Fargo & Grand Forks, North DakotaSeptember 1960

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OPIN icine cizncingPROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD
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j G Sep 60 Fargo & Grand Forks, North Dekota |B Wes Balloon
3 | x buns piel “8 10 Probably Bolloon
ak Probe
4 | 3. DATE-TIME GROUP 4. TYPE OF DBSERVATION 0 Possibly Balloon
5 0 Was Ancraft |
4 Local es 0 ams 2 Ground- Visual O Ground-Reder 1 Probably Aircraft \
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- FR RE 5) 02 hr 2 ARR 2 AirVYisvol 0 Airintarcent Rodor DO Possibly Aircroft |
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3 { 5. PHOTOS 5. SOURCE 0 Wos Astronomical
3 | 0 Yes ) Probobly Astrenomicel lat ane
h a Ne Civilian and Military OU Possibly Astronomical
4 | 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 3. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE CEE REE
3 | 0 Insufficient Dota for Evoluotion!
E | 2-3 sec one | INE descending |9 Unknown
§ 10. BRIEZ SUMMARY OF SIGHTING 11. COMMENTS
3 |8right green-white object, size of dime, oval This object was seen by a large number
4 js2ape. L0j20T was also signted by numerous { of people, both on the ground and in the!
foivil a/c. Cbject was descending rapidly. air. This fact would siggest that the
3 object was atl great height and very larg
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