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+ + ’ i a . 1, ees 1 Pte 4, . we: Pare Tn eee chee ttle DG, elas ea Wide Oe wi Rig uhadis es yettar ribs bib SARL te SS, we eee LAE, @ cone ® NY 100-161445 the prosecution of these five individuals (and their associates in the Conspiracy Seven trial) on the contempt of court charges stemming from that trial. On January 19, 1973, Assistant United States Attorney {AUSA) STARKMAN advised that on January 18, 1973, & motion had been filed in USDC, Chicago, before Chief Judge ROBSON, by the United States Attorney's Office, Chicago, to dismiss the Anti-Riot Law charges still pending against the five convicted defendants, including subject. No counsel had appeared representing the defendants, and the motion, uncon- tested, was granted by Judge ROBSON on January 18, 1973. STARKMAN also advised that a date of March 5, 1973 has most recently been set for a hearing in USDC, Chicago, for oral arguments on all motions filed by the Government and defens: counsel in the contempt proceedings still pending regarding the five defendants, and four others, resulting from the Conspiracy Seven trial. No trial date has as yet been set for these contempt proceedings. Pending outcome of the contempt retrial, the subject remains free on bond. D. Miscellaneous 4 1D access to ue > ork registration On November 30, 1972, records, Department of Motor Vehicles, Albany, New York, reflected that New York registration ZN-7692 is registered to Youth international Productions, Post Office Box 213, Cooper Station, New York, on a 1971 blue Volkswagen sedan, registration to expire in April, 1972. Youth International Productions is mentioned in this report under Business Ventures. i II. AFFILIATION WITH THE YIP & d oO a >: «>. held a N. ress or Conclave at the Wesley Foundation and St. Stephen's Episcopal Church, Columbus, Ohio, November 22 25, 1972. Approximately 60 persons from throughout the United -9- eameiixc Wr M