FBI bugs targeted diplomats in Washington area in 1960s
Newsweek cites an unnamed high level source claiming the FBI planted listening devices in two Washington houses to record foreign diplomats and possibly blackmail them. The tale includes Hoover passing tapes to Johnson and attempts to discredit New Left leaders by VD entrapment in California.
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CIA uses Virginia police badges for covert operations
The CIA reportedly borrowed at least 20 police credentials from a Virginia department during 1971 antiwar protests to infiltrate crowds near Langley. Fairfax County police allegedly supplied sergeant rank badges to cover agents, with officials debating legality and franchise limits of domestic intelligence activity.
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