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NY 100-2161445 daily newspaper, in its April 25, 1970, Sesue on Page two contained anarticle entitled, "White House Bars Abbie Hoffman: Tea for Two, or Tea for None." * This article stated in part as follows: "A slicked-up Abbie Hoffman, shouting obscenities as he went, was shoved away from a White House gate yesterday as he tried to crash a ladies tea being given by Tricia Nixon. "Hoffman, one of the flamboyant Chicago Seven defendants, arrived with pop singer Grace Slick, claiming to be her bodyguard. "tl wouldn't let Miss Slick go in there,' he said, | ‘Ty understand they lose a President every three years. It's @ dangerous place.! "Hoffman said he was armed, He did not say with | what kind of weapon. "Miss Slick, a member of the rock group, 'The Jefferson Airplane,' was invited to the tea by a Finch College alumnae group meeting here this week. “When Hoffman was denied admittance at East Gate she, too, hustled away. A spokesman for the alumnae group said Miss Slick 'would have been allowed’ to attend the tea if Hoffman hadn't been along." The November, 1970, edition of "Stereo Review," a . monthly publication.on stereo music and souné equipment published at New York, contained an article entitled, "Rex Reed talks to the Jefferson Airplane'sGrace Slick," on Pages 70 through 78. This article is in an interview form with Grace Slick talking to the writer, Rex Reed. On Page 75 of this articie she is quoted as stating the following: ; "17 hated all those rich debutantes at Finch,' she says. ‘What a wierd scene. Tricia Nixon is a good example