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in persecuting Irish patriots. The announced speakers were
I, a former internee; and
elected
abstentionist in Northern: Ireland Parliament*,
officer
Philadelphia Police Depart-
ment (PHPD), Radio Room, advised that Is menbers of the
Irish Repubiican Club began. a.demonstration at 3:55 p.m._on
March 17, 1974, and conciuded.at 4:45 p.m. 0fficer
said there were approximately 35 spectators. and that there
were no incidents or arrests.
On Fehpuary_14, 1974, PH T-2 advised that
was Iisted to
on behalf of
the James Larkin: Irish Republican Club, 243. Sydney Street,-
Philadelphia, Pa:
On_October- 11, 1974, PH T-2 advised that
was"stiil in use. on behalf of the James
Larkin Irish Repubiican. Club.
On May 2, 1974; PH T-1 advised that on the evening
of May l, i974, the James Lankin Irish Repubiican Ciub held
a meeting at the
Philadelphia, Pa., and that approxinately 12 people
were in attendance.. PH T-2 advised that the principal dis-
cussion of the. evening was the visit of Princess MARGARET
-to Phiiadelphia on May 5 and 6, 1974. Members of the club
discussed the Princess' itinerary, but no decision for action
was taken.
PH. T-2 advised that
indicated,
after the conclusion of the meeting, that he wouid like to.
bicket Princess MARGARET when she came to Philadelphia.
also indicated that he too would like to take
action against the Princess, but approval of the Action Com-
mittee of the James Larkin Irish Republican. Club would be
necessary.
indicated that the club had some signs
which had been used in the past and could be pressed into
0
use again.
. officer
.Civil Disobedience Unit,
PHPD, advised on May 4, 1974, that
of, the James
Larkin Irish Republican Club'telephonically contacted.the
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PH 97-324
b7D
in persecuting Irish patriots. The announced speakers were
I, a former internee; and
elected
abstentionist in Northern: Ireland Parliament*,
officer
Philadelphia Police Depart-
ment (PHPD), Radio Room, advised that Is menbers of the
Irish Repubiican Club began. a.demonstration at 3:55 p.m._on
March 17, 1974, and conciuded.at 4:45 p.m. 0fficer
said there were approximately 35 spectators. and that there
were no incidents or arrests.
On Fehpuary_14, 1974, PH T-2 advised that
was Iisted to
on behalf of
the James Larkin: Irish Republican Club, 243. Sydney Street,-
Philadelphia, Pa:
On_October- 11, 1974, PH T-2 advised that
was"stiil in use. on behalf of the James
Larkin Irish Repubiican. Club.
On May 2, 1974; PH T-1 advised that on the evening
of May l, i974, the James Lankin Irish Repubiican Ciub held
a meeting at the
Philadelphia, Pa., and that approxinately 12 people
were in attendance.. PH T-2 advised that the principal dis-
cussion of the. evening was the visit of Princess MARGARET
-to Phiiadelphia on May 5 and 6, 1974. Members of the club
discussed the Princess' itinerary, but no decision for action
was taken.
PH. T-2 advised that
indicated,
after the conclusion of the meeting, that he wouid like to.
bicket Princess MARGARET when she came to Philadelphia.
also indicated that he too would like to take
action against the Princess, but approval of the Action Com-
mittee of the James Larkin Irish Republican. Club would be
necessary.
indicated that the club had some signs
which had been used in the past and could be pressed into
0
use again.
. officer
.Civil Disobedience Unit,
PHPD, advised on May 4, 1974, that
of, the James
Larkin Irish Republican Club'telephonically contacted.the
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