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“4 woke i TM IAS — : aye ° . : mye Shik lee Oi aasce ne a ee he ee Nutt Nulled eel ia eet ae, ’ . 2 conrrd yr TAL CONELEES YOUTH INTERNATIONAL PARTY (YIP) JERRY RUBIN and ABEIC HOFFMAN, on February 18, 1970, were found guilty of Antiriot Law violations that arose fran activities during the Democratic National Convention at Chicago, Illinois, in August, 1968. Panding an appeal they were released on bond by the United States Court of Appeals, Chicago. The June 5, 1972 issue of the “Miami Herald,” a regular legitimate Miami, Florida newspaper, reflected an article captioned “Curse Ends Rubin Debate." The article reflected that a Miami Beach attorney, ELLIS RUBIN, had Stalked out of a debate with Yippie leader JERRY RUBIN held on Sunday night, June 4, 1972, when a four-letter word was used. The depate concerned the possible demon~ strations in Miami Beach this summer and RUBIN promised peaceful demonstrations if “we are treated like human beings.” The article indicated that the RUBINs launched personal attacks on each other, with JERRY RUBIN calling the lawyer "my Uncle Ellis” and saying he was ashamed of his “xelative.” The article also contained the following: “ELLIS RUBIN read frequently from Jerry's book, ‘Do .itl' charging that the book's rhetoric was proof that the ‘hippie, yippie, zippie and creepie’ demonstrators intend to causs viclence in Miami Beach.” “The lawyer protested when it was announced that debate proceeds -~- at §1 per person -—~- would go to the ‘Sunshine Committee’ a Miami ConrIMENTIAL , 7 oN -2-