This article was published in the daily newspaper La Segunda, Santiago, Chile, on January 18, 1963.
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PARANA (Argentina), 18 (AFP). -- Flying saucers are discussed again in Argentina. Lately, says residents of the Entre Rios province in the north of Buenos Aires, the sky of the area was furrowed by strange flights.
The weirdest in the case is that the flying saucers deposited traces in the form of vitreous particles. It is claimed that rains of particles have been seen falling, and some samples were taken for an analysis.
And not only the inhabitants of Entre Rios, but also those of the locality of Nilo, saw this display thereafter.
The analyses performed indicated that they were particles that contain silicon, boron, calcium and magnesium, which indicates that they could come from exhaust pipes.
PARANA (Argentina), 18 (AFP). -- Los platillos voladores dans todavia que hablar en Argentina. En estos ultimos tiempos, al decir de los habitantes de la provincia de Entre Rios, al norte de Buenos Aires, el cielo de esta region es surcado por vuelos extranos.
Le mas curioso del caso es que los platillos voladores habrian dejado huellas en forma de particular vidriosas. Se afirma haber visto caer una lluvia de particulas, de las que se habrian recogido algunas muestras para eu analisis.
Y no solo los habitantes de Entre Rios, sino tambien los de la localidad del Nilo, avistieron posteriormente a este espectaculo.
Los analisi practicados indicarian que se trata de particulas que contienen cilicio, boro, calcio y magnesio, lo que indicaria que podrian provenir de tubos de escape.
