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For as long as humans have looked skyward, they have been seeing things they have been unable to explain. Whether the objects are actually meteors, weather…
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Publishing date: Jun 09, 2021 • 1 hour ago • 3 minute read • Margaret Erdely of RR 3 Glencoe uses a pair of fruit bowls to show what the UFO looked like the night that she and her sister-in-law Violet Coad (right) were driving their daughters home from a 4-H Club meeting in October 1967. Courtesy of London Free Press Collection of Photographic Negatives, Western Archives, Western University, Oct. 26, 1967. jpg, SD
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For as long as humans have looked skyward, they have been seeing things they have been unable to explain. Whether the objects are actually meteors, weather balloons, fireworks, or aerial drones, it is interesting to look back at some of the local newspaper reports of UFOs from our area.