COMMUNISM

Addresses

Central America Policy: President Reagan, 11705-11707 [10MY]

College of Charleston Commencement: Senator Hollings, 14146-14147 [24MY]

Defense of Freedom and Peace: Winston Churchill (1938 excerpt), 13043 [21MY]

East-West Relations: Senator Mathias, 15510 [7JN]

Polish Constitution Day: Representative Borski, 11056 [3MY]

U.S./Soviet Exchange: President Reagan, 20001 [28JN]

Affidavits

Nicaraguan terrorism: Robert Stark, 8419 [9AP]

Amendments

Afghanistan: supporting struggle to gain freedom (S. Con. Res. 74), 28926 [3OC]

Articles and editorials

Afghan Rebels Are Said To Flee Valley, 10044 [26AP]

Afghan Rebels Said To Elude Soviets, 10811 [3MY]

Afghan Resources Flowing to U.S.S.R., 794 [30JA]

Afghan War—Russians Tell of the Horror, 20016 [29JN]

Afghanistan—Caravans on Moonless Nights—How the CIA Supports and Supplies the Anti-Soviet Guerrillas, 15527 [8JN]

Afghanistan—Reviving the Songs of Old, 24670 [10SE]

Afghanistan—The Secret Terror, 13051 [21MY]

All the News That's Fit To Hear, 15982 [12JN]

America Speaks With a Shrill Voice, 8280 [5AP]

America's Constricted ``Voice'', 6932 [28MR]

Amnesty Is Only the Beginning, 21354 [26JY]

Angola's Anti-Soviet Guerrillas, 14101-14105 [24MY]

Apes on a Treadmill (1975 excerpt), 11434 [8MY]

Archbishop Raps Media in Nicaragua, 10328 [30AP]

Arms Found Under Cuban Embassy Floor in Grenada, 10264 [26AP]

Back in the U.S.S.R.—Park Ridge Man Finds One Party Is No Party, 1757 [2FE]

Bear Descends on the Lion, 10811 [3MY]

Beyond Wickgate, 2256 [8FE]

Big Soviet Drive in Afghanistan Reflects Tougher Chernenko Line, 12899 [18MY]

Boiling the Ocean, 30145 [4OC]

Brotherhood, Reds Infect Every Niche of El Salvador, 692 [27JA]

Bulgaria Hired Agca To Kill Pope, Report of Italian Prosecutor Says, 17608-17612 [20JN], 19602-19606 [28JN]

Bulgaria Invites U.S. Firms To Discuss Trade Prospects in May, 19601 [28JN]

Bulgaria Said Major Transit Point for Heroin to United States, 19602 [28JN]

Cambodia—Before and After, 7657 [4AP]

Castro's Legacy to Cuba—A Culture of Poverty, 2729 [21FE]

Central America—Terminology Is Not Just Academic, 9894 [25AP]

Change in El Salvador, 12359 [15MY], 12616 [16MY]

Chinese Communist Narcotics Exports, 8617 [10AP]

Cocaine Valued at $1.2 Billion Reported Seized in Colombia, 6158 [21MR]

Commonsense on Mexico, 12358 [15MY]

Communist Coup in Czechoslovakia, 3291 [23FE]

Communist Regimes, 11435 [8MY]

Contras Bring Terror to Valley in Nicaragua, 8648-8650 [10AP]

Covert Activity in Nicaragua, 8018 [5AP]

Cuba and Repression—Castro's Victims, 10997 [3MY]

Cuba Gun Traffic Reported, 6158 [21MR]

Cuban Apologists Short on Reality, 128 [23JA]

Cuban Challenge, 26908 [25SE]

Dangerous Fishermen, 24547 [6SE]

``Days of Detente'' Were Not Days of Wine and Roses, 3047 [22FE]

Defectors Say Morale Is Low in Afghan War, 22086 [2AU]

Democracies (excerpt), 19578 [28JN]

Double Yardstick of Human Rights, 17632 [20JN]

Draining a Superfluous Slush Fund, 19577 [28JN]

Duarte Maxims (excerpt), 10689 [2MY]

Eastern Bloc Nations Boldly Look to West, 26184 [19SE]

Echoes of Cuba in Nicaragua, 11435 [8MY]

El Salvador Turning Into ``Vietnam West'' for U.S.?, 7053, 7062 [29MR]

Elections Yes, Opposition No, 26174 [19SE]

500,000 Afghans Are Reported To Face Starvation, 15525 [8JN]

Freelance Photographer Chronicles Story of the Country of Boiled Beef, 1757 [2FE]

Gen. Giap's Victory, 11926 [10MY]

Grenada and International Law, 8529 [10AP]

Grenadian Shares Her Island's Pain, 9547 [12AP]

Hart Line, Soft Line, 8252-8254 [5AP]

Havana Haven—Smugglers of Drugs From Colombia to U.S. Are Protected by Cuba, 10399 [30AP]

Hedgehogs Aren't Lions—So Be Glad of Mr. Gromyko's Rolled-Up Russia, 15982 [12JN]

Institutional Violations of Human Rights Committed by Communist Cuba Denounced by Claudio Benedi, 19690 [28JN]

Introduction of Offensive Nuclear Weapons in Cuba Denounced, 19690 [28JN]

Is Fidel Ready To Deal?, 24148 [10AU]

Is Poland More Free Today?, 24136 [10AU]

K.G.B. Goes on the Offensive and the West Begins Striking Back (series), 3382-3385 [27FE]

Kampuchea—Frayed Nation, 7172 [30MR]

Law Is at the Breaking Point in CIA Aid to the Contras, 9892 [25AP]

Liberation a Deceit, 32551 [12OC]

Marx Defrocked, 25420 [13SE]

More Aid for the Contras?, 8650 [10AP]

National Endowment for Democracy (sundry Communist publications), 19571 [28JN]

New Crop of Isolationists, 10249 [26AP]

New Revolution in Nicaragua, 2272 [8FE]

Nicaragua Revisited—Journey of a Perplexed Moravian, 6920 [28MR]

Nuclear War Threat Advances Goal of Communist Enslavement, 332 [24JA]

Our Man in El Salvador, 10694 [2MY]

Panjsher Movement, 12898 [18MY]

Poland Indicted, 10008 [25AP]

President, Imagine What the Russians Think, 140 [23JA]

Public Apathetic to ``Backyard'' Peril, 17221 [19JN]

Public Opinion on the Vietnam War (1982 excerpt), 11434 [8MY]

Remember Afghanistan, 10044 [26AP]

Remember the Mine, 10117 [26AP]

Report From Afghanistan—The Conflict—and Civilian Toll—Worse Than Ever, 27403 [27SE]

Right and a Left to the Kremlin, 14870 [4JN]

Romero Said To Have Been Murdered by Communists, 7155 [29MR]

Russian Couple Yearns for Freedom, Security of Life in the United States, 1758 [2FE]

Russification of the Baltic Republics, 16439 [14JN]

Salvadoran Weapons Suppliers (excerpt), 7053 [29MR]

Soldiering, 7351 [2AP]

South of the Border, 14767 [31MY]

Soviet Connection—How Much Proof Do We Need?, 17607 [20JN], 25707 [18SE]

Soviet Treatment of Afghan Freedom Fighters, 7661 [4AP]

Soviets Bolster Afghan Force—Bombers Near Border, 10043 [26AP]

Soviets Decry Evil Influence of U.S. Football, 940 [30JA]

Soviets Round Up Members of Pacifist Group, 24149 [10AU]

Soviets Said To Bolster Hold on Part of Afghan Valley, 11970 [11MY]

Soviets Seen Overstaffing U.N. To Further Control It, 3043 [22FE]

Soviets Use Bombers in Afghanistan—Major Offensive Launched Against Rebel Stronghold, 10043 [26AP], 11200 [7MY]

Spook Busters, 32542 [12OC]

Stepped-Up Role Seen After U.S. Elections, 8628 [10AP]

Struggle of the Two Systems, 3952 [29FE]

Sufis and the Soviets—The Danger Within, 24671 [10SE]

Survey Finds Polish Detainees Ailing Following Confinement, 9769 [24AP]

Survivors Say Soviets Massacred Civilians in Afghan Villages, 20472 [23JY]

Talks Moving on U.S. Embassy in Angola, 14100 [24MY]

Things That Go Kaboom (excerpt), 9974 [25AP]

To Tell the Truth—Soviet Connection With Assassination Attempt on Pope, 18694 [26JN]

Totalitarian Rule Breeds Holocausts, 9548 [12AP]

Trying To Keep Detente Alive, 24584 [7SE]

Tyranny in Wencheslaus Square, 5555 [14MR]

U.S., Press Belgrade, 9033 [11AP]

U.S. Foreign Policy in Grenada (sundry), 9952-9955 [25AP]

U.S. Investigating Travel to Cuba—Washington Moves To Tighten Curbs, 24547 [6SE]

U.S. Official Holds Talks in East Berlin, 19601 [28JN]

U.S. Policies Backfire in Europe, 29918 [4OC]

U.S. Radio Broadcasts to Poland, 14581 [31MY]

U.S. Sanctions Against Poland, 21353 [26JY]

U.S. Spy Planes Aid Salvadorans During Combat, 7011, 7021 [29MR]

U.S. Vietnam Policy (excerpt), 11435 [8MY]

U.S.-Soviet Relations (sundry excerpts), 13040 [21MY]

Under the Ice—Czechoslovakia's Stirrings of Reform, 24073 [10AU]

Unheralded Afghans in Their Finest Hour, 793 [30JA]

View From the Kremlin, 15761 [11JN]

We Must Learn To Live With Revolutions—If the U.S. Can Befriend China, It Can Accept Nicaragua, 5254 [13MR], 7262 [30MR], 8624 [10AP], 9130-9131 [12AP]

Whatever Happened to the Kissinger Panel's Central America Consensus?, 10115-10117 [26AP]

Where We Stand—Why Not Nurture Democracy Abroad?, 18636 [26JN]

Why Some Writers Aren't Welcome Here, 14755 [31MY]

Bills and resolutions

Diplomats: mandatory reciprocity in the granting of privileges and immunities to personnel of Communist countries (see H.R. 6069)

Foreign trade: high technology sales to Communist countries (see S. 2342)

Warsaw Pact countries: infringements of religious freedom (see S. Con. Res. 119)

Book reviews

``Central America—Anatomy of a Conflict'', Christopher Dickey, 7355 [2AP]

Books

``Communitarianism for a More Human World'', Jose Napoleon Duarte (excerpt), 10689 [2MY]

``Lowenstein—Acts of Courage and Belief'' (excerpt), 5556, 5558 [14MR]

``Origins of Totalitarianism'': Hannah Arendt (excerpts), 11044 [3MY]

``Triumph of Unarmed Forces'', W. W. P. Consett (1928 excerpt), 3740, 3760-3762 [29FE]

Broadcasts

Romanian priest arrested: Voice of America, 23727 [10AU]

Colloquies

Central America military assistance policy: Sec. of State Shultz with Subcommittee on Foreign Operations members, 7024, 7025 [29MR]

Essays

American Democracy and Freedom: Nuygen Vu, 9974 [25AP]

History

Three and a Half Decades on Mainland China: Han Lih-wu, 12954-12957 [18MY]

Interviews

Angola: with Jonas Savimbi, 14105-14107 [24MY]

Central America—campaign issues: President Reagan with New York (NY) Times, 7713 [4AP]

Eden Pastora, May 24, 1984, 17627 [20JN]

New Voice of America: Ken Tomlinson 1147 31JA-1149 [31JA], 8271-8274 [5AP]

Letters

Allow Vladimir and Anna Livshits to emigrate from the Soviet Union: sundry Members of Congress, 1771 [2FE]

Censorship in Nicaragua: Adriana Guillen, 10991 [3MY]

Central America military assistance policy: Committee on Appropriations, 7019, 7059 [29MR], 7458 [3AP]

———Committee on Foreign Relations, 7073 [29MR]

———National Bipartisan Commission on Central America, 7669 [4AP]

———Oscar Romero, 7353 [2AP]

———Sec. of State Shultz, 7070 [29MR]

———sundry, 8036 [5AP]

Cuban State: Junta Patriotica Cubana (sundry), 10053, 10055 [26AP]

Cuban violations of human rights: Claudio F. Benedi, Junta Patriotica Cubana, 19691-19693 [28JN]

Disposition of U.S. forces in Central America: Nestor D. Sanchez, 12613 [16MY]

———Representative Hamilton, 12613 [16MY]

El Salvador democratic process: Senator Helms (excerpt), 10689 [2MY]

Foreign policy towards Nicaragua: President Reagan, 7713 [4AP], 8018, 8020 [5AP], 8414 [9AP]

National Endowment for Democracy: President Reagan, 19571 [28JN]

Trip to Grenada: Representative Dellums, 9944 [25AP]

Worldwide progression of communism: Jim Guirard, Jr., 9520 [12AP]

Lists

Advisory Council on Religious Rights in Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union members, 2689 [21FE]

Cosponsors of S. Con. Res. 74, supporting Afghanistan in struggle to gain freedom, 28909 [3OC]

Memorandums

Application of War Powers Act to El Salvador: Dept. of State (1981 excerpt), 7015 [29MR]

Colombian Drug Seizure: U.S. Embassy, 6158 [21MR]

Memorials of legislature

California, 29612 [3OC]

Papers

Elections in El Salvador: Jeff Jackson, 8626 [10AP]

War Powers Act—Its Implementation in Theory and Practice: Robert F. Turner, Foreign Service Research Institute (excerpt), 16949 [18JN]

Petitions

Oppression of Baltic people by Soviet Union: Baltic Nations Committee of Michigan, Inc., 19641 [28JN]

Registration of agents from Communist-bloc countries: We, the Women of Hawaii (organization), 12440 [16MY]

Renounce Yalta Executive Agreement (H.J. Res. 435): Cleveland, OH, City Council, 12353 [15MY]

Takeover in Central America: Concord, NH, citizen, 25008 [12SE]

Press releases

Cuban Independence Day: Worldwide Solidarity Message, 24523 [6SE]

Questions and answers

Central America military assistance policy: Dept. of Defense, 7015 [29MR]

Remarks in House

Afghanistan: human rights violations, 11200 [7MY]

———supporting struggle to gain freedom (S. Con. Res. 74), 30144 [4OC]

Baltic States: anniversary of Soviet occupation, 16439 [14JN]

Byelorussia: anniversary of independence, 6797 [27MR]

Central America: communist activity, 20181 [29JN], 31576 [10OC]

———disapproval of President's denial of jurisdiction of World Court regarding (H.J. Res. 540), 8627 [10AP]

———nature of Communist threat, 9525 [12AP]

———U.S. policy, 9525 [12AP]

China, People's Republic of: U.S. policy, 11955 [10MY]

Cuba: anniversary of independence, 24521 [6SE]

Czechoslovakia: anniversary of martyrdom of Jan Palach, 655 [26JA]

———anniversary of Soviet invasion, 24346 [5SE]

———arrest by government of Miklos Duray, 15784 [11JN]

Democracy: defense of freedom, 9974 [25AP]

Duray, Miklos: arrest by the Government of Czechoslovakia, 15784 [11JN]

East European countries: Soviet exploitation, 20383 [29JN]

Expansion, 13037 [21MY]

Foreign policy, 13037-13043 [21MY]

Grand Blanc, MI: tribute to Postcards for Peace project, 24933 [11SE]

Honduras: human rights violations, 12608-12610 [16MY]

Human and labor rights: appreciation in U.S., 24348 [5SE]

Human rights: apply equal standards, 17631 [20JN]

———violations, 23196 [8AU]

Ioffee, Aleksander: harassment in the Soviet Union, 27813 [28SE]

Kay, Dick; tribute, 9531 [12AP]

Nicaragua: mining harbors (H.J. Res. 539), 8627 [10AP]

———plea of Catholic bishops for national reconciliation, 11966 [10MY]

———U.S. policy, 17009 [20JN], 17223 [19JN], 17627 [20JN], 25191 [12SE]

———voting record in the U.N., 6077 [20MR]

Nicaraguan women's signature book, 10989 [3MY]

Nonmarket economy countries: repeal waiver of most-favored-nation status, 17220 [19JN]

Poland: amnesty for political prisoners, 21353 [26JY]

———anniversary of invasion, 24504 [6SE]

———U.S. policy, 15761 [11JN]

Polish Constitution Day: observance, 10612 [1MY], 11076 [3MY]

Political and economic crisis: philosophical errors, 26360 [20SE]

Soviet Jews: emigration policy, 11471 [8MY]

Soviet propaganda: methods, 14870 [4JN]

Soviet Union: emigration policies, 3061 [22FE]

———expansionist policies, 11043 [3MY]

———harassment of Ioffee Aleksander, 27813 [28SE]

———support of foreign policy activities by Greek Prime Minister Andreas Papandreou, 14232 [24MY]

Ukrainian Independence Day: observance, 166 [23JA], 344 [24JA], 1770 [2FE]

Warsaw Pact Countries: expressing sense of Congress concerning infringements of religious freedom (S. Con. Res. 119), 30148 [4OC]

Yalta Executive Agreement: renounce (H.J. Res. 435), 12352 [15MY]

Remarks in Senate

Afghanistan: anniversary of Communist coup, 10494 [1MY]

———resistance movement, 793 [30JA]

———Soviet invasion, 7660 [4AP], 10043 [26AP], 10623-10625 [2MY], 10811 [3MY], 11970 [11MY], 12898 [18MY], 13050 [21MY], 14139 [24MY], 15525-15527 [8JN], 20016 [29JN], 20471 [23JY], 21097 [26JY], 21753, 21756 [1AU], 22085 [2AU], 24670, 24671 [10SE], 27402 [27SE]

———starvation, 15525-15527 [8JN]

———supporting struggle to gain freedom (S. Con. Res. 74), 28926, 28983 [3OC]

Angola: diplomatic recognition, 14100 [24MY]

Berlin Wall: anniversary, 23727 [10AU]

Bulgaria: economic sanctions, 19600-19609 [28JN]

Central America: military assistance policy, 7008-7034, 7036-7073 [29MR], 7187-7192 [30MR], 7340-7366 [2AP], 7453-7488 [3AP], 7667-7723 [4AP], 8018-8044, 8054, 8060-8066 [5AP], 8530-8543, 8546 [10AP], 9892 [25AP], 10111-10115 [26AP], 10327, 10328 [30AP], 11711 [10MY]

———U.S. policy, 5253 [13MR]

China, Republic of: impact of normalization of relations between People's Republic of China and U.S., 22765 [8AU], 23356 [9AU]

Cuba: anniversary of revolution, 2729 [21FE]

Eastern Europe: U.S. policy, 29918 [4OC]

Foreign relations: bipartisan political consensus in policymaking, 8252 [5AP]

Genocide Convention: coverage of certain atrocities, 30899 [9OC]

Kampuchea: human rights violations, 7172 [30MR]

National Endowment for Democracy: funding, 19594-19598 [28JN]

Poland refugees: efforts to emigrate, 22085 [2AU]

Pope John Paul II: investigation report on assassination attempt, 17607 [20JN], 18694 [26JN], 25707 [18SE]

Romania: most-favored-nation trade status, 23727 [10AU]

———plight of Hungarian minority, 3851 [29FE]

Socialist countries: trade practices, 25739, 25745 [18SE]

Soviet Union: detente policy relative to Eastern Europe, 24583 [7SE]

USIA: role in countering propaganda, 2245 [8FE]

Warsaw Pact countries: infringements of religious freedom (S. Con. Res. 119), 15548 [8JN]

———religious freedom infringements (S. Con. Res. 119), 25388-25389 [13SE]

Reports

Angola and Namibia (South West Africa) Time for a Change in U.S. Foreign Policy? Howard W. Pollock, 25186-25188 [12SE]

Central America Military Assistance Policy: Committee on Appropriations, 7465 [3AP]

———National Bipartisan Commission on Central America, 8061 [5AP]

Contadora Nations: National Bipartisan Commission on Central America (excerpt), 7054 [29MR]

Peaceful Coexistence of States With Different Social Systems—Marxist Language Translation Into English: Charles T. Baroch, 6774-6776 [27MR]

Religious Freedom Infringements by Governments of Warsaw Pact States: Committee on Foreign Relations (S. Con. Res. 119), 25015 [12SE]

Religious Rights in Communist Countries: Advisory Council on Religious Rights in Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union, 2689 [21FE]

Soviet Military Power: Sec. of Defense Weinberger, 3741-3743 [29FE]

Trip to Grenada From April 13-15, 1982: Representative Dellums to the Committee on Armed Services, 9944-9950 [25AP]

U.S. Policy Toward Third World Countries: U.N. Ambassador Kirkpatrick, 11976-11979 [11MY]

USIA Role, U.S. Advisory Commission on Public Diplomacy, 2245-2256 [8FE]

Statements

Bulgarian Drug Trafficking: DEA (excerpt), 19600 [28JN]

———Paul B. Henze (excerpt), 19600 [28JN]

Central America Military Assistance Policy: sundry, 7015, 7052, 7065 [29MR], 7342 [2AP], 7454, 7478 [3AP], 7684, 7687, 7690 [4AP], 8018, 8061 [5AP], 8414, 8417 [9AP], 8531 [10AP]

Communism Is the Death of a Soul: Adlai Stevenson, 11827 [10MY]

Containing Communism: Harry S. Truman, 11216 [8MY]

Day of Sorrow and Irreconcilability: Congress of Russian-Americans, Inc., 31751 [10OC], 32551 [12OC], 32597 [14NO]

Declaration of Freedom: Cuban exiles, 139 [23JA], 933 [30JA]

Democratic Commitment of the Honduran Armed Forces: Walter L. Reyes, 9768 [24AP]

Democratic Platform and Universal Telephone Service, 23619 [9AU]

Destiny of the Korean Nation at the Crossroads: Kim Dae Jung, 9760-9762 [24AP]

Hope of Freedom: Pearl S. Buck, 24705 [10SE]

Indochina Policy Restrictions: Henry A. Kissinger, 8040 [5AP]

Marxist-Leninist Approach: Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, 16938 [18JN]

National Endowment for Democracy: Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, USIA, 19595 [28JN]

Nicaragua ``Another Cuba'': Vladimir Chernyshev, 15766 [11JN]

Personal Account of Sandinista Torture: Prudencio Baltodano, 13949 [23MY]

Remembering Prewar Poland: Jerzy Patejak, 17621 [20JN]

Surprises, Inconsistencies Are Found in Russia: Charles Woods, 32569 [12OC]

Utility of Compromise: Nikolai Lenin, 16944 [18JN]

Wars v. Revolutions: Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr., 16939 [18JN]

Western Intellect Relative to Human Rights: Andrei Sakharov (sundry excerpts), 11817 [10MY]

Telegrams

Relationship between the FARC and narcotics traffickers, 6157 [21MR]

Testimonies

Religious Persecution in Nicaragua: Wycliffe Diego, 15501 [7JN]

Texts of

H.R. 5901, repeal waiver of most-favored-nation status of nonmarket economy countries, 17220 [19JN]

S. Con. Res. 74, supporting struggle to gain freedom of Afghanistan, 30147 [4OC]

S. Con. Res. 119, infringements of religious freedom by Warsaw Pact countries, 15548 [8JN], 25389 [13SE], 30150 [4OC]