Bright object observed over Ottawa, Ohio during the spring 1966 wave (1966)

Project Blue Book Case #10329. On March 30, 1966, a bright object was observed over Ottawa, Ohio — a small community in Putnam County in the state's rural northwest. March 1966 was during the explosive spring wave that produced the Michigan "swamp gas" controversy. Ohio continued its relentless production of unknowns. The case was classified "Unknown."