On This Day in Weird, January 11....
1886: Frequent horror film star George Zucco born in
England.
1948: Air Force pilots report a disc-shaped UFO with a
bluish center and red edges flying over Hartford, Connecticut.
1949: Los Angeles, California, records its first snowfall.
1956: Radar tracks a UFO over Wurtsmith Air Force Base in
Iosco County, Michigan.
1958: A U.S. Navy pilot reports three unidentified lights
flying at 900 knots (1,036 miles per hour), 150 miles north of Atka Island in
the Aleutians.
1965: At least 12 witnesses, including six Army Signal Corps
specialists, report a dozen UFOs flying over Washington, D.C., with fighter
planes in pursuit. The Pentagon denies it.
1966: A large cigar-shaped UFO passes within a mile of a
ship crossing the Pacific Ocean. On the same day, police and civilians sight a
UFO circling over a reservoir at Wanaque, New Jersey, and several motorists
report a luminous disc soaring over Myerstown, Pennsylvania, 140 miles
southwest of Wanaque.
1967: A motorist driving near Aveyon, France, reports a UFO
hovering near ground level, emitting heat and a whistling sound that makes his
car vibrate.
1978: The pilot of a Cessna 150 aircraft reports a spherical
object passing beneath his plane as he flies near Los Angeles, California.
1998: A witness in Barnegat, New Jersey, reports a
disc-shaped UFO rimmed with green and yellow lights hovering over his house,
apparently piloted by a humanoid figure inside a clear dome.
2003: Sailors log their sighting of a large squid tentacle,
seven to eight meters long and "thicker than a man's leg," clinging
to a boat's hull off Madeira, in the North Atlantic.
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