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DARBININKAS Nų Okupuotoje Lietuvoje Viešėjo Borutos Sodybą /S PAVERGTOS LIETUVOS KULTŪRINIO GYVENIMO — Birželio mėnesį dešimt die­ tas dabar būtų rodyklė į tokią DARBININKAS nų okupuotoje Lietuvoje viešėjo Borutos sodybą . .” Ne ką ge­ lietuvių “mokslo ir technikos” resnį vaizdą lankytojai rado ir grupė iš Amerikos. Grupę glo­ “Amerika pirtyje” autoriaus A. Vol. LXIII, Nr. 30 SECOND-CLASS 341 Highland Blvd. bojo “Tėviškės” draugija. Gru­ Vilkutaičio Gulbininiškiuose: Penktadienis-F rida y Postage paid at Brooklyn, N.Y. Brooklyn, N. Y. 11207 25 centai Rugpiūtis-August 4, 1978 pei vadovavo bostoniškis chemi­ augo tik keli didžiuliai ąžuolai jos inžinierius Donatas Šatas. ir senos liepos, už jų suversta Jis davė spaudai ir platesnį pa­ didelė akmenų krūva . Nei at­ sikalbėjimą. Grupėje buvo bos­ minimo lentelės , nei rodyklės toniškis architektas R. Mano- prie kelio. Sunku buvo rasti ir ATGARSIAI DĖL V. PETKAUS IR maitis, muzikas S. Cibas, detroi- J. Basanavičiaus Ožkabalius. tiškiai V. ir K. Kebliai, chemi­ Tik melioratoriai nuvedė, kur KITŲ DISIDENTŲ NUTEISIMO jos profesorius iš Chicagos B. reikia. Tokia pat bėda buvo ir su Jeselskis, stomatologė N. Remei­ A. Krikščiukaičio-Aišbės Būb- nais: rodyklė yra, bet nėra ke­ Disidentų Viktoro Petkaus, kui buvo sufabrikuotas kaltini­ daus reikalas. kienė. Liet. Mokslo akademijo­ liuko. Ekskursantai pasigedo ir Anatolijaus Ščaranskio, Alek­ mas, kad jis yra homoseksua­ Religinių bendruomenių laiš­ je ir tiksliųjų moksl! institutuo­ JT saugumo taryba patvirti­ komunistų veikėjų Z. Angarie- sandro Ginzburgo, Vladimiro las. Surastas vienas jaunuolis, ke pažymima, jog, pagal Hel­ se. svečiai skaitė 6 mokslines no vakarų valstybių planą da­ čio ir P. Eidukevičiaus tėviš­ Slepako ir kitų disidentų teis­ kuris liudijo, kad Petkus jį su­ sinkio konferencijos susitari­ paskaitas. Tie paskaitininkai bar P. Afrikos valdomai Nami­ kių, bet už tai atsigavo Bū­ mai susilaukė tarptautinio atgar­ vedžiojo. Kitiem kaltinimam įro­ mus, disidentam keliami teis­ buvo: D. Šatas, B. Jaselskis, K. bijai nepriklausomybei suteikti dviečiuose — gražiai sutvarkyto­ sio. Dalis atgarsių minima šios dymų nesurado. Teismo metu mo procesai ir apskritai žmo­ Keblys ir N. Remeikienė. Svečiai ir paskyrė suomį Martti Oiva je išgamos V. Mickevičiaus-Kap­ dienos Darbininko vedamaja­ V. Petkus visą laiką tylėjo. gaus teisių slopinimas sudaro lankėsi Vilniuje, Verkiuose, Tra­ Athisaari savo įgaliotiniu perei­ suko tėviškėje. Šiam dievaičiui me. Čia paliesime mus pasieku­ Kun. Karolis Garuckas, pats tarptautinę problemą, kuri ne­ kuose, Rumšiškėse, Kaune, Klai­ namajam laikotarpiui, tačiau P. smilkalų negailima! Lankytojai sius atgarsius. būdamas Lietuvos Helsinkio gali nerūpėti pasaulio viešajai pėdoje, Palangoje. Taip jau yra, Afrika nesutinka, kad jos at­ sutvarkytas rado ir V. Kudirkos, grupės narys, liudydamas teis­ nuomonei. kad už “Tėviškės” draugijos glo­ skirai valdytas Walvis Bay uos­ P. Rimšos, J. Jablonskio tėviš­ Pasisakė Šv. Tėvas me V. Petkaus byloje, pareiškė bą svečiai turi atsilyginti giria­ tas atitektų Namibijai. - o - kes. Popiežius Paulius VI liepos pats esąs atsakingas, lygiai kaip maisiais pareiškimais spaudoje. Portugalijos vyriausybės ko­ JAV Senatas liepos 11 ir At­ 16 susitikime su tikinčiaisiais ir Petkus, už paruoštus grupės Šį kartą tokius pareiškimus pa­ — Okupuotoje Lietuvoje kai­ alicinė centro demokratų parti­ stovų rūmai liepos 12 priėmė Castelgandolfe išreiškė skausmą dokumentus. Kai teisėjai pagra­ darė D. Šatas, B. Jaselskis, R. mas yra daugiausia nuskriaustas; ja atšaukė 3 savo ministerius bendrą rezoliuciją, kurioje pa­ dėl sovietinių teismų paskelbtų sė, kad jis taip pat galėtų būti Manomaitis ir N. Remeikienė. iš ūkininko atimta žemė, su­ iš vyriausybės už tai, kad že­ brėžta, kad teisimas Viktoro Pet­ nuosprendžių žmogaus teisių nubaustas, kun. Garuckas atsa­ “Gimtajam krašte” įdėtos ir gru­ griautos sodybos, išnaikinti so­ mės ūkio ministeris vilkino už­ kaus, A. Ščaranskio ir A. Ginz­ gynėjam. kė: “Aš būčiau laimingas, galė­ pinės svečių nuotraukos. Sovie­ dai, žmonės paversti beteisiais grobtų žemių grąžinimą jų tik­ burgo, kurie gynė Helsinkio Šv. Tėvas pabrėžė, kad po­ damas priverčiamųjų darbų sto­ tinei propagandai panaudoja­ darbo vergais ir suvaryti į naujo riesiem savininkam ir sukėlė susitarimus, kelia gilų JAV žmo­ litinių pažiūrų išreiškimas arba vykloje mirti, kaip mirė prieš mos ir mokslininkų viešnagės! tipo kumetynus, kuriuose nėra vyriausybės krizę. Min. pirm. nių susirūpinimą; tai trukdo ug­ reikalavimas apsaugoti kiekvie­ mane trys Lietuvos vyskupai”. — Sovietinės terminologijos erdvės ir laisvės. Dėl sun­ Mario Soares buvo priverstas dyti pasitikėjimą ir bendradar­ nam žmogui priklausančias tei­ žodis PLENARAS (pagal Dabar­ kių darbo ir gyvenimo sąlygų, atsistatydinti. Prez. Antonio biavimą tarp JAV ir SSSR. ses negali būti laikomas nusi­ Atgarsiai Amerikoje tinės lietuvių kalbos žodyną — ypač menkų uždarbių labai sun­ Ramalho Eanes numato pats pa­ Ryšium su Pavergtų Tautų kaltimu ir baudžiamas. Rūpes­ Amerikos pagrindinių religi­ susirinkimas) tenykštėje spaudo­ kiai jaunimas prigyja kaime. Kas skirti naują min. kabinetą. savaite daugelis JAV senatorių tis žmogaus teisių apsaugojimu nių bendruomenių atstovai pa­ je reiškia menininkų darbo sto­ tik gali, veržiasi į miestus, Angolos prez. Agostino Neto ir kongresmanų, primindami negali būti laikomas kišimusi siuntė laišką Sovietų Sąjungos vyklą, kurioje kuriama pagal iš kur daugiau pramogų, kur geres­ ir Zaires prez. Mobutu Sese Lietuvos pavergimą, iškėlė Vik­ į valstybės vidaus reikalus. ambasadoriui Washingtone anksto duotą temą. Neseniai Vil­ nis atlyginimas. Tik neseniai Seko sutarė neleisti naudoti toro Petkaus persekiojimą. Ypač Dobryninui. Reiškiamas susirū­ niuje pasibaigė tapytojų plena- partija ir valdžia sukruto gerin­ savo teritorijų puolimam prieš stipriai jį užtarė šen. J. Heinz Žinios iš Vokietijos pinimas disidentų nuteisimu ras, kurio tema buvo VILNIUS. ti ir kaimo kultūrinį gyvenimą. susitariančias šalis ir nugink­ (R.-Pa.), Ch. Percy (R.-Ill.), Dienraštis “Die Welt” vaka­ sunkiomis kalėjimo bausmėmis. Plenare dalyvavo tik keli lietu­ Štai kompozitorių sąjunga įsipa­ luoti jų valstybėse veikusias kongresmanai: Fr. Annunzio (D- rų Berlyne liepos 19 paskel­ Laišką pasirašė JAV katalikų viai dailininkai, o daugumas reigojo kaime rengti koncertus. ginkluotas grupes. 111.), J. Addabo (D-N.Y.), W.R. bė Dietrich Mummendey vyskupų konferencijos generali­ menininkų buvo atvykę iš “bro­ Rašytojai siunčiami į kolūkius JAV senatas sutiko panaikinti Cotter (D-Conn.), J. Eilberg (D.- straipsnį apie V. Petkaus teis­ nis sekretorius vysk. Kelly, liškų respublikų”. Nutapyta per skaityti savo kūrinių. Spaudoje ginklų pardavimo draudimą Pa.), M. Murphy (D.-I1L), A.J. mą. Amerikos Krikščioniškųjų Baž­ 150 paveikslų. Jie buvo parody­ rašoma, kad praėjusiais metais Turkijai, jei Turkija parodys ge­ Murphy (D.-Pa.), C. Pepper (D.- Korespondentas rašo, kad apie nyčių Tarybos pirmininkas Wil- ti publikai Meno darbuotojų žemės ūkyje surengta 115 kon­ ros valios sprendžiant Kipro Fla.), R.A. Sarasin (R.-Conn.), penkiasdešimt žmonių būrelis, liam Thompson ir JAV žydų rūmuose. Dalis jų liks Vilniuje, certų, kad kasmet pastatoma po problemą. Taip pat sutiko pa­ E. Derwinski (R.-Ill.) ir kiti. pusė jų jaunimas, du kartus per tarybos pirmininkas rabinas kitus išsiveš dailininkai į savo 20 kaimo kultūros namų. Daug naikinti Rodezijai ūkines sank­ - o - dieną kalbėjo rožančių prie teis­ Saul Teplitz. kraštus. Kitas dailininkų plena- rašytojų esą nukreipę savo akis cijas, kai ten krašto valdymas New York Times liepos 29 mo salės Vilniuje. Paklausti, už Religinių bendruomenių de­ ras vyksta Klaipėdoje. Tema — į kaimą: J. Baltušis, Alf. Bie­ bus perleistas juodųjų daugu­ išspausdino du laiškus redak­ ką jie meldžiasi, atsakė, kad už legacija siekė laišką Dobryninui “Jūra — 78”. Dalyvauja 9 ma­ liauskas, V. Bubnys, V. Dautar­ mai. cijai V. Petkaus ir kitų disi­ tą, kuris bus nekaltai nuteis­ įteikti asmeniškai, bet ambasa­ žiau pasireiškę Vilniaus daili­ tas, M. Martinaitis, E. Matuze- Bolivijos teismui panaikinus dentų reikalu. tas. dorius atsisakė delegaciją pri­ ninkai, vadovaujami V. Gurs­ vičius, V. Reimeris, K. Saja, ten vykusius prezidento rinki­ Viename David Abalos, imti. Sovietų ambasados valdi­ kio. Kūrybos motyvų daili­ Alb. Žukauskas ir kt. Spaudoje mus, kariuomenė perėmė kraš­ V. Petkus nėjo savanoriškai VVilliam Radtke, Mary Boutilier, į teismo salę. Jis buvo įtrauk­ ninkas pareiškė, jog disidentam ninkai rinkosi iš žvejybos ir pre­ rašoma, kad kumunistų partijos to valdymą į savo rankas, pri­ kybos uostų, iš žvejų gyvenimo. centro komitetas ypač susirū­ tas užlaužtomis rankomis. Pet­ iškelti procesai yra sovietų vi­ (nukelta į 2 psl.) vertė dabartinį prez. Hugo Ben- Buvo taip pat Nidoje, Ventės pinęs kaimo kultūrinimu ir gy­ zer Suarez atsistatydinti ir nau­ rage, Drėvernoje. Dailininkai venimo sąlygų pakilimu. Kaimas ju prezidentu paskyrė per rin­ savo kūrinius viešai rodys “Žve­ jau kyląs į kalną (?). kimus daugiausia balsų gavu­ jų šventės” metu surengtoje pa­ sį vyriausybės kandidatą gen. — Ir vėl ta “sesė” Gudija rodoje. Juan Pereda Asbun. (oficialiai — Baltarusija)! Nors Izraelio opozicinė partija — Liepos 13 Lietuvos spaudo­ Il-asis pasaulinis karas baigėsi smarkiai puolė min. pirmininko je paminėta marksistinio rašy­ daugiau kaip prieš 30 metų, vedamą politiką, kaltindama, tojo Kazio Kielos (1898-1963) bet sovietiniai propagandininkai kad jis visai nėra tikęs valsty­ aštuoniasdešimt metų gimimo vis dar ką nors iš anų laikų iš- bei vadovauti. sukaktis. Nepriklausomoje
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