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~~ ; wees ot E | re ae a . ier ee - LS WL co’ “YY 4 one NY 100-161445. ‘ soy hat ‘in view of this, HOFFMAN an NGLASS obtained tae rental of the Dallas Fair Park Band Shell from noon to_6 on April 11, 1970, for .— a rental fee of: $150. that - arrangements for the above speeches the Band / xsi were made by NORMAN JERRY/RIFFE and TIMOTHY SCOTT KELLEHER, 3064 Milton Street, Dallas, Texas, members of the Dallas Peace Committee (DPC). that a $2 admission charge was to be made at the ell to defray expenses. $ and WEINGL arrived in as, Te 0:00 AM on April 11, 1970, by way of Texas ie: & APPROX, Flight 924 from Austin, Texas, hat 7-- --- —- HOFFMAN and WEINGLASS were accompanied by a SUSAR [YTLLS ANSON described by the source as a white female, age 21f\ and who is a student at Kansas University, Lawrence, Kansas. HOFFMAN, WEINGLASS, and WILLIAMSON were met at Love Field Air Terminal, Dallas, Texas, by TIMOTHY SCOTT KELLEHER, who drove them from Love Field to 3117 Live Oak Street, where HOFFMAN and WEINGLASS held a short press conference. During the press conference, HOFFMAN and WEINGLASS told newspaper reporters that "the February convictions of the Chicago seven will be overturned upon the first appeal to a higher court". WEINGLASS told reporters “Everyone I talk to is convinced legally that we have a reversible case. Every lawyer knows there were errors even after the first .day." The above press conference was billed by HOFFMAN as "a fireside chat." WEINGLASS appeared at the Dallas Fair and Shell at 1:30 PM, on April 11, 1970, at which time both HOFFHAN: and WEINGLASS made short speeches of approximately 15 minutbs each. During HOFFMAN's speech, he told about how the movembnt leaders were being oppressed by the "Establishment" and how the people in Dallas just had to get organized into a "conspiracy" and “start doing things". HOFFMAN told the gathering of approximateiy 7° CONFENTIAL