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Blue Book file compilation, part 3

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This NICAP compilation contains a report dated 15 September 1965 from NICAP investigator Raymond E. Fowler to Project Blue Book on UFO sightings in the Exeter, New Hampshire area on 3 September 1965. It includes newspaper clippings, a summary sheet, and signed data sheets from Exeter patrolmen Eugene Bertrand and David Hunt, who with Norman Muscarello saw a silent, house-sized object with pulsating red lights over a field on Route 150 in Kensington. Fowler judged the reports probably genuine.

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old me that most of the question was asked were the same as I had entered. The USAF team were partly unaware in the size and shape of the obstacle. One question that struck me was that they wanted to use the chicken's on the Carl Russell residence next to the field were awakened and alarmed during the nighting. (Apparently they were not disturbed as they were not heard during the nighting although they may have and just were not heard as the chicken house in probably 300-400 yards, at least, from where Macarello and were standing in the field.

Some interesting items told to the police were that (1) that a USAF check had revealed no aircraft in the area during the time sighting #3 occurred; (2) that Please AFD had been receiving other UFO reports in the New Hampshire area almost nightly during the previous week. (3) They continued a sighting which took place in late July concerning an automobile coming upon a UFO hovering over the road a front of them. I have the details and hope to look into it.

Pear returning Officers Bertrand and Hunt to headquarters, both the Major and Lieutenant returned to the sighting area and questioned residents near the Yield. Mrs. Muscarelli told me that 2 USAF officers had discharged her son at length and that a U.S. Navy officer also came to the area and asked several questions about the sighting.

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of Kensington on the 12th a pm at 12 noon Bauca 150

a. The Officer has good knowledge of all are areas selling

A. Lesser and higher prices of the Nationwide, N.R.

B. Lower company and lower prices of cheese

C. Broad range of products up to 116 and Offshore

D. Other and This and The prices and non-geard of this and

A nurse was on duty as the Inner Hospital during the

hospitalization of a man who had been the hospital suffering a

tortoise available at school. This was the reaction to the historical man

who had no reason to phone about being injured by a IPO.

Are also said me when a thunderd of hers a Mrs. Blackman, works as a correspondent for the "Marshill (Mess.) Gazette" as secretary and was ranked by the UPO upon publication of UPO reports. (Her name, she had, as I have a copy of her article dated 9-7-65).

of Kingston, Apon, Washington, N.H. told a church some that the brother shall give the hay on a refrain to do so be sure the he has heard that the

and hold on them from the past all years actions to the sightings of all those who lived near the city of Vienna immediately ahead of the coming of a bright

and arrived.

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