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Wheel from the sky

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Mar 19, 1969: Ruth Stevens was driving along Vista Chino Road in Palm Springs when a wheel from an airplane fell onto the roof of her car, leaving a one-foot dent. Strangely, no airplanes at nearby Palm Springs Airport reported missing a wheel. Santa Barbara News-Press - Mar 20, 1969
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Wheel from the sky

Mar 19, 1969: Ruth Stevens was driving along Vista Chino Road in Palm Springs when a wheel from an airplane fell onto the roof of her car, leaving a one-foot dent. Strangely, no airplanes at nearby Palm Springs Airport reported missing a wheel. Santa Barbara News-Press - Mar 20, 1969

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