Irish Republican Army Part 01 · p.110

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JAMES LARKIN
IRISH REPUBLICAN CLUB:
PH T-l advised that
International
speakers at a rally on January 27, 1973, at the British
Overseas Airways Corporation (BoAC) offices, l8th' and J.F.
Kennedy Boulevard.
On March 2, 1973, Inspector
Civil
Disobedience Unit, Philadeiphia, Pa., Police Denarfment
adyised a renresentative of the FBl that
of
Philadelphia, Pa., I9ll9, requested.
permussion to navea rally on Sunday, March 1l, 1973, at
L:00 p.m., at the J.F. Kennedy Plaza to protest British
treatment of Irish Catholics in Northern Ireland.
indicated to Inspector
that he was sponsoring the
rally but that members of the Socialist Workers Party (SuP)
would principally be in attendance.
,The SuP has been. designated pursuant to
Executive 0rder lol50.
Inspector
advisea that
indicated
that the James Larkin Irish Republican Club would have a
demonstration on Saturday, March 17, 1973, at the offices
of the BoAC, l8th and J.F. Konneay Boulevard.
On February 2l, 1973, PH T-3 advised that
does not truly represent the Irish societies in
Philadelphia but is attempting to collect funas in the
name of
Irish Republican Clubs in the area.
According to
PH T-3,
age
native of
is a
and has the backing of the Tyrone Society while
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Irish Northern Aid (INA), which is run from the Irish
Center in Philadelphia. Source advised that
supported the "provisional" IRA line.
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