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© NY 100-161445 . 5 a The April, May and June, 1966, Assue of a "Rights", a self-described p } 4 ies Committee of the Emergency Civil Lib (He). ences that PAU SSNER, Editor of "TheRealist", was a néw member of the ECLC Ndtional Council. A characterization of the National Emergency Civil Liberties Committee (NECLC), formerly known as the ECLC, is contained in the Appendix hereto. D. Arrests in New ‘York Cit A review of the records of the Criminal Court of the City of New York, Part 2B, Room 415, 100 Centre Street, NYC, on August 18, 1970, disclosed that on July 22, 1970, ABBOTT HOFFMAN paid a $50 fine in-connection with his having pled guilty to Criminal Trespass in the Criminal Court of the City of New York on July 15, 1970, regarding his arrest at Columbia University on April 30, 1968, by the New York City Police Department (NYCFD). -- The records of the Criminal Court of the City of New York also disclosed that ABBOTT HOFFMAN paid a $1,00° fine in connection with his having pled guilty to resisting arrest in the Criminal Court of the City of New York on July 15, 1970, regarding his arrest on April-11, 1969 by the NYCPD. This $1,000 fine was also paid by HOFFMAN on July 22, 1970. . II. FOREIGN TRAVEL 7 G On September 18, 197 USCA, Seventh Circuit, Chicago, nois, made available to the Chicago Division of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), a copy of a motion filed on September 17, 1970, with the USCA by THOMAS M, HANEY, Chicago Counsel, acting for JERRY RUBIN and the subject, requesting permission of the USCA for the subjects totravel to various European countries during the period September 30, 1970 through October 23, 1970, for the purpose of vacation and to meet with European publishers So EET po8 eS ee eat aabtadll beady vat