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NY 100-161445 ABBY HOFFMAN of the Youth International Party out of New York City was one of the speakers. He recalled his arrest in Chicago during the Democratic National Convention and called for a mobilization in Washington, D. C. for a massive demonstration to take place on January 20, 1969. The demonstration will take place on the Camnus of George Washington University in Washington, D. C. and will coincide with the inauguration of the President. He urged all to come and “do their thing”. . There were also movies shown of protest demonstrations taking place at the Pentagon in Washington, D. C. over a year apo 4s well as movies of the demonstrations at the Democratic National Convention, Chicago, during August, 1968. . PAUL KRASSNER, Editor of "Realist", a New York City underground newspaper, also spoke and urged that the solidarity that prevailed during the Democratic National Convention be maintained and slso urged that progress forces throughout the country mobilize for the Inauguration 7] Day activities. This rally was peaceful without incident. D ove concerninp the rally e University of Chicago Campus, he ro) ovember 24, 1955, at n Chicapo, Tllinois. The "Chicago American", a Chicago, Illinois daily newspeper, in its November 26, 1968 issue, contained an article entitled "Students' Yippies Show a Real Turkey” which stated in part as follows: ¢ "A demonstration of why the radicals’ revolutionary movenent is falling apart was given Sunday night at the University of Chicago. The revolutionaires staged an event for some 400 students in Mandel hall. It was a bomb, a bust, é turkey. "The radicals were guilty of an unforgivable sin-- they bored their audience. "The event was the Chicago premiere of the Yippies' 15-minute film about the rioting in Chicago during the Democratic convention. It is part of the radicals’ enswer to Nayor DALEY's TV film celled ‘What Trecs Do They Plant‘.