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“hE . . =: verry i, Se te a ne eg a ale y tha — . NY 100-161445 SEARET on May 5, 1970, an SA of the FBI observed DAVID DELLINGER, JERRY RUBIN and ABBIE HOFFMAN address approximately 4 5000 people in the auditorium and adjacent athletic field of the University of New Hampshire, Durham, New Hampshire, with features beginning at approximately 7:30 PM and ending 11:15 EM. . DAVID DELLINGER spoke briefly about the humorous aspects of the Chicago trial, especially related to the incidents concerning Judge HOFFMAN and the various contempt charges leveled against the Chicago Seven. He related to various incidents including the illegal Viet Nam War, and how the new movement in America would help to bring the boys back home. He indicated that it wes imperative that the trials and charges concerning the Black Panthers be dropped Since they could not receive a fair trial in this racist society. JERRY RUBIN claimed that the establishment has no rignt to teach the youth of America in schools or in any other institution of learning. He claimed that youth learned ‘more from each other than from the establishment teachers. ABBIE HOFFMAN referred to the Chicago trial as a result of the American culture of death and indicated that it was time to put the real conspiracy criminals behind bars. He indicated that there was gdng to be a search and destroy mission this weekend. The following are verbatim excerpts of HOFFMAN's speech: "We are going to New Haven, and we are going to Delaware where they are trying to railroad twenty more Panthers into jail, and we are going to New York and we are gOing to Chicago. We are going to develop a psy.8 local army, be at court, All kinds of state license, al inds of states of rights. " We are outlaws, we are vroud to be outlaws. We are proud to be on strike, we are glaa that summer is here SEARET