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Fears of Big Brother spying spread across nation
The June 8 1974 column by Bernard Gayzer surveys growing concerns over government surveillance and civil liberties in America. It cites luminaries like Ramsey Clark, Gerald Gunther and Alan Dershowitz, discusses wiretaps, no knock rules, preventive detention, and the Kent State indictments in a broad critique of surveillance state anxieties and legal responses. It notes FBI files, army surveillance, and congressional reaction shaping public debate.
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Greeley Tribune
Bernard Gayzer
Big Brother
Ramsey Clark
U.S
Mle
Anidele Tennessee
Fep
William Anderson
Dave
Naulius
Polar Cap
Charles Reich
América
Albert Gore
Téennes+ Fee
Congress
Alan M. Dershowitz
Harvard
America
Gerald Gunther
Stanford
Aly
John Michell
Nixon
Roland F. Kirks
United States
Mitchell
Stell
Panda
Joseph Montoya
D-N.m
Justice Department
Hale Boggs
House
PBI
Louisiana Democrat
Tennessee
Willian Anderson
We Reve
Jel
Philip Béttigan
Canlonsville
Michael Tigar
University of Californa
Los Angeles
Edgar Hoover
FBI
Washington
Henry Kissinges
Philip 7
Priesis
Holver
Daniel Berrigal
Federe
Harrisburg
Philip Berti
Daniel Bérrigan
Bertigan
David Scribner
New York
Portage County
Ohio
Kent State University
Salem
National
Ogden Reid
Merc
FBL
Sen
Adlai HE
Stevenson I
Abner Mikva
Olis Kerner
Detroit
Newark
Johnson
Army
Seccet
Department of Health
Johnson Estab
Fyke
Atfést
Shelit
Artisyn
Iri Starieg
CHS
District of Columbia
Teep
Richard Tchord
Missouri Demonrat Gd
Internal Security
Trumah