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NY 100-161445 was in compliance with the laws of Pennsylvania with respect to the printing of pornographic material in that the work is ww wea oe Ek EES @ work of literature and has intrinsic literary value. a «2 :<: that the original order was for 30,000 copies for Vintage Books, a division of Random House, and an additional 6,000 copies which are ordered under the name of Random House and which are apparently being published with a hard cover rather than the soft cover utilized by Vintage Books. He stated that on the marninge af Geantemher C0 1060 he rereived an anidsitinnal arder Bre ssesie ws aoe bs Uw hw oe a a JAY age 2 Vw hw SOE SK OE We I for 3,000 copies of only the cover of "Woodstock Nation.” He advised that when the printing job is completed on approximately October 1, 1969, Concert Hall Publications will be billed for the job and in turn will collect from Random House. On approximately October 1, 1969, the printed copies will be forwarded to Excelsior Bindery, 441 North Fifth Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. When the binding is completed on approximately October 4, 1909, Excelsior Bindery will hawtina ahinmante af ¢ha haalbo etaton that . : _ eos a srs oe Seog St Paar ft se a tly : WEE ddd OIA PIII Ws Vile WWYVAO eo Seveavewu wile 2s a ‘ yet he has received no 118 tr Ueto eee TEE the books Fs, should be shipped. eer ade available a proof copy of . bat RE ' the book "Woodstock Nation”. The front cover contains & picture of a raised arm with a clenched fist and the words "Woodstock Nation" by ABBIE HOFFMAN. The back cover contains a picture of ABBIE HOFFMAN. On pages 108 to 111, there appears a response by the subject to his indictment in the form of a letter directed to Attorney General JOHN MITCHELL. On pages 113 to 117 there appears reproductions of a section of army field manual FM 19-30 which pertains to the manufacture of incendiary devices which could later be