Tonawanda, New YorkOctober 1960

i
Fo PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD
EC ———— ER RR ERR RRR EERE,
1 1. DATE i LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS
1 10 October, 1960 Pi bitrate Mend ~Viqd 0 Vos Bolloon
vciecoar, L500 ionawandaa, now Lor 3 Probobly Bolison
p ee EE EER RR ERE OR EE RRR RI REE ERR RT EE—=, all Rall
1 3. DATE-TIME GROUP 4. TYPE OF QISERVATION A Btsimion ed fy roisbeacn
-- Vas A
3 TT Re Le RE SR RE I pe i> Ground-VYisual 2 Ground-Rodar ps) a has Afyeroft -
; TST In Pr Probobly Aircraft
GMT =~ LU A : O Air-Vizuol 0 Airelntarzapt Radar OU" Possibly Airerolt Metco:
TT TT TT mr TT TT er eee ee Ae Leor
5. PHOTOS 3. SOURCE Pr Was Astronomical
1 OC Yes +0" Probobly Astranomiczol
XB No | __ Civilian Bo da Canney
4 7. LENGTH OF CASERVATION 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE Bo Ohhers ae
; J Insufiiciant Dota for Cvaluation
Eo 50 Seconds three Ni ai dma
3 10. BRIZE SUMMARY OF SICATING [i COMMENTS
3 3 mound objects, size of .a.dime at arm's length Witnes ATA Te a as :
1 Hr 1 was wHite 'N¥s 2 and 3 Were red and oh RX: a probably observed the meteor
li "ee 3 . . 5 “a Tt anc Rel +hao 5 B.C ~ me 17,
3 "2 and 3 were in formation going about 500 and then the 2 F-89's, The aurora
: St Re RETR AER ww 14oht reflected Pram ha h 5
mph. Weather balloon was launched at 0001Z, Or Lig, reilected irom the balloon
] ~ Aurora in area. 2 F-856's from ANG were in could possibly have initiated the
bE Sa ci i 4 5 gst sichting howatar +hatr wenrila ars
area and reported a meteor, SL Llgy HUWEISD UIASYy Would nave
4 £ been observer for a greater duratior
than the 30 seconds reported as the
1 total observation tine,
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