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| The Air Force called in top scientists to find out what "Flying Saucers" really are today as mysterious objects again swooped over the capital.
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By Mt Pleasant Times-News
7-28-1952 |
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| The Air Force called in top scientists to find out what "Flying Saucers" really are today as mysterious objects again swooped over the capital.
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By Mt Pleasant Times-News
7-28-1952 |
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| A scientific organization has asked the public to be on the lookout for "unidentified Flying Objects" apparently piloted by "intelligent beings" entering earth’s atmosphere. | By USA News Report 1-17-1957 |
| A national guard fighter pilot Saturday told a story of a 30-minute encounter with a mysterious flying object over this city in the darkness–and his account was supported by two control tower operators and another flier. | By San Francisco Chronicle 10-1-1948 |
| On Sept. 10, Ress Clanton said he saw a golden egg-shaped object [UFO] descend to earth, burn a hole in the ground and disappear in a cloud of steam–the high point thus far in a two-week-long outbreak of unidentified flying object reports. | By The Arkansas Gazette 9-16-1973 |
| ELLENTON, S.C.–(UP)–were Flying Saucers spying on the proposed site of the nation's first hydrogen bomb plant Friday night? Four persons told today of seeing a strange, brilliantly-lighted object | The Coshocton Tribune 12-3-1950 |
| Carroll Wayne Watts said he had a close encounter with a UFO the night of March 31, 1967, but it was not reported until the following day, on April 1. Watts lived in the tiny town of Loco, in the Texas Panhandle, just south of Wellington, about 100 miles east of | By Curt Collins www.blueblurrylines.com 3-31-17 |
A Wellington farmer said today that he spoke to a flying saucer last night. The man, Carroll Watts, said he was returning home from his father`s residence about a mile north of his home at about 10:30 Friday night when he saw a light from about where an abandoned house stands.
He turned off the dirt road and headed toward the light. He said he drove to within about 20 feet of an object which “appeared to be about 100 feet long and eight or ten feet high.”
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| A tale of a "Flying Saucer" [UFO] that crashed into the side of a cliff on one of the Hawaiian islands was relayed to St. Louis area radio "hams" yesterday by the operator of station KH6LZ, Honolulu, Hawaii. |
By St Louis Post Dispatch
4-30-1950 |