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NY 100-161445 hie continuity to his talk. During the question and answer period, he called for a march to be held in Washington, DC, during the first week of May, 1971. (4) There was obviously disinterest oO those in attendance and many persons left the gym while HOFFMAN was speaking. a) E. Oklahoma State University Stillwater, Oklahoma gj D April 28, 1971 (44) a icvaam cositerrerecreremeerd he had received information that had been ~ Nii i: at the OSU Field House on April 28, 1971. ointed out that HOFFMAN had been invited by the Stude te during the past School year to appear at OSU; however, approval for HOFFMAN'S appearance had been dented b he d of Regents and the administration of OSU. that since then, new guidelines have be e y the university concerning guest speakers and, as a yesylt, HOFFMAN'S appearance had not aa been denied. that HOFFMAN'S scheduled appearance a on April 28, o be sponsored by the OSU Campus Americans me! for Democratic Action. He said the appearance of HOFFMAN was tentative based on the sale of at least $50 ickets, ; of that date, had not been sold. caliiielinialy o e had received information that STEPHEN JONES, an i attorney from Enid, Oklahoma, who has been prominent in defending various clients on behalf of the American Civil Liberties Union in Oklahoma, was scheduled to introduce HOFFMAN, In its edition of April 13, 1971, the "Daily O'Collegian", daily OSU newspaper, announced that sufficient tickets had been sold assuring the appearance of HOFFMAN on April 28, 1971. (i) On April 28, 1971, ABBIE HOFFMAN appeared at the OSU Field House, Stillwater, Oklahoma, at 8:15 PM at which time he was introduced to an orderly crowd of 1,000 to 1,500 m—ee et eee nee COP TOTITRAY OWWnoS Vhawulls Vv [oP UP of 9 Shh | JIN Eee? « Pp y ~) t -F * -38- a