J Edgar Hoover
Events (20)
- October 3, 1926 - 1942: Father Coughlin, Anti-Communist and Nazi Supporter, Dominates American Discourse via Radio Broadcasts 1926-10-03
- April 27, 1951: FBI Ready to Detain 14,000 Suspected Communists in Event of War 1951-04-27
- May 28, 1969: White House Orders Reporter Wiretapped 1969-05-28
- June 5, 1970: Nixon Focuses on Domestic Intelligence Gathering 1970-06-05
- July 26-27, 1970: Nixon Rejects Huston Plan 1970-07-26
- July 1, 1971: Felt Becomes #3 FBI Official 1971-07-01
- March 10-23, 1972: FBI Finds Beard/ITT Memo Authentic 1972-03-10
- April 6, 1977: Nixon Presents Huston Plan as Rational Counter to Nation Engulfed in Insurrection 1977-04-06
- April 6, 1977: Nixon Presents Huston Plan as Rational Counter to Nation Engulfed in Insurrection 1977-04-06
- May 31, 2005: Felt Revealed as ‘Deep Throat’ 2005-05-31
- May 1969: FBI Wiretaps Nixon Aides, Reporters at Kissinger’s Behest
- 1950: FBI Begins to Build Database to Track Suspect US Citizens
- Late March, 1973: FBI Director Gray Gagged by Attorney General
- Late 1973: Former Nixon Aide Says Nixon White House ‘Debauch[ed] Conservative Values,’ Used Antiwar Protests as Excuse for Unwarranted Power Grab
- August 1973: CIA Director Testifies about Nixon Administration’s Domestic Surveillance Program
- Late 1971: FBI Keeps Emergency Detention List despite Congressional Ban
- November 1940-1943: FBI Maintains ‘Custodial Detention Program’ for Emergencies
- November 1939: FBI Establishes Detention Program for Wartime
- March 1971: FBI Documents Describing Surveillance of Students, Minorities, and War Protesters Leaked
- 1943: FBI Director Hoover Ignores Attorney General’s Order to End Detention List