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Approved For Release 2001/04/02 : CIA-RDP81R00560R000100010001-0 Physical & Physiological Effects In addition to radar trackings, electro-magnetic effects, and photographs, there have been other indications of the physical reality of UFOs. These include markings or substances left on the ground, and physiological effects on the observers. (With a few exceptions, the physiological effects have been temporary and not severe.) The following chart lists 35 sample cases; about half are taken from Aime Michel’s account of the intensive concentration of UFO sightings in France during fall 1954, the remainder from other sources. The chart gives a cross-section of the types of physical and physiological effects which have been reported gen- erally as resulting from UFOs. In most ‘cases, scientific investigation of these reports has been totally lacking. Therefore, it is not claimed that they prove anything. On the other hand, independent witnesses all over the world have reported very similar experiences. Their reports deserve far more attention than they have received to date. NICAP has tried to encourage more thorough investigation of them. ‘A comparison with the listing of electro-magnetic effects (this section) will show that there appears to be a relationship between E-M cases and physiological effects. Hypothesis: That the pre sumed electro-magnetic radiation from UFOs which affects ele trical circuits also affects the himan body under certain condi- lions. If this hypothesis is correct, the importance of scientific investigation in this area is obvious. Date & Location Physiological | Physical |Traces Description Notes 1-23-48 Montgomery, Ala. x Airliner rocked (Chiles-Whitted) as UFO passed Section V] 7-1-54 Walesville, N.Y. x Intense heat wat 9-10-54 Nr. Quarouble, France x x x | Paralysis, markings, trees black 72 9-17-54 Vienne, France x Prickling sensation like "electric shock" 13 9-24-54 Correze, France x Tree branches dried and curled 14 9-26-54 Chabeuil, France x 10. ft. circle; foliage crushed 15 9-27-54 Premanon, France x Holes in ground, grass flattened 76 9-28-54 Bouzais, France x Paralysis, lost consciousness 17 10-83-54 _Nessier, France X | Oily spots 78 103-54 Ronsenac, France x Grass flattened 719 10-4-54 St. Seine L'Abbaya, France x Crater over 4 feet long 80 10-7-54 Le Mans, France x Prickling, partial paralysis 81 10-7-54 Monteux, France x Paralysis 82 10-9-54 Briatexte, France x Brownish, sticky deposit 83 10-11-54 Clamecy, France x Electric shock, paralysis 84 10-14-54 Meral, France x Sticky deposit 85 10-15-54 Rovigo, Italy x — | 20 ft. crater, trees "carbonized" 86 10-16-54 Nr. Baillolet, France x Electric shock 87 "40-18-54 Auverne, France x Paralysis 88] 7-22-55 Cincinnati, Ohio x x Skin burned, tree petrified 89 8-6-55 Cincinnati, Ohio x Eyes badly irritated 90) 8-25-55 Bedford, Indiana x Semicircular impressions in ground 91 11-2-55 Williston, Florida x Heat stung body 7-31-57 Galt, Ontario, Canada x Burned patches, impressions in ground 92 11-3-57 Scotia, Nebraska x Paralysis, fumes left in air 93 11-4-57 Sao Vicente, Brazil x Ist & 2nd degree burns, 10% of body 94 11-4-57 Alamagordo, New Mexico x Minor facial burns Section XII] 11-6-57 Nr. Merom, Indiana x Skin red, eyes swollen Section XI] 11-10-57 Madison, Ohio x Eye damage, shock, emotional upset Detailed in this Section] 2-20-58 Nr. Espanola, N.Mex. x Skin burns, reported radioactivity [95] 5-5-58 Nr. SanCarlos, Uruguay -X Intense heat, E-M effect [Section x] 9-17-59 Nr. Lexington, Kentucky x — | 13 tt. stained ring 96] 5-24-60 Ocumare del Tuy, Venezuela x Diamond-shaped scorched marks [97] 5-12-62 Argentina x Intense glow injured eyes [Section XII] 5-12-62 Nr. LaPampa, Argentina X | Grayish stain on ground [Section x1] TOTALS 20 10 8 Approved For Release 2001/04/02 *’CIA-RDP81R00560R000100010001-0