This article was published in the daily newspaper La Dépêche du Midi, France, page 12, on August 14, 1974.
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Tulle (C.P). -- So, U.f.o. decided not to forget the center of Corrèze in general and Tulle in particular. Thus Sunday evening, around 9 p.m., a group of young schoolboys, aged 10, of Laguenne, a small village located in the suburbs of Tulle could not finish part a well-engaged minibasket game.
Twenty-two hours had just resounded at the clock of the very close church when one of the schoolboys stopped, petrified.
Staring at a corner of the sky he immediately drew the attention of his comrades to a small ball of the size of a tennis ball, which, advanced very quickly, grew bigger in the eye.
The surprise of the young basketball players was even larger when a few minutes later, a second ball, silver colored and definitely larger than the previous one, flew over the suburbs of Tulle.
It let escape, according to young witnesses, reddish filaments.
Terrorized the young people of Guennois, fled running towards the nearest house.
In addition, U.f.o. also could be observed, it is said, in the sky of Bridge-en-Royan (Isère), where a true flotilla of flying objects evolved, Sunday evening, at a very high speed.
