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NY 100-161445 "do not have the nobility, or leisure, or economic security to drov out. And they probably wish they had the dollar bills ABBIE burned symbolically at the Stock Exchange to pay the rent -"ABBIE writes that ‘action is the only reality; not only reality, but morality as well....Confusion is mightier than the sword...By allowing all, stealing, loving, cheating, anger, violence, trading, you become situation orjented, and as such become more effective’. i a | "Theat would te a wonderful platform for the . Chicago Police Devartment, the Mississippi Highway Patrol and George Wallace. It is an invitation for then to ‘do their thing' in the streets, and that is to play the gste on the Tight-wing's home field. This is not e revolutionary country, or a revolutionary period. To act as though it is, and ignore the consecuences, is dangerous. And the victims will net te the white, middle-class Yipnies. The police--even in Chicago-- still just club and Mece Yippies. But they kill blacks. In Orangeturg. In Oakland. In Washingten, D. C. sae a im I : "At bottom, J think the Yippies badly confuse culture) and politice] values. They would wrofit, I think, by reading — a penetrating 1962 esscy by WILLIAM PHILIPS (collected in ‘A : Sense of Present')..." The "Berkeley Barb” in its December 29, 1968 to January 2, 1969 issue on page 11 curried an article entitled “ABBIE Out to Get Due From Fuzz" which stated in part as an follows: _ "ABBIE's working on a second book. First one was ‘Revolution for the Hell of It' written under the pen-naue FREE, This one will be a Yippie version of the bettles of Lexington and Concord. The Yippie battle takes place = April 19, 1975." | | 6D 3 Ree ,