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CONFIDENTIAL
b6
DEMONSTRATIONS AT THE BRITISH
b7c
CONSULATE,PHILADELPHIA, PA.
DECEMBER 21 - 22, 1973
On December 26,
1973. PH T-2 advised that
islietpdto
Philadelphia, Pa., telephone number
GA-6-9979.
Mellows I.R.C.".
(U)
On January 29. 1974. PH T-3 advised that
was a member
Of the Communist Party,USA,Eastern Dis-
trict of Pennsylvania and Delaware.
On. December 28, 1973, Inspector
of the
Civil Disobedience Unit, Phiiadelphia Police Department
advised that there was a maximum of five demonstrators
in
front of the PSFS Building on December 2l, l973, and that
there were six demonstrators on December 22, 1973.
On
both occasions, the demonstrations were led
by
and two of the participants were
Inspector
advised that tngre
were no incidents or arrests made as a resuit'of this
demonstration.
(U)
On January 29. 1974, PH T-3 advised that
also known as
was a member of the District Committee of th
0
Communist Party, USA, Eastern District of Peyn-
sylvania and Delaware.
责
On Qctober 2, 1973, PH T-3 aavised that
indicated that there were two Irish
Republi-
can Clubs in Philadelphia, one in the Kepsinzton
alea
and the other in the Germantown-sector:
stated
that
and another Communist Party
mmber
belonged to the Kensington group, which is more miitant
tnan the. Germantown group.
Both groups, according
to
support the Irish Repubiican Movement in Freland,
and were in the process of expanding its activitigs and at-
tempting to recruit more members and obtain widep
zaodans
for the struggle of the people of Ireland for a gnuine
:democratic socialist rapublic:
related th/at.the
clubs also support the civil rights fight of bladk _Ameri-
cans as weil as the African Liberation Movement.
T-3
stated that
related that the group had plfnned to
tie in the imperialism of England witn that of Aherica
in relation to the treatment of blacks in South /ffrica
and Lngland's repression. of
the Irish.
CONFIDENTIAL
2
b6
DEMONSTRATIONS AT THE BRITISH
b7c
CONSULATE,PHILADELPHIA, PA.
DECEMBER 21 - 22, 1973
On December 26,
1973. PH T-2 advised that
islietpdto
Philadelphia, Pa., telephone number
GA-6-9979.
Mellows I.R.C.".
(U)
On January 29. 1974. PH T-3 advised that
was a member
Of the Communist Party,USA,Eastern Dis-
trict of Pennsylvania and Delaware.
On. December 28, 1973, Inspector
of the
Civil Disobedience Unit, Phiiadelphia Police Department
advised that there was a maximum of five demonstrators
in
front of the PSFS Building on December 2l, l973, and that
there were six demonstrators on December 22, 1973.
On
both occasions, the demonstrations were led
by
and two of the participants were
Inspector
advised that tngre
were no incidents or arrests made as a resuit'of this
demonstration.
(U)
On January 29. 1974, PH T-3 advised that
also known as
was a member of the District Committee of th
0
Communist Party, USA, Eastern District of Peyn-
sylvania and Delaware.
责
On Qctober 2, 1973, PH T-3 aavised that
indicated that there were two Irish
Republi-
can Clubs in Philadelphia, one in the Kepsinzton
alea
and the other in the Germantown-sector:
stated
that
and another Communist Party
mmber
belonged to the Kensington group, which is more miitant
tnan the. Germantown group.
Both groups, according
to
support the Irish Repubiican Movement in Freland,
and were in the process of expanding its activitigs and at-
tempting to recruit more members and obtain widep
zaodans
for the struggle of the people of Ireland for a gnuine
:democratic socialist rapublic:
related th/at.the
clubs also support the civil rights fight of bladk _Ameri-
cans as weil as the African Liberation Movement.
T-3
stated that
related that the group had plfnned to
tie in the imperialism of England witn that of Aherica
in relation to the treatment of blacks in South /ffrica
and Lngland's repression. of
the Irish.
CONFIDENTIAL
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