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Approved For Release 2001/04/02 : CIA-RDP81R00560R000100010001-0 Codes: * = considered strongest evidence of UFOs (*) = potentially strong evidence, worth priority analysis S (#)= worth analysis; or possible value in conjunction with other data (x)= dubious, or negative evaluation (Inc) = incomplete; no rating possible because of lack of information March 1946. Fred J. Stange, Bernardston, Mass. July 5, 1947. Frank Ryman, C. G., Seattle, Wash. February 23, 1949. Cmdr. A, V, Orrego, Chile. October 23, 1949. Norwood, Ohio, searchlight casi FILM DATA, M = movie film S = still photograph tatus of NICAP Analysis VN = print viewed, complete analysis not possible because of lack of data or lack of reference points and detail in photograph AN = analyzed by NICAP NN = NICAP unable to obtain for analysis. e. April 24, 1950. Enrique Hausemann Muller, Balearic Islands. April 27, 1950. White Sands theodolite photo. May 11,1950. Trent photographs, McMinnville, 1 May 29, 1950. White Sands theodolite photo. *SES1 ses 8 May 7, 1952. Barra da Tijuca, Brazil. Ed Keffel. July 19) 1952. Peru. July 29; 1952. Ralph Mayher, Miami, Fla. PRESETS December 13, 1952. Adamski "scout ship.” August 12, 1953. Ellsworth AFB gun-camera, "be: February 15, 1954. Stephen Darbishire, Coniston, June 30, 1954. Scandinavian eclipse photos. September 9, 1954. K. M, Gibbons, New Zealand PITTIRSER 3 July 17, 1956. Elizabeth Klarer, S. Africa. Oe EPPO ROT PE TRE (BER * September 18, 1956. Ray Stanford, Calif. ) #) August 20, 1957. Japan. S. Takeda November 6, 1957. Anaheim, California November 16, 1957. Near Holloman AFB, New S. Cry ~e ‘August 1, 1952. Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio. gun-camera September 19, 1952. Operation Mainbrace color photos. November 16, 1952. David S. Bunch near Landrum, S. C. ‘August 31, 1953. Port Moresby, New Guinea, T. C. Drury March 1954.’ Rouen, France. RAF Flying Review. May 24, 1954. USAF photo by RB-29 reconaissance plane March 5, 1936. William L, Wannall, Hawaii (cS orig.) July 19; 1956. Michael Savage, 15, San Bernardino, Calif. re. ‘August 15, 1950. Nick Mariana, Great Falls, Montana. July 14, 1951. Near White Sands, tracking camera film. ‘August 30, 1951. Carl Hart, Jr., Lubbock lights, Texas. July 2} 1952, Warrant Officer Newhouse, Tremonton, Utah. July 16, 1952. Shell Alpert, Coast Guard, Salem, Mass. / M/VN (few frames) M/VN (few frames) cS/NN cM/NN bS/VN M/NN M/NN bS/VN bS/VN /NN cM/VN (few frames) bS/VN bS/VN bS/VN bS/VN st unknown" case. England October 10, 1956. Joe Kerska, Twin Peaks, San Francisco, California Mexico e: December 1957. T. Fogl, radio officer, S. Ram: December 1, 1057, Ralph Benn, Los Angeles, California January 3, 1958. Cliff DeLacey, Hawaii February 9, 1958. Troy, Michigan, airport June 23, 1958. Near England AFB, Louisana State July 28, 1959. Ray Stanford. Two movie films. October 16, 1958. Mike Schultz, Newark, Ohio. February 9, 1959. September 24, 1959. Redmond, Ore. FAA case. REEF ce BSE is January 16,1958. Trindade Isle, Brazil, sequence. police. Purdon, Imperial Beach, California November 29, 1959. J. J. Rehill, USN, Miami, Florida February 13, 1960. Joe Perry, Grand Blanc, Michigan March 2, 1960. Schedelbauer, Vienna. April 11, 1960. Mary Jo Curwen, Hazel Green, Wisconsin August 3, 1960. Linz, Austria ‘August 9, 1960. Jay Rees, San Francisco, California August 25, 1960. Grumman mystery satellite phot: January 1, 1961. A/3c Bellett, Golden, Colorado January 22, 1961. Harry Caslar, Eglin AFB, Flori May 27,1961. Triangle, Nashville, Tenn. May 29; 1961. Craig Seese, Newark, Ohio. July 13,1961. Bob Feldman, Akron, Ohio September, 1961. Paccione moon photos September 29, 1961. Savage, Warrenton, Virginia March 9, 1962. Jeanne B. Johnson, Hawaii. May 25, 1962. F, DiMambro, Woburn, Mass. November 18, 1962. 0 ida Bruce Fox, Bayonne, New Jersey December 15 & 16, 1962. Ronald Gounad, New Jersey December 21, 1962. Ali R, Diaz, Angel Falls, Venezuela. PHOTOGRAPHIC CASES 1. Fred J. Stange, Bernardston, Mass. Photograph sub- mitted in 1954 to Rev. Albert Baller (nowNICAP Board member). Witness states he first saw three discs in a group, then two other single objects. Photograph shows all five, according to Leonard H, Stringfield (CRIFO Newsletter; Vol. If No. 3, June 3, 1955). Lead object of V-formation is largest image. Photo taken with box camera. Other camera data not available. The slide viewed by NICAP, a copy of the original, is of very poor quality. Many splotches are apparent, but no easily discernible UFO images. 2. Frank Ryman, U.S. Coast Guard, Seattle, Wash. At 5:45 p.m. Mr. Ryman photographed a circular white object moving across the wind, (See Popular Science, August 1951; ‘‘Report on UFO”, Ruppelt, p. 37), Photograph reproduced in ‘‘Coming of the Saucers’’, by Arnold & Palmer, shows small, white, elliptical image. Photo carries identification: : “Acme Telephoto, SE86-7/5 Seattle.” Approved For Release 2001/04/02 #*CIA-RDP81R00560R000100010001-0