U S surveillance of citizens stirs wide debate
Washington debate centers on curbing military and civilian intelligence gathering and the storage of personal data. Secretary Laird moves to insert civilian oversight into military intelligence while critics led by Sen. Ervin warn of a police state risk. The piece notes growing computer data banks tracking millions, including driver records and drug offenses, plus cross feeds among agencies.
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