Pulp Magazine Cover, July 1957

This document is not a pulp magazine but rather a Project 10073 record card (ATIC Form 329, revised September 1952)—a UFO sighting report form. It documents a single observation: one oval-shaped, silver object approximately baseball-sized at arm's length, observed visually for one hour. The object disappeared several times in the same location before heading westward. The reporting evaluator concluded the sighting was "probably caused by a star," though other classification options on the form included balloon, aircraft, and astronomical phenomena. The document contains standard military UFO investigation fields for date, location, observation type, duration, and conclusions, reflecting Cold War-era aerial phenomenon documentation procedures.