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January 1974 Issue [Article]

The Censors of Bumbledom

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In which the CIA bypasses the First Amendment in order to hide a bugged house cat
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20th century Censorship Espionage Intelligence service Law and legislation National security Privacy Right of Secrecy United States United StatesCentral Intelligence Agency Victor Marchetti

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