TOC_Sunday, November 27, 1983

Sunday, November 27, 1983

U.S. Catholic bishops condemn Great Famine as "genocide"

House approves resolution expressing opposition to Soviet forced labor

WCFU conclave opens November 30

Human rights session slated

Brazil Ukrainians' homes, farms destroyed by winter floods

Hungarian dissidents face new government crackdown

Polish activists face reduced charges

Dissident sketch
Mykola Hutsul

China, Pakistan at the U.N. condemn Soviets over Afghanistan

Walesa bids Poles resist price hikes

Czech woodsmen flee to West

Americans for Due Process discuss OSI methods with White House reps

Sen. Yuzyk proposes amendment to Official Language Act

Philadelphia Archeparchy marks 25th

Community organizations instrumental in lobbying for famine bill

THE UKRAINIAN NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FORUM

UNA district committee meetings
Woonsocket
Philadelphia
Passaic
New York

Jersey districts plan celebration of UNA's 90th

Obituaries
Roman Jacenkiw, Chicago district officer
Peter Kuchma, longtime UNA activist
Eustachij Fylypowycz, branch president

Young Chicagoans mark The Weekly's 50th
by Paul M. Basile

NEWS AND VIEWS
Myron Kuropas tells Senate committee U.S. should address situation in Ukraine

Library of Congress acquires historic map of Ukraine

EDITORIALS

U.S.-Soviet relations at 50
Waiting for WCFU

In observance of The Weekly's 50th
From our pages in 1938

THE GREAT FAMINE
PART XLI: June 1-15, 1934

MEDIA REPORTS ON FAMINE

Weekend Australian
Pittsburgh Press
Winnipeg Free Press
Kingston Daily Freeman

Analysis of a denaturalization decision: the Kungys case
by Nestor L. Olesnycky
PART II

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Jubilee greetings for Weekly
Re: our military in Lebanon

Panorama of Ukrainian culture in the Big Apple
by Helen Perozak Smindak

Groundbreaking ceremonies held for senior citizens' residence
by Stephen M. Wichar Sr.

Milwaukee parish celebrates retired pastor's jubilee, welcomes new pastor
by Ivanna Martyniuk Richardson

Book exhibit in D.C. highlights first anniversary of parish library re-opening

PREVIEW OF EVENTS
Sunday, November 27 - Saturday, December 10