Spy entertainment was extremely popular in the United States in 1968. "I Spy", Get Smart", "Man From Uncle", "James Bond" and other TV programs and movies were avidly watched by the fans of the genre, a fact that was not lost on the Crown Radio Corporation of Japan! In mid 1968, they introduced the Crowncorder CTR 9650S dual tape recorder to tie into the spy craze. The machine was designed to act like a surveillance tape recorder and could make secret recordings when set up to do so. The US Congress was quick to respond... ******** Sponsored by: Get It Done! DSPP personal improvement subliminal messages computer software. Use the power of personal subliminal messaging to end procrastination and get things done, on time and on schedule by motivating your subconscious mind. Visit: www.clydesight.com TODAY! ******** According to US law (both Federal and Local) -- Title III of the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of 1968 requires that electronic surveillance "be conducted in such a way as to minimize" the interception of communications not otherwise subject to interception under that Title. This basically means it is potentially a criminal act to secretly tape record a third party without their consent, regardless of the equipment used. This law made the Crowncorder CTR 9650S dual tape recorder useless as a "spy" recorder. It was and IS NOT ILLEGAL TO OWN it -- it IS potentially illegal to use it -- or any electronic device -- to secretly record a third party ...
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