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|a Mackenzie, Angus
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|a Secrets :
|b the CIA's war at home /
|c Angus Mackenzie ; with a foreword by David Weir.
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|a Berkeley, Calif. ;
|b University of California Press,
|c c1997.
|a London :
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|a xix, 241 p., [4] p. of plates :
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|c 25 cm.
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|a Includes bibliographical references (p. 209-230) and index.
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|a Foreword / David Weir -- Prologue: The CIA and the Origins of theFreedom of Information Act -- 1. Conservatives Worry and the Cover-UpBegins -- 2. You Expose Us, We Spy on You -- 3. The CIA tries to CensorBooks -- 4. Bush Perfects the Cover-Up -- 5. Censor Others as You WouldHave Them Censor You -- 6. Did Congress Outlaw This Book? -- 7. Tryingto Hush the Fuss -- 8. Overcoming the Opposition -- 9. CensorshipConfusion -- 10. The Pentagon Resists Censorship -- 11. HidingPolitical Spying -- 12. One Man Says No -- 13. Control of Information-- 14. The CIA Openness Task Force -- Epilogue: The Cold War Ends andSecrecy Spreads -- App. Targets of Domestic Spying.
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