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Approved For Release 2001/04/02 : CIA-RDP81R00560R000100010002-9 thought the objects were going to crash into the Type of observers: Farmer, son, 12; daughter, 9. hills but they went over instead and Number of objects: Six. ‘ disappeared over the horizon. Observer reliability: Unknown. Shape: ‘Undetermined. Dimensions: Undetermined. Comments: The Air Force says outstanding factors in this sighting are very slow speed, the floating sensation, and the extreme closeness, . . . . . yet lack of sound was reported. A portion Color Five bright and shiney objects; one copper of the available data is characteristic of a or red tinged. balloon with scientific payload or some type of Sound: None. large glider. Attempts were made to put Altitude: Quite high. either of the two in the area but to no Speed: Unknown. Appeared stationary or avail. The wind was out of the northwest virtually so. which also conflicts with an evaluation of a balloon. With the existing data the case is listed as unidentified by the Air Force. Tactics: Three observers noticed a shiney object directly overhead. While one looked at it through Time/place of sighting: May 7, 1965, about 7:30 or 7:40 p.m., Oxford, Mich. Duration: One minute. © Number of observers: Three. Blow-up of one panel of strip taken in 1952 by Ralph Mayher thena . ; marine stationed Original film strip in Miami, later news- (held by Air Force le ane ae iol sac Nac a This r Ohio TV station. small whit . fe ° sane was described as 50 ft. long and “ugly reddish orange,” by viewers. Approved For Release 2001/04/02 : CIA-RDP81R00560R000100010002-9