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Book Review — Part 3
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Abbie Hoffman, a leader of| @
the Yippies, was arrested yes-
terday on charges of posses-
sion of guns and blackjacks
after the police raided a Lower|
{East Side apartment at 2:30) ™
| Detectives said they had
found three pistols and quanti-
ties of marijuana and heroin
in the apartment at 333 East
5th Street. Five men, including
one who police said was twirl-
ling a pistol on his finger, were
arrested. Hoffman, who was not
present during the raid was
jseized later when he appeared
at the station. .
‘The raid came hours after
the Jeader of the Youth Inter-
national party had been re-
leased on §$1,000 bail on
charges of inciting to riot at
demonstrations during the Dem-
ocratic national convention in
Chicago last summer.
On Saturday evening, Hoff-
man also participated in two
midtown demonstrations, one/appeared
at Grand Central Station andy
the other at The New York|leased, six men were parol
Times. : and three others were releas
Twelve demonstrators were|on $50 bail for later hearings.
gn charges of disorder-
() Associated Press
e. Hoffman at Criminal
Court here after his arrest.
noxious materials, usually can:
of spray paint.
in Criminal
GERSEUS UNG: AscicieD
>6& APR 81969
Of the 12 demonstrators wh posse
1 Courtiweapon and released in $100:
esterday, three girls were refbail. Steven Mullen, 20, was re-!
leased without bail on charges
of possession of narcotics.
EATE 22r/s > Bees (er
Held in Raid on Lower East Side
> Marijuana and Heroin Also
Found in Apartment
@ group of about 50 yippies did
not stop hissing. “Let’s not act
like children,” he said. “I want
no nonsense.” |
The raid on the 32-year-old
Hoffman’s combination apart-
ment-office came after a tip
from an unidentified youth to
the 9th Precinct, just five
doors from the apartment.
Hoffman, who was released
on $100 bail pending a hearing!
in April 7, said he was the vic-!
tim of a police frameup. “It is:
totally inconceivable tinat a per-||
son of my position would Fide
an arsenal and dope so close
to a police station,” he said. |:
_ Although Hoffman's address ||
is listed as 114 East 13th Street, |
Detective Barry Levine said,i.
“The apartment was in his:'
name... he is legally respon-
sible for those guns.”
_ Charges against three of the;
five arrested at the apartment).
were dismissed. Clyde Pitts, 19,'
arraigned on charges of',
ssion of a dangerous!
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A hearing for May 8 was set
3
arrested Judge Murray Koenig threatffor both men who i
fy conduct and possession of jened to clear the courtroom iffEast 5th Street. |
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