Date: May 5, 1964: UFO lands and leaves crater with holes
Date:Â May 9, 1964
Location: Asheville, North Carolina   BBU 8787
Time:
Summary:Â Civilian witnesses.
Source:Â NARA
Date:Â May 9, 1964
Location: Chicago, Illinois         BBU 8788
Time:Â 10:20 p.m.
Summary:Â Â J. R. Betz, U.S. District Court reporter, saw 3 light green crescent-shaped objects, about half the apparent size of the moon, flew very fast in tight formation from E to W, oscillating in size and color for 3 secs.
Source:Â Berliner
Date:Â May 10, 1964
Location:Â La Rioja, Argentina
Time:
Summary:Â Domed disc rose from woods, electromagnetic (E-M) effects on van, 10-meter (30-foot) burnt circle found next dayÂ
Source:Â UFOE Section XII
Date:Â Â May 15, 1964
Location:Â Stallion Test Site, NM
Time:Â 11:30 p.m.
Summary:. Two scrambles, radar/visual, UFOs sent proper IFF signals.Â
Source:
Date:Â May 17, 1964
Location:Â Near Lawrence, Ohio
Time:
Summary:Â Close encounter II, no details.
Source:Â UFOI-2,7
Date:Â May 17, 1964
Location:Â Tipton, Indiana
Time:Â 10:15 p.m.
Summary:Â Â Citizens and police officers called to the scene, witnessed a UFO. The reddish object appeared round while hovering, then darted across the sky and appeared flattened while in motion. Â
Source:Â UFOI-II,7
Date:Â May 18, 1964
Location: Mt. Vernon, Virginia        BBU 8811
Time:Â 5:15 p.m.Â
Summary: Civil engineer F. Meyers saw a small, glowing white oval split twice after moving from the right of the moon (to the E, half moon phase, 115° azimuth, 48° elevation) around to the left.
Source:Â Berliner
Date: May 19, 1964: UFO frightens boy and cow
Date: May 23, 1964: Cumberland Spaceman / Solway Firth Photograph
Date:Â May 24, 1964
Location:Â White Sands/Holloman AFB, New Mexico
Time:
Summary:Â The Air Force confirmed that a radar unit at Holloman twice tracked UFOs in the area of White Sands, which lies west of Holloman. The spokesman, however, alluded to a natural phenomenon such as a dust storm, as the probable cause; however, it is considered unlikely that the fine particles present in a dust storm could have induced a radar return that resembled a solid object.
Source:Â Jan Aldrich, BB files, The UFO Reporter, Summer, 1964
Date:Â Â May 24 [26?], 1964
Location: Millinocket, Maine BBU
Time:Â 9 p.m.
Summary:Â Â Man and a friend driving on Millinocket Lake Road saw a fiery, structure less 2 ft spherical object to the side, stopped, left the car to get a better look. They became afraid, walked back to the car, the sphere followed them. Car would not start while sphere was within 5-10 ft.Â
Source: Vallée Magonia 607
Date:Â May 26, 1964
Location:Â Cambridge, Mass. Â Â Â Â Â Â BBU 8836
Time:Â 7:43 p.m.
Summary:Â Â P. Wankowicz, RAF pilot and ex-Smithsonian satellite tracker, saw a thin, white ellipsoid (3.5x length/width ratio) fly straight and level.
Source:Â Berliner
Date:Â May 26, 1964
Location:Â Pleasant View, Penna. Â Â Â Â Â Â BBU 8839
Time:Â 11 p.m.
Summary:Â Â Rev. H. C. Shaw saw a yellow-orange light, shaped like the bottom of a ball, in a field and chased down the road for 2 miles.
Source:Â Berliner
Date: May  1964
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