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AA | Fifty td60 shiny objects were seen moving at a speed faster than any known aircraft on en Easterly heading at an extremely high altitude. For the most part these objects traveled in a straight line altho some of them zig-zegged slightly. No sound wes heerd. Some objects seemed to have a silvery tail which might have been exhaust. These objects could not have been weather balloons as only one balloon was released by the Memhis Weather Burem that day, NOTE: Witnesses thought they had seen a meteor; however subsequent investigation seemed to preclude this possibility. See Supp II to Trip Report to Memphis - Visit with Dr. Paul Herget of the Observatory of Cincinnati, Ohio, in which Dr. Herget expressed serious doubt that the 50 or more objects observed 7 May 48 in Memhis were meteors. He, was, however unable to offer any explanation as to a possible identification of the objects. Dr. Hynak of OSU and Dr. Lincoln LePaz are to be consulted about the possibility of tmis these being a meteor shower, rm Witness of this incident were: Mr. F. J. Kaiser, salesman 251 W. Waldorf Ave., Memphis Mrs F, J, Kaiser, housewife 251 W. Waldorf Ave., Memchis, Tenn,