2. Freedom and the Security Services – a Labour Party Discussion Document (£1.50 plus postage from The Labour Party, 150 Walworth Road, London, SE17 1JT) With this the Labour Party has taken a significant step towards the public recognition that, as far as the spook industry is concerned, the view of this society long held … Read more
[PDF file]: […] tennis team to victory over Britain in the Wrightman Cup. But on the bottom of page one an intriguing Post headline announced, ‘5 Held in Plot to Bug Democrats’ Office Here’. The story by police reporter Alfred E. Lewis began: Five men, one of whom said he is a former employee of the Central […]
[PDF file]: […] Gentry. ‘However, Hoover was also convinced, at other times, that she had numerous male lovers, including at least one black’. Based on a joke intercepted through a bug in the offices of the National Maritime Union, Hoover concluded that the union’s two top officials were both sexually ‘servicing’ Eleanor Roosevelt, probably to further the […]
[…] needed to pay hospital bills for a daughter with a long-term and expensive medical condition. 4 action was.5 The conventional account is that they were trying to bug the phone of DNC chair Larry O’Brien. The author quotes journalist Jack Anderson: ‘. . . on an earlier visit to the November Group6 office in […]
[PDF file]: […] Phyllis McGuire. She was consorting with ‘Laugh-In’ comedian Dan Rowan behind Giancana’s back in Las Vegas. As a favor for Giancana’s help in Cuba, Maheu agreed to ‘bug’ Rowan’s Las Vegas hotel room. Remarkably, the CIA gave him $1,000 to do it.4 2 The operation was worthy of the Keystone Kops – or the […]
[PDF file]: […] to pay hospital bills for a daughter with a long-term and expensive medical condition. 4 2 action was.5 The conventional account is that they were trying to bug the phone of DNC chair Larry O’Brien. The author quotes journalist Jack Anderson: ‘. . . on an earlier visit to the November Group6 office in […]
[PDF file]: […] year later, More was named in Florida as one of 15 defendants accused of racketeering, mail fraud and employing a Hambro subsidiary called Network Security Management to bug the U.S. phone billing system and steal items from the Florida home of Douglas Leese, a millionaire business rival of the Littlewoods stores family. Douglas Leese’s […]
