TOC_Sunday, August 4, 1985

Sunday, August 4, 1985

Soviet press alleges recantation by 'eternal prisoner' Shukhevych
Purported excerpts published in News from Ukraine
by Roman Solchanyk

"Recantation" raises questions

Helsinki Accords signatories mark international pact's 10th anniversary

Heritage Defense Committee meets with Canadian and U.S. activists

1 million moved from Moscow for World Youth Festival

Show for visitors
First festival
Limited contacts
Press restrictions

Osipova receives additional sentence

Sakharov shown on French TV

300 Latvian students arrested

White House meeting commemorates 10th anniversary of Helsinki Accords
by Mykhailo Bociurkiw

Moscow Helsinki Group member interviewed by The New York Times

Congressional delegation returns from fact-finding trip to Rumania

Woman who jumped ship returns to USSR

Report highlights persecution of Catholics

Community continues to pressure New York education officials

Columnist cites holocaust guide

Project receives $10,000 from Sulyk

Hermaniuk gives $10,000 to project

Millennium committee schedules meeting

Gov. Cuomo does not reply to Metropolitan Mstyslav's letter

THE UKRAINIAN NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FORUM

U.S. fraternals to retain their tax-exempt status

UNA bids adieu to Zarycky

District committee meetings

Boston
Rochester
Albany

UNA, UACC send mailgrams to Reagan

EDITORIAL
The Shukhevych case

FACES AND PLACES
by Myron B. Kuropas
Research needed to fight defamation

For the record: U.S. report on implementation of Helsinki Accords
Following is an excerpt of the 18th Semiannual Report by the President to the Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe on the Implementation of the Helsinki Final Act. The report covers the period of October 1, 1984, to April 1 of this year. The excerpted section refers to the Soviet Union's implementation of Principle VII of the Helsinki Accords' Basket I. Principle VII deals with respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms, including the freedoms of thought, conscience, religion or belief.
PART I

Campers stage annual program at East Chatham Plast camp
by Natalka Voronka

FOCUS ON THE ARTS
Young Ukrainian composer wins international new music competition

New release: "The Iskra Songs"

Cardinal Lubachivsky meets with clergy, nuns

Liturgy recalls leader of Carpatho-Ukraine

Yale slates literature colloquium

At Soyuzivka
August 10-11

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