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...permanent and guaranteed role in the life and public affairs of the province." Maudling specified, however, that the conference would not discuss "the constitutional position of Northern Ireland as part of the United Kingdom"-a reassurance to Ulster's Protestants, who nervously scrutinize any dealings between London and Dublin for signs of a "sellout" of the province...
...addition to the extreme nationalists, Lynch must also contend with the reasoned criticism of such political opponents as Conor Cruise O'Brien, the scholar and diplomat who is now a Labor Party M.P. in Dublin. Last week O'Brien published in the Irish Times an eloquent open letter to New York Lawyer-Politician Paul O'Dwyer, urging him not to campaign for the I.R.A. in the U.S. Wrote O'Brien: "Don't believe the I.R.A. if they tell you the Irish people are behind them. I was elected with mainly a working-class vote...
...leaders, Joe Cahill, who has belonged to the I.R.A. for 27 of his 51 years (twelve of them in prison, including 71 years for the murder, with five other men, of an Ulster policeman in 1942). Easily slipping across the border from the north, Cahill showed up in Dublin, where he told newsmen that his organization intended to shoot as many British soldiers in Northern Ireland as possible...
Cahill left Dublin by jetliner for the U.S., where he planned a five-week trip to raise money for guns and ammunition. But on arrival at New York's Kennedy Airport, he was held by U.S. immigration authorities, who canceled his visa and detained him pending a hearing this week...
...reconsider the Northern Ireland government's internment policy, which set UPI off the recent round of violence. Heath in turn will undoubtedly solicit Lynch's help in shutting off the flow of I.R.A. terrorists across the Eire-Ulster border-an ultimately impossible job for either London or Dublin. Last week the border itself figured in at least three serious incidents, one of which started with a British soldier's fatal error. TIME Correspondent John Shaw visited the frontier and sent this report...