Broad powers claimed by Barton in wiretap cases
The government contends presidential authority to use wiretaps extends to domestic security and foreign intelligence alike. A memo in Chicago federal court cites five of eight antiwar demonstrators charged with conspiracy tied to the 1968 Democratic National Convention. The memo argues electronic surveillance can be used to protect the nation against groups fomenting violence, including calls to gather information on organizations deemed prone to rioting.
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A. Ernest Fitzgerald, the Pentagon civilian efficiency expert ordered to withhold testimony, will be available to address the Senate-House economic subcommittee next Tuesday. The dispute centers on contracts and the Mark II program as Fitzgerald argues materials posed no national security risk.
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