November-December 1969

On January 1, 1970 at 5 am, Mrs. Doreen Kendall, Registered Nurse at Nanaimo hospital, reported seeing a bright circular object of approximately 50 feet in diameter hovering near the fir tree opposite the children's ward of the Cowichan District Hospital. She said it was slightly tipped toward her, about 50 feet from the window and approximately 60 feet above the ground.

On November 22, 1969, at a farm located on a hilltop near Clarksburg, Missouri (60 miles west of Jefferson City, near Mason Highway 56, about 30 miles west of Boonville), four children outside the house first spotted a bright light in the eastern sky and ran to report to four adults inside. All proceeded outside and observed the object hovering overhead just to the west.

On October 31, 1969 at 3:10 am, J.D. Coutts, a 35-year-old Security Officer at Masterton Aerodrome, was on routine inspection when he noticed about 300 sheep concentrated in a corner of the paddock as if molested by dogs, but no dogs were present.

On September 28, 1969, Mr. and Mrs. X were returning to Marshall from Columbia, Missouri on Interstate 70 and had just passed the last Boonville exit when Mr. X spotted a fairly bright reddish light about five degrees above the horizon and straight ahead. At first he thought it a tower light but it did not flash.

On the evening of Wednesday, September 3, 1969, eighteen-year-old Pauline Ouellet was startled in an upstairs corner of a hotel on Allumette Island near Chapeau, Quebec when a UFO allegedly hovered outside the window. She claimed that she and two others (Bob McLaughlin and John Britt) spotted the object from the parking lot.

On October 15, 1969 at about 8:45 pm, Mr. R.P. was driving from Colchester, Vermont and reported observing a brilliant white light at an estimated 4,000 feet altitude while driving from Colchester to Clarkston. He watched the object for a bit, then stopped the car to watch it more closely. The object sat in the field and the light split into two separate lights which both sat on the ridge.

Follow-up investigation of a reported UFO landing near Tyneham, Dorset, England on August 19, 1969, originally reported in the London Daily Telegraph. APRO Field Investigator Anthony Pace investigated the physical traces at the alleged landing site. The marks were five in number: a central hole surrounded by four marks at four-foot radius, and another set of four marks at 24-foot radius.

Later the same day or the following day after the Nanaimo hospital CE3 sighting (January 1, 1970), the same or similar estimated object was sighted by a family at Mill Bay, 11 miles south of Duncan, British Columbia. Limited details available in this preliminary report.

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