THE MAKERS of the above programme would like to publicise the fact that the film The Cause of Ireland, as transmitted on Monday night at 11.00pm, was not the original film as edited by Platform Films, but a shorter version, cut at the request of Channe Hour Television, who informed us that the following four sections of the film contravened the Independent Broadcasting Authority's Television programme guidelines:
A sequence of shots inside the country house of a master of the hunt in Northern Ireland, followed by a fox-hunting SCCIC.
Two sections of an interview with a representative of the Confederation of British Industry in Belfast.
American City THE SACKING of the Cowley workers reminded neapolis in the thirties.
was a bloke called Vincent Dunne. A book describing the strikes called American City by Charles Rumford Walker tells about Dunne's activity and his work on the coal 1921 on VR Dunne earned his living in the coal yards Minneapolis. He had gone to work for the De Laitre Dixon Coal Company and stuck with them for twelve years. He shovelled coal, drove truck became weigh-master, dispatcher dent. All these years he spoke publicly, wrote tor his party's press - the Communist Party gave a substantal part ol his earnings to the revolubelonged. Why wasn't he fired from the De Laitre Dixon Company for beingt a Communist? ... the De Laitres were millionaires several times over lumber holdings. Ray Dunne they liked personally and found 3. The section of commentary:
'For, while the firepower of Republicanism is usually aimed at the securityforces or pudlic representatives of the British state. Loyalist violence has been directed indiscriminately at the Catholic community.
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