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PARAPARAUMU SAUCER

Suspended from the ceiling of the pilots' l'oom at Paraparaumu airport is a llying saucer from which dangie ribbons of variegated colours. This is the N.A.C. pilots' idea of a friendly dig at their colleague, Captain W. T. Rainbow, whose recent report of sighting flying Jights while on a flight from Wellingtoh to Auckland caused such a stir. Cabinet Ministers, meteorological experts and top-ranking Air Force officers have all become embroiled in the mystery, and it is reported that. there has been something of a major "ilap" ainong tlie "big brass" of the Air Force. Despite the gibes of his colleagues, Captain Rainbow sticks firmly to his story.

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Taupo Times, Volume IV, Issue 200, 25 November 1955, Page 8

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110

PARAPARAUMU SAUCER Taupo Times, Volume IV, Issue 200, 25 November 1955, Page 8

PARAPARAUMU SAUCER Taupo Times, Volume IV, Issue 200, 25 November 1955, Page 8

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