From Journal News Services
New reports of strange lights In the
skies over the United States and Canada added today to the mystery of
unidentified flying objects.
A shimmering white object travelling north at high speed was reported seen by
several persons in Sarnia in western Ontario. They said it altered course two
or three times.
At Sulfridge Air Force Base in Michigan a spokesman said the object was
tracked briefly on radar.
Some 30 persons — including an off-duty deputy — phoned the sheriff’s office
in Washtenaw County to report seeing objects overhead in the Ann Arbor area
with flashing red, white and green lights.
CIRCULAR MARKINGS
Meanwhile, at Hillsdale, south of Ann Arbor, William Van Horn, civil defence
director for Hillsdale County, investigated a circular marking in a gravel pit
about a mile north of Hillsdale.
A reporter who accompanied Van Horn to the scene said the circle was about
seven feet in diameter, with a deep indentation of one to two inches around
the circumference.
Black granules resembling charcoal were found nearby, but the particles did
not blacken the fingers when rubbed. Mr. Van Horn sent samples from the
circular area to the Michigan state police crime laboratory in Lansing for
analysis.
In Washington, the National Investigations Committee of Aerial Phenomena
called on the U.S. government to release all information it has on
unidentified flying objects.
FAR MORE ADVANCED
Maj. Donald Keyhoe, retired from the U.S. Marine Corps and director of the
group told a press conference:
“There is substantial evidence we are being observed by some sort of device
which is far more advanced than anything we have and is controlled by a
superior civilization.”
HOMEPAGE