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There wll undoubtedly be problems arising that will have to
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|we keep a project going in continuity more or less
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independently of the individual task forces that come and go.
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The main thing is that
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Of course, it would be somewhat associated with each and
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Those are the general thoughts, Captain Kellum, I ha
I wuld like to have your comments, and
CAPTAIN KELLUM:
I think I am not in a positim to
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j}speak for the Bureau, but from our own point of view, we are,
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of course, very much appreciative of the oppatunity of
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{participation and look forward to continuing our participation
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I can't miss this opportunity to comment briefly
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|on the general spirit of good will which has prevailed
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through all of these successive operations, and which has
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|made possible the smooth cooperation of representatives fron
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many different agencies with What appear to be first rate
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results.
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DR. BUGHER:
Thank you.
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CAPT, YARBROUGH:
Captain Yarbrough.
I would like to echo Capt. Kellum's
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comments on the affability of the relationships in this
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particular endeavor.
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further and say that I think that it
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for our naval partcipants perhaps to solve some of our
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