Extradition danger still hanging over Frank Keane
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THE CASE for the extradition of Frank Keane to Eire is now due before a London magistrates court on STRIKERS from the Erith and Greenwich Submarine Cables plants—part of the Standard Telephones and Cables Group (STC)-are to August 14.
Keane, left-wing member of the Irish Republican movement, has been charged with the killing of a policeman in the course of a Dublin bank robbery and with robbery in Co. Wicklow in others, under the infamous Offences Against the State A number risoners have died while i he hands of the Irish police These could lead to can appeal to a higher court The British trade union anc bed to say it Brian 9d freed at once.
Union branches should send resolutions to the Irish EmBY A WORKERS PRESS CORRESPONDENT ATTEMPTS are being made to whitewash the implicabassy, Mount St, London • WL, and demand that Labour MPs act to stop the extradition being carried out.