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This Internet Archive item compiles 1965 to 1968 records from National Research Council of Canada files (RG 77, Vol. 306) on non-meteoritic sightings. It contains fireball and UFO telex reports from RCAF stations, RCC Vancouver and the RCMP, covering lights seen over Sydney, Vancouver, Cochrane, Toronto, Whitehorse and Shediac. It also includes an RCMP investigation of a 12 July 1968 impact at Tobin Road, Sydney Mines, Nova Scotia, which concluded the object was probably a meteorite, not a UFO.
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ADMINISTRATOR OF THE ARCTIC Dedicated Fxlar Objets PROBISHER MAY. JUNE 20, 1968 date our file/notre dossier F1001/2 your file/notre dossier On Wednesday, June 19th, 1960, at approximately 10:30 p.m., an unidentified flying object was seen in the sky above Proudster Bay in a northerly direction. The object appeared to be a star moving very slowly across the sky in a west to east direction. The local camera enthusiasts were out in full force. The object disappeared sometime after midnight. The Department of Transport meteorological officer in Frobisher Bay is of the opinion that the object was an experimental or weather balcony at a height of wall over 100,000 feet. There have been no reports of landing by little green men or other weird non-world creatures. Furthermore, there have been no reports that all our women are pregnant. ## D. Davies Regional Administrator Received from Mr. A. Stevenson , Administrator of the Arctic , and member of the Assatee committee on meteorites , and forwarded as a non-meteoric sighting . Mr. Stevenson for her informed it is very sent on . July 9 / 68 the Halthing Dominion Observatory
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