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NY 100-261445 67¢, buiady, The “New Y Post" in its January 15, 1971 issue on page 8, contained an article entitled "Abbie Thwarted At Border". This article which is datelined "Buffalo (AP)" stated in part as follows: "Abbie Hoffman, the Chicago Seven defendant and founder of the Yippie movement, was thwarted in his bid to enter Canada over the Peace Bridge linking Buffalo with Fort Erie, Ontario. "Canadian Immigration officiels questioned Hoffman yesterday for more than an hour, the drove him back to the United States side of the span, where he cleared United States Customs and Immigration without incident. "He Had Misbehaved "Canadian officials at the bridge refused to comment on why Hoffman was denied edmittance but they acted in accordance with a ruling Tuesday by Immigration Minister Otto Lang barring his entry. "“IMr, Hoffman didn't behave himself particularly well the last time he was here,' Lange sald. be "arter his experience yesterday, the bushy-hatired Hoffman complained that he had been given the runaround by Canadian officials. e “iphey told me to go back where I came from.. They don't want the likes of me around,' he said." ¢ 3 > ubdject left 1 train #72 enroute to New York % at 10:35 AM on a Buffalo, New York on Penn Centra City.