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FD-350 (ReV.12-5-78)
ndicate page, name of
ewspaper,cityand state.)
Date:
Edition: NEw York TikES
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AhmERICnvS LERD
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Title:
m Arch iw BeLFAs?
DECLASSIFICATION AUTHORITY DERIVED FROM:
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DATE 02-28-2011
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125 Americans Lead March in Belfast
By JO THOMAS
Northern Ireland and their families. :
He held up a hand-lettered sign that
*'BELFAST, Northern Ireland, Aug.
The Noraid visitors, who have been
read,"Victory to the I.R.A."
traveling in Northern Ireland by bus
11-A group of 125 Americans
and staying with nationalist families
‘marched today at the head of an Irish
umder the auspices'of Sinn Fein, the
Irish Broadcast News Strike
nationalist parade by thousands of peo.
political wing of the I.R.A., have been
DUBLIN, Aug. 11 (AP) —Radio and
:ple through West Belfast.
condemned by pro-BritishLoyalists as
television newscasts in the Irish Re-
The Americans have been touring
"terror tourists.*"*
publicwerecanceledtodayinastrike
NorthernIreland underthe auspicesof
Peter Barry, the Irish Foreign Minis-
by journalists over a decision not to
the Irish Northern Aid Committee, a
ter, said in Dublin on Saurday night
broadcastinterviewswithMartinGal-
group that raises money in the United
that the Americans shguid go home.
vin, the.Noraid publicity director.
States for the nationalist movement in
In reply, Danny Morrison, publicity
The strike at state-financed Radio
Ireland. They were given a warm wel-
directorofSinnFein,saidinBelfastto
Telefis Eireann, or RTE, began at 6:30
:come by/the other marchers.
day: "I would Bike fo say to Noraid,
P.M. Saturday and ended tonight.
The gfoup's publicity director, Mar-
weicome home. You're home now.""
The National Union of Journalists
·tin Galrin,aNewYork lawyer,wasex
said it was striking because RTE had
The Noraid delegation, accompanied
pected tobe at theparadebutstayed
canceled two radio interviews with Mr.
out of sight.Mr.Galvin,who has been
by GerryAdarns,a member ofParlia-
Galvin.The union called it"a clear ex-
batred from Northern Ireland by the
ment and president of Sinn Fein,
ample of self-imposed censorship."
British Government,appearedFriday
marched.at the front of the parade,
RTE's news director, Wesley Boyd,
at a-funeral for a slain Irish Republican'
which aiso included supporters from
said the decision had been“entirely an
,Army/member in Londonderry.
Lonidon, Birmingham and Glasgow.
editorial judgment.""
Policeofficersandsoldierslinedthe
We are one with you and will never
"Censorship does not arise," Mr.
route, but the organizers of the march
desert you,Richard Lawlor, a lawyer
Boyd said. we've interviewed Mr.
kept it low-key.
and spokesman for the group, known as
!.
Gaivin and other members of his or-
Noraid, told the crowd today as the
Mr. Morrison said he saw no pros-
ganization in the past, and if he has
‘ndise from a British Army helicopter
pect of uniting Ireland by constitu-
anything newsworthy to say, we would
tional means. “There's only two ways
overhead almost drowned out,his
interview him again."
'words. He said Prime Minister Marga-
our troubles can be ended," he said.
The Government spokesman, Peter
*Either we surrender and give in, or
ret Thatcher should know “that her
Prendergast, said there had been no of-
.days are numbered in this country."
we go on to yictory."
-ficialpressuretocanceltheinterviews.
Internment Policy Recalled
Today's march marked the 14th anni-
'versary of the introduction in Northerr
Ireland of internment, or imprison-
ment without trial. The'British.Govern-
ment abandoned the practice in 1976.
During an attempt'to arrest Mr. Galvin
at a rally after last year's anniversary
march, a man was killed by a plastic
149F- 1790
bullet fired by a policeman.
The Britishauthorities said laterthat
SEARCAERA
INDEXEO
the ban on Mr. Galvin'and the attempt
to arrest him had been mistakes. The
ban remains in force, but the police
made no effort to arrest Mr. Galvin at
AG2名1985
the funeral on Friday.
Mr. Lawlor said in an interview to-
day that Mr. Galvin's appearance in
FBI-DETROIT
FBI/DOJ
ndicate page, name of
ewspaper,cityand state.)
Date:
Edition: NEw York TikES
(Mount Clipping in Space Below)
AhmERICnvS LERD
12
Title:
m Arch iw BeLFAs?
DECLASSIFICATION AUTHORITY DERIVED FROM:
FBI AUTOMATIC DECLASSIFICATION GUIDE
DATE 02-28-2011
Character:
x0
Classification:
Submitting Office:
125 Americans Lead March in Belfast
By JO THOMAS
Northern Ireland and their families. :
He held up a hand-lettered sign that
*'BELFAST, Northern Ireland, Aug.
The Noraid visitors, who have been
read,"Victory to the I.R.A."
traveling in Northern Ireland by bus
11-A group of 125 Americans
and staying with nationalist families
‘marched today at the head of an Irish
umder the auspices'of Sinn Fein, the
Irish Broadcast News Strike
nationalist parade by thousands of peo.
political wing of the I.R.A., have been
DUBLIN, Aug. 11 (AP) —Radio and
:ple through West Belfast.
condemned by pro-BritishLoyalists as
television newscasts in the Irish Re-
The Americans have been touring
"terror tourists.*"*
publicwerecanceledtodayinastrike
NorthernIreland underthe auspicesof
Peter Barry, the Irish Foreign Minis-
by journalists over a decision not to
the Irish Northern Aid Committee, a
ter, said in Dublin on Saurday night
broadcastinterviewswithMartinGal-
group that raises money in the United
that the Americans shguid go home.
vin, the.Noraid publicity director.
States for the nationalist movement in
In reply, Danny Morrison, publicity
The strike at state-financed Radio
Ireland. They were given a warm wel-
directorofSinnFein,saidinBelfastto
Telefis Eireann, or RTE, began at 6:30
:come by/the other marchers.
day: "I would Bike fo say to Noraid,
P.M. Saturday and ended tonight.
The gfoup's publicity director, Mar-
weicome home. You're home now.""
The National Union of Journalists
·tin Galrin,aNewYork lawyer,wasex
said it was striking because RTE had
The Noraid delegation, accompanied
pected tobe at theparadebutstayed
canceled two radio interviews with Mr.
out of sight.Mr.Galvin,who has been
by GerryAdarns,a member ofParlia-
Galvin.The union called it"a clear ex-
batred from Northern Ireland by the
ment and president of Sinn Fein,
ample of self-imposed censorship."
British Government,appearedFriday
marched.at the front of the parade,
RTE's news director, Wesley Boyd,
at a-funeral for a slain Irish Republican'
which aiso included supporters from
said the decision had been“entirely an
,Army/member in Londonderry.
Lonidon, Birmingham and Glasgow.
editorial judgment.""
Policeofficersandsoldierslinedthe
We are one with you and will never
"Censorship does not arise," Mr.
route, but the organizers of the march
desert you,Richard Lawlor, a lawyer
Boyd said. we've interviewed Mr.
kept it low-key.
and spokesman for the group, known as
!.
Gaivin and other members of his or-
Noraid, told the crowd today as the
Mr. Morrison said he saw no pros-
ganization in the past, and if he has
‘ndise from a British Army helicopter
pect of uniting Ireland by constitu-
anything newsworthy to say, we would
tional means. “There's only two ways
overhead almost drowned out,his
interview him again."
'words. He said Prime Minister Marga-
our troubles can be ended," he said.
The Government spokesman, Peter
*Either we surrender and give in, or
ret Thatcher should know “that her
Prendergast, said there had been no of-
.days are numbered in this country."
we go on to yictory."
-ficialpressuretocanceltheinterviews.
Internment Policy Recalled
Today's march marked the 14th anni-
'versary of the introduction in Northerr
Ireland of internment, or imprison-
ment without trial. The'British.Govern-
ment abandoned the practice in 1976.
During an attempt'to arrest Mr. Galvin
at a rally after last year's anniversary
march, a man was killed by a plastic
149F- 1790
bullet fired by a policeman.
The Britishauthorities said laterthat
SEARCAERA
INDEXEO
the ban on Mr. Galvin'and the attempt
to arrest him had been mistakes. The
ban remains in force, but the police
made no effort to arrest Mr. Galvin at
AG2名1985
the funeral on Friday.
Mr. Lawlor said in an interview to-
day that Mr. Galvin's appearance in
FBI-DETROIT
FBI/DOJ