Word: secretse
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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The power to accuse in the public press, or on the airwaves of our country, is a profound power, and one that is subject to at least as much abuse as any other form of power. And this is partly a problem with respect to intelligence, because, at least I...
The Soviet government had turned down the couple's previous applications to emigrate, saying they had learned state secrets as computer programmers at the Soviet Institute for Experimental Meteorology.
Keeping Secrets
The impression grows stronger when the discussion turns to new literary projects. She thinks The Bright Lights has the ingredients of fiction and actually is at work on a novel. She refuses to elaborate, however. She chastises me for my curiosity, teases me about the book's subject, but spills...
Under the bill's provisions, which created the U.S.'s first Official Secrets Act, the government could have prosecuted newsmen who published information they knew to be leaked; could have made mass arrests of demonstrators within sight or sound of the President (for trespassing upon a "temporary residence of the...