Detroit 199F-1790 / Chicago Murphy · p.92
Back to search
·
About this set
·
D165919558
·
All files
Transcript
DECLASSIFICATIOM AUTHORITY DERIVED FROM:
FBI_AUTOMATIC DECLASSIFICATION GUIDE
DATE 02-28-2011
FD-350 (Rev. 12-5-78)
[ndicate page,name of
lewspaper,city and state.)
8114184
Date:
(Mount Clipping in Space Below)
DuRy
Title:
U.S. has a *moral duty
Character:
to arm IRA, backer says
JT- noen1g
or
Classification:
！.
Submitting Office:
Riot police trying to arrest the aid
BELFAST, Northern Ireland -
committee's U.S. director, Martin Gal-
(UPI) -— A spokesman for a pro-IRA
group, whose U.s.leader a day-before
vin,onSundayfiredplastic bulletsinto
hadsetoff a clashwithpolice thatleft
a largecrowd outside theWest Belfast
one dead and 20 injured, said Monday
headquarters of Sihn Fein, the IRA
political wing.
the United States hasa"moral duty" to
:-arm theoutlawed Irish Republican
.POLICE CHARGED the crowd
Army.
Richard Lawlor, a spokesman for
when Galvin, 34, who had been banned
from Northern Ireland,appeared on a
the Northern IreiandAid Committee,
stage to make'a speech.He escaped
'said at a newsconference that it was
"a moral duty df every average Ameri-
before police·could reach the stage.
The rallywas called to mark the
:"American guns to ensure .democra-
13th anniversary of a policy to jail
suspected terrorists without'a trial:
cy.""
"People often say if they get Soviet .
In more violence Monday, youths
hijacked and burned four vehicles in
arms, they must be communists, he
added.“If they get arms from Libya, Catholic West Belfast, and police in
followed that the United States shouldquarters after a hijacked truck carry-
arm the IRA so that it would remain' ing gasoline and thought to be armed
democratic.
with a bomb was parked outside.
Classlfied BV
OADR
Declassify on:
!ARCEOY
INDOWO
:RIALNEIUM
FIIEL
1~1984
FBI-DETROR
.APPholo
：
.Officers of the Royal Ulster Constabulary move in to disperse a crowd during a
Republican rally in Belfast on Sunday.
FBI/DOJ
FBI_AUTOMATIC DECLASSIFICATION GUIDE
DATE 02-28-2011
FD-350 (Rev. 12-5-78)
[ndicate page,name of
lewspaper,city and state.)
8114184
Date:
(Mount Clipping in Space Below)
DuRy
Title:
U.S. has a *moral duty
Character:
to arm IRA, backer says
JT- noen1g
or
Classification:
！.
Submitting Office:
Riot police trying to arrest the aid
BELFAST, Northern Ireland -
committee's U.S. director, Martin Gal-
(UPI) -— A spokesman for a pro-IRA
group, whose U.s.leader a day-before
vin,onSundayfiredplastic bulletsinto
hadsetoff a clashwithpolice thatleft
a largecrowd outside theWest Belfast
one dead and 20 injured, said Monday
headquarters of Sihn Fein, the IRA
political wing.
the United States hasa"moral duty" to
:-arm theoutlawed Irish Republican
.POLICE CHARGED the crowd
Army.
Richard Lawlor, a spokesman for
when Galvin, 34, who had been banned
from Northern Ireland,appeared on a
the Northern IreiandAid Committee,
stage to make'a speech.He escaped
'said at a newsconference that it was
"a moral duty df every average Ameri-
before police·could reach the stage.
The rallywas called to mark the
:"American guns to ensure .democra-
13th anniversary of a policy to jail
suspected terrorists without'a trial:
cy.""
"People often say if they get Soviet .
In more violence Monday, youths
hijacked and burned four vehicles in
arms, they must be communists, he
added.“If they get arms from Libya, Catholic West Belfast, and police in
followed that the United States shouldquarters after a hijacked truck carry-
arm the IRA so that it would remain' ing gasoline and thought to be armed
democratic.
with a bomb was parked outside.
Classlfied BV
OADR
Declassify on:
!ARCEOY
INDOWO
:RIALNEIUM
FIIEL
1~1984
FBI-DETROR
.APPholo
：
.Officers of the Royal Ulster Constabulary move in to disperse a crowd during a
Republican rally in Belfast on Sunday.
FBI/DOJ