BELFAST BOMB

The transcript discusses a tragic event in Ulster where 15 people died in McGurk's Bar due to a bombing. Prime Minister Faulkner condemned the act, and Cardinal Conway labeled it a crime against humanity. The aftermath saw soldiers and civilians working together. The transcript also briefly mentions the arrival of ping-pong diplomacy in Britain.

What was the reaction of Prime Minister Faulkner to the incident in Ulster?

• He remained silent on the issue.

• He described it as an act only an insane person could commit.

• He called it an act of bravery.

• He praised the efforts of the police.

Who among the following was not mentioned as a victim in the McGurk's Bar incident?

• Mrs. Phyllis McGurk

• Marie McGurk

• James Cromey

• Prime Minister Faulkner

How many people were injured in the McGurk's Bar bombing?

• 20

• 15

• 13

• 10

What was Cardinal Conway's description of the bombing?

• A crime against humanity

• A necessary evil

• An unfortunate accident

• A political statement

What collaborative efforts were made in the aftermath of the bombing?

• A new law was passed immediately.

• Soldiers and civilians worked together among the ruins.

• The government provided financial aid.

• International organizations sent help.