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Northern Ireland Violence #32200

ABC Evening News for Wednesday, Jun 05, 1974
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(Studio) In Belfast, North Ireland, IRA (Irish Republican Army) claims responsibility for shooting British soldier. Report follows on effects of North Ireland's violence on British army.
REPORTER: Howard K. Smith

(London, England) British soldiers shown on parade in Britain.
REPORTER: George Watson

(N. Ireland) Many British soldiers on patrol in North Ireland, however. End of conflict not in sight.
REPORTER: George Watson

(London, England) Pvt. Roy Bradford died in North Ireland. [Father Edward BRADFORD - expresses bitterness over son's death.] Questioned about other son. [BRADFORD - says he would break son's arms to keep him from going to North Ireland.] Bradford family joins campaign to get British troops out of North Ireland. Parliament member Wellbalove supports petition.
REPORTER: George Watson

Reporter(s):
Smith, Howard K.;
Watson, George
Duration:
00:03:40

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