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Grafton in 1960 Scan
He said it was very close to the car, so close that he had to look at a sharp angle upward through the windshield to see it, he had started up the car again and at this time object apparently took off at a high fantastic rate of speed. In any case he lost sight of it. Phase Three: He took off West i…
5. The only other possible collaboration was a who lives close by who said she saw a bright light in the sky but merely pulled down her sh (A fine triumple of scientific curiosity) 6. also indicated that when the light was closed to the car it was lower than the top of a telephone pole and seemed to…
1. DATE-- TIME GROUP 26 May 1964 27/0400Z | 2. LOCATION Pleasantville, Pennsylvania 3. SOURCE Civilian | 10. CONCLUSION UNIDENTIFIED Case not resolved as conventional object or phenomena. Carried as UNIDENTIFIED. 4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS One 5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION Varied | 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYS…
1570. | 8839 | May 26, 1964. Pleasantview, Penna. 11 p.m. Rev. H. C. Shaw saw a yellow-orange light, shaped like the bottom of a ball, in a field and chased down the road for 2 miles. (Sparks; Berliner) | | 1 | |…
Report on telephone conversation with First United Presbyterian Church, Street, Pleasant view, Pennsylvania, phone , regarding his observation of 26 May 64, phone call was made on 10 May 65. GENERAL COMMENTS: 1. Object of phone call was to determine if possible, through the conversation, of general …
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Scranton Decides to Run Ulbricht. K Sign Treaty Friedrich Paul Schmidt, Nunc of Separate France The New York Times New York, N.Y. 10017 www.nytimes.com The Washington Post Washington, D.C. 20001 www.washingtonpost.com The Los Angeles Times Los Angeles, CA 90021 www.losangelestimes.com Acts to Block …
'Monster' Reports Scare Off Migrants Continued from Page One was not nearly so heavy as the bumper-to-bumper jam the previous night. Sheriff's deputies returned to routine traffic patrols today and said they hoped they would be able to give some attention to a backlog of minor complaints and paperwo…
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which will be one of the factors of peace in Europe," Ulbricht said. BOOST FOR ULBRICHT Western diplomats said the main effect of the treaty would to boost the prestige of Ulrich at home, an dthat it did amount to a peace treaty between the Soviet Union and st Germany, nor did it affect explosive is…
moral lead- tial discrimi- DuBay, 29, ved as tem- rator of St. nolic Church following a aesterday at firephoto uBAY issue "He sure was a husky whopper." Brown said: "I don't think no shotgun will hurt it. You need somethin' bigger." He said the "Monster makes a noise that is "sort of a fuss," he sai…
--- icht. gn ity Issue of ate Peace V. June II—The onion and East Ger- dian a friendship day but avoided p a major crisis West by stopping a World War II city. Acts to Block Stampede Spy Hops Over La MARY. Khrushchev said the old he an important n to "the fearful of the German que- sion of the past.…
There were carloads of teen-agers, serious faced men, families, five men who showed up bearing ABOVE SUSPICION-BY EONS In Prehistoric Times They Had Monsters Like This erate and in his home he held several court sessions, including passing of sentences. RETURNS TO HOSPITAL After his condition took a…
Frankenstein Snarl of Traffic Loosed by 'Monster' Hunt SISTER LAKES, Mich., June 11. There is a feeling here that the "Monster of Sister Lakes" may have been scared off last night by the horde of people who came out to hunt it. The "monster"—two men said it is nine feet tall, weighs about 500 pounds…
UPI Dispatches June 12.—The and East Gerl a friendship but avoided a major crisis by stopping World War II mushchev said the be an important "the peaceful the German ques- ment of the pact cautious terms. W. BERLIN Human Communist Ulbricht, followleader on the lin meeting, said wides that East the S…
Hunt for 'Monster' Snarled by Traffic Continued from Page One A deputy in Kraus' office said: "There were so many people out there that our boys didn't get to do any looking around." And Mrs. John Utrup, the woman who said she was frightened by the "monster" snapped as she shooed strangers out of he…