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Abbie Hoffman — Part 39
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FO-302 (Rev. &-49-64) De ON, ; _ - ‘) . Le
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FEDERAL CUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
° Dote 9/12/68
"ABBOTT HOFFMAN, also known as Abbie Hoffman,
30 St. Marks Place, New York, New York,” was interviewed
in the hallway of his apartment at 30 3t. Marks Place q}
between 11:05 AM and Jj emb by 4
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HOFFMAN, who advised that he was raised in
Worcester, Massachusetts, and was graduated fron Brandeis
University, Waltham, Massachusetts, identified himself
as a member of the YIP (Youth International Party) and
stated that he was in Chicago, Illinois, during the
Democratic Convention held in August, 1968.
HOFFMAN, to whom the interviewing S5A5 identified
themselves as representatives of the Federal Bureau of
Investigation (FBI), was advised that the interviewing
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2 agents desired to ‘ask him certain questions regarding
) his participation in the Chicago disorders; that he was
ke not obligated to speak to the agents and that he did not
have to answer any questions which might passibly incriminate -
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HOFFViAN stated that his life is an open book;
that he had no objection to the interview: that he under- |
; stood his rights, and that he had received a letter from
—_— a the American Civil Liberties Union; that is, the ACLU,
only yesterday (September 5. 1968), indicating that the
3 ws; ; FBI would probably question him concerning his presence
in Chicago during the Democratic Convention.
i HUFFMAN stated that the Chicago disorders were
the result of a set policy onthe part of Chicago authorities;
that as a representative of the YIP, he visited Chicago
on March 25, 1968, and filed an application for a permit,
a . with others, with the Chicago Farks Commission to allow
demonstrators to utilize Lincoln Park, later changed to
Grant: Park, for their "thing" during the convention period:
that he then met with Deputy Mayor STAHL, a Mr. BARRY
the Park Commission, certain Chicago police officials and
others, and that the application was not then acted upon.
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