TOC_Sunday, May 6, 1979

Sunday, May 6, 1979

VALENTYN MOROZ FREED
Arrives in U.S. with four other dissidents; U.S. arranges exchange for two Soviet spies; Moroz emotionally greeted by Ukrainians in New York, Philadelphia, South Bound Brook, Jersey City

14th National Plast Congress meets at Soyuzivka
Story and photo by Roma Sochan-Hadzewycz

Julian Revay, former prime minister of Carpatho-Ukraine, dies at 79

Wolodymyr Hentisz dies, was former Soyuzivka master of ceremonies

Moroz tells of independence movement in Ukraine at first press conference
Five dissidents express gratitude to U.S. government, American people
by Ihor Dlaboha

2,000 Ukrainians greet Moroz in Philadelphia
- I.D.

Moroz attends memorial services in South Bound Brook
- I.D.

UNA employees greet Moroz in Home Office
- R.S.-H.

Moroz says he can do more for Ukraine in United States
by Roma Sochan-Hadzewycz

Reasons he was released
Relations with USSR
Nationalism
Ukrainian dissident movement
Western presentation
Cooperation among nationalities
Experiences in camps
Well-informed of life abroad
Ukrainian tryzub

The last hours in bondage
- R.S.-H.
During the press conference at the UNA building Valentyn Moroz told of the events preceding his arrival in New York City on Friday afternoon, April 27. The following is the account of that historic day.

EDITORIAL
Freed at long last

Statement by Valentyn Moroz to the Ukrainian community in the free world
(Requested by Svoboda)

"To pray for vocations... gives hope ...to our church and people
The following is the statement of Bishop Basil H. Losten of the Stamford Ukrainian Catholic Eparchy on the occasion of the 16th annual World Day of Prayer for Vocations.

Letter to the Editors
Criticism not justified

Manor Junior College begins internship programs

Accident forces pianist to cancel spring, summer, fall appearances

Ukrainian soloist to sing with Warren Symphony

Elected assistant treasurer at Connecticut bank

To honor chair director today

Ukrainians enthusiastically greet Valentyn Moroz
Photos by Ihor Dlaboha

Moroz, Vins, Svitlychna tour City Hall,
- I.D.

get keys to New York from Mayor Koch
by Borys Potapenko
"Visti" World News Service

Ukrainian Baptists greet Vins

News media follows Moroz

Young Svitlychny finds new friends
(I.D.)

Mezvinsky discusses foreign policy, human rights with Svoboda editors

Virko Baley performs in L.A.
The review below was written by Robert Riley and was published in the March 28 edition of the Los Angeles Times.

Newark church to sponsor bazaar

Ukrainian groups to participate in Pittsburgh Folk Festival

N.Y. bandurists to perform in Riverhead

May 6 is Manor College day

Barnesville Ukrainians to hold 46th festival in Lakewood Park

"Kalyna" choir to appear in Wheeling, Va.