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Carnival bails out the Calypso.(Cruise News)
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March 1, 2005
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The Cousteau Society and Carnival Corporation & plc have reached an agreement in principle to restore the Calypso, the legendary research and expedition vessel of Captain Jacques Yves Cousteau. Once restored, the Calypso will become an exhibit and a center for science and the environment.
The Cousteau Society has been diligently working toward a successful solution for this historic vessel, putting together a plan to restore the former American minesweeper as authentical...
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Carnival bails out the Calypso.(Cruise News)
Cruise Travel
; The Cousteau Society and Carnival Corporation & plc have reached an agreement in principle to restore the Calypso, the legendary research and expedition vessel of Captain Jacques Yves Cousteau. Once restored, the Calypso will become an exhibit and a center for science and the environment. The
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; ... Chesapeake. June 1997: Jacques-Yves Cousteau dies at age 87 in Paris. PILOT ONLINE Read background stories about Cousteau in Hampton Roads, and visit Web sites for the Cousteau Society and a fan's tribute, on the News page at (http://www.pilotonline.com).
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Man out to rediscover world sees hope despite many crises
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Va. Ceremony Deflated to Save Wildlife
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Cousteau widow to speak at UM Machias
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; MACHIAS - Francine Cousteau, president of The Cousteau Society of the United States, will be the commencement speaker this spring at the University of Maine at Machias, the school announced Wednesday. The Cousteau Society is dedicated to environmentally sustainable management of natural resources.
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