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2 ty 4 NY 100-161445 "Youth International (yipie) Party Leader Abbie Hoffman landed at Newark Airport fast night on his way to fill a speaking committment at Rutgers University for fellow Yippie Jerry Rubin. "Hoffman was met by several U.S. marshals and police- men seeking Rubin who walked out of the Chicago courtroom where the duo and five others are on trial. A warrant was issued for Rubin's arrest when he was noticed missing and his 10,000 bail revoked, "Hoffman said Rubin simply ‘had to go to the men's room’. "The gaily dressed Hoffman was the 13th passenger off an American airlines jet. A U.S. Marshal's car and several policemen were waiting for the plane, apparently in case Rubin was on board. "Hoffman was greeted by several Rutgers students. "Phe Yippie said plans he and Rubin announced earlier in the day to lead a protest march on the Justice Department Saturday, to protest the trial, now almot two-months old, would be carried out. "The long-haired Hoffman said, as he got into the car, ‘If we don't learn to fight we'll be«’n prison with our hair cut'.” “The Daily Home News", a New Brunswick, New Jersey newspaper, in its November 13, 1969 Central Edition, on pages one and 54, contained an article by GORDON SHARP, Home News staff writer, entitled "'Chicago 8' Support Sort", which stated in part as follows: --h8- HOTU pe yang ES eR ae er linden tneheeneenen cakienatamenatemtan ee