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NO CASE (INFORMATION ONLY) SOURCE: Los Angeles Times dtd 12 March 1950 10 March 1950 Chile # Chilean Navy Reports ## 7-Inch Flying Saucer SANTIAGO, March 11 4100-- The Chilean Navy's meteorological observatory at Punta Arenas reported today its latest observations on a celestial body seen over that city yesterday and believed by the populace to be a flying saucer. Said the report: "A spheroid celestial body, visible to the naked eye, of about seven inches diameter, crossed the sky in an east-to-west direction. "The body remained in the sky from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., at an estimated height of 18,…
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Country: Chile Report No. IR-42-50 AF-165200-1 Subject: Flying Discs From: Air Attache, Chile Date of Report: 30 Mar 50 Date of information: current Evaluation: F-O Prepared by: Harry L. Mitchell, Major, USAF Source: Newspaper reports and personal observations of Air Attache Office personnel. 1. Flying discs are being "seen" in various parts of Chile. First sighting was at Punta Arenas, lat 53°06' S, long 70°53'W on 11 Mar at noon. Many inhabitants of the city witnessed this phenomena which appeared northeast of the city and traveled toward the southwest. Usual description was given--extreme …
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