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NY 100-161445 The subject said that the FBI had not been very successful at infiltrating the Underground. He stated that the Weathermen and Weatherwomen have proved to be the hardest fugitives to apprehend in the history of the FBI. The subject said that the youth movement is using its culture 4s a defense to inhibit penetration by FBI Agents as hippies, since youths living in a communal existence for the most part are dirty, diseased, and wear long hair. The subject stated that attempts by FBI agents to infiltrate the Underground are equivalent to JIMMY STEWART, the actor, attempting to enter an Apache village. However, the subject said that within the last year this has Spey Somewhat, since aggfits have started growing oe? hair. Ta ee re < ANITA’ HOFFMAN stated that she had recently wri @ book entitled, "Trashing" under the pseudonym of er J fo : Actually, she said, the subject had written the book. ANIT cA j stated that after the bombing of the Capitol, that the FBI / had asked the publishers of this book if BSRNARDINE DOGRN had written it, since the book contained an endorsement by her. ANITA stated that DOHRN had written the endorsement, and ‘ that the subject, and she had seen BERNARDINE at the Chicago Conspiracy Trial just before BERNARDINE went uncerground. bee vA / —/ 4 b ey fe = a (_— The subject stated that the FBI haa recently arrested im in New York City subsequent to his escape from Wasnington DC following his arrest there during the May Day Demonstration. Tne subject stated he had been smuggled out of jail ina garbage can. The subject further stated in a facetious manner that he did not know either RENNIE DAVIS or JOHN FROINES and had not conspired with them regarding the May Day Demonstration in Washington, DC. fx) DOUGLAS, the moderator, asked the subject how many times he had been arrested. The subject responded that he thought that he had been arrested 44 times and had been involved we in 20 trials. {u) The subject then advised that Kent State University (xSU) is currently the most intriguing campus in the nation. He stated that there are at least 200 police agents on CAMpUs (o , ~52— . t 7 _—