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Project Blue Book desk file, Socorro (217 pages)

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This 217-page Project Blue Book desk file on the 24 April 1964 Socorro, New Mexico sighting by policeman Lonnie Zamora comes from the Rob Mercer collection. It contains the Blue Book record card, which carries the case as unidentified pending more data, along with Foreign Technology Division messages and resumes and a narrative of the sighting. It also holds inquiries about lunar modules, helicopters and VTOL craft, soil and radiation findings, and a letter by J. Allen Hynek rejecting Donald Menzel's hoax hypothesis.

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  • p. 138 …gear istics and landing gears to Don Adams of Edgewood told objects believes intelligent be- marks…
  • p. 141 …He said he had a call ' 7r n 1 Don Adams ot Edge' "•>C ;l.,near…
  • p. 142 …rc:;>ort "aid · Adams told of seein~; the obi · ct -abont l l O feet off…
  • p. 149 …Rotaing Navigation Beacon Gallegos Fire 1n dump Adams · Hoax Sharon stull Dr Report, Conjunctivitis caused b…
  • p. 168 …deter- mine if Adams was using a rifle or a pistol. · ~ Adam's .account was another…
  • p. 172 …Don Adams of Edgewood told sey off the Cal_ifornia coast. continued efforts to investi- State…
  • p. 177 …from Don Adams of Edgewood, near Moriarty, who told of seeing an object about 100 feet…
  • p. 184 …He said he had a call from Don Adams of Edgewood, near Moriarty, who told of…
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Air Force Probes
Policeman's Story
Of 1
Saucer1
at Sands
- SOCORRO POLICEMAN Lonnie Zamora tells how he spotted an
egg-shaped flying object near Socorro, N.M. Zamora said the un-
usual machine rose off the ground and flew slowly away as he
watched. With Zamora Is Sgt. David Moddy, assistant to UFO
(unidentified flying objects) Investigator Maj. \Villiatn Connor
ol Kirtland Air Force Base In Albuquerque. Zamora is described
u a "reliable witness." (UPI Telephoto.)
Unittd Prtu Tn!ernatlon•l
SOCORRO, N.M., April 27.-rt's a good place for a tly- ,
lng saucer. Right on the edge o! White Sands Missile 1
Range on the 'Wide open New Mexico desert, just 30 miles ,
northwest of the site of the world's first atomic blast. '
Socorro policemen Lonnie Za-
mora says he saw It, and police DEPUTY SHERIFF J a m e s
and military men seem inclined to Luckie . said he believes . "it's
. . somethmg out of the ordmary,
bebeve hlm. something very few have ever
Zamora is a "very reliable wit· seen."
ness," Army Capt. Richard T. "I was scared." Zamora said .•
Holder, uprange commander of He said his experience taught him l
White Sands' Stallion Range, said. one thing: It it happens again. he
Holder, whose headquarters is will still run away like he did Fri· j
near this central New Mexico day, but he will not tell a soul
Town, was called in by local po- about what he saw. · Ilice after Zamora r ~port ed seeL1g1 _za~o ·a s~id !1.? spotted an ct:~-
! the object Friday. _____ j(ContJnued on Page A-13, Col. 22 1.Rob Mercer

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