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. . . oe in CG 176-28 " ee we STE ‘ eg mh oa. ~ meee als baw ry, see BT eve! too DETAILS e Vise aXe e AS, wes tl ake a a ee OE i “ ee Dee eee ee aman 2 OE tweet pet wet Oe IY i ee 2. ear * f as, * .- : woe . x RB ee at ee Pe cn eR TT ee ae SE EE er Serge gee Mp Ome ne *, i . 1 * tet wo” fe : -_ AM he aew sl & . ° DT tele - Sas Looe : : : =~ wT a as Lee = : . . ed _ 2 ieee a Toy:? ., ate fe 7 rarer’ ears the Pere Ae . 7 , ete . Or ance oY Sag ge met TEE TR Lm Hig vee gg ce Oe es oo This investigation is predicated Upgn. the Se ostrt €ollowin “rt ees DONG ; . ginfgmmations Joos gy Be Re) — This investigation was predicated upon information °: from the Chicago Police Department and news media during latter part of August, 1968, reflecting that HOFFMAN participated in the demonstrations in Chicago during the course of the | - Democratic National Convention (DNC). ' a C . \ Ore dD a ot a 4 pow Activity Prior to DNC. The August 5, 1968, issue of the "Chicago American," a Chicago daily newspaper, page 3 column 1, contained an article reflecting that ABBIE HOFFMAN, co-founder of YIP "made fools of the televééion reporters." _ HOFFMAN stood on La Salle Street, near Chicago Avenue, at. - *~ noon on st 4, 1968, and stated, "We'l have a hundred °” housand Hippies here for our life festiva}." - io! i . | = _ ed : mo wr : . os we” | HOFFMAN stated, “Last December @ group ofs in New York conceived of the Yippie idea. We had four main objectives: © - eer rem 'y, The blending of pot and politics into a political grass leaves movement and -- a cross fertilization of the Hippie and New Left phiolsophy. . "2. A connecting link that would tie as migh of the underground together as was willing into some national get-together. oe 7 3 ~# _o- CONFIE