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ee, Tey § t j i ¢ { t yy H NY 100-161445 Others on the program were GEORGE REEDY, formerly associated with the administration of LYNDON B. JOESSON, as Press Secretary; GERMAINE GREER, author; SOb-CLINSKY, community organizer and author; and PERRY WOLF, associated with the production of the CBS television program "The Selling of the Pentagon" » (we The subject was queried by the moderator regarding his recent experiences in the demonstrations in Washington, DC. He was critical of the series of intimidating actions used to oppose the demonstrations; the 12,000 illegal arrests; the interference with the rock concert over the weekend there just prior to the demonstrations. He stated he would not really be tried for what occurred, since he had little to do with the organization of these demonstrations. He was charged with assault, however, this is the usual charge, standard procedure, when one is clubbed by a cop. He advised he was confident he would be acquitted of that charge. He agreed that the defendants in the recent so-called Conspiracy 7 trial were doing well, describing the trial as highly political in nature, and the law as one which was inhibitive of free speech. {y) In subsequent exchanges of conversation the subject denied being a "leader" of any of the actions in Washington. He verbally attacked REEDY'S former job with the Johnson administration as one which had been to lie and cover up for JOHNSON'S policies. The kids in Washington had been more open about their power concepts, as opposed to backroom politics. (x) The subject had noted when "running through the streets" that Washington had not been like Chicago, that even the "hard hats" in Washington had been giving the peace sign. He felt it was not proper, referring the world position of the United States, for a country with one-sixteenth of the world's population to control one-half of the world's resources as we do. He noted that we ow half of Canada, and attacked as illusions the views of OLINSKY that effective changes