The article below was published in the daily newspaper Northern Daily News, of Kirkland Lake, Ontario, Canada, page 2, November 11, 1975.
SUDBURY, Ont. (CP). -- Police reports say unidentified flying objects were sighted early Tuesday over Sudbury and Haileybury, about 90 miles northeast of here.
Reports on the sightings were compiled by regional police, provincial police and staff at Canadian Forces Base, Falconbridge.
Regional police constables Bob Whiteside and Alex Keable said they saw three objects in the sky Tuesday, and later spotted a fourth.
Regional Constable John Marsh said he saw lights in the sky to the southwest while on patrol on Highway 17 East near Coniston, about five miles east of here. He said the object moved in a jerking manner and had pulsating lights.
Four persons at the Falconbridge base said they sighted objects in the sky and on radar. National defence headquarters in Ottawa said four persons at the radar station reported they saw three bright circles with two black dots in the sky early Tuesday. The report says the objects were moving upwards at an altitude between 42,000 and 72,000 feet.
In Haileybury, provincial police said Fred Sauve, a civilian radio dispatcher, spotted a bright object over Lake Temiskaming. Police said Mr. Sauve described the object as bright, white and larger than a star.
