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FLYING SAUCER ifIN DISPLAYNTW YORK: Three control | ctower officials at Hamilton Air Force Has?. California, yesterday t reported a ’flying saucer tThey sa'd that a dtsc-shapod object* dived flv? tmes over ithe base approaching it at altitudes of between 2000 and 5000 f.et. sheeting a blue flame.The men sold they followed the disc's coun*? with binoculars.One of them. Corporal Roger Pryor, sold: At first I thought it it was a f8ll!ng star, but It didn’t c fail. It kept on goingITS Air Forte Intelligence officer? questioner the three tower p officers all the morning. iI • adquarters of the Fourth r Air Force at Hr.nu ton F.e u t would not comment They said ? I that a report was being sent to \ Wash ng ton. j (The three raen said at a Press confe -enc* that they could not I i j discern ttv exact shape of the g object, and they heard no sound.
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Glen Innes Examiner
Glen Innes, New South Wales, AU
Fri, Jun 23, 1950
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