[BLANK] reported disc saucer observation — March 1966

On or during March 1966, at or near [BLANK], the source reports the following sequence: APR 200-2 AD HOC COMMITTEE ON UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS (UFOS) AGENDA Thursday, 3 February 1966 0800 Welcoming Remarks Commander or Vice Commander, FTD 0805 Introduction Dr. Evening Star News - Friday, March 25, 1966 Deputy Sheriff 'Shoots' a UFO Over Michigan ANY ARBOR, Mich. (AP) - A Michigan deputy sheriff said an unidentified flying object was sighted over Southern Michigan last week was believed to be a UFO and still another UFO was reported yesterday. The deputy, Sheriff David Fitzpatrick (shown at left), was called to investigate a light in the sky near Dexter, Mich., where he reportedly took two photographs before the object came closer and then sped away. The new sighting of an unidentified flying object four miles north of Holland, Mich., came last night. They said it first appeared as a flashing light and then turned into a solid object about twice the size of a car. It was brightly lit as it shot across the sky from east to west in about 10 seconds, the Norwoods reported. The image appears to contain a photograph of a flying saucer or unidentified flying object (UFO). The caption states that the photograph was taken by Paul Remhilde, who was flying his plane at the time and claimed to have seen the object. Paul Remhilde, 34, an Air Force Reserve officer from Macclenny, Fla., said he took the photograph at about 11:30 p.m. on March 16 while flying his private plane at about 5,000 feet over North of Macclenny. This is what Paul Remhilde's camera saw when he pointed it at the saucer-shaped flying object. State Flying Object Report Bring Plea for Federal Sift I Ann Arbor, Michigan .................................................... Gentlemen: I am enclosing herewith a copy of a letter I have sent to the Chief of the Air Force Material Command at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Dayton, Ohio, requesting a Federal sift of the contents of the file maintained by the United States Air Force on unidentified flying objects in the possession of Project Blue Book.