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NY 100-161445 i ‘a shirt made in the design of an American flag. On the shirt | were buttons reading ‘Wallace for President, Stand Up for Americat and tVote Pig Yippie in 1968.! ) "Mr, Hoffman, who had been subpoenaed to appear ; before the committee in October, 1968, was arrested, found ioe: guilty in a local court and sentenced to spend 30 days in jail or pay a $100 fine. He appealed. {x 2. Arrest in Connecticut b ICD onnecticut State Police, Connecticut advised that ABBOTT HOFF was arrested on April 19, 1971, at 5:30 PM, and charged with Reckless Use of the Highway by a Pedestrian. (1) HOFFMAN was arrested by of ae: Interstate 95. i a Eo é was on his way to New Haven, Connecticut to speak on a television show. Bond was set at ten dollars which HOFFMAN could not post. HOFFMAN called BOB NORMAN, 4a news caster for WNHCe- TV, 4 television station in New Haven, Connecticut, and shortly thereafter BOB NORMAN arrived and posted the ten doliars tond. A court date was set for May 18, 1971, at Bridgeport, Connecticut. /) According to HOFFMAN remarked as he was leaving that he had been made te for his television show in New Haven,so he was going to continue on to Boston, Massachusetts. (u.) Ta edhe BY teed ee Ora 4 7 one oh wpe Pak Banat - nee ee ee ay, oF 3. <Anti-Riot Law Violation in Washington, DC oye iT By communication dated May 5, 1971, the Washington Field Office (WFO) of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) advised that on May 5, 1971, PAUL VINCENT, Deputy United States Attorney General and DONALD SMITH, Assistant United States Attorney (AUSA) for the District of Columbia, appeared (:«) -6-