A Vover La Jolla reported disc saucer observation — October 3, 1957

Reported inter as sufficient evidence of a flight. The text contained in the document is as follows: AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT SUBJECT: Unidentified Flying Object PLACE: San Diego, California DATE-TIME GROUP: 16 Nov 1957 - 1230L DETAILS: (Summary of events or report, give significance or analysis, and conclusions) Attached UFOB report from Commander's Natal 2257, Pacific Air Force, U.S. 15176 SUBJECT: UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT On 6 Nov 1957 at 17-45 to 18-20 an UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT was observed overhead at La Jolla, California. The object was observed by many persons, including the writer, and was visible for about 35 minutes. AS MANY AS 3 SUCH OBJECTS REPORTED FOR AFFEOE AT 29 TO 30 (39 AS HEGHTS & AP?ARENTLY CLIMBING TO HIGHER ALTITUDES REPEATEDLY AS OBSERVER WAS CONVINCED THEY WERE NOT BALLOOITS, AIRCRAFT OR SATELLITES. REPORT SIGHTED ATTACK OR LIGHTS AS: UNUSUAL LUMINOUS PHENOMENON. ALL DETAILS OF SIGHTING SO FAR AS CAN BE ASCERTAINED ARE AS FOLLOWS: PILOT SIGHTED ATTACK OF LIGHTS AS: UNUSUAL OCCURRENCE. DESCRIPTION: OBJECT OR PHENOMENON WAS REPORTED AS SERIES OF SLOWLY MOVING REDDISH LIGHTS. IT MOVED SLOWLY TOWARD OCEAN, THEN REVERSED DIRECTION AND MOVED INLAND. SUBJECT SAUCER CASE CODE: 6-1-16 DATE REPORT RECEIVED: 12 NOV 1957 DETAILED ACCOUNT AS FOLLOWS: ON 3 OCT 1957, AT ABOUT 9:20 PM, VISUAL OBSERVATION OF LUMINOUS DISC, YELLOWISH-GREEN COLOR, ESTIMATED TO BE 40 TO 50 FEET IN DIAMETER, FLYING AT AN ESTIMATED SPEED OF 1000 KNOTS. OBJECT DISAPPEARED IN NW DIRECTION.