THIS IS NOT ONE OF 'EM, SAYS THE NAVY-The "flying pancake," a wingless plane developed by the Navy, is the only plane it has which might resemble the reported "flying say cers," but officials in Washington said yesterday that thi strange-looking aircraft has never left Bridgeport, Conn. Authorities are still skeptical that the mystery missiles said to has been seen in the skies over the West Coast and as far East as the Carolinas are any sort of new airplane
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