Didn't They Stole Files?

There were people who knew they were being watched. They just couldn't prove it. So they had to find ways to work through that to accomplish things. A professor at Haverford College, William Davodon, was connecting with the Catholic Peace Movement. He saw this was successful and eventually he decided recruiting a number of people in Philadelphia. The New York Times actually sent the documents back to the FBI instead of publishing them. Shortly after they started releasing information, I believe only the Washington Post published a small story. It was a full year before Wind Magazine published the first big exposé.