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ee uit ENTIAL G ' RY 100-161445 67 c he Clerk's eals, Washington, D.C., that a motion was, at that time, pending r court 4n the case entitled "Abbie Hoffman va. The United States" (docket number 23514). lso stated that the petitioners have filed their riefs he court in this matter. (4) Arrest in Chicago, Illinois Records, First Municip vic Chicago, Illinois, advised SA Mat the records reflect that after theconviction © S subject on January 28, Jon et in the Mess Arrest Court, Branch 47, Chicago, Illinois, AN tee ee On January 30, Office, Unite advised SA 1970, u a RCT on the charge of resisting arrest during the DNC in Chicago, Illinois, Judge KENNETH R. WENDT had granted until June 30, 1969, for the submission of motions by the defendant. Further, that on July 9, 1969, the case was continued indefinitely, and {that as of January 29, 1970, no further action had been taken. The “Chicago Tribune", a Chicago, Illinois, daily newspaper, in its March 25, 1970 issue on Page 15, contained an article entitled "Abbie Misdemeanor Conviction Is Uphled". ed Gao” This article which is datelined "Springfield, Ill., March 23" stated as follows: . e "conviction of Abbie Hoffman, a co-defendant in the Chicago 7 conspiracy trial, for resisting arrest during the 1968 Democratic national convention was affirmed by the Illinois Supreme court today. 1 } "Hoffman was arrested in a Chicago restaurant Aug. 25, }3968, after a woman complained he had @ vulgarism written on ‘his forehead. -21- unt DENIAL