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SUBJECT: ABBOTT H. HOFFMAN
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James Breen, Northern District of Illinois, Chicago, advised
that on Iarch ll, 1971, counsel for Hoffman had filed a
notion with the United States Court of Appeals USCA!,
Seventh Circuit, Chicago. The notion had requested permission
from the USCA for Hoffman to travel to Paris, France, from on
or about larch 14, 1971, through on or about larch 17, 1971.
According to this motion, Hoffman indicated as the
purpose of this travel an effort to arrange for a French
publisher of his books. He had no Paris residence accommo-
dations as of the date the motion was filed, advised however
that Ihi1e,he was in Paris, he co ld be contacted throughI,_]arioxlachueck, Editions Rober%¥§§ffont,_§jHRue_Pb11ve§y.No further details regarding this tr vel were conta ned inHoffman's not 100. ®PQ:_':'£., FRI: 175:;0. 67¢USCA, Chicago, advised that o e the USCA had
entered an order approving Hoffman's travel to Paris as
requested.
In regard to the above, note that Hoffman is a
convicted defendant in the so-called Cbnspiraqy Seven Trial,
Chicago, involving those persons indicted earlier for
violation of the Federal Antiriot Statute, as a result of
their actions surrounding the August, 1968 Democratic
National Convention.
Additionally, at the trial: conclusion, Hoffman
was cited for contempt of court by trial Judge Julius J.
Hoffman as a result of his actions and statements during
the trial, and was ordered incarcerated without bond. 1
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all travel beyond the state oi his residence, and secure
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no-" . .Stan Dern|_dJuk. whodescribes himself _aeMinister oi _lnformationof the UR Yigpie move-ment, and w 0 92vas_!nthg airport welcomingpar-1y for Hoffman.added:
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"The passport was inhis own name."
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Apart from trying todestrog the eounlry, heis to a delenee wit-ness at the Q2 obscenitytrial, in which RichardNeville. editor of theunderground magazine,is Involved.
_He_ added that theYllrmes were planning_Ma_v Day_ demonstrationsll'l_ Ameriea and Europenyith |_it-ms at embas-sies. 'lVll_ disobedience.lire bombing; arm bio .inz of doorways."These are violentmeans, but I am dedi-cated to overthrowinggovernment. he said.But even dedicatedoverthrowers of gov-rnments can't live byre bombs alone.Hoffman has a morelucrative sideline. Lec-turimr to _Itudentl---at£2,000 a timl--Q
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March 15, 1971, in this caption setting forth information
that Abbott Hoffman planned to travel to Paris, France on or
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on March 17, 1971, that according to records of Pan Am, A.
Hoffman was booked with Pan Am to leave NYC for Paris, France
on Pan Am Flight llh at 8:30 p.m. on March 18, 1971. Hoffman
was also booked for Pan Am Flight 119 leaving Paris, France
for NYC at 6:00 p.m. Paris, France time on March 21, 1971."
qfurther advised that M. Backer wasbooked for Pan ight 113 leaving NYC for Paris, France at
8:30 p.m. on March 18, 1971. Backer had an open return
ticket.
On March 18, 1971, Special Agents SAS! of the FBI
observed Abbott Hoffman together with an unknown female board
Pan Am Flight 114 at 8:15 p.m. at John F. Kennedy International
Airport JFKIA!, Queens, new York KY!. This flight departedNY at 8:30 p.m. and was scheduled to arrive at Paris, France
at 9:30 a.m. Paris time.
The unknown female was white, early 20's, five feet,
two inches, 120 pounds, short brown hair, light complexion.
She was wearing a dark grey floppy hat, dark blue or black
long coat, light green turtle neck sweater, tan slacks and
brown shoes. 1
The SAS also observed that David Dellinger convicted"Chicago Seven" anti-riot law defendant, arriveiat Ticket Gate
Number 5 at JFKIA with Abbott Hoffmn and the unknown female.Dellinger left Ticket Gate Number 5 after engaging in farewells
with Abbott Hoffman and the unknown female at :10 p.m.
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of A. Hoffman and M. Backer were purchased at the Pan Am ticket
office in NYC on March 17, 1971, by check and that the drawer
of the check was not shown on the tickets. There were no
notations of passport numbers on the tickets. A. Hoffman used
ticket number 0262h8068/669 and M. Backer used ticket number
0262118068/666.
On March 21, 1971, SAS of the FBI observed passengers
who arrived at JFKIA, Queens, NY, aboard Pan Am Flight 119 at
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reservations for this flight, was not observed.
On March 21, 1971, the SAS of the FBI reviewed
the Customs Declarations of all passengers aboard Pan Am
Flight 119 submitted to the United States Customs Agents
at JFKIA and no such declarations in names of Abbott
Hoffman or Mindy Backer, who had accompanied Hoffman to
Paris, France from NYC, on March 18, 1971, were located.
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23, 1971, that according to the records of BOAC, A. Hoffmanmade a booking in London, England on March 22, 1971 for
BOAC Flight 5 1 out of Belfast, Ireland at 12:00 noon on
March 23, 1971 for connection with BOAC Flight 537 at Prestwi
Scotland at 2:55 P.m. on March 23, 1971. Flight 537 was due
to arrive at NYC at #:lO p.m. on March 23, 1971. However, A.
Hoffman failed to appear for Flight5&1 in Belfast, Ireland
or Flight 537 in Prestwick, Scotland.
supra, advised on March 21+,
1971, that according to BOAC records, A. Hoffman had a
booking for BOAC Flight 591 leaving
a.m. on March 2h, 1971 and arriving
March 24, 1971.
On March 24, 1971, SAS of
Hoffman arrive at the BOAC Terminal
12:57 P.m. aboard BQAC Flight 591 fLondon, England at 11:00
in NYC at 12:50 p.m. on
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Hoffman was alone. Hofman was also observed departing the
irport alone at 1:25 p.m. by taxi cab.
L United States Customs, JFKIA, Queens, NY, advised on rch
2 , 1971, that Abbott Hoffman was given a through search
by customs Agents and was carrying no recording tapes of any
kind or other suspicious material.
V also advised that a review of Immigration
records at KIA concerning Flight 591 disclosed that there
was no passenger using the name M.Backer.
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Re Chicago teletype1:k3/23/71 and 3/24/71, all undercaption "DAVID TYRE DELLINGER, kl; ET AL TRAVEL OF DEFENDANT§!- _ARL - CONSPIRACY; COC", regarding BOFFHAH's travel involv1ngI'1Belfast, Northern Ireland, A - - - =: c 1
Enclosed for the Bureau are eleven copies of an
regarding this travel, I copy of which is for disseminationeach to begets London and Pu-is. Two coyies are being provided
New York, origin on HOFTEAH as Q Key Activist.
No copy is being provided-tle USA, Chicago, as that }office is nwnre of the information :01 forth in the enclosed. VThe 3/22/71 letter from HOFFMAN! Iocrl counsel, THOMAS HANEY,to the iiS.92f, was undo available to ADS; JAMES BREE!! on 3/23/71. ,_
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for Hoffman to Paris, France, for the period on or about
March 14-17, 1971. That memorandum reflected the approval
_3f this travel schedule by the United States Court of Appeals
1 iHSPA!, Seventh Circuit, Chicago, and the reason for the
necessity of USCA approval oi Hoffman's travel outeiuethe
continental United States.
Attached to this L?mc.andum is a letter, se1f--
explanatory, dated March 22, 1971, from Thomas M, Haney,
attorney for Hoffman, to the United States Marshal, Chicago,
which letter reflects Hoffman's deviation from his previous
travel, to include a visit to Belfast, Northern Ireland. A
copy of that letter was made available on March 23, 1971, by
Dc-put United States Marsh _Ch' § a icago _'
Also attached is a copy of a soca11ed Emergency
Motion, filed with the USCA by Thomas Haney on Hoffman's be-
half. This motion, also self-explanatory, requests USCA
approval of Hoffman's travel to Belfast for the period
March 21-26, 1971, A copy of this motion was provided on
March 23, 1971, by Assistant United States Attorney AUSA!
James Breen, Northern District of Illinois NDI!,
On March 24, 1971, Breen advised that late on
March 23, 1971, Chief Judge Luther' gwygert, USCA, issued
an order which denied Hoffman's motion requesting Court
approval of travel to Belfast in the period March 21~26,
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Re: In the matter of David T. Dellinger, et al., appellants no, 182 94!;
United States of America. vs. David Dellinger, or al. no. 18295!
Dear Sir:
On March 12, 1971 the United States Court c-I Appeals for the Seventh
Circuit. granted the motion of"-appellant Abbott H. Hoffman for
permission to travel to Paris, France during time period from
March 14, 1 :?l through on or about Et1rc'n 1?, 1'}"71.
The undersigned, one of Mr. Hoffman's attorneys in Ci'.ica_;o, was
notified this morning, Monday, Evlarch 22, l¬~?i, by counr,-oi for Ivir.
I-loffman in Z92c-v.- fork that Mr. I~Io:'irnan's t 'ip I;-".d been delayed and
that he left the United States or. 2~Z:=z-ch 18, .971 scthedulcd to return on
March 21, 1971.
The undersigned was also informed that M: . Hoffman, on his return
flight, stopped briey in Belfast, Northerr Ireland, to visit some
personal acquaintances, and will in fact re urn to the United States on
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Appellant Abbott H. Hoifman re spectfuily moves this court for
the entry of an order:
_ I. granting him permission nunc E2 tune to travel tp Belfast,
Northern Ireland from on or about March 21 through on or about March
26, 1971; and '
2. granting him permission nunc pro tunc to extend his trip to
Europe for which permission of this court was granted on March 12, 1971!
to on or about March 26, 1971. 1
In support of this motion the appellant states: '
I. On March 12, 1971, this court granted the defendant-appellant
permission to travel tp Paris, France, for four days, from March 14, 1971
to March 17, 1971. _ _
I 2. The departurepf the defendant-appellant was postponed until
March 18,1971, and he left the United States scheduled to return within four
days, that is, on March Z1, 1971. _
3. On his return trip to the United States, he decided to visit
personal acquaintances in Belfast, Northern Ireland and, if possible, to
visit publishers there. '
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scheduled, he was not able to communicate with his attorneys until -
Monday, March Z2, 1971, at which time he called his attorneys in
New York who in turn called one of his attorneys in Chicago so that
permission of this court for the departure from his scheduled plans '
could he requested and that the U. S. Marshal be notified of the change
in travel plans. __ - ; -
5. The desire of the defendant-appellant to visit Northern
Ireland and to remain there until March 23, 1971 {as her originally planned!
was in fact communicated to the U. S. Marshal by letter dated Monday,
March 22 , 1971. l
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New York again, who in turn called one of his attorneys in Chicago, to
request that permission be sougit for him to remain in Northern Irelanduntil March 26, 1971. ' _
7. The defendant-appellant may be reached in Belfast through
John Lawrence of CBS, Wellington Park Hotel, Belfast, the telephone
number of which is 669-421. -
8. As evidenced by his communications with his attorneys as
promptly as possible, considering that his return to the United States from
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scheduled plans and his visit to No:-the rn Ireland. '
W1-IERI-1,1-ORE, the efendanwappellant respectfully requests that
the court enter an order nut .-c RI:-2 tunc granting him permission to remain
in lflorthern Ireland until March 26, 1971 or such order as the court may
deem just in light oi the circumstances set forth bbove. -
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This matter comes before the court on the government's motion
that Appellant Abbott H. Hoffman be held in contempt of this court,
the government's motion to alter conditions of bail, and appellant
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One of the conditions of release imposeé in this court's order _
of February 28, 1970, permitting release on bail pending appeal,
was an order that appellants shall not depart from the continental
_ United States without permission of this court; On Maren l2, lg7l,
this court granted appellant Hoffman permission to travel to
Paris, France, March l4 to March 17. Appellant Hoffman violated
the order by travelling to Parisian other, though succeeding;
datesénd by visiting London and Belfast, destinations not inclu-
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RESPCNSE OF AP1".:'I LLAIFT ABBOTT H. IIOFI.-"EJLAN
TO ORDER TO {~13-ICI"92'| CAUQ52 OF
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The appellant ABBOTT II. II~'3F1-MAN hereby makes the following;
response to the order of this court d.iec1 2~-larch Z9, 1971, to show cause
92*.-by he should not be helci in contcn~pt of this court {or his alleged
violsxion of the to:-ms on-:1 con<?iti<.-no c-I his bail in connection with the
order cf tfzis co:.u't of I.I:.u.cl; 12, 1;"f1 g_1:~.;-iir.;; Izir.-x per1:'.ir;sion to travel
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inco:-porate-J herein is the afildavit of lhon~.an M. Haney, one of the
a;-..p:1!a:'=t's attorneys, which acts forth his participzztlon in and understanding
cf the e'.'c-:92.ts which are the subject: of this Court: orrer to show cause.
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- the eonfusioa <:or.cernin;; the plans of the appellam was poor cosrmmrlications
between the several attortleys represczltixlg him; their failure to convey the
appellant: plans correctly to c-ach other would not reflect 0:; the appellant
himself, who has attempted to comply-v.-lth t'h.ecd:-.ditio:za of his ball
the orders of this chart. In any eve nt, the affidavit» establish that the
- _1'a.ilu:~e to nbtlfy this court of the change of the appellant: travel plant -
_ was not 3 willful or deliberate act on.tl1'e part of the appellant. A i -
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_ _ ~l.. The Governr.-lent: conte ml; that, had it had the opportunity to do lo, it
would haveybjected to the appellantfa travel to Belfast for tamethree
masons: the political situation in thit country} the conviettexiof the appellant
ter troeelztg state line: with talent trrinelte a i-lat, aid the expulsion oi. -E
appellant Jerry Ru.-.>in from the United Kingdom because of his conduct tn
Horthegn Ireland. Without attempting to predict how this court would have
treated a motion by the appellant for permission to travel to Belfast II _ _
the government had incl an opportunity to object, it can be pointed out _ ' t
that the reason: for the appellant: travel to Belfast wen: nuch that neither
the political t=ltu2.tion in Hertha-r'n Ireland t~..c>r the tppCn3_lll_'_8 1_:q:w'lcLi0n _ _
would have been relevant to the court: <Icc'i?lc'>§a; l:1:Ld*-iition, the activities
of one of the other defendant-appellants in this case should not affect the
attitudea and decisions of this coal-t with regard to the apqaellarlt Hoffman.
l¥HI2I't.EFOP.l:?, the app;-ll:l=.: te s;.>r_:92:!£u!1}-* sequ-eats that he not be l
in contempt of this court in cczmcction either with the order of this court
OI I~1':1:.'ch1?., 1971 frantig-1 P-irn j..:-:':;li:-_'i*r.*: la i;f:;*.'z:1 to I;u'l$ or with th
order of this court of February 21-, 1',-7 £1 Ii.-.-En; the termza and conditions
Q! his apitcllate l:-all. A -
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I .. -.a French edition. In February l97lvgn_attorney represent-ing my interest flew to Paris to meet with the publisherand work out e preliminary plan oi publication, Upon his_ return it was egroed that I should go to Paris E5 cooplete.;the_final detailr of the a}ran3}¢$5¢; Accordingly, I _*. C notified Thomas Haney, Erq§Q an nttornoypractlcing in
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ve of thit Court for my trip too Paris on March ll, 1971, end permission was granted on -Hoteh 12. The time specified in the application and theresulting Order of the Court listed the travel perioe
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his reoidence at 76 Rue Polivan, Paris, for the follo-To; 1 , . . _ _
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to lcuvc by the law unforcumcnt official: of Belfast. I left
Ir¢1and after tulkin; ta my attorn:y Ly taking a taxi cab
Iron the hotel ctly £0 the uirport without police c5¢grt
or any othcr contact with Ian cnf@:¢w1cnt ans.
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never tried to hid: or uazk my at
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Appellants.
UN1"1'IJD STATES 01" I1-MIIRICA
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Co".-vars:-.¬92:.~21s and c~'.i::'r LI-.:-.1ir=g_s to be am.-cciat-;-:1 with the attorney-:1
£97 the "2"-?ln"'-7?! in 15- w York, £I:'-1. ti-|~ 9*!"-all-'-2'-t { .'.1|1=1g;' to gr E1 to - ~ uh! :1. _.,, ,_, _r_; _ Ii:.t:.§5f{0:'r: I"-_.-Clrih 1:1 10 ,-'..Z!1Ch 17, U571 to, r,3~;_-Qg {3}; a 12;.en¢h publisher
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apprc-pnz.-:> rnrsnon for the L:;.~;_:c1L1:.t's 1-,1-0;,-;1;~¢_-3 U-;w,;.1_
3- C." 3*731¢.*1 13» 1573, W5 Cb-11'! grar.Ea~-c. the app:-llrn-.t'n motion and
e!:!'-:1'c.-6 an order rsIio~.1.-in; Izim to tr:-.92"c*1 to 1"a:.-is, Upw; 1,;_~,;;-;~,1p_" of tjmgr:-.;-,5-{:13 of the moticaz, I tc1cr;>Z1o:.cd C;=:<,-1 llamer so £251: the apgcllant
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Item Care! i-.2.-zzieri who £23591-";!E.'¬!_l1-9 at the ii:'!:>{'!!.:-.n':Lt not gone to
Paris r"u:in;_: ti-ie period fr-:~::-1 .:-.:~ch I-'1 lo 2..:u-ch 17, as'he bad planned,
but had Cc1.1;ed his tr:.'v:! and . 1:5: the Jr-tied States on Marci: 18
planning to return on E-1:-.1-ch 21. f-lies 14'.-zuner also i:-Jorrned me that the
appctlimt, on his way back to the Uzitcd States, had ;:~;¢-ig,-,5 gb y-15;;
briey with personal acquaintances and, if peasible, to meet with
pu?;>1i:!".era in fielfazt, as I understood her message. Since it wan
then too late to prepare and file a. motion with the couxt, a letter setting.. .. . . ... .. . _ - - -zorza me mac:-ea travel plane ct the appeIl:mt, as 1 understood them,
was prc;.z.:-ed and mailed to the U. S. 1'..1ar:b:11in Cihicaaa,
5. Early the nezd mornin;_;, 1921a.:ch Z3, I received another call from
I-fisa RTFI-C1; rd-,0 informed mo tT=:-.t ti.-e ap;--:11-int had requezsted that
permis: is-:1 be cbtainzrzi, if post-iblc, for him to re-main in Ifelfast unt
1= 'ricay, I-larch 26, a.:.d Later that r£::~=,- I {ii-é'ET'92=.?i?.iF't.=Ti'{¢'-'c-_92.7 zTu'c1ne?3ertEy'
motion 1-citing forth the for-e;oin;= inn;-e in the app:-.11:nt'a travel piaina,
aaizhag for pernzissiazz for him to r-::;::.i:-1 in 13~::l{:..-,-it until Mamh 26 and
inclicnii at be could be reached tlaroizgja John Lawrence of CBS in
Belfast. Miss I"1..'xmer called r-ze :1 1?-.2:-t onus that c..-1;; to inquire as to
the C£'l&1':r92i.1f1!i'Jz: of the nu: aio-.~.; at {Hui tizde, no action hr->.c¬ yet been taken
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I?1¢fi$Y= '1'; Cur.-, 211; . it} tiznt z'--=:.1-'_- ;:f ."::..":*'.r, I irnznr-r..ir=.£-;-ly called I
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was coz:::;:ur.icatc<l' to the a;-;,-crllazat as c_Li',1-1;.- zip; P@;;;1!;,1z_>= '
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before me this 12th day ,
01' I-pril, 1971.
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Hm: cam: the United. States or !.:.1e:1c.a by its attorney,
J. HUBR, United Etatea Attomc-7 £'>:>z* the ricrrt-herz: District of
,3 Illinois ind in reply to the rec.-pans: of r.py.n1_1:.nt Abbott H. Kc1'%n
to the order to lhmr cazwa cf Z~&=.:'dn Pf!, l_'!?"'..'l, and stat»: as follownzi
In his raspom:-: to this C2111-':* or-:-»;r 1.4. s!~.;-».= cause 1421;: be
lhould not be held in eontzmpt, a}'pulLa:~.t Abbott H. Bofnn stat-cl that
his failure to aévise this Court or the United Status Marshal of 0, char-ga
in the Gates of his travel to Paris, !'r=~..:wa, was dun to an cnrenight an
hhbe part or hi: luv York cmma-cl. Yet the rwesycndeant does
umquivucallg; that he info:-md his
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cmmr:-el but rather at be belie-vii
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pruentaa to this Court 1:
that a. visit to a foreign ¢0untry,92l!1l.i>9dl!
mt included in tho permission gz-:.nt-ad, was still within the "spirit at
the Om:-1;: Order, since favorable <:<m:=*:!urnt:10n Ind been given in the
pu-¢.. He 11:0 pnzmnea mt be was e::<--.;:.:~: £:~u:. the term: at b-and and
U» mixer pm-:.1t~;i.n.>_-. travel ta F.-.21: fa
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Lnctruetqe hit attorneys be mi: um; C1.»-:.r= Ind request pemiuieu for
; trip to aemm, llortlaezm Again mzacipmmg um Caurt'0 action,
Korma: vent on to e!-that-n Irc.l1mrZ ainca it exec-.2-red to him tint llclfut,
iinhern Ireleml, as in the mt: n:.*.i.o::.-2.1 3-:.ris<i3.ct.$.on as London, lnglzndf
me mum for tbs dxcursitm was t.h.~.t. an ma;-xainfance imlicntud to him, ovu-
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of his bond or.,Ly' dcznnstrs-.tec it-.2 92..:l11v':n...=: 1 k:r&.".r4;. c!:.-+-.1-m:t¢r at hi: ,.
actions in this mtbcr. By mE»:::'d£.n':t.i;._"- :1:-2 oz-<12-rs cf this 0<m."t to hit;
own comruniazrae, the appcl.usr..'- has tow-y:3.ozn:* t*1c~ r1.;'!:t of the gowrrnent
to be hea.:~6 »:'- thr q.v:ttia:1 c hi 2'--"*1 :2! P2:-.*r.--2 1:-.::~m.:le action by
the Co*.*r:. 12:1-_f-:~.~1._ ,i1-1.-1; if-..lr_ f, 1, ._; ~ , ccr;sf<_g;- 13¢ 3;;-53,;
of tin question.
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- Mr5 .i" - Mr I- ff"; ABBOTT H. IOFIIEAI -s _ J AN'llRlD'l' I.-AWE -Mr. C. D. Brennan7 " 1 -Mr. Bishop /
- AhhottB.BamuIulrndndb1AgutncHhuhreaant 4" 5,:J__, - NewYorkCltyntl1:2OPM,nulh,yl, D71. BuedaponaI a:tmrintbnoImehurn1hmrl1mvhhndthDe9;:t_:se§_,e.--..__ ssmiiaia*iii1edaa6aInrnatluuedIt92'nh1agbn,D.C.,M at-myi, 1B'!1,e1m-zhg rlthtnrellngtnlntcntau"' **~ mmmarcehpu-tic m.-mus: alsatinwgeu nib" "J gaohtbn 01 the D. viii: llllltlqg 1 police
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es-l , _ W M, m,,,,, c,,,,,, ALL INFORMATION CONTAINEDe V HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED~-~ '3L; i.:1D °"..m..° ' DATE»¢~/;ZeeBY§P:'»{¬;Z/P
1 -Alllihnl Attorney General _, 7. /-Ht; Division I /7; ___ _, J~ _ Z t L lat} IIIW V "f*_i_L
Z . 2; NOTE: This is to advise the Attorney General of the arrest of_'; J~U' ' K5553; H. Hoffman and the procedures resulting therefrom.1% 5 ,1, Q__,_7 :::'-:a:: {I sf JX ll I ' 7 I .
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Division of the Department requested that the Public Information
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At 12:15 A.H., 5/6/71, Robert Stevenson, Public
Information Office, U. S. Department of Justice, was advisedinf the arrest of Hoffman and Stevenson stnted that no comment
should be made concerning the arrest and any inquiries shouldbe referred to the Department. Our New York Office was advised Of thiS-
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called andAt 12=44 An. Jack B. Hushen//Director of Public H,Information, Department of Justioe,'Was advised that the arrestof Abbott Hoffman took place at 11:20 P.M., 5/5/71, and Hoffmanwas arrested at his residence 114 East 13th Street, New York City
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DAVID TYRE DELINGER, ET AL, TRAVEL OF DEFENDANTS , AND I 5
UFO CALLS TO CHICAGO, NEH YORK, OMAHA AND SAINT LOUIS,
ON HAY FIVE INSTANT, PALI. VINCENT, DEPUTY UNITED
STATES ATTORIEY GENERAL, AND DONALD SMITH, ASSISTANT U, S,C/LATTORNEY FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLLHBIA, APPEARED BEFORE U, 5, I.
MAGISTRATE ARTHUR L, BURNETT, U, S , COURT HOUSE, WASHINGTON,
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UPON AFPREHENSION. AIJSA 9'IITl{ REQUESTS THAT FOLLWING
PICTURES BE TAKEN AT TIME SUBJECT'S ARREST! FI.l.I.. FACE AID
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On 5/5/'71, at 11:55 p. m., Duty Agent
Washington Field Offic tele honicall a on e e, p y dvised that ca u cthad gust been arrested by FBI Agents in New York City at his residence,
- 114 East 13th Street, without incident. He further advised that Hoffman
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N . . .ew York City, and would be arraxgned on Thursday morning, 5/6/7,1.
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Mr. Bob Stephenson, Public Information Office, U. S. Department of
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subject for violation of Antiriot Laws in connection withhis arrest during current "lay Day" demonstrations, Washington,
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DETAILS:
released after posting collateral. jHoffman is one of the "Chicago 7" defendants convictedof Antiriot Laws violation and cited for Contempt of Court.
, Presently free on bond, he reportedly was arrested! connection° with current "lay Day" disruptions, 5/3/71, and subsequentl%:]§
Department Attorney Kevin Ioroney telephonicallyadvised on 5/4/71 that Department is considering proceeding
against Hoffman under several statutes, primarily Title 18,
Section 2101, U.S. Code, interstate travel or use of interstate
facilities to incite a riot!. Horoney requested on an urgent basi
any information in the Bureau's possession which cou1d'be
utilized to prosecute Hoffman along above lines. Ioroney was _ referred to several Bureau communications previously furnished '
. the Department containing recent statements made in Oklahoma
by Hoffman urging travel to Washington, D. 0., to commitI violence. He was advised this did not represent a full reviewof Bureau files for available information in this regard.
loroney later called requesting the identity of individuals
who could testify to the violent statements of subject appearing
in an Oklahoma City Office communication dated 4/29/71, captioned
"David Tyre Dellinger, aka, Et A1., Travel of Defendants!;
Antiriot Laws " Conspiracy; Contempt of Court. He also
requested that future information in this matter be furnished
Paul Vincent,Iht Sec. Division of the Depart nt who would bedrawing up the complaint. -- Zn __ 31 - 100- $2923 QC.-A9 A 92
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e abovemen s and stated that he Q would ber . - willing to testify to same. The Oklahoma y Office was instructed to promptly submita confirming communicationcontaining the above in a Iorm suitable for dissemination
The abovewas furnished Department Attorney Vincentg |who was also advised at this time +h=* dd N ' e-_- .--. additional inquiries
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TRANSCRIPTION OF ABOVE TAPE REFLECTS IN PART THE FOLLOWING
REMARKS MADE BY SUBJECT:
ON MONDAY, WHEN THE GOVERNMENT OPENS AT DAWN, HELL, I THINK
IT'S ABOUT NINE TO FIVE THEY WORK DOWN THERE, EARLY BIRDS GET THE
NORM, SO WE'LL BE UP EARLY, UE'LL MARCH OUT FROM THE WASHINGTON
MONUMENT, THE PHALLUS ON THE POTOMAC, AND VE'LL GO INTO THE STREETS
' 'NGTON AND INTO THE OFFICES AND HE PLAN TO DO IT AND HE
PLAN TO DO IT IN THE STREETS AND HE HOPE THE PEOPLE WILL COME. HE
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WASHINGTON, HE GO DOUN THERE, WE'LL BE JOYOUSLY DANCING ON THEIR
GRAVES, BECAUSE NE KNOW THEIR DAYS HAVE COME. NE KNOU NE CAN UHIP
THEM IN COURT ROOMS, RE CAN WHIP THEM IN THE STREET AND WHIP THEN
RIGHT IN THEIR OUN OFFICE BUILDINGS, RIGHT IN THEIR OUN NESTS, AND
I HOPE YOU CAN SNIPS A PLANE OR SOMETHING AND-CONE-ON-DOUN¢.. ~,
I MEAN HE HAVE GOT TO BEGIN TO LIVE THE REVOLUTION IN OUR DAILY
LIVES AND BEGIN TO HAVE, YOU KNOW, GET OUR MINDS STRAIGHT SO HE
NALK DOWN THE STREET, EVERY PLACE NE GO, HE SEE AN ISSUE, EVERY
PLACE NE GO, WE SEE PIGS, YOU KNOW, AND THEN HE BEGIN TO THINK
RIGHT,
IN SPEAKING OF HIS BOOK, 'FEARLESS F-- OBSCENE!', SUBJECT
STATED: PEOPLE SAID THINGS LIKE, THIS BOOK WILL END FREE SPEECH,
YOU KNOW, AND STUFF LIKE THAT. BUT I PUBLISHED IT MYSELF. MOST
BOOK STORES IN THE COUNTRY WON'T CARRY IT. ILLEGIBLE!
NOBODY HILL ACCEPT THAT. IT'S HOU TO RIP OFF EVERYTHING IN THE
COUNTRY. IT'S HOW TO LIVE AND SURVIVE AS OUTLAUS AND THERE'S LOTS OF
NEAT, YOU KNOW, HAYS, HOW TO FORGE CREDIT CARDS, COUNTERFEIT MONEY,
GOT GOOD STUFF IN IT, YOU KNOW...
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KEEPS WE BUSY AND IT'S A LOT. BEFORE I
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WAS LAST WEEK. THAT WAS A TROTSKYITE FUND RAISING RALLY. WE ARE
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PEOPLE PARTICIPATION IN A CELEBRATION OF THE PEOPLE'S PEACE TREATY
IN A FORTYEIGHT HOUR ROCK CONCERT AND THEN ON MONDAY AT DAWN. IF
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'_'DAVID TYRE DELLINGER, aka ET AL TRAVEL OF DEFENDAITPS!
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_PeHer=I.Pureau of Invcstigaticn T31!, on Apiil Zu,"'
1971, observed Hoffman at the Field House, Oklahoma
State University, Stillwater, Oklahoma, on which
occasion he addressed a group of some iiftuen hundred
persons.
Regarding Hoffman, he is a convicted defendant
in the so-called Conspiracy Seven Trial, Chivago, involv
ing those persons indicted earlier for violation of the
Federal Antiriot Law, as a result of actions Surrounding
the 1968 Democratic National Convention, Chicago,
Additionally, near the conclusion of the trial
Hoffman was cited for contempt of court by trial Judge
Julius J. Hoffman, as a result of his actions and state-
ments in court durin this trial and on February 14, 81970, was ordered incarcerated b; Judge Hoffman without
bond,i
On February 28, 1970, the United States Court of
Appeals, Seventh Circuit, Chicago, ordered Hoffman
admitted to bond, but instructed that he iniorm the United
States Marshal, Chicago, of all travel outside the state
of his residence, and that he secure Court of Appeals
permission for any travel outside the continental United
States.
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"He HOFFMAN! said the activities will make
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to the May demonstrations: We're into
stopping the goverment - unless they want
to stop the war. They've got about #7 hours.".-
Concerning the above statementsmade by HOFFMAN,
according to LOGUE in his article, it is to be noted that
HOFFMAN's actual statements regarding first quotes, above,
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"On Monday, when the Governent opens at _dawn, well, I think it's about 9 to 5 they work =down there. Earl{ birds get the worm, so we'llbe up early. He 1 march out from the-Hash ngton Monument the phallus on the Potomac,and we 11 go into the streets of Washington and
into the o fices and we plan to do it and we
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argest, the most militant demonstration. It's
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Norman, Oklahoma, on April 29, 1971.:
An unidentified speaker node the following introduc-
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"The £ollowi% recording is that of theaddress made by IE OFI-HAN at the University of
Oklahoma on Thursday, the 29th of April, 1971. Thefirst this-t¥hseconds of his comments were notrecorded. ezhconsisted primarily of a negationby HOFFMAN of e invitation to speak from the 7
speaker's stand. He preferred to address the crowd
standing in the orchestra pit."
HOFFMAN: conments are as follows:
"We are finally going to be illegibleh . .l'here're alread thousands d y peo leWashington. This Saturday and may will be a
48-hour rock concert, thepe are over thirt rockgroups, ARLO GUTHRIE, PETER, PAUL and HAR¥, MOTHER
EARTH, ARETHA FRANKLIN and loads of peonle. JAMES
BROWN just announced two days ago that he was oingto go there and Oglay and there should be somewereupwards of 100, O people supporting and celebratingt e People's Peace Treaty that: been signed bypeople throughout this cwntgrand thronglzoutVietnam, and indeed in fact oughout world,
because people throughout the wor d see the war in
Vietnam and U. S. imperialism as a world problem.
The" recognise that they, too, live in a globalvillage and there are people from at least ten
different countries to form youth international
brigades that plan to march this weekend in
Washington.
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of Washington and into the offices and we plan todo it and we plan to do it in the streets and we - -
hope the peep e will come. We expect it to be the
most lar est, the most militant demonstration. It:gonna maa Chicago in August of 1969 look like a
YAF meeting. So there are over 300 groups fromaround the country that have been working out with
automobiles and buses that are gonna sel_-destruct
in the street.
We'll visit J. EDGAR HOOVER and take a lot ofgod pictures of him. Yesterday; as you probablyow, they arrested one of the y organizers of theMay Day Demonstrations LESLIE BACON nin eteenlgearsold, in connection with the Capitol bombing. suewas definitely not in the men's room in the Capitol
on that day, out somehow, the FBI, you know, has
managed to connect her in some way, but we thinkit's a direct attempt to cripgge these demonstra-tions. It's no coincidence t t it comes four days
before the climax of these demonstrations and it's
no coincidence that she has been an active organizer
and we have heard that the FBI plans to arrest anumber of giople. They have been kicking in doors,they have __-en putting guns elder the ch_ns of
people, they have been offering loads of rewards to
people to turn in their brothers and sisters, notthe kind of stuff you see El-REM ZDIBALIST carryingout every Sunday n ght illegible!. Voice frombackground: Tell us someth ng we don't knowalready! I ain't got nothing fyou don't know. illeg ble! What are you here or? illegible!
There are number of - there are things we cando. First of all, we have to begin to understandthat the Vietnamization ggograun s just a racistpolicy of seeing to it t t non-white people, ten
o one, die instead of white people and we have got
to guard against that and we are gonna say that,
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to that without failing to respond to the saturation
bgmbin§s: free fire zones andhthese general policies
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that ve turned it from an exporter of rice into
an importer of rice, you see, that have totallyand barbaricallg, you Inow, defoliated the land and
Egied to.kiélfa 1 the gioplg. They geaéizg thig ey can t e eat t e at on or t e at at 0or the Cambodians or the Northgvietnamese or any of
thosighroic peopleimilétarily, so they can't defeat* e = * at =~ m -n the sea so tee" attemnt to
drain the sea. And we have =3 understand that the
people who are responsible for that kind of insti-tuional violence are gonna be the people that aregonna have to be the efendants in the war crimesof the f§tu¬e.thend it s ngt gnngagg LieutegantCALLEY e s e scape oa s s areblood,'you know, but yo shoot somebody point blank,
you knee, it_is some existential thing you hays to
think about it and you have to confront it. But
in Vietnam, the latest tactic is planting a radiodetedive, thei drop them from planes and they pick Pt$°921§3§f0§ ifixgthin a half-mike or millée radius,we GI A 0, c ryi Viet 0 ma es nodistinction, and radigs this informsglon to an airplane 50,000 feet high in the sky, which immediatelgcables this information to a computer in the Sevent
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bombing, total bombing saturation for a two~mile
radius in the countryside of Vietnam 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 yill"e, they are our brothersand sisters, and theyéwal out of a hut in their
simple village and t y look up and all they see,
all they see with technology is death.
"we were in Paris just three weeks ago talkingwith 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 littleedgg and then they ran it down to us. They saidin orth Vietnam they had six tape recorders.Everything we see about technoloigé ever: timesome ody puts in a plug, every t some ody usesthe word electricity, every time somebody talksof media, every time illegi le! the peole are
talking of death, you know, and that's t e unfortu-
nate part about this war, that its shown that
great technology, you know, as well as servingpeople 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 mdllion people killed and people
say, Well, bombings part of war, that's the wayit goes, you lnow, and they learn that they canrev se the movies, you know, and not stiek people
in ovens and concentration camps, that's bad P.R.,you know, fortunately the Nazis didn't have MadisonAsenue to use terms ike protective reactive strike
and saturation bombing and things like that.
"And ¥ou look at MELVIN LAIRD you look atGeneral MI CHELL, 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, t ey're not
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to wash those hs out of bur minds and begin tosee those so-tilled reasonable, responsible, rational
people that run the banks, that run this university,
that ru the Government, and y on look around and
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don't, we hope you'll sign the
and declare peace and live it,
new society, a new nation, outhe values and the institution
the greed and the brutality ofPeo;§e's Peace Ireaty
and start to build a
know, that rejects
s, the competitbn and
e decadent racist
empire whose days have come, and like the dinosaurs
of old, the Philistines in Washington, we go down
there, we'll be joyously dancing on their. raves,because we know their days have come. We Enow we
can whip them in court rooms, we can whip them in
the street and whip them right' own
buildings, right in their own nests, and I hopein their office
you can swipe a plane or something and come on
down, If you can't_meke it, yMay 5, you know, and go on str
sc ool, you know, and join the
strike on May fifth, you know.
the dates are just high points
trip. I mean we have got to hon might come out on
ike in this nursery
nationwide student
But all the dates,
in a, in an organizer's
esin to live the revolu-tion in our daily lives and begin to have, you know,
get our minds straight so we walk down the street,
every place we go, we see an i
go, we see pigs, you know, and
think right. s
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rappin' and goes to e radio st
called WPAX, a group of us in
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ation that we started
New York; and we
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and we prepared these tapes -send them to governments and s
world that wi l play them tworadio shows, and we
tations around the
hours a day for
servicemen and servicewomen overseas;and we think
that if we are gonna affect U.
we've got to reach the peopleS. foreign policy,
in the front lines
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JIMHIE HENDRIX sings the Star Spangled Banner and
a new nation is on the air, live and it: gonnabe cool and if thsrexsha group oibradio freaks heret..at want to get ..o='e....sr ans were on a cape, youknow, come up and I911 tell you where to send the
tapes. Tapes come from all over the country, frompeople's groups, JOHN LENNON, YOKO ONO, did orifinaltape, just sent it to us last week, good raps 1 hethat. Stuff goin' on, you know, that they won'tplay. The communication gap is somethin _£ierce.- We ..::.:rn:::i from Cls in the iielzu" Delta, tor "example, wasn't til four weeks ts: the invasionof Laos occurred that they were even informed that
such an invasion was occurrin'. You know, justtotal censorshi We have one show of lawyeég uh
s o giving legal aivgse, you know, eve1;?y week towrite in to our goat office box, AX, Post
Box 1:10, New Yor , New York, Yip Code 1003,
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Unidentified voice frcm audience: "I want toask you some questions. illegible!. When are yougonna write another book?!
"Well, I did write one, cause they're all se11in'
like hot cakes, you know, and all these publishers _ _
were diggiff ne. i sat down after the trial and tried
to write a book that nobody would publish, and ittook me about eiht months, and I did it. It's aromantic love be lad called "Feax1es=F--- ob-scene!."Says it right on the coirer, {on ain't referrin' tothe last one, had on the bac . See, yeah, see, Idid the one had on the back, you know, when Ives in
jail cause at Random House, you know. they were gettinall these letters so they took it oi5L', you lczos-2, andI went up and I - you know- p--- obscene! on BENNETT
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back and every evening edition has not, and you canaggt like trace my stegs, you know, running up toI.ddom House angeso I iguedhit was going so good dt t on t cover an t rt s ers re ectethe ggok, end you know, they gustycE:ldn't belieaeit. You know, they ggst ooul n't believe that Iwould write a book t t they wouldn't publish, you
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ggrryit. illegégle! Noggdy gill accept that.s ow to r p 0 everyt ng n the country. '
It s how to live and survive as outlaws and there s
lots of neat, you know, ways, how to forge credit
cards, counterfeit money, got good stuff in it,
you know."
Unidentified voice from audience: "Is there
an excerpt from that in Ramparts'??!
"Yeah. There was a hunk of it."
Unidentified voice from audience: "What do you
do with the bread fro your booksi"! '
"Well - which book, Revolution illegible!?
I got 25 grand, was five times the most I ever had
in my life, I ever aocumlated in one spot and 1'
turned over illegible! commiee to defend thePanthers for bail, for one of the Panthers illefible!.Guilt money. I'm not so sure illegible! I shou d
be giving the money for bail, you know, but most ofthe money, unfortunately, goes to keeéus out ofprison. The trial in C icago cost li $380,000,
you know. Twice as much as the movies. But in
fact, the Government has its forces totally mobilized.
They know we don't keep the money in Swiss banks,
see, and that's why, for example, all the money that
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mean, they ain t into nothin'. I mean, EFREM
ZIMBALIST is their best Agent. Let's face it, youknow. And the IRS, they got their s--- obscene!
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eat erwomen, you know, they all look alike,
they al%1 i§%eg§b%§§ eéap theylaél got galitosis, ey eg e e at s a --- 0 scenein the same room, the music's too loud, et cetera,
et cetera. Cultural revolution is, you build
cultural revolution so the fish that live as
outlaws an revolutionaries can swim.in this
hairy sea and then they can't find them. It'salways done that way. There's no other kind ofrevo ution except cultural revolution." -
Unidentified voice from audience: "Do ouhave anything more to say about BUD WILKINSOdysince
you did last night? !
"I don't know. Is he around here? This is
the place that put him on the ma . Yeah. He: amonument. A living monument to merica's past.
Yeah. Well, I don t know. illegible! He's okay.
What can you say? It's not about individuals,
yo know. It's about, well - i11egible!."
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the Presidential candidate7"!
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who's your next Presidential candidate?"!
"I don't know, but we Elan to go to the
Republican Convention in '74. Weve been formally
invited. we hear they are gonna hold it in Norman,though. It's the only safe place. The onlyRepu licans left live here."
Unidentified voice from audience: "Who areago radicalizing that isn't already radicalized?o are you reaching that needs to be reached?"!
I got e, I got a neat letter, I got a letter
from an eleven-year-old kid who wants to talk to
my illegible! at school. What?"
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Uniden u voiee fro audience: "Who's
gonna listen ou that isn't already in to what
you say?"!
"1 don; know. I don; particularly cere.
Unidentified voice from.audience: question
i11egib1e!!
"It keeps me busy and it's e lot. Before I
decided to overthrow the Government, I was assis-
zgt saieiedigectorans seesman, sou gnaw, with ate p c t ence a ouse an a awn moweryou know, in suburbiai with two life insuraxcepolicies. I didn t f nd it e very rewerdinf life,so I, you know, bugged out and went to Miss ssigpiand learned things that I didn't learn at schoo ,
so, yeah, I thin» it's e good life. Yeeh. we
aim to turn our six or seven year old kids becauseby the time they get your age and get into college,gnu know they are already reinwashed too much.ecause in co leze, you learn things that nothingcan you can't do nothin§, il1egible!'the f-- obscene! up. illegible . Well, that s groovy.Lots of people are cynical in college. It makes
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not cynical. I just want to know what odre doingthat needs to be done. You're sitting here talking
to a bunch of people who agree with yo."!
"I'll tell you something. Someone called meup at two a.m. in the morning last night and he
didn't agree at all. In fact, we had to move
pretty quick. I'll tell you, that would be weirdyou know, cause people in Oklahoma agreed. " illegible!, but it s possible, I mean, there are
things that I don't understand. Seventy-five per
cent of the people now favor immediate withdrawal
from Vietnam in the country, according to thepollié and yet the Governent doesn't move. Well,
you ow, I m sa i that, ou know it has togo beyond this, goggknow, pztty little dialogue
here, the people have to begin to move. That
they can't learn any of the things that I wrote
about in that book, about swipin , about livingas an outlaw, about creating radical change in
this country unless they do it. The onl way ouknow what a pear tastes like is take a bite, that
MAO's famous rock group from the East. And
revolution is the same way. If you want to know
about it, you have to get in and work with the
struggle, to work with the contradictions, you
know, and fight and you can do it right, you can
do it here in Oklahoma. JULIUS HOFFMAN is the
judge down the street. Every political trialat Chicago takes place every day here. Becauseall tria s are po itical. It just takes a lawyer
with certain kind of vision, you know, to see it
as a political trial and it takes certain kinds of
people who identify and recognize that all trialsare golitical, you know, and that the institutionsof t e courts are not there for justice, but arethere to grotect the power and propert of peoplewho alrea y have it, and you start looki aroundlike that and illegible! all the early Efsfits,
you know, we were taught in schools, we can start to
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with the treaty, I hope they pass it arond andpeoale §et into signing it, you know, and bring itto eeshengtone I _epe some people get e chase
to come."
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nman, we're not gonna march. That was last week.
That was a TROTSKYite fund-raising rally. We arenot into that. We're into trying to stop thefunctioning of the government. Qnless, of course,theg want to stop t e war. They ve got about
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called WPAX advocating support for the May Dayactivities in Washington, and urging troops,
armed servicemen and servicewomen to join with
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Our Washington Field Office advises that based upon the authority __§"oi the Literral Security Di'.'ision of the De;"ar-tment, a compiaint wasI filed against Abbie Hoffman in connection with his activities in violatio
- This complaint was tiled before U. S. Magistrate Arthur L. Burnettelate this afternoon and a warrant of arrest was immediately issued.His immediate whereabouts is unknown; however, he has been recentlyknown to be in Washington, D. C. Bond has been recommended in the
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N Hotfman is one of the seven defendants convicted in the Chicago
Antiriot Law trial and was subsequently cited for contempt. The basisfor the current warrant 'wasin',a speech he made in Oklahoma on 4/29/71,/at which time he urged individuals to come to Washing-ton in order to get '
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On 5/5/71, an authorized complaint was accepted anda warrant issued in US Court House, WDC, based on_§violation of Title 18, US Code, Sec. 2101 and 22, DC Code 505.Subject arrested at his residence NYC on 5/5/71. Subject .r
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By communication dated May 5,-1971, the Washington,*Field Office NFC! of the Federal Bureau of Investigation FBI!' advised that on May 5, 1971, PAUL VINCENT, Deputy United StatesAttorney General and DONALD SMITH, Assistant United States :'Attorney AUSA! for the District of Columbia, appeared before '' United States Magistrate ARTHUR L. BURNETT, United States _q,,i
Court House, Washington, D.C., at which time an authorized complaint was accepted and warrant issued on the subject chargingviolation of Title 18, United States Code, Section 2101 and 22,
District of Columbia Code 505, in connection with recent
disturbances in Washington, D.C. on May 3, 1971. Bond was "
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New York, New York NY!, at 11:20 p.m.. At the time of his A
arrest, HOFFMAN was accompanied by his wife, ANITA HOFFMAN.
HOFFMAN was immediately advised or the charges against him,
violation of Title 18, United States Code, Section 2101,the Anti Riot Lew Statute. Immediately following this, HOFFMAN
was advised of his rights as they appear on the Interrogation;
Advice of Rights" form. HOFFMAN stated that he understood his
rights but he would not sign the "waivercf Rights" section of
the "Interrogation; Advice of Rights" form furnished him. "
It was observed that HOFFMAN's nose was covered with
a white bandage about four inches in length. HOFFMAN stated _
that his nose was broken and had sirteen stitches in it."
HOFFMAN stated that the inJury to his nose was administered
to him by a "sadistic cop" in Washington, D.O. He also
stated that his nose had been treated in Washington, D.C.
During the arrest of HOFFMAN, ANITA HOFFMAN appeared
to be upset but shortly thereafter.appeared to be in a calm
state. She mentioned to the agents not to hurt HOFFMAN since
he had recently had his nose broken. She was advised that no
harm would come to him. , ' 1 . A
At 11:30 p.m., HOFFMAN was transported by automobile
from the site of the arrest to the New York Office NYO! of
the Federal Bureau.of Investigation FBI!, 201 East 69th Street,
NY, NY. HOFFMAN and the agents arrived_at the NYO at 11:50 p.m.
Between 11:50 p.m., May 5, 1971 and 12:36 a.m., May
6, 19T1,.HOFFMAN was stripped-searched, his property was
inventoried and he was fingerprinted and photographed. HOFFMAN
' declined to be photographed wearing a hat. _ _ 1
At 12:36 a.m., Hay 6, 1971, HOFFMAN was removed from
the NYO for transportation to the Federal House of Detention,
#27 West Street, NY, NY. Upon departing from the NYO, two of
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could talk to HOFFI-IAI. at the Federal House of Detention.
' At 1:00 a.1n., May 6, 1971, HOFFMAN and the agents
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GERALD LEFCOURT and FREDERICK COHN,after conferring with
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Commissioner USC!, SDKY EARL N. BISHOPP, Federal Court
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The USC released the subject until h;3o p.m,, may
6, 1971, on his own recognizance at which time he was to
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HECIEVED BY CHIEF JUDGE J. SIR ICF1, UNITED SIATE§__LPI$R_ <' QED-:1 :1! ..;'-Q CCIJRT FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA IMMEDIATELY FOLLOIIII
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THE I * 7- _'Tm NA! szvaurzm», Lsl, zaxnom. FURTHER ADVISED /
uzwswzzx PURCHASED THIS PICTURE rnom nan azsnu, cnmznn FIVE,
in'ni92i1I' SEVENTH STREET, NYC, TEL. NUMBER SIX EIGHT
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-I NOTE: Subject is charged with violation c>q"2'i'tiiri0tElaws inconnection with
recent Iviay Day demonstrations in Washington, D. C. In effort to establish I-Ioffm:
, presence in Washington D C De a t I,._._
. . , p r ment requested copy of photograph of HoffnE 3 appearing in Newsweek Magazine d ' 'epictmg him in custody following his arrest.- Photograph was attributed to '_'Ken Regan, Camera 5."
_' "31. ' New York was instructed to contact Newsweek Magazine to obtain a copy I the photograph and to determine id ti ' ' en ty of individual to be subpoenaed in the
£a-;_;<»v- -~event that testimony subsequently required. Incorrling advises '" 'w;___.swweek Magazine disclosed that '
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ON INSTANT DATE, CHIEF AUSA HAROLD BAER, JR., SONY
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MAGISTRATE USN! HAROLD J. RABY, SONY, UNITED STATES COURT HOUSE;
FOLEY SQUARE, NEH YORK, NEW YORK, FOR REMOVAL HEARING. SUBJECT
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connection with his activities in Washington, D. C. , during recent
May Day demonstrations. Efforts to date have failed to locate fingerprint
card for subject which was reportedly prepared by police department.
Only evidence established thus far to place Hoffman in Washington, D. C.
is testimony of two police officers.
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DEPARTMENTAL ATTORNEY JOSEPH TAPE, UNITED STATES DEPART
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NRA, ADVISED HE RECALLS
SUBJECT APPEARED AT AA TICKET COUNTER APRIL TWENTYNINE, LAST,
wxrn noumn TRIP TICKET ISSUED to "mas. A. HOFFMAN run TRAVEL
nzu YORK to OKLAHOMA cxrv AND STILLWATER AND RETURN OKLAHOMA
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cmzu SCHEDULE, son rmmcxsco. h - AA, wan, ADVISED an FLIGHT onE J
ow: NINE, APRIL TwENTYEIGHT, LAST, onxorwarzo BOSTON uxru STOPS
or LAGUARDIA AIRPORT, nzw vonx CITY, S1. LOUIS, MISSOURI,
TULSA, OKLAHOMA, nun ARRIVING OKLAHOMA cxrv FIVE FIVE s1x P.M.,
some oars.
_n>.'r£o FLIGHT COUPONS, AUDITOR'S coupons mo PASSENGER
LIST INFORMATION RE SUBJECTS AA TRAVEL, nsovz, on FILE AT AA
snows HEADQUARTERS, BRIARCLIFF mooon, nsw YORK, AND nsconos
cow oz oonuwzo BY cooncrrno THAT OFFICE on AA_
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INFORMATION cop? FURNISHED now ORLEANS IN EVENT aunznu
on wnsnmotou memo or-:sn=eE:' osovs, INTERVIEK-JED
IF6RATiH coo? FURNiSnED sow FRANCISCO IN svsur sunznu
on wnsnxuowoo FIELD ozsxnzs srzwonossszs LISTED HEREIN AS
sERv1wo no FLIGHT runes sxx sxonr, APRIL TWENTYNINE, LAST,
LOCATED AND INTERVIEMED to VERIFY SUBJECT'S ozronruns room
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OKLAHOMA CITY AND OKLAHOMA CITY TO WASHINGTON, NOTING THAT
SUBJECT'S RECORDS FILED BY AA
COMPUTER NUMBER A FIVE THREE FOUR
TORK5 INFORMATION, OKLAHOMA CITY'S LHM, APRIL
' THIRTY, LAST, CONCERNING SUBJECT'S SPEECH AT OKLAHOMA STATE
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OKLAHOMA.
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HIS KNOWLEDGE OF SUBJECTS DEPARTURE FROM OKLAHOMA CITY ON
FOUR 'I'V92EN"I'YNINE SEVENTYONE EN ROUTE FOR WASHINGTON, D. C.
' COPTE3 TO OKLA ' ' HOMA CITY AND
F0. Howl" new 0: mrsmu;c.Au ON N1 - OKLAHOMA CITY Qonnumcarsoxs sscno.§HER;-_|I92.I |§
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Subject has been indicted on Federal antiriot charges based on his
travel from Oklahoma City to Washington, D. C. to participate in civil disorder.
mm Investigation is being conducted to further establish the elements of the offense
seam-¢n____ _g ____ _ _ . involved, one element of which is the interstate travel; Qklahema City hasI
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____; OH INSTANT DATE, ELDON HAWLEY, DEPARTMENTAL ATTORNEY
.:Y.j USDJ, ADVISED THAT A CERTIFIED COPY OF INDICTMENT OF
Jr;SUBJECT HAD BEEN SENT TO AUSA HAROLD BAER, JR., SONY, ON
I MAY FOURTEEN, LAST. sans SHOULD BE IN LATTER'S HANDS THIS
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AT WASHINGTON D.C. will follow and report'on I subgect's arraignment in U3DC for the District of Columbia on /2/71.
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Bwwmm On 5/13/71 an indictment was returned by the Federal
_ Grand Jury, NBC, charging subject with violation of
Title it, USO, Section 2101, 231 A! !. On 5/16;/71, subject
Q-;;,v5,3_mi before US Z-iagistrate H;92F;OLD J. R1-92BY, SDNY, for removal
hearing at which time he was ordered to appear before USDC for
the District of Columbia, NBC, on 6/2/?l, for arraignment on
charge in the indictment. Subject's $20,000 bail continued to
cover his appearance in USDC for the District of Columbia.
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By communication dated May 13, 1971, the Washington
Field Office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation FBI!
advised that on May 13, 1971, an indictment was returned by
the Federal Grand Jury FGJ! in Washington, D.C. charging
the subject with violation of Title 18, United States Code,
Section 2161, 231 A! {3} Interstate Travel with Intent to
Organize, Promote, Encourage and Participate in a Riot;
Obstructing, Impeding and Interferring with a Law Enforcement
Officer During the Commission of a Civil Disorder!. This
indictment was received by Chief Judge J. SIRICA, United States
District Court USDC! for the District of Columbia immediately
following its return.
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On May lb 10?: Chief Assistant United States 1 J J
attorney {AUSA HAROLD BEER, JR,, Southern District of
New York SDNY , Federal Court House, Foley Square, New
York City NYC , advised that due to changes in rules in Federal
procedure, United States Comissioner USO! EARL N. BISHOPP,
SDHY, would not have powers formally attributed to USC's as
of 12:00 noon on May 17, 1971, and that therefore the subject's
preliminary hearing would not be held at 2:00 p.m. on May
17, 1971, as previously scheduled. He stated that the subject's
preliminary hearing would probably be held at 2;OO p,m, on
May 18, 1971, before a United States Magistrate USM!. He also
stated that he had heard that the subject would waive the
estehlichnent of identity at the prelioinery hearing at which
time the USM would order the subject to appear for arraignment
in Washington, D.C. in connection with his indictment by the
FGJ on May 13> 1971.
on May 18, 1971, Chief AUSA HAROLD sass, JR., soar,
Federal Court House, Foley Square, NYC, advised that at 2:00
p.m. on Hay 18, 1971, the subject together with his attorney
GERALD LEFCOURT appeared before USM HAROLD J. RABY, SDRY, Federal
court House, Foley Square, NYC, for a removal hearing. The
subject waived the establishment of identity and was served with
a certified copy of the indictment which was returned by the
FGJ in Washington, D.C. on May 13, 1971 and which satisfied
probable cause._
The USM ordered the subject to appear before the USDC
for the District of Columbia, Washington, D.C. on June 2, 1971,
for arraignment in the charge contained in the indictment.
The subject's bail of $20,000 was continued to cover his appearance
in the USDC on June 2, 1971.
Chief AUSA BAER, JR. further advised that Attorney
GERALD LEFCOURT attempted to get the subject's personal -
appearance waived for the removal hearing because of an
alledged back injury slipped disc! but that he refused and the
subject personally appeared at the removal hearing.
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