TOC_Sunday, August 18, 1985

Sunday, August 18, 1985

U.S. suggests that human rights be on summit meeting agenda

Wiesenthal spokesman scores Ukrainian community

Mulroney administration is reportedly considering new multicultural ministry
by Mykhailo Bociurkiw

Soviet authorities detain journalist

A GLIMPSE OF SOVIET REALITY
The struggle against alcoholism intensifies in Ukrainian SSR
by Roman Solchanyk

Serbsky Institute notorious for diagnosing dissidents

Gajauskas exposes Soviet peace campaign

Czech literature goes on trial

Balovlenkov ends hunger strike

Walesa ready for dialogue with Polish government

Solidarity underground smuggles Soviet defector to West

Journalists face constraints in USSR

Ukrainian Canadian veterans protest possible use of Soviet sources

Polish-Ukrainian relations examined

New Yorkers meet with education official
by Tamara Denysenko

NEWS AND VIEWS
Naturalized citizens are second-class because of the OSI's establishment
by Ihor Olshaniwsky

OSI campaign and methods should concern all Ukrainians
The article below is reprinted from TWG, the newsletter of The Washington Group, An Association of Ukrainian-American Professionals.
by Volodymyr Korduba

"American Swastika" reviewed

EDITORIAL
A thank-you

FACES AND PLACES
by Myron B. Kuropas
Defamation is nothing new

For the record: Secretary of State Shultz's speech in Helsinki
Address by U.S. Secretary of State George Shultz delivered on July 30 in Helsinki on the 10th anniversary of the Helsinki Accords (text released to the media.)

Annual men's, mixed doubles tourney held at Soyuzivka

56 youths attend dance camp, present colorful concluding program

Soyuzivka summers: a worker's fond reminiscence
by Orysia Paszczak Tracz
For Pan Kwas, upon his retirement.
CONCLUSION

Liberty Park Festival celebrates ethnicity

York U. offers Ukrainian courses

Folk art to be exhibited

At Soyuzivka
August 24,25

PREVIEW OF EVENTS
August 24 - September 1