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I Set Up My Own 'Crisis Monitoring' Operation and Gain a Vital 'Deep Throat' Source in the Process

It was spring, 1958, and I had just arrived at CIA headquarters via one of the blue, unmarked buses the intelligence agency was using to transport employees and "cleared" visitors to the 37 buildings scattered around Washington. The agency was yet to establish headquarters across the Potomac in Langley, Va. Until that compound could be built, its main operations were housed in this huge, former brewery close to the Potomac's edge. The Watergate hotel and the Kennedy entertainment center would fill in the area later.

As I stood in the lobby looking down into the amphitheater where the beer makers' craft had once been plied, I asked myself, "All these people, mulling around, desk by desk - ...

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