November-December 1968

While driving between Maitland and Port Victoria, Wyatt and Bolton spotted a strange white light high in the sky travelling parallel to their course in a northwesterly direction. The object suddenly made a half-circle turn and crossed the sky, then came down at bright angle and hovered at tower height. It grew larger as it approached, changing from white to orange-red.

Two pilots of small planes reported being followed by football-shaped objects for approximately 20 miles. Duplantin described four objects flying in formation about a quarter of a mile behind his plane. The flight characteristics were unlike anything he had ever seen.

At approximately 6:55 PM, APRO staff members stepped outside after receiving a telephone call from member Beverly reporting something manoeuvring over the northern section of Tucson near Lennon Air Force radar installations. Mr. Lorenzen observed through 10x35 power binoculars and Greenwell used 10x50 binoculars.

Driving south from Baconton on Georgia State Highway 91, about 5 miles south of Newton. A yellow-orange-shaped ball of fire appeared behind his car over the Deepstep road. Jones slowed his car. The radio, which had been playing, began to pick up static. The object came over his car and hovered. Radio quit completely and the engine stopped.

At approximately 3 AM, a nightwatchman at the Central Electric Station of Sao Paulo noticed a light climbing above the building. He approached and saw a figure with a covered head holding something. The being struck him several blows. He was thrown down. Three beings in total attacked him, one dressed in yellow clothing.

During Thanksgiving week, the Gulf Central, a 54-foot shrimp boat, was standing between Chandeleur and Ship Islands off the Gulf Coast on its way toward port. The skipper and two crew members all reported that an object trailed their boat, came in over it, and went straight up into the air and out of sight.

At approximately 1:30 AM, a man holding an official government post and his wife noticed an unusually bright area in front of their house right after a power failure (though lights in houses across the street remained on). The wife went outside and observed a white disc about 100 feet above two trees in the yard. Others on the street were also watching.

Provincial police received several telephone calls on the night of July 2nd from people near a country road. Hundreds of people in the area reported sightings. Mrs. Juliette Gagnon reported a humming sound. A strange tumbling ball of fire observed. An egg-shaped piece of rock was found. About 60 miles north of Montreal, a large luminous object illuminated the sky and fell into a pond.