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Lima Highway Hovering Object and Vehicle Failures
January 30, 1958Highway near Lima, Lima, Peru
A lawyer and his wife reported a circular object hovering over a highway; as vehicles passed beneath, lights or engines reportedly failed, and bus passengers were said to feel an electric shock.
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“A lawyer and his wife reported a circular object hovering over a highway; as vehicles passed beneath, lights or engines reportedly failed, and bus passengers were said to feel an electric shock.”
“Hall introduces Section X as a survey intended to show that UFO reports, official investigations and private study groups were international rather than uniquely American.”
“Hall contrasts Argentina and Brazil with the United States, characterizing their treatment of UFO reports as comparatively open and citing military/civilian investigation activity.”
SRC-002107 · Argentina and Brazil official-attitude survey; uploaded PDF pp. 229-232
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CLAIM-695005reported
“Hall quotes an Argentine investigation conclusion that testimony of naval aviation personnel indicated the existence of an abnormal luminous phenomenon during the 1962 wave.”
“Hall cites El Universal. Multiple vehicles and witnesses are mentioned, but the electrical effects are not supported here by original technical records.”