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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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PCB026 GJA046 UU PP. RCCWC # PRIORITY DGAF DE RCCPGJ 29 08/14352 DS DC TS cFOC FM CANFORBASE TORONTO TO RCCWC/CANFORCENED INFO RCCRC/CANLIFTCOM ET UNCLAS OPS282 B AUC NRC Preton Ginne 05 10 30 2 Aug 66. ( DR 9000000 ) FOR CFOC ATTN OPS. DATCO RECEIVED NUMBEROUS CALLS CONCERNING SIGHTING OF UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS DURING PERIOD 0030 - 04402.8 AUG. MR JOHN GERRARD 41 FERNWOOD PARK AVENUE, BLHY BEACH, IN WOODBINE EAST, CALLED IN A FAIRLY COMPREHENSIVE REPORT AT 0320Z. 2D TOWER ASKED POLICE CONSTABLE, NO 55 DIVISION, OPP TO GO TO MR GERRARDS HOUSE TO OBSERVE THE OBJECT. BESIDES GERRARD AND CLARK THREE OTHER PERSONS WERE PRESENT. THE OBJECT WAS GENERALLY DESCRIBED BY THESE OBSERVERS AS LARGER THAN ANY STAR, DUMBELL SHAPPED, TRAILED BY A DALL OR HALO, ICE BLUE IN COLOR, AND SHINY. THERE WERE NO NOTICEABLE. C WB BEACH-BALMY WA DUMBELL SHAPPED ## PAGE 2 RCCPGJ 29 UNCLAS AERIALS OR PROTRUSIONS. IT ZIG ZAGGED ACROSS LAKE ONTARIO IN A GENERAL EAST-WEST DIRECTION, ALTHOUGH IT HOVERED AT TIMES. WHEN MOVING HORIZONTALLY ITS MOTION WAS RAPID; IT SOMETIMES CLIMBED AND DESCENDED EXTREMELY FAST. REPORTS DESCRIBED THE WEATHER AS CLEAR, DARK, STARLIT NIGHT WITH GOOD VISIBILITY. 2D WX: SKY HAZY, VIS 6 HAZZ, NO STARS VISIBLE. BALMY BEACH IS 10-12 MILES SE OF 2D BT
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