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Byline: Douglas Hanks III
Nov. 19--Planning to spend $1 million to create a floating museum out of Jacques Cousteau's research vessel, Carnival Cruises hopes to bolster revenue in ports of call.
Carnival Cruise Lines will spend $1 million transforming Jacques Cousteau's famed research vessel, Calypso, into some sort of floating museum and attraction, the Miami-based company said Thursday.
Cousteau, who died in 1997, became a star of science on the Calypso, which he steered around the world to film documentaries and television specials based on the marine life he studied.
The Calypso sank in a Singapore harbor in 1996 in a mooring accident.…