Word: fbi
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...little individual rights meant to those honorable and dedicated public servants in the FBI. The barnyard cat takes similar care with the rights of the rodent it pursues through the fields...
...sick after reading of the treatment Martin Luther King, his wife and others received at the hands of J. Edgar Hoover and the FBI...
...Edgar Hoover first appeared on our cover in August of 1935. The director and his Federal Bureau of Investigation were portrayed as antidotes to the headlines of Depression and organized crime. For by then the FBI's 623 trench-coated agents had zeroed in on such notorious criminals as John Dillinger, "Baby Face" Nelson, and "Pretty Boy" Floyd. When operatives cornered George "Machine Gun" Kelly at his Memphis hideout in 1933, Kelly said he surrendered rather than be killed by "G-men," a sobriquet that has adhered to agents in movies and on cereal box tops through the years...
...coach Jim Calhoun at a 1970 basketball clinic turned out to be O'Neil's big break. One year after that initial contact, O'Neil received a call from Calhoun, who had been named Huskie head coach when mentor Jim Bowman resigned in favor of a career in the FBI...
...month. Nesson is now representing Morton Halperin, a former member of the National Security Staff, in a lawsuit against Secretary of State Henry Kissinger '50 on wiretapping charges, and is also representing filmmaker Emile de Antonio, who is making a movie about the Weather Underground, in lawsuits against the FBI and CIA on charges of invasion of privacy...