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Do you remember the fireball that lit up the Long Island sky in the 1960's? It was on the cover of Newsday and WINS reported it. Why not start in the archives of Newsday and WINS? Let me know what you find.

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Q: Where would you look to find meteor sightings on long island in the mid 1960's?
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