The Ukrainian Weekly 1975

Address: The Ukrainian Weekly A PAST ТО REMEMBER 81-83 SrandStreet - A FUTURE ТО MOLD! Jersey City, NJ. 07303 B1CE30TBNN1AL OF THE M. : (201)434-0237 AMERICAN REVOLUTION J201) 434-0807 4212) 227-4125 CBОБОДА CENTENNIAL OF UKRA– Ukrainian National Ass'n UKRAINIAN D А ІLV INIAN SETTLEMENT IN Tel. : (?01) 451-2200 УКРАЇНСЬКИЙ ЩОДЕННИК THE U.8. (212) 227-5251 Шде ЗІкгашшп пЩ S^rtian ПК LXXXil. SECTION TWO No. 192 SVOBODA, THE UKRAINIAN WEEKLY, SATURDAY. OCTOBER n, 1975 ЦЕНТІВ 20 CENTS 4. 192 VOL. LXXXXI. INTER AMERICAN CONFERENCE CN FREEDOM FLORIDA CONGRESSMAN CALLS "ТІМЕ" SCORES WEST FOR NEGLECT FOR EXPULSLON OF UKRA1NE, AND SECUR1TY HELD !N WASH!NGTON BYELORUSSIA FROM U.N. CF UKRAINIAN DISSIDENTS AMERICAN COUNCIL FOR WORLD FREEDOM MEETS IN ANNUAL SESSION; NEW YORK, N.Y. - "The Communist regimes on "us– provakefL. Western outrage WASHINGTON, D.C - teria for nation-states and, UKRAINIAN REPRESENTATIVES RE-ELECTED TO EXECUTIVE ORGANS readiness of many Westcrn– ual!y fabricated charges" c^mmrnnurate with the reac– Rep. J. Herbert Burke (R.– therefore, cannot be members ers, from political leaders to goes to the very beginnings of tion– ro the Spanish execu– WASHINGTON, D.C. - stit::tion, as 2nd v;ce-presi– ill.) and Daniel J. Flood (D.– Fla.) introduced a congress– of the C.X. street demonstrators, to de– these regimes. tion.4," citing the case of the Scores of representatives from dent. Dr. Walter H. Judd was Pa.), spoke on relations bet- ional resolution Friday Sep– l^Hlther has, since the re–' nounce repression in Spain is "Even today these regimes 11 would-be hijackers in Len– various countries of South re-elected honorary president ween the U.S. and Latin Ame– tember 26, calling for the ex– volution of 1917, had any of rarely extended to the totali– hold political executions on ingrad in 1970. Two of them and Central America, as well of the ACWF. ' і rica, and the Panama Canal, pulsion of the Ukrainian SSR the attributes of sovereignty tarian countries," said "Time"' occasion (never announced), were given the death penalty, as the United States, took Dr. Walter Dushnyck, edi– respectively.. and the Byelorussian SSR and independence that are magazine, the country's lead– while the most peaceful forms later commuted by the Soviet part in the inter-American tor of "The Ukrainian Quar– Among the leading Latin from the United Nations on the criteria of nation-states ing news weekly, in its latest of ideological, religious and Supreme Court to 15 years at Conference on Freedom and teriy," was re-elected a mem– Americans who addressed the the grounds that both are for U.N. membership. Neither edition of October 13th. national dissent are.still pun– hard labor.- ished by long terms of hard Security, held at the Statler ber of the board of directors, conference were Brazilian "merely subdivisions of the has carried on its own .inter- in an article, entitled "Com– "ironically, the Soviet de– .labor. The most compelling Hilton Hotel here from Sep– while ignatius M. Billinsky, Congresswoman Dulce Salle Union of Soviet Socialist Re- national relations, indepen– munnist Dissidents: The Me– cision was prompted less by publics, incorporated into the exaifepte: the Ukrainian na– tember 25 to Ssptember 28. editor of "America," another Cunha, Augustin Navarro ot dently of the Soviet Union," mory Hole," the magazine the world-wide protest than USSR at a truly horrendous tionalists in the Soviet Un– The conference was spon– UCCA delegate, was re-elect– Mexico and Chile's Supreme said Rep. Burke. scores Western leaders and by Franco's decision to com– ed a membar-at-large. cost in human lives." ionSC sored by the American Coun– Court Justice, Enrique Urru– lb said that Ukraine and Western public opinion for mute the death sentences of cil for World Freedom (AC– tia. Rep^ Herbert, however, em–' failing to speak out in defense Th^ article concludes by Joining the new board of Byelorussia are "not permit- six Basque nationalists sche– WF), an Атегісац organiza– directors were Adm. John Other internationally known phasized that both Ukraine of political prisoners incar– stating that "only one case and Byelorussia have re– ted to do so, because both are, in a Communist country has duled to die at the same time." tion founded in 1971 to pro- McCain (USN, Ret.), who re- figures who addressed the and have been since the Rus– cerated in Soviet concentra– vide better coordination of placed the late Gen. Thomas plenary session of the con– peatedly demonstrated a tion camps and insane historic sense of identity and s:an Revolution and the time efforts of the many organiza– A. Lane, and Paul Bethel, ferenca were: Dr. Ku Cheng– of Lenin, merely subdivisions asylums, citing - specifically tions and individuals dedi– American political leader of kang, Republic of China, ho– fierce nationalism," paying a "the Ukrainian nationalists in UKRAINIANS WANT TO SEE THEIR high price for their desire of th? Union of Soviet Soclal– cated to the cause of freedom Miami, Fla, norary president of WACL; ist Republics, incorporated in– the Sonet Union." COUNTRY FREE, SAYS SHR1YER and national independence Mrs. Slava Stetzko, represent– for real independence. The Florida legislator said to the USSR at a truly hor– "Unlike the Basque sepa– Mr. Shriver stated that he throughout the world. views, Stand ing Ukraine and the ABN, end WASHINGTON, D.C. what the two republics have rendou.s cost in human life." ratists in Spain." said the art– and his iumily were "royally Taking part in the con– Simas Kudirka, former "citi– Sargeant Shriver, one of the none of the international cri– ft?Continued on p. 4W !cle, "Uuy (Ukrainian dissi– candidates for the Democratic greeted" by Kievites on what ference were representatives The views and political zen of the Gulag Archipela– dents) call for nothing more presidential nomination, said was their first visit to the U– of Argentina, Brazil, Canada, stance of the Americas were go," both of whom spoke tadlcal tlmn the wider use in an interview with the U– krainian capital Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, expressed by scores of speak– about the persecution of the of tha Ukrainian language in krainian division of the voice Cuba, El Salvador, Guate– ers during the three-day con– Ukrainian and Lithuanian Center for Ethnic Affairs schools and other forms of "Kiev's charm is distin– of America that many Ukra– mala, Mexico, Nicaragua, Re- ference, both in the plenary peoples, as well as other non- cultural autonomy' for their guished by its own identity, To Publish Works on Ethmes inia;:s want to see their coun– which other cities today do public of China, United States, sessions and the three panels. Russian peoples, by Commun– r 4S.5 million countrymen. Foi trj independent. venezuela, vietnam, Ukraine Three U.S. Senators and two iet Russia. not possess," he said, adding WASHINGTON, D.C. - non-profit tax exempt organi– this hundreds .of Ukrainians The interview with Mr. and Lithuania. U.S. Congressmen were the in the past decade have been that Kiev "greatly impres– Che National Center for Ur– zation founded in 1970 by Shriver by vOA staffer "Ada featured speakers: Sen. Carl Panels sentenced to terms of up to sed" him. Representing Ukraine was ban Ethnic Affairs (NCUEA) Msgr, Geno Baroni, which dis– Kulyk centered on his recent Curtis (R.-Neb.) spoke on 14 years in camps or com– The Democratic president' Mrs. Slava Stetzko, editor of has received a grant from the seminnt s information, con- trip to Kiev. "Why We Should Not Re- Friday and Saturday three tnittcd to prison lunatic ial hopeful commented in the "ABN Correspondence" and Office of Education within the ducts research and develops "Even today there are cognize Cuba," while Sen. panels of experts dealt with asylums." interview that Kiev was once member of the ABN executive Department of Health, Educa– many Ukrainians who would Strom Thurmond (R.-S.C), a variety of topics relating to and supports programs con– the cultural capital Of East– board in Munich, West Ger– tfon end Welfare to collect, The magazine goes on to want to see Ukraine an in– a long-time supporter of U.S. the political, economic and so– cerned with ethnic Americans ern Europe.and that it prides many, while Simas Kudirka, evaluate and disseminate cite -such Ukrainian dissidents, dapendent state, because, af– sovereignty over the Panama cial problems of Latin Ame– in urban society. itself in its ancient tradi– the world-famed Lithuanian sthnie studies materials to as-valcntyn Moroz, Leonid ter all, it is larger than many Canal, spoke on the proposed rica and Cuba, as well as UJ3. in announcing the grant tions. seaman, represented Lithua– schools, colleges, universities, Pliushch, lvan Svitlychhy, of the countries which have return of the Canal and Canal policies toward the Southern and its plans, the Center caJ– community and ethnic organi– lhor and iryna Kalynets, and already gained their inde– Mr. Shriver was accompan– nia. Zone to Panama; Sen. Jesse Hemisphere. led on all ethnic organizations zation3. other Ukrainian poliUcal pri– pendence. Ukraine has its ied on his visit to Kiev by his Helms (R,-K,CA, PS a keynor The first panel, moderated ftnd"4hviduats.to send in any 3 Meeting of ACWF Under the grant; the"Cen– sWiSri лгпо :;rc "scarcely own history, artd its Own lan– wife, Eunice, his– three chil– :er, spoke on "A New Policy "by Dr. Possony, consisted of materials, articles, books, ter will prepare four publica– known in the West." guage, culture and tradi– dren, and his nephew, John F. for Latin America"; Con– two psrts and dealt with films, filmstrips or any other, Thursday afternoon the tions containing actual ma– The magazine states that tions," said bir.

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