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NY 100-161445 attorney for GUS REICHBACH, described as a Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) militant and “object of a dramatic series of Columbia disciplinary hearings---". ie GERALD LEFCOURT was identified as the The SDS was founded during June, 1962, at Port Huron, Michigan, and in the 1960's functioned as the leading New Left campus- based student organization in the nited States, From a stance of "participatory democracy," the SDS moved to a radical- revolutionary position, Jt maintained a national office at 1608 West Madison Street, Chicago, Illinois, until February, 1970. Internal factionalism during 1969 produced three main factions: Weatherman, Revolutionary Youth Movement (RYM), and Worker Student Alliance (WSA). The Weatherman and RYM no longer consider themselves associated with the SDS. The WSA faction continues to use the name SDS, a ee cn a a a a a) Se ee D. Status of Health The "New York Post", a NYC daily newspaper, in its July 12, 1971, issue on Page 28, contained an article by JAY LEVIN entitled, "Abbie Gets His Nose Fixed" which sta -_ ed in part as follows: "As ABBIE HOFFMAN puts it, his nose happened to hit a cop's nightstick during the Mayday demonstrations while the rest of his face was busy beating up the poor stick. His nose got scrunched by its efforts, and so like any good Jewish Yippie leader, he's getting it fixed. "As ABBIE tells it from his bed at the Albert Einstein Ss Cattawra af MaAdatrata haanttal in fhe Rnany 4 fani#+ hnhasutw Tal Nad ake lh, Se ha ATi Se Neh ee oh BAND bike ahhh Wilh 17h Wh are gy i ade GES we kee See he seeks but breath, 'I had a slipped disk and I had 20 stitches taken in my head and I had a broken nose', he said nasaly - recalling the fight with the nightstick. ‘And in the past two -9- ce me RR rrr gn Oe or ee pee ener ee ne