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Book Review — Part 3
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stood in silent protest during the hearing. When they failed
to heed the request of the Chainéan, Representative RICHARD
“\.ICHORD of Missouri, to be seated, the subcommittee ruled
that these 14 individuals be escorted by the Capitol polre
from the hearjng room. They were removed and then vee OUD
date a press conference was held from 206 a.m. to 11:00
p-m. at the Congressional Hotel, Washington, D. C, Included
in the individuals at this press conference was ABBOTT
HOFFMAN and JERRY RUBIN, HOFFMAN and RUBIN identified
themselves as leaders of the YIP. HOFFMAN stated that he
was recently arrested by the FBI while boarding a plane
and charged with carrying a deadly weapon. He stated the
° only thing he had in his possession was @ pocket knife
but, nevertheless, he was held on §2500 bail and confined
to the islend of Manhattan. He stated he was going to FBI
Headquarters with binoculars at approxinately 3:30 p.m., L2.
y
October 2, 1966, to "see what they are up to
py xe that a rali
Po, was held the square behin e Ta eorge
) Washington University (GWU), Washington, D. C., on the
evening of October 2, 1968, beginning around 8:00 p.m.
ABBOTT HOFFHAN made a brief appearence at this rally, which
was held to protest the HCUA hearings.
A representative of the Capitol Hill Police advised
on October 3, 1968, that at approximately 10:00 a.m.,
October 3, 1968, approximately 25 individuals were gathered
in the vicinity of the Canon Office Building on Capitol Hill
~ where hearings of the HCUA were scheduled to reconvene. At
this time ABBOTT HOFFMAN arrived at a southeast door of the
building wearing a shirt that appeared to have been made from
an American flag. He was arrested by the United States
Capitol Police and charged with defacing the American flag.
HOFFiiAN was placed on the $3000 bond and was scheduled for a
jury trial on November 20, 1968. '
At the time of his errest HOFFMAN listed his
eddress as 30 St. Mark's Place, New York City, and his
occupation as "revolutionary artist". He stated he was
born Noventer 30, 1936, at Worcester, Massachusetts.
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