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‘ Oe eed b We ee ce CONFADENTIAL NY 100-161445 n technology is developed to such a point that it's canable of providing everything the people need and [— think we. have that possibility, we have that potential. ‘le at least have an edge in the door and we at least know that it is, that Utopia is in fact a very realistic outlook. Having a Utopian vision right now, Sitting here while people dance around the moon, vou know, and they maxe, they have machines that can make five billion hotdogs in an hour, you know. It's possible and yet we sit in the system that just is intent on destroving itself and takinp lot of the people in the world along with it and I frankly don't intend to sit by silentiv and join that, what the govern- ment refers to as its silent majority and just watch, watch them destroy the land, watch them vollite the waters, watch them pollute the world with their garbage values and their garbage.” VY. MISCELLANEOUS "The East Village Other", previously described, in its Februarv 18, 1970 issue on pape four, contained an article under the heading “Literature” which stated as follows: "NEW YORK (LNS)= Abbie Hoffman's ‘Revolution for the IlIell of It' will be made into a feature-length movie by producer Hilliard Elkins and director Jacques Levy. Hoffman will help write the screen-play. "Production will begin in March on locations in New York, Washington, Chicago and other parts of the country. The film, based on Hoffman's book, will use both actors and non-professionals.