Irish Republican Army Part 01 · p.76

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PH 97-324
sit-in at the Consulate after bursting through the double
doors of the British 0ffice on the 23rd floor of the Phila-
delphia 'Savings Fund Society Building_shortly after noon.
The articie reflected that
was ioined by
both born in
Ireland.
On xkpriu 19,
197l, PH T-l advised that
who resided in the Northern part of
Philadelphia and was active in the United Irish Association
which scheduled a freedom rally on May 2, l97l, at John F.
Kennedy Plaza, Philadelphia. PH T-l advised that this rally
was subsequently cancelled because of inclement weather.
On April 2l. 1921.
Harrisburg; Pa.;
no date of birth eiven,
auo aeunpasraoe
had been issued a
in.1958.
formerly
resided at
Philadelphia, and currently
resides at
in the same city.
On May i7. 1971, PH T-2 advised that
in'the Rockledge, section of Phila-
deunnia.
According to PH T-3,
was a friend of
and allegedly had been friendly with CATHAL
GOULDING, Chief of Staff of the Irish Republican Army. .
On July 2, 197l, a representative of the FBI checked
which_contained_ a file number.
on
of
Phiiadelphia, Pa.
The file reflected that
was naturalized as a'U.S.
citizen under petition number
on August 2, 1967, in
the U.S. District Court, E2stern District of Pennsylvania, and
was issued' certificate of naturalizatio
Witnesses
to ·this petition were
lof
Philadelphia, Pa.; and
of
Philadelphia, Pa.
The Tmmigratipn file reflected that
was
born on
in
Ireland. He was described
as a white male, 5'8" tall, I50 lbs.
brown hair, blue eves.
fair compl.exion. no scars or marks.
was born on
in
Ireland, and they were
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