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PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD es 1. DATE 2 LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS | Was Balloon Probably Balloon Possibly Bolioon 26 June 1954 Cinn - Dayton Area - Columbus, Oh: ‘s Pe a = Se GOT eS 3. DATE-TIME GROUP 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION ‘tk Ground. Vi sual BD Ground-Rodar po a ee a ae, ee ae | Se ee ae Lal Local Was Aivcrof? Probably Aircrof? 4 Z/NEO977 TAILI IAVNG : : : GMT SAA ? Of KAR Vi suol O Air-Intercep? Rador Ge arly auction a 5. PHOTOS eee oe » SOURCE Was Autrahomeal me 0 Yes FTIR te Probably Astronomical a Ne } EN ee - rs Civilian & Militar Possibly Astronomical i. ‘ 4, trod UM Ls! 18 ye te + ee YO…

iL Bice UFO3 _ REPORTS Le Reported by Capt. “, G. Greenley, Wright Patterson Flight Service Center, It, Time & Date: 0730 26 June 195k. TIT. Generals Six (6) reports were made. “11 but one of these received from Cincinnatti ARTC, Capt. Greenley requested to forward reports to Atic, Six (6) twxts received at 100, 26 June covering five (5) of the reports phoned at 0730 and one additional, Reports: Noe Ly A, Observer: From charter flischt No. 46 AP 23-24 (7) to Wilme ington, Delaware, Name of pilot and/or passengers not av= ailable,. B. Datas Plane flying at 30008, Object reported to be at appro …

: — 60 th Airl Wateh ‘Metallic Blob’ In Sky : By ROBERT CRATER |Washington. It made only one! Citizen Washington Bureau (stop—at Denver. WASHINGTON, July 23.—An! Coy mOWERY SAID the crew | unidentified object described by told the passengers they had been | an Army colonel as a “metallic'asked by radio to investigate the | blob” was seen by the crew and /0Odject. ‘ 60 passengers of a transconti- “The pilot explained he would | make a sweeping circle, banking | ‘rental airliner over Columbus, O.,. ‘the plane so that the passengers. ‘June 26. could look upward and see the’ | Alerted by cadio to …

A Observer: Zanesville (radioQ, Ohio B, Data: “s per attached wire received 1005, <T A, VoLumbus Tower, Ohio - “s per attached TWX received 1005, This report noy given 1 1 ” , ~ . on phone report at 0730 by Capt. Greenley,

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