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Clarence Kelly, @ eos *BT Roum 7000 Washington, D.C. 20535 z Deat Super Pig, George Clifford, writer of "The FBI's Search for Patty Hearst" "in the December 1974 issue of Argosy magazine, was right, People on the run do often read stories about themselves, and - “in this ‘ease, it has happened again. 7 - But .you and you're flunkies are wrong if you think: a sell-out: bourgeois article in a bourgeois: controlled | magazine is going to ‘cause me ‘or my friends to turn ourselves in, . . ; Clifford, yourself and your flunkies must think my friends — and I are stupid or that we're not sincere about what we! re Going, ‘How could you puppets of People like my family and the Rockefellers ‘think that just because Fidel Castro used the courtroom as a "forum" that my friends an@ I are going to turn ourselves in-~just: ‘£0 have the "opportunity" to use the courtroom as a "forum? - Fidel didn't want to be in the courtroon when he wrote his Rasterpzece, . "History Will Absolve Me." But because he was caught, only after he aid everything in his power to escape from the captivity of the enenies of the peopie, he used the unfortunate situation &8S an educe- tional experience for the people. My fiends and I will do our best to prevent a "History Will Absolve Me"Situation from arising in. our cases, and if such a situation does arise, we hope wetlj Be able to afer with the situation in as revolutionary a manner and as) _ magnificently as the peoplats hero, Fidel Castro, did, So don't pat yourselves on the back for the Argosy article ba.