TOC_Sunday, January 22, 1978

Sunday, January 22, 1978

Ukrainian in Free World
Mark 60th Anniversary of Independence

Washington Ceremonies Set for January 25th

Other Communities Also to Celebrate

Matusevych, Marynovych Expected To Be Brought to Trial in February

National Fund Drive Exceeds $150,000 Mark
Top 1976 Record Also

Carter Urged to Renew Efforts For Release of Soviet Faithful

Soviet Crack Down on Christian Human Rights Activists

Soviets Propose End of CSCE Talks

Soviet Pentecostals Appeal To CSCE Talks

Amb. Goldberg Reports on Belgrade Parley
by T. Zakydalsky

Illinois Governor Issues Independence Day Proclamation
State Assembly Adopts January 22nd Resolution

Form Ukrainian American Bar Association
by Victor Rud

Stetzkos Made Honorary Citizens Of Allegheny County, Pa.
Freedom for CN Rests with Youth, Says former Ukrainian PM

Delegates' Credentials Mailed To UNA Branches
Addresses Published of Branches With Under 75 Voting Members

Establish First Hungarian Studies Chair in Canada

Manor Offers Hospital Laboratory Summer Externship Program

Institute Publishes Two Books, Third Issue of Journal

Say "Kobza" Is a Hit with Ukrainian Audiences

EDITORIALS

Day of Glory Remembered
Fund Exceeds Goal
Red Trickery in Belgrade

Rededicate Selves to Securing Fundamental Freedoms
(The following is the text of Ambassador Goldberg's Human Rights Day speech, delivered in Belgrade CSCE Plenary December 9, 1977, to commemorate the 29th anniversary of the adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.)

Memories of HHH
by John Panchuk

Only in New York
by Roman J. Lysniak

Book Review
Two New Books tell Of Early Life in Canada
(Reviewed by Ron Kustra in The Winnipeg Tribune of December 31, 1977)

All of Baba's Children by Myrna Kostash; Edmonton, Hurtig Publishers, $12.95

Greater Than Kings, by Zonia Keywan and Martin Coles; Montreal Harvest House Publishers.

Egypt: A Land of Contrasts
by Myron E. Nowosad

UCCA Officers Visit Ukrainian Church leaders

Maplewood Mayor Signs Independence Day Proclamation

New Haven Proclaims Ukrainian Independence Day

Queens Borough President Signs January 22nd Proclamation

The Ukrainian Flags
by W. Trembicky
(These are only some of the flags of Ukraine in the author's archives).

Stanley Kunitz Reads Poetry at N.Y. Institute
A poem by Paul Pines in honor of a Ukrainian edition of Mr. Kunitz's work.

Byzantine Art Lecture

Slavic Arts Ensemble To Present Music for Romance

"Khrestonostsi" Announce Basketball Tournament

Soyuzivka, Community Cited in Book

19 Girls to Debut At "Chervona Kalyna" Ball

Medical Club Views Autopsy

Ukrainian Christmas Program Aired on Minneapolis Radio

Summer Jobs for Youth

WORD JUMBLE

Former Ukrainian Football Greats
He had a bright coaching career as well:

UCCA Washington News