Buy from a Spy Promos Pueblo Veteran Ed Murphy
AP reports Ed Murphy once served asLt Ed Murphy second in command aboard the USS Pueblo. Seven years after the incident in the Sea of Japan when Koreans torpedoed the ship and the crew was held, Murphy runs a camper center calling “Buy from a Spy” as a sales slogan. One sailor died, several were injured, and 82 crew members were held for 11 months before December 1969 release.
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Pueblo crew recounts grim memories of 1968 incident
San Diego based survivors recall torture and scars from the Pueblo incident as veterans reflect on the past. Murphy discusses physical pain and a desire to understand North Korea, while LaMancha Kell and others describe careers affected by memories and the ship’s intelligence role.
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Maine Coast Campground Not Like a Wilderness
York Harbor Maine campers expected solitude along the coast but found a crowded lot with 96 trailers and three trees. A New York stockbroker and others lament paying over 1000 dollars for camping to be surrounded by crowds and manmade clutter.
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Frederick South: A weekly trip through the county’s southern end
The Star presents Frederick South a regular feature highlighting people and events in Frederick County's southern wards. Each Wednesday readers follow the south ward journey and learn about local stories and happenings.
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