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co reed Nn tree ogee - CONFIDENTIAL ° | NY 100-161445 "Each defendant was ordered to list his ‘home state’ and instructed to inform the Federal marshal in Chicago any time he left that state. All travel outside the continental limits of the United States is prohibited without prior approval. The court decision granting the defendants bond pending appeal was handed down by a special five-judge panel. "The panel set $25,000 bond each for the five defendarts who were convicted of crossing state lines with intent to incite a riot--David T, Dellinger, Rennie C. Davis, Thomas ©. Hayden, Jerry C. Rubin and Mr. Hoffman. | "Federal District Court Judge Julius J. Hoffman had denied bail for the defendants on both the riot and contempt charges, contending that they were ‘dangerous men to be at large’. | | "The bonds will stand until the Court of Appeals rules | on the two sets of appeals facing it." The “Chicago Daily News", a Chicago,’ Illinois, daily newspaper, in its March 2, 1970 issue on Page 5, contained an article by HENRY DE ZUTTER entitled "7 Will Take Their Trial to the People" which stated in part as follows: “The Conspiracy 7, Out of jail and in high spirits, are moving out of Chicago to launch an intensive campaign to ‘pring the trial to the American people,' « "The seven New Left spokesmen already are scheduling joint appearances in a8 many as 30 U.S. cities, where they will re-enact portions of the trial. "Three of the defendants already are writing books about the trial. And, in their major project, a11 seven will play themselves in a color movie about the historic 44-month trial, to be directed by the three Yippie defendants, Abbie Hoffman, Jerry Rubin and Lee Weiner.