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Abbie Hoffman — Part 10

159 pages · May 12, 2026 · Document date: May 7, 1969 · Broad topic: Civil Rights · Topic: Abbie Hoffman · 159 pages OCR'd
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‘i eae! wee. een he ‘. a —ew _ CONFIDENTIAL NY 100-161445 II, ACTIVITIES A. Anti-War Demonstrations Washington, D.C., November 9-15, 1969 On October 27, 1969, Special Agents (SAS) of the FBI observed JERRY RUBIN and the subject hold a press conference at the Department of Justice in Washington, D.C. At this press conference HOFFMAN indicated that the reason he appeared in Washington on that evening was to challenge the men responsible for the anti-riot law and their trial, to a fair fight. He identified these individuals as "JOHN BUTCHER MITCHELL, ADOLF HITLER JULIUS HOFFMAN, and SPIRO AGNEW," HOFFMAN also stated that after the mass march on the White House on November 15, 1969, they planned to march down Constitution Avenue to the Department of Justice at which time demands would be made that all conspiracy trials be estopped. HOFFMAN reiterated the fact that the theme of the march on November 15, 1969, would be to "Stop the War, Stop the Trial,” "The Quicksilver Times," a local underground type newspaper published in washington D.C., in its edition of October 29, to November 9, 1909, contained an article on Page 4, concerning a press conference held by ABBIE HOFFMAN and JERRY RUBIN at the Department of Justice in Washington, D.C., on October 27, 1969. This article read in part as follows: "The two joy boys of the hippie roadshow, ABBIE HOFFMAN and JERRY RUBIN played @ one-night stand in the street theater outside the Department of Justice on Monday evening, October 27,. .. "HOFFMAN and RUBIN are calling for a march of 500,00 people immediately after the Mobilization's program, from the Ellipse down Constitution Avenue to the ‘Department of Injustice’ where they will hold a massive 'free-in' and demand a stop of the trial and the war. -25- CONFIDENNAL
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