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4 ac CONFINENTIAL O NY 100-161445 7 At this point the crowd, consisting of approximately 250 to 300 persons, slowly began in very small groups to leave the room. It appeared that some of the audience Rad other he things to do and were leaving after approximately one hour of HOFFMAN's talk. Approximately 200 persons remained until the end of HOFFMAN's presentation and he appeared tired toward the end of the program, and indicated that the lack of enthusiasm was displeasing to him. He somewhat abruptly started to remove his tan leather pullover and as he put on a black leather jacket stated, "Okay, the freak show is over. See you on the atreets this summer. Wear your helmets." HOFFMAN then left the stage and started to exit the room. He was surrounded by four or five unkempt youths and walked into the hallway. There he spoke to a rather flamboyantly attired couple, and walked with this couple down the hallway and apparently left the building. HOFFMAN's speech was punctuated with excessive use of profanity. His presentation was a rambling, constructionless monologue a8 opposed to a formal speech. MN i : i ? } There appeared to be no formal introduction or preparedness to his presentation. The presentation ended at approximately 10:15 p.m. and while the audience was leaving Negro and white youths handed out pamphlets which contained the caption, "Free Huey" and which displayed an illustration of Black Panther Minister of Defense HUEY P. NEWTON H. Gonzaga University Spokane, Washington , April 29, 1969 On April 29, 1969, SA CS «--ve the subject appear before approximately 500 persons in the Student Union Building on the campus of Gonzaga University, acatholic Church affiliated institution at Spokane, Washington. Those in attendance appeared to ve 90 per cent students of both sexes. -. 64 CONFIDEN AL