TOC_Sunday, March 19, 1978

Sunday, March 19, 1978

Gen. Grigorenko's Goal: 'To Tell The World What I Know'
by Roma Sochan

Kiev Group Wants Ukraine To Be Equal in World Affairs
Seeks Full Implementation of Constitution

USIA Agrees To Ukrainian Insert For Brochure

KGB Attempts to Break Up Baptist Wedding in Ukraine

Lithuanian Underground Paper Scores Vatican Ostpolitik

Baptists in USSR Seek Emigration

Pentecostals Appeal to World Communist Leaders

Gen. Grigorenko Denounces USSR For Barring His Return Home
by Ihor Dlaboha

A Matter of Transliteration

U.S. Ukrainians Harassed at CSCE

Sen. Yuzyk Cites Contributions Of Baltic Peoples to Canada

Sakharov's Telephone Disconnected

Philadelphia Lawmakers Sought Ukrainian in USIA Brochure

Jewish Emigres from Ukraine Disclaim Anti-Semitism of Ukrainians
As reported in The Ukrainian Weekly (December 11, 1977), The New York Times of December 1, 1977, carried an article on Ukrainian Jewry by its Moscow correspondent, Craig R. Whitney, entitled "Jews in the Ukraine Charge that the Age-Old Anti-Semitism Persists." Despite the numerous letters which were sent to The Times protesting the article, none of the letters appeared in print. Among the letters which were sent was one from Dr. Israel Klejner, a Jewish emigre from Ukraine now living in Munich, West Germany. Dr. Klejner also sent The Times a declaration of the Society for the Study of the Problems of Ukrainian Jewry in Israel. Below are the texts of Dr. Klejner's letter to The Times, his letter to the Svoboda daily, and the society's declaration.

Dr. Klejner's Letter to Svoboda

Dr. Klejner's Letter to The Times

Declaration Concerning Goals of a Society for the Study of the Problems of Ukrainian Jewry

UNA Passaic District Holds Annual Meeting

M. Chomanczuk Re-elected Head Of UNA N.Y. District

UNA Cultural Committee Meets

Boryskewich-Boyd Heads UNA Detroit District

EDITORIALS

The Gross Omission
An Odious Measure

Letter to the Editor
On Student Apathy
SUSTA Alumnus

An Attempt to Defend A Ukrainian Political Prisoner
(2)
(The article below, by Atty. Burton Hall, appeared in the Winter-Spring 1978 issue of "New Politics." Mr. Hall, an American attorney, traveled to Kiev last year in an attempt to present a brief in defense of Oleksander Serhiyenko).

New Canadian Constitution And the Rights of Ethnics
Outline of brief to the Task Force on Canadian Unity, presented on March 2, 1978, at the Canadian Conference Centre by Sen. Paul Yuzyk.
(1)

Scope of Hearings and Report
Basic Objectives of Canada
Entrenched Bill of Rights
Language Rights

Book Review
"The Kiev Encounter" A Masterful Tale
"The Kiev Encounter," by Serge Mironovitch, Branden Press, Boston, 423 pages, $12.50.
(The review above, written by Carrol Ann Brooks, appeared in the February 15th edition of the World Student Times).

Shopping Courtesy
From the desk of Pat M. Lutwiniak-Englebrecht, Home Economist

"Yaseny" Prepares for N. Y. Concert

Detroit's "Luna" Is Now Septet

Launch New Radio Program
["The Ukrainian Catholic Hour," WRYM Radio, AM840]

Stage "Kateryna" on L.I. Today

"Kosmos" and Kunasz Promote "Pysanky" on Television

N.Y. Ukrainians Profiled by UPI

Holy Cross Vets To Hold Liturgy

The Legality of the National Insignia of Ukraine
by W. Trembicky

Mrs. Shcharanska Supports Actions of Ukrainian Dissidents
[Avital Shcharanska]

Churches Must File, Pay Taxes On "Unrelated Business Income"

Tradition Holds Watervliet Ukrainians Together
The article above by Virginia Bensheimer appeared in two parts in the Knickerbocker News of Albany, N.Y. It was published in the "Observations" column on Sunday, February 26, and Wednesday, March 1.

St. Basil's to Hold "Sviachene"

May 1st Is Deadline for Entries In UNA Bowling Tourney

Ukrainian Pro Hockey Update
by Ihor Stelmach

WORD JUMBLE

Dissidents from the USSR Now in the West
It documents repressions:

UCCA Washington News

Laryssa Krupa Has Recital in Baltimore