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oh Be ce en ee a et a The followir worn re ing to work TY confided ky éory t SE BER stationed at Onk Ridge with the NEPA Project, but I hesitated to go om recora 7 as having observed such an uiidentified object. ovever, a few hours later Mr. William M. Price of the Knoxville OSI Office visited my office ; at vhich time I gave him an off-the-record account of the subject. — . 4 at. 5 ‘Te the ‘meantine, I learned tha ow BE Obporved an unidentified object on the prior evening. In re ae presence be ve of EERE, and Price, I telephoned SgRaaigs and asked him to relate what he had secon. @REBm listened on an phone as a witness. Qapee observations during the prior evening’~ were identical as to the time, location, eoloring, etc., with the one d exception in which he did not observe any deviation in direction other than gradual dieappearance of the object while it was getting smaller ani emlle and finally disappearing from view entirely in the northvest at exactly the eame moment that my wife and I had obeerved. Mr. Price telephoned the —— ee am i _— Pa —— ee eee — 4 -~ — -_ radar wilt at the MoGusse-Tyson Airport and learned that an unidsntifie’ A appeared on the screen et 6:30 at an altitude of approximtely 5000 feet in the same general vicinity as I had observed ané disappeared from the screen at 7:20 the game evening. o os r3 CERTIFIED TRUE COPY: s/ WILLIAM B. GRAY 8ac, Enoxrville, Tem. ot. i *. ry ‘ ak tony rahe Ae Q wl ? ea .< ay wet !