40N73W Pacific unidentified aerial event — November 1963

Cirle county aviation police reported seeing the strangedual lights in the sky over their air base. A number of local center nurses reported seeing the same lights in the sky, The strange lights were first observed moving slowly and erratically, first high and then low in the sky. The strange lights were also observed by a non-commissioned officer in the U.S Army at a nearby military installation in the area. He said the lights appeared to be high in the sky and moved in a very strange and erratic manner. June Merry, all saw the strange lights as they drove home from the Center on Nov. The nurses said the lights appeared to be high in the sky, red and white in color, and moved in a strange and erratic manner, unlike any known aircraft, they stated. After seeing the lights, the nurses reported their observations to the Michigan State Police and to the Office of Special Investigations at Selfridge Air Force Base. A Constance Andrei, an executive in the Detroit area, said she and three other persons saw similar lights in the sky on Nov. The lights, she said, hovered and then darted off in different directions, just as described by the nurses. Detroit Junior Live Object Sighted 11-9-63 (Continued from Page One) They said the object came low over the trees and appeared to be a "fiery object". The object flashed its light and then it would go out. When, as it came closer, they saw that it was larger than it had first appeared to be.