Irish Republican Army Part 01 · p.313

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Brown envelope. addressed to
Henderson,Kentucky 4z420,
postmarked .0ctober 26, 1983, San Antonio, Texas.
On November 4. 1983,
Henderson) kenruc.y, was interviewed
at his request and provided the following iniormation:
During early June, 1983, while vieving television
station channel 1l or l4, Bvansviile, Indiana, an advertisement
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an 800 number, exact number not recalled, if the viewer wanted
to support a campaign to terminate the British occupation
of Northern Ireland.
immediately thereafter initiated
telephonic contact vith the 800 number and made available
his home address.
During the period of mid-June 1983 - 1ate 0ctober
1983,
has received through the mail at his residence
information from the following organizations:
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The American Irish Unity Committee (AlUC),
175 Fifth Avenue, Suite 1l04, New York,
New York 10010.
2.
The Irish American Defense Fund, Post Office
Box 5060, FDR Station, New York, New York 10022.
3.
The National Political Education Committee,
Post 0ffice Box 16, Garnervilie, New York i0923.
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The Irish People, a newspaper published at
New York, New York.
5.
The Irish American Voice, & monthly publication
by I. R. Publishing for the benefit of the
Republican Movement, 3949 North Sherman Boulevard,
Hilwaukee, Wisconsin, 53216.
6.
The Irish American Unity Conference (IAUC),
583 Spencer Lane, San Antonio, Texas, 7820l.
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