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NY 100-161445 “Chicago which led to the conspiracy charges against the i Chicago Seven. "() \ II. FOREIGN TRAVEL {rv) A. Canada lr) On January 26, 1971, AUSA JAMES BREEN, Northern ‘ District of Illinois, Chicago, Illinois, made available a copy of a motion filed that date with the United States Court of Appeals (USCA), Seventh Circuit, Chicago, by counsel acting on behalf of HOFFMAN. (<4) + lee : i ' { rn i .t This motion requested permission of the USCA for HOFFMAN to travel to Toronto and London, Province of Ontario, Canada, from on or about February 2, 1971, through on or about February 4, 1971. The purpose of this travel was to enable HOFFMAN to fulfill an invitation to speak at Fanshaw College, London, and to tape a television show and confer with his we} lawyers in Toronto. (x) HOFFMAN advised in this motion that he did not know where he would be staying while in London or Toronto, but wnile in Canada he could be contacted through his eo attorney, ry IAN SCOTT, 121 Richmond Street, West Toronto. a On January 28, 1971, AUSA JAMES BREEN advised tnat j tne USCA, Chicago, had issued an order that date authorizing the Canadian travel _of HOFFMAN as requested in his motion of an January 26, 1971.(«) Tre "New York Daily Mirror" a New York City daily . newspaper in its February 4, 1971, dssue on page 9 contained an article entitled, "Canada Sends Abbie Back to U.S. Again". x«) This article which is datelined "Toronto (UPI)", stated in part as follows: "American Yippie Leader ABBIE HOFFMAN is back in the United States. He was refused entry to Canada for the second time in a month. (i! -16-