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°C CONFIOATIAL O NY 100-161445 We'll have them in about a month, and we'll get on a thing like this and say, well, our conspiracy message for today is A728. You know, and (noise), and the FBI will like do all their work and research and everything and keep em busy. I mean we have to keep those guys busy, right? Fill out their fantasy world. LSD in the drinking watter. Ha Ha." . VII, MISCELLANEOUS In the February 3, 1969 issue of the "Worcester Evening Gazette,” Worcester, Massachusetts, there appeared an ! advertisement which announced that an autograph party would be held on Friday, February 7, 1969, at 6 p.m. in honor of ABBIE HOFFMAN, author of “Revolution for the Hell of It" at the mn Paperback Center, 568 Main Street, Worcester, Massachusetts. —~~A As part of the announcement HOFFMAN was scheduled to “personally eutograph 100 copies of his best. selling trenchant and witty ook. emver, 50605 Main Street, Worcester, during the period p.m. until the store closed. He advised that HOFFMAN arrived as scheduled and was in the store until closing time, about 9 p.m. He estimated that at the most 30 or 40 persons visited the store during the time HOFFAAN was there. HOFFMAN, after leaving the store, went to the Aurora > Rotel, 654 Main Street, Worcester. He had a meal there and then left Worcester with his brother, JOHN NOFFMAN, 43 Wake Robin ite Road, Sudbury, Massachusetts. JOHN W. HOFFMAN manages the family business, Worcester Medical Supply Company, 55 Chandler Street, HOFFMAN planned to spend the night at his Mio ee nner eT oy Worceater. brother's home. According to no violence or other similar activity took p ° e i020 CONFIONNTIAL Re re etn 2 emer agers Ene cERyEE®