Anderson Attacks Pueblo Crew Debriefing Plans
Congressman John B. Anderson voiced dismay at elaborate post release planning for the USS Pueblo crew. He said no plan exists to secure their release and urged releasing the crew first, criticizing Defense Department planners and drawing a car analogy to the 69 Fords.
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Old Tug Barlow Heads Toward Museum in New York
The Corps of Engineers donated the tug Barlow to the New York Technology Society for use as a floating museum. Built in 1931 in Duluth, the vessel served on Lake Superior until 1963 and is powered by an early marine diesel engine designed in 1916. The 655 foot long towboat will travel from Fountain City Wisconsin through Illinois and the Hudson to New York, retaining Corps colors and staying operable. A next year voyage to the America’s Cup races near Newport is planned.
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Debriefing procedures on Pueblo crew return outlined
A Washington Post Los Angeles Times service story cites a Pentagon document dated September 13 detailing how to debrief and question the Pueblo crew after their return to the United States. It explains assessing the damage to U S intelligence gathering from the Pueblo capture.
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