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ww ’ ee ‘ wat tye CU. FICATION i ‘yf she a, " CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY REPORT NO. O0.4-30797 INFORMATION FROM FOREIGN DOCUMENTS OR RADIO BROADCASTS = CD NO. ~~ COUNTRY Ron-Orbit DATE OF ‘ INFORMATION 1954 SUBJECT Military - Unidentified flying objects’ HOW DATE DIST. 35 Jui 1954 PUBLISHED Newspapers . WHERE PUBLISHED As indicated : NO. OF PAGES 3 PUBLISHED » : PuBl 19 Jan-15 Mey 2958 er SUPPLEMENT 70 LANGUAGE Various REPORT NOS, THIS IS UNEVALUATED INFORMATION * SOURCE As indiceted SIGHTINGS OF UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS ; 19_JANUARY-15 MAY 1955 q : - France : UNIDENTIFIED OBJECT OVER SAIN…

C00015478 Ee ae e *s It was reported from Hammerfest, Norwny, that on the same day, three bright objects passed over Kautckeino (in northern Norvay) at great epeed. F They flew in V-fornation and disappeared toward the southwest. A deputy . : ‘constable who hed observed them with binoculars stated that they flew so high 7 { thet he could not eacertain their shape but that they were not ordinary air- planes. He added that they seened to be red on one side and vhite on the other and appeared to be rotating. ’ UNTDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS OVER NORTHERN NORWAY -- Copenhagen ; Borbineniee! 4 Tidende…

fco0015478; . aaa ) =m Union of South Africa . 2 / @ SIGHTING OVER WORCESTER -~ Cape Town, Die Burger, 17 Apr sh At 2000 hours on 16 April 1954, C. Horn of Worcester saw what appeared \ to be a blood-red star in motion. When he looked through a telescope, he d could also detect moving objects around the star. The "star" climbed chiiquely = at a very fast rate and moved upward with a jerky motion, slternately start- Bi dng and stopping. It seemed to sway like a balloon and became brightez eas it % rose. Finally, the object beaded north. : antl: ‘ FAR. EAST gy j British Malaya -SIGHTINGS-OF CIGA…