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Domestic subversives spark taps without court orders
Art Buchwald reports on General Mitchell and Copayeller debating if the attorney general may wiretap domestic dissidents without a court order. They discuss the risk to the republic, ties to the executive branch, and the idea that even a high official's spouse might warrant surveillance in a pattern of perceived threats to national security.
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Julio Mitchell
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Executive Branch
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Hiren Copayeller
J. Edgar —Ucuwaen Hoover Community College of Law and Order
Supreme Court
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Supreme Ebtort
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United States
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Russia
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