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' Ort fae NY 100-161445 v the government ~ unless they want to stop the war. They've got about 47 hours." (w) HOFFMAN blasted the Vietnam war in general, commenting, "Fortunately, the Nazis didn't have Madison Avenue to talk about 'protective reaction strikes’. CO He invited any interested OU students to put together radical radio programs on tape, to be broadcast from Hanoi to American troops in Vietnam. Broadcasting of Similar tapes assembled by his organization in New York will begin before Saturday in North Vietnam,HOFFMAN said. («) The April 30, 1971, issue of the "Oklahoma Daily," OU student newspaper, Norman, Oklahoma, reflected an article concerning HOFFMAN'S visit to OU, which sated in part as follows: (x) ABBIE HOFFMAN, in an unexpected visit to OU on Thursday, April 29, 1971, invited students to visit the "hog farm in Washington" this weekend to participate in a march on the "phallus on the Potomic,” the Washington Monument. His decis/on to appear on the ou campus followed a fund-raisi eech at Oklahoma State University (Sp) Stillwater, 0 TE y Wednesday. Hesaid the purpose or ‘the visit was “just to look around.” His appearance at OU was sponsored by the OU Speakers Bureau. (1) F HOFFMAN promised that the march in Washington this weekend would be the most militant demonstration in several years.(,.) connection with the United States Capitol ‘bombing. HOFFMAN stated Miss BACON was a key organizer of the planned Washington march and that the action by the FBI was an attempt to cripple the confrontation. (,,) HOFFMAN described United States action in Vietnam as a "racist policy." He continued by saying that the government “ owl2~a