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Reference for this case: 19-Oct-54-Sévérac-le-Château.
Please cite this reference in any correspondence with me regarding this case.
The newspaper L'Auvergnat de Paris reported on October 23, 1954, that "last Tuesday", so on October 19, 1954, at nightfall, Mr. Gaches, guard of the Cisba factory, and Mr. Tabart, retired from the national railway co, were hunting near this establishment, when they saw a shining and silent craft immobilize in the air, above the slag heap, then veer twice and finally disappear north, at a dizzying pace.
[Ref. aup1:] NEWSPAPER "L'AUVERGNAT DE PARIS":
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-- Séverac had, in its turn, the visit of a flying saucer. Last Tuesday, at nightfall, Mssrs. Gaches, guard of the Cisba factory, and Tabart, retired from the S.N.C.F., were hunting near this establishment, when they saw a shining and silent craft coming to rest in the air, above the heap, then veer twice and finally disappear northward, at a dizzying pace.
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Insufficient information, unidentified, possible helicopter.
(These keywords are only to help queries and are not implying anything.)
Sévérac-le-Château, Aveyron, Gaches, Tabart, craft, shining, silent, maneuvrrs, turn, fast
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