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- : €) ot yan hd Meu 50 cents per person was expected to defray his expenses. On September 24, 1970, at 8 PM, SAS of the FBI observed the subject address approximately 3,000 persons at Moorhead College Field House, Moorhead, Minnesota. The following’ are excerpts of the subject's speech: HOFFMAN said that fugitives would soon number in the thousands as "the war is on." He said the "Top Ten" af a ltiet Poeun fn frourtean ard -esven ao oe aw uy wi 2Vlis VEU SSA Ali wGU weal of Vien ain 2uKese associated with ,the revolution. ct 3 ives ps He related several anecdotes about events which occurred at the trial] of the "Chicago Seven." He related some of the incidents which resulted in sentences for some of the "Seven" for contempt of court. He criticized the jury for its verdict. He said that the jury did not even remember one line from any of the defendants’ remarks which led to the charges against them. Instead, the case was decided on the basis of their life styles. HOFFMAN stated the provisions of ‘the Federal statute orshibiting interstate travel to incite a riot ae VAM REY pad whee de wd ti ™, Ve VUE ea savy ped and expressed the opinton that the statute was unconsti- , tutional. He was critical of current drug abuse legislation because "it sends people to prison for smoxing flowers." { The existence of Anti-Ballistic Missile (ABM) sites was said by HOFFMAN to represent violence. He said the sites shoulée not be allowed to exist. HOFF M ee ee a a aa MAN drew an analogy bdDetween repression éf Indians and Ne egroes to involvement of the United States in foreign wars, especially the present conflict in South Vietnam. . In answer to a question from the floor as to the ae details of how the revolution was to be carried out and what sEcher