
7. LENGTH OF ORS2RYATION E. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE ISR LL TRTRTREISRTSTNY WE ——
IY Insufficient Data for Evoluation
id ye RAI of ts 0 Unknown
> nin one NW-SE oii
10. BRISE SUMMARY? UF SIGHTING 11. COMMENTS
A Copitol Airlines pilot was N of Cleveland The witness did not previde much infor-
on a heading of 331° when he spotted a bright | mation, but the object of thic sighting
object. The U0 was deseribed as extremely vas probably a satellite, The hour ol
bright and intermittent, like the satellite the sighting was not givea but if it
Echo I, but much brighter. The object was occurred before 2320 hours the moon was
reported to be traveling from IW to SE and not yet vp and the dark sky could
was in sight aprox 5 min. account for the apparent extra brighbnesi.
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ATIC FORM 329 (REY 16 5%P 52)
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