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which.broadcasts antiwar news
to servicemen and servicewomen
and a, a profits from other books
went to committee to defend the
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Number seven, you're on "Chiago".
Hello.
Yes..
I wouldnlike to know, ask Abbie
where did he get, where did he
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book? Was it just on the basis
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A lot of people did research for
it.- About at least six different
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Abbie and Anita will you tell
me about WPAX; now this is a
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you sent to troop overseas, a,
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mainly news and music that the
Armed Forces network won't
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Vietnam, loads of governments,
ah, North Vietnamese will play it
on radio Hanoi.
So, in other words you're doing
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did to our troops during World
War ll, basically 1 think,
We're-not advocating desertion
or uhm assassinate your officers
or anything like that, it's really
just a, supplemental news which
they don't get, uhm....
Like what? 0 * '
Uhm, well, like news about uhm
May Day, about veterans against
the war, the hearings.... '
Have any of these tapes ever been
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They watch us nake love, not
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tapes started already, the flow
to the North Vietnamese?
Well, they have, we sent about
40, 50 hours already, a and a, a
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on the air yet but we expect it
any day for them to start on the
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Are you using the U.S. Mails
to get it over there and how
does,how do you process it
then into North Vietnamese language?
We use our own air force.
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told us that it wasn't for three weeks
ah, that they even knew that there
was an invasion of Laos taking place,
ani there they were their own troops
in the Mecong Delta PH! and ah, we
are offering it_to radio stations
in Frankfurt, Germany, and Tokyo,
and we hope to within six months
to reach 75, 80 percent of a,
servicemen, and servicewomen that are
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What sort of message do you try
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Abbie? What do you feel is necessary
fen; them to know? '
I think they just have to know
really the truth of what's happening
there, like....
As you see the truth? '
No, well like I'm pregnant, so
this is like an item that's
specifically, really upsets me
that a,thore are areasvof South .
Vietnam which were..;.
You mean that they don't know
your pregnant?
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their babies will be deformed. And
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Well I don't think that in the
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heard that a dynamato bomb has
a fallout Anita.
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like simultaneous with Anita!..
nobody, nocountry has ever had
this intense, the intensive bombing
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every ten diys, the equivalent_of....
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and to the land itself that are
irrepairable and do a....
number one your on 'Chicago"
with the Hoffmans.
But a, I might Just say someing .
about the broadcast Howard....
:.. Wait Just one moment, please._
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the Hay Day arrest in coto, a
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rock music and aou1.'music a,
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not be truth in the eyes of
society as we know society?
Well, let's say we present the
news that the voice of the
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the a people working in the USIA?
You do not I'm sure.
Iim not even accusing you of anything,
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is it only news that you judge as
vital news for them?
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e and well, alternately by radiating
sweet wis_eguy goofy Jewish
bright kid vibes and being pissed
off at a system which is trying,
he. says, to suppress him and his
' latest book, rather provocatively
titled STEAL' THlS BOOK,"
published _by PIRATE
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GROVE PRESS. By the way,
according t the overleaf of thetitle pagd,'Ei._r_ate Edi_t_ion,s, at 640
_Bro§dW_3Ys _New Yorlt,_,.N.Y.
10012 says that they are
interested in helping
revolutionary and radical writers
. publish their books.
?.J."l went to see and interview
'Abbie well equipped with biggie
cans of Miller's and butter
flavored pretzels. The great man
.of the new American Revolution
did not exactly refuse to be
interviewed otherwise, but he
-did allow that the cans of
Miller's would be highly
welcome. So there you are, your
unfaithful reporter, Abbie, his
nose swollen and pudgy and
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through it, and his lady '
notorious aut horess, seve
months pregnant, they are goi
to call the kid America, t
have an apartment which is
simply beautiful which they F
built themselves on the roof of a .'
factory building not far from'
Union Square, they call eachi,
other Babe and seem very much
in love after being together four
or five years, they took each
into a union you can call
marriage if you wish at a
ceremony in Central Park, how
about that? Their place is full, I
mean full of plants, flowers,
growing things, a long row of
spice iars marches down a shelf
on the side of I guess the living
room, aren't all rooms in an
apartment living rooms? They
have several pictures by Martin
Carey, a fantastic artist Abbie
went to school with long, long
ago, many books, magazines,
papers, Abbie waves a sheaf of
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REFUSING
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hurt in his voice. "Thirty
publishers turned the book.
down". . .even though hundreds
of thousands of copies of his
previous books were sold,
Revolution for the Hell of It,
800,000 figures Abbie!,
Woodstock Nation 200,000 and
now going into a new special
paperback edition. They still all
turned out his book and Abbie
had to publish it himself. One
publishing house said "It wasn't
radical enough." Another one
complained that "it lacked
literary merit." I was offered
$40,000 by one publisher if I
would only take out three
chapters and change the title of
the book." He shows me the
letters from the great liberals
and the great underground
stations, the New York Times,
the Los Angeles Times,
WCBS-FM, all refusing for one
reason or another to accept ads.
The radio stations gave as an
excuse uri-named FCC
regulations. He shows me the
copy for the radio commercial, a
completely inoffensive little skit
that any station would accept
were the product a new brand of
tomato juice.
ls our hero discouraged? Not
on your revolutionary bippy he
ain't, even though 5,000 copies
of his book were just seized on
the Canadian border. 00,000
copies of STEAL THIS BOOK
have been sold already and
Abbie is already working on
STEAt HIS BOOK No. 2. With
the con mpt that it deserveshe
silently dismisses my suggestion
that he call it SON OF STEAL
THIS BOOK. instead. taking a
long and healthy pull on the
beer he tells how he destroyed
the copyright by writing all the
underpound" papers in lie
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The phone _rings every .so
often, Anita is shelling green
peas, they share the housework
though and Abbie is obviously
very conscious of past
malechauvinist sins and very
active overcoming them in his
own life. But in I nice real way,
no big fanatical preaching way
like some people I could
mention. But won't, followed by
I big sigh of collective relief
from anybody reading this gulf.
The phones ring, Abbie stretches
on the couch, his back is in
constant pain, he has slipped I
disk as well as the broken nose T.
as soveniers of a recent visit to
the Nation'sCapital, but
although he groansonce in I
while he isn't letting it all get
him down, not even the pain oi
being interviewed again, he is
warm, very often funny, lull of I
high level of the kind of
magnetic aliveness that Chico
Marx shines with in nearly all
the brothers glorious movies.
Maybe that's why he was offered
the role of Lenny Bruce in the
Broadway Play. 1'l didn't take it
because I couIdn'T see myself
saying the same lines night after
night for_ ninety days." says
Abbie, but I'll be happy to do I
film on Lenny. I hope they offer!
me the part." - ii
Ask him about his;
indictment, yelled Allen
Kstzman. as I Ielt the EVO.
offices to interview Abbie, so I
asked him about the indictment.
"I was indicted under section
2101 of the U.S.'code Vol. 18
under I civil rights law authored
by that great tighter for
individual . rights Strorn
Thun'nond," says Abbie. "l gave
this qaeech in Okalahorna inL I.
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which they indicted me. I said I
we are going to Washington-to
stop the government and the
war l plugged Jerry Rubinsbooit DO IT," and I said we are _-
going to make Chicago look like
I YAF convention in
comparison with what we are
going to do in Washington. so
anyway they indicted me under
Thurmoncfs law, which -is a very
metaphysical law. it's the only
law ever passed which makes it I
crime to cross state iines with
the intention to incite I riot. ln_
other words with a state of
mind. So I don't even KNOW
whether I'm guilty or not." He is
beginning to get up, but not in I
viscious way, he just is facing an -
unpleasant fact which he doesn't
like. '!T he government wants t6
put us away. We speak on
campuses, we are doing
everything we can to weaken
thw power of the Phillistines in
vtiashington. i guess i amguiity t
Of everything, the D.C. _
demonstrations, the bombing of
the Capitol, the Los Angeles
earthquake. . . actually, l break
the law every time I speak.
Everyone who believes in civil
liberties should expand the
frontiers of free speech every
time they speak, everything else
is iust maturbation. I have got a
list of twenty laws I'm working
on. Every time I speak I break
about five I"ld tickle another
ten. What about the
indictment? But Abbie wants to
talk about his arrests and the
FBI first. '
"I've been arrested four or"
live times, and let me tell you,
the FBI used to be really nice to
be. arrested by, they were gentle,
they would give you your
rights. . but here there has been
I big change in the FBI recently,"
the lIst few months, they are
pissed cause they can't get the
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his 98th birthday J. Edgar
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Hal" Abbie was also indicted
for Interfering with a police
ollicer, a felony in Washington.3nose, a slipped disk in my back
and a lot of stitches. I was
caught In the Georgetown part
of Washington and I was beat up
by this one really sadistic O09.
Most cops in Washington on
Mayday were relatively
restrained, I just wound up with
this really sadistic one, he asks
me, aren't these your shades,
than he stomped on them, he
gave my gas mask away to
somebody, then he beat me up.
Soafter I got petchedupbybr.
Spock at RFK stadium I got
aniuggled out in a garbage can,
lust like on Hogan: Heroes. . .l
mllt since I wasn't really
arrested, rldtt, so I ligired what
arn I doing here. l was arrested
here in New Yorlt e few days
ago. First they charged me with
assaulting a" police officer but
when they saw what shqae I was
in they changed the charge."
Now it was time to split,
Abbie was on his way to e clinic
for a doctor to look at his-iioise.
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all taped up on account of his
slipped disk and in constant
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No ! sets of photographs of the intersection
of Wisconsin Avenue and R Street, NJL, Washington, D.C.,
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sv-'-anOn 4/28/71, subject, DOB 11/30/36, POB Wbrcester, Massachusetts,
appeared on T.V. Oklahoma City, outlining plans for May Day
activities at Washington, D.C. WDC!. Subject spoke 4/29/71,
at University of Oklahoma OUI, inviting students to protest
activities at WDC. Interstate travel of subject established.
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tal, whereformer was treat or uries. who
treated HOFFMAN says, man he trea p ect. On
5/13/71, the Federal Grand Jury FGJ!, WDO, returned indictment
charging HOFFMAN with violation of 1B, U.S. Code 2101, 231 a!
!. Records, Metropolitan Police Department, WDC, negative re
subjectfs arrest 5/3/71. Three persons working or living in areaof Wisconsin Avenue and R Street, N.W.; WDC, advised they could
possibly make in-person identification were they to again see
individual arrested on 5/3/71. "Newsweek" magazine photographer
declined to furnish photo taken of subject. HOFFMAN arraigned
6/2/71, USDC, WDC, _with reappearance scheduled 7/21/71.
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This report is predicated upon the participation
by ABBOTT HOWARD HOFFMAN in the May Day activities on May 3,
1971, in Washington, D.C., his B11¢8fd arrest by the
Metropolitan Police Department MPD!, at the intersection of
Wisconsin Avenue and "R" Street, N.W., Washington, D.C., as a
result o§_that participation, and an alleged assault on an MPD
officer, LARRY W. SAPPINGTON, at the named intersection. Sub-
ject previously made a speedrat the University of Oklahoma GU!,
Norman, Oklahoma, on 4/29/71, in which he is said to have invited
OU students to join two weeks of protest in Washington, D.C.
With regard to the information set forth below, it
is noted that same is presented in a logical rather than a
chronological order. Thus interviews concerning certain
aspects will be grouped by aspect rather than by the dates
on which they were conducted.
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weeks will probably gonna be the nest: decisive
two 1'-reeizs in the in the history of the war in
Vietnam arid in the antiwar movemeni: here in
this conntzry. 'I"nrou§;¬92.ont the next two week_ I J
period, you will b:~,gi11 to see a réellion taking
place omens; our units in Vietnam. I-Iell be on_the radio iron Reeio Hanoi, z-1 redia station
called WEAK, ac1voca_=.tin.g support for the tiny Dayactivities in I'.'aS113.'::;?t0n and u:-:~:_':=» t1?C0""S,an d 1 n -1 61 LI FD J . Hw a1.- e serv -:-.e::=.e 0.11:1 cor cent-zoen .0 oin .
us. 'I'he:r:e'o been increased milit.:.:y activityon the part Of the Prczadcn For-:_ces and theV3.-GKILQEESG-ppl equal only to the Tet offen-
s ve. '
In Washington, all the attention will befocused this weekend when we plan to have over
100,000 people participating in :4. celebrationof the Peop1es Peace Treaty in s. 46-hour rock
concert and then on Monday at damn, if the
Government refuses to ratify this ?eoples
Peace '1rez':ty' that's keen signed hr hunclreds of
thousands of people both here and in Vietnam;
at dawn, '.-re will rnsrch into Y-fashirigton, intothe offices that are responsible for this11lc§n1 and iresoral war, and begin the processOf c casing down this Government, that refusesto close do-.-an the war. He have pledges from
over 50,000 people now corrmittecl to civil dis-
obedience or civil disruption end planning on
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made a.surprise visit to the University of Oklahoma GU!1 campus, No Oklahoma wher ' ra dred
1 students.
' article_ent_ __ ,__3_- - _a <s_at_ , _oo, g__c _appe__
in the April Z9, 1971, eVening_edition Of the Oklahoma CityTimes" and reflects in part as follows: ' . -
- - "Radical YiPPie leader Abbie Hoffman drew orderl{
applause and solicited student help in a government-cripp ing
series of May demonstrations this morning, in a surprise
University of Oklahoma visit. . . . » _E .
o "Hoffman, who is free on bond while apnealing a
? conviction of incitement to riot in the 1968 Chicago violence,
invited OU students to join two weeks of protests beginning1 Q
i Saturday in Washington, D. C.
"He Hoffman! said the activities will make Chicago
it in 1968 look like YAF the conservative Youn Americans fori Freedom! meeting. We plan to do it and we plan to do it in
92 r_ the streets when the government opens next Monday.
~ "Hoffman drew final, standing applause when he con-
' cluded his talk with another reference to the May demonstrations"l-e L22::,* =:.:;?z:*§:.=::os: z§ §::§s= H 1**s they "a P~*° *=°P
' 7 . QHOFFMAN, in his speech at OU, April 29,
1971, was genera y critical of the Vietnam war and he
encouraged '_0U students to go to Washington, D. C., to_parti-1 cipate in the Hay demonstrations. *i0FFliAN's _
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Flight Number 119 arrived at approxi-he observed ABBIE I10FFI~IAN depart
that immediately after " 1 "_ HOFFI-IAN flight, HOFFi~IA.N held a news conference. at the airport. = _.- :.-. Qtated that HOFFMAN apgeared to be traveling _alone when e eparted AA Flight Num er 119. ' _ - ._ 'April 28, 1971
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Norman, Oklahoma, on April 29, 1971: r '
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"The following tape recording is that of the
address made by ADBIE 110;-F2-If-.1! at the University of
Oklahoma on Thursday, the 29th of April, 1971. Thefirst thirtyi seconds of his comments were not ~ .
recorded. ley consisted primarily of a negation
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48-hour rock concert, them are over thirty rock
groups, ARLO GUTIERIE, PEER, PAUL and 1-IARY, MOT!-IER
BART!-I, ARETHA FRA!"?K_T.IN and loads of people. JAI-{ES
BROWN just announced two days ago that he was going
to go there and play and there should be somewhere
upwards o£_lO0,000 people supporting and celebrating
the People: Peace Treaty that's been signed by
people throughout this country "and throughout
Vietnam, and indeed in fact throughout the world,
' because people throughout the world see the war in
Vietnam and U. S. imperialism as a world problem.
A The recognize that they, tco, live in a. globalvillage and there are people from at least ten i
different countries to form youth international '
2 brigades that plan to march this weekend in, Washington. ' e . "
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We'll march out from the Washington Monument, the
phallus on the Potomac, and we'll go into the streets
of Washington and into the offices and we plan to
do it and we plan to do it in the streets and we
hppe the people will come. We expect it to be the
most_largest, the most militant demonstration. It's
gonna make Chicago in August of l§69 look like e
YAF meeting. So there are over 300 groups from
around the country that have been working out with
automobiles and buses that are gonna self»destruct
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"He'll visit J. EDGAR HOOVER and take a lot ofEgod pictures of him. Yesterday, as you probablyow, they arrested one of the zey organizers of the
ay Bey Demonstrations, LESIIE B£CG, nnieteen years
old, in connection with the Capitol bombing. LESLIEwas definitelz not in the men's room in the Capitol
on that day, 'ut somehow, the FBI, you know, hes
. smnaged to connect her in some way, but we think
. it's a direct attempt to cripple these demonstra-
tions. It's no coincidence that it comes four days
before the climax of these demonstrations and it's
no coincidence that she has been an active orge~lzer
and we have heard that the FBI plans to arrest anumber of Eeople. They have been kicking in doors,' they have een putting guns under the chins of
people, they have been offering loads of rewards to
people to turn in their brothers and sisters, not
the kind of stuff you see EFREH.ZIHBALIST carrying
out every Sunday night illegible!. Voice from
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"There are number of - there are things we can
do. First of all, re have to begin to understand
that the Vietnamization program is just a racist
policy of seeing to it teat non-white people, ten
to one, die instead of white people and we have got
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h you know, we just don't want to see t is war brought
to a speedy conclusion, you know, and the troops
home. we want to see a government in Southeast Asia,
in Vietnam, that is representative of the needs of
the people and that contributes to the welfare and
the general well being of the people= in that entire
area. That is whet we want to see and we have to
fight for that.- we have to fight-against the
Vietnamizetion program. we have to be careful not
to fall into the trap of, you know, seein~ LieutenantCALLEY or My Lai, you know, or people picE'up soae- -
bodys head and out it off, you know, and responding
. to that without failing to respond to the saturation
bombings, free fire zones and these general policies
of institutional genocide that are set in
Washington that have contributed to the defamation
of eighteen per cent of the arable land in Vietnam,
that have turned it from an exporter of rice into
an importer of rice, you see, that have totally
and barberioally, yonlnow, defoliated the land and
tried to kill all the people. They realize that
they can't defeat the Viet Cong or the Pathet Lao
L .or the Cambodians or the North Vietnamese or any of
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drain the sea. And we have to underetan that tie
people who are responsible for that kind of insti
tuional violence are gonna be the people that are
gonna have to be the defendants in the war crimes
of the future. And it's not gonna be Lieutenant
%%LLgY, he is thebscapegoat, his hagdg areiin bl koo you now ut you s1oot some e y po nt anyou know, it istsome existential thing you have to
think about it and you have to confront it. But -
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bombing, total bombing saturation for a twomile
radius in the countryside of Vietnem.within ten
minutes and the whole war is automated and we have
to put ourselves in the positions of our brothers
and sisters who are Vietnam people and if we truly
believe in a global village, they are our brothers
and sisters, and they walk out of a hut in their
simple village and they look up and all they see,
all they see with technology is death.-
"We were in Paris just three weeks ago talking
with the Vietnamese and we wanted to use the tape
recorder and one of the people had, one of the
sisters had a camera, you know, and all of a sud-
den you could see the people getting a little
edgy and then they ran it down to us. They said
in North Vietnam they had six tape recorders. .Everything we see about technology, everg timesome ody puts in-a plug; every time some ody uses
the word electricity, every time somebody talks
of media, every time illegible! the people are
talking of death, you know, and thats the unfortu
nate part about this war, that it's shown that
eat technology, you know, as well as serving
ople can be used to exterminate people and this
country has perfected it, you know, and taken it
one step beyond the Nazis, because we don't even
respond to it. A million people killed and people
say, Nell, bombing's part of war, that's the way
it goes, youlnow, and they learn that they can
revise the movies, you know, and not stick people
in ovens and concentration camps, that's bad P.R.,
you know, fortunately the Nazis didn't have Madison
Avenue to use terms-like protective reactive strike
and saturation bonhing and things like that.
"And you look at MELVIN LAIRD, you look at
General MITCHELL, you look at President AGNEW, and
you look at these people and you say they're
reasonable, they're rational, they're responsiblepeople, you know. They're not violent, they're not
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bloc!-cs and Indians and ex-'erything_=;. But we have got
to wash those myths-"out of our minds and begin to _'
see those so-celled reasonable, re:=po11sible, rational
people that run the banks, that run this umiversity,
that run the Government, and you lool: around and
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and declare peace and live it, and start to bL11.lCl s.
new society, a new nation, you know, that 1.-ejects
the values and the institutions, the C01n§;<'5i;_i{;13n and
the_ greed 2-11:1 the brutality of a decedent racist
empire _92-fnose deys h::~.ve come, and liize the dinosaurs
or om, i;11C-3 Pniiistines in .-Feshington, we go clown -
there, we'll be joyously ozmcing on thoir.g;rsves,
because we I~':no:_1 their days have come. We I-anew we
can whip them in court rooms, we can whip them in
the street end 2-:hi.p the,-.1 right in thsz'.r ox-an office
buildings, right in their own nests, and I hope
you can swipe a plane or S0:'=l2IZhJ.II[., and come on
down. If you can't tank-2 it, you might come out onMay 5, you 1:-now, and go on strike in this nursery
SC-1001, you'l~:no~.-J, and join the neticmride student .
strike on I-Lay fifth, you know. But ell the dates,
the dates are just high points in a, in an organizer's
trip. I mean we have got to begin to live the revolu-
tion 111 our oaily .L§.92'CS and begin to have, you know,
get our minds straight so we walk do-.-rn the street,
every place we go, we see an issue, every place we
go, we see pigs, you know, and then we begin to '
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oa ed T-JPAH, e group oi us in Hes Yort; and we
noticed for a long time there's been o. tremendous
communication gap in the infonnetion broadcast bthe Voice of America and the Arned Forces Network;
and_we prepared these tapes - radio shows, and we
send them to governments and stations around the
world that will pl:-.y them two hozzrs e day for
servicemen and servicewoazen oversea-1:=;and we think
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tapes. Tapes come tron all over the country, fromoeoo1e's erouos, JOHN LBEHQH, YOK0 Q30, did original
tape, just sent it to us last week, good raps like
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art edition hes Fearless F-- cbscene! on the
beck end every evening edition hes not, and you cangggt like trece my steps, you know, running up to_.dom House end so I igured it was doing so good
Td put it on the cover and thirty publishers rejectedthe hook, and you know, they just couldn't believe
it. You know, they just couldn't believe that I
-' would write a book that they wouldn't publish, you
know, end it was no meen feat, you know. Peoplesaid things lite, this book will end free speech,
you know, and stuff like that. But I published it
myself. Most hook stores in the country won't
carry it. illegible! Nobody will eocept that. ,- It's how to rip of everything in the country.
It's how to live and survive as outlaws and there's
lots of neat, you know, ways, hon to forge credit
cards, counterfeit money, got good stuff in it,
you know."
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I * I got 25 grand, was five times the most I ever hed
in my life, I ever_occumulated in one spot and I
turned over illegible! conmiee to defend the
Panthers for boil, for one of the Panthers illegible!
Guilt money. I'm not so sure illegible! I should
be giving the money for bail, you know, but most of .
' the money, unfortunately, goes to kee us out ofprison. The trial in Chicago cost lige $330,000, '
you know. Twice as much as the movies. But in '
feet, the Government has its forces totally mobilized.
Zhoy know we don't keep the money in Swiss beets,
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outlaws and revolutionaries can .'.:*.~:ir."¢ in this
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always done that way. There's no other kind of- revolution except cultural revolution." _I
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Ulmtpan you say? It's not about if:-'1ividuals, -
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the only valid question even asked. What did you
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who's your next Presidential candidate?"!
"I don't lmow, but we Elan to go to theRepublican Convention in 7 . We've been formally
invited. I-Ie hear they are gonna hold it in Norman,
though. It's. the only safe place. The only
Republicans left live here."
Unidentifiedivoice from audience: "1-Tho areyou radicalizing that isn't already rc-zdicaliszed?-Jho are you reaching that needs to be reached?"!
"I gotla, I got a neat letter, I got a letter
from an eleven-year-old kid who wants to talk to
my illegible! at school. I-Jhat?"
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decided to overthrow the Government, I was assis-
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you know, I'w.seying that, you know, it has to '
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here, the people have to begin to move. That
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this country unless they do it. The only way ouknow what a pear testes like is take a bite, that
HAO's famous rock group from the East. And
revolution is the same way. If you went to know
about it,'you have to get in and work with the
struggle, tdwork with the contradictions, you
know, and fight and you can do it right, you can
do it here in Oklahoma. JULIUS 1:o1=r~'i-rm is the
judge down the street. Every political trial
at Chicago takes place every day here. Because
all trials are political. It just takes a lawyer
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as a political trial and it totes certain kinds of
people who identify and recognize that all trialsare political, you know, and that the institutionsof t1e courts are not there for justice, but are
there to protect the power and propert of people -who already have it, and you start loeiin nround like that and illegible! all the early misfits,
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_advised she is currertly employed as a _stewardess or American Airlines and is based in San Francisco.
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said that the flight originates in San Francisco and terminates
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and Washington, D.C. On this flight she recalled seeing a
man get aboard in Oklahoma City. She thought the man was
ABSIE HOFFMAN. As he went through the first elass_section to
the coach section, a passenger commented that it was ABBIB
HOFFMAN. She stated that she recognized him from photographs
she has seen in the press. She said that she recalled speaking
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being on board Flight 368 on April 29, 1971, she said that -
ABBIE HOFFMAN boarded at Oklahoma City and terminated his
flight in Washington, D.C. She said that she.believes HOFFMAN
was met by his wife in the Washington, D.C. airport. She
said that she recognized HOFFMAN from pictures she had seen
in the news media and she said also that she has read books
written by HOFFMAN. She added that HOFFMAN traveled in the
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On May 13, 1971, ABBOTT HOWARD HOFFMAN was
indicted by t_he Federal Grand Jury FGJ!, Washington, D.C.,
which indictment charged him with violation of Title 18, ,
United States Code, Section 2101, 231 a! !, Interstate
Travel with Intent to Organize, Promote, Encourage, and
Participate in a Riot; Obstructing, Impeding and Interfering
with a Law Enforcement_Q§ficer_during the Commission of a Civil
Disorder.!
Count number one charges that HOFFMAN on or about
April 29, 1971, traveled in intefstate commerce from outside
the District of Columbia D.C.! withiintent to organize, promote,
encourage, participate in and carry on a riot.'F9rther_ that on
May 3, 1971, in the vicinity of Wisconsin Avenue and R Street,
N.W., Washington, D.C., he participated in a riot in that he, __;
as part of an assemblage of more than three persons, erected a ___iff
barricade in a public thorough fare, for the purpose of or-
ganizing, promoting, encouraging, participating in and carrying
on a riot in violation of Title 13, United §tates Code, Eection
2101.
- Count number two charges that on May 5, 1971,
within D.C., the subject did commit and attempted to commit an
act to obstruct, impede and interfere with a law enforcement
officer, LARRY W. SAPPINGTON, Metropolitan Police Department
MPD!, Washington, D.C., who was then'lawfullYiengaged in the
lawful performance of his official duties incident to and
during the commission of a civil disorder, which disorder
obstructed, delayed and adversely affected commerce and the
movement of articles and commodities in commerce, and the con-
duct and performance of a federally protected function in '
violation of Title 18, United States Code, Section 231 a! "
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This indictment was received by Chief Judge "
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thathe was working in
May 3, 1971, between the
hours of 8:00 a.m p.m., and that at least on one
occasion during that day, he entered the lock up cell
located withing the Emergency Hard of the hospital.
- During this visit to t.he lock up cell, the
interviewee noticed an individual who was either being
treated or who was awaiting same and coo ized this- person to be one ABBIE HOFFMAN. aid that
e there was no doubt in his mind that is person in the
cell was the subject HOFFMAN, since he had seen photos of
__ sub ect in the past both on television and in the newspaper.'1 fee1ings were so strong about his identifica-
on o s ect that he approached the latter and asked the
man if he'was ABBIE HOFFMAN. To thisquery, subject. his posi
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who were in the ward for treatment that the man with whom
he had spoken was HOFFMAN.
At this point, interviewee was shown a copy of a
photograph of HOF taken after his arrest in New York onBay 5, 1971. aid emphatically that the person
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the name o PAUL XTER erv ewee sa a theV record for the person he believed to be HOFFMAN. The0' h f 207 E ll St t N York Ci
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Iime noted was 2 10 p.m, date May 3 1971. There was a
notation, on the form, that the named person was brought
in by police. The only description of "PAUL BAXIER"
appearing on the record was that his age was "32?" and that
he was a male This person's "present illness" was given
"b b f h 1 onj stion " eaten a out ace, now as nasa c e .
id that this individual. received a tetanus shot,
Neosynep rine nose drops and a suture to the upper lip.
did not attempt to conjecture on thematter o su ec s whereabouts after the latter left the
lock up cell. He did 11011: that a good many persons who had
!.~een'pic!=ed up by the pelice dui-mg the demensttatien that
date, and brought to the hospital for treatment, had walked
out of the institution unchallenged after receiving
medication. _
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- time of his arrest, advised he could find no arrest record on
xsj either naae tor the date oi Hay 3, l9?l; He indieated that due
"" to the lar e number of arrests on that day, and the resulting A _ g
' strain placed upon booking proceedures, it was quite possible
' that HOFFMAN could have been booked uder another name and hisl true identity never discovered.
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R Street, N.W., Washington, D. 0., as well as the area
immediately surrounding that intersection.
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Kodak Tri-X'Pen, Panatomic-X and Plus-X black and white
negative film. Appropriate exposure values were afforded
these films based upon light readings obtained with a
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construction site at 5:50 AH on hay 3, 1971, and that he had
occasion to observe the activity at or near the intersection
. of Wisconsin Avenue and R Street, H. -He said that shortly
after 9:00 AM on that day a person who he described as:
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9:15 AM and 10:00 AM!, with the above described individual,
hich conversation lasted roughly five minutes, the latter
was seen running from a police officer. This hadjumped from his motor scooter, according t and
was chasing the described person, on foot, across e parking
lot, in which interviewees construction trailer was located.
Hear the wall on the East side of the lot the policeman '
captured the man by leaping upon him and taking him to the
ground. The described man was then escorted to a bus on which
prisoners were being placed. Interviewee said that the man's
face was "messed up" and that when a police officer handed the
man the sunglasses the latter had been wearing, the man knocked
the glasses to the ground. _ -'
Very shortly following this a young person stepped
from a crowd which had gathered, and asked interviewee for
the sunglasses. This young person indicated he wanted the "=
glasses as a souvenir as much as they belonged to ABBIE _
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persons and asked if any of them resembled the man who he saw
run from_the police officer.
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ABOTT HDHARD HOFFMAN
KEY LOUIS MARTIN
CLAUDE DEAN AKEIS
RAY FRAKLIN SAHUEL5 _
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Intervieuee stated that he was on the job well be-
fore 9:00 a.m.. on the morning of May 3, 1971, and that he saw
people attempting to block traffic at, or near, the intersection
on Wisconsin Avenue and R Street, H. W., HDC. He stated that be-
tween 9:66 a.n., and 9:30 a.m., on that date he saw a nan run across
the parking lot which adjoins the building site, with a po1ice-
msn in pursuit. The man ran from the vest side or Wisconsin
Avenue side! of the lot to a spot near the wall on the east side
of the lot where he was pulled to the pavement by the officer.
Interviewee was unable to furnish a description of the indivi-
dual other than to say that the latter was wearing, what he called
a "buffalo" hat and that after the arrest, the man had this hat
pulled over his face as he was led away.
mas then shown a photograph of the following
persons and as f any of them resembled the man who, he had
seen, running from the police officer. '
1. ROBERT LEON B13
2. ABBUIT HOWARD HOFFMAN
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look at the man: face, that he could not make an identification
from the above photos. _
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advised that he arrived for wcric weii
before 9 a.m. on the morning of May 3, 1971, and that he '
was able to observe, at least, part of the activities which
took place that morning at or near theintersection of " '
Wisconsin Avenue and R Street, NM. He said he saw peopie
in the street attempting to block traffic; At one point '
between 9:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m., according to the interviewee,
he saw a white male, 5 feet 9 inches ta11 weighing 160 to
165 pounds, with sandy red hair, wearing a dirty khaki jacket
and a brown "floppy" hat throwing a couple of pallets wooden
platforms on which brick or cinder51¢.';1; can be stacked! into
the street. _ . . '
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police officer jump o s motor scooter and run after
thisman, the latter, running across s parking lot adjacent
to the Japan Inn construction site at 1715 Wisconsin Avenue,
11.11. It was in this lot where the man was grabbed and
-brought to the ground by the pursuing officer. Interviewee
stated that it appeared to him, from across the street
Wisconsin Avenue! that the arrested person had injured
his nose in the incident. -
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of vehicular traffic by several persons at or near the inter-
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of a construction site at 1715 Wisconsin Avenue, HM. to a bus,
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'r1 e Uisconsin Avenue!-' The chase ended with the officer tackling
ej4- " the man in the parking lot. Interviewee stated that it appeared
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at his office, he saw the activities which took place, that
date, at or near the intersection of Wisconsin Avenue and
R Street, N.W. He stated that at sometime between 9:00 a.m.
and 10:00 a.m. on Hay 3, 1971, he saw a white male, 5 feet,
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"Taped and Fenced" in Washington, D.C., following his arrest
during recent May Day demonstrations. The photo was reportedly
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USDC!, for the District of Columbia where
on the same date. Subject was accompanied
GERALD LEFCOURI. HOFFMAN entered plea of not guilty and was
continued on twentythousand dollars bail which has been trans
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