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a Pe a ee a ee ee de 76) FeS. 27.eveni. (: BRANTFORD, CALARTO. &3= dag". & Wery intense DVvight light, much brighter than an airplan¥, hovered in sky 20 — minutes, gradually shrinking in size until disappearance. | 964 FEB. 28 1953. Evening. BURLINGTON, TOWA. HOt", 91°. A reddish ball of fire or light hovered over city &5 minutes, Observed py 20. 2 ; #64 FE8, 28 19053. 8:25 P.M. SALEM, OREGON. &5°, 123°. a lergd white aignt, apparent size of a football, with a long tail, crossed exky, anil exploded, shooting out several emall balle of fire, which burnea out in air. Local ovecrvere betteved object was a firstall avteor, 46 #0 @ 4 @ @ GOVERALL SAUCER PATTERNS, AND CONCLUSIONS® @ @@ @ #1 QUALITY OF ACTIVITY PATTERN; The classifications lieted below of the typea of objects are very approximate and doubtful, due to short period of observation in most reports. A aphere may appear as a flat lige when seen at great distance: a diac may appear cigar-shaped af geen only edgewlse, or vice-versa; A diec may resembles a ephere if seen*fullface' and rotating, especially on a hazy day. Other than something unknown and/or strangely maneuvering was see the claesificationa are the best that can be made under these difficu conditions. Daytime objects are classified aa well as poseible by ' Shapes and night object by color, since they are rarely seen well enough at night to describe shape. Each report is given a 12% basie 4! total of reporte, as pore exact baais is not too useful in the wery approximate classifications. _ : DAYTINE REPORTS SAUCERS PRERICAL § CIGAR-LIKE FALLING BALLOONS? AR? ATOD!I ant 22 233% 2> 3% = a bt a "182 10 = 15% - 1=14% (1,2,3, (39,48) ts.26°61) (42) ~ (16,30,32- (#60) 24,17,18 ; 45 46,4 20,21,22 . 24,29 ,36 40,44 ho " §1553,57,59 7 a - NIGHT REPOSTS (Only colors given as shapes are rarely seen) . YELLOW TO RED BLUE GREEN NO COLOR GIVEN COLOR CHANGED METE (12,29 ,58,62 (11, 37) (9,15,25,27,32, (26,28 41,43, ves @2_ANOUNT OF ACTIVITY PATTERN: These claseificatione are aleo very approximate, but indicate some minor trends. From a general southern oovarage of the south last month, activity now seems about equally he. Yrom entire country, except continued weaknese in NW. The Northeast 4: most notable in ite increase from very slight activity to heaviest activity of all areas. . a NORTHWEST SOUTHWEST MIDWEST . NORTHEAST SOUTHEAST 7 reporta 10 reports 12 reporte 16 reports a2 reporte 2542753032, 346,47, 10412415423, 22432433,34 ay ° i r F ® 5 J 5 4 , 57,62,64.) 53,58,63.) 7049