TOC_Sunday, November 17, 1985

Sunday, November 17, 1985

Myroslav Medvid headed back to Soviet Union

Reactions to case continue in D.C.

Protesters bid sailor sad farewell
by Mykhailo Bociurkiw

UNA Supreme Assembly votes funding for encyclopedia, Statue of Liberty projects

Jacques Hnizdovsky dead at 70

A GLIMPSE OF SOVIET REALITY
Minister of coal industry in Ukraine is replaced
by David Marples

Letters from prison reveal Terelia pressured to recant
This article will appear in the next issue of Keston News Service.
by Andrew Sorokowski

U.S., USSR clash at United Nations

UNA statement on Medvid case charges U.S. government cover-up

Medvid case attorney says unanswered questions remain
by Roma Hadzewycz

Don't give up the fight

151 congressmen call for release of Catholic activist Yosyp Terelia
by Marijka Demtschuk

Reagan meets with Church leaders on eve of U.S.-Soviet summit talks
by Oleh Zwadiuk

Ukrainian student leaders meet in New York, plan network
by Marta Kolomayets

Robert Conquest addresses seminar at Harvard Russian Research Center

Metropolitan Mstyslav donates $5,000

THE UKRAINIAN NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FORUM

Ohio Fraternal Congress meets, UNA'er Mary Bobeczko honored

Obituaries

Jakiw Burij, Branch 402 secretary
John Petruncio, Branch 78 secretary
Peter Holowachuk, former secretary

District committee meetings
Pittsburgh

EDITORIAL
On the road to the summit

FACES AND PLACES
by Myron B. Kuropas
Remember Myroslav Medvid

Scenario of freedom-seeking Ukrainian sailor's betrayal by the United States
by Ihor Olshaniwsky

Part I
Part II
Part III

New York Times publishes Ukrainian community's paid ad

Kobasniuk Travel Agency: 65 years of community service
by Helen Perozak Smindak

17th National Plast Congress held at Soyuzivka

RECORD REVIEW
Lidan's debut release
by Oles Kuzyszyn

PREVIEW OF EVENTS
November 21 - November 30