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(continued ) which consisted of eight individuals, including Hoffman, who had been os. + dndieted in Chicago in March, 1969 for activities during the August A 1968 DNC. "The Conspiracy" opened its national headquarters on 4/18/69 4n Chicago, as a base of operations for a fund-raising drive for legal defense and for mapping strategy for demonstrations preceding the trial scheduled for September 1969. Hoffman attended the 6/18-2369 SDS National Convention in Chicago where he reportedly solicited support for his plan to instigate a confrontation with officers of the Chic- ago PD through distribution of literature of "The Conspiracy" in down- town Chicago in violation of a city ordinance. Hoffman and others engaged in ctivit 6/20/69 and departed the area hout incident. ) n's value to the movement resulted from mass media coverage of all his activities. He reportedly was to speak at SDS demonstrations scheduled for 10/8-11/69 in Chicago. ; REFERENCE SEARCH SLIP PAGE NUMBER 100-439048-2859 p.1,2 (197 100-439048-1-160X ep.9 (297 100-439048-34-628X p.1l 4 -635 ep.2 4 -655 ep.2,8 100-439048-66-22 p.4 (297 105-182878-22 p.2 (107 176-1442-2 ep.2 2 -5 ep.2,4,6,8-10,13,19(Copies of BE aos literature of "The Conspiracy" incorporated in reference) bel = on Robert en _ a a ox: ° E. Albert Einstein High School, Kensington, Md., on 11/10/69, in connect- 2 ion with the planned 11/13-15/69 Vietnam Moratorium, Schalau stated that he was a student at American University, WDC, and was a personal we friend of Abbie Hoffman, leader of the radical Yippie organization. 176-1993-1 p.1 (127 SENET ~~