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bat ae ft EE ali OE A eh Werk. 8 AR OPN bee tie ee Pee wR etl, Kee le 4 . J " YOUTH INTERNATIONAL PARTY (YIP) CONFIDESTIAL an... . DEMONSTRATION IN AREA OF PRESIDENT NIXON'S v. S SUMMER WHITEHOUSE, KEY BISCAYNE, FLORIDA, AUGUST 9, 1972 After obtaining a permit from the Miami Police Department on August 8, 1972, the Youth International Party Arranged a caravan which left Flamingo Park, Miami Beach, -: about noon on August 9, 1972. About 14 cars and @ open trucks were involved and it proceeded to the vicinity of President NIXON's Summer Whitehouse, Key Biscayne, Florida. As had been pre-arranged with the Miami Police, the vehicles were parked = about 200 yards trom the guardhouse which sets by the main road Se and leads to the Summer Whitehouse. The demonstrators marched ~ to the site to the strains of Yankee Doodle, carrying a Viet ? Cong flag in front. There were about 70-80 demonstrators and they gathered on the yard across the road from the guardhouse,. baeae The demonstration lasted from about 1:10 PH = 1:40 PM. The demonstrators had signs ‘The Mad Bomber"; "NIXON's Victory, Our Defeat"; “Only Pawns in Their Game"; "This Country is too Young to Die"; and “Where is the Peace You Promised?”, Immediately after gathering in a circle across from aaa the guardhouse, a "People's Indictment" was read. This indicted ES RICHARD M, NIXON of high crimes and misdemeanors and violation Be of the U.S. Constitution, the duly enacted laws and principles SEY of the United States, the United Nationa Charter, United Nations oT Resolutions, the Geneva Accords, the Hague Convention and the —_- Nuremberg Treaty, Count I referred to massive bombardment of civil targets, ecological and genetic wartare, use of weapons outlawed by the Geneva Convention, use of incendiary devices and other acts of warfare at Civilian population. Also violation - of the laws of the United States and crimes against the people an: of the United States. He was charged with murder and conspiracy os to commit murder as tollows: murder of biack freedom tighters; — 4 murder ot prisonerge in prisons in the U.S.; murders of students at Kent and Jackson State; murder of protesting citizens; murder of GI's and civilians by heroin; murder of women by abortions. NTIAL ar, ee Cd = = = = - 10 - conréope