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ar eter nis: Ss ’ . cM onal, nena 2 el s a" we bt lye cmvttianbeaa: r ‘ J NY 100-161445 "Another example of this attitude towards Abbie Hoffman occurred when Mayday people in Washington called Abbie and asked him to help raise funds for the defense of arrested Maydayers. ‘What about my own defense?! he asks, 'They don't even mention my arrest and I face maore years and sufferred more physical injuries than any of them!}' Abbie recently underwent an operation on his nose, has trouble with a slipped disc in his back, and still has to face an impending trial resulting from his indictment after Mayday. On top of all this, Anita Hoffman (at this writing) is expecting a kid any minute," : MDC National Confer fe hald at Atlan Georgia, Aaurine Ce i th, Meet dk) onierenc ‘et bor oh ay Atlanta, hd MUS Cte = | August 9-17, 1971, it was learned that the sub ject who had supported the May Day activities of the previous year was ho longer affiliated with the organization and would not be supporting future May Day activities. The "New York Post" in its August 17, 1971 issue on page 54, contained an article entitled, "A Chicago for the GOP?" which stated that the subject and three leaders of the Washington May Day demonstrations namely, TERRY TAUBE, KEN KELLEY, and MICHAEL TOLA, had called a press conference in San Francisco, California, on the preceding day at which they announced plans for massive protestsat next year's Republican Convention in San Diego, California, l 1 9 C. Youth International Party (YIP) =~ lhe