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September 1956 No’Case (Information Only) Severall, Idaho And anotner Texas paper, tl:e ort Worth Sunday News Texan (11/10) printed for the first time a photovraph talzen with a telenhotc lens in September, 1956 by Officer William Van Dyke of the Idaho State Police, at Sev=- rall, Idaho (on the Utah border). It shows two distinct disc-shaped objects; and according to reports, they were taken over a spot where an automobile accident had taken place at the same time. The victims of the accident told State Police that they had been forced off the roac by a "Saucer." Their car was covered with a p…

No Case (Information Only) 3 September 1956 Irvington, New Jersey oNew Jersey~9pmiST.A huge, reddish-orange disk & a tiny,white — "ice Gas four bays ous to watch Mars with thetr Telee scope, the t disc moved steadily to the ge mg it grew very red before disappearing!..The large disc hover~ ed over a Factory, 10 min, later..,.Then it flew swiftly - +  gguth in a blaze.of light!... (Thanx RM) Case 207, Irvington, N.J., Sept. 3, 1956—Said the Newark Star-Ledger: Thomas Gann, private pilot, and Joseph Malenowski, both employees of RCA, reported seeing two mysterious objects while driving. Said Gan…

3 September 1956 No Case (Information Only) Norwood, onic Case 208, Norwood, Ohio, Sept. 3, 1956—Eugene King- man, flight radio operator in the Air Force during World War II, was coming down a ladder outside his home. Looking up he saw the sun and to his surprise, another object, colored orange which was stationary. Shortly, another object, bluish white came into view and passed near the orange object. With Kingman were two other observers, one a former skeptic of saucers. Together they watched the skies, then suddenly three more ob- jects appeared all bluish white. These were joined in a tria…

. . ‘ | ' . No Case 4 September 1956 New Zealand 1956,Sept.3<Whenuapai, New Zealand-6:),2pm2A glowing UFO wii flashed across the sky as a Squadron=Leader was landing ft,-Another Pilot saw it, too! ar el Se eo eel eed FATE .. 5 , of Americans are cai about UFO’s. on the other side The following re- from New: Zea- Andrews - of noe 4 at 6:42 Squadroa-Leader K. B. 7 2 bi Es ; ; g eF * a . = mm f a . - * 4 r : - , «= } * *4 « * ¢ .-. ¥5 . . Ld on . = * + “ , se : or —~-_ j < al e * at : qf ti -@ -F ‘3 Hy * £ “ i ‘ genio PS oe Savas ees 4 * : * « a * " % * “4 . = f * * a f ’ | . T ¥ » : 4 z ato. "Ar…