TOC_Sunday, June 9, 1985

Sunday, June 9, 1985

Ottawa conference delegates propose ways to improve Helsinki monitoring
by Mykhailo Bociurkiw

Deschenes Commission on war criminals may use Soviet-supplied evidence

New steering committee seeks review of OSI's methodology

Albany boy first on list for new liver

Polish trial of three dissidents resumes amid courtroom uproar

Afghans, Soviets battle for strategic area

Political prisoners' visits curtailed

Rumania to let 1,000 emigrate

Details of Lytvyn suicide uncovered

Olha Heyko-Matusevych writes: "I am a Ukrainian... body and soul"

Ukrainian Fraternal Association marks 75th with banquet and concert

Obituary
Roman Zavadovycz, children's author

PRESS REVIEW

Swiss Press in Ukrainian nationalism
WSJ on Soviets' "selective amnesia"

Demjanjuk deportation order stayed indefinitely

Shulakewych elected president of Canadian professionals
by Mykhailo Bociurkiw

Prime minister, Alberta premier address professionals federation
by Mykhailo Bociurkiw

Canadian Commission of Inquiry on War Criminals
Anti-Defamation Commission: Soviet evidence is inadmissible
Following is the full text of a submission by Dr. Roman Serbyn of the Information and Anti-Defamation Commission of the Ukrainian Canadian Committee's Montreal branch to the Commission of Inquiry on War Criminals. The submission was made on May 6

Soviet-supplied evidence is inherently suspect
Below is the article by attorney Ihor G. Rakowsky of Livingston, N.J., which was included under Exhibit E of the submission by the Information and Anti-Defamation Commission to the Commission of Inquiry on War Criminals.

EDITORIALS

Soviet evidence revisited
UNA scholarships

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Holocaust curriculum: political accommodation
Soviet disinformation and Ryan book

Thoughts for Flag Day
by Loren Harrington

Ottawa experts meeting on human rights

Religious practice in USSR: caught in a "Catch-22"
Text of plenary statement by U.S. Ambassador Richard Schifter on the status of religion in the Soviet Union and Czechoslovakia delivered on May 17 to the experts meeting on human rights in Ottawa.
Nationalities policy in USSR: discrimination against ethnic groups
Text of statement on discrimination against national minorities delivered on May 28 before the experts meeting on human rights by U.S. Ambassador Richard Schifter.

200 Plast youths compete in annual spring camporee
by Roman Perelesnyk

SOUNDS AND VIEWS
by Roman Sawycky
Promin debuts with Leontovych

From the Shores of the Great Lakes
compiled by Chytalnia 2000 - Ukrainian Information Processing Group

Detroit
Kalamazoo
Cleveland
Chicago

Rochester to have full-day kindergarten

Basilian Sisters host pilgrimage

Slavic Convention seeks music director

AHRU to host anti-defamation panel

At Soyuzivka
Father's Day festival

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