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Army spying charge amid Pentagon order halt
A Senate subcommittee reports the Army kept massive surveillance on Americans dating back to 1940, with 25 million index cards and 760,000 on organizations. Despite Melvin Laird's order to destroy dossiers, evidence suggests some records remain and further evasion in destruction. The probe cites public figures watched and calls for new legislation to end such invasions of civil liberties.
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Washington
UPI
Army
Senate
Defense
Melving R. Laird
Subcommittee
Constitutional Rights Subcommittee
Defense Central Index of
Baltimore
Sam J. Ervin D-Mu
Bih
Sen
Adlair E. Stevenson II
D-Ill
Rep
Abner Mikva
Navy
Air Force
Newark
N.J
Fourth Army
Fort Sam Hood
Tex
Fort Holabird
Army Intelligence Eamstands