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after the foreman rose to his feet
and answered “not guilty” 15 times
to the clerk's roll of the 15'separate
charges..
：
It's-a.great. day'for Ireland!.Up.
-the IRA!" they.chanted:"God bless
:' America! they 'cried: "Thatcher got'
bad news today!" they shouted."O!d'
Ireland was victorious for once, and'
it was almost worth the 800 years of
"Kirby. takes a 'vigorous, valiant.waitin'"
crack at toppling the, whole story.
The story' should end there, per-
He makes his points, and he dam- .-haps, or later, on the evening of the
ages, Flannery's credibility. in the . verdict, amid the deliriously .happy
process. But it is a.risky business, / tumult of the victory party at the
trying to undermine an 80-year-old : Tower View,Ballroom in Woodside,
'man in front-of a jury of 12 New "with' the Armagh pipers leading the
,Yorkers, that most empathetic of. defendants, the seven'lawyers and
breeds in' the matter of. underdogs.
two of the jurors through the throng
Long after Kirby finishes with Flan-
,of celebrants, to the peals of "The
nery, several of the.jurors continue
Minstrel Boy." The story of the trial.
to glower at:the assistant U. S. at- enids there,-but Flannery's story
tormey.
does not"
: The next 'day, a headline in the
'' It is' dusk, 10 days after the'ac-.
New York Post howls::
！
quittal, and the old man.waits for a
，"B'KLYN JURY
Manhattan-boundtrainr'atthe9Oth
: ACQUITS IRA*
Street station in Jackson Heights.
":'GUNRUNNERS
Hehas·joustedwith arBBC·film
Below that, the.paper. adds the: crew in front of his house this mom-"
line, “CiA- had to know of arms ing; bartering words on the sibject
pnly a fraction of the vigor that the'to deliver a'history lesson_ on “thg
talwarts in the packed courtroom Jrish question.".
had. shown the: previous aftermoon' Now he is headed'to a meeting of
and answered “not guilty” 15 times
to the clerk's roll of the 15'separate
charges..
：
It's-a.great. day'for Ireland!.Up.
-the IRA!" they.chanted:"God bless
:' America! they 'cried: "Thatcher got'
bad news today!" they shouted."O!d'
Ireland was victorious for once, and'
it was almost worth the 800 years of
"Kirby. takes a 'vigorous, valiant.waitin'"
crack at toppling the, whole story.
The story' should end there, per-
He makes his points, and he dam- .-haps, or later, on the evening of the
ages, Flannery's credibility. in the . verdict, amid the deliriously .happy
process. But it is a.risky business, / tumult of the victory party at the
trying to undermine an 80-year-old : Tower View,Ballroom in Woodside,
'man in front-of a jury of 12 New "with' the Armagh pipers leading the
,Yorkers, that most empathetic of. defendants, the seven'lawyers and
breeds in' the matter of. underdogs.
two of the jurors through the throng
Long after Kirby finishes with Flan-
,of celebrants, to the peals of "The
nery, several of the.jurors continue
Minstrel Boy." The story of the trial.
to glower at:the assistant U. S. at- enids there,-but Flannery's story
tormey.
does not"
: The next 'day, a headline in the
'' It is' dusk, 10 days after the'ac-.
New York Post howls::
！
quittal, and the old man.waits for a
，"B'KLYN JURY
Manhattan-boundtrainr'atthe9Oth
: ACQUITS IRA*
Street station in Jackson Heights.
":'GUNRUNNERS
Hehas·joustedwith arBBC·film
Below that, the.paper. adds the: crew in front of his house this mom-"
line, “CiA- had to know of arms ing; bartering words on the sibject
pnly a fraction of the vigor that the'to deliver a'history lesson_ on “thg
talwarts in the packed courtroom Jrish question.".
had. shown the: previous aftermoon' Now he is headed'to a meeting of