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SUMMER:FALL 2014
Summer:Fall 2014 -- PICTURES OF THE WEEK: From 1952, photographs and depictions of unidentified aerial phenomenon. Top: Painting by Mrs. Lincoln LaPaz of a mysterious "green fireball". Second: One of five pictures claimed taken in Brazil. Third: Four photos of a claimed flying disc taken in France. Fourth: Water color submitted to the New York Post by 16-year old Rita Acuna of a July 25, 1952 sighting from Bronx, New York. Fifth: Air Force gun camera film frames of object over Bellefontaine, Ohio. Sixth: Life Magazine reproduction of photo taken by Coast Guardsman Shell Alpert. Seventh: From the files of Project Blue Book, sketch of the path of an object reported by dozens of witnesses at a Bakersfield, California drive-in movie theater. Eighth: From the files of Project Blue Book, sketch of an object reported by William Squyres. Ninth: One of three photos taken by Metropolitan Group news photographer Wallace Litwin on September 20, 1952 while aboard the USS Roosevelt during Operation Mainbrace. Tenth: Eugene Lemon and Kathleen May after appearing on television show to tell of their claimed encounter in Sutton, West Virginia. Eleventh: Sketch of an object and occupant claimed sighted in Italy. Eleventh: Illustration for True Magazine article authored by Pan American World Airways pilots William Nash and William Fortenberry telling of their 1952 encounter.
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