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PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD

|  1. DATE | 2. LOCATION | 12. CONCLUSIONS  |
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|  2 March, 1960 | Leibnitz, Austria | ☐ Was Balloon ☐ Probably Balloon ☐ Possibly Balloon  |
|  3. DATE-TIME GROUP Local 0130 CMT | 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION ☐ Ground-Visual ☐ Air-Visual ☐ Ground-Radar ☐ Air-Intercept Radar | ☐ Was Aircraft ☐ Probably Aircraft ☐ Possibly Aircraft  |
|  5. PHOTOS ☑ Yes, Not Received ☐ No | 6. SOURCE Civilian | ☐ Was Astronomical ☐ Probably Astronomical ☐ Possibly Astronomical  |
|  7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 10 seconds | 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS One | 9. COURSE Bob given  |
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REQUEST YOUR EVALUATION OF FOLLOWING PRESS ITEM DATED 7 HARCH
QUOTE. VIENNA-- THE VIENNA NEWSPAPER WIENER MONTAG TODAY PUBLISHED A
FULL FRONT-PAGE PICTURE OF A WHITE-GLOWING OBJECT AGAINST A DARK
BACKGROUND AND IDENTIFIED IT AS A REAL FLYING SAUCER-- THE MOST
SENSATIONAL PHOTOGRAPH OF OUR CENTURY.
THE NEWSPAPER SAID 36, ITS PHOTOGRAPHER IN
THE STYRIA PROVINCE, TOOK THE PICTURE LAST WEDNE DAY.
IT QUOTED AS SAYING THE OBJECT HOVERED FOR ABOUT 10 SECONDS
OVER…

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POLICY 1960

UPI AT&N
VIENNA, MONDAY, MARCH 7.--(UPI)--THE INDEPENDENT VIENNA
MONDAY NEWSPAPER "WIENER MONDAY" TODAY PUBLISHED A FULL FRONT PAGE
PHOTO OF A FLYING SAUCER WHICH IT TREMED THE "MOST SENSATIONAL
PHOTOGRAPH OF OUR CENTURY."
THE NEWSPAPER SAID ONE OF ITS PHOTOGRAPHERS BY CHANCE SHOT
WHAT STEMS TO HAVE BEEN A FLYING SAUCER WHICH MOVED AT A HEIGHT
OF ONLY 45 FEET.
IT CLAIMED THAT EDGAR SCHEDELBAUER, 36, THE NEWSPAPER'S
CORRESPONDENT IN STYRIA PROVINCE WAS ON HIS WAY HOME AT 1130
A.M. LAST WEDNESDAY.
NEAR THE VILLAGE OF LEIBNITY HE SUDDENLY NOTICED A "GLOWING
OBJECTION" MOVING AT A…

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AUSTRIAN UFO — Unidentified flying object was photographed by a news cameraman in Leibnitz, Austria, in March. C. W. Fitch, UFO investigator Cleveland received this photo direct from "Montag" Vienna newspaper which printed it. The photographer said he saw a shining light far ahead as he rode a motorcycle through the countryside at 1 a.m. He thought it was a falling star. But it remained motionless over the road. He felt heat from it as he snapped the picture from a distance of 50 feet. After six to seven seconds it flew off.

On March 2 near Vienna, Austria newspaper photographer of the Wiener Montag paper photographed a glowing round device, that hovered 45 feet off the ground for over 10 seconds. He suffered burns however due to the close approach of the saucer-shaped object.

A.O. PHOTOGRAPHED VIENNA

On March 2, 1960 Newspaper Photographer of Vienna, Austria succeeded in photographing a "Round Glowing Device" 45 feet off the ground, though he suffered burns on his face and hands from the close encounter. a reporter for "Wiener Montag", took the photos near Labuttendorf, Austria.

On March 2 in Vienna, Austria a…

On March 2 near Vienna, Austria a newspaper photographer of the Wiener Montag newspaper photographed a glowing round device, that hovered 45 feet off the ground for over 10 seconds. He suffered burns however due to the close approach of the saucer-shaped object.

SOURCE: IAPA - SEP 63

This photograph was taken on March 2, 1960, by [redacted], in Austria. The photographer said he saw a shining light ahead as he rode his motorcycle thru the countryside at 1 a.m. At first he thought it was a falling star. But as it remained motionless, he felt its heat. He snapped the picture from a distance of 50 feet. After 6 or 7 seconds, it flew off.