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De at ee tte a Be ele HP SOL att ed ee eA hee ace aaa MA eile eo ee Py ~ 2 ar ste > . Pid ¥ : ' . ae . . paid Sots Pre ee eT athe pe tet | BO EERE, At Fr PRO Geib LRENeIh —., Re: Abbott Howard Hoffman Rs a "E: indicated the Miami Beach Senior High School athletic field and the Par Three Course would suffice. In regard to the Democratic Convention, they indicated they would shift their emphasis from political protest to a "cultural and artistic expression of new life possiblilities". They predicted a "mass mobilization" for the GOP Convention but added, "We think a massive non-violent presence will be more effective in stopping the war than street fighting". x “ ’ iy! e -At the Bayshore Golf Course, "Zippie™ spokesman Patrick Small cl&imed the group had seeded the golf course with thirty podnds of marijuana seed, dropped from a small Plane on June 8, 1972, before dawn. _ amr 610 The June 16, 1972, edition of "The Miami Herald", regular Miami newspaper, reflected an article captioned, — "Yippies Cancel Demo Protest Plans", and on the continuing ‘ page, it was captioned, "Yippies Cancel Demo Protest; Will Hit GOP", zi “In an abrupt switch, the Youth Internationa? bs , Party said Thursday it plans ‘no marches and no confrontations’ at the Democratic Convention, — which begins July 10 in Miami Beach. “Instead, YIP spokesmen said, they'll focus protest on the Republican Convention, which will hit the beach in August. if "Yippie spokesmen dropped their estimate aa of demonstrators for the first convention from “ 100,000 to 50,000 or less, and said they no ra longer need Bayshore Golf Course as a campsite. > eh 30. ‘Comes oa 4 £38