The Question:
Patron: General Inquiry:
I was aboard the USS Liberty (AGTR-5) when the ship was attacked on June 8, 1967.
In searching through the Library of Congress website I could find references to Congressional investigations of the attacks on the USS Pueblo, the USS Cole and the USS Stark but none for the Congressional investigation of the attack on the USS Liberty.
Could you tell me why there is no copy of any Congressional investigation of the attack on the USS Liberty in the Library of Congress?
If it has not yet been provided to you, could you contact the appropriate Congressional personnel to ensure the Congressional investigation of the attack on the USS Liberty is provided to the Library of Congress?
Thanks in advance.
Joe Meadors
The full reply:
From:
hssref@loc.gov
Date: Jul 25, 2006 12:06 PM
Subject: Library Question - Answer [Question #1727003]
To:
joe@ussliberty.com
Dear Patron:
Thank you for your query.
After checking numerous resources, including the "CIS (Congressional Information Service) Indexes to Congressional Hearings (both published and unpublished), and the Public Documents Masterfile, I could find no evidence that the Congress ever held hearings or launched an investigation into the June 8, 1967 incident with the USS Liberty.
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