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National Captive Nations Committee, Inc "... I have sworn upon the altar of God,eternal hostility against every form of tyranny over the mind of man..." — Thomas Jefferson NATIONAL CAPTIVE NATIONS COMMITTEE, INC. EXECUTIVE BOARD P.O. BOX 1171 COMMITTEE MEMB GEORGE MEANY (1965-80) Walter Choplwskyj (PhoenTJt>^lz.) President, AFL-CIO WASHINGTON, D.C. 20013 Katherlne Chumachenko (Wasfftrstfon. D.C.) Honorary Chairman Mrs. Bernlce Courtney (Miami. Flaj^ (202)638-0549 Dr. Lev E. Dobrlansky (Alexandria, Va.) HON. HERBERT C. HOOVER (1960-64) Lee Edwards (Chevy Chase, Md.) ,r6 John M. Fisher (Chicago, III.) DR. LEV E. DOBRIANSKY William J. GIN (Pittsburgh, Pa.) Georgetown University Dr. Henry Lane Hull (Huntsville, Ala.) Chairman Dr. Walter H. Judd (Washington, D.C.) (on leave of absense) Joseph Lesawyer (Jersey City, N.J.) Alton Ochsner, Jr., M.D.(New Orleans, La.) KATHERINE C. CHUMACHENKO Dr. Edward M. O'Connor (Buffalo, N.Y.) Executive Secretary Dr. Michael S. Pap (University Heights, Ohio) V. Walter Pretka (Rockvllle, Md.) V. WALTER PRETKA June 22, 1983 Mrs. Phyllis Schlafly (Alton, III.) Financial Secretary Walter Trohan (County Clare, Ire.) Mr. F. Andy Messing, Jr. National Defense Council 501 Church Street Vienna, Virginia 22180 Dear Mr. Messing: The National Captive Nations Committee is pleased to announce the finalized agenda for our 25th observance of Captive Nations Week. The following three events are scheduled throughout the day on Monday, July 18, 1983, and will feature a variety of distinguished speakers. A luncheon, which will also be an observance of the 40th Anniversary of the Anti-Bolshevik Bloc of Nations, with Congressman Philip M. Crane as Master of Ceremonies will be co-sponsored by Representatives Gerald Solomon and Samuel Stratton. Keynote addresses will be given by Richard Allen, former National Security Advisor and The Honorable Yaroslav Stetsko, President of the Anti-Bolshevik Bloc of Nations. A Conference on the Captive Nations following the luncheon will be moderated by Major General John K. Singlaub, Chairman of the U.S. Council for World Freedom and Chairman of the Steering Committee planning the Captive Nations commemoration, and will feature eight regional experts on the captive nations of the world. We are very excited about the final event of this 25th commemoration, which will be a dinner with The Honorable George Bush, Vice President of the United States, presenting the keynote address. The dinner will be hosted by Senator Jeremiah Denton, with Counselor Edward J. Derwinski, one of the drafters of the Captive Nations Resolution, serving as Master of Ceremonies. It is the intention of the National Captive Nations Committee to inform the American public and its elected officials of the plight of the peoples and nations of the world who are presently being held captive by Russian imperialism, and of the danger posed by further communist expansion. It is our sincere hope that you are planning to join us in this 25th observance of Captive Nations Week. Please consider (if you haven't already) supporting us in our efforts by becoming either a "Guardian of Freedom" ($1,000 contribution) or a "Friend of Freedom" ($250 contribution) today. Your contributions are tax-deductible and you or your organization will be recognized in all Conference agendas and programs, as well as receiving (Established in accordance with Joint Congressionai Resoiution and Presidentiai Proclamation—Public Law 86-90) Library Repositories at Hoover institution (Stanford, Cal.) and Syracuse University (N.Y.) (PROOLAIMERS AND ADVISORY COMMITTEE LISTED ON REVERSE SIDE) NATIONAL CAPTIVE NATIONS WEEK HONOR ROLL PROCLAIMERS PRESIDENTSQFU.S A Michaels Dukakis(Mass) MAYORS OFCITIES William H. Hudnut. ill (Indianapolis. Ind.) Pierre S DuPont(Dela ) Phillip L. Isenberg (Sacramento. Cal.) Dwight D. Eisenhower Joseph Alioto(San Francisco. Cal.) James B. Edwards(S C.) Edward I Koch (New York, N.Y.) John F. Kennedy JohnS Ballard (Akron. Ohio) March Fong Eu (Cal) Actg. Gov Moon Landrieu (New Orleans. La.) Lyndon B. Johnson Ted Bates(Warren Mich.) Ella Grasso(Conn.) Alfred J Lieous (Binghamton. N.Y.) Richard M. Nixon Dale G Bennett(Hialeah. Fla ) MarkO Hatfield (Ore ) Henry W Maier (Milwaukee. Wis.) Gerald R. Ford Michael Bilandic (Chicago. Ill ) James B Hunt. Jr (N C.) Stanley M Makowski (Buffalo. N.Y ) Jimmy Carter Tom Bradley (Los Angeles Cal) Blair Lee III (Md ) John C. Mandanici (Bridgeport, Conn.) Ronald W. Reagan Vincent A Cianci Jr (Providence. R I ) John A. Love (Colo.) Richard E. Olson (Des Moines. lo.) E Lee Comer. Jr.(Independence. Mo.) Juan Luis(VI) Marvin Randle (Irving Tex.) GOVERNORS OF STATES Joseph S Daddona (Allentown. Pa ) Scott M. Matheson (Utah) John E Reardon (Kansas City. Kan.) Richard J Daley (Chicago 111 ) Jerry Apodaca (N.M.) William G Milliken (Mich ) Gene Rhodes(Fremont. Cal.) Theodore E Dimauro (Springfield. Mo.) Bruce E. Babbitt (Ariz.) Mike O Callaghan (Nev ) James W Rutherford (Flint. Mich.) Thomas D Dolan (Deaborn Mich) Robert F. Bennett(Kan.) Dixie Lee Ray (Wash ) Thomas P. Ryan. Jr.(Rochester. N.Y.) Abe L Drasin (Grand Rapids. Mich ) David L. Boren (Okla.) James A. Rhodes(Ohio) John Seymour (Anaheim. Cal.) Thomas J Early (Worcester. Mass.) Dolph Briscoe (Tex.) John D Rockefeller. IV (W Va.) Harvey I Sloan (Louisville. Ky.) Maurice A Ferre (Miami. Fla ) Edmund G. Brown (Gal.) Nelson A. Rockefeller(N Y.) Wendall C Soltis(Endicott. N.Y.) Richard H Fulton (Nashville Tenn.) John A, Burns(Hawaii) William W. Scranton (Pa.) Bobbie Sterne (Cincinnati. Ohio) Gerald W Graves(Lansing Mich) George Busbee (Ga.) Richard A. Snelling (Vt.) Vincent J Thomas(Norfolk. Va ) James D Griffin (Buffalo. N Y.) Brendan Byrne(N.J.) Joseph P. Teasdale (Mo.) Charles B. Wheeler. Jr.(Kansas City. Kan.) Gilbert R Gunn (Sunnyvale Cal) Hugh L. Carey (N.Y.) James R Thompson (III.) Thomas E Williams(Johnson City. N.Y.) Arthur J Holland (Trenton. N J ) John H. Chafee (R.I.) Meldrim Thomson. Jr (N.H.) Clarence A. Holland (Virginia Beach. Va.) John N. Dalton (Va.) George C Wallace (Ala.) ADVISORY COMMITTEE UNITED STATES SENATE Charles H. Percy (R —III) Edward J Derwinski (R—III.) John O Marsh. Jr.(D—Va.) William Proxmire(D—Wis ) John D. Dingell(D —Mich.) Robert H Michel(R —III) Gordon Allott(R—Colo.) Paul S Sarbanes(D—Md ) Robert K. Dornan (R—Cal.) George P Miller (D—Cal.) Birch Bayh (D—Ind.) Harrison (Jack)Schmitt (R —N M.) Thaddeus j. Dulski(D—N. Y.) John (Joe) Moakley (D—Mass.) Edward W. Brooke(R—Mass.) Richard S. Schweiker (R—Pa.) Joshua Eilberg (D—Pa.) John E Moss(D—Cal ) James L. Buckley (Con. R —N.Y.) Hugh Scott(R —Pa.) Leonard Farbstein(D—N Y.) John M Murphy (D—N.Y.) Quentin N. Burdick (D—N.D.) Adlai Stevenson. Ill (D—III.) Dante B. Fascell(D—Fla ) Morgan F Murphy (D—III.) Prescott Bush (R—Conn.) Strom Thurmond (R —S C.) Michael A Feighan (D—Ohio) Lucien N Nedzi(D—Mich.) Clifford P Case(R —N.J.) John G. Tower (R—Tex.) Millicent H Fenwick (R—N.J.) Robert N C. Nix (D—Pa.) Frank Church (D—Ida.) Harrison A. Williams. Jr (D—N.J.) Paul Findley (R—III) Henry J Nowak (D—N.Y ) CarlT. Curtis(R —Nebr.) Milton R. Young (R —N D.) Paul A Fino(R —NY) Mary Rose Oakar (D—Ohio) Everett M. Dirksen (R—III.) Hamilton Fish. Jr (R —N Y ) Thomas P O Neill. Jr (D—Mass.) Christopher J. Dodd (D—Conn.) Daniel J Flood (D—Pa.) Richard L Ottinger (D—N.Y.) Thomas J. Dodd (D—Conn..) Edwin B Forsythe(R —N J ) Edward J Patten (D—N.J.) U S HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Robert Dole(R—Kan ) LH Fountain (D—N.C ) Ron Paul(R—Tex ) Pete V Domenici(R—N M ) Peter Frelinghuysen (R —N J ) Claude Pepper (D—Fla.) Peter H Dominick (R—Colo.) Bella Abzug(D—N Y.) Louis Frey.Jr (R—Fla) AdamC Powell(D—N.Y.) Paul H Douglas(D—III ) Joseph P Addabbo(D—N.Y ) Robert N Giaimo(D—Conn ) Melvin Price (D—III) James O Eastland (D—Miss.) Jerome A. Ambro(D—N.Y.) Jacob H Gilbert(D—N Y ) Roman Pucinski (D—III.) Clair Engle(D—Cal ) Glenn M. Anderson (D—Cal.) Benjamin Gilman (R —N Y ) Albert H Quie(R —Minn.) Paul J. Fannin (R —Ariz) Frank Annunzio (D—III.) Charles E Goodell(R —N.Y ) Henry S Reuss(D—Wis.) Hiram L. Fong (R —Hawaii) Bill Archer(R—Tex ) William F Goodling (R—Pa.) John J Rhodes(R —Ariz.) E.J (Jake) Garn (R —Utah) John M Ashbrook (R—Ohio) William J Green(D—Pa) Matthew J Rinaldo(R—N.J ) Theodore Francis Green(D—R I > Robert E Bauman (R —Md.) Charles A Halleck (R—Ind ) Peter W Rodino. Jr (D—NJ) Robert P Griffin (R —Mich ) Alphonzo Bell(R —Cal) Seymour Halpern(D—N Y ) Roberta Roe(D—NJ.) Ernest Gruening (D—Alaska) Alvin M Bentley (R —Mich ) James M Hanley(D—N Y ) John J Rooney (D—N.Y ) Philip A Hart(D—Mich ) Mario Biaggi(D—N Y ) Julia Butler Hansen (D—Wash.) Benjamin S. Rosenthal(D—N.Y.) Vance Hartke(D—Ind ) James J Blanchard (D—Mich.) AS Herlong. Jr (D—Fla) Dan Rostenkowski (D—III.) S.I. Hayakawa (R—Cal.) John Brademas(D—Ind.) Marjorie Holt(R—Md ) John H Rousselot(R—Cal.) H John Heinz(R —Pa.) WilliamG Bray (R —Ind) Frank J Horton (R —N Y > Eldon Rudd (R —Ariz.) Jesse A Helms(R —N C) Williams Broomfield(R —Mich.) Henry John Hyde(R —III.) FernandJ St Germain (D—R.I.) Roman L Hruska (R—Nebr.) JoelT Broyhill(R —Va ) Edna F Kelly (D—N.Y ) Ronald A Sarasin (R—Conn.) Hubert H Humphrey (D—Minn) John Buchanan (R-Ala.) Jack F Kemp(R—N Y ) Samuel Stratton (D—N.Y.) Jacob K Javits(R —N.Y.) J Herbert Burke (R —Fla.) John C Kluczynski (D—III.) Guy Vander Jagt(R —Mich.) Kenneth Keating (R —N Y ) William T Cahill(R —NJ) Peter H Kostmayer(D—Pa ) Charles A Vanik (D—Ohio) William Langer (R —N D ) Del Clawson (R—Cal.) Robert J Lagomarsino(R—Cal ) Joe D Waggoner.
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