TOC_Saturday, March 27, 1977

Saturday, March 27, 1977

Rudenko Moved To Donetske Prison
Charged with Criminal Offense

Rep. Roe Proposes Honorary Citizenship for Moroz

Some 100 Ukrainians Greet President at U.N.
Their Message Was: "Jimmy, Help Ukraine"

UNA President Commends Mr. Carter On U.N. Speech

UCCA Representative Testifies On Destruction of Ukrainian Churches

KGB Still Haunts Ukrainian For Leading Mutiny in Gulag
Fired from Job, Threatened with Third Arrest
(The following article about a former Ukrainian political prisoner's experience in a Siberian concentration camp just after the death of Stalin was published in the Wednesday, March 16th edition of the Chicago Tribune. Entitled "Courage Haunts Hero of a Soviet Prison Mutiny", it was penned by Phillip Caputo, Moscow correspondent of the Tribune. The account deals with Yevhen Hrytsiak's participation in a mutiny in a Soviet penal camp in 1953, in which hundreds of prisoners were killed.)

Sen. Jackson Demands Freedom For Rudenko, Tykhy, Others
Scores Red Rights Violations in Senate Speech

Patriarchal Society Members Received by Bishop Losten

State Department includes Human Rights in Foreign Policy

Gen. Jaskilka To Attend UAV Convention

Dr. Kuropas Joins Sen. Dole's Staff

Rochesterians Cite President On Rights Stand

New N.Y. UCCA Leadership Seeks Broader Community Involvement

Plan Protest Against State Detention Center

Ukrainian Defector Eyes 1980 Olympics, Despite Red Tape Troubles
Is Amazed by Freedom of Ukrainians in Canada

Joan Evanchuk Has Exhibit in Chicago

Ukraine's Heroes Remembered in Buffalo
by Dasha Procyk

Dr. Snihurowych Re-elected Chairman Of UNA New Haven District

Berwick Paper Reverses Stand Under Impact of Ukrainianism

UNA Scholarship Deadline

EDITORIALS

Cornerstone of America's Policy
Stooping Really Low

Letter to the Editor
Evasive on Defense Actions

The Hens and the Bureaucracy
by Roman J. Lysniak

Through The Sunny Balkans
by Irene M. Trotch
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SOUNDS AND VIEWS
by Roman Sawycky
Menzinsky Sings Again

Human Rights Violations Are Everyone's Business
(Below are excerpts of President Jimmy Carter's speech before the United Nations, Thursday, March 17, dealing with human rights.)

St. Joseph's in Chicago Is Nearing Completion

Shows How Easter Eggs Are Painted

13 Girls Presented at SUMA Ball

"Pysanka" on Philly TV

Youths Pay Homage to Taras Shevchenko

New York, N.Y.
Newark, N.J.

Vasile Avramenko - 82 Years Young
In the World of Music
Avramenko's Gorgeous Ukrainian Festival

Delivers Comparative Paper

Three New Books by William Kurelek
(The following review of three new books by William Kurelek, noted Ukrainian Canadian artist, appeared in Saturday, January 15 edition of The Winnipeg Tribune. It was written by Christopher Young of the Southam News Service. The three works by Mr. Kurelek include: "The Last of the Arctic"; McGraw-Hill Ryerson; 94 pages; $19.95; "Jewish Life in Canada," by Mr. Kurelek and Abraham Arnold; Hurting; 96 pages; $9.95; and "Fields," Tundra Books; 288 pages; $7.95.)

Baley, Anderson To Appear At N.Y. Recital Hall

Odessan Baritone To Debut in New York

Hockey Terminology
by Ostap Tatomyr

Newark Students Set Panel Discussion

WORD JUMBLE
Cities of Ukraine
This noble man was tried here

Ukrainian Events in The Big Apple
by Helen Perozak Smindak

NBC To Show "Pysanka" Today