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STANDARD FORM No, 64

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TO : DIRECTOR, FBI DATE: 11-14-57

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SUBJECT: FLYING DISCS
INFORMATION CONCERNING

Re Kansas City letter 11-8-57.

This matter is being referred to OSI without inves-
tigation and no other action is being taken in
accordance with existing instructions.

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STANDARD FORM NO. 64
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Office Me ¢ ndum ¢ UNITED : GOVERNMENT

Director, FBI DATE: November 20, 1957

Legal Attache, Havana, Cuba

REPORTS OF FLYING DISCS
FOREIGN MISCELLANEOUS

The following information is submitted as of interest

to the Bureau in the event rereeye of flying Bree are still desired.
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The Havana daily newspaper "Diario de/la ana November 12,
1957, carried a dispatch datelised November 11, 1987, at Pinar del Rio,
Cuba, . reporting that saae ceaeeieed and CARMELO} ZMAN, who had
just arrived in that town from the Matahambre ‘Mines in Pinar del Rio
Province, claimed that they had seen a flying disc in the shape of a
man's hat hovering over the general area of Matahambre for several *
minutes. They claimed that this disc was larger than ordinary airpla
normally seen in that area and that it was completely silent in its
flight. They said that it disappeared at a very high speed towards
the sea. There was no further descriptive information furnished in
this newspaper article. It is noted that Matahambre is located
approximately 90 miles to the west of Havana. No other reports
corroborating the above were received and no inquiry has been made
by this office.

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TO : MR. Aw H. BEL font” id DATE: November 12, 1957

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UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS Te Rosen
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Ever since the Russians released "Sputnik" there Gandy
has been a great increase in the number of "flying saucers"
and other unidentified flying objects (UFO) reportedly seen by
people all over the Uw. S.- On October 10, 1957, the Air Force
was flooded with calls and the newspapers were full of reports
that an unknown object described as "looked like the moon" and
trailing a "blue flame that pulsed like a heart" had landed in
the vicinity of Vernal, Utah. The Air Force immediately
investigated these reports with negative results, inasmuch as | yy]
no object was located nor was there any evidence of an object !~
having fallen in Utah.

Within the past two weeks reports in these cases have
increased tremendously and some of the more serious have been
described as follows: An object had landed in Nebraska with siz
people aboard, the persons had talked to a Nebraska farmer and
then sped off into space; a firey object was seen flashing across
the southern skies from Albany, Georgia, to Miami, Florida…