TOC_Sunday, May 24, 1987

Sunday, May 24, 1987

U.S. officials ignored the law in returning Medvid to Soviets
by Maria Rudensky
Special to The Ukrainian Weekly

Shumuk arrives in Moscow, expected in Calgary May 23
by Michael Bociurkiw

Ukrainian Canadians to ask Canada to prosecute Soviet war criminals
by Michael B. Bociurkiw

A GLIMPSE OF SOVIET REALITY
Shcherbytsky engages in self-criticism
by Roman Solchanyk

20 U.S. legislators seek release of Mykola and Raisa Rudenko

Latvian youths protest in Riga

Dukakis hosts famine memorial
by Marta Baziuk

Ritter, Hertel sponsor resolution on Chornobyl
by Ksenia Jowyk

Marples working on second book about Chornobyl
by Natalia A. Feduschak

One Ukrainian speaker included among guides at Kiev exhibit

HURI protests USIA decision

THE UKRAINIAN NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FORUM

UNA hosts N.J. ethnic council

Dunai folk dancers to perform

FRATERNAL CORNER
by Andre J. Worobec
Fraternal Activities Coordinator
More ideas on fraternalism

THE INSURANCE CORNER
by H.P. Floyd
National Sales Director
Life insurance: an economic necessity

Oops!

The Demjanjuk trial in Jerusalem: a look at another aspect
by Marta Skorupsky
Part II of a three-part series

EDITORIAL
Vietnam and Memorial Day

FACES AND PLACES
by Myron B. Kuropas
Hard data hard to find, but Wolowyna has it

For the record: eyewitness testimony before the Famine Commission

Mykola Kostyrko, Sacramento
Ivan Kasiianenko, Los Angeles
Oleksander Merkelo, San Francisco
Oleksiy Keis, San Francisco
A. Butkovska (pseudonym), San Francisco
Anna S., San Francisco

Oldest Ukrainian grade school in U.S., St. Nicholas, celebrate 50 years
by Marianna Liss

FOCUS ON THE ARTS

Rudnytsky to tour Australia

Paintings by Rainey, Sochynsky to be exhibited at UIA
by Marta Baczynsky

Wins Illinois Arts Council awards

Notes on people

Receives prestigious international prizes

Prepares president for news conference

Selected queen of Ukrainian fest

Professor retires
by Michael Mowchan

Opens practice

Chosen semifinalist

Embroidery workshop planned

PREVIEW OF EVENTS
May 29 - May 31