“Anchorage”32 pages
- p. 3 100 PAGES ANCHORAGE. ALASKA. THURSOAV. JANUARV IS. 1987
Capt, Kenju Terauchi: "It was like a dream…
- p. 4 …Terauchi has lived quietly
in o comfortable house in
Anchorage, his base for the
last three…
- p. 5 …Arliss Sturgulewski; R-
Anchorage, and co-sponsored by 18
other senators.
. A.major.angle of state…
- p. 8 …V.A oaur fVtA aIa tn COA if ll (Thts U/nlllH fn1
ANCHORAGE (AP)—Federal…
- p. 10 …the FAA
spokesman in Anchorage, said
his agency is continuing its in
vestigation Into the incident…
- p. 11 …Terauchi radioed word of
the sighting to an air traffic
controller in Anchorage.
"His statement to…
- p. 12 …17 as the JAL plane
was headed for Anchorage on awas headed for Anchorage on a…
- p. 13 …The JAL crew members
were interviewed by the FAA
upon arrival in Anchorage.
Steucke said they…
- p. 15 …Haines said he hopes to fly
to Anchorage to investigate
the Nov. 17 sighting by Capt…
- p. 16 as
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B2 Anchorage Dally News Sunday, January 4, 1987
By ROBERT ENGELMAN
Scrtpps Howard…
- p. 17 …head
ing east, when the JAL jet
was about 60 miles north of
Anchorage, Steucke said.
- p. 18 …Ter
auchi and his crew boarded the Boeing
747 in Iceland for the Anchorage leg of…
- p. 19 …Alaskan Airqwce
United PreM lotematiooil
ANCHORAGE, jin. 3—The Fed:
AviitioQ AdninifitraUon hiu re>
opened iti…
- p. 20 …He said the JAL crew first
contacted fiie Anchorage air
controllers as their plane flew
over…
- p. 25 …investigating in Anchorage for 12 yeara and
the Incid^t. .
. • • .JJ •long enough to be confinned…
- p. 28 …4
At Anchorage airport Terauchl demonstrates how agiant object maneuvered tofly in formation with his plane…
- p. 29 …Just last
week, flying a similar cargo mission
from Europe to Anchorage, he said It
happened…
- p. 30 …According to FAA spokes- -
man Paul Steucke of the Anchorage re
gional oflice, Terauchi located the…
- p. 31 ANCHORAGE TIMES - DATE_ jAM2^987
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Anchorage Daily News•65 96 PAGES…
- p. 39 …have
been trumpeting stopover -
bustoesss at the Anchorage and
US will be hurt," says Dale Fox…
- p. 40 …at the request of Anchorage
flight controllers, flew near the path of the
JAL jet at…
- p. 41 …T.' -•
Alaskan Airspace; •
United PrMs.&ternation^:'' ,, j.
ANCHORAGE/Jam-3^Tii6"/FedJ
eral A^tion'Aidministratifln…
- p. 42 …capers; Heradif^l^e
sig'hting to Anchorage FAA'fjf^t
controllers, who saw wha.t…
- p. 43 …AwoelatwJPmi
anchorage, Alaska —Hyou
want to know more about a Japan
Air Lines (JAL) P"®'®
claim…
- p. 44 …The lights
finally vanished at 6:53 p.m., and flight 1628 landed in
Anchorage without…
- p. 45 …taba volando sin novedad entre
islandia y Anchorage, Alaska
en ruta al Japdn, a S25 oudos…
- p. 46 …He
radioed the sighting to Anchorage
FAA flight controllers; who saw
what they thought wasan objecton…
- p. 47 …Is Selling Kits
On UFO Sighting
Anchorage '
•' If yon want an inside Idok
at a Japan…
- p. 49 UFO follows plane across
Arctic Circle, crew claims
by United Press International
ANCHORAGE, Alaska —
: The crew…
- p. 50 …The lights- vanished, heading east, when the.-,
JAL jet was about 80 miles north of Anchorage…
- p. 51 …Haines said he hopes to fly
to Anchorage to investigate
the Nov. 17 sighting by Capt…
100 PAGES ANCHORAGE. ALASKA. THURSOAV. JANUARV IS. 1987
Capt, Kenju Terauchi: "It was like a dream. Unbelievable.'
Ancrcrace Daily News/jim Lavrahas
pRCESsceNn
J^pan Air Lines pilot Kenju Terauchl provided to Anchorage Illustrator William Hays of'the laVei^raft
•^hich he^estimated to betwice thesize ofan aircraft carrier and2 to 3 miles away.
A night flight
to remember
Veteran JAL pilot who never
believed In UFOs does now
By HALBERNTON
Daily NewsOusiness reporter
A full moon shone in the arctic sky as Capt.Kenju Terauchi took off from Iceland Nov. 17
in a Japan Air Lines cargo jet loaded with
French Beaujolais wine. He was bound for
Anchorage on a route across Greenland to Elsmere
Island. Canada, over the Beaufort Sea, then into
Alaska air space above Fort Yukon.
For the first two and a half hours, the flight —
crewed by Terauchi, co-pilot Takanori Tamefuji and
engineer Yoshio Tsukuda —was uneventful. The sky
was clear and the winds —except for some light gusts
over Greenlanid — calm. Then TeraucU's jet cruised
into Alaska, and be first saw the two belts of light.
They were an estimated three miles ahead of the
plane, slightly to the left of the pilot's cockpit seat,
and 2,000 feet lower than the plane. They e^tted a
steady amber glow. They hovered almost stationary,
shifted from side to side, then pulsed across the sky in
abrupt bursts of speed.
The objects, Terauchi believes, "were not made by
human kind. They were of a very high technology and
Intelligence."
The events recounted by Terauchi in the 50 minutes
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