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100-456182-3 p.2 (87 AEF SENET, wat tail The 11/15/69 issue of "Win", a magazine published by the War Resisters League, New York, in an article entitled "New York Resistance R.I.P.", revealed that Abbie Hoffman, "now on trial for conspiracy to engineer last year's police riots in Chicago", was among the more than one hundred and fifty people who participated in the if 4/15/67 mass draft card burning in New York. Dit RM Se Poe 14-2965-34-118 p.4 (27 The following references set out information on Abbie Hoff- man from approximately August 1969 to 11/18/69, in Illinois, New York and WDC in connection with demonstrations protesting the "Conspiracy 8" trials which opened in Chicago on 10/11/69, and the American move- ment against the Vietnam War ending with NMC sronsored demonstrations in WDC on 11/13-15/69. Hoffman was a member of the "Conspiracy 8" who were on trial for activities at the DNC. He spoke at press con- ferences, rallies and demonstrations; announced that the Yippies would demonstrate for the duration of the trials; urged support for and participation in these demonstrations; and during the tria layed news headlines concernt 2 demonstrated [e) c ng to persuade em to stop hia conspiracy trial; and reportedly stated that the Justice Building would be broken into and that an attempt would be made to blow up _ the Vietnamese Embassy. He also spoke at George Washington University urging participation in the demonstrations at the Justice Building, and was observed on the Washington Monument grounds during the main rally and prior to the storming of the Justice Building. A Chicago news article of 11/18/69 quoted Hoffman as saying, “Bring the war (continued)