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Arthur Lake RCMP / Game-Warden Light Report

October 4, 1967Arthur Lake / Highway 304, Nova Scotia, Canada

RCMP Constable Ian Andrew and three game wardens reportedly saw a low silent orange candle-flame-like light with sparks/corona moving southward. Andrew later said he did not file a UFO report.

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Encounter · Reported Encounter Observation

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CLAIM-590012reported
“Constable Ian Andrew and three game wardens reportedly saw a low silent orange/candle-flame-like light with sparks or corona; Andrew later said he filed no report because of the paperwork burden.”
Dark Object: The World's Only Government-Documented UFO Crash
SRC-002098 · Arthur Lake; uploaded PDF pages 19-20
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Nova Scotia October 4, 1967 Regional UFO Reports · Reported Encounter Observation

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CLAIM-590029reported
“Wayne Nickerson’s daughter later emailed the authors that her father had told her in 1967 of seeing two moon-like objects, one descending to the water; he was deceased by the time of the book.”
Dark Object: The World's Only Government-Documented UFO Crash
SRC-002098 · Wayne Nickerson hearsay; uploaded PDF pages 79-80
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