Three objects resembling satellites seen in Wisconsin

Summary

In June 1966, a civilian observer in Wisconsin spotted three distinct objects over a 35-minute period. They appeared as pale blue star-like objects, with no tail, trail, or sound. All moved in a southeast direction at high altitude, and the observer, an amateur astronomer, compared them to satellites. While the appearance matched satellites, seeing three in such a short time was puzzling. No physical evidence or weather anomalies were reported. The official conclusion was that they were satellites, though the timing of the sightings raised some questions.