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a fe 9% 44) isa ‘Sees Le bee x Ah SN SY TRS d WY 100-161445 . { i. . 4. . "Yippies, Abbie Hoffman said, were busy setting up he park to look like a real center. Yippie religions, ween Sas oe oe Communications center, Hospital, minstrel area, sleeping . area, Free Store, Church of the Free Spirit, Hog Farm, outhouses. People should bring their ovn food, flags, sleeping bags, musical instruments, contraceptives, bathing Suits, smokes. Be prepared for lion and lamb." The article also states that ABBIE HOFFMAN. who is in Chicago, believes that the Yippies have the best ehancre of heine normitted in Tinestn Park which t¢ tan wssOlissy WY Ws ww bid wei ia ve wuew aaa eo bsdtwewoidd 4caa sh Wish was Aw ww miles outside the City of Chicago. . The August 16 - 22,1968 issue of the "Los Angeles Free Press" published in Los Angeles, California, on page 7 sets forth an article written by LAWRENCE LIPTON entitled, "Yippies to Visit Hog Capitol" wherein LIFTON stated that according to a telephone conversation he had with ABBIE HOFFMAN, who with JERRY RUBIN and others proposed the idea af the Vinnie Baatiya? fTis haeanle OL we Lappie FEStiVaL Gi Lilie scheduled for August 25 - 30, 1968 in Chicago and are acting as coordinators, the plan is to go forward with the festival as it was first announced. The article then sets forth a transcript of LIPTON's telephone mnversation with HOFFMAN concerning the. schedule of events for the Yippie Festival of Life in Chicago, Illinois. <r ee 1s Vhau ivr HAYDEN, a co- an OWENTHAL, a member of the YIP from New “York City were released on $1,000.00 bail bond as of approximately 8:00 p.m., August 26, 1968, following their earlier arrest by the Chicago Police Department in connection with protest demonstrations directed | toward the Democratic National Convention. Upon their release from custody, HAYDEN and LOWENTHAL were picked up ‘by ABBIFE HOFFMAN, a national Yippie leader. ora) Ke i IRA ASEM TASER Te BINT we, see ee es Fk i re : - ‘