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:Wet me state, t~2-t I do .not 1.iiSh to r eceive c.ny· p,.lblic notice a."'ld wish to ~e:Luin anon:,-mous on this matter •

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On Sunday mor ning , .6 February 1966, at.· appr oximately 0545 , Hr • 11 ys~ old son came through th~ir bedroom on the way to t he bathroom and turned the light on in the bathroom and in so· doing awakened his parents . Whlle the boy y.ras in the bathroom tpe lights went out causing Mr .· to get o,lt or' bed and look out the window· to see if the str eet lights W""''"""'

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AIRMAIL June 30 :1- 1966

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Ellington Air Force Base 2578 Air Base· Squadron,

Reference: Your June 291 1966

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E:l.clcsed ar..1 C01Jies o.f the vea.taer reco:ds .listed belov:

WBA,N.: 3lA, B & C, Adiabatic Charts -February 6, 1966 '(0515 ·Local. Time)

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