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: . Fee Mk APN ‘4. xX Lo Pe, Yen foes A aban: BREE g we 14,“ ue t em TL gra eh eer eee 3 a SA ar he eR ES eee baa AY ea Caren STATES DEPARTMENT Moscice FEDERAL BURE AVE OF PNVESPFIGATEON fn Reply, Please Refer ta Miami ’ Flor ida Kile No June 30, 1972 100-16028 80-1353 80-1374 pEct ON YOUTH INTERNATIONAL PARTY (YIP) INTERNAL SECURITY - YIP DEMONSTRATIONS DURING FORTHCOMING NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC AND REPUBLICAN Ona TONS; MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA, 197 The Youth International Party (YIP), also known as “Yippies", ig a loosely knit, anti-establishment, revolutionary youth organization formed in New York City in January, 1968. YIP ACTIVITIES BY MIAMI, FLORIDA seta , 4-2 June 23, 1972 The Miami Beach City Council, Miami Beach, Florida, held a meeting to act upon the request of non-delegates to the forthcoming National Democratic and Republican Conventions pertaining to campsites and forums. During the meeting, the City Council voted to allow the use of Flamingo Park or Miami Beach as a free-space area. The Council also voted to «allow the use of Lummus Park and Pier Park on Miami Beach for cultural bazaars. The Council voted not to allow the use of any area on Miami Beach as a campsite for non-delegates. Immediately following the vote, Patrick Small, a leader of the Zippies, walked forward towards the City Councilmen and hurled some type of pie at the City Concilmen. Portions of the pie apparently struck City Councilman Harold Rosen, who we assification <@." ENCLOSURQ SO LL Ce a ee coe ce ce