11-27-1965  

Place: Racine, Wis.

Into: Lake Michigan

General Description: Brilliant small light grew to large size

Behavior: Appeared to separate before it disappeared

Witnesses: Many                                                                                                                    

This reference: Invisible Residents by Ivan T. Sanderson, p. 228, © 1970 [Note: Typo in book shows date as 27 Nov. 1955]

Original reference: Racine, Wis., Journal Times, 28 November 1965.     

UFOCAT PRN - 76805

UFOCAT URN – NONE    Racine, Wis., Journal Times, 28 November 1965

UFOCAT URN – 076805 Invisible Residents by Ivan T. Sanderson, p. 228, © 1970

UFOCAT URN – 134076 A Geo-Bibliography of Anomalies by George Eberhart, #0633, © 1980

UFOCAT URN – 179246 The W-Files: True Reports of Minnesota’s Unexplained Phenomena by

                                        Jay Rath, p. 81, © 1997      

UFOCAT text: Nautical UFO. Flew into and out of river. Brilliant, small light grew to large size, appeared to separate before it disappeared. Many witnesses.         

North America – United States, Wisconsin, Racine

Racine              Latitude 42-43-34 N, Longitude 87-46-58 W (D-M-S)

Lake Michigan  Latitude 44-00-00 N, Longitude 87-00-00 W

Reference: The National Gazetteer of the United States of America, prepared by the U.S. Geological Survey in cooperation with the U.S. Board on Geographic Names, Washington, D.C., 1990   

UFO Location (UFOCAT) Latitude 42.72 N, Longitude 87.79 W (D.%)