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ALLIHFORMATIOH CONTAINED
HEREIN ISUNICLASSIETEN
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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
November 12, 1973-
On 0ctober 25, 1973, the University of Pennsylvania
Young Socialist Alliance and tne James Larkin Irisn Republican
Club, togetner with Connaissance, a UP Public affairs group,
Sponsored SEAN KENNY, International Affairs Director of the
Official Irish Republican Movement, who was former editor of
the United Irishman and a member of Ard Comhairle (Executive
Committee) of the Sinn Fein. The meeting was held in Room A8,
Rittenhouse Auditorium of the University of Pennsylvania and
was attended by approximately 86 individuals.
The principal speaker of the evening was SEAN KENNY
of Dublin, who indicated he had recentgy been in Canada and
spoke at Milwaukee, Wisconsin, on the prior day.
KENNY declared
one more week. KENNY told the assembled group of the problems
faced by the Catholics in Nortnern Ireland and after giving a
history of the Englisn-irish conflict, stated that the jails of
the United States were filled witn the same kind of people that
England had put in jail for their beliefs. He discussed the
uauustar aeua gutaes Kq paaeaasnitr pue pueiaar ut uaasks paotpuet
were not allowed to fish in Irish streams because the wealtn
aristocrats wno owned the property had aquarian rights. R
KENNY
HEREIN ISUNICLASSIETEN
b6
b7c
ab7D
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
November 12, 1973-
On 0ctober 25, 1973, the University of Pennsylvania
Young Socialist Alliance and tne James Larkin Irisn Republican
Club, togetner with Connaissance, a UP Public affairs group,
Sponsored SEAN KENNY, International Affairs Director of the
Official Irish Republican Movement, who was former editor of
the United Irishman and a member of Ard Comhairle (Executive
Committee) of the Sinn Fein. The meeting was held in Room A8,
Rittenhouse Auditorium of the University of Pennsylvania and
was attended by approximately 86 individuals.
The principal speaker of the evening was SEAN KENNY
of Dublin, who indicated he had recentgy been in Canada and
spoke at Milwaukee, Wisconsin, on the prior day.
KENNY declared
one more week. KENNY told the assembled group of the problems
faced by the Catholics in Nortnern Ireland and after giving a
history of the Englisn-irish conflict, stated that the jails of
the United States were filled witn the same kind of people that
England had put in jail for their beliefs. He discussed the
uauustar aeua gutaes Kq paaeaasnitr pue pueiaar ut uaasks paotpuet
were not allowed to fish in Irish streams because the wealtn
aristocrats wno owned the property had aquarian rights. R
KENNY