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5] "Yun PET a NY 100-161445 Vee ¥.__ PUBLIC APPEARANCES L7D ” that the subject spoke to about a National Student Revolutionary 6@nference at Havermeyer Hell, Columbia University, on September 20, 1968. He said that he had been arrested and could get up to 30 years in jai? for his demonstrating in Chicago, Illinois, during the DNC. He told the grouv thet he hed brought four pigs to Chicago recently when he appeared for a hearing and that he was sppearing before the HCUA in Washington, D. C. during October. He also stated that anyone getting elected president, of. the United States had to be a pig. ee t a new experimental] ciass called a “commune"™ ha een instituted at Richmond College, Staten Island, New York, and that the class had invited the sutject to epvear before it on Februery 20, 1969. 20, 1969, ee . ,... on February 20, 2 the subject apnesred before his class accompanied by PAUL KRLSSNER and a group of hippies from Manhattan, New York, who referred to themselves as an “eternal family". eS « a crowd of students and teachers heara e subject talk about how the students could change the established methods of teaching but that thoy would have to give up the fear of being dismissed from at school because of their actions. es «::: the subject also told the group tha w administration in the United States was going to encourage the arrest of students and other dissidents and urged the students to take active steps to disrupt the courts. The "Staten Island Advance", a Staten Island, New Yorn daily newspaper, in its February 21, 1969 issue on page one, carried an erticle entitled "Yippnies Meet Students at Richmond" which stated in part as follows: "ABBY HOFFEAN, the Yippie who wore sn American flag to # congressions] heering; PAUL KRASSHER, publisher of the often condemned 'Realist' end an ‘eternal family' from Manhattan's Lower East Side brought pieces of an emotional puzzle to Richmond College yesterdzy. i £4 o 5CO students who Were attending | | | | |