Nase Novine, April 19, 1978

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Following Proclamation was adopted at
the meeting o fe Woro Peace Counpll
held In Washington:
The World Peace Council proc- laims its confidence in the power of the
peoples of the world to avert war and
to defend and build peace. Great victories have been won
through the struggles of the peoples.
The flag of freedom and progress flies
over scores of lands which were en- slaved only yesterday. Peace has
triumphed in many lands against the
most brutal aggressions of our times.
The principles of peace, interna-'- "
tional security and cooperation, of
peaceful coexistence are increasingly
recognized as the main basis for inter-national
relations.
Never have the opportunities for
peace been greater. People
everywhere are tired of wasting pre-cious
resources in war'arsenals and of
piling up new devastating weapons
that increasingly threaten their sec-urity
and life.
Movement growing
Never before in history has there
been such a mighty, all-embrac- ing movement against war and for peace
and the ending of the arms race, for
disarmament. This movement is at
the same time directed towards
achieving a new international
economic order, and against colonial
bondage, old and new, against hunger
and poverty, against exploitation, dis-crimination,
racism, fascism —
against all the evils which accompany
the arms race.
All progress achieved in changing
the international climate and making
it .healthier is-endanger-ed
by the
speeding up of the arms race.
, A billion4 dollars' are being spent
every single day on armaments, while
every single day a billion men, women '
and children suffer the death pangs of
starvation and hunger, &
', The,ar'ms,Trace;?clevours4heJlesh
and blood of 'millions.
; It is a principaKcause of the
economic crisjs.,which sweeps many
countries, bHrfgingwith. Hi the
scourges of unemployment, poverty
and disease.
r The arms race grows with every
hour —not only quantitatively butalso
qualitatively. Evei' more deadly
weaponsof mass destruction are being
perfected.
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Desperate at the successes, of the
feace fornceews, athtteacwksa.r makers have
Stop war profiteers
We call for vigilance against these
new conspirapies by the military — in-dustrial
complexes, the transnational
corporations — all those who profit
from the arms race.
We proclaim our determination to
fight for the slashing of military
budgets, for the stopping of all arms
supplies fascist and reactionary re-gimes,
for an end to the destabilization
operations, which threaten many
countries today.
The World Peace Council proc-laims
its full support for the efforts of
the United Nations, of the govern-ments,
political parties and organiza-tions
dedicated to peace, of the
peoples, to end the arms race, ban
all nuclear and other weapons of mass
destruction, to adopt effective mea-sures
for the reductionof arms and to
move towards general and complete
disarmament.
We condemn and are totally op-posed
the development of the im-moral
and deadly. neutron bomb.
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We proclaim our full support for the
calling by the United Nations as soon
as possible of a World Disarmament
Conference.
Detente, the easing of tensions, arid
all that it means for the world is
threatened by the arms race.
We proclaim our determination to
intensify our efforts for the ending of
the arms race and for disarmament —
vital conditions for the consolidation of
detente, for making the process of de-tente
irreversible. We invite all who
stand for peace to join hands in these
efforts.
A new world can be built. Hunger
and poverty can be banished. Fas-cism,
racism, discrimination can be
ended for all times. Independence and
equality for all peoples can be en-sured.
The peoples can be assured
their sacred right to live without fear.
The struggle for disarmament and
detente is the struggle' for the building
of aШnew world.
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RACE.
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' Among the 16,000 delegates to the 11th
World Festival of Youth and Students will
be 240 Canadians, the Preporatory Commi-ttee
of Canada has announced. The fes-tival,
to be held in Havana Cuba from' July
28 to August 5 this summer, .will bring
together young people f pm oveM 40 coun-tries.
The theme oMhe Festival — for pea"-c-e,
frienship and solidarity — will be refle-cted
In dozens of concerts, seminars,
sports and cultural events planned In the
festival program.
The size of the Canadian delegation will
be largest representation Canada has had
in the Festivals' thirty year history. "We're
quite pleased that 240 Canadians will have
the" chance to participate in this1 unique'
International event", Anna Larsen( co-chairm- an
of the Canadian. committee com-mented.
"We expect to have a very repre-sentative
delegation of young people from
all parts of Canada. The Canadian dele-gation
will Include young workers, farm
youth, students and unemployed. As well,
diverse organizations will have representa-tives
in the delegation from Canada", she
added.
The two co-chairm- en of the'Canadian
committee, Larsen .from English Canada
and. Daniel Pauquet from Quebec, have
just returned from a visit to Havana. There
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Dr. Lowrie
Dr. Howard Lowrie je poznat kao
izvanredan lijecnik i humanista,
cija'je prva briga uvijek bila da
pomogne covjeka. On je olicenje
dobrote. Grupa njegovih bliskih
prijatelja je odlucila da obiljezi
njegov 90-rodend- an, koji se navr-sav-a
pocetkom marta. Priredba ce
se odrzati u nedjelju 5. marta, u
Ukrajinskom radnickom domu, 300
Bathurst Street, a pocet ce u 1.30
poslije podne.
Posjetimo ovu priredbu, odajmo
pocast dobrom doktoru.
1979 — Balkan Year
of Tourism
The 10th conference of the offi-cial
tourist organisations from the
Balkan countries ended recently in
Athens. It was established that
cooperation in the sphere of tou-rism
is developing successfully
which contributes to the streng-thening
of good neighbourly rela-tions
between the Balkan peoples.
The conference decided to pro-claim
1979 as the Balkan Year of
Tourism. For this purpose uniform
combined initiaries will be set up
including the most interesting his-toric
and cultural sights. A general
tourist map of the Balkans and a
general tourist guide will be is-sued.
240 Canadians to go to
they saw Cuban preparations for the
nine-da- y youth gathering and held discus-sions
with the Permanent Commission
which is responsible for organizing the
Festival.
"Cuba already has a Festival atmosphe-re",
Larsen said. "Everywhere you go, on
houses, schols, factories, you see Festi-val
posters and decorations. Virtuallyevery
Cuban is involved In some sort of activity
for the Festival. They're making handi-crafts
to give to the foreign delegates,1--,
planting trees, restoring Havana. It's quite
impressive".
In Canada, the Preparatory Committee
has branches throughout the country and.
includes within Its bi-natio-nal
structure,
the Co-ordinatin- g" Committee of Quebec,
Forty-on- e organizations'' have joined the
committee to date, Including student fede-rations,
trade unions, youth organizations
and peace groups.
In addition to organizing the Canadian
delegation, the Preparatory Committee of
Canada hopes to involve thousands of
young people in preparatory activities.
Those Interested in learning more about-th- e Festival and the work of the Canadian
committee should contact the Preparatory
Committee of Canada at P.O. Box 99,
Station V, Toronto M6R 3A5.
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