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Activities Center, Temple University, 13th and Montgomery
Avenues. Philadelphia, Pa. PH T-3 added that
"Philadelphia Daily News,"
Iand
a member of the Young Socialist Aliiance (YSA) from
New York were also scheduled to take part in this discussion
of conditions in Ireland.
In November 1957 the Young 'Soc'ialist
Club :of Philadelphia was formed by
youth of various organizations,.but
in l960, the Socialist Workers'Party
(SwP) had complete control of this
group and changed its name to the
Philadelphia Young Socialist Alliance
(PYSA).
"It has remained under con-
trol of the Philadelphia Branch of
the SyP..
The Swp has been designated pursuant
to Executive Order 1C4t50.
On February '22, 1972, PH T-3 advised that approxi-
mately 6o persons attended the above-mentioned meeting but
that according to
of the YSA, the speaker from
the Irish Republican Club could not be present.
On January 15 and Aoril 14, 1972, PH T-4 and on
- February·23 and Apri1 i8, 1972, PH T-5, who are familiar
with Irish activities. in'the Philadelphia area, advised that
Club was functioning in the Greater Philadelphia area.
PH
T-4 advised that the majority of activity in' the Irish
society yas centered around the Irish Center, and that
was not a.regular frequenter of this establishment.
On Apri1 12, 1972, PH T-6 and PH T-7 advised that
they had no information indicating that the James Larkin
Irish Republican Club or IRA Club was collecting funds in
Philadelphia or maintaining a savings or checking account,
in the Greater Philadelphia area.
On April 19, 1972, 0fficer
Civil
Disobedience Unit, Philadelphia Police Department, advised
that an exhaustive check of his records and contact with