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"that that's a sign of communism. So, uh, no shit, it's in -qr a book called The FBI Nobody Knows,by Fred Cook. You read that,

pretty heavy. They're really freaky, you know, stuff like that."

n .- Another question from audience - not distinguishable.! "Hell, I saw the movie Woodstock and it was not too

good, it's a real bummer, I mean a bad movie, you shouldn't go

see it; but at $5.00 a rip-off they're going to make forty million dollars on it. It's bad--I mean, I dOnJtknOwT"-ick'5aggEr ""

{- 3 was through here, huh? Sort of a Hyra Breckenridge. He can sing like a fucker tho, huh? He sure can sing. But I just saw L..¢._~ the Altamount phonetic! movie and that's important movie, I mean

you ought to see that and understand what went on there and how p-s_xu--s that green corruption, you know, while the cannibals at the top P-:.-L ._-gs are devouring themselves we have to learn to breathe together. I mean, we have to learn how to have our own conspiracy and get along, you know? We didn't do well at Altamount, that was a _p.T-_I terrible disaster. Maybe it was a greedy promotive ?! probably, -1 -.- I don't know. He can sing! Shined up for the indistinct!. That:

.-,.:._,_ a, uh, goes back.

"Hhat?F Someonefrom audience makes comment or asks question - 9 3 ~._ not clear.! Hoffman continues.!

well, it ain't much_to see. Why don't you, well fher= ain't much use; sorry about that, I think. Did you have a question

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"or something?"

.. _1 Reply from person in audience, not clear. Hoffman

continues.!

"Dear Abbie! I can'tanswer you, I'll answer it in

my column tomorrow."

Another question from audience, something concerning .,_ Bank of America.!

"Hell they, uh, I don't know about their investments. 4 I mean, 1 know Chase Manhattan Bank, Chase Manhattan Bank has this

huge psychedelic billboard in New York that says Do You Thing, Bank at Chase Manhattan. That's heavy. Yeah, people ought to check out what their thing is.

Another comment from audience.!

"South Africa, right." Additional comments from audience, not clear. Hoffman

replies...! "Did you hear that? Is that true? Nixon wants to give

an-Z psychiatric tests to six-year-old kids. Hell, it: good to see that he recognizes where the vanguard of the revolution is."

Laughter and clapping! ._..___q- :'T-5??!-F "You think Carswell is going to make it? If he don't, "-'-..-,=r_=¢_. maybe he don't think Julius! He'd be good up there. He'd likeit '1; up there. The highest, the Supreme Court is the highest court in the landll It ain't high. If he don'tget him on, tho, Carswell, I think that Nixonis going to be fit to be tied. You see, without R3 ;92 L

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5 being able to totally pack the Supreme Court, the whole 1 ! process of political repression is slowed down a bit. I mean I you just don't havethat image of total control over the court.

And he don't gethim in, he'sgonna be pissing. And cOme this

fall, I lean when he loses a lot of Senate seats, too, because

it's the natural process, you know, for like the party out of

{y _, power--whichever that one is, the Fascist Party, you know, versus the Social Democrats or whatever they are--you know, he'sgoing

to lose power, it's going to be an interesting year."

Another question or comment from the audience.!

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._- ;._., IIU--B - ---an --L T -_44L:-_ IBH-ll, B _|§, I-lJl_" 4. meeting

with an ecology freak, uh, an old friend of nine. And he's

,_ running me down, and I was very paranoid and stuff. Let me tell L-_.___ you what's going on, he says. This is the philosophy of the future. He says, within five years there'll be twenty billion

people on earth, everybody will be stepping on everybody's toes, _ .._

7-}'T4?"92'people are going to devour each other, the world is going to die. '-_._rt.' £.- - I said, wow! That's a heavy trip, nan. He

Yippie philosophy? I said, well, you wanna said, what's the

know?

b._A.._ -5- C92__. I"...--.}n-as-e n on an airplane going from DDBLUII U Dan I-'I'CllU-LDUU

and it makes a stop in New York City...you go down to the travel

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"on the plane that little guy on the counter, you know him, it's f;j ~_ like registration, the guy who takes the tickets, you give him s. the ticket that says Boston to New York. And he rips off the

ticket and gives you that little white slip, that receipt, and

puts it in an envelope. And you say thadcyou, you know? Up, up and away, TBA. You get on the plane, you sit down, the stewardess

indistinct! and comes by. She says, where you going? Meanwhile, .,_ 1 I you'veout yourtaken other ticket, see; QQQQQQQ; 5.; Francisco, <-"- , right? And very delicately you pulled off your ticket part and E___Vnow you got a little white receipt that says Boston to San Francisco. You take the Boston-New York ticket up, orumple it

all up, put it in your pocket, and put in the nice clean new

Boston-San Francisco receipt, right? So now you got an envelope,

you know, says Fly the American Way on it, and you got the receipt .1; in there--Boston to San Francisco. The stewardess cones by, hi says where you going, Boston indistinctl? Hay I see your ticket? --1|-5 - -. Cause she, you know, you already look a little criminal. You say yeah, sure, you know. OK, just sit there. You know, when you Y-iii get to San Francisco you take the receipt, and remember you have

the ticket part, and put them back together and go down and _ .

no - you cash it in. Say you came by covered wagon. Fly the American .--_ way, that: how you do it. We're putting out a whole book on that,

it's called Steal This Book. It'll be out maybe in five months.

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"It says how to live totally free in the country. You can

do it. I mean, America the land of the free! Hy old nan told

as free leans you don't pay a fuckin cent. Indistinct.! They said it couldn't be done. It can be done! Everything

can be done! The future, heaven on earth. What do your fathers

say? You don't offer alternative! Hhat's your alternative?

All you want to do is wreck, wreck, destroy, what's your

I alternative? Heaven! We're heavenists. Indistinct! heaven? 1'2

Ii--I Say, indistinct!, come here. Hobody's goingto argue with you on that. Everybody's indistinct! heaven: a good deal. And we can have it. Demanding the impossible is the only reasonable, W rational, responsible demand. Right. You can have heaven. '92':.<"Fidel Castro--the aim of the Cuban revolution is to abolish money by l975. What the fuck the aim of the American .4» Government? Does anybody say at a press conference with Hr.

-1 Nixon, Excuseme, PresidentNixon, where are you takingus after you destroy it all? What: your alternative? Nobody ever says

that. Nobody ever says, Hr. Nixon, excuse me, do you believe

-1*-.~s _e... . that violence is a way of achieving social progress? Nobody ever says that. I'm violent! Fuckin every day indistinct! violent!

.1": I saw LBJ on TV. Martin Luther King got killed. LBJ comes on and _--.._a» * - a . pr; says, In the memory, see while the country's burning down, you '192.-'

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"know, in the memory of his name who we loved so much we

must be nonviolent. That: heavy, man. LBJ'spacifist. a

0 § I didn't know that. What the fuck does he mean, nonviolent? He mean sit-ins in the Mekong Delta? What's he mean, the Marines are gonna start singing He Shall Overcome? What the

_~:. fuck does he mean?

"well, well we gotta start with a new language.

5- Capitalism means violence! Capitalism is an economic jungle, _7... . _,, I the strong eat the weak, that's what the fuck it means! Hell, $

-A laddie phonetic!, why don'tyou go out and inherit Woolworths?

L___ Uhat're youdoing, sitting around on your problem phonetic!? Why don't you work? Work work work work work work workl It's

a dirty four-letter word. Work! It's a protestant ethic.

Those who'll phonetic! pick up the shit. You do. Everybody 4 laughs at that part and say you do. He'll put you in chains.

Now go out on the streets, tell them that. Tell your old lady

and your old man that. We're going to put you in chains, shoot

you full of LSD, and make you pick up all this shit. Then they'll know. But never, never get trapped in that cynicism that's fed in these universities. Brainwashing, that's what it is. I

.11 watched this documentary on Cuba and they say well, of course, r L as A'Q-I - now they'redoing OK, I mean they're harvesting all this cane '.-.5 I! -".-92~.'.5' '1' 1'. and nobody'sshooting Fidel, and when they see we're doingOK, but they're being brainwashed. In the schools they talk about

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5" "socialism. But now here! Dig it! When you were five years

old, six years old, you know, farmer Jones came to town, four apples, sold them for two cents each, how much profit did he

make? You learn that shit. Columbus discovered America. How

the fuck you discover a country where there are people living?

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-o-.--- power conquer, conquers. Discover, discover~means, discover -- L L.-ob w means conquer, that's what the fuck it meant. By a white Western

power of a nonwhite, non-Western power. They ain'tno fuckin .4 way, you see, that you're going to say Juan Gonzales, you see,

in 1960 discovered the United States. You never can have that! r:.- _,. ,1? 1 J No fuckin Indian ever gonna discover Europe, see? So it'sa

fuckin Red House instead of a White House. Well, what happened

to General Custer. He got killed in an Indian massacre. Massacre?

That's cause white people like the history hook. history, es the

Polish ?! said, is a total accumulation of man's lies. It is.

And that's how they do it. Words like that, massacre and, you ! L

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"watch that old boob tube. You learn a lot. And watch those

L ads. Watch how they do iti Become an advertisement for

'e2 revolution, not a fuckin textbook. Puck the New York Times

in and the New York review of books and the Village Voice and

1 Commonweal and commentary in the nation and all the fuckin

textbooks and hard-cover books--watch television commercials J and see how they do it. Cause those fuckers know what they're

=1. doing. You wake up this Sunday and you go to church. You get -1-4 -= to church with the big three--Meet the Press, Issues and Answers

Face the Nation, right? And you watch them liberals and con-

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"society. Free speech don'tmean a pile of ahitl You can go J - down and have a picket in town, so what? Who cares? There are 4 probably people picketing the UN right now against the war in ..;- Vietnam, every fuckin night for like eighteen years, so what? T He gotta learn new methods. The medium is a mess, that's what it is. Marshall Hcburen phonetic! said that.. The medium is a

mess! f Comments from audience ~ not clear.! I "He are ?! in heaven. He, uh, we got some men working on it. Laughter! "I mean, first of all, let me say, let me say what theproblem isin you asking.that question,cause see,see

we're brothers, you know? I mean, we turn on the tube at the same .- time, we see the war in Vietnam, we see it in the same kind of a E1 way, we know what kind of society we're living in, you know, why are you asking me that question?" .4-.__ Person from audience asks, "What was the question?"! ,.--- Laughter!. Hoffman replies. d'_ a- i "The question, what are we gonna put in its place. See? In ' If 4 L I-ii You just start off and you say, I got an idea. Don't start off

_--" with the premise that this thrilling and unjust system is a ,H-_.-_V -.~-' 9'-T-_l creative act of love. OK? So uh, so the first alternative is ii ; - _ nothing. That: a better alternative than now--nothing, see? its :':-41 So like what happens, what's nothing like? People say, and_they say ah, those hip...why're you people all sitting around doing

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F" "nothing? You say, well uh, how do you do it first of all? lrt I mean, how do you do it? People don't do nothing. I mean, .... you breathe, you know? You make love, you know? You work at

"Z7 - _ problem solving together, you try to build better mouse traps, - g__-... you try to build a better mouse, you know? You try to make what

F , Che Guevara said, 21st Century men and women, you know? People -.- o that are capable of real love. You know, not the kind of love J 5 that Virginia Slims is about. Oh, women-have'the*righi. T mean * o-". obviously they got a right--you can buy your own fuckin cancer. .14 .._.:J You've comea long way, baby. You know, uh, stick it! That's i, .92 some way to go, you know? So we can do it. I mean, we can do it, you know? we can be together. That's what, uh, Jefferson airplane g?-1 says that. One airplane for the whole NLF. The Vietcong only got L4-_ A

'4 one airplane, the Jefferson airplane. Yeah, yeah, they're probably _:= _ - 1 ll lice

Comment from audience!

"Yeah?" J? _ Additional comments from someone in audience directed p'.__ to Hoffman - indistinct.!

"I, I didn't hear the, I didn't hear the last comment

_-- because of the chromosome damage, but..." Laughter! "What was it? I-_: You said you had, you said you had more radical view about the Ki? foreign policy? Greati I=m glad. That aint the, the usual

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u _ j_ I 92 92l 5 I 1 1 _n ¢ Q 3- "problem is, we re oenino you: reople say, on rucx. l'n

glad you got more radical views." Additional question froe eudienoe - indistinct.!

"Yeah. Did everybody hear the question?"

"No" from the audience!.

"No. Well, it was a long question but basically the point was if we have political repression as I'mdescribing, what

the fuc k am I doing standing here on this stage, right?" Laughte and clapping! "Hell, he says that's not a literal translation.

I got thrown out of high school, you know. Fortunate, but... - I think we're hereon borrowed time, frankly. And I think because

I--.' at that particular point one month ago because there was the first

genuine interstate riot in this country carried on by young white

people, that the government found it inconvenient et that perticul

.-:3 time to have us in jail at that moment. And so they let us out. 1"-I 1»: You know? But, uh, the fact remains that there is poliical re-

pression. Five years in prison for having a state of mind. That 92 politic al repression. Bobby Seale is on trial, going to the

electri c chair because he'schairman of the Black Panther Party.

Black Panther Party now has over 300 people in prison, you see?

It's no t because they're vicious, mad dogs that General Mitchell

paints them out to be. It's because they're about political 7 "-1:5 new : power in the ghetto and community control over their community, controlling the police. That's why they'rein jail. And I think

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II L -~ F J ABBOTT H. HOFFMAN "that that's political repression, you know? What else is going on here? It's all a question of definition. Is a '. ;_,-t marijuana bust political repression? Is it?"

Yeah" from some in audience! E . - - "See. In New York you can get, for selling to a :3-, minor marijuana you can get up to twenty years in prison. For killing the inckin pig yon can only get ten. l nean that's, FF, now people, people run around and they say well we can change it. is We can change it through the normal means, you know? But the normal means are not there. That's an illusion. This country

isn't going to legalize marijuana in five years or fifty years. I'F_'! The penalties are getting stiffer.- The repression is getting 2-" b stiffer. And that'sa fuckin illusion, saying that it's gonna

r. change, that there'shope. That's a belief that there's still

Q es such a thing as political liberalism in this country. There ,:-....., isn't. There is no political liberalism. That's whyAgnew has p...._..- to attack NBC and CBS and ABC, cause there ain't no fuckin F-_ . F5; liberal political force that he can attack. There ain't none. ._-r1 That was all cleaned out in l96B,in August, in Chicago. That was ended. So there is no way of changing it that way. There's only changing it through our action in the streets. And when you have that situation the Government'sgoing to move against you, ¥-~ ..- 7; -'._~§4-ti? .- L and it is moving; it'smoving culturally and it'smoving politically k__ x!

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_ S "and I consider that a state of oppression. The fact that [_ ; I'm out, I'ma freak. I'm onlyhere cause I'ma freak. I'm not here for my political views. I'm here cause Im a freak. It'sa freak show. But I know what the fuck I'mdoing cause I'm ripping off some money from here, see, and that'sgoing back to New York to get Bobby Seale out of jail and to arm every fuckin ~_ 1;»: 11 hippie in my area. So argue ?! the shit. I'll tell jokes, you

,.__ know...tell jokes, do anything, get that¥uckih_h;ead; {cause I1 don't have any acruples. I'm theorphan of America. I learned

all their tricks."

Further comment or question from audience, not clear.! "I wish you had a mike, brother...I wish you had a - .__ "£- '9 mike." 1 Additional comment from audience.! a ¢. Q??- "Hell, I think this airport that we find ourselves, I |._.,__.-._=_ mean this looks like a fuckin airport. I never seen a place like -1...... this. Cause I keep waiting for the B52'sto taxi up to the

Pi 7;" fuekin terminals here. I nean, we could start hy recognizing that this kind of architecture causes chromosome damage. I mean, that'sstart, one but that's onlythe first. You know,it's, uh, gaa well let's start with the university, cause we'rehere, you know?

53$ Hell, you gotta go to the university cause you gotta get a job. "iii: You gotta get wise, you gotta get a job, you gotta go to work.

Why work? What kind of work? What kind of work do you want to do?

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"You think you're going to do it? What are you gonna do when

you get out of here? You gonna be an insurance salesman? What

are you gonna be? Bhat are you gonna do? I don't think thatthis

society answers those kind of questions. I don't think it pro-

vides any authentic form of work."

Short comment or question from audience, indistinct.!

"Authentic work. That isn't even called work. That's

like called play, maybe, or life, or living because people are not

divorced from it. OK? That's thefirst thing that can be done, that can be donei For people in this country have no vision.

They don't talk about heaven, they don'ttalk about bringing good

leek to everybody, they don't talk about opening up the fuekin

silos of corn that we got stored up in this country for letting people eat. Ten million people are hungry in this country.

|_ Senator Eastland, Senator Eastland gets three million dollars a |--_ |_i_ year to not grow cotton. Hell shoot the fucker if you agree, I--'.-_'-_|' V e. and we put in his place cotton fields--he'd make good manure." Comment from someone in audience, indistinct, but

_-;__ -1.3 something to the effect "...hope to see you on the 13th of April,

we're having an anti-war demonstration...at University of Colorado,

_.a__ etc.! Hoffman etatee..! .--92 - .._- - . _, "He'll see you!" -12?; ':192"~r. _'.§§f-_. Additional comments from audience.!

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Oh, snobs, snobs--just cause your old man got more _ .i,1 money probably, right? Ah ha, I got that right?" Laughter! Additional comments from audience to effect, "We

E_e==.__, would appreciate whatever you can do to help us out on the 13th like.. etc. - indistinct.!

--._a * ----' "What are you doing?" Further answers from audience, including ~ _;t_:___!

. ._ ,_,_ ll-§",Y'».- A-I:l

the war machine off campus."!

---- "Ah, yeah, the war machine, get the war machine off .-/Q.- 1-=*.-4 here. Hell, indistinct!,I don't know how seditious I can get be1; on this specific chapter kind of thing. But, uh..." Further comment from audience, indistinct! _ -4.-_ "It's, uh, the strategy is always the same. It's the §

. 5 same as was in the courtroom, you know? See, you're starting a _ '1 _'_ "Q , 1 V, it's a Y you see, it's a 'Y' for Yippy. And you just stand :-.- .__.'-| 1- _._,-"" up there and the judge says something like, ii will not let the '

lawyers talk that way. I will not let them argue that motion. 4- 2- V -._?-' You said, you said why? That's all you do. You stand up and you , gi- say why? Whether it's in the courtroom or the university or the

Army. It's that simple. It's easy. Once you do it you're all smiles and happy cause it's really a fuckin weird experience.

You know, you stand up. Cause everybody else wanted to do it,

you know, and they're all shitting in their pants, you know? And

you just stand up there and you say, hey, it's fun standing up here

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"You do it. You just stand there looking out and something _ J moves, you shoot. Zou look ior the issue, don't gethung up on the issues except as a tactical procedure. The university

is a base for launching guerrilla attacks, that's all it is. It ain'ta fuckin place to go get an education, it ain'ta place t to get a degree. It'sa place where there are a mass of people and a place to launch a guerrilla attack on an institution of £1i America and use it as such and that'sit; and that's all it's 1o_ there for. wr _ ____-V "Because what is the alternative? I mean, people always tell us, I'mwith you man, I get my degree I'mcoming! Well, where you going? It'll be over by then. Hell, we gotta

F . , 45:- burrow from within; some of us have to work from within. You 7.- see? Now I don'tknow, I'mprobably working from within as well u ; as the guy that asked that question, you see. But he's gota state of mind. So like he'sin there and he'sgoing to change it,

you know? Perhaps you all, you were probably doing the same thing

-T; :- Well he'sgotta change that state of mind. You gotta say you

.::=_- can't doit in there. You gotta come out and you gotta build F .. barricades and you gotta fight, and behind the barricades you build a better system." ' 5-,,1 "r..-,.-- Comment or question from audience.! ._A - 'J 1'. "Probably."

Further comment from the audience.!

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"Oh, sure man. Sure, sure, yeah.

Additional comments from audience.! if : "Oh, it'd be great man." 1,1 .1, Additional question from someone in audience asking something to the effect, "Who'sthe hero, Robert Kennedy or

Sirhan Sirhan?"! -

"When! I got to check out the, uh, this is the way

I become a lousy politician, see, cause I, but uh, I think....

mment from audience!

"You killed indistinct! an Arab from Pasadena. Sirhan

Sirhan, Lee Harvey Oswald, people like that--that's what America

.,,__ does to you. Little people, they gotta do that. I don'tknow if I want to comment on it directly. Indistinct! it's a cop- __§E out I already have but I think, I think Sirhan Sirhan was a free-

-|-. dome fighter.Next question." F Another question or comment from audience.!

"All right, down on Manson. I mean, don't you face

that problem? Here'sa guy who wants to put his political belief into action. What is Robert Kennedy to you? What did Robert

"- Kennedy do?" r. 'l~'.i,92'_'i*'?£' -7- < Answer from individual in audience, indistinct.! pr},-_ "Robert Kennedy put Jimmy Hoffa in jail. Jimmy Hoffa was the only union leader in the last ten or fifteen years that

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"this country: produced. That's why he'sin jail."

Slight pause, apparently another short comment from

individual in audience.!

"He did a lot of other things too. I mean I didn't r see him in the same light cause I'mfrom Massachusetts to

understand the Kennedys up there and what they mean, you know? We see it different than the rest of the country. You're from

. Massachusetts, yousee it that way. '§EE_Z£;¥i§{'Bi5§'ysu'Q;¢e r'-Q Teddy? Did you watch Teddy on the show, you know, after he came on and laid down all that bullshit about what happened up on the bridge? That's a Kennedy."

Another comment from the audience.! _-~_ "No, no, because well they're quite different stories.

92, 1-i_ I mean, I think, I think James Earl Ray operated within a con-

._'_ spiracy. I think there was a lot of money behind him, I think __.-_.

.;_Q-, that's howhe got to Canada, that's howthey fucked up the 5- communications system, I think Sirhan Sirhan acted as a lone |I_"- 1" _.' individual following his political consciousness the way that he -1 felt he had to do and, uh, it's tough criticizing the man, I'm

sorry. I mean, uh..."

i I Comment from audience! 1 7' TP'§o' a ...- "You see, the alternative of saying no, of putting 7..92.'--1 U .. down individual action means that people shouldn't act individually,

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ABBOTT H. HOFFMAN Ff. F Q "they should only wait till they get themselves a huge -4 organization. That was a good question, tho." 92_ Additional comments or questions from audience, F: g indistinct.! "Uh, no, no, I don't think so in that situation, no.

r' 4" I don'tthink that's what happened. It's all theory, I mean 3 one of the problems is in hos you answer a question like that. About five years ago I was a pacifist. I worked a year and a

half in Mississippi, Americus, Georgia, I believed in pacifism

as a tactic and as a way of life. Maybe not so much as a way of

life cause I was like kind of a hood, you know, going through E high school. Shit like that. I mean, I didn't quite understand A it but I went along with it. And it seemed decent and moral and

right. And my colored people, an audience like this, they say well what are you gonna do if Hitler rapes your mother? That

was the big question, you know, that you always ask pacifists. -as-+ So finally, after giving a lot of bullshit answers for about two :1 or three years I said well, uh, shoot the fucker. And the people 533 weren't happywith that answer, see? Cause the same people were _ . asking the same question. And that'swhat was meant by that

5-1.. question. What he was asking was, are there political figures hi today or yesterday in this country who can effect the kind of I.J revolution and the kind of revolutionary society we want to see

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"in the world, and the answer to that is N - 0. You see?

There's no way of answering that question except to say that 5 Sirhan Sirhan was a better man than Robert Kennedy. There's no way of answering that, because that's what it is. It's an

individual, you know, who supports the Arab world in their fight against Israeli aggression, and it is. You want to visit it-2 the pyramids today you go to Israel, you see? That's imperialism "What other political leaders are there? Well it's

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I l InQ. > % irrelevant they kil See, I got '* -ory ' -* E- come along, political liberals are always gonna get killed.

-. ' Lindsey, people like that. They're gonnaget killed." ' , .._ Another question from audience. Hoffman interrupts...

;- . "OK, man, here comes a good question." Individual completes his question, followed by

Z laughter from audience.! Hoffman continues.!

That's a weapon, a prop." '-.'.r'.§_'._. -- .,~ ! Additional comment from individual in audience.!

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"alone. He was severed from the case after he was bound and

gagged, and then he was severed and given four years in contempt.

3 Comment from audience!

I "He asked what happened to Bobby." - Further comment from audience!

"Oh, yeah. His, Bobby Seale is in jail because of, he's nowin jail in New Haven, Connecticut, awaiting trial for conspiracy to commit murder. He had E£e!iou§ly_been in New Bayen only once to give a speech at Yale. But, uh, that's whyhe's ¢ . _ | being held on no bail on that charge. Yeah, yeah. But if you Va want, if your question implies that there's some racism involved or that there is racism in the court system, it's quite obvious.

I'm, uh,I stand in here a convicted felon and in New York, uh,

Panther twenty-one a hundred thousand dollar bail and they just V .1 started trial today. They haven't been convicted of a fuckin

thing. And there'sa conspiracy--conspiracy to blow up the E Botanical Gardens and other vital national centers. I don't know, it's all, it's all crap. But, you know, if you're asking

if there is racism, sure there is. *7. <.e=-2 Additional comment and laughter from audience!

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you a funny story about that. When we were thrown in the Cook

County Jail, the judge said we were like dangerous men and

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two years before three Mafia figures in Chicago had been con-

victed of extortion, attempted murder, armed bank robbery, and

V1 about four or five other things and were walking the streets 2 waiting their appeal. So, uh, it was a coincidence but right Z J after the papers came out those three guys ended up right in the same fuckin tier in Cook County Jail as we were in. So here

comes, they said whoire you. They say, we're the three guys

that you cats are fingering. You know. We're those three. So

we said, eh yeah? Because like the Mafia has, they had pretty '1 plush cells and they ate steak, the rest of us ate pabulum three 11-3 L times a day. _But they said, we don't even care cause that old x fuckin Julie, he pretty well indistinct! our good guys. So, uh, even the Mafia was supporting us in the trial. We got in Cook .- County Jail, they had the largest demonstration outside that jail, - they had 8,000 people, and all the inmates were screaming Free >.- the conspiracy, free the conspiracy, and not cause we were like . seven individuals. It's because we did what every fuckin defendant

and every guy in prison wanted to do= he wanted to stand up and

say The Prosecutor's full of shit! I'm being framed! I'm being

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CYThey used to snuggle us like " - - - Tl and they did us a lot of, it was....San Jose Prison, prison

._ __m riot! And they wrote us letters in jail, and they called us k_.-.. brothers. You did what every one of us wanted to do, they said. Comment or question from audience, indistinct.!

"Oh I'msorry, cause uh...."

T-a_.-T. Further comment from audience! .- "Hell, uh, there ain't no dilemma first of all. There: just things to do." L.-'.--_ Additional question from audience!

_.- "Uh, what'll we do with the, uh, what1l we do with the

people who don't enjoy heaven. We send them down, isn't that

, . what they do? Send them to the other place, I don'tknow. I 3' aint in college--you figure it out. The point is thi' there is -nu a solution. I mean, there are, there are ways and the first ::;."'*.:s 2- "1-3"-F5.-' question, the first answer is naturally we have to change the educational system. And we have to hope that the dinosaurs die

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¢- ' "know! knowl, and we're right, that they'll accept that

---. cynicism, that they'll say, well, we ought to have a place to Ir -4- live too, you know; hippies ought to have a place to live,

we're as good as anybody else. We're better!£ You say we're 92 better, we got all the answers. They say, what the answers say? We'reworking on them. We ain't telling you cause you :4» ain'tin the revolution." Laughter and clapping! "You wait, you want to see pQwe;,_you_wgnt_tp see_h _ _ no.4 what the court system is about, you go on trial and the first time that you hear an injustice or an untruth come out of a

lying witness or the prosecutor or the judge you stand up and say no. Then you'll find out exactly what the court system is P- about. You want to find out what the military is about, you say L-1 no. You went to find out what the school system is about, you say 5 no. You tell young kids, we belong in another nation. We ain't in this nation, we don't understand it. We got chromosome damage,

we never take baths, we're spaced-out freaks, we're freaks, freaks,

anything you want to call us--communists, pinko, freaking, fucking '3 _ _-I-Z il- J fag, hippie, revolutionaries, we don't givea shit. Then they say, .1 . well why don't yousalute the flag? It ain't my flag! You tell

F that to seven-year-old kids, cause they're going to make the F.__ - . revolution. If they don'tunderstand it, then you gotta go back F'- '_>l;'i6.*._,<_to the drawing board, or back to the pool hall, or out on the , ! 4*-. | Q

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I "street, or out in the parks, or out in the forest, where

you Stud! and learn and meditate and figure out how to reach

them. But you ain't gonna figure it out in this fuckin school. 1 Cause this school says a lot of textbooks, and that's a bunch

of shit. And this school says to subscribe to the New York Times Fuckin New York Times--it's toilet paper!"

Question from someone in audience!

-¢ "Huh? I can't hear you man." -1 I Further comment from individual in audience, some-

1 thing to the effect "I said we're brothers, so it's nothing 11*-' personal.! "OK, that's right. OK, Cain." Laughter! Another question from someone in audience to the

effect, in part, "How long before-you die, are killed, hurt?, k-'? etc. - not completely clear. Hoffman replies...! : A f". "Oh there are reformers. But I don'tknow. I'm gonna live forever. I am God. I'm the god of humility." _-q.._-0 his '. > . Clapping from audience!

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BLACK PANTHER PARTY, Also Known As ."'< Black _ Panther _ _ _____7_._l:7_ Partv for _t_;:;r - Self-Defenser _A _ _ According to its official newspaper, the Black Panther Party BPP! was started during December, 1966, in Oakland, California, to organize black people so they can take control of the life, politics and the destiny of the black community. It was organized by Bobby Seale, BPP Chairman, and Huey P. Newton, ,-.1 BPP Minister of Defense. Newton was sentenced in 1958 to serve .7 1 2 to 15 years after being convicted of manslaughter in connection "~l' with the killing of an Oakland police officer. J i The official newspaper, "The Black Panther," which n further describes itself as the "Black Community News Service," states that the BPP advocates the use of guns and guerrilla tactics in its revolutionary program to end oppression of the black people. Residents of the black eomnsnity"are"orgea'ro arm __s #-. themselves against the police who are consistently referred to in the publication as "pigs" who should be killed.

"The Black Panther issue of September 7, l96B, E contains an editorial by BPP Minister of Education, George Mason Hurray, which ends with the following:

"Black men. Black people, colored persons of America, revolt everywhere! Arm yourselves. The only culture worth keep- ing is a revolutionary culture. Change. Freedom everywhere. F Dynamite! Black Power. Use the gun. Kill the pigs everywhere."

' _ Included in the introduction to an article appearing in the October 5, 1968, edition of "The Black Panther" is the statement ...we will not dissent from American Government. He will overthrow it."

Issues of "The Black Panther" regularly contain quotations from the writings of Chairman Mao Tse~tung of the People's Republic of China and feature Mao's statement that a|._! ..-:1 political power grows out of the barrel of a gun. The national headquarters of the BPP is located at 3105 Shattuck Avenue, Berkeley, California. Branches have been established et various locations throughout the United States. -='.'.:'§ _. '~-~92. ?E§ ."_.F-'-=1.

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A source has advised that the Students for a Democratic .; : I Society SDS!, as presently regarded, came into being at a founding .-1 convention held June, 1962, at rort Huron, Michigan. From an initial posture of "participatory democracy" the line of the national leadership has revealed a growing Marxist-Leninist ad- herence which currently calls for the building of a revolutionary youth movement. Concurrently, the program of SDS has evolved from civil rights struggles to an anti-Vietnar war stance to an advocacy of a militant anti-imperialist position. China, Vietnam and Cuba are regarded as the leaders of worldwide struggles against United States imperialism whereas the Soviet Union is held to be revision- ist and also imperialist.

At the June, 1959, SDS National Convention, Progressive *1 Labor Party FLP! forces in the organization were expelled. As a 4 result, the National Office NO! group maintained its National . F, Headquarters at 1608 west Madison Street, Chicago, and the PLP faction set up headquarters in Cambridge, Massachusetts. This headquarters subsequently moved to Boston. Each group elected its own national officers, ehich include three national secretaries and a National Interim Committee of eight. Both the N0 forces and the PLP forces claim to be the true SDS. Both groups also print their versions of "New Left Notes" which sets forth the line and the program of the particular faction. The N0 version of "New Left Notes" was recently printed under the title "The Fire ;_-1- Next Time" to achieve a broader mass appeal.

Two major factions have developed internally within the NO group, namely, the Weatherman or Revolutionary Youth Movement L--_- n RYH! I faction, and the RYH II faction. Weatherman is action- .'L oriented upholding Castro's position that the duty of revolution- aries is to make revolution. Weatherman is regarded by RYM II as -s an adventuristic, elitist faction which denies the historical role of the working class as the base for revolution. RYM II maintains that revolution, although desired, is not possible under present conditions, hence emphasizes organizing and raising the political consciousness of the working class upon whom they feel successful revolution depends. Although disclaiming CODTPOI and domination 4 "-1-.4 by the Communist Party, USA, leaders in these two factions have in I-.. -n the past proclaimed themselves to be communists and to follow the __- .-_d ..-... ___ precepts of a Marxist-Leninist philosophy, along pro-Chinese .".:'92-- -_92 . '7. communist lines. 92 Q O

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i A second source has advised that the PL? faction, which is more commonly known as the Worker Student Alliance, is dominated 1 and controlled by members of the PLP, who are required to identify i themselves with the pro-Chinese Marxist-Leninist philosophy of the PLP. They advocate that an alliance between workers and students 92 is vital to the bringing about of a revolution in the United States

SD5 regions and university and college chapters, although 1 operating under the outlines of the SDS National Constitution, are autonomous in nature and free to carry out independent policy reflective of local conditions. Because of this autonomy internal struggles reflecting the major factional interests of SDS have occurred at the chapter level since the beginning of the 1969-70 school year.

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i According to the article, "The Progressive Labor 4 Movement was founded in 1962, by Hilton Rosen and Mortimer Scheer after they were expelled from the Communist Party of the United States for assertedly following the Chinese Communist line." a- A source advised on June 3, 1968, that the PLP held its Second National Convention in New York City, Hay 31 to June 2 D 1969, at which time the PLP reasserted its objective of the establishment of a militant working class movement based on Marxism-Leninism. This is to be accomplishedthr6ugh"the'Partyls

F .73_ overall revolutionary strategy of raising the consciousness of the people and helping to provide ideological leadership in the working class struggle for state power. v'JThe source also advised that at the Second National Convention Hilton Rosen was unanimously reelected National Chairman of the PLP and Levi Laub, Fred Jerome, Jared Israel, William Epton, Jacob Rosen, Jeffrey Gordon and Walter Linder were elected as the National Committee to lead the PLP until the next convention.

=1 The PLP publishes "Progressive Labor, a bimonthly magazine; "World Revolution," a quarterly periodical; and "Challenge-Desafio," a monthly newspaper. ..?,_. The April, 1969, issue of "Challenge-Desafio" sets I L_.....__. forth that "Challenge is dedicated to the people's fight for a be ' new way of life--where the working men and women control their own homes and factories; where they themselves make up the entire =..-.; government on every level and control the schools, courts, police _;, and all institutions which are now used to control them." _-1 Source advised on Hay B, 1969, that the PLP utilizes an address of General Post Office Box 808, Brooklyn, New York, and .-.§, also utilizes an office in Room 617, l Union Square West, New Yor R. New York. 5??

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I"! On August 30, 1970, Special Agents of the ,1," 1;. Federal Bureau of Investigation FBI!, New Haven Connecticut, observed Hoffmann and Rubin in New haven on the New HP ven Green. Hoffmann and Rubin were among a group of some thirty persons maintaining a so-called "vigil" while awaiting a jury verdict in the murder trial of Black Panther Party BPP! member Lonnie Mc Lucas, r_ this trial currently taking place in New Haven. Neither Hoffmann nor Rubin were observed on this occasion to have spoken before this grou p ave or to h engaged in any demonstration type activities.

Further, regarding the presence of Hoffmann and i Rubin in New Haven, the "Chicago Sun-Times, a daily Chicago newspaper, edition of August 31, 1970, contained an article datelined New Haven, Connecticut which con- cerned the Lonnie Me Lucas murder trial. The article _.- t reflected that the Jury considering kidnaping and con- spiracy charges against BPP member He Lucas, ended its fifth day of deliberation on Sunday August 30, 1970! i after indicating to the trial Judge that it was in dis- E.-.__.: agreement. The article indicated that a group of demonstrators were present in New Haven and in the E _ . vicinity of the court house where the trial was taking place. ._,,.'» .la Two of the defendants in the recent so-called _-u'- "Chicago 7 conspiracy trial", namely, Abbie Hoffmann and -"'_". Jerry Rubin were reported to have been present among the Ah - _ -_?I'-. -

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Regarding the presence of Hoffmann and Rubin in Deputy New Haven, United it might Stateshe Marshal noted that Au'u5t Chicago, 31,1970 advised - that there was no itinvrary ma e zvai an e to the office » of the United States Marshal locally reflecting any travel I on the part 01 these two individuals to New Haven.

In this c0nncvti0n it might be noted that both Hoitmann and Rubin were defendants in the recent so-called "Conspiracy Trial held in Chicago involving the trial of . __ . defendants indicted for violation of the Federal Antiriot I Law during the course of the Democratic National Convention, Chicago. August, 1968.

Both Hoifmann and Rubin were convicted oi the substantive acts with which they were charged in this in- dictment and additionally both were cited f0rCOmEmpt of court by trial Judge Julius J. Hoffman as a result of their activities and statements made during the course 0* the trial. Both were ordered incarcerated by Judge Hoffman in Cook County Jail, Chicago, without bond.

As a result of subsequent appeals by counsel acting on behalf of defendants in that trial, including r-1 Noffmann and Rubin, the United States Court of Appeals, - 1 Seventh Circuit, Chicago, ordered all defendants released on bond, however, as a condition of this bond all, including Hoffmann and Rubin, were ordered to advise the United States _§ V. 'I

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Reference is made to Chicago telctype, 9/3/70, 1 under duel caption, "BAVIU TYRE DELLINGER, aka, ET AL TRAE OF DEFENDAI92"1S! ARL - CO}92'SP1.5P-CY, 00: CHICAGO", and "ABBOTT I HOWARD HOF1*hI4N, aka, SH-ANA KEY AC'1IVIST!, O0: NEW YORK", N I which advised of motian file: September 2, 1970, by counsel on behalf of HOFI-I-L-IH, for permissinn tr.» travel to Canada during I the period September 16 thzough 12, 1370. W Enclcsed for the Bureau aie seven copies of a self-' I explanatory LHM, copies of which should be transmitted to the Legat, Ottawa. Enclosed for Eew York LEM since HOFFMAN is a Security Index Office and a Key Activist.

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Hoffman is a white male, born November 30, 1936, at Iorcester, Iassachusetts. Hoffman resides at 114 Bast . 13th Street, New York, New York.

On iarch 20, 1969, Hoffman was indicted by a Federal Grand Jury FGJ!, Chicago, charged with a violation of the Antiriot laws A310, Title 18, United States Code USS! I Sections 2101 and 371. Hoffman was charged with conspiring with others -, and himself traveling in interstate commerce from outside Illinois, to Chicago, Illinois, with the intent to incite, organize, promote and encourage, a riot and thereafter, on or about August 26, 1968, at Lincoln Park, Chicago, Illinois, and on or about August 27, 1968, at Lincoln Park, Chicago, lliinois, and on or about August 29, 1968, at Grant Park, Chicago, Illinois, he did speak to assemblages of persons for the purposes of inciting, organizing, promoting, l and encouraging a riot.

Trial in this matter commenced in Chicag 1 i is, m on September 24, 1969, and on February 18, 1970, ggézzélgowas found by a jury to be guilty of Section 2101 of the above I statute, as related to his own travel interstate for the purposes is noted. on February 20, 1970, he was sentenced by nited I States District Court USDC! Judge Julius J. Hoffman, trial 92 Judge in this case, to five years in the custody of the § Attorney General AG!, fined $5,000.00 and court costs. In addition, as a result of his conduct and statements i in court during this trial, Hoffman was found by UBDC Judge A Hoffman to be clearly a dangerous individual and on rebruary 14, 1970, was sentenced to g total of eight months and fourteen days ' i in the enstodj oi the AG for tienty-four separate instances " A . 92 . g document contains neithr reconaendations nor _ ' S ; I lusions of the Federal Bureau of Investigation I3 *3 in the property of the I31 and is loaned to your 7i soy; it and its contents are not to be distributed 92 side your agency.

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Z BE: Assgxjr nqwaan aorymq ' 1, gs. - - § summary contempt of court. Bond was denied on both the Q-Q contempt and ARL convictions. = . . ' On February 28, 1970, the United States Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals, Chicago, Illinois, ordered Hoffman and those convicted with him admitted to bail, with the F _ provision that he not travel outside the state of his residence New York!, without notifying the United States . Marshal USM!,Chicago, Illinois, further that he was not to travel outside the continental United States without the express approval of the Court of Appeals. 3 United States On Court September of Appeals,3, l970 hicago, I inois, available a copy of a motion filed September 2, 1970, by ---1? counsel on behalf pf Hoffman. This motion requested the - ii|- 4 court's permission for Hoffman to travel to Edmonton and Calgary, Province of Alberta, Canada, during the period September 10, through 12, 1970. This motion advised Hoffman to travel by air from How York to Edmonton on September 16, ---nu 1970, to fulfill an invitation to speak at the University of Alberta in Edmonton on the evening of September 10, 1970. Hoffman, in this motion, advised he did not know where he would be residing in Edmonton, but he could be reached through Tim Christian, telephone number at Alberta University! I 03!-432-4241 or at Christian's home, telephone 03!-455-7893 e _-.. The motion further states Hoffman intends to leave Edmonton on the morning of September 11, l9?o, to fly to Calgary, Alberta, where he will speak at the University of L Calgary that evening. In Calgary, Hoffman will be able to be .-i reached through Lane Robeson, whose telephone number at the university is 03!-289-6655, and at home is 03!-265-9488.

The motion further states Hoffman intends to leave Calgary on the morning of September 12, 1970, to return to ew York that day.

7 ___ . a On September 8, 1970, Deputy United States Marshal - ,-.""_ Chicago, advised his office received the above Z 1C had been approved on September 4, 1970, by $5 Justices Imther Swigert and Otto Kerner of the United States Court of Appeals.

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THE SDS CHAPTER AT IDORHEAD STATE COLLEGE HAS ARRANGED FORSEPTEMBER HOFFMAN TO SPEAK ATNEXT, THE AND COLLEGEADMISSION AT SEVEN THIRTYTUENTYFOUR, CHARGE PH,FIFTYb :| OF CENTS PERPERSON IS EXPECTED TO DEFRAYHOFFMAN EXPENSES. S v _

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Enclosed for the Bureau are seven ! co P iee of ,. a self-explanatory Llill, copies oi Ihich should be trans |-- { nitted to the Legat Ottawa, concerning proposed travel - on .92/ 1* behalf of HOFFIIAN to Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on 9/25/70, Two ! copies of this 1-iii are enciosed for the New York -:2 . Office inasmuch as HOFFMAN is a Security Index subject of 92 the New York Office and a key activist. it - 92: $$ - =3 ,92=.9292'6 /-cu 4% 4 92

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Abbott Howard Hoffman is a white male born Eovenber 30, 1936, at !ercester Hassachusetts. Hoffman resides at 114 East 13th Street, New York, New York.

On larch 20, 1969, Hoffman was indicted by a Federal Grand Jury FGJ!, Chicago, charged with a violation f of the Antiriot Laws ARL!, Title 18, United States Code n USC!, Sections 2101 and 371. Hoffman was charged with conspiring with others to travel, and himself travelling, in interstate commerce from outside Illinois to Chicago, Illinois, eitn the intent to incite, organize, promote, and encourage a riot and thereafter, Hoffman was charged, on or about August 26, 1968, at Lincoln Park, Chicago, Illinois, on or about August 27, 1968, at Lincoln Park, Chicago, Illinois, and on or about August 29, 1968, at _ -.5 Grant Park, Chicago, lllinois, with speaking to assemblages '/ of persons for the purposes of inciting, organizing, at promoting, and encouraging a riot. Trial in this matter commenced in Chicago, Illinois, on September 24, 1969, and on February 18, 1970, Hoffman was found by a jury to be guilty of Section 2101 of the above statute, as related to his own travel interstate for the purposes as noted. On February 20, 1. 1970, he was sentenced by United States District Court USDC! Judge Julius J. Hoffman, trial judge in this case, to five ! years in the custody oi the Attorney General M..._, AG!, fined $5,000 and court costs.

This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI, and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents .92- are not to he distributed outside your agency.

1 _ I RBBUTT HOWARD HOFFHAN ANTIRIOT LAWS

In Addition, as a result of his conduct and state- ments in court during this trial, Hoffman was found by USDC Judge Hoffman to be clearly a dangerous individual, -3_='f": and on February 14, 1970, was sentenced to a total of eight 8! months and 14 days in the custody of the AG for 24 separate instances of summary contempt of court. Bond was denied on both the contempt and ARL convictions.

On February 28, 1970, the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit, Chicago, Illinois, ordered Hoffman, and those convicted with him, admitted to bail with the provision that he not travel outside the state ¢_ of his residence New York! without notifying the United ,5 States Marshal, Chicago, l"inois, and further, that he was not to travel outside the c ninenta1 United States without F- the express approval of the Court of Appeals. I On Sept E-bem r 10, 1 , 0 P. United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh zrcuit, made available a copy of a notion filed September 8, 1970, by counsel on behali of Hofiman. This motion requested the court's permission for Hoffman to travel to Toronto, Province of Qntario, Canada, on September 25, 1970, for the purpose of fulfilling an invitation to speak at Toronto University that afternoon. This motion _92L stated Hoffman could be contacted while in Toronto through Michael Kaufman, telephone number L6! 923-6221.5 The motion stated Hoffman would return to the United States in the early evening of September 25, 1970, via Detroit, Michigan. ._.-4 n September 9, 1970, Chief Judge Luther H. Swygert and Circuit Judge Thomas E. Fairchild of the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit entered an order granting the above notion giving iii Hoffman permission to travel to Canada on September 25, 1970. Q 1 4'--,._ -211 _ _

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Five ! copies of the LHM are being sf provided hew York as both HOFFMAN and RUBIN are Key Activist subjects of the New York Office.

providedSufficient copies of this LHM are being -.-t, the Bureau so that Legats in Berne, London, Parisand Rome may be advised of this travei. :2 Chicago will follow and appropriately advise ii regarding the response of the USCA to this motion. No copy of this LHM is being provided the Office of the United States Attorney USA!, since copies of all motions such as that which is attached, lfpPOUt1H¬1Y provided to the USA by the USCA and consequen informati

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SeInited tember States13, 1910, CourtQ o ppea s USCA!, even rcu , Chicago, made available a copy of a motion filed September l?, 1970, with the USCA by

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Although the motion is self explanatory in nature it might be noted that it reflects contemplated foreign travel by Hoffman and Rubin to various -:92-. European countries inclusive of Italy, France, England, the Netherlands, Switzerland and possibly i 4 Sweden. This travel is to commence on September 30, =1.-st. 1970, in the event it is approved by the USCA. __.__. '.-_ In this connection it might be noted that both Hoffman and Rubin were defendants in the recent _,_.1 so-called "Conspiracy Trial" held in Chicago during the period September, 1969, to the middle of February, 1970. These two individuals, and others, had been indicted previously for a violation of the Federal Rntiriot Law as a result of actions on their part during the course of the Democratic National Convention, Chicago, during August, 1968.

i- -I ' Both Hoffman and Rubin were convicted of the substantive acts with which they were charged in this indictment and additionally both were cited for F_. contempt of court by trial judge Julius J. Hoffman as a result of their actions and statements made in k- court during the course of the trial. Both were Subsequently ordered incarcerated by Judge Hoffman in Cook County Jail, Chicago, without bond.

As a result of the subsequent appeals by counsel acting on behalf of the defendants in that trial, including Hoffman and Rubin, on February 28, 1970, the USCA ordered all defendants released on bond. As a condition of this bond, however, all defendants were ordered to advise the United States ,.--. Marshal, Chicago, of all travel outs1dethe* " respective states of their residence,and were g4. ordered to secure permission of the USCA in connection with»any travel outside the continental limits of the United States. -_-L-. Both Hoffman and Rubin reside in New York City, New York.

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' Appellant: Abbott H. 1-loffznan and Jerry C. Rubin move for the entry of an order granting them permienion to travel to varioue cities in Europe, as ect forth l~:>1.=w, from Sopteznber 30, 1970 for Appellant llnifmzm! and October 12, 1970 for Appellant Rubin! th:-ou_r_.-h on or about October £3, l¬'?b

In lupport of this motion Appelllnte State es follows:

§ l. Appellant libffmen intends to leave the United Staten to travel by eir to Rome. Italy on September 30, 1970. and Appellant Rubin intends to leave the United Staten to travel by air to Paris. Pram e on October 12, 1970. I s ' Z. The purpose of their trip ie for vacation and to meet with '_Eu1-opean publisher! and representatives of their U. 5. publishers. i 3. Their proposed itinerary in an follows: Appellant Hoffman alone: September 30 through October 9,Rome. Florence and Naples, Italy; October 10 through October ll. Switzerland. Jippellantl Hoffman end Rubin: October l2 through October l6, Perle, France; ;October 17 through October 18. Amsterdam, The Netherlands; '0ctober 19 through October 23. London, Greet Britain. ;Appellent lloffmen may travel to Stockholm, Sweden during, the period from ' October 19 through October 23, but he has not been able to conrm this yet.

4. The Appellant: do not yet know where they will be residing in each of the above citiea, but they will be able to be reached through the Iollowing lndividueln: _

; Perle - Jean Jacques Lube! _ 3 - 12 Rue de le Hotel Colbert Perieb, I-rzmce Amsterdam - Limm-m Vinkaanoon 5

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K9. Jonathzm Cape - 30 Bcdford Square London WC 1, Great Britain E- Telephone: DL637-Z701! °.= Stockholm - Lvn Lotta Geigorston Bnldo rsgatcn 10A 92 ~ Stockholm, Sweden _ Tclnphonez 11-1055! ihppellant Hoffman dues not yet have any contacts in Italy OI Switzerland, but will notify the U. S. Marshal as noon ashe knows where he will he

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F Five ! copies of this LEI are being provided New York as both are key activist subjects of the New York Office. Sufficient copies are also being provided the Bureau for transmittal to the Legats in Berne, E: London, Paris, and Rome.

No copy of this memorandum is being provided the USA, Chicago, as the office of the USA receives a copy of all such orders from the U. S. Court of Appeals.

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Reference is made to Chicago memorandum of . ,, September 21, 1970, captioned as above, which set forth detailed information reflecting the European travel plans of Hoffman and Rubin in the period inclusive of L September 30, 1970, to October 23, 1970.

This information was contained in a formal motion filed September 1?, l9?0, with the United States Court of Appeals USCA!, Seventh Circuit, Chicago, Illinois, requesting the Court enter an order permitting such travel.

I ' ' , on September 22, 1970, SCA, made available a copy of an or er a e e mber 21, 1970, from Circuit eff Cou*t Judges Otto Kerner and Walter J. Cummings, relative "Q to the travel request of Hffman and Rubin, This order, in part, was as follows:

"It is ordered that said motion be granted and permission is hereby allowed appellants Abbott H. Hoffman and Jerry C. Rubin to travel to various cities in Europe as set forth in said motion during the period from L September 30, 1970 for appellant Abbott H. Hoffman! and from October 12, 1970, for appellant Jerry C. Rubin!, through 2&2 on or about October 23. 1970." fr

This document contains neither recommendations 2 nor conclusions of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. It is the property of the Federal Bureau of Investigation and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency.

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INFORMATION REGARDING EUROPEAN TRAVEL PLANS BOTH SUBJECTS. on OCTOBERTwo, INSTANT ,DEPUTYusm cmcmso ,6 I _.;__._.. ADvTsED OF RECEIPT or LETTER THIS DATE FROM THOMAS HANEY, LocL_ _j..._ COUNSEL FORHOFFMAN. LETTER PROVIDED ADDITIONAL DETA1Ls RE L. noPPmAN's ITINERARYDURING EUROPEAN TPAvEL AsFOLLOWS: I-=4-,.>-?¬_- J '7 I ROME,ITALY HOFFMAN- STAYINGAT HOTELDINESEN, EIGHTEEN -,___

vTA DI PORTA, PINCIANA, IN ROME. n- _ FLORENCE, TTALY - HOFFMAN STAYING AT HOTEL BERCHIELLI, '75?»-Y.-r :.. 3,FIVEom: ZEROTHREE ETPEIFZE,Twn LUNGAR fj0U_R'l'EEN,/IN ACCIAOL§ E!!!!FLO°ENCE-om: PAGE PX . f§§£% _ /1: __ ~f? --1::i//I-_'5 I I_ '55M xiI " , P '211970 rs """""" -~.- - .- Q ,

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Inasmuch as ANITA HOFFMAN wife of ABBOTI HOFFMAN, is not active in the Youth International Party or NewLeft Movement, and is not on the SI or RI, no separate L1-1M is being 1 submitted on her. -.»_ o.. E i A...--."

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F? The following is a description of Abbott Howard Hoffman: 1"" __--. Name . _,.--n Aliases Abbott Howard Hoffman ' ti Ki Abbie Hoffman; Abby Hoffman; ,_- . Abby Digger; Abbe HOffman; Race Abbey Hoffman; Abby Hoffman; Sex Abner Hoffman Nationality White Dateof Birth Male Place of Birth American November 30, 1936 Worcester, Massachusetts

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BeNYtel dated10/l/70 incaptionedmatter. .- - p-"_ -" U Enclosed for the Bureau ere l2 copies of an LEM regarding subiect's__ _ denerturefor Rome, Italy on'9/30/70. "92 i -Three cc-pi ~» es of the L1-1:-1are enclosed for Chicago. ' E103A5 - s am=~bse~==1 rd Alita ia Airlines I-li ht 609 atEli the subject an w e oa 3 -in-. J1-K Airport, Queens, NY, on 9/30/70 and also reviewed the - records of Alitelia Airlines on 9/30/70 i f h»- . 1 / o '92 LEAD: . ,|l=.~' _ . J R 1:5.-: Y oax ' - . b .-'1?__/ , In _; I K 1 '-'§: !. I -4 _-. _ - i;-aftI RM -b-I 92'f92Iv 492J:_Inr92O .-It _ 92 return to Elie U L.-1 '_

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Abbott Howard Hoffman fa t Reference is made to New York memorandum dated rf September 29, 1970, bearing dual caption of Abbott Howard Hoffman and Jerry Clyde Rubin which set forth information |-up. that Abbott Hoffman and his wife Anita Hoffman were leaving for Europe on September 30, 1970.

on September 30, 1970, Special Agents SAS! of the Ii- Federal Bureau of Investigation FBI! observed Abbott Hoffman G--a,--.6-L-.-.-_UUHCDIIBJ -,-24-!» L9111*; -. I.-.--,4-"Iv- J.C...L92.LC, .LJ}JCDl.l.J-I6n n n » nuwlv-92» +1-92 InnU5 UL! In-in l.lJ..D u.-44";-,W-L..LC,ll1J-lJ..924G. l92n~l+n Hoffman board Alitalia Airlines Flight 609 at 4: 0 p.m. at John F.,Kennedy International Airport JFKIA!, Queens,New York KY!, This flight departed NY at 5:00 p.m. and was scheduled to arrive at Rome, Italy at 6;0O a.m., Rome time, on October l, 1970. .---0 On September 30, 1970, the SAS of the FBI reviewed the records of Alitalia Airlines at the Alitalia Airlines Departure Terminal at JFKIA, Queens, NY, which disclosed that 11 _=. "Mr. A. Hoffman" and "Mrs. A. Hoffman" boarded Alitalia '¥"'! Flight 609 en route to Rome, Italy, departing at 5:00 p.m. on Sestenter E", 15? . Ectn had purchased round-trip tickets throuén the Resort Traveler Agency, lhb Broadway, NY, HY. The return portions of one tickets disclosed additional . open-date travel from Rome, Italy, to London, England via Alitalia Airlines and London, England to NY, NY via British Overseas airways Corporation. /, I

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I forth detailed information regarding travel plane of 1 in E1-u°p9e - 1 Enclosed for the Bureau ere 12 copies of a letter 1 head memorandum which eete forth a revised travel echedule for HOFFMAN over the period 1O4f!O - 11/I/70, ee let forth 92 for the Bureau in Chicago teletype, 10/9/70, under HOFFMAN 1 ' eepticm. _ "',.~ Copies are being provided for Iew nu ee indi- cated below since H _r -MS is e Rey Activiat eubject 01 the mo. N @592;'.& O3 Z 1 a @- Bureau Enc.12$ r.1-1!6 "' 1 * 1: - i3%"*%%%§?%§%~;£ii¬=sm 1 I 3 - ew _ _YOTE £1300I 1. ' 0' 92 I _ $1 1 - 17¢-1g3!100-1 1l4.I15'! B0?F1£AN!DELLINGER-TFJNEL!"""---' . 1 - 176-6! zso:~"n-LAN! '3 - Chic: 233- o Esg~;;!<¬£1nmLIrs2a ____ 'lDCT ___ 12 I970___ ~ 4. /6 92 ac O {Q/! 1 _ _ N e of if _ F_ I

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Reference is made to Chicago memorandum of September 21, 1970, under the caption of Hoffman, above, and Jerry Clyde Rubin. This memorandum sets forth a motion made Ba by Hoffman and Rubin for permission of the United States Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals, to travel in various European I ! countries, namely Italy, France, Switzerland, England, The Netherlands, Great Bitain and possibly Sweden. ;j4 E'i"""_-I Chicago memorandum of September 23, I970, under -1-; the same caption as the September 21, 1970 communication, reflected approval of the Court of Appeals for such travel as requested.

--¢--0 r-- I In the motion as set forth in the September 21, ___! ,. 970 memorandum, it was noted that Hoffman Stated that 9-t ;.. he time the motion was filed with the Court of Appeals, he 92_'-4.¢- 9---u 92__,. id not know where he would be staying in Italy or Switzerland, H! t eould notify the United States Harshal, Chicago, when I ravel arrangements were finalized. .4 ' In this connectioo ober 2, 1970, Deputy E - 9292fhatk Unitedthe States office of the Marshal USMUSll hadt a Chicago, ate receiveda letteradvised I ter 2 from ThomasM. Haney local counsel for Hoffman. This let §§contained thefollowing travelinformation concerningHoffman: - 1-; ._~_; - . In home, Italy, noffman will stay at the hotel - 1- _ .'Dinesen, 18 Via di Porta, Pinciana, Rome. ;-. l _ In Florence, Italy, Hoffman can be contacted at 1;: 5 the Hotel Berchielli, 50123 Firenze, Lungar Acciaoli 14, »;: Florence. "."-.J In Venice, Italy, Hoffman will be at the Pensione .:;I,-92'._-_Accadiama Dorsoduro, Ponte Haranegia, Venice. .,,_:,-_.. 92- /74 - .3 ~/_. /.2» M - n I 1 .

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" : / On November 18, 1970, Deputy United States Marshal 4,53,/M _ _g;s,s0,T_-r Chicago, nowaao advised spamsof receipt of a telegram that ate rom Hoffman, which telegram advised E? I of travel on his part from Jacksonville, Florida, to Chicago, Illinois, via Eastern Airlines, to attend a F "lawyers conference." On the following day, November 19, L- 1970, Hoffman was to return to New York City, New York, where he resides.

In this connection, it might be noted that Hoffman was a defendant in the recent so-called "Conspiracy 7 Seven" trial in Chicago, wlich COHC11d¬d in February, 1970. The trial involved those individuals. including Hoffman, earlier indicted by a Federal Grand fury in Chicago, charged with violation of the Federal Anti-rLot Law as a result of their actions in connection with the Bemocratic National --Q Convention held in Chicago, in August, 1968. I

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CONFIQENTIAL FBBOTT HOWARD HOFFMXN

On February 18, 1970, Hoffran was found guilty by the trial jury of the suostantive act with which charged, but was acquitted of the corspiracy count in the indictment. Additionally, on Felruary 15, 1970, while the jury was deliberating, he vas cited for contempt -. of court by trial Judge Julius J. Hoffman as a result of his statements and actions in court during the course of the trial. He was ordered incarcerated without bond on that date by Judge Hoffman. if . As a result of a subsequent appeal to the United r'~..__b_ f92_-._... _C 92___..-I... 14. 1.. r1.'_..___-:¢. r92|._:.,,_._... n.._J-'.C......-. II-Q DCHCQS LUUYL UL !'92PPl3d-15, IL ll L..LI.LL1.'l.'L,L,ll.LL.G1gU, 1'lU-LJ.1ilcI-ll, "1 and other defendants incarc erated with him, were ordered -- admitted to bond on Februar 92v 2s, 197 will Appeals. The Court, howeve r, orderec , by the Court of ' -. I F United States Marshal USE! Hinnnn that Hoffman advise the the state of his residence E 92JllJ-K535;/,of all travel outside Appeals pernission for all t Kew York! , and secure Court of revel be! and the continental limits of the United States.

E , Further, it might be noted zhat on November 12, 1970 the United States Court of Annuals or Tered a hearing be held in United States District Court, Chic igO, before Judge I - Julius J. Hoffman, to inquire into de .iberations of the jury J in the "Conspiracy Seven" case. This Court of Appeals order was based on a lengthy motion filed w;th the Court of Appeals - 1- earlier by counsel for the defendants . alleging that the jury was in effect co~erced into a guilty 'inding through remarks

i. made during its deliberations by Depu y United States Marshals in charge of the jury, also that info mation concerning com- munications to the trial judge Judge Hoffman! by the jury, if regarding its inability to reach a ve "dict, was not made available to the defendants or their counsel.

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On November I8, 1970, a Spccial Agent SA!, of the Chicago Office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation FBI!, observed the arrival of Hoffman at O'Hara International Airport, located in the north |,: suburban area of Chicago, via Delta Airlines flight 1% _ 387 fro Atlanta. Upon disembarking from this flight, he was met by representatives of Chicago news media _-and numernzvs persons d"'"""" if. "1.i;; it" 5;;-L, -s av"- He subsequently was observed to have departed 4:._ 5'HareAirport in a 1966 gold coloree Cadillac sedan, T-,-. Illinois 1970 License number 725-82¢. This automobile was n. driven by a white male, approximately 30 years of age, 5'5" . .- in height, weighing approximately 18 pounds, wearing glasses, *'? with medium brown long hair and a full beard. This indiaidual F" "5 appeared very well acquainted with the news media personnel present. Hoffman spoke briefly with the press before de- parting the airport, but his comments could not be heard.

Records as made available by the Bureau of Motor Vehicle Registration,Office of the Secretary of State, State of Illinois, reflect that a 1966 Cadillac, 1970 Illinois -- . license number 725-82%, is registered to Michael C. Drexler, 596i North Paulina Street, Chicago.

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4:. .' 3- =_.92:92?5,' I f ' The November 19, 1970 edition of the "Chicago Sun Times", a daily Chicago newspaper, under the byline of Paul Malloy, contained an article entitled "Uninhibited, unbthed» Abbie ilits into Chicago-for hearing". The article reflected that Hoffman, described as groggy and unshaven, had flown in, from Tallahassee, , I

1 I Q I . 4-. ¬ .__ 92_ e>@iT__1A1- §_B!39?I1L!"°'§BP_ .=*<=1=5w I"! Florida, shere he had given a speech. Hoffman was brimming Iith plans for a crusade to Vietnam, where the youth of the world would negotiate a peace - or else Q according to the 4 article. He was noted to have said to the press at O'Hare . upon his arrival that American members of his party - students, lawyers and doctors"- would confer in the next four months with F-3 their counterparts in Japan, Mexico and Latin America, co- ordinate plans and then journey to Vietnam to work out details "*1 for a pe3Ce treaty.

The article relates that Hoffman had stated that if U.S, troops are not out of Vietnam by April 25, no year noted!,. t.. then the Yippies Youth International Party! would arrange to be in Washington, D.C., en masse on Hay 1. Hoffman, according to W this article, was not explicit about tte nature of this demon- ;;/ stration, describing it once as an 'httack"and later as 8 E55 'bonfrontation". When asked by a reporter what form the 'attack" would take, the article quotes him as stating, We have lots of UH-¢ senponsH

Hoffman reportedly nas in Chicago for hearings to begin November 19, 1970 on whether any of the Jurors in the Chicago pi- 7 Conspiracy trial received improper communications during their deliberations. Regarding those hearinga, Hoffman had stated, We always thought the jury is the highest authority in the courtroom, but Judge Wh&t'SHiSNme Yoffman! didn't think so." -"1 The article had continued that Hoffman described four of the jurors as sympathetic to the defendants during the tria§. and e hoped that at the hearings they would reconfirm their sympathy. We always had the feeling that if the jury had considered all _.- the evidence we would have been freed. So I hope those jurors stick to their guns'§ he is quoted as stating.

At one point, the article describes Hoffman further as at times somber and at times bursting into unexplained laughter. He had interrupted the brief press conference on one occasion to state, tan, have I got a headache. Ims any- body here got any acid."

4- On November 19, 1970, and November 20, 1970, Hoffman was observed by Special Agents of the Chicago Office of the FBI, in the United States District Courtroon of Judge Julius Hoffman, oonggr-:n'r1_a_1._

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The Chicago Tribune", a local Chicago daily newspaper, edition of November 20, 1970, contained an article relative to Hoffman's attendance at the hearing session on November 19, 1970. The article noted he was the only one of the five convicted defendants who was in Chicago for the hearing. It also noted that a hearing had been held that date in Municipal Court, Chicago, before Judge Kenneth Wendt, at which Judge Wendt had r refused a motion made by s local attorney on Hoffman's behalf, calling for a new trial on a conviction for resisting arrest E during the Democratic National Convention in Chicago in August, I 1968. Judge Wendt had then set December 3, 1970, for Hoffman to surrender and begin serving a fifteen day jail sentence Tr- imposedc-r.rl ier on that conviction. ~< . i On Fovember 27, 1970, Deputy U.$. Marshal advised he vas in receipt of H letter from Hoffman, the letter dated Xovenber 23, l9?0. HOff2H had advised therein that he would travel via air to Chicago on Uecember 2, 1970, and on

,.-....-. December 3, 1570, uould begin serving 1 jail sentence at Cook - | County Jail. Chicago, until December 17, 1870. On December 17, 1970, upon his release from Cook Count? Jail, he would return to -Sn New York City.

On December 1, 1970, Robert Herenec, Cook County un- States Attorney's Office, 26th and California, Chicago, advised +1-92:u+ I-ln

He advised that this conviction had been upheld lurch 24, 1970 by the Illinois Supreme Court. The conviction was then appealed to the U,S. Supreme Court, which on November 9, 1970 denied noifman a hearing on the conviction. On November 19, 1970, in Judge Wendt's COJTt, counsel for Hoffman had moved for a new trial, however, that motion was denied by n- .4 the court and the case was then continued to December 3, 1970, at which time Hoffman was ordered to appear to commence serving the fifteen day sentence imposed. CO§§iDENTIAL _ 5 -

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In this connection, Chicago Today"a daily Chicago newspaper, edition of December 3, 1970, contained an article entitled, Abbie Put in Jail Here." The article referred to L19 his surrender in Judge Wendt's court, and had noted he had stood silent, solemn and unshaven as the Judge had warned him that an infraction of his probation, uron his re1ease_from Jail in fiiteen days, would result in his being returned to ---q jail for the remainder of the years period. A Special Agent of the Chicago Office of the Federal .1- Bureau oi Investigation observed Hoffman's appearance in Municipal Court December 3, 1970. There were nr incidents surrounding this appearance.

A copy of this memovnhdum is being provided the oiiice of the United States Attorney. Chicago.

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According to the official newspaper of the BPP, the BPP was started during December, 1966, in Oakland, California, to organize black people so they can take control of the life, politics, and the destiny of the black community. It was organized by BOBBY G, SEALE, BPP Chairman, and HUEY P, NLWTON, Minister of Defense, BPP.

The official newspaper, called "The Black Panther," Ir.-. regularly states that the BPP advocates the use of guns and guerrilla tactics in its revolutionrry program to end oppression ;+ of the black people. Residents of 1he black community are ts: urged to arm themselves against the police who are consistently referred to as "pigs" who should he killed. i The newspaper, in its isste of September 7, 1968, L...-. had an article by the then Minister oi hducation, GLOHGh MURRAY. .1-"_. This article ended with the fo11Owit;: I -- 5 Ii--P "Black men. Black people, colored persons Q?- of America, revolt everywhere! Arm yourselves. The only culture worth keejing is revolutionary -_ culture. Change. Freedom everywhere. if Dynamite! Black power. Use the gun. Kill 5'i the pigs everywhere." r: The BPP newspaper, issue of October 5, 1968, had an article introduced with the following statement: "We will not dissent from American government. We will overthrow it."

DAYID HILLIARD, Chief 0! Staff, BPP, in a speech at the San FTaDCiSCO P010 Field on November 15, 1969, Said "We will kill RICHARD NIXON." ., . DAVID HILLIARD, in the "New York Times," issue of i_. December 13, 1969, was quoted as follows: "We advocate the very direct overthrow of the government by way of force and violence. | u

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._ . Reference is made to Chicago memorandum of December 7, 1970, under Hoffman's caption, which in part -..,,_..i reflected his surrender in Municipal Court, Chicago, ,-... December 3, 1970, to commence the scrving of n fifteen day jLil sentence on : charge of resisting arrest.

I . On December 16,1970, Richard English, Superintendent . Q of Cook County Jail CCJ!, Chicago, advised that on December 15, 1970, Hoffman had been released from CCJ two P! days early, haying been granted this two days as a result of I".-Q his "good behaviour" while a prisoner here. Upon his release Hoffman had indicated his intention to return L-q immediately to his residence in New York City, New York.

On December 16, 1970, the "Chicago Daily News," n daily Chicago newspaper, carried an article entitled fnf-In "Jbbie Good, Leaves Jail 2 Days Early." The article _1@_ _ quoted English, above, as stating "He was a good prisoner. ,1-_,T- -a -92- We've had him here before and he has never caused trouble. According to this article, Hoffman had worked in the jni1's kitchen during his period of confinement. Lfter his release he had picked up some personal items at the office of his local attorney, Frederick Cohn, and than had flown directly to New York City. .-_.-i '..f_I A copy of this memorandum is being provided the -1+-,_, 1i office of the United States Attorney, Chicago. lea?. .. . $44 This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to ..'*i your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed _-I outside your agency. .__ __ v.-n-:1 ..> l ii .,_-I:-. , 92

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I'll '__ _" J; . Dede: -'1/8/31 -I Trensnll the Iollewlnc an ___ _ ,_ _ _ _ ..; lfgpsiia flieu er le! Vie ?A_I_BJ EL, __ _r _ if if _ _ in if _ Pvirily! ' """""""""""""""""""" ";:'a.a'";;2s.»>Yz§;>" ro = om:-acroa,rs: 76-31»! / .4¢2.-4.-1O//I'M/I_ J! mos = sac, carcnoo76-2B! P! ./"¬""f_""" H @ HA -7/ u SUBJECT: ILBBOTTHOWARD HOFFMANaka » am. -CONSPIRACY;coo ,_1_m !="' C 5: . I-Ll. I-'.'. .' 7""!'§.7f."=I. '1.-.1" CR 0: cuxcaoo! yr re - A pp-= ,. ":1-|r-cl '' W * - - -:.=;-.' ...¢'n'..-.4"" ' I Re Chicagoteletrg ems dated1%/7 14¢: Evundeidt . e- .- -__ caption, "DAVIDrm DELLING , aka ET AL team 01-" _-. , nzerzmmrrs!, ant - CONSPIRACY-coo," which in part reflt the travel of no:-mmto Canadain the period 1/12/71- 1/15/71.

-'5! Enclosed for the Bureau are eight B! copies of -an a letterhead memorandum LH1-5!containing detailed information regarding the above travel by HOFFMAN. Copiesare being provided New York as noted below as subject is a Key Activist of the New York Office. 1 <1 Sufficient copies are being provided the Bu-eau so that a copy may betransmitted to Leggt, Ottawa. Bo copy ia being provided the United States Attorney, Chicago as information inthe enclosedL!-D4 alreadyis inpossession of ' the United States Att ey. ' -- . L Chicago1&3 fol 6 9292 l -. @- Bureau Encls.B 1 v- 1 - - 1'26-ihio 100-IA992 BOFFR-L4}!3 Rmsr ~ _ I 3 - RevYork %! Encls. RH! 1 - 176-6 HOFFMAN! rrsb-3&3 1 - 100-16111-+5 1 - 176-133 Ice if-91¢ 3 - Chicago r-~ - am 13197! *b '* 1 - 100-#5292 B01-F1-u92n'!"i4"" -*4,

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- J E I .i 0 On January 6, 1971, Assistant United States Attorney VAV 1i AUSA! James Breen, Northern District of Illinois, made avail- able a copy of a motion filed on January 5, 1971, by counsel actin~ for Hoffman, with the United States Court of Appeals .41. USCA? forthe SeventhJudicial Circuit, Chicago. In this motion, Hoffman requested permission of the USCA to travel to Canada from on or about January 12, - 1971 through on or about January 15, 1971. The purpose of - this travel was to fulfill the following invitations: a! January 13 1971 - To apnear on a television show called"Under Attack",which is being presented by Screen Gems. This show will be produced at the ' University of Western Ontario in oondon, Ontario, Canada.

;,_ b! January 1%, 1971 - To speak at Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia, for the American Program Bureau. c! January 15, 1971 - To speak for the American _ . Program Bureauat Loyola University inQuebec, Province of eaebec, Canada. ,_.-1,. I As of the time this motion was filed, Hoffman did not know where he would be staying in Canada, but could be reached through the following individuals: a! In London, Ontario - Hr. Richard Spry of Screen -Q Gems, telephone number 1%! 2?1-3565.

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1 b! In Halifax, Nova Scotic - Hr. Clem Morwoud, Director of the Student Union, Dalhousie University," office tele hone number 902! %2¥352?, home telephone -'_1 number 902g#63-66hh. Hoffman did not have a contact in Quebec as of the Z date this motion was filed, advised however, that he would notify the United States Marshal, Chicago, as soon as arrange- ments in Quebec were made.

Breen advised that on January 5, l97l, the USCA had issued an order authorizing Hoffman's travel to Canada as requested.

In connection with the above, it might be noted it that Hoffman was a defendant in the so-called Conspiracy Seven trial which concluded in Chicago in February, 1970, and which involved as defendants persons indicted by a Federal Grand Jury, Chicago, for violation of the Federal I--< Antiriot Law, as a result of their actions surrounding the August, 1968 Democratic National Convention, Chicago. Hoffman was convicted by the trial jury of the substantive act with which charged in this indictment, and further, on February lb, 1970, was cited by trial Judge Julius J. Hoffman for contempt ___..- of court as a result of his actions and statements during the -71 so trial. He was ordered incarcerated on February la, l9?0, by Judge Hoffman without bond. On February 28, 1970, the USCA, as a result of appeals filed by attorneys acting for Hoffman and other ;_.'¢_ defendants ordered Hoffman admitted to bond, with the pro- vision that the UnitedStates Marshal,Chicago benotified ,_-1 *f all travel outside his state of residence Haw York! and - a that approval of all travel outside the continental United States be obtained from the USCA. -7 _1 F.-,1 ;__._-, Hoffman is a white male, residing at 11% East 13th Street, New York City, New York. He was born November 3, 1936 at Worcester, Massachusetts.

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_.J_en I'92u92 1911, at Reference is made to Chicago memorandum of January B, - under this caption, which reflected the detailed travel upF 92IJ|.l :71 plans of Hoffman in Canada, in the period January 12 through about January 15, 1971. . 5,_; 1971 7 - Loyoia University,This memorandumQuebec, reflected Province in of Quebec, part that Canada.on January 15, n- Hoffman would speak for the American Program Bureau at Ivrai F 4. 1 e ard on January 11, 1971, Deputy U.S. F Earsha Chicago, advised that on that date he ,3 had rece ved a otter from Hoffman: 19:91 counsel in Chicago. "F1-|1'c '|45§§:92-vvhill VIA:-'f1A5nl-car 1*-P--920 G-kn Tana-'11I'|-r1: 1D'T1 nnnpaacnnlg ¬. .4 Lid-Z L921UUIrJ- I-l¬492I lIp|l|L92r924U92r'uJ92v- -U Ell: 92Il-lllhlfll-J LY, H, C'.}:J92.rl1LlllL92.p ,a of Hoffman at Loyola Univer ity in Quebec had been cancelled and that Hoffman would not be traveling to Quebec as previously _92 indicated.

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Mr 92 milwmgmwmqwémwmwqmumimtirHr. Mg]:_ley'_q_ 6 3 Mr all,Uauail; is.aomething Ii heaays ordoes I. 5 l backre,be Hr becanaayhenskidding.Tel1ingbowto|teal,iieandeon Ir. .lo1'Ioodandabeiter,beisaerious. . t Mr. __1liis_|nay helpyou understandthe wayoi life and § Mr. noratity oi the AbbieHoffmans of this nation. ' Then: alot of penny ante atuii in Hoffman: way of. Mr. life: Usingslugs in pay phones, overdrawinga checking 1'otaoa_...____ account $10'beioreclosing it, putting infalse claimsto Ir. for lost luggage,crawling underthe doorof pay U * Mr.8uil.ivaa___ h-' . q:.I:_"lTt"'...'.'T.':";' '.Bohr....- _____. It: ao'easy Mr.Bishop ,__,; hie and doesn'tha i .BrennanCD Q-Q Cu1lshan_'. 292 Hr. -.-- Caaper..______Umad 1 -_._ VI.Fclt _....__ L. -1! ~ V _, R -1:--n _ ____ 5. p. pi _ that anyone Ibo is Walters ___ -Q .92h|.s. , I efeheckoomingin r 769- Room .. . _ hnothingbutaiazybum ielloifman. Miss Htillng-Q ______ravoursRANGE Ironas a month In umiutppih "vi!-I Galdy_____ inNe'wYcrk.Beinst11id-Shisiollowerstogointolb i. __ areoHice_iotbeirgrubbiestgiothes,roadytoooae C-Iii lheavy atu1.7.' L 92 :- i __,,.|-:{D l!youhaveaophyaica!disabilitiea,teIlddi:!1ape i -9292" I n'--7" 5'1 / t.be_]ob.-q',hinngintlie_atreel.:_§eep_bobblng92-| ' 'I ti-1,! i.;w¢*' i3}dgaitb'i;"umuu¢:4;.ne'g1iuni92giu¢.are on is-tblipia ha!-uglaemitivel 1//L it-°""= 1-25-71 fhglmtz victimiaedbybrutalparenteinacoirutbiessaockty. II-itlu-rt; TI92'EISTAR T1N192_L ltyon areawoman,l=loffmanaaya,teiitbeintervie1Ier i..--....- JACK MABLEY l,d|t.n: P. youIererecuit.iyraped.A.IleranhouroraooItbiaaoap hr-0-92-W "Ran;-¢ -H ~11--Lu-an In-l-I I V . 1 i Q!

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'A'I'8UPE_RMA!tIlE'l'S,ey|teal.' 92- 'Wehve5eelelo] -r _h1Ina92ipermarietsmaregularbasis,"aayItlii me: Ihoelaimstbatatolenioodtlstesbetta. - -' Abgitimateiaytoaequirefreefoodistogetday-old the'ot1:|'ileavuollettuce,ee1ery andlhe l_nullyloundiicratesbehindthe|tores.Deniedcann $tetilrnitalaoclnbeohtainediree.I.-lrgecities wholesale producemarkets where workers are often for tree food, especiallyif you put on clerical garb. THERE ARE COUNTLESS waysll conning lree meals inresiaunnts.Carryinadeadcockroachandraise||cene the end oi the meal, Hoffman says. Switch checks with

:q¥Vederabe.d as a come~onve for booze.six Areal or which feast servebars may he h hiFs cl Hake by as-hing_wedding receptionsand testimonial dinners. i . A little deception andsome fakerent receiptscan getI -.- Tethippie on the stampfood worthprogram, lnmdilyds GL1here;dolla:-:5month pera a number personowl aresimple waysthe most in to liberal cheat the plane atateslf _.- am Hoffman tells them all. You can getalso to ,-.- J winadvaceby willingyour body toamedical lchool,he states. Airlines Ply $250 Ior each piece of luggage lost _ while flying. - _ - Homan us$Easter Seals for postagestomps. When litdlbiking, be carries I bottle openerand straw to witch drinks out of coolers. ~1- 5 It Iis logical AbbieHoffman, to assumecourse,that his Utopia is aserious would he run of elo{also revolutiona:Tf. 3 lines-cheating,ltealing. lying, wouldNobody Mi; to work in the States Hoffman. -u_,,-um,-q-~ *1?

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Be Chicago teletype 1/26/71, under the caption David Tyre Dellinger, aka It ll_ 'lrave1 oi Defendanta!, ARL - OONSPIRACY; CO0," reflecting in part HOiFIAlI'l _- Canadian travel plane. . _ Inclosed for the Bureau are eight 8! copies __ of an 1-HI reflecting sane for the period 2/2 - 2/4/71. Copies are being provided New York aa indicated at HOYPIAI ia a key activist subject oi that office and aufiicient - copies are provided the Bureau for dissemination to"Legat, Otta ea. S ,_- Chicago folloeh g. -. _ ' 1/¢o:5v--3" _e , ~* . waqgg M nscu/'7 I-ea v . _ , 11, - . _ 1-=3 ="'~-:°;*:':.:::s*z§°:1;:n%»- - 1 - -7 m @ " "4; ll. I - 173-1110! - ' ua82 - Iler - too-161445! York RI! lncll. aorru1n,__"2! - ! _ '- Q ' Chicago - - 100-45292 11e-enornmz! - nornuur!-- n!»:-_ y ._.,,_.- 13 nriea.1' _ . - .- ._

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Reference is made to Chicago memorandum of January 8, 1971, under the above-caption. which set forth the plans of Hoffman to travel in Canada over the period January 12 to 15, 1971. That memorandum also contained descriptive information regarding Hoffman, his status as a convicted felon, with appeal I- pending, as well as the current restrictions imposed upon his 1 travel by order of the Seventh Circuit United States Court of Appeals, Chicago.

if On January 26, 1971, Assistant United States Attorney James Breen, Northern District of Illinois, Chicago, made -T; available a copy of a motion filed that date with the United States Court of Appeals USCA!, Seventh Circuit, Chicago, by counsel acting on behalf of Hoffman.

This motion requested permission of the USCA for Hoffman to travel to Toronto and London, Province of Ontario, Canada, from on or about February 2, 1971, through on or about February 4, 1971. The purpose of this travel was to enable c Hoffman to fulfill an invitation to speak at Fanshaw College, > London, and to tape a television show and confer with his lawyers Q in Toronto. Hoffman advised in this motion that he did not know where he would be staying while in London or Toronto, but while in Canada he could be contacted through his Canadian attorney, Ian Scott, 121 Richmond Street, West Toronto.

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