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-j CG 176-912 2 tated that on August 24, 1968, he surveilled KRASSNER when he went to the studio of Channel 26 Television, where he appeared on an interview p t 11:00 PH, in which MARTY FAY was the noderator’ Mlle stated that he watched the program on a monitor an t whita VD .CAINTD mada raimaearniie cammanta he did unt make Fash Swi bet et dtl DA Ri Be le Ne te 5 ost Nath ate fie indie ie any which advocated violence or could be construed as inciting to riot. that when KRaSSNER first came to town, he spent the first two nights at 1437 West Bclmont in a rear apartment on the first floor. Also residing in this apartment were ABBIE HOFFPAAN, ABBIE's wife ANITA, and RONALD OOFFMAN who was the regular tenant at that apartment. After the first two nights this group was ejected from the Belnont Street address and KRASSNER moved 7 Hudson, Where he resided with bEVERLY BAYSINGER, tated that on one occasion, he went to the front door of this apartment and asked for KRiSSNUR, but was told that KRASSNER had not yet awakened. While making this inquiry, he had an opportunity to observe part of the interior of this apartment and he noted thet it appeared to be a "crash pad" where numerous hippie-type youn; people were staying. i ___ stated that on several occasions he personally talked wi SRASSNER and that KRiSSNUR was aware he was being followed by the police, but he was not hostiie towards them, in fact, he ed them in a rether normal and friendly manner. Stated that during KRiSSNER's speech at the colisewa, "\RASSNER told the audience he was being constantly Followed by the police, but he had decided to be friendly with then. In closing advised that during the time he personally observ ASSLER, KRASSNOR conducted himself in a normal manner and did not violate any law or openly advocate any violence. ene that KRASSNI usualiy went home every evening abou 200 or 1:00 All, In talking with KRASSNER and others, was lead to believe that KRASSNER spent much of this time at hone writing.