Privacy feared as gadgets invade daily life in 1960s
A column warns Congress and civil libertarians about growing privacy invasions by surveillance in stores, telephones, and offices. It cites microphores in counters, two way mirrors, CCTV, and widespread wiretapping, noting legal gaps and calls for clearer national policy. It also mentions a Frederick man, J David Hagan, earning a master of arts in music at Peabody Conservatory.
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Jules Loh
Associated Press
Louis D. Brandeis
Frederick Man
The
Peabody Conservatory of Music
Baltimore
J. David Hagan
H. David Hagan
North Market Street
Frederick High School
Hagan
Peabody
Johns Hopkins University
Hood
Goucher
Peabody Preparatory
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