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ap TA Oyo. ao * lead J ike ted ee Ft oO TS ee EI ee A Be ee AE Te Fe cine svt ban ee QE NRA an AN RA a WR Se late en ee (continued) 2/2/68 issue, set forth an article entitled "Gaily, Gaily, Hippies Going Into Politics,” which stated in part as follows: "As for plans by Chicago mayor Daley and the FBI to halt any convention-disrupting stuff, the Yippies had little but scorn, The mayor and J. Edgar Freako will not stop us, they insisted.” Hoffman was critical of FBI investigations and stated FBI Agents only laughed when he suggested that they investigate police britality. It was reported in August 1968 that the YIP closed its office at 32 Union Square, NYC, removed all records to the residence of Hoffman, one of its leaders. REFERENCE SEARCH ‘SLIP PAGE NUMBER 100-448910-6 p.4,6 12 p.2 -27 encl., p.1,2 -29 encl. p.1,2 2,3 -37 p.l -43 encl. p. -69 encl. p.1 -81 encl, 1 -82 p.1,2 (riticized FBI) -95 encl. p.3 -101 encl. p.1,3 ~104 p.l -110 encl. p.1,2 -113 enecl. p.4-6,8,14,17,27, 30-33, 35, 37- 1,43-49,52, 58-61 C ¥ (arrested) -A NY Times 10/11/68 (ay % The following references on Abbie Hoffman appear in. the file captioned "Democratic National Convention "and pertain to his activities in NYC and Chicago between January 1968 and 12/2/68. Hoffman described as a leader of the Yippies which was organized in January 1968, took an active part in the disorders surrounding vi the convention in Chicago during August 1968, Hoffman reportedly commented in underground publications regarding preplanning to dis- rupt Chicago and the convention. _R t ted several thousand wT, arrests would be made. He spoke nd had a press interview. At a LBJ "unbirthday party" he spoke uv pigs" in the Government and the Chicago Police Department. Hoffman stated that the YIP which was conceived for the convention was to be dissolved when it ended. Hoffman was hospitalized for hepatitis and was therefore (continued )