Irish Republican Army Part 01 · p.141

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presence of British troops in Northern Ireland. Inspector
advised there were 37 demonstrators and two spectators
and that there were no incidents or arrests.
arch 23, 1973, Inspector
advised that
contacted the Philadelphia Police Department
publican Club would picket the offices of KYw Tv from
12:30 to 1:30 p,m. on Saturday, March 24, 1973, to protest
the deletion of
b International Secretary of
the Official I.R.A., from television progran for that day.
On March 26, 1973, 0fficer
Civil Disobedience Unit, advised that the James Larkin
Irish Republican Club conducted a peaceful picketing _of
KYW March 24, 1973, with ten demonstrators from 12:45 p.m.
to 2:25 p.m.'at which time it concluded with no incidents
or arrests.
On May 19, 1973, Inspector
advised that
the James Larkin Irish Republican Ciub conducted a. denon-
stration on that date at fol Nortn Broad Street to protest
against U. S. support of British aggression in Ireland.
According to Inspector
there were 30 demonstrators
who began at 12:30 p.m. and concluded at 3:15 p.m. without
incidents or arrests.
On May 20, 1973, Inspector
advised that
the James Larkin Irish Republican Club participated in a
demonstration at Independence Hall, Philadelphia, from
2:00 p.m。 unti1 4:l5 p.m: on that date.
Inspector
stated that there were loo demonstrators who protested
the presence. of 80o British commandos allegedly being
trained in counterinsurgency tactics at the Camp
Lejeune
Marine Base in North Carolina.:
Inspector
stated
that there were neither incidents nor arrests at this
demonstration.
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