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Reference for this case: Mid-Oct-54-Neuvilly.
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In the Cambrai issue, the regional newspaper Nord-Matin for October 22, 1954, reported without any other information:
"Our friendly music director saw a saucer heading towards Le Cateau."
[Ref. nmn1:] NEWSPAPER "NORD-MATIN":
Our friendly music director saw a saucer heading towards Le Cateau.
Saturday at 9:15 p.m., a resident of rue de la Maladrerie who was in her yard, also saw in the sky a luminous ball which advanced very quickly. She called her husband immediately, but when he too came out, the thing was already gone.
Monday, users of the S.N.C.F. line Busigny-Valenciennes who were on the 6:28 p.m. train (arrival time at Neuvilly station), saw at dusk, on the heights of the Rambourlieux farm, a strange glow in the form of a disc, first motionless, then moving slowly in the direction of Montay.
[Ref. vdn1:] NEWSPAPER "LA VOIX DU NORD":
Would Neuvilly be ignored by the flying saucers and the Martians? No, dear readers.
Our friendly music chief saw a saucer one evening heading towards Le Cateau.
Saturday, October 16, at 9:15 p.m., a resident of rue de la Maladrerie who was in her courtyard, also saw a luminous ball in the sky which was moving very quickly; she called her husband immediately, but when he came out, the craft had already disappeared.
Monday October 18, users of the S.N.C.F. line Busigny-Valenciennes who were on the 6:28 p.m. train, saw at nightfall, on the heights of the Rembourleux farm, a little to the left of the said farm, a strange glow having the shape of a disc, first motionless, then moving slowly in the direction of Montay.
Totally insufficient information.
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Neuvilly, Nord, saucer, Le Cateau, musician
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1.0 | Patrick Gross | March 17, 2020 | First published. |
1.1 | Patrick Gross | October 19, 2021 | Addition [vdn1]. |