1964 in UFO history

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1964 in UFO history
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Year1964
Events4
Decade1960s
TopicsSecrecy & cover-up (topic), Nuclear & missile sites (topic), Military encounters (topic), Ocean & underwater (topic)
Timeline1964 on the UAP Timeline

1964 in UFO history — the UAP Timeline records 4 events in 1964, mostly about secrecy & cover-up and nuclear & missile sites. People named in these events include Philip Moore, Robert Hastings, Lonnie Zamora, Coral Lorenzen, Robert Jacobs.

Events

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People

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  • Philip Moore — Atlas launch officer at Walker AFB who described a UFO near his capsule.
  • Robert Hastings — Researcher who has collected accounts of UFOs at nuclear weapons sites, author of UFOs and Nukes.
  • Lonnie Zamora — Police officer who reported the 1964 Socorro landing.
  • Coral Lorenzen — Co-founder of the Aerial Phenomena Research Organization (APRO).
  • Robert Jacobs — Air Force officer who said he filmed a UFO intercepting a test warhead at Big Sur in 1964.
  • Florenz Mansmann — Air Force major who confirmed parts of Robert Jacobs's Big Sur story.
  • Kingston George — Engineer who argued the Big Sur film showed ordinary missile hardware.
  • Leonard Stringfield — Former Air Force intelligence officer and NICAP researcher who collected anonymous crash-retrieval accounts from 1978 to 1994.

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