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eee there ‘soened to be no attachments or projections ‘of any ‘and, Just ‘gust eres nee complete circular bell. He had no idea as to the method of my Set aon ata "bat etvised that at the tixe it seemed to change directions, probably over HE i - ork City, that 4t had seemed to back up and go forward, possibly tvw 5 = £ o 4n the sky that interfered with his vision of this object er’ he could not comment as to whether or not this object penetrated or circum e times in order to execute @ change of direction, There were RO ea oe be _vented clouds, The object left no trai of any | kind and Mr. eee ars). mathematically calculated its speed at between four bunired and seven. IESE ee eT hundred miles per hour, depending on the height which he stated he could 3h ad ves: not accurately compute, He advised that he could not recall any odors grote oa and had no ddea as to its construction. Zo his knowledge the only other ‘<~. wr: eo persons in thie area to have witnessed this object were his wife ana 2“ wo. @aughter, Immediately upon sighting the object, his wife ran to the door _ of neighbors occupying the same house, §8 the to bring then ey -¢he yard, However, these neighbors KA not witnessed the object at, ara ao = of experience 4n research and development. He dis not a pilot but has “ce done considerable flying and has aleo done considerable reading, includ- SEES from reading the above matters tint the star Venus is often mistaken 26722820. - ‘by observers for flying saucers and he pointed out that he feels thet he “ee ra 4s feniljar with astronomy not to confuse the object he saw with Venus ++ ss he elec recalle Venus in the aky on that particular evening art “Mere = that he is s Chemical Engineer, has fifteen years foo oe Te 'doaieg ae the time they got outside the Object had Aisappeareds ‘?: gS See rs Plan sy ¥ ri “ath _ Ang technical data concerning flying saucers end discs. He understands Pes * the size of this object as being ten tines Verust diameter. He also states kage ai Lites | :, that he computed the speed at which this object was traveling by using afeaes ar points in his area, such as, roof tops and tree tops together with the dis-® ae a Be tance be walked on the ground in order to keep : the object din sighte val aoe ty. 2 tela, srs neces. peor wr. sss was advised that the Bureau would turn this ‘“Anformation over ; een: eter =, fo another agency and inlicated that this was according to bis ap ee 7 eer Ge specifically requested that no public announcement or coment be = Sa ‘Seiye. to the fact that be bad reported seeing the above object. Mr. 4 rane 4.2, -° appeared to.be & very reliable and sincere Sndividual and evidences Siete Be | siderable technical knowledge and sepertence din reporting the above foci-- hetthe | a a ORE NTE “eer ee 2 wee * - Si ‘ ae Aas Seca ere ete ane * “4° had 1 rad aun age BPes ates eet Ss Wie oe Te. Fis pee rit Fr, - are og Lane od