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"Revolution for the Hell of It”. HOFFHZN stated thatel’ais parents are successful middle class Américans; that his father could be classed as a "Goldwaterite". HOFFHAN stated that his fathor, who we has worzed al] his’ life-and who does not apvrove of his ' S | own views or his acts, is in the wholesale drug business i in Worcester, Massachusetts. Further, that when his _ father saw him on television during the Democratic Conven- 5: tion disorders from Chicago, Illinois, he suffered a heart - attack and is still in the hospital. HOFFiWAN stated that he has no money, no bank account, ard that he manages "somehow" to’ get by and to we | pay his w€9.00 ver month rent for his apartment. HOFFMAN 4 stated that he does not own an automobile. HOFFMAN stated that his phone number, listed in the Manhattan book, is being changed soon to a private nunber; that too many "kooks" van call hin. \ HOFPHAN, when.interviewéed, wore tight blue jeans 3 and a dirty sports shirt held in by a large black leather > belt. HOFPHAN's hair was fully grown, like a female; dark brown, curly unkempt. HOFFMAN, who appears to be alert, speaks in the Jargon of the “beatnik”, using expressions like "man". "my thing", "the establishment", and "I want to turn you on”. He is evasive and apnears to enjoy being the center of attention. HOFFMAN was cautious but not hostile — during the interview. He made no complaint about being mo interviewed but made it clear that he felt that he was on wend _the opposite side of "things" to the Federal Bureau of Investigation. ‘ at