| ID | #1538064140 |
| Added | Thu, 27/09/2018 |
| Author | July N. |
| Sources | Hynek UFO Rpt pp. 1002; McDonald 1968; FOIA; Bloecher 1967
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| Phenomena | |
| Status | Research
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Initial data
Radio broadcaster Frank Cooley of station KOIN, INS officers in the journal of the Portland Oregon Journal Building, Deputy Sheriff of Clark County Fred Krives, Deputy Clarence McKay, Sergeant John Sullivan, a police officer with the Portland police Department Kenneth A. McDowell, captain of the patrols with a portrait of K. A. Pran, Petrolite harbour in Eustace and K. C. Hoff, police from the Portland police Earl John. Patterson [Paterson?], Walter A. Lissi and Robert Ellis, Claude Cross, and many others saw 5 large discs moving at high speed kolebatelno movements, they surprised observers by sudden turns of 90 ° or zigzags.
The discs were aluminum or chrome color. They had domed or circular shape and flashed in the sun. Behind them no trace, and their flight was not accompanied by any noise (except possible humming). Presumably they were on a 10 000 - 40, 000 feet.
McDowell noticed that pigeons respond to them.
Sullivan, McKay and Krivas noted the low buzz sound and reported 20-30 objectf. Cooley announced on 12 disks.
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Original news
Radio newsman Frank Cooley of station KOIN, INS wire service employees in the Portland Oregon Journal Building, Clark County Sheriff’s Deputy Fred Krives, Deputy Clarence McKay, Sgt. John Sullivan, Portland Police Officer Kenneth A. McDowell, Harbor Patrol Capt. K. A. Prahn, Harbor Patrolmen A. T. Austad and K. C. Hoff, Portland Police Officers Earl J. Patterson [Paterson?], Walter A. Lissy and Robert Ellis, Oregon Highway Patrol Sgt. Claude Cross, and many others over a wide area saw 5 large discs moving at high speed to the E, 2 flying S and 3 to the E, with oscillating or wobbling motion, sudden 90° turns or zigzagging, radio reports alerted other officers who saw the objects, aluminum or chromium color, disc or hubcap or pie-pan or half-moon shape flashing in the sun, no vapor trail, no noise (except possible humming), some at 10,000-40,000 ft others at about 1,000 ft. McDowell noticed pigeons reacted. Sullivan, McKay and Krives noted low humming sound and reported 20-30 objects. Cooley reported 12 discs at about 20,000 ft. [Further sightings at 2, 4:30, 5 p.m.] Patterson, Lissy and Ellis were pilots. 30-90 secs
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