SOUTH AFRICA, REPUBLIC OF

Addresses

National Union for the Total Independence of Angola, 3363 [27FE]

Amendments

Blackspot policy: relating to (S. Con. Res. 65), 28850, 29125, [3OC]

Articles and editorials

Africa—Continent Gone Wrong, 3364-3367 [27FE]

Anguish of Africa, 3368-3371 [27FE]

Cape Verde—From Way Station to Diplomatic Crossroads, 21821 [1AU]

Communists Took Over ANC, Armed It To Fight in South Africa, 8607 [10AP]

Don't Praise Pretoria, 8628 [10AP]

Guns and Economics, 10581 [1MY]

How Soviets Use SWAPO, 19436 [27JN]

Mobutu Sucks the Blood From Zaire's Mining Giant, 11924 [10MY]

Namibia's Military, Economic and Political Importance to the United States, 16623-16625 [14JN]

Pinching Pretoria's Purse, 32078 [11OC], 32571 [12OC]

Playing With Africa, 9998 [25AP]

Pretoria Displays New Missile Captured in Angola, 2166 [7FE]

Recruits Unaware of Terrorism of African National Congress, 8607 [10AP]

Sanctions Against South Africa, 3738 [29FE]

Shamocracy in South Africa, 25900 [18SE]

South Africa Pledges To Abide by Nuclear Treaty, 3187 [23FE]

South Africa—Time of Violence, 27914 [29SE]

South African Legislative Shift Stumbles, 25900 [18SE]

South African ``Liberation'' Group Backed by Soviets, According to Defectors, 8606 [10AP]

Southern Africa, 3032 [22FE]

There's Another ``Evil Empire'', 25212 [12SE], 25950 [18SE]

Three Judges Reject Fugitives' Plea (sundry), 32078 [11OC]

Turning Point in Africa, 7426 [2AP]

Ugly Farce in South Africa, 25899 [18SE]

Verdict on South African Reform, 25899 [18SE]

Victims of Ignorance, Too, 25897 [18SE]

Weighty Role (excerpts), 15292 [7JN]

Western Media Missing Message in South Africa, 10718 [2MY]

What Can America Do?, 7424, 7426 [2AP]

Youngsters Held in South African Unrest, 32078 [11OC]

Bills and resolutions

Mandela, Nelson and Winnie: release (see S. Res. 386; H. Res. 430)

Namibia: release of Mariental detainees (see H. Con. Res. 298)

Political opponents: arrests and detentions (see S. Con. Res. 139)

U.S. artists and athletes: official support when declining to participate in events because of apartheid policy (see H. Con. Res. 336)

Documents

Freedom Charter of South Africa, 25885 [18SE]

Namibia Multi-Party Conference Declaration of Basic Principles, 15292-15296 [7JN]

Letters

Apartheid policy, 31297 [10OC], 32074 [11OC]

South African politics: Mrs. J. Osgood, 3371 [27FE]

Memorandums

Labor Standards for U.S. Employers in South Africa Under H.R. 3231: Library of Congress, 5149-5151 [12MR]

Messages

Justice and Peace in Southern Africa: Pope John Paul II, 27763 [28SE]

Motion

Blackspot policy: relating to (H. Con. Res. 122), 28850 [3OC]

Programs

South African International Conference, 3361 [27FE]

Remarks in House

Black South Africans: allow certain relocated, to return to ancestral land (H. Con. Res. 122), 25880 [18SE]

Consulates in the U.S.: sense of Congress with respect to honorary (H. Con. Res. 42), 25898 [18SE]

Emergency food aid, 11074 [3MY]

Employment policies, 5059 [8MR]

Famine, 4638 [14MR], 5490, 5491 [14MR], 5538 [14MR], 6335 [22MR], 9382 [12AP], 11924 [10MY]

Foreign troops: effects of presence on settlement prospects, 11957 [10MY]

Government: policy changes, 4772 [7MR]

Human rights: violations, 24411, 24506 [6SE], 28815 [2OC]

Internment camp: request compliance with Namibia application for release of prisoners (H. Con. Res. 298), 25877 [18SE]

Mandela, Nelson and Winnie: call for release (H. Res. 430), 2286 [8FE], 4772 [7MR], 25883-25898 [18SE]

Mariental prisoners: call for release (H. Con. Res. 298), 11072, 11073 [3MY]

Namibia: human rights violations, 25877 [18SE]

———occupation (H. Con. Res. 298), 25877 [18SE]

Sec. of State: call on to disapprove opening of honorary consulates (H. Con. Res. 42), 9532 [12AP]

Soviet Union: intentions, 2166 [7FE]

SWAPO terrorists: activities, 19436 [27JN]

U.S. policy, 7424, 7425 [2AP], 24506 [6SE], 26182 [19SE]

Remarks in Senate

African National Congress: Soviet funding of terrorist activities, 8606 [10AP]

Apartheid: U.S. policy, 32073 [11OC]

———renewed violence, 31295-31296 [10OC]

Blacks: forced relocation, 22709 [8AU], 27914 [29SE]

Blackspot policy: relating to (H. Con. Res. 122), placed on calendar, 26305 [20SE]

———relating to (H. Con. Res. 122), 28850-28852 [3OC]

———relating to (H. Con. Res. 122), S. Con. Res. 65 passed in lieu, 28852 [3OC]

———relating to (S. Con. Res. 65), 28849 [3OC]

———relating to (S. Con. Res. 65), unanimous-consent request, 28840 [3OC]

Cape Verde Islands, Republic of: role in mediation of conflicts in southern Africa, 21821 [1AU]

Civil liberties violations: U.S. media coverage, 10718 [2MY]

Foreign trade: U.S. policy, 3732 [29FE], 4137 [1MR]

Government: condemn detentions and arrests of political opponents (S. Con. Res. 139), 24780 [11SE], 25721 [18SE], 26448 [21SE]

———sanctions against opposition, 32440 [12OC]

Human rights: violations, 27761-27763 [28SE]

Mandela, Nelson and Winnie: call for South African Government to release from imprisonment (S. Con. Res. 386), 10903 [3MY]

———release (S. Res. 386), 31167, 31168 [10OC]

———release (S. Res. 386), placed on calendar, 30812 [9OC]

Namibia: independence efforts, 15291-15292 [7JN]

South African Council of Churches: historic role, 5775 [15MR]

Reports

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

Arrests and Detentions of Political Opponents: Committee on Foreign Relations (S. Con. Res. 139), 25617 [17SE]

Goal of Apartheid: South African Council of Churches and the Southern African Catholic Bishop's Conference (excerpt), 28850 [3OC]

Labor Standards Enforcement in Foreign Countries: Committee on Foreign Affairs (excerpt), 3735 [29FE]

Labor Standards for U.S. Employers in South Africa: Library of Congress, 5060 [8MR]

Myth of Voluntary Removals: Transvaal Rural Action Committee, 22709-22713 [8AU]

Removal of Blacks From Legal Residences: Committee on Foreign Relations (S. Con. Res. 65), 26034 [19SE]

Resolutions by organizations

U.S. violation of South African arms embargo: U.N. General Assembly, 8659 [11AP]

Schedules

South Africa Foundation—Visit by U.S. Congress Members, 3361-3363 [27FE]

Statements

Carnegie Inquiry Into Poverty and Development, 32075-32078 [11OC]

Cherished Ideal of a Democratic and Free Society: Nelson Mandela, 25884 [18SE]

Disapproval of Opening Honorary South African Consulates: Senator Coyne, 9532 [12AP]

Foreign Investment in South Africa: Stanley Greenberg, 4137 [1MR]

———Steve Biko, 4137 [1MR]

Have Done My Duty to My People and to South Africa: Nelson Mandela, 25886 [18SE]

Human Rights in South Africa: Winnie Mandela (excerpt), 25884 [18SE]

Isolation of South Africa: sundry, 8658 [11AP]

Labor Standards Enforcement in Foreign Countries: sundry, 3737-3739 [29FE]

Namibian Efforts Toward Independence: sundry excerpts, 15292 [7JN]

Population Planning in the Third World: Werner Fornos, 9605 [12AP]

SWAPO Activities: Jeane J. Kirkpatrick (excerpt), 15292 [7JN]

Tables

U.N. voting record: 38th General Assembly, 8658, 8659 [11AP]

Texts of

H. Con. Res. 42, sense of Congress with respect to honorary South African consulates in the U.S., 25898 [18SE]

H. Con. Res. 122, allow certain relocated black South Africans to return to ancestral land, 25880 [18SE], 28852 [3OC]

H. Con. Res. 298, recognize application for release of prisoners in Mariental internment camp and illegal occupation of Namibia by South Africa, 25877 [18SE]

H. Res. 430, calling for the release of Nelson and Winnie Mandela, 25883 [18SE]

H.R. 5835, regulate manufacture and importation of armor-piercing bullets, 16625 [14JN]

Protection to Business Act (South African law), 3735 [29FE]

S. Con. Res. 139, condemning detentions and arrests of political opponents of Government of South Africa, 24780 [11SE], 26448 [21SE]

S. Con. Res. 386, call for South African Government to release Nelson and Winnie Mandela from imprisonment, 10903 [3MY], 31168 [10OC]