7402 misplaced documents

7402 misplaced documents

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February 1974 misplaced documents

I cannot figure out where these 4 February documents go.

I have checked February 1974 and all the months around February 1974 and I can't find them.

As it is common for each month to have documents from different months. These 4 documents probably belong to some odd month in 1974 and well hidden from just a quick view through each month.

I will put them in a special file inside February so they can be distinguished.

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FROM THE DESK OF
Mr. Ted Owens (PK MAN)----------
Box 48
Cape Charles, Virginia
23310

February 16, 1974

Channel 13 TV (ABC)
Gentlemen:

Would you please be so kind...as to confirm...that you had on last Thursday's television news program, at 6 PM...the fact that a man in Williamsburg, Virginia (less than 100 miles from Cape Charles, Virginia)...saw a UFO in the sky, and took a photo of it with his camera?

Unfortunately I only saw the last minute of the telecast...and a friend here, Mr. Johnson, gave me the details of it. He had seen it en toto.

My work deals with following UFO reports...thus it would help me a great deal if you would kindly confirm that the above facts, as given to me by Mr. Johnson, are accurate.

Sincerely,
Owens

FROM THE DESK OF
Mr. Ted Owens (PK MAN)----------
Box 48
Cape Charles, Virginia
23310

February 16, 1974
Dear Dr. Fogel:

It gives me pleasure...to send you this report. Last Thursday afternoon, at a minute to 6...I dialed in Ch. 13 news. A man was being interviewed on TV by a reporter from Norfolk. The man had a photo of a flying saucer in the sky. He had been making photos of the sky a few days before...and when developed, there was the UFO! I checked all the rest of the TV news programs that evening, but nothing further on it. I checked all of the newspapers for several days...not a word on it. Since I cannot document a fleeting glimpse of such on TV...am writing Ch. 13 for confirmation of the thing. The event occurred in Williamsburg, Virginia...well within our target area.

Best....
Owens

FROM THE DESK OF
Mr. Ted Owens (PK MAN)----------
Box 48
Cape Charles, Virginia
23310

February 22, 1974
Dear Sir:

They mumbled your name over television...and didn't quite make it out. But anyway...am doing some writing, pro writing, on UFO happenings...and yours is very good. Could you drop me a letter and tell me exactly what happened to you...how you got the photo? Dates and all, okay? Can promise you...some scientists will get a look at the information you send me.

Owens


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THE VIRGINIA GAZETTE.
Containing the freshest Advices, Foreign and Domestick.
Founded 1736
Williamsburg, Virginia

Box 48
Cape Charles, Virginia
23310

February 18, 1974

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The Virginia Gazette Newspaper
Williamsburg
Virginia

Enclosed is $1.50. Please send copies of your newspaper covering February 11, 1974; Feb. 12; Feb. 13; Feb. 14; Feb. 15; Feb. 16; and Feb. 17, 1974.

Am a writer...and am trying to find a newsclip from your paper with regard to the gentleman in Williamsburg who took a photo of a UFO recently. Saw a bit of a television interview, but didn't catch his name. Would like to write to him. Any help you might give me...would be greatly appreciated.

Sincerely,

The gentleman your referring to works for Owens the Daily Press 310 N. Boundary St. Wmsbg. I am returning check as it is made out to us. Regards, Bob Ackern.


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TRENT
To
TED OWENS

Feb 28, 1974
(6)

Hospitality House
RICHMOND ROAD AND VIRGINIA AVENUE, WILLIAMSBURG, VIRGINIA

Dear Sir:

I received your letter via. Daily Press.

It was Sunday Afternoon approx 2 pm. I was taking pictures of cloud formations from my Hotel window. I am a traveling musician and I am presently engaged here in Williamsburg. I had no idea of what I had taken until I developed the film Sunday night. When I saw what I thought was a U.F.O. I immediately went to a local photographer who runs a photo store here in Williamsburg, from whom I buy my supplies. He examined the negative & confirmed my surprise, he brought it to N.A.S.A. Langley H.F. & their findings confirmed the picture. The facts surrounding the picture are equally astounding. The picture was taken with TRI-X High speed film on A.S.A. 400 shutter speed of 1/1000 sec with an orange filter to enhance cloud contrast. We found out the cloud were approx 1 mile high & Broken. The two theorys are that it rose on a 45° angle & sort of blurred the photo & estimated speed of 6,000 M.P.H. the other theory is it rose made a 90° turn a sped away with an estimated speed of 14,000 M.P.H. the startling fact that no sonic Boom was heard


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I sincerely hope this information may help, enclosed you will find a reproduction of the original negative.

Yours

Ronnie Trent

RONNIE TRENT