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Abbie Hoffman Part 44 of 50 FREEDOM OF INFORMATION » AND PRIVACY ACTS SUBJECT: ABBOTT H. HOFFMAN I HQ FILE: 176-34 SECTION 6 OF 10 FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION LEE. THE BEST COPIES OBTAINABLE ARE INCLUDED IN THE REPRODUCTION OF THE FILE. PAGES INCLUDED THAT ARE BLURRED, LIGHT OR OTHERWISE DIFFICULT TO READ R ARE THE RESULT OF THE CONDITION AND OR COLOR OF THE ORIGINALS &#39; PROVIDED. THESE ARE THE BEST COPIES AVAILABLE. L SUBJECTi *AB13fOTT H. HOFFMAN FILE um i __ SECTION _ N _01:&#39; if I /| _ 1 i-I4 Flew. 1-:1-an , 4 _ _ or-new-an--0 no am-M &#39; ......:..":&#39;.&#39;..&#39;..X! IO .. M ~ , __ UNITED STATESGOV|,:&NMENT "~ Memorandum T0 = Assistant Attorney General DATE 1°/9/59 92&#39;&#39; -- CRIHIHAL DIVISION Ill-JI"l---- - 2 - __- ---------- ATTENTION; IR- -~-- ~__GUY L--_- f- GOODWIH sus_1£c&#39;r; LBBOTIHOWARD HOFFMAN,AKA LNTIRIU1 LAYB FILE copy 1-3| =. - - - 1-,-.I . , -- - ..._,,___1 s s .j - -1; ",",e1a M _L your file Referenceto I; is!madesmog-aggum dated5!-{;a¢/29559 There is enclosed one copy of the report of Special dated 1 ~- Q _Ii 4] A. [::]This covers the preliminary investigation and no further action concerning a full investigation will be taken by this Bureau unless the Bepartment so directs. Q B. Eij The investigation is continuing and you will . 0 be furnished copies of reports as they are received. C. [::] The investigation requested by you has now been completed. Unless advised to the contrary no further in- quiries will be made by this Bureau. D. [__1 Pursuant to instructions issued by the Depart= ment, no investigation will be conducted in this matter unless specifically directed by the Department. S 1 E. I lfleaae advise whether you desire any further in ,._,., a vestigation. __.,__e-.- ;- c &#39; *2, F. [:1 This is submitted for your information and you will be advised of further developments. 0 &#39;; your information and no :"_ G. D This is submitted for I.-_~&#39;.|-Q further investigation will be conducted unless specifically re- is---I quested by the Department. -&#39;?7.I~&#39;¥ .2 ,r§*»&#39;. &#39; H. [21 Thiscovers receiptthe a ofcomplaint and no further action w ll be taken by this Bureau unless the Department so direc t 8 Iota:. Inclonod is 1 copy of a book by subject ~ - entitled !oodstee: Qstion. A eopy is being iurnishod we &#39;1 to tho U. 8. Attorney st Chicago. c -. - --.-.. &#39;.--- -- n -- ~r ~;-w.--.,----.-_-_.jp-,a_u1-_-1,;-5.9.--1-_¢-w~, . -, _ 2. __._-;_.-,.,_r. .~92.. 1;I-_ PM - r 1 92 .4, &#39; 4 92 Po-at I Inn. s-:2-041 ~ 92 u 5&#39; _.,|r92 P &#39; L: :1 F B I Date: .-f; Transmit the ioilowinq in _ : o 1 _ _ Vic i ff Typeiii plaincul or code! AQLBIEL Priority! i i Z" =.-,-..,=,-.- * * * * t Q 1 * * * * i * * * * * * * 1 * 1 * $ * ? * % ..o ~ V I. Q-&#39;;.-_q-4-.,.._ed! 92 PT- P ;=; ;Hao1 4 92 .92 . -Q. &#39;él§é2gBY:&4¬¥%@@ - , .1 y 1. 1 #1. I FROM: sac, PHILADELPHIA 76-3n! SUBJECT: gggowm nownnlaorrmnn AKA , any-. 00: NEW YORK 5"? - Q _ &#39;_ LI- 929292 .. .. ....- --!{_,¬; Y! ne uureau LLIUE.I. 1:0 1"D1.l.&ClBJ.pI118 iu/5/09. Enclosed for the Bureau are two copies, and for . _-,. __, 92 Chicago for ion to the U. 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