Gaping Holes In Crime Act Open Door To Spies
Washington reports on loopholes in the 1968 Omnibus Crime Control Act that allow private citizens, detectives, and police to use wiretapping and bugging devices. Hearings call for new licensing as officials say DoJ surveillance rose post Watergate while the Supreme Court sets limits for domestic cases.
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Moscow Contrasts From Red Square To Hidden Truths
A Moscow visit reveals sharp contrasts between gleaming surfaces and everyday reality. Tour guides push propaganda while private chats with locals expose cautious dissent, as visitors navigate Red Square, the Kremlin, and a pristine Metro with wary interactions and glimpses of broader freedoms.
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Sakharov
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No Honors for Benedict Arnold Bicentennial Exhibit
A Saratoga Battlefield monument omits Benedict Arnold’s name while acknowledging him as a brilliant Continental Army officer. The piece recounts his early service, Washington’s praise, and escalating grievances that led to his treason, including the West Point plot and his eventual life in exile in England.
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Peggy Shippen
Philadelphia
West Point
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Virginia
Connecticut
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