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NY 100-161445 ap "We ain't marchin'. We ain't marchin'. I | mean, we're not gonna march. That was last week. That was a TROTSKYite fund-raising rally. We are not into that. We're into trying to stop the functioning of the governnent. Uniess, of course, hey want to stop the war. They've got about 47 hours. ) G. Fairleigh Dickinson University (FDU) Florham Park, adison, New Jersey May 13, 1971 that on the evening of May 13, spoke to an audience of approximately 750 at the student center cafeteria on the Plorham Park-Madison campus of Fairleigh Dickinson University. The audience was composed mainly of students. His appearance was sponsored by the Student Judicial Court, Chairman ,RONALD B. HALPERN. HOFFMAN'S talk was full of vulgarities and obscenities and consisted of an attack on government institutions as not serving the needs of the people and calling upon the audience to drop out of the present society and "live free". He was unresponsive to questions from the audience in that he either misurderstood or ignored the point of each question and never really gave an answer. [¢ 5 te 1 bree: oa ECs es } A age, The "Star Ledger", a daily newspaper published in Newark, New Jersey, in it's May 14, 1971 issue, contgined the following article concerning HOFFMAN'S speech: ) "ABBIE Assails His Indictment in FDU Speech" (, 1) fe, "ABBIE HOFFMAN last night criticized the government a for indicting him in connection with the antiwar protests in c Washington last week. (ux "T had about as much to do with the demonstrations.. as the Capital bombing or the earthquake in Los Angeles, which I also expect to be indicted for," HOFFMAN told about 500 persons at Fairleigh Dickinson University in Madison. /.) "T was just one freak out of 30,000 freaks," he added. (x)