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Febru.y
17. 1972
b7C
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY
Ro Wo2, STeN- ACWiTies
juuL2WU
Approximately sixty persons:attended a two hour forum plus question
and answer period called "British Troops Out of Ulster," which vas
-nd pue ssouar rog sasrteroos sunox raisiaatun otduei,aua fa porosuods
lley."
The organization is coaposed of aeabers of the Young Social -
ist Alliance and supporters. Of the three scheduled speakers, two yere
present. They were
of the Young Socialist Allaince
and
Philadelphia Daily News.:
The speech of cach speaker took ore half hour, wth an hour long ques-
tion and ansnor period in which
andwered, all but two of
the questions.|The third speaker, froa the Irish Republican Club, could
not, according to
be present because the Irish Republican
Club necded hia .at other places because of a heavy demand for its
speakers
Spoke first. He claiaed that 7.the :'·i.. Protestants
Britigh asssistance, invadeed and deprived the Irish of their land.
The British and Protestant settiers, he stated, hae denied the native
population all sorts of civil liberties. In order to mahntain their con-
trol , the wealthy Proteshants and British hadrplayed off'the poor
against each other on the basis of rcligion. He claimed that by making
0u2 uoxy To1auoo sat 04 48oxua Au8 94ouax Ptnoo usseto But1nx,: 0u4
working class.
repeated his points several times and then
sat donn for
speech.
stated that the struggle nas not one of religion, but
of econonics. He contended that "five per ccnt" of the population
of econoaic andpolitical poner.. Out of these conditions, he said,
17. 1972
b7C
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY
Ro Wo2, STeN- ACWiTies
juuL2WU
Approximately sixty persons:attended a two hour forum plus question
and answer period called "British Troops Out of Ulster," which vas
-nd pue ssouar rog sasrteroos sunox raisiaatun otduei,aua fa porosuods
lley."
The organization is coaposed of aeabers of the Young Social -
ist Alliance and supporters. Of the three scheduled speakers, two yere
present. They were
of the Young Socialist Allaince
and
Philadelphia Daily News.:
The speech of cach speaker took ore half hour, wth an hour long ques-
tion and ansnor period in which
andwered, all but two of
the questions.|The third speaker, froa the Irish Republican Club, could
not, according to
be present because the Irish Republican
Club necded hia .at other places because of a heavy demand for its
speakers
Spoke first. He claiaed that 7.the :'·i.. Protestants
Britigh asssistance, invadeed and deprived the Irish of their land.
The British and Protestant settiers, he stated, hae denied the native
population all sorts of civil liberties. In order to mahntain their con-
trol , the wealthy Proteshants and British hadrplayed off'the poor
against each other on the basis of rcligion. He claimed that by making
0u2 uoxy To1auoo sat 04 48oxua Au8 94ouax Ptnoo usseto But1nx,: 0u4
working class.
repeated his points several times and then
sat donn for
speech.
stated that the struggle nas not one of religion, but
of econonics. He contended that "five per ccnt" of the population
of econoaic andpolitical poner.. Out of these conditions, he said,