33 58N164 14E Pacific reported cigar cylinder observation — November 18, 1964

These might apparitions, strange to say, stopped during the winter season, except for rare occasions (for instance the night of 4 February 1965 - 20 hours). On 11 July 1964, 1300 hours, a spherical UFO descended over the sea in Front of Radicosa (a small locality from Savona) on the road to Bick, France, noiseless, rotating, causing a rapid plunge to about 100 meters above sea level, and disappearing again with a tremendous roar from the horizon. On 22 September 1964, a large silvery object, at an approximate height of 1300 meters hovered above the city from 6 to 11 p.m. Such lights were observed on 30 October 1964 and the second time about a week later as exactly 21 hours on both occasions. Once before while I was looking out a window one of these lights had passed in front of me in a diagonal direction from the roof. These unidentified aircraft seem strangely interested in the activities of large SAC boys who fly over our heads will already have reported something along these lines. Florence Rosenburgh of Grand Valley, Pennsylvania, saw a bright ball of light hovering very fast about 100 feet above a nearby bam. A local saucer investigator came the following day with a Geiger counter and detected a radioactive count five times normal in the area. NO CASE (Information Only) SIGHTINGS: ARCO Bulletin, May & Jun 65 Three View UFO In Canada Fishermen Alphonse Gaudet, Erle McInnis and Arnold Gazult sighted a large, cigar-shaped object which appeared to be about 100 feet long on 23 May 1964. The object first appeared to descend slowly from the sky, hovered for a time, and then shot rapidly away at high speed. Arnold Gaudet, through previous experience in aircraft hunting, initially thought it was an airplane until they noticed the unusual features. It disappeared after a short time, after remaining stationary for about 10 minutes.