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PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD | 1. DATE | 2. LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS ’ ~ K geet Pi a id cs "Pre - * 0 W B Hi L duly 1954 North Arlington, Virginia i Probably Balloon 3. DATE-TIME GROUP 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION RA Ad DAA CU Lecel —_—__ 8 Ground-Vi suel DB Ground-Roder A Brobauly Alrevat 2 Git Ol Peau e oo re 0 Air Visual O Air-Intercep? Roeder |O Possibly Aircroft 3. PHOTOS §. SOURCE O Was Astronomical O Yes , 0 Probably Astronomicol 1 Ne Civilian DO Possibly Astronomical 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 8, NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE 6 Fives CL ty] [octane tet | aoe ean HL Insufficient Dota for Evaluatio…

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Comment Invited! SPACE-CRAF? LANDING IN CANADA whens, ("interplanetary sabotagewith whole planets as tne stake is a new concent and one which [I feel will grow. So too, with the chain reacting of mineral and metal stock while still in the ground. The nuclear phy- sics has been carefully checked by an authority. The facts, and my own speculative thinking about them are quite in line with material given us by G.L. and lately published in Round Robin. I hope the BSR will a- sain scoop the power-and~pelf simians on this.") - ESS. This landing is said to have occurred about 5:00 p.m. of July 2, 195…

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So-crart b The ground or grass, Ennio said, looked scorched underneath under- neath where the space craft wes noised, but mining officials did not permit the Elder and others to inspect the spot. The 'saucer', Ennio re- lated, was spherical in snape, acout 25 feet in diameter, and had a set of portholes or equivalent arcund it. There were rudiments of a landing esar and something like a retractable antenna on top. = Three strange beings eme-gea from this craft. They were about 13 ft. tall, greenish—blue in cclor, and the face was a color or combination he had never seen before. Their bodies ss…

\ purities. Bp-crart c regarded in his community as a model citizen with a good record. Ho had and has nothing whatever to gain by bringing dovm on his head the piti- less glare of publicity - of an unfavorable kind. Ennio told the Elder that he is fully aware of this situation, and that he may be regarded by some as ‘crazy’, but that he would not and could not retract his story vy one iota. He is a great deal more disturbed by what 'they’ had asked him to do. He impressed the Elder and the reporter as being intelligent and level-headed, even though he is naivs concerning what the rest of the …

sp-crart d However, this little difficulty might well be child's play to snace- being science, and they may have a neutron generating fuse gadget that could change a mine-full of nickel into Cobalt-60. All they mizht need would be someone to plant it in the mine. Did the spaceebeings have La Sarzga in mind for this little chore? Would they be avoiding this task themselves because they know that the trigger man would be riddled with radiation before he could take his hand off the gadget in placing it? If this is what the space beings had in mind, did they give up the idea when theyleft that are…

: 9) GI JIE SIRI SUIS EASE H ESSE SE IE IIE A ESE IEE EE outy | 1. 1954 WALESVILLEs NEW YORK _ (KEYHOE-1955 P 175) 2-wiTNasse “ay \ OOM AN F~94 STARFIRE JET WAS SCRAMBLED FROM GRIFFITH AIR FURCE -3ASE TS CHECK ON AN UNKNOWN NEAR UTICAs NEW YORKe WHEN THE STRANGE BLIP FIRST SHOWEC ON AIR DEFENSE RADARSCOPES.+ THE USUAL SWIFT CHECK HAD BEEN MADE» BUT NO AIRCRAFT WAS SCHEDULED TO BE AT THAT POINTe GUIDED BY GROUND CONTROL» THE a oes ——ee — a — PLOT CLIMBED SrEerisy. WHILE HIS RADAR OBSERVER WATCHED © THE REAR COCKPIT SCOPE BY NOW THE PILOT COULD ACTUALLY SEE THE UNKNOWN -—— A STRANGE GLEAMING OBJ…