Jan. 13, 1967; Iola, KS

Jan. 16, 1967 letter from Lt. Col. Hippler to Edward Condon (See also Jan. 26 & 27 letters)

Jan. 16, 1967; Charleston, South Carolina (BBU)

Dr. E. U. Condon, scientific director of the Colorado UFO Project, spoke to the Corning, NY, section of the American Chemical Society, stating that the government should get out of the UFO business, since there was apparently nothing to it.

Jan. 25, 1967; South Ashburnham, MA
Betty Andreassen abduction case. Craft described as oval with a rim around its circumference, and resting on three legs. (Hall, 2001, pp. 529-30, from Fowler, 1979, 1982, 1990, 1995, section XIII).

Jan. 26, 1967 newspaper article, "Most UFOs Are Explainable", Edward Condon

Jan. 26, 1967; Jamaica, NY
1:30 a.m. EST. Three witnesses saw an oblong or oval object, gray or silver, with a red top. On top were several protrusions, along which moved green flashes of light. The object moved in erratic flight with a swirling motion and made a "weird" noise. A dog was reported to be upset by the phenomenon (animal reaction) during the sighting. (New York NICAP Subcommittee report and letter with a copy of Air Force report form, in NICAP files.)

Jan. 26, 1967; Kirkwood, MO
5:40 a.m. CST. A woman saw a disc-shaped object that was flat on the bottom and had a rounded top (dome). A group of closely spaced red lights was visible on the bottom. The object flew straight for 5-6 seconds before disappearing. (NICAP report form.)

Jan. 26, 1967; Havre, MT
8:15 p.m. MST. A man saw a solid ball (sphere) with blinking yellow body light(s) which descended, circled a mountain, and flew off. (NICAP report form.)

Jan. 26, 1967; Heidelberg, Germany
8:30 p.m. LT. Witnesses first heard a pulsating sound, then saw a shiny, metallic dirigible-shaped (elliptical) object; hovering over a building. As jets approached the object, it took off (aircraft avoidance) with its lights flashing in a regular cycle. (APRO Bulletin, May-June 1967, p. 4.)

9 p.m. John Cox, Methodist minister, driving on Route 185 saw a 60 ft object, flat on the bottom, rounded on top, 10 ft thick, cross the road silently 300 ft away, at low speed. (Vallée Magonia 813; Hynek-CUFOS-Willy Smith files)


Jan. 28, 1967; Irish Valley, PA
6:00 p.m. Members of three families saw two objects, one saucer shaped (disc) with projections and a dome on top, blinking red and green lights across the front and a silver object protruding from the top. The objects variously maneuvered and hovered, together and independently. Many other area sightings also were reported. (Shamokin News Dispatch, Pa., 1/29/67, copy in NICAP files.)

Jan. 30, 1967; 5 miles SW and 20 miles W of Crosby, North Dakota (BBU)

Ralph Ditter, a Zanesville, Ohio barber took two photographs of this unknown object. Ditter was an amateur astronomer, and avid sky watcher. He made the two photos available to the press. Later found to be a hoax.

Soviet Effort to Contact Extraterrestrial Life, 3 Feb. 1967

Night. Red, green and white lights were observed in the air by several witnesses including

police and sheriff deputies. Radar contact was made in the same area as the visual sightings by the radar station at Mount Hebo  These sightings all took place at night. March 11, sightings were observed for one hour. March 12, sightings were observed for one hour. March 13, sightings were observed for four hours and thirty-five minutes. The radar returns showed hovering and rapid movement of the targets. The visual sightings also showed rapid movement of the objects at times. One radar sighting had a rapid distance change from 39 to 48 miles within one minute. (Dan Wilson)

O-Flight [N-Flight?] of Malmstrom AFB, USAF 341st Strategic Missile Wing, had unexplained deactivation of 6-8 Minuteman nuclear ICBM's within several seconds of each other during UFO close encounters involving a red saucer­shaped object in early morning hours. USAF security guard injured and med-evacked out. Capt. Robert Salas was Deputy Missile Combat Crew Commander on duty at O Flight. Similar event occurred with E Flight later in the morning. (CUFON; NICAP; not in BB files??)

March 16, 1967; 15 miles N of Lewistown, MT (BBU)

8:45 a.m. E-Flight of 10 Minuteman nuclear ICBM's of Malmstrom AFB, USAF 341st Strategic Missile Wing, SAC, were inexplicably deactivated within 10 seconds of each other and for 1 day after UFO's hovered near 2 missile silos. Followed a series of UFO sightings during early morning hours by USAF security teams. Similar unexplained deactivation of Minuteman's occurred with O-Flight earlier in the morning. (CUFON; NICAP; not in BB files??)

March 16, 1967; Montevideo, Uruguay
Daytime. Personnel of Antares astronomical observatory saw an oval object with dark colored dome and an open hatch in the middle. Three smaller oval objects ranging from orange to violet blue emerged from the larger one (satellite objects) and took off at tremendous speed. The sighting lasted 1-3/4 hours. Numerous color and black-and-white photographs were reported to have been taken and offered for sale. (El Universal, Caracas, Venezuela, 3/18/67, copy in NICAP files.)

March 16, 1967; Keene, NH
11:10 p.m. EST. An associate editor of a local newspaper saw a glowing cigar that drifted back and forth about 30 feet above a snowy field in front of trees for 8 minutes. (NICAP report form.)

March 17, 1967; Lebanon, OH
Night. A woman reported an object so bright she could look at it only briefly (brilliant illumination). The object hovered over her home, and made a loud sound (unspecified). Her dog was greatly upset (animal reaction). Possible EM effect on car headlights. (Unidentified clipping in NICAP files.)

March 17, 1967; Central, PA
7:00 p.m. EST. A couple and their three children saw a fat boomerang-shaped object with three red lights in the center (body lights). It flew overhead, changing color, and seemed to follow their car. Then the lights on the object went out. The children saw something emerge from an open space in the object and connect to smaller objects. The sighting lasted for 20 minutes. (Letter dated 3/29/67 in NICAP files.)

March 17, 1967; Ann Arbor, MI
7:45 p.m. A man saw a red light that changed to blue as it moved slowly across the sky and disappeared. Then what he thought was the same light reappeared but as two white lights that slowly passed overhead (body lights). He could see a sphere with grey undersurface and with two red and green semi-circular parts in the center. (Letter from witness dated 1 /9/68 in NICAP files.)

March 17, 1967; Ohio Pyle, PA
8:00 p.m. EST. About 345 miles southeast of Ann Arbor, Mich., a couple in southwest Pennsylvania saw a fiery orange object that paced their car for more than a mile, then hovered over their home. After about 5 minutes, the object flew away toward Uniontown. (Uniontown Morning Herald, Pa., 3/18/67, copy in NICAP files.)

March 17, 1967; Evansville, VT
10:30 p.m. EST. A couple saw an oval with a body light changing color from red to blue. The object seemed to follow their car before flying away over the horizon after 15 minutes. (White letter, 4/8/67, NICAP files.)

March 18, 1967; Stow, MA
7:50 p.m. EST. Three witnesses saw a domed oval object surrounded with a ring of vapor. When the object was stationary (hovering), it glowed violet but when moving, it turned to reddish orange (color change/motion correlation). It moved with a dancing motion. (Fowler, 1974, p. 346.)

March 18, 1967; Champaign, IL
7:30 p.m. CST (8:30 p.m. EST). Three people saw an oval or bowl-like object with a dome on too and a series of red lights around the circumference (body lights) that flashed in a pattern. There was a bright white spotlight on the bottom near the front. The object hovered over a field before disappearing, possibly landing. (Munday report, Urbana, 9/6/67, NICAP files.)

March 20, 1967; Tuscumbia, MO
Cat. 6. Daylight landing (#1014), occupants, close approach.

March 21, 1967; Hillsboro, KS
Cat. 3. "Upside-down cup on a saucer" hovered over car, which rocked violently. (APRO Bulletin, May-June 1967, E, p.5) car.

March 21, 1967; New Baden (Mascoutah), IL
2:00 a.m. CST. Through  a window, a woman and her daughter saw a large glowing oval object in a field (landed). It had a bright light in the center, a ring of very bright red lights on its lower section, and lighted panels at the base (body lights). When the witnesses opened the window, the object rose silently at an angle, leveled off at about 30 feet, and moved away. The women checked the site a couple of days later and found withered plants and depressions in the ground (physical traces). (Phillips, 1975, p. 46; Ridge, 1994, pp. 21-22 from Skylook, No. 71.)

March. 21, 1967; Minneapolis, MN
7:45 p.m. CST. A couple saw a bright red oval that approached, stopped and hovered, four times emitting light or lighted objects toward the ground. (NICAP report form.)

March 21, 1967; Homer, AK
7:30 p.m. AKST (10:30 p.m. CST). Two families saw an object that had a long row of square windows of different colors. Orange light was glowing steadily beneath the windows and a red light off to the side (body lights). A weird whirring sound was heard. Cows reacted violently (animal reactions). The object hovered, then disappeared beyond the trees. (Report in NICAP files.)

10:20 p.m. Douglas Eutsler, 15, saw a fluorescent, solid, multicolored lights stand still, then fly away at high speed. (Berliner)

March 22, 1967; Biscay Bay, France/Spain
Night. The crew of an airliner flying above the French-Spanish border saw two unexplained blinking lights that changed color and were tracked by ground radar. (Weinstein, 1999, p. 35, from Good, 1996.)

March 22, 1967; Camarillo, CA
8:50 p.m. PST (10:50 p.m. CST). A barking dog alerted five witnesses (animal reactions), who saw 5 or 6 lights in a cluster. The lights moved across the sky, and suddenly climbed straight up and disappeared after being visible for several minutes. (Camarillo News, 3/23/67, copy in NICAP

March 23, 1967; Omaha, NE
3:00-3:30 a.m. CST.  A nurse, a nursing supervisor, and an aide saw a slowing white light that at times had a surrounding red glow (halo effect). The shape was said to be " like a bowl atop a plate" (domed disc).

March 23, 1967; Omaha, NE
During the same time period, a woman in another area of Omaha saw two large (moon-size) lights making turns (maneuvering) in the sky. (Omaha World Herald, 3/23/67, copy in NICAP files.)

March 23, 1967; Great Falls, MT
9:00 p.m. MST. Sheriff's deputies and other witnesses saw a yellow object with a red glow coming from the top and the bottom. The object hovered, then flew away. Many sightings reported all over the state. (Great Falls Leader, 3/24/67, copy in NICAP files.) [Malmstrom AFB, MT, Minuteman ICBM Complex]
 
March 23, 1967; Lawrenceville, IL
11:30 a.m. Man requesting his name be kept confidential reported that he observed an object, near the airport, in the west that appeared to be an aircraft fuselage (DC-3) without wings. It was white in color, and after a minute of observation, took off fast towards the northwest into a cloud. The observer is a well-respected individual who has been employed for years at Lawrenceville-Vincennes Airport (formerly George Field). He expressed the fact that he could recognize and identify most aircraft. This one was different. It looked like it was coming in to land (sideways), then sped off, always exhibiting the elliptical shape. (Ridge, NICAP files)

June 11, 1967; Da Nang, Vietnam
Time not reported. An unknown number of witnesses saw a silvery cylinder for several minutes, reportedly chased by two Air Force F-102 interceptors. (Associated Press, New York Post, 6/15/67, NICAP files.)

June11, 1967; Harrisburg, PA
11:15 p.m. EDT. A woman saw a bright cigar-shaped object with  a red light. The object hovered, accelerated straight up and disappeared. The red light turned green when the object ascended (color/motion correlation). (NICAP report form.)

June 11, 1967; Dorval, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
11:30 p.m. EDT. Two witnesses, including a graduate student in psychology at Harvard, saw an oval, dull gray object with three colored lights (body lights) and a glowing pink band around the middle. The object moved slowly at tree-top level from lake to shore, hovered, then moved behind trees, finally disappearing. It was estimated to have passed 100-150 feet away from the witnesses at eye level. (NICAP report form.)

June 13, 1967; Caledonia, Ontario, Canada
2:30 a.m. Three 3' to 4' tall beings, light colored clothing, helmets, moved around beneath cigar-shaped craft with windows. Physical traces found at site. (Hall, 1964-1967, pages 474-482, Vol. II, The UFO Evidence)

June 15, 1967; Caledonia, Ontario, Canada
2:35 a.m. EDT. Two people saw two stationary objects, one disc-shaped and the other cigar-shaped, on or near the ground in the vicinity of a factory for about 20 minutes. The cigar was described as being the size of a transport plane, and had four windows, light pulsating from  inside, a large antenna with a red light, and other multicolored lights (body lights). Three occupants less than 4 feet tall, in light colored uniforms, and wearing "helmets" with four lights, were observed scurrying around outside the cigar. The objects rose about 30 feet, banked around a gypsum pile and disappeared to the southwest. Physical traces found at the site included a burned area, disturbed grass, and an oily substance. (Cuneo letter, 6/19/67, NICAP files; APRO Bulletin, Nov. - Dec. 1967, p. 4.)

June 18, 1967; Woodsocket, Rhode Island
The photo actually appears to be from a much earlier time period as it has a strange resemblance to an Adamski ship of the 1950s. Probable hoax.

June18, 1967; (Falcon Lake) Shoal Lake, Ontario, Canada
Evening. A family crossing the lake by boat saw a shiny, metallic-appearing oval object with a slight rise on top. The object was an estimated 30 feet in diameter and 15 feet thick. When the object approached the witnesses' boat, it took on an orange tinge. As the object descended, the tops of trees on the shoreline were illuminated. Twice the family approached the object, but retreated as the object swept toward their boat. No sound was heard. Others on shore were alerted during the 15-minute sighting, and one person reported static on the radio (EM effects). Trees with wilted leaves on top were later noted (physical effects). (Bondarchuk, 1979, p. 31-34.)

June 21, 1967; Mechanicsville, VA
3:00 a.m. EDT. A woman saw a large lighted object with a rounded bottom and domed top that rose straight up from the woods into the sky with a roar like a jet. Trees in the woods reportedly were bent and broken (physical traces), all at the same height. (Heath letter 6/26/67, NICAP files.)

June 21, Los Angeles, CA
2:30 a.m. PDT (5:30 a.m. EDT). Two witnesses in a very barren area outside of the city observed two bright, cone-shaped objects, one after the other, that undulated, appeared to change to disc shape, and rose abruptly, the second joining the first in the sky. After hovering briefly, the objects vanished. (Los Angeles NICAP Subcommittee report in NICAP files.)

June 21, 1967; Kenmare, ND
10:45 p.m. CDT. Three boys and a policeman saw a hovering oblong object that had a row of lighted windows or ports. They viewed it through binoculars for about one minute. (North Dakota NICAP Subcommittee report, NICAP files.) [Kenmare, North Dakota, is located in the area of the Lima Flight Launch Facilities, Minuteman ICBM Complex, Malmstrom AFB, MT]

June 22, 1967; Danville, VA
9:30 p.m. EDT. A couple saw a central white light surrounded by alternating rows of revolving yellow lights or ports on a dark object. The object tipped 45 degrees, righted, hovered, and reversed direction before disappearing. (Letter dated 6/23/67, NICAP files.).

June 24, 1967; Austin, TX (BBU 11815)
3:12 a.m. Artist/UFO contactee Ray Stanford saw a solid, blue-white, elliptical object fly from NW to NE and stop, seemingly in response to flashlight signal, for 1.5 minutes. Object then continued along its original path at high speed and disappeared behind clouds. (Berliner, Project Blue Book files, National Archives.)
 
June 24, 1967; Trenton, ME
10:00 a.m. EDT. Two people saw a silver-gray, hat-shaped object hovering over the ocean about 500 feet from the shore. The object emitted vapor at its base. Finally it ascended into a fog bank, descended again farther away (maneuvered), then moved out of sight. (Fowler, 1974, p. 349.)

June 24, 1967; Warrenton, VA
11:00 p.m. EDT. Two people saw three small objects and a large object that was white, blue, green, and red colored (multicolored lights). Finally the three smaller objects merged with the larger one and disappeared after about an hour. (Pickrell report, NICAP files.)



June 24, 1967; Paso de los Libres, Argentina
At 10:00 pm in Paso de los Libres, policemen saw 8-10 bright lights that flew in formation over a military post at an estimated 15,000 feet altitude. (La Voz Del Interior 6/26/67, NICAP files.)

June 24, 1967; Asuncion, Paraguay
In Paraguay, Asuncion, many residents saw six objects in formation maneuvering over the city. Communications interference (EM effects) was reported by the airport control tower director. (Baltimore Sun 6/26/67,.copy in NICAP files.)

June14, 1967; Manchester, England
A group of International Sky Scouts in England saw a cigar-shaped object while engaging in a skywatch near London. In Manchester, five unidentified objects were observed making "gyrations and extraordinary maneuvers." (Baltimore Sun 6/26/67, copy in NICAP files.)

June 25, 1967; Harrisburg, PA
2:05 a.m. EDT. A couple saw a bright sparkling white light for 10-15 minutes about 10-20 feet above the ground, emitting a "low-pitched, constant droning sound." Dogs were barking and howling (animal reactions). The witnesses heard something like high-pitched voices coming from the object, As police approached, the object disappeared and the dogs quieted down. (Cook report, NICAP files.)

June 25, 1967; Wilmington, DE
9:30 p.m. A man saw a lens-shaped, metallic-appearing object (disc) with a "deck" and a "pole" (protrusion) at the rear. The object was estimated to be 100 feet in diameter, and had a 10-foot-thick black band around the rim. A red light that looked like an exhaust opening was visible. The red changed to green, orange, yellow, and back to red. The object passed over the house, turned about a half mile away, and came back over the house again before disappearing. (Phone call from witness, 7/20/67, NICAP files.)

June 26, 1967; Wailuku, Maui, Hawaii
8:40 a.m. HDT. A woman and her son saw a double disc (like one plate inverted on top of the other) that hovered and was observed through a 20x telescope. The object then moved rapidly to the east, returned, hovered briefly, then flew away rapidly to the south and disappeared into clouds. The sighting lasted 1-2 minutes. (Witness interviewed by Richard Hall who was visiting in Maui at the time; report in NICAP files.)    : 

June 27, 1967; Wichita, KS
It is difficult to say exactly what shape the object is.

June 27, 1967; Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
1:00 pm. CDT. A couple saw a glowing yellow object shaped like a large soup bowl (dome shaped). The object hovered about 300 feet over a service station, moved slowly, hovered again over a river, then disappeared below the tree line. (McPhillips report, NICAP files.)

June 28, 1967; Tehran, Iran
8:00 p.m. LT. Reportedly 10,000 people saw a bright round, glowing object three times larger than the full moon. It hovered, sped away, landed, and took off. (Tehran Yomiori, 7/1/67, NICAP files.)

June 29, 1967; Scotch Plains, NJ (BBU 11831)
1:30 a.m. Truck driver Damon Brown saw an oyster-shaped object 200 ft wide 25-30 ft thick with a huge red light at each end, one light on the bottom, and a row of blue lights along the bottom, which circled an aircraft, hovered, moved rapidly, then followed the witness' car for about 500 ft, veered S and departed at great speed. (Berliner)

June 29, 1967; Newington, CT
10:50 p.m. EDT. The 18-year-old daughter of an engineering instructor saw a luminous disc for 1 minute as it darted among clouds with abrupt motions. (Letter from witness' father dated 7/6/67, NICAP files.)

June 30, Rapid City, SD
2:00 a.m. MDT. Three patrolmen saw a large object with red. green, and white flashing lights (body lights) and windows that emitted light illuminating the ground. The object took off and hovered just above trees, exhibited jerky movements, landed again, the white light growing brighter as it neared the ground (luminosity/motion correlation). It then took off and flew away over a hill. (Rapid City Journal, 7/2/67, copy in NICAP files.)


July, early, 1967; Taipei, Taiwan
Time not reported. Personnel at Yuanshan Observatory saw a red, cigar-shaped object that flew low and fast to the southwest. They observed it through a telescope. A news agency reported that citizens in southern Taiwan saw the object again later that evening. (Pacific Stars & Stripes, 7/6/67, copy in NICAP files.)

July 3, 1967; Saginaw, MI
12:05 a.m. EDT. Two people saw a large bright object that emitted four smaller objects, each with an attached ray of light (light beam). At a certain point, these rays of light disappeared, and the four objects sped off in different directions and disappeared after about 3 minutes. (NICAP , report form, 7/18/67.)

July 3, 1967; Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Dr. J. Allen Hynek stated: "best daylight disc photograph I have personally investigated. That says it all! Warren Smith and two of his friends were returning from a weekend prospecting trip when they spotted the object. Smith grabbed the camera, and took two photos of the object. Definitely one of the best of the early days.

July 3, 1967; Nr. Richards-Gebauer AFB, MO
9:30 p.m. CDT. At least seven adults saw a highly reflective disc with three bright orange lights on the rim (body lights) approach from the northeast going on a southerly course. The object had a slight roll and pitch (oscillation) in its forward motion. It was visible for 3-4 minutes until it apparently exploded, dropping fragments to the ground. (Report submitted to University of Colorado UFO Study, copy in NICAP files.)

July 3, 1967; Durban, South Africa
Evening. Four people, including a retired U.S. Air Force major with missile tracking experience, saw an egg-shaped, bright orange, glowing light that hovered, moved erratically, and flashed. (Cape Argus 7/5/67, copy in NICAP files.)

July 4, 1967; Corning, CA
5:15 a.m. PDT. At least five witnesses from two independent locations saw an odd oblong, metallic-appearing object with a brilliant light on top and a smaller light on the bottom near the front (body lights). Two policemen and a businessman described it as a dark gray flattened sphere with a brilliant light beam on top directed upward, and a smaller and dimmer light on the bottom directed downward. A dark band circled the midsection. Two men north of Corning independently saw the object. The witnesses estimated a diameter of 50-100 feet. At first the object appeared to be hovering, then it moved slowly at a few hundred feet above the ground, finally picking up speed and disappearing from view to the south after being visible for about 10 minutes. (Corning Daily Observer, 7/6/67, UFO NICAP files; McDonald, 1968b, p. 74, reprinted in Vaughan, 1995, pp. 129-30.)

9:15 p.m. Docent Y. Krasuntsev and his son were resting near the Don River when they saw a half moon shaped object. They first noticed two luminous points that looked like artificial satellites. They moved to the southeast, making no sound. A shower of orange sparks flew out of one object and turned into a moon shape that went on flying. (Ref.3)

July 5, 1967; Harrisburg, PA
9:30 p.m. EDT. A woman saw a torpedo-shaped object with two bright white lights and three vertical lines of light toward the rear (body lights). The object was directly over the trees about 300 feet away, and as it approached two smaller red lights were seen. The object passed over the back yard about 40-50 feet off the ground, then turned 90 degrees to the south (maneuvered). The front end of the object raised,  and it climbed up and disappeared over a stadium. The witness said that she was "petrified" and insisted that her name be kept confidential. (Cook report, NICAP files.)

July 6, Palmer Park, MD
9:30 p.m. EDT. A 13-year-old girl saw an oval object with pointed ends (ellipse), a dome on top,  a red light at each end, and two rapidly blinking white lights in the center (body lights). It had what appeared to be a "tail" (appendage) on one side, and while hovering emitted light beams from top and bottom. [Compare to July 4, Corning, California.] The object moved slowly horizontally "tail first" making a buzzing noise, then shot straight up and disappeared after half an hour. (Telephone call 7/7/67, notes in NICAP files.)

July 6 or 7, Canyon Ferry, MT
Nr. midnight. A relative of NICAP member George Earley saw a bright cigar-shaped object with revolving lights of red, white, and blue, that hovered for 12 minutes (timed by watch). He looked away for a moment, and when he looked back the object was gone. (Letter to George Earley, 1/4/69.)

July 7, 1967; Kenora, Ontario, Canada
Evening. Air traffic controllers, while monitoring an eastbound Air Canada flight on radar, noticed an unidentified object moving at high speed toward Kenora. Later the same or a similar object was detected on the Kenora radar headed northeast. For three hours the object executed various maneuvers, including 180-degree turns, and twice followed Air Canada flights before resuming its northeast course and disappearing off the radar scope. (Good, 1987, p. 200.)

July  8, 1967; North Sea off English Coast
Time not reported. A ship captain and his crew saw a saturn-shaped object hovering over the sea. It then moved off until out of sight. (Letter from captain, NICAP files.)

July 10, 1967; Lizelia, MS (BBU 11869)
5:50 p.m. Golf pro Harold Washington (Capt., USMC Ret.) saw an object with a dome, the top gunmetal blue, the bottom the color of old lead, moving E, crossing the highway tilted upward to the right, then accelerated and disappeared into the clouds, with a swishing sound. (Berliner)  (Air Force unexplained case, Project Blue Book files, National Archives.)

July 9,1967; Harrisburg, PA
10:25 p.m. EDT. Two boys, 12 and 14, saw a round object with red lights on top and bottom and two bright white lights on the front, (body lights). The object approached about 60 feet off the ground with a fluttering motion and making a humming sound. Witnesses beamed a flashlight at the object, and it directed a white light beam onto the witnesses (light reaction), and then reversed course and disappeared. (The Evening News, Harrisburg, 7/12/67, copy in NICAP files; Cook report, NICAP files.)

July 11, 1967; Lone Butte, British Columbia, Canada
Evening. Witnesses saw 13 objects in units of three, with red and green blinking lights (body lights). One was seen to be saucer shaped. The objects shifted, bobbed, and weaved in the sky (maneuvered). They made droning noises when  hovering. Dogs, cattle and horses reacted (animal reactions). (Vancouver Sun, British Columbia, 7/27/67, copy in NICAP files.)

July 12, 1967; Irving, NJ
9:47 p.m. EDT. Three witnesses saw a solid disc with a thick rim and windows. Light was coming out of the windows. The object revolved and disappeared behind trees after 2-3 minutes. (NICAP report form.)

July 12, 1967; Bristol, VT
Bt. 10:00-11:00 p.m. EDT. Several witnesses saw a bright object with two sets of lights, some of them green (body lights). The object landed in a pasture about 500 feet from the witnesses. It appeared to grow in size, changed colors, and appeared to have landing gear. (Burlington Free Press, Vt., 7/14/67, copy in NICAP files.)

July 12, 1967; Orion, MI
Nr. midnight. A family saw two large orange; spheres that hovered over their driveway. One ball disappeared inside the other (objects merged), which then ascended and disappeared. (Pontiac Press, Mich., 7/14/67, copy in NICAP files.)

July 14, 1967; Palmerston North, New Zealand
1:30 a.m. LT. A youth saw a "ring of lights" (also described as a huge white oval light the length of a football field). The objects stopped (hovered) two or three times. It separated into smaller lights as it moved away. The lights were flashing and revolving. (Evening Standard 7/15/67, copy in NICAP files.)

July 14, 1967; Harrisburg, PA
10:30 p.m. EDT. Two couples, including an ex-military pilot, saw an orange ball (sphere) hovering at low altitude, clearly visible beneath a heavy overcast. (See July 12, Orion, Mich., orange spheres and following reports.) The object suddenly ascended into the clouds. (NICAP report form.)

July 15, 1967; San Jose, CA
2:00 a.m. PDT. Two people saw two bright lights that flew in parallel emitting a humming sound. (California NICAP Subcommittee report, NICAP files.)

July 15, 1967; Harrisburg, PA
10:30 p.m. EDT. A couple saw an object with a red light on one end and green light on the other, with a row of revolving flashing white lights on the top (body lights). The object moved slowly at low altitude until lost behind trees. A short time later, an orange glowing object approached and ascended into the sky. (Pennsylvania NICAP Subcommittee report, 9/15/67, NICAP files.)

July 15, 1967; Enola, PA
10:30 p.m. EDT. About 50 witnesses reported seeing an orange-red ball (see July 12, Orion, Mich., and July 14, Harrisburg, Pa.) that hung over the WHP radio towers, moved toward a mountain, hovered again, then dropped out of sight behind the mountain. (Cook report, NICAP files.)

July 15, 1967; Silver Spring, MD
11:30 p.m. EDT. An MIT graduate and retired Army engineer saw a small cylinder (estimated 4 feet long and 1 foot diameter) made of material like clear plastic with lighted grillwork and an open top. Initially, the object approached in the sky as a red light. It descended slowly to within 6 feet of the street and about 50 feet from the witness, then rose to clear a nearby building and ascended into the sky. (Phone call from witness, 8/26/67, NICAP files.) [The description and motions for the most part fit exactly with those of a hoax hot-air balloon device common at the time, made of a plastic laundry bag or similar material with suspended candles or flares.]

July15, 1967; Kirkwood, MO
10:30 p.m. CDT (11:30 p.m. EDT). A chemist and other witnesses saw a luminous orange sphere (see above reports) at tree-top level. The object slowly ascended, then broke in half. Each half broke into two pieces and their light went out (multiple lights/objects). Another bright light sped over the trees 20 minutes later, and still another brighter light sped over the trees changing color from red to yellow to green 30 minutes later. An officer at Scott AFB said about 50 calls had been received about the lights. (Epstein letter, NICAP files.)

July16, 1967; Lovelock, NV
Time not reported. Three miners reported a honeycomb-shaped object with windows and with glowing lights inside. First seen on the ground (landed), the object then ascended vertically. No marks were found on the ground. (Reno Evening Gazette, Nev., 7/20/67, copy in NICAP files.)

V.N. Chernyavski and his wife, with N. Ognevoy and S. Voronov, were close to the shore when they saw a yellow-rose disk-shaped object moving from west to east in the sky from the direction of the sea. It passed behind some clouds. The witness had the time to take a two-kopek coin from his pocket and he observed that the coin covered the object exactly when held at arm's length. (Ref. 30

July 17, 1967; Newville, PA
1:00 a.m. EDT. Three people saw a round object (10-15 feet diameter) with a bright orange hue. (See above reports.) The interior appeared to be partly visible, and a creature or being of some kind was seen within it. The object performed a variety of maneuvers, included pacing a car twice, hovering, and approaching a house. (NICAP report form and letter from Pennsylvania NICAP Subcommittee, 8/29,67, NICAP files.) [Note: There are three towns named Newville in Pennsylvania, one each in Bucks, Cumberland, and Lancaster Counties. The first is about 170 miles from Washington, D.C, and the other two are about 120 miles.]

July 17, 1967; Washington, DC
2:00 a.m. EDT. A witness saw a "blob" described as yellow and "rosy gold" (i.e., red-orange) that contracted and expanded in one spot until it disappeared after 10 minutes. (Phone call to NICAP)

July 17, Belfast, Northern Ireland
Evening. Two silver-suited humanoids emerged from a craft and entered the woods. They returned and drifted back into the craft. (Flying Saucer Review, Nov.-Dec. 1967, p. 31.

11:00 p.m. L.V.  Antonova, an editor with the publishing house "Thought", and T.I. Dantseva, fellow of the Kurchatov scientific institute, observed a strange object along with four other people. The weather was clear at the time. The object looked like a flat disk with shining edge, flying at an altitude of some 350 feet at the speed of a propeller aircraft. (Ref. 3)


July 18, 1967; Miami, FL
10:20 p.m. EDT. Seven witnesses saw an orange, yellow, and red (red-orange) glowing oval, apparently translucent, pass by at an estimated altitude of less than 500 feet. This was followed about 10 minutes later by a similar object that was at a somewhat higher altitude. The sightings lasted 1 to 2 minutes. One of the witnesses was a World War II flier. (NICAP report form, Stokesberry report, NICAP files.)

July 19, 1967; Webster City, IA
11:30 p.m. CDT. Two brothers saw a circular object with a large white light in the middle, two red lights and two green , lights along the outer edge (body lights). The shape was discernible only with binoculars. The object approached at low altitude, passed overhead, made a tight U-turn (maneuvered) and returned, hovered, and moved away slowly. (Letter : received 12/26/67, NICAP files.)

July 19, 1967; Enderby, British Columbia, Canada
10:00 p.m. PDT. A Pacific Western Airlines pilot flying at 14,000 feet sighted a pink object that zigzagged through the clouds, hovered, then disappeared. He reported the sighting to the Royal Canadian Air Force. (Vancouver Sun, B.C., 7/25/67, copy in NICAP files.)

July 20, 1967; Titusville, FL
9:15 p.m. EDT. A woman and her daughter saw a bell-shaped object with a dull metal finish and five square windows. An intense white light came from the inside. A humanoid with slim torso, an egg-shaped head, and long rubbery-looking arms was visible at one of the windows, and "shadowy movements" were seen in other windows. The object moved slowly past the witnesses' home about 200 feet away and 60-70 feet off the ground. (NICAP report form; Florida NICAP Subcommittee report, 8/11/67, NICAP files.)

July 20, 1967; Summerdale, PA
10:45 p.m. EDT. Three people saw a round green light hovering over the WHP radio towers. The light turned red and descended to 200 feet above the ground. An intense white light came on and the red light disappeared. Finally the object moved away and disappeared behind the tree line. (Cook report, NICAP files.)

July 20, 1967; Jewfish Creek,  FL
11:30 p.m. EDT. A woman (Barbara Fawcett) driving alone saw a large light in her rear-view mirror apparently following the car. The burning yellow light seemed to be floating 6-8 feet off the ground, and it stayed over the road. She accelerated to 100 mph as the light overtook her car and seemed to a be about to land on top of it. As a car approached in the opposite direction, the object emitted a bright yellow glow that lit the road and then disappeared.

July 21, 1967; Jewfish Creek [Homestead?], FL (BBU)
2:30 a.m. Barbara Fawcett [Faucett?], 18, and her sister saw a yellow "jagged" object rise above a swamp and land on a hill. USAF investigators found a very large scorched area at the spot. (Vallée Magonia 858; APRO July 1967; FUFOR Index) Same as Pompano Beech, FL, Cat. 4. Dog in car fearful at low flying light (Woodward, The South Dade News Leader, 8/2/67, copy in NICAP files; U.F.O. Investigator, Oct. 1967, p. 4; Sparks, 2001, from ' Vallee, 1969, p. 858; APRO Bulletin, July 1967.)

July 23, 1967; Popponessett Beach, MA (BBU)
Mr. And Mrs. McEnroe. (Hynek-CUFOS-Willy Smith files; FUFOR Index)

July 25, 1967; Garrison, ND
Round, blue-white object hovered near missile site, animals reacted. Object started, stopped, moved up and down; changed color to red when accelerating (section VI).

July 25, 1967; Garrison, ND
10:30 p.m. CDT. A farm family saw a luminous object that moved erratically, both horizontally and vertically, almost touching the ground at times. The object was round or top-shaped with a well-defined edge. It was blue-white when moving slowly and bright red at faster speed (color change/speed correlation). Animal reactions by dogs and cattle initially alerted the witnesses. An object of this description had been repeatedly sighted in the area near a Minuteman Missile site for 8-9 months. (Hall, 2001, pp. 212-13; NICAP Report Form and North Dakota subcommittee report, NICAP files; U.F.O. Investigator, Vol. IV, No. 2, Oct. 1967, p. 4.) [Near Minot AFB, Minuteman ICBM Complex]
 
July 25, 1967; Southern part of State, MI
11:30 p.m. EDT (10:30 p.m. CDT). A woman and several teenagers about 1,200 miles to the southeast reported a very similar phenomenon. They saw 5-6 objects radiating bright white lights "wobbling" over a field. When a plane flew into the area, the objects (lights) rapidly disappeared after turning bright red (color change/speed correlation). As the color changed, dogs in the area howled (animal reactions). (Stinson letter, NICAP files.)

July 26, Rowley, MA
11:15 p.m. EDT. A woman looked out her bedroom window when she heard a loud whining, whirring sound and saw a glowing orange object in the sky. Others in the neighborhood also saw and heard the object. Seven miles away to the northwest, the superintendent of a military school heard a loud intermittent whistling sound, but could not find the source. (Fowler, 1974, pp. 151-52, 349.)

July 26, Dauphin, PA
11:20 p.m. EDT. A woman saw a red light hovering near her house and illuminating the interior of her house. The color changed to white and then to rose, and the light seemed to rotate as the color changed. TV interference was reported (EM effects). (Pennsylvania NICAP Subcommittee report, 10/4/67, NICAP files.)

July 27, 1967; Farmville, NC
12:30 a.m. EDT.  Two witnesses saw an orange-yellow, "tri-level" object with lights coming from the upper area, apparently from within. The object appeared to be spinning. It hovered, crossed the highway, and was joined by three other objects (rendezvous). (Greenville Reflector, N.C., 7/28/67, copy in NICAP files.)

July 27, 1967; Newton, NH
1:00 a.m. EDT. Three people, including an electronics technician and former Air Force radar operator, and a laboratory technician and former Navy radar operator, saw an orange-red star-like light that began to move. Through a telescope they could see an elongated oval object with bright white lights at front and rear (body lights). Other red and white body lights were visible, a string of white lights along the side flashing in sequence. When a flashlight was shone at it, the object responded by reversing direction without a turn and flashing its lights back in the same sequence (light reaction). When a jet approached the object, its lights disappeared until the aircraft had passed (aircraft avoidance). Afterwards the object reappeared as a brilliant white oval. Additional signals were flashed at it, and the object responded in kind. After responding to a pattern of four light flashes, the object disappeared behind trees. (Fowler report, 8/14/67, NICAP files; NICAP report forms; U.F.O. Investigator, Vol. IV, No. 2, Oct. 1967, p. 3; Fowler, 1974, pp. 152-55, 349.)

July 27, 1967; Alexandria-Leesville, LA
2:00 a.m. EDT. Throughout several states, distress calls were heard on Citizen's Band radio from a pilot whose plane reportedly crashed. The pilot said that a red glowing object with a bright glow toward the tail approached the side of the aircraft and then the tail, forcing the aircraft down. The Civil Aeronautics Board reported a plane down and the pilot killed, but to the northeast of this area and at 8:00 pm on July 27. No apparent follow-up investigation report. (Shreveport Times, LA., 7/28/67, copy in NICAP files.)

July 28, 1967; Gilroy, CA.
Oval object approached fire lookout tower, hovered, illuminated ground (section IX).

July 28, 1967; Pacheco Pass (Gilroy), CA
9:30 p.m. PDT. A state forestry employee at a fire lookout tower saw an oval blue-white light coming toward him at low altitude, a dark band visible around the middle (see July 4, Corning, Calif.). A bright white light also was visible on the top (body lights). The object alternately hovered and moved around, circling the fire tower. At one point it emitted a blue-white light beam which illuminated the ground. As the object circled the tower, the citizen's band radio emitted a variable pitch whining noise (EM effects), interfering with any effort to communicate. Finally the object accelerated and sped away leaving a comet-like trail behind it. (NICAP report form; U.F.O, Investigator, Vol. IV, No. 2, October1967, p. 3; Gillmor, 1969, case 28.)

July 29, 1967; Arnold, CA
1:00 a.m. PDT. Two witnesses saw an orange light "like a ball of fire" that approached from the horizon. It stopped (hovered), changed color to white, ascended slowly, changed direction (maneuvered), and continued ascending. After the color change, it moved in a "pulsating fashion as though leaping through space." (NICAP report form.)

July 29, 1967; Olympia, WA
9:00 p.m. PDT. A woman saw an oval light, sometimes silver and sometimes red and blue, that descended suddenly, hovered moved laterally, then descended until lost behind the horizon. A light ray (light beam) was seen between the object and the horizon before it disappeared. (Civil Defense report form, 8/28/67, NICAP files.)

July 30, 1967; Kernville, CA (BBU)
Petyak. (McDonald list; FUFOR Index)

9:15 p.m. I. Kosov, his wife and farmer P.I. Marchenko saw a dark red disk flying from the southwest to the northeast. The witness had time to count to forty-two before the object disappeared. (Ref. 3)

July 31, 1967; Churchville, NY
10:15 p.m. EDT. A witness driving a truck saw a round object with extended sides and green light underneath (body lights), on or near the ground. The witness shone the truck headlights on the object and saw two midget-like men (humanoids) in shiny black uniforms board the object, which took off straight up. (Rochester Democrat & Chronicle, N.Y., 8/3/67, copy in NICAP files; APRO Bulletin, July-Aug. 1967, p. 7.) (Hall, 1964-1967, pages 474-482, Vol. II, The UFO Evidence)

Late July or Early August, 1967; Wurzburg, West Germany
9:00 p.m. LT.  A glowing, round, pale yellow object that sometimes pulsated, moved slowly and precisely in a pattern over a military facility was seen by many witnesses. The object rose vertically and hovered at high altitude when an aircraft passed by (aircraft avoidance), then returned to the original flight pattern. Radar contact with an unidentified object was reported. (Campbell letter, 8/31/67, NICAP files.)

Aug., No date given, 1967; Venice, CA
Daytime, PDT.  A summer school class and teacher saw a disc-shaped object that was making a loud roaring noise. The object moved directly overhead, now making a sound like an "electronic police car siren." It moved in a corkscrew fashion over the school, hovered, making the roaring sound again. Witnesses went indoors as the noise was hurting their ears. (Amos letter, 9/26/68, NICAP files.)

Aug. 1, 1967; Chester, PA
9:00 p.m. EDT. The wife and daughter of a pastor saw three red, metallic-appearing, saucer-shaped objects with domes and portholes. Two were in the north, and a third approached from the north, brightened and changed color to white as it neared. It then flew at tree-top level and hovered at low altitude near the witnesses. Finally it climbed fast and disappeared. The object was estimated to be about the size of a two-engine plane. (WXUR News report, copy in NICAP files.)


Aug. 3, 1967; Caracus, Venezuela
11:30 p.m. LT. A 3-foot-tall being (humanoid) emerged from a hovering, luminous disc and took gravel samples. (APRO Bulletin, Sept.-Oct. 1967, p. 12.)

Aug. 3, 1967; Sawyer, ND
11:30 p.m. CDT. Two men saw a small white glowing object like a "light bulb" that flew from west to east, disappearing behind hills. The object reappeared at about 100 feet altitude, hovered over a wheat field and slowly landed. The light went out, then it reappeared and slowly rose to about 50 feet and sped off, reappearing briefly before disappearing for good after about an hour. (North Dakota NICAP Subcommittee report, NICAP report form.) [Sawyer, North Dakota, approximately12 miles SE of Minot, North Dakota, is in the area of the Beta Flight Launch Facilities, Minot AFB, Minuteman ICBM Complex.] 
 
Aug. 4, 1967; La Guaira, Federal District, Venezuela
Morning. A lawyer who was fishing from a boat saw a gray-blue, double-saucer (Saturn-shaped) object with a rotating ring around the circumference and triangular windows. The ring was red and blue. At first he saw the surface of the sea violently disturbed (environmental effects), then the object emerged from underwater, hovered just above the surface with water dripping off of it, then slowly moved off and up, suddenly accelerating into the sky until lost from sight. (El Universal, Caracas, 8/20/67, 8/28/67 copies in NICAP files; U.F.O. Investigator, March 1968, p. 5.)

Aug. 4, 1967; Stoke-On-Trent, Kidsgrove, Staffordshire, England
11:00 p.m. LT (7:00 p.m. EDT). Four witnesses saw a bright metallic-appearing disc with bright red dome moving from northeast to the south. Visible around the perimeter of the underside were 15-20 bright red rotating lights. The object changed direction to the west, stopped, hovered for a few seconds, then sped away to the west. No sound was heard.

Aug. 4, 1967; Syracuse, NY
9:20 p.m. EDT. Four people saw a bell-shaped object with a horizontal row of red lights around the top, a series of white lights near the middle, and white-green light coming from the bottom (body lights). A loud roar was heard at the beginning of the sighting. The object hovered, maneuvered, and eventually accelerated out of sight. (Lorczak letter, NICAP files.)

Aug. 4, 1967; Philpot, KY
Nr. midnight. A man saw an object the size and shape of a large can (cylinder). Following a "squealing sound" and a slight explosion, it went straight up with flame coming from the bottom (exhaust). The object leveled off about 50-100 feet off the ground and flew away to the southeast. A scorched area 20 feet in diameter was found in the bean field where the object was seen (physical traces), and a sample was sent to NICAP. Investigation found no evidence of a hoax. (Christol letter, NICAP files.)

Aug. 5, 1967; Eglin Air Force Base, FL
6:40 p.m. CDT.  A man saw three whitish oval objects approach Eglin at high speed in a V-formation. They stopped abruptly, hovered over the base at the radar station, then accelerated out over the Gulf of Mexico. The departure course appeared to follow the path of a radio navigation beam. (Hunkins letter, NICAP files.)

8:50 p.m. Y.G. Solovyev, his wife and his son observed a ring-shaped object flying across the sky. An airliner flying at an altitude of 1,200 feet would have fit inside this ring. It was observed for over ten minutes in the western part of the sky. (Ref. 3)

Aug. 6, 1967; San Bernadino, Venezuela
Approx. 2:00 a.m. LT. Two sleeping witnesses were awakened by a small being with a large head (humanoid) wearing a "rubber suit." The being jumped out a window toward an object outside that had blinding, multicolored lights. Investigators found scrape marks and footprints (physical traces) at the site. (El Universal, 8/8/67, and El Mundo, 8/9/67, copies in NICAP files.)

Aug. 6, 1967; Wyoming Flats, PA
3:30 p.m. EDT. Six witnesses saw a shiny metal-like, saucer-shaped object about 3  feet in diameter descend from above high tension lines with a buzzing sound. The object gave off a red glow as it descended, landed, then shot back up and away to the east. Investigators found a 5-foot diameter burned area, but it was possibly due to a farmer burning brush. (Unidentified clipping and Bufalino report, 8/9/67, NICAP files.)

Aug.6, 1967; Mexico City, Mexico
8:17 p.m. LT. Airport control tower personnel and others saw 10 yellow-orange-red objects moving in close formation going south to north. The objects changed formation (maneuvered) as they passed over the airport. (Ramos letter, 8/8/67, NICAP files.)

8:40 p.m. An object shaped like a sharply outlined asymmetrical crescent flew over the mountain astronomical station of the Academy of Sciences. The object was slightly smaller than the moon, about twenty minutes of arc, with a color described as reddish by some observers, yellow for others. It flew from west to east about twenty degrees above the horizon, moving from the Big Dipper to Cassiopeia in about thirty seconds, at a uniform speed. The witnesses were A.A. Sazonov, a specialist in the ionosphere; V.A. Tsion of the Leningrad Polytechnical Institute, and seven members of a biological expedition. (Ref. 3)


3:00 p.m. Mr. Lytkiny and his wife were on vacation resting by the shore of a lake, when they saw a fast-moving oval object. It was milky white, with some small black rods arranged randomly on its surface. It suddenly moved sharply to the right and up, then to the left and downward. It then resumed its continuous path toward the Carpathians. A few minutes later a second object appeared and went through similar evolutions. (Ref. 3)

Aug.10, 1967; Harrisburg, PA
9:40 p.m. EDT. A top official with a telephone company saw a huge object, estimated 75 feet long, that was hovering about 125 feet over a field. It was an elongated, diamond-shaped object with white lights at each end, a red light on one side, a blue-green light on the other side (body lights), and a girder-type structure in the middle. The object began pacing the witness' vehicle, then crossed the highway and continued pacing on the opposite side before departing. (Pennsylvania NICAP Subcommittee report, NICAP files; U.F.O. Investigator, Vol. IV, No. 3, Nov.-Dec. 1967, p. 3.)

August 11, 1967; Little Rock, AS 
Aug. 11, 1967; Churchtown, PA
11:00 p.m. EDT. Two people saw a cigar-shaped object with a row of lights along its length that flashed in sequence (body lights). The object seemed to be as big as an aircraft and maneuvered erratically. (Pennsylvania NICAP Subcommittee report, 9/7/67, NICAP files.)

Aug. 11, 1967; Enola, PA
Time not reported. Two men saw a glowing object, with a light beam, that moved slowly in a rectangular pattern at low altitude, then accelerated upward and out of sight. At one point the witnesses drove to within one-half block of the object. (Pennsylvania NICAP Subcommittee report, 9/7/67, NICAP files.)

Aug. 12, 1967; Ogema, WI
2:30 a.m. CDT. A couple saw a glowing object with a light beam for 2-1/2 hours. Barking dogs (animal reaction) alerted the witnesses. The object was hovering and the beam of light was directed toward a farm building near the witnesses. They heard sounds like someone walking during the sighting and a generator-like sound near the end. (Unidentified newspaper clipping, 10/27/67, NICAP files.)

Aug. 12, 1967; Barrie, Ontario, Canada
9:15 a.m. EDT. A man saw two dark-colored, elongated objects that hovered, started moving, banked, and accelerated, out of sight leaving a red trail. An aircraft passed beneath the objects during the sighting. (NICAP report form.)

Aug.14, 1967; Walnut Creek, CA
10:30 p.m. PDT. Four people saw a boomerang-shaped object with a white light on the front and a green light on the rear (body lights). The object was dull gray and apparently solid. It glided slowly along a low-altitude, horizontal path. (NICAP report forms.)

Aug.16, 1967; El Dorado Hills, CA
9:30 p.m. PDT. Two witnesses saw two saucer-shaped objects with flashing red and white body lights. The objects hovered in separate parts of the sky, suddenly accelerated out of sight leaving a "trail of light" on departure. (Sacramento Bee, Calif., 8/18/67, NICAP files.)

Aug.18, 1967; Mechanicsburg, PA
10:20 p.m. EDT. A woman saw a horizontal row of blinking red and white lights. They appeared to hover, and then moved off and disappeared behind a mountain. A high-pitched hum was heard that diminished as the object moved away. (Pennsylvania NICAP Subcommittee report, 9/7/67, NICAP files.)

Aug.19, 1967; Greensboro, NC
5:30 a.m. EDT. A man saw a sphere with triangular fin-like projections . The object moved erratically and appeared to "bounce," approaching the witness. At one point it made a U-turn in the space of its own diameter, before eventually moving off. (Witness letter, 8/23/67, NICAP files.) 

Aug.19, 1967; Chambersburg, PA
9:45 p.m. EDT. Two men saw a white light hovering over a field and maneuvered their car to illuminate the area. In their headlights they saw a small creature (humanoid) with unusual hands and dressed in shiny clothing. A variably pitched whine was heard on the car radio (EM effects) during the sighting. (Pennsylvania NICAP Subcommittee report, 10/4/67, NICAP files)

Aug. 23, 1967; Hamilton County, IN
Landing report. Source and details unknown.

Aug. 23, 1967; Joyceville, Ontario, Canada
4:00 a.m. EDT. A man drove down a side road to investigate a green light he saw in a field. His headlights illuminated a large, metallic-appearing disc on or near the ground. It was shaped like an inverted bowl and had three legs. The witness saw three beings about 3-4 feet tall and wearing helmets (humanoids). They appeared to be gathering specimens. When the beings noticed the witness, they "flew" (floated) into the object and it took off silently at high speed. Burn marks and impressions (physical traces) were found at the site. Reportedly, the police at nearby Perth had a similar sighting. (Hall, 2001, p. 480; MUFON UFO Journal, August 1987, p. 19.)

Aug. 23, 1967; Porthill, Newcastle-Under-Lyme, Staffordshire, England
11:00 p.m. LT (7:00 p.m. EDT). A bright yellow-white elongated oval object was observed hovering in the northeast sky, sharply outlined and solid appearing. The yellowish glow pulsated or flickered in brightness. A light beam extended upward from its center. The object bobbed up and down like a yo-yo, passing in front of a cloud at one point and remaining visible for 30 minutes. Means of disappearance not reported. (Stanway and Pace, 1968, p. 6.)

Aug. 23, 1967; Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
9:45 p.m. EDT (8:45 p.m. EDT). A commercial pilot saw a series of white lights that flashed on and off at 1-2 second intervals. Ground radar showed a target at the approximate location of the lights, and said that the object was in the sky and lower than 50,000 feet. The pilot lost sight of the lights after about a minute, but Halifax radar tracked the objects as they moved from 36 to 16 miles from the aircraft and the blips were still on radar after the aircraft continued on its way. The object also was reported by a separate ground witness. (Letter from witness, 8/31/67, NICAP files; U.F.O. Investigator, Vol. IV, No. 2, Oct. 1967, p. 1; Weinstein, 1999, p. 36, from Flammonde, 1976.)




Sept., 1967 (Date unknown); White Pine, MI
Cat. 4. Dog unaffected by hovering disc.

Sept., No date, 1967; Drumheller, Alberta, Canada
Time not reported. A couple saw an object like two saucers rim to rim (disc) that swooped down toward their car so that the witnesses expected a collision. Then it moved up into the sky and flew away. (Calgary Albertan, 10/18/67, NICAP files.)

Sept., No date, 1967; Taber, Alberta, Canada
Evening. A truck driver saw a green oval object with double decks (like two flattened bells, one above the other) hovering near the ground. It appeared as big as a truck and almost close enough to touch. Beeps were heard over the truck radio during the sighting and the engine died (EM effects). (Calgary Herald, 9/5/67, copies in NICAP files.)

Sept., No date, 1967; DeSoto, MO
12:30 a.m. CDT. Two couples saw five round objects with flashing, multi-colored lights. The objects circled and maneuvered rapidly in the sky. Barking dogs (animal reactions) first attracted the witnesses' attention to the objects. (DeSoto Press Times, 9/25/67, NICAP files.)


Sept. 2, 1967; Bentilee, Stoke-On-Trent, Staffordshire, England
9:15 p.m. LT (5:15 p.m. EDT). Several witnesses watched an orange disc with bright red glowing dome as it flew low overhead and apparently landed in a field about 400 yards away. No sound was heard, but one witness felt "wind" as it passed overhead. A fiery glow was seen in the field at the apparent landing site. Police were called, but the light disappeared. Later police and others saw a luminous object rise from the field, hover, then disappear "in a fraction of a second." A complex case with many facets. (Stanway and Pace, 1968, pp. 11,13, 40-43; witness interview transcripts 46i-46xii.)

Sept. 3, 1967; Rockport, MA
1:00 a.m. EDT. Many witnesses saw two yellow-orange lights that were stationary  in  the sky and blinking off and on randomly. Police radar reportedly suffered interference (EM effects) at the time of the sighting. (Massachusetts NICAP Subcommittee report, 9/12/67, NICAP files.)

Sept. 3, 1967; Edina, MN
5:07 p.m. CDT. A man saw a silver sphere that approached an incoming aircraft on an apparent collision course. The object passed above the aircraft at close range and disappeared in the distance. It appeared to be about one-fourth the size of the plane and traveling twice as fast. (NICAP report form.)

9:17 p.m. N.N. Pronin, senior editor with the "Mysl" publishing house in Moscow, accompanied by his wife, saw a white, crescent-shaped object fly over from the northeast to the southwest along a straight line at an altitude of about 2,500 feet. The object moved with the convex part facing forward. The weather was clear. (Ref. 3)
 
Sept. 5, 1967; Port Townsend, WA
2:00 a.m. PDT. Four witnesses saw a white, dome-shaped object come from behind a hill and appear to land on a golf course. A burned ring (physical traces) was found on the golf course next day. (Port Townsend Leader, 9/7/67, copy in NICAP files.)

Sept. 5, 1967; Nantwich, Cheshire, England
8:55 p.m. LT (4:55 p.m. EDT). Two witnesses saw a brilliant white oval, its light flickering, hovering in the northeast sky. After about 2 minutes, the object began moving, accelerated rapidly and disappeared in the west. No sound was heard. (Stanway and Pace, 1968, p. 14.)

Sept. 5, 1967; Waterford, CT
9:40 p.m. EDT. A man saw a dark, metallic-appearing, cigar-shaped object with a red glow at one end and a white light at the other (body lights). As the object crossed the sky, a bright white light flashed three times amid the red glow. (NICAP report form.)

Sept. 6, 1967; Meier, Stoke-On-Trent, Staffordshire, England
9:50 p.m. LT. Several witnesses saw a vertically oriented "sausage-shaped cloud" in the eastern sky, behind which a light flashed for about 20 seconds at irregular intervals. A bright, glowing orange oval then emerged from the "cloud" and headed southeast at "fantastic speed." A light again flashed in the cloud for about 10 seconds, then stopped. Scattered clouds, dull moonlight. Mode of disappearance of the "cloud", not reported. (Stanway and Pace, 1968, pp. 14-15.)

Sept. 8, 1967; Newton, NH
10:30 p.m. EDT. Four people saw a Saturn-shaped object with two white lights on its leading edge. Pinkish lights were visible along its rim, and a red light on top (body lights). The object crossed the sky, returned, and crossed again, and apparently responded to lights flashed by witnesses (light reaction). These same witnesses had a similar sighting on July 27. (Massachusetts NICAP Subcommittee report, NICAP files; Fowler, 1974, p. 349.)



Oct. 21, 1967; Blytheville AFB, Arkansas (BBU)
Oct. 26, 1967; Portland, UK
Cylinder with four arms over nuclear plant, A-R.

November 22, 1967 - Saunders Gives Copy of Low Memo to Keyhoe

Important event regarding University of Colorado UFO project (2) under AF contract takes place. At this December 12 meeting, Dr. David Saunders, Norman Levine and Robert Low's Administrative Assistant, Mary Lou Armstrong were surprised to hear that James McDonald knew about the Low Memo, apparently from Donald Keyhoe, so they decided to give him a copy so he would at least know for certain exactly what it said and not have to rely on hearsay.  McDonald briefly mentioned the memo in his own lengthy 7-page critique of the Project sent to Low himself on Jan 31, 1968, and this is what got Saunders and Levine fired a week later, on Feb. 8, 1968. (Sparks)