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. . c 2. . :*. .. SITUATION INFORMATION REPORT - CALENDAR OF TENTATIVELY SCHEDULED ACTIVITIES . = , . Asterisked item a r t either reported for the first time, o r . C . 4 . contain additions or changes b prcviou81~ reported activities. a ' . .... c - . .. **Summer, Nationwide - c - 0 The Weatherman faction of SDS will probably be heard from again this summer. As was widely predicted, the Weatherma<"Days of Terror" demonstrations last October in Chicago whcrc 284 arrests were made (the largest campus contingent was Kent Statc with 9) flopped badly. The remnants'of the Weatherman faction have now been driven b..;-*- 6 , .. -Lr underground. The Weatherman leadership, which presently includes e - Matk'Rudd, Bernardine Dohrn and others, (rince October has been reported meeting $wicc, once immediately followink the Octobct demon- strations in a remote Illinois state park and apain around Christmas time at Flint, Michigan. Subsequent Weatherman events bavc bccn thc explosion of the New York bomb factory and a fcdcral indictment against 12 charged with violation of the riot laws in connection with thc Chicago L . . L*.-. . . demonstration. 0 - Since last fail Weatherman philosophy has obviously changed from one of mass membership to one of an elite core of tevolutionary terrorists (a kevolutionary vanguard). It cannot be logically supposed , that the New York bomb factory was the only one. Widely circulated in recent wecks is a communfcation from the underground allegedly authored by Bernardine Dohrn, entitled "Declar - . atian of a State of War." Dohrn, who has always been an outspoken Wt*athcrman spokeswoman and is perhaps thc most tabid Ccmalcr radical in thr country. 'spcvtks in this communication (a tape recording) in typical revolutionae rhetoric. Whether the voice is Dohrn's or not is insig- nificant hccausc the nieasajic transrnittcd i s in thc Woathcrrnan mood and had propirc sicd that w i t b two wecks Wcathcrman would attiu-k b . - t:--. - a - \ *-.- .* e / ' . . - . - * . . - I