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my De ee abe A Wk Die ce ht aie lhe Lee AGUS i ae Rei i Bar al Untre tik ~Leaem., Re: Abbott Howard Hoffman June 4, 1972 The June 5, 1972, issue of "The Miami nerald", / a regular legitimate Miawi, Florida, newspaper, reflecte an article captioned, "Curse Ends Rubin Debate”. The article refiected that a Miami Beach attorney, Ellis Aubin, had stalked out of a debate with Yippie leader Jer Rubin held on Sunday night, June 4, 1972, when. a four-létter word | was used. The debate concerned the possible demonstrations 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 "relative". The article also contained the following: “Ellis Rubin read frequently from Jerry's book, ‘Do Itt', charging that the book's rhetoric was proof that the ‘hippie, yippie, zippie, and creepie' demonstrators intend to cause violence 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 group raising funds to provide demonstrators with food and seeking to ease any tensions between Dade residents and visitors to the wed “H her, Sunshine leaders Gerald Engle and Ma ilynrAdams said $50 of the receipts would go ; to Ellis Rubin as a speaker's fee."