Three lights in the sky over Hazleton, Pennsylvania

Summary

In February 1967, three observers in Hazleton, Pennsylvania reported seeing three lights in the night sky. These lights, slightly brighter than those of an aircraft, were moving toward the western horizon at a slow and uniform speed. A white light was flashing, while a red and a dull blue light remained steady. Although the witnesses were unsure whether it was one object or three, they concluded it could be an aircraft based on the general description. The report does not include photographs or physical evidence, but the characteristics are consistent with a conventional aircraft.