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COUNTRY SUBJECT HOW PUBLISHEO WHERE PUBLISHED DATE PUBLISHED LANGUAGE SOURCE CLA FICATION ~ CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY INFORMATION FROM FOREIGN DOCUMENTS OR RADIO BROADCASTS Non-Orbit “> °: Military - Unidentified flying objects Newspapers As indicated’. 19 Jan-15 May 1954 Various As indicated SIGHTINGS OF UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS THIS 1$ UNEVALUATED- INFORMATION ~~ “19 JANUARY- a5 MAY MAY 195k WESTERN. EUROPE REPORT NO. 00-4.30797 CD NO. DATE OF DATE DIST. " INFORMATION = 1954 32 Jvl 1954 _NO, OF PAGES — 3° SUPPLEMENT TO REPORT NO. France UNIDENTIFIED OBJECT OVER SAINT MEXANT ---Faris, Le…

WHERE PUBLISHED As indicated NO. OF PAGES 3 DATE - ) BLISH Jan-15 May 1954 ae PU 19 ancld tay 399 EE al SUPPLEMENT TO LANGUAGE Various REPORT NO. THIS 1§ UNEVALUATED INFORMATION « SOURCE ——>s As indicated SIGHTINGS OF UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS aa TS JANUARY =15 MAY 1954 oe pn WESTERN EUROPE UNIDENTIFIED OBJECT OVER SAINT MEXAN?D ---Paris, Le Figaro, 18 Apr 54. - -- cae On 15 April 1954, two residents of Saint Mexant, Correge Department, observed an elongated, cone-shaped object with-two red_and green lights ate-.65 2 6 ws. 5 the base, flying at & high altitude from -the-northwest— toward. th…

00-W-30797 —- *» It was reported from Hammerfest, Norway, that on the same day, three bright objects passed over Kautokeino (in northern Norway) at great epeed. They flew in V-formation and disappeared toward-the southwest. A deputy ‘constable who had observed them with binoculars stated that they flew 60 high that he could not: escertain their shape dDut that they were not ordinarv eir- planes. He added that they seemed to be red on one side and white on the other and appeared to be rotating. we - Worway UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS OVER NORTHERN NORWAY. -- Copenhagen, Bag} meskes Tidende, 15 …

Norway UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS OVER NORTHERN NORWAY -- Copenhagen, Ber}tneak Tidende, 15 May 54 i Oslo, 14 May -- Luftkommando Kora (Air Command North) has received & number of reports that indicate that the. flying objects. observed over Finn- mark Province, Norway, at 1210 hours on 13 May were not conventional air- _craft or m&teorological balloons... Sheriff Ocskal of Kautokeino, three of his deputies, and two clerks observed. the three objects through binoculars for 4-5 minutes. Oskel described them as flying in formation at an alti-- 0 2 tude of about 2,000 meters, being triangular in…

SIGHTING OVER WORCESTER -= Cape Town, Die Burger, 17 Apr 5% At 2000 hours 00-W-30797 Union of South Africa on 16 April 1954, C. Horn of Worcester saw vhat appeared to be a blood-red star in motion. When he looked through 4 telescope, he could also detect moving objects around the star. The "star" climbed chliquely at a very fast rate and moved upward with a jerky motion, alternately start- ing aod stopping. It seemed to sway like a balloon and became brighter as ito. . ._... rose. Finally, the object headed north. ia. > a ak: FAR. BAST pip British Malaya sSIGHTINGS- OF CIGAR-SHAPED OBJECTS -- …

CUUL GAsy USUCLY Weis WY Yee eo Gawain whiS Ove © Peres we A we wor ee ger ey at a very fast rate and moved upward with a jerky motion, alternately start- ing and stopping. It seemed to sway like a balloon and became brighter as it rose. Finally, the object headed north. Pe rate FAR EAST py British Malaya ‘SIGHTINGS- “OF CIGAR-SHAPED OBJECTS -- Istanbul, Son Posta, 15 Maré st l2 Kuala Lumpur (Anatolian Agency), 14 March 1954 -- On 12 March, ‘harbor workers at Swettenham sighted a flying object which resembled a ciger and .. which left a white trail behind it.. The «< ovdect, \ whith slowly dis…