John Lennon on his suspicions of FBI phone-tapping

John Lennon, speaking in 1975, discussing how he felt the FBI were tapping his phone and keeping him under surveillance in the wake of his anti-Vietnam protests.(LNF1704A - AEVZ001J)
John Lennon, speaking in 1975, discussing how he felt the FBI were tapping his phone and keeping him under surveillance in the wake of his anti-Vietnam protests.(LNF1704A - AEVZ001J)
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Date created:
18 April, 1975
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