The Burglary (113 page)

MEDBURG investigation and,
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17.1

Rosenberg, Julius and Ethel,
14.1
,
19.1

Rosenfeld, Seth,
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19.2
,
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,
109.4

FBI stonewalling of

Rowley, Coleen

Royal Canadian Mounted Police

Rudd, Charles L.

Rumsfeld, Donald

Rutgers University

Ryman, Mike

St. Joseph's College
,
1.1

St. Martin, Clement

Salvati, Joseph

Samit, Harry

San Francisco Chronicle

Sarbanes, Paul

Sartre, Jean-Paul

Saturday Night Massacre

Savio, Mario

Saxbe, William

COINTELPRO report released by

FBI Academy speech by

Scalia, Antonin

Schell, Jonathan

Schmeling, Max

Schwarz, Frederick A. O., Jr.,
19.1
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19.2

Schwerner, Michael,
3.1
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23.1
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25.2

Scoop: The Evolution of a Southern Reporter
(Nelson),

Seberg, Jean

FBI smear campaign against,
19.1
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27.1

suicide of,
19.1
,
27.1

Second Vatican Council,
2.1
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2.2

Secrets: The CIA's War at Home
(Mackenzie),

Security Index (SI),
12.1
,
14.1
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15.1
,
15.2

Biddle's attempted termination of,
14.1
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14.2

creation of

Davidon's listing on

Greider's article on

Hoover's memo to Mitchell on

Jackson's approval of

Justice Department review of,
14.1
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14.2

loose criteria for inclusion on,
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14.2

maintained in defiance of Non-Detention Act

Media files reference to,
14.1
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14.2

renamings of,
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,
28.1

Security Portfolio

segregation, of interstate transportation

Seldes, George, FBI harassment of

Selma, Ala.

Senate, U.S.

Administrative Practice and Procedure Subcommittee of

Foreign Relations Committee of

Homeland Security and Government Affairs Committee of

liberal support for McCarran Act in,
14.1
,
14.2
,
14.3

Select Committee to Study Governmental Operations with Respect to Intelligence Activities,
see
Church Committee

Supplemental and Deficiencies Subcommittee of

Watergate Committee of

see also
Congress, U.S.
; House of Representatives, U.S.

Senate Intelligence Committee

CISPES hearings of

failed Detroit bombing investigated by

Senate Subcommittee on Constitutional Rights

investigation of FBI rejected by,
11.1
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18.1

Rehnquist's testimony to,
8.1
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10.1
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11.1

Sensenbrenner, James

September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks,
14.1
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14.2
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20.1
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24.1

Church Committee blamed for

CIA's mission after

FBI intelligence failures before

FBI's mission after

Sessions, William,
26.1
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26.2

Shapiro, Howard

Shaw, Jack, Hoover's firing of

Shenon, Philip,
26.1
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26.2

Sherrod, Charles

Shore, Herbert L.

Shore, Norman John

Shreveport, La.

Shriver, Sargent

Silberman, Laurence H.,
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19.1

Simons, Howard,
8.1
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10.1

Sinatra, Frank, at Ali-Frazier fight

Skousen, Willard Cleon

slavery, legacy of

Smith, Susan (pseud.)

aftermath of burglary as concern of

Davidon's recruitment of,
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23.1

on FBI files

FBI office cased by,
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as Freedom Summer worker,
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in night of burglary,
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prison fear of

Smith, Susan (pseud.), post-burglary life of

fingerprint fears of,
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on long-term impact of Media burglary

as suspect in MEDBURG investigation,
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12.1

Smith, William French

Smith Act (1940),
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Snowden, Edward J.,
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Socialist Workers Party (SWP), FBI campaign against,
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26.1

social sciences, as targets of FBI investigations

Society of Former Agents of the FBI

Congressional Night dinner of

South Carolina State College, massacre at

Southeast National Bank

Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC),
13.1
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19.1
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26.1

South Vietnam

Anderson's trip to

Davidon's trip to,
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suppression of dissent in

Soviet Union, spying by,
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Sowell, Thomas

Spellman, Francis Cardinal

pro-Vietnam War stance of

Spock, Benjamin

STAG (Student Agitation) program

Stanford University

Stasi,
19.1
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27.1

State Department, U.S., Forsyth's calls to

Stegner, Wallace

Steinbeck, John

Stern, Carl, COINTELPRO exposed by,
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Stevenson, Robert L.

Stoler, Marty

Stone, Harlan Fiske

Frankfurter and

Hoover appointed FBI director by,
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on Palmeer raids,
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on role of FBI

Supreme Court nomination of

Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee,
25.1

Subversives: The FBI's War on Student Radicals and Reagan's Rise to Power
(Rosenfeld),
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Sullivan, William,
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Camden raid and,
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Church Committee testimony of, vii,
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Felt's rivalry with

and Hoover's Catholic peace movement allegations

Hoover's firing of

illegality of COINTELPRO acknowledged by

on impact of Media burglary

MEDBURG investigation and,
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Supreme Court, U.S.

Ali's draft claim upheld by

Boynton v. Virginia
ruling of,

Hoover and,
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Pentagon Papers publication allowed by

selective conscientious objectors validated by

Smith Act invalidated by,
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28.2

Swarthmore College

FBI informants at

Swinglish, John

in Camden raid

System of Freedom of Expression, The
(Emerson),

Tactical Air Lift Command

Tameleo, Henry

Taylor, Duane

Tea Party

Tempora

terrorist attacks

fear of

see also
September 11, 2001
, terrorist attacks

Theoharis, Athan,
14.1
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Thomas, Norman

Thomas Merton Center

Thoreau, Henry David,
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Time,
Hoover criticized in,

Tolson, Clyde,
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Top Echelon informants

Top Secret America
(Priest and Arkin),

transportation, interstate, segregation of

Trial of the Catonsville Nine, The
(D. Berrigan),

Truman, Harry S.,
8.1
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11.1

Tubman, Harriet

Tunney, John V.

Udall, Mark

Underground Railroad

during slavery, as passing through Media,
3.1

during Vietnam War, for conscientious objectors leaving military,
2.1

Ungar, Sanford J.,
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union members, FBI investigations of

Union of American Exiles in Canada

Union Theological Seminary,
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United Auto Workers

United Nations, Pope Paul VI's address to

Vietnam Veterans Against the War,
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Vietnam War,
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Ali-Frazier fight and,
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casualties in

cluster bombs in

Gulf of Tonkin Resolution and

napalm use in,
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nuclear option in,
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troop desertions in,
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see also
antiwar movement

voting rights, of blacks

Wall, Bob

Wall Street Forecast

Wall Street Journal,
2.1
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19.1

war on poverty

Warren, Earl

War Resisters International conference

Washington, Paul

Washington Post
,
2.1
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9.1
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26.1

COINTELPRO editorial of

Media files and,
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10.6

Media files editorial of

Nixon administration's demand for suppression of stories in

Pentagon Papers published by

Washington Star
,
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8.1
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9.1

Watergate scandal,
2.1
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7.1
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8.1
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Weather Underground (Weathermen),
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D. Berrigan's letter to

and Greenwich Village explosion,
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Webster, William,
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Welch, Neil

as candidate for FBI directorship

civil rights murder cases and

and closing of COINTELPRO cases,
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on importance of Media burglary

MEDBURG investigation closed by,
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as New York SAC

as Philadelphia SAC,
13.1
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as refusing to participate in COINTELPRO operations

Welch, Richard

Westminster College

White Citizens' Councils,
25.1
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25.2

White House tapes

White House Years
(Kissinger),

Whitten, Les,
10.1

Wicker, Tom,
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15.1

Media files mailed to,
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