1957: April UFO & Alien Sightings

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Date: April 1957
Location: Kolobrzeg (Latitude 54.15 N, Longitude 15.53 E)
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Summary: Coastguards and civilians saw the sea suddenly become agitated. Then the waves in a particular stretch of water swelled and out shot a triangular object of 4-5 metres in size. It rose swiftly, encircling the locality, then finally rushed upwards disappearing into space. Army units were rushed to the spot and made an exhaustive search of the brushwood on the seashore. The next day a team of divers did the same in the water.
Source: UFOs and Anti-Gravity: Piece for a Jig-Saw by Leonard G. Cramp, p. 129, © 1966

Date: April 4 1957
Location: Wigtownshire, Scotland
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Summary: Three radar posts tracked a UFO which flashed across the sky at 60,000 feet, dove to 14,000 feet, circled and sped away.
Source: UFOE, VIII

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Summary: April 10, 1957; Ogden, Utah (BB) 8:30 p.m. MST. One round white object with a red halo was observed moving east to west, stopped, proceeded west, made an abrupt 90 degree turn and proceeded south. According to the teletype message the object had the apparent size of a baseball held at arm’s length. The object was seen visually for 10 to 15 minutes and at the same time an object was tracked by CPN-13 ground radar for 23 minutes. (Dan Wilson, BB files)
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Date: April 14, 1957 BBU
Location: Vins-sur-Caramy France
Time: 1500
Summary: At an intersection, two women, Mrs. Garcin and Mrs. Rami, suddenly heard a noise and saw behind them a top-shaped object, 1 m high and 1 m wide, nearly touching the ground. It made a sudden jump and landed again: There were a number of antenna like projections on top of it. The noise did not come from the object, but from a metallic road sign vibrating in its vicinity.
Source: M 207; Challenge 14; Magonia 389

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Summary: April 15, 1957; Eglin AFB, Florida (BB) 12:00 p.m. CST. While watching a B-47 aircraft on landing approach, Smith and Rhodes, Philco Technical Representatives at Eglin AFB, observed an egg shaped object that was stationary and then began to accelerate at first slowly and then with a greatly increased rate. When the object moved out of sight it appeared to be going at least Mach 2 or 3. The length of observation was 15 seconds. The Project Blue Book conclusion for this sighting was a Mirage. (Dan Wilson, BB files)
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Date: April 19, 1957
Location: Pacific Ocean, near Japan
Time: 1152
Summary: Japanese fishermen aboard the “Kitsukawara Maru” saw two metal disks come into the sky. This was followed by violent turbulence.11:52 A.M., two metal disks were seen entering the Pacific Ocean at 31°15′ N. and 143°30’ E. A violent turbulence followed their immersion. The crewmen searched for wreckage but found nothing. The witnesses were 5 Japanese fishermen on board the Kitsukawara1 Maru. The point in question is among the deepest in the Pacific Ocean [more than ten thousand meters deep]. (Rullan; Anatomy of a Phenomenon by Jacques Vallee, p.136, © 1965)
Source: Round-up 147; Magonia 390

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Summary: April 19, 1957; Maiquetia, Venezuela Cat. 3. Airliner en route to Maiquetia sighted UFO; strange radio signals received at Maiquetia airport at same time.
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Date: April 22, 1957
Location: Palalda France
Time: 1300
Summary: Mr. and Mrs. Firmin Bason heard an unusual noise and saw a whirlwind of flames 10 or 15 m above ground, coming down toward the vineyard. It was red and blue, spinning wildly, flying slowly. It hovered for 5 min over plants which moved violently, then it flew south with a deafening roar, hovered again and departed to the southwest. Diameter at the top: about 5 m.
Source: Ouranos 21; Magonia 391

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Summary: April 25, 1957; Ringgold, Louisiana (BBU) 2:30 a.m. (CST). Military witness Robertson. Case missing. (NARA; FUFOR Index) 25 mins
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Date: April 29 1957
Location: English Channel
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Summary: Mysterious objects sighted over the English Channel allegedly turned out to be two of a large number of British Hunter jet fighters on a training exercise, the Air Secretary George Ward said. The objects aroused wide speculation at the time and Royal Air Force Javelin fighters went up to chase them. But they outstripped the Javelins. Questioned in the House of Commons today, Ward said that the Hunters’ movements, as observed by radar, were somewhat unusual and aroused the suspicions of the Radar Defense.
Source: Docs

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Summary: April 29, 1957; Ferndale, Michigan (BB) At 9:50 p.m. CST, Mr. Walaoski, observed four deep red diamond shaped objects, twice the size of the largest star, flying in a diamond formation to the northwest. The objects were seen for a few minutes. A check was made with the CAA and no aircraft were airborne at this time. 30/0250Z
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Date: April 29 1957
Location: Worcester, Massachusetts (BB)
Time: 10:05 p.m.
Summary: A single rust colored object the size of a half dollar held at arm’s length was observed moving south to north directly overhead. The second sighting was of seven unidentified silver-red objects traveling in a straight line. Then at 2250 hours twelve objects traveling in a “V” formation was observed for about 4 seconds. These objects were apparently higher than the other objects.
Source: Dan Wilson, BB files

Date: April 29 1957
Location: Virginia, MN
Time: 10:15 p.m.
Summary: Robert Lerdahl and Alex Ellison saw about 36 UFOs which passed overhead in groups of 6 and 8 during a forty minute period. The UFOs, giving off a greenish light, traveled from east to west at a steady speed, taking about 8 seconds to go from horizon to horizon. Through 16X50 binoculars, the objects appeared to be flattened or disc-like and they moved in crescent formation.
Source: UFO INVESTIGATOR / JULY – AUG 1960, page 7