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Jailhouse Bugging
November 15, 1975 issue
Editorial. Reports on the routine taping of prisoner-visitor conversations at the San Mateo County Jail in Redwood City, California. Pre-wiring of the...

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The Tapping of 'Tommy the Cork'
Bird, Kai | February 8, 1986 issue
The article reports on issues related to wiretapping of a former White House aide and an influential Washington lawyer and power broker between June 1945...

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NSA Spying Myths
February 20, 2006 issue
The author comments on U.S. President George W. Bush's defense of the National Security Agency's warrantless wiretapping of Americans. Richard Nixon infamously...

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The FISA File
Theoharis, Athan G. | March 6, 2006 issue
The article looks at why the United States Congress passed the 1978 Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act and the similarities between Presidents Richard...

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In Fact…
March 6, 2006 issue
The article provides short reflections to United States political news stories. News stories looked at include the Senate Judiciary Committee's hearing...

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Bugs, Beans and Too Many Bucks
Corn, D. | February 20, 1989 issue
The article discusses issues related to the U.S.-Soviet trade which has increased the demand for corporate suites in Communism's capital. In April 1987...

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Eavesdropping Left and Right
Flannery, G. | April 17, 1989 issue
This article focuses on the phone tapping by Cincinnati Bell Inc. in Ohio. The phones allegedly tapped in the widespread scheme belonged to President Gerald...

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Are your local police listening?
Shapiro, Bruce | February 5, 1990 issue
The article focuses on the disclosure of electronic surveillance by the state police in November 1989 in Connecticut. The taping in Connecticut began in...

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The Case of the Private 'I'
December 11, 1967 issue
Six Congressional investigations since 1960 have made people familiar with, electronic eavesdropping, mail covers, computerized dossiers, long-range photography,...

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