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p Youre / | AN ») NY 100-161445 _ {- coe : | ” t ject arfd fis wite, A HOFFMAN, moved into apartment previously occupied by KEITH LAMPE at 124-126 East 13th Street, NYC, during the first week of February, 1969. Q that the sub- ject sublease A s roof apartment at 114-116 East 13th Street, NYC, and that the subject and his wife, ANITA HOFFMAN, occupied this roof apartment during the first week of February, 1969. ject\continues to reside with 8 OFFMAN, in ° W the roof apartment at 114-116 East 13th Street, NYC. B. Employments "De New York Times", a NYC daily newspaper, in its November 5, 1953 issue, on Page 59, Column 3, sets forth an article entitled "City Shutting its Hippie Center, Which Offered Youth 'Freedon'”, which states in part as follows: "Me city is closing its Operation Hippie Free Store, which has been open since June at 14 Cooper Square to aid what the store director called ‘voluntary dropouts from society'. "From a peak attendance of 300 on weekdays and 450 on Saturdays last summer, the hippies dropping in have dwindled in recent days to 18. A $40,000 city allocation had been budgeted for four months, but the sum had been stretched to carry on until November 15. “In a report to the staff of the Human Resources / Administration, MITCHELL 1. AGINSBERG, the Administrator, said the Free Store had ‘sought tosserve as a bridge between so- ciety and these young people’. He said every effort should be made to reopen such a project next summer.