TOC_Sunday, May 24, 1981

Sunday, May 24, 1981

Ivasiuk's father assaulted

Congressional resolution seeks resurrection of Ukrainian Churches

Senate Foreign Relations Committee begins Lefever confirmation hearings

Guardian of Walter Polovchak named Mother of the Year

A tribute to Juri Kukk
by David K. Willis
The following article by David K. Willis, staff correspondent of the Christian Science Monitor, appeared in the May 6 issue of that newspaper. It is a personal tribute to Prof. Juri Kukk, the 40-year-old Estonian dissident who dies in a labor camp near Murmansk on March 27. At the time of his death, the Estonian professor was in the fourth month of a hunger strike. Mr. Willis, who served in Moscow from 1976 to January of this year, was a friend of Prof. Kukk.

KGB forces closing of religious journal

Heinz criticizes Soviet hypocrisy toward Helsinki review process

Suslensky greeted by Ontario Legislature

Communique of the Committee for Law and Order in the UCCA
Executive board of the Committee for Law and Order in the UCCA

Ukrainian Church hierarchs offer prayers for pope

A historic meeting: Sulyk and Tanenbaum

Wife of Philadelphia mayor hosts Ukrainian rights group

Canadian professionals sponsor lecture on 1933 famine

Ontario legislator advocates protection of cultural heritages

Civil libertarian Tarnopolsky cited in Canadian magazine supplement

Soyuzivka's legendary hospodar
by Marta Korduba

Obituary
Walter Kindeforski, Branch 206 president

Ukrainian Museum receives grant

EDITORIAL
UNESCO's gag rule

Kampelman: U.S. recognizes obligation of Helsinki monitors of world
Below is the text of remarks by Max Kampelman, chairman of the U.S. delegation to the Madrid Conference. The address was delivered on May 12.

Book notes

1979 Weekly index published
Kotsiubynsky work appears in English
Compendium focuses on Lesia Ukrainka
Ukrainka's aphorisms featured in book

Book review
Penn State collection: a contribution
Ukrainian Culture at Pennsylvania State University: Papers, Articles and Synopses of Lectures. Prof. W. O. Luciw. The Pennsylvania State University, 1979. 256 pp. 190 illus.
by Stephen S. Chorney

Khmelnytsky portrait found in book

Yonkers church to be dedicated
by William B. Choly

St. John's Parish in Newark honors Pastor Michael Kuchmiak
by Andrew Keybida

The Big Apple's Ukrainian Festival
by Helen Smindak

PREVIEW OF EVENTS
Friday, May 29; Sunday, May 31
ADVANCE NOTICE

87 participate in Lachine Bandura Workshop
by June T. Muc

Bilingual program approved in Winnipeg

Hundreds attend pysanka classes

Sacramento club holds "Sviachene"

Show of Chytra Kinal works opens today in Virginia

Benefactor of Ukrainian studies featured in Denver Post

Rudnytsky to go on world tour

Manor students receive awards

Voloshky dancers to perform on May 31

Zorepad troupe plans concert on May 30

Ukrainian Flying Club publishes journal

Oseredok opens its library

Woonsocket dance group performs

Three UMI students to appear

Secretaries in demand, says Manor Junior College

N.J. festival will feature Canadian dance troupe