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-- ee wo tae ae . e Fan a ape ee ee 2: eegemtgengyenr tes, 1 . ' ryt onl eee od - ak ree NY 100-161445 moved to a radical-revolutionary position. It maintained a national ae at 14028 Unnt UWartann Ctunant orfice ay 1605 AGCov MaUsanvVils WwuLSCovs, Chicago, Illinois, until February, 1970. Internal factionalism during 1969 produced three main factions: Weatherman, Revolutionary Youth Movement (RYM), and Worker Student mlliance (WSA}). The Weatherman and RYM no longer consider themselves associated with the SDS. The WSA / Paatd aw a2anndeinena ae é¢hn wan ane . £240 VAUlA CULL DS to use tne name Iisa o Norman, Oklahoma F. University of Oklahoma April 29, 1971 Ly) £ 4 uel . ABBIE HOFFMAN made an unschedule ance “at OU on the morning of April 29, ots ee HOFFMAN spoke to a group of OU students ror abou irty minutes, criticizing the Vietnam war and encouraging OU students to join the antiwar erosests beginning Saturday, May 1, 1973 in Washineinn AA RF RFI S88 HER Ay wv ely The April 29, 1971, evening edition of the “Cklenoma City Times" newspaper, Oklahoma.City, Oklahoma, reflected an article concerning HOFFMAN'S visit to OU, which stated in part as follows: be) "Radical Yippie leader ABBIE HOFFMAN drew orderly applause and solicited student help in a government-crippling series of May demonstrations this morning, in a surprise University of Oklahoma visit..." HOFFMAN spoke without an honorarium and no admission was charged. /,.) HOFFMAN invited OU students to join two weeks of protests beginning Saturday in Washington and said the activities "will make Chicago 1n 1968 look like YAF (the conservative Young Americans for Freedom) meeting. We plan to do it, and we plan to do it in the streets when the government opens next Monday." He added, "We're into stopping * Sheet Se SVS Sy SS SSeS aoe 2 yiV wd