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PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD 1. DATE 2. LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS < Wos Baltoon Probably Balloon Possibly Balloon 30) March i¥o07 Lake City; Florida 3. DATE-TIME GROUP : 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION Was Aircraft Probably Aircrof? Possibly Aircraft local X20 Ground- Vi sual O Ground-Rodar F , F-Qranre ’ O Air Visual O Air-intercept Radar 3 PROTOS | 6 SOURCE | Was Astronomical Probably Astronomical Possibly Astronomical Other Insufficient Date for Evaluction Unknewn O Yes No 7; LENGTH OF OBSERVATICN | | 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE ooo oon obo on0 ri. we ~ 7 -< G' NT CG! > i ce - 10, BRIEF SUMMARY OF …

RJESKR/COMNDR 35TK ADIV DOBBINS AFB GA RJEPNB/COMDR EADF STEWART AFB NEWBURGH NY RJEDWP/COMDR AIR TECH INTELL CEN WRIGHT PATTERSON AFB OHIO | RJEPHO/DIR OF INTELL HQ USAF WASHDC BT #NNCLASSIFLI E D/UFOB+792-135. (4) DESCRIPTION OF THE OBJECT 3 (A) PEAR SHAPE (B) PEA i (C) WHITE AAs (D) ONE (1) IN NUMBER o ie | (E) NEG 8 (F) NEG | (G) NEG | (H) NEC (I) NEG | | | PAGE TWO RJESKB 1B fe (4) NEG (2) DESCRIPTION OF COURSE OF OBJECT (A) SUN,S REFLECTION (B) OVER HEAD (C) UNKNOWN (5) MOVING EAST. NORTH EAST oS (E) DARKNESS SET IN ‘x4 4 (>) 54 MINUTES ; (3) MANNER OF OBSERVATION q {A} GROUND VISUAL (53…

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1957; Mars24—Quakes shake Mass.,\/,Indies,Aleutians,Calif.,& 1 other spot! 1957, liarecheDinan,france-Fall of Hailstones over a foot deep after a suds den storm! Pedestrians waded knee-deep thru them!! (Also today,US Navy revealed Secret ‘Barrier Atlantic" System,an |  Larly-Varning-Radar Network of Ships and Planes in Atlantic!’ 1957; liar,g22-San francisco,Cal-A huge Quake!(+B47 crash’near Orlando, Fla,! 1957 liar,2l-Charlotte, [lCm9pmePFive, "foamlike",but clear,UFOs seen floatin; “ast:by AT veteran! 1 left others and crashed about 60f%,- avway,looking like ice breaking-up! It left a slimy …

No Case (Information Only) Nar ,4-Neddish, Inge12:30pm--Strange Har. 5—Rouen, France-g: 13am=Saucer~shaped M20 a Se LOS Angeles.Cal «9 :20am=Sky-Oualce mete! ove r 35 Ma 5 March 1957 Mee ‘ { 0) oad \ ‘ ee eran: jan »dlue biG id Reet Across coi oA9 eel 6?-Hudaia’ Valley, Norway~hite Snow turned biack during the Night, licr,10-Bristol, ine~7pmeA white LICHT & a red LIGHT Occasionally,red flashes danced from red UFO to other, As they _passed Pole~Star they faded suddenly & vanished(See:7/28, Texas), he -! — . $h) / — ms Takyo , Japan\3 >; Some Di ackegrey, ''Cigar'UrO near OCEAN, hovered and move…

- a oe ee ee ee ce 4 i ee ee ee oy 1 am - = = a a =, " = = ‘ : oy — =< = _—— * | ; ‘ » " 3 7 j : } ; »\ ~ ut . ‘ | ~~“ ee = She oe ome thew” > af , i ‘ —_ — dm : f MEDICINE ladustrial Noise Is Tough Probiem to Doctors > THE EFFECTS of noise are becoming a serious problem to industry, workers and physicians, Dr. C. Stewart Nash, University of Rochester School of Medicine and Den- tistry, Rochester, N.Y., told a regional meeting of the International College of Surgeons in White Sulphur Springs, W. Va. The problem is who is responsible for hearing losses that occur among workers. Occasionally a w…