DEPARTMENT OF STATE related terms Secretary of State

Addresses

Anguish of Global Hunger and Arms Control (excerpts), 23206 [8AU]

Central America Policy: Representative Barnes, 11943 [10MY]

Changes in Nicaragua: Thomas P. Cronin, 32605 [14NO]

Comprehensive Nuclear Weapons Freeze and Arms Reduction Act (H.R. 6210): Nick Carter (excerpts), 28155 [1OC]

———Representative Mavroules (excerpts), 28155 [1OC]

Congress—Accessory to Vietnam: J. Terry Emerson, 14834-14839 [4JN]

Contadora Peace Process: Miguel de la Madrid, President of Mexico (excerpt), 13296 [22MY]

Cyprus Issue: Representative Feighan, 15202-15203 [6JN]

Diplomacy and Friendship: Zachary P. Geaneas, 1957 [6FE]

Dominican Republic—An Imperative for Caribbean Stability: Robert Anderson, 9082 [12AP]

Genocide Convention Ratification: President Reagan, 26412 [21SE]

Holocaust Conference: Sec. of State Shultz, 28181 [1OC]

Inauguration as President: Jose Napoleon Duarte, 16326, 16327 [13JN]

Lessons of Vietnam and the Foreign Affairs Power: Eugene V. Rostow, 18704-18708 [26JN]

Memorial Day Service: Larry Whitten, 20551 [23JY]

Mexico's Foreign Affairs: Bernardo Sepulveda-Amor, 25188-25191 [12SE], 32588-32590 [12OC]

Mideast Policy: Representative Kaptur, 2613 [9FE]

———Representative Sundquist, 5476 [14MR]

Nicaragua's Broken Promises—Five Years of a Revolution Betrayed: J. William Middendorf II, 18989-18991 [26JN]

Nuclear Disarmament From a Mother's Perspective: Elsie Frank, 15495 [7JN]

Nuclear Weapons Policy: Molly Fumia, 12102 [14MY]

Our Choice—National Power or Paralysis: James D. Watkins, 7435 [3AP], 8261 [5AP]

Review of Nicaragua's Commitments to the OAS: J. William Middendorf II, 24922 [11SE]

Role of Education in the Nuclear Arms Race: Representative Conte, 14353 [24MY]

Should the Federal Government Limit Military Buildup in the U.S.: Corbin Wilson, 17199 [19JN]

Soviet Foreign Policy: Richard X. Larkin, 8610 [10AP]

Soviet Noncompliance With Arms Control Agreements: John F. Kennedy, 12600-12602 [16MY]

START Negotiations: Edward L. Rowny, 24553 [6SE], 24691 [10SE]

Terrorism—Challenge to the Democracies: Sec. of State Schultz, 20338 [29JN]

U.S. Defense Policy: Representative McCloskey, 18612-18614 [25JN]

U.S. Foreign Policy and Human Rights: President Reagan, 26887-26889 [25SE]

U.S. Policy Toward Central America—Honduras Perspective: John D. Negroponte, 12847-12849 [17MY]

U.S.-British Relations: Margaret Thatcher, 12979 [18MY]

What's at Stake?: Sec. of the Army Marsh, 11668 [9MY], 12979 [18MY]

Advertisements

Libel action by West German publication, Der Spiegel, against Now magazine withdrawn, 32545 [12OC]

Amendments

Appropriations: making (H.R. 5712), 14519 [30MY], 14590, 14594, 14609, 14617 [31MY], 18691 [26JN], 19533, 19534, 19535, 19545, 19558, 19559, 19561, 19563, 19564, 19589, 19594, 19598, 19600, 19611, 19618, 19622, 19624, 19625, 19673-19676 [28JN], 22993-23017 [8AU]

International Security and Development Cooperation Act: enact (S. 2346), 6732 [27MR], 6857 [28MR], 7225 [30MR]

Analyses

Security Measures at U.S. Diplomatic Missions (H.R. 6311), 30662 [5OC]

Appointments

Conferees: H.R. 5712, making appropriations, 20634 [24JY]

Articles and editorials

Act Now To Avoid Space Wars, 6559 [26MR], 9034 [11AP]

Advice for Managua, 10620 [1MY]

Afghan, 21754 [1AU]

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

American Diplomat Shot in Strasbourg, 7749 [4AP]

Amexco—Banks, Thrifts Should Serve the Poor, 20557 [23JY]

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

Anti-Nuclear Age, 347 [24JA]

Argentina—Patience, 9042 [11AP]

Armenian Genocide (sundry), 9644 [24AP]

Armenian Terrorist Attacks on Turkish Diplomats (sundry excerpts), 8615 [10AP]

Arms Control, Self-Control, 14967 [5JN]

Arms Control vs. the ABM Treaty, 6938 [28MR]

Arms Race in Space Is Lunacy—We Can Keep Ahead in Technology Without Baiting Moscow, 427 [25JA], 11688 [9MY]

Arms-Control Realities, 21729 [31JY]

ASAT—What Are the Russians Up To?, 29634 [3OC]

Ballistic Missile Defense—The Technologies, 30729-30731 [5OC]

Beached Tigershark, 21074 [25JY]

Behind the Death Squads, 9582, 9585-9586 [12AP]

Beirut Bombing, 30218 [4OC]

Beirut Bombing—Someone Should Resign, 27018 [26SE]

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

Building Up Nerve Gas Is No Way To Build It Down, 2628 [9FE]

Buildup Backfired, 11920 [10MY]

Buildup Hasn't Led to Negotiating Table, 12842 [17MY]

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]

Bunker's Record Should Be Judged by His Successes (sundry), 30543, 30544 [5OC]

Businessmen Invest in the Murkey Side of War, 693 [27JA]

Callous Haitian Elite Is Inviting Upheaval, 24734 [10SE]

Can America Manage Its Soviet Policy?, 27167-27172 [26SE]

Capability x Will = Deterrence, 15770 [11JN], 15868 [12JN]

Case for Strategic Defense—An Option for a World Disarmed, 30735-30738 [5OC]

Case for the B-1, 21459 [27JY]

Cautious on Forum, 15979 [12JN]

Chemical Warfare Expert Who Doubts the Soviets Used Yellow Rain, 4230 [1MR]

Chemical Weapons Necessity, 11677 [9MY]

Chilling Plan Maps a Terror Road to Rule, 690 [27JA]

China's Inscrutable Face Hides a Lost Cause for the West, 21546 [30JY]

Chinese Communist Narcotics Exports, 8617 [10AP]

CIA—More Than a Shadow Government?, 11945 [10MY]

Civilized Presence, 9039 [11AP]

Congress's Crucial War Role, 10257 [26AP]

Consular Contravention, 14746 [31MY]

``Contra''dictions, 10025 [25AP]

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

Costly and Dangerous MX Missile System Should Be Scrapped, 11920 [10MY]

Cuba—Time for a Thaw?, 22292-22295 [2AU]

Curtains for ABC Color?, 15220 [6JN]

Cyprus Turmoil Threatens Future of NATO, 30251 [4OC]

D'Aubuisson Says He Recruited Uncle Sam for a Civil War, 697 [27JA]

D'Aubuisson's Fledgling Party Finds a Mentor in Guatemala, 686 [27JA]

David Funderburk—Our Man in Romania, 24365 [6SE]

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

Deadly Pattern, 8264 [5AP]

Deceptively, Mr. Reagan Slides Toward a U.S. War, 9045 [11AP]

Defending Western Interests Outside NATO—United Kingdom's Contribution, 29617 [3OC]

Defense Illusion, 27798 [28SE]

Defense Monitor in Brief, 4239-4241 [1MR]

Defense—Everybody's Business, 23174 [8AU]

Defense-Protected Build-Down, 31732 [10OC]

Democracy Moves Ahead, 7167 [29MR]

Dirty War in the Name of Freedom, 683 [27JA]

Disinformation—A Soviet Secret Weapon, 32546 [12OC]

Disinformation—No Longer Thriving in the Darkness, 10583 [1MY]

``Doctor'' Prescribes Torture for the Hesitant, 691 [27JA]

Don't Push Mexico, 10385 [30AP]

Don't Tie Our Hands With So Much at Stake, 11944 [10MY]

Economic Assistance to El Salvador, 7478 [3AP]

El Salvador and Gary McGovern, 8279 [5AP]

El Salvador Election Turnout Only Part of Needed Answer, 8474 [9AP]

El Salvador—High Stakes on a Bad Bet, 8469 [9AP]

Election Arms Moratorium Is Needed—Ban on New Weapons Would Let Next President Decide Future, 3968 [29FE]

Ellsworth Bunker, 27843 [29SE], 28978, 28979 [3OC]

Ellsworth Bunker at 90—Still the Ambassador, 12647 [17MY]

Ellsworth Bunker Is Dead at 90, 27841 [29SE]

End the War Game, 634 [26JA]

Ending the U.N., 32549 [12OC]

Epistle to the Sandinistas, 10779 [2MY]

Evangelical Details Nicaragua Torture, 12844 [17MY]

Fear of Freedom—In Haiti, 24733 [10SE]

Ferdinand Somoza?, 12606 [16MY]

Focus on Arms Control Is More Realistic, 8281 [5AP]

For the Peace Corps, a Worthy Gamble, 5403 [13MR]

Forced Recruitment Drive Bolsters Salvadorean Guerrilla Ranks, 8265 [5AP]

Forty Sticks of Dynamite Are Prelude to Exile, 4836 [7MR]

From Arms Control to Controlled Security, 25191 [12SE]

Get Set for the Long Haul, 8275 [5AP]

Get Tough With Libyans, 10702 [3MY]

Ground the MX, 11075 [3MY]

Hasty Detente With Peking, 22056 [1AU]

Hazardous Cargo, 22072 [1AU]

How Now on Cheating?, 1766 [2FE]

How Reagan Shows Lack of Interest in Arms Control, 25169 [12SE]

Humane Deportation Bill, 10251 [26AP]

Hussein Rules Out Talks With Israel and Bars U.S. Role—Rejects Reagan's Policy, 5759 [15MR]

If the Reagan Pattern Continues, America May Face Nuclear War, 134, 157 [23JA]

Inside—The State Department, 12183 [15MY]

Intelligence Identities Act—Words, No Teeth, 26384 [20SE]

Interaction Can Be Ruthless or Humane, 1719 [2FE]

Inter-American Foundation—Golden Door Closing on Latin America—Council on Hemispheric Affairs, 19009 [26JN]

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

Keeping Arms Race Going, 12106 [14MY]

Kissinger Commission Criticized (sundry), 2375 [8FE]

Last Chance in Space, 6486 [22MR]

Latin Aid Necessary, 6934 [28MR]

Latin America Office Marks 10th Anniversary as Region's Strife Grows, 24543 [6SE]

Let Contadora Do It, 7268 [30MR]

Let's Stand Tall and Move Our Embassy to Jerusalem, 7146 [29MR]

Letter From Nicaragua, 32524 [12OC]

Letter of Hope to the Kremlin, 6921 [28MR]

Liberation a Deceit, 32551 [12OC]

Look Not for Foreign Monsters, 11679 [9MY]

Low-Key Push Due ``Star Wars''—President Plans Redoubled Effort if He Is Reelected, 17223 [19JN]

Middle East Critical, 6024 [20MR]

Millionaire's Fight for the Nuclear Freeze, 15249 [6JN]

Mirage of Space Defense, 9784 [24AP]

Missile System Change Seen as Threat to Treaty, 9784 [24AP]

Missile Without a Mission, 12854 [17MY]

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

Moscow's Foreign Policy—Tantalizing Possibilities Unfulfilled, 26703-26705 [25SE]

Moving the U.S. Embassy Is ``Anti-Israel'', 20009 [28JN]

Mr. Reagan's Beirut, 28174 [1OC]

Mr. Reagan's War Down South, 14530 [30MY]

``Mrs. Foreign Service'' Deserves To Be Paid Too, 5079 [8MR]

MX, Binaries and Bargaining Chips, 12843 [17MY]

MX as Rx for Peace, 25940 [18SE]

MX Missile and Arms Control, 14867 [4JN]

``MX Peacekeeper'' Finds Little Peace in Restive Congress, 8639 [10AP]

MX Rebellion?, 11952 [10MY]

``Neo-Pacifism'' Is Anti-Peace, 4233 [1MR]

New American Right Cooks Up a Hot Potato, 696 [27JA]

New Times on Taiwan as Old Guard Eases Grip, 14749 [31MY]

Nicaragua Constructs Airbase, Says New Warplanes Awaited, 24332 [5SE]

Nicaraguan Elections and a Sense of Deja Vu, 10396 [30AP]

No Bedrock of Facts Found on El Salvador, 7481 [3AP]

No to Vatican Envoy, 4744 [7MR]

Not-So-Quiet Diplomacy, 32586 [12OC]

Nuclear Arms Race—Bad for Business, 336 [24JA]

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

Operation Balkanization—American Designs on India, 11975 [11MY]

Our Hemisphere Is Standing at Newly Perilous Juncture, 6479 [22MR]

Pandering to Public on Arms Race Won't Wash, 26382 [20SE]

Peace Child, 9587 [12AP]

Pentagon Doesn't Know How Much Nations Owe United States for Weapons Sales, 24560 [6SE]

Pentagon's Bright New World Fading Fast, 23165 [8AU]

Playing With Africa, 9998 [25AP]

Policeman's Initiation—``We Put Two Bullets in His Head'', 689 [27JA]

Power, Politics, and the Embassy, 7637 [3AP]

Power, Politics, and the Enemy, 7892 [4AP]

Presidency—Be Wary of the Cautious, 11048 [3MY]

President Addresses B'nai B'rith—Reagan Says United States, Israel ``Forever United'', 26206 [20SE]

Prestige Tarnished by Backing Wrong Regimes, 8790 [11AP]

Profound Contempt, 14380 [24MY]

Project Democracy Takes Wing, 14527 [30MY]

Public Forum—Protests ``Stark Military Madness'', 4720 [6MR]

Reagan Returns Home With Success in China, 11476 [8MY]

Reagan's Emphasis on Talks a Shift From 1980 Campaign, 28793 [2OC]

Red Brigades Threaten Another U.S. Diplomat, 7749 [4AP]

``Regular Americano'' Joins the Kidnappers, 694-696 [27JA]

Religious Access Bill Fails To Meet Ed Needs, 11947 [10MY]

Remembrance and Idealism, 15204 [6JN]

Report on Soviets Can Wait, 27803 [28SE]

Rethinking War Powers, 7659 [4AP]

Right Built Itself in Mirror Image of Left for Civil War, 684-686 [27JA]

Ronald Reagan's Commitment To Prepare for War in Space Dangerously Jeopardizes America's Security and Dramatically Increases the Risk of Nuclear War, 20448 [29JN]

S.F. Archbishop Calls Arms Race ``Insatiable'', 25209 [12SE]

Salvador Rebels Said To Use U.S. Arms, 7480 [3AP]

Salvadoran Aid—Squeaking Through, 12341 [15MY]

Salvadoran Arms Losses Uncertain, 7480 [3AP]

Salvadoran Reacts to Ambassador White's Accusation, 8473 [9AP], 9799 [24AP]

Sandinista Democracy? Unlikely, 4837 [7MR]

Satellites See Soviets Violating Arms Accord, 13980 [23MY]

Saying Soviets Exploited Arms Pacts, 12622 [17MY]

Search for Peace, 1744 [2FE]

Security Measures in Beirut (excerpt), 26592 [24SE]

Serious Consequences, 135 [23JA]

Should We Try To Defend Against Russia's Missiles?, 31094 [9OC]

Shultz Says Hill Partly To Blame in Mideast Failure, 4571 [6MR]

Signs of Hope for START, 13465 [22MY]

Sky Is Not the Limit, 20357-20359 [29JN]

Sky's the Limit, 6485 [22MR]

Snubbing Syria Didn't Work, 4237 [1MR]

South American Policy Must Give More Attention to Debt and Democracy, 9569 [12AP]

Sovereignty and Intervention—A Challenge of Law-Making for the Industrialized Democracies, 11297-11301 [8MY]

Soviet Military Reaches Out, 32544 [12OC]

Soviets Accelerate Missile Defense, 1766 [2FE]

Soviets Blind U.S. Satellites (sundry), 18459 [22JN]

Spills and Quakes Should Scare Area More Than ``The Day After'', 1376 [1FE]

Spotting Soviet Strategic Advances, 25415 [13SE]

``Star Wars'' and the ASAT Project—Wares and Whys of Space Defense, 20371 [29JN]

``Star Wars'' Has Been Badly Oversold, 12964 [18MY]

Star Wars Scenario—Script for the Demented, 30207 [4OC]

``Star Wars''—Is This Defense Practical?, 11204 [7MY]

Stay the Sentence, 14987 [6JN]

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

Stop Testing and Start Talking, 22066 [1AU]

Straightforward Propaganda, 18993 [26JN]

Support Contadora Diplomacy, 6479 [22MR]

Tactical Zero, 429 [25JA]

Taiwan Thrives as Mainland China Economy Limps, 10487 [1MY]

Taking Steps To Contain Terrorism, 21561 [30JY]

Tales of Two Elections, 9551 [12AP]

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

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

Three Minutes to Midnight, 1399 [1FE]

Time for an Arms Rollback, 4556 [5MR]

Time To Turn Up the Voice of America, 3533 [27FE]

Too Late to Conciliate, 2621 [9FE]

Toying With SALT Limits Dangerous, 12624 [17MY]

Tracking the Policy Process in Washington, 15838 [12JN]

Trident Threat to SALT, 12624 [17MY]

Trying To Excuse the Inexcusable, 31721 [10OC]

Turning Point in Africa, 7426 [2AP]

Two Dinner Parties Meet, and Two Americans Die, 687 [27JA]

Two Tankers Struck by Missiles in Gulf, 26208 [20SE]

U.N. Hypocrites, 16663 [15JN]

U.N.—A Matter of Responsibility, 14840 [4JN]

U.S. and China Can Build on 200-Year-Old Relationship, 26928 [25SE]

U.S. Antisatellite Plan Draws Fire—NATO Ministers Reportedly Express Skepticism, Anxiety, 13122 [21MY]

U.S. Close to Violating ABM Treaty, Panel of Security Specialists Says, 20449 [29JN]

U.S. Envoy Fears Riots in Nicaragua, 11671 [9MY]

U.S. Has Abandoned International Law, 11717 [10MY]

U.S. Hinders Change in Uruguay, 24151 [10AU]

U.S. Jewish Group Trade Charges Over Consulate, 14745 [31MY]

U.S. May Drop Limits of SALT at End of '85, 9762 [24AP], 12623 [17MY]

U.S. May Face Arms-Pact Violation, 12623 [17MY]

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

U.S. Policies in the Middle East (series), 23396-23398 [9AU]

U.S. Should Encourage a ``Republic of Taiwan'', 10840 [3MY]

United States, Moroccan Misperceptions Led to Shock Over Libyan Union, 26207 [20SE]

United States and Soviet Scientific, Cultural Exchanges Needed in Time of Tension, 5867 [19MR]

Unlikely Ambassador Puts Indelible Mark on Job in Paraguay—Colorado's Arthur Davis Takes Stand on Human Rights; Pulling Out of Big Parade, 25400 [13SE]

Uruguayan Transition Totters, 24551 [6SE]

USIA Blacklisted Liberals From Speaking Engagements Abroad, 2645 [9FE]

USIA Revisited, 1173-1175 [31JA]

Vietnam—We Lied to You, 12603 [16MY]

View From the Kremlin, 15761 [11JN]

War on Terrorism, 10781 [2MY]

Warsaw Pact Troops Overrated by NATO, Canadian Study Says, 15248 [6JN]

Way To Negotiate, 9789 [24AP]

We Must Learn To Live With Revolutions—If the U.S. Can Befriend China, It Can Accept Nicaragua, 8624 [10AP]

We Must Not Be Paralyzed by Fear, 950 [30JA]

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

What Good Is a Freeze?, 31769-31770 [10OC]

When a Nuclear Strike Is Thinkable, 6933 [28MR]

Where We Stand in NATO—Allies Must Fit New Perceptions to Their Original Purpose, 6020 [20MR]

Who May Visit America, 10252 [26AP]

Why a Star Wars Strategy Could Help Keep the Peace, 1742 [2FE]

Why Arms Control Is Harmful, 16995 [18JN]

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

Why We Dropped the Bomb, 26922 [25SE]

Witness Goes Free, 8271 [5AP]

Year of Andropov, 6478 [22MR]

Zimbabwe Bishops Describe Details of Atrocity Charges, 11964 [10MY]

Bills and resolutions

Appropriations: authorizing (see H.R. 5712)

Arms control: resumption of negotiations (see H. Con. Res. 297)

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

Foreign diplomats: renegotiate Vienna Convention to eliminate immunity in case of assaults with firearms or explosives (see S. Res. 395)

Foreign Service: clarify definition of ``management officials'' (see H.R. 5266)

———health care benefits to former spouses (see H.R. 5598)

Foreign Service Act: amend (see H.R. 5197)

Hostage Relief Act: amend (see H.R. 5197)

Hostages: implement international convention against taking (see S. 2624)

International development and security assistance programs: authorizing appropriations (see H.R. 5119)

Jerusalem: location of U.S. Embassy in Israel (see H.R. 4877)

Lebanon: congressional condolences for Americans killed or wounded (see H. Con. Res. 273)

Protection of U.S. Personnel Act: enact (see S. 3018)

Secret Service: update authorities (see S. 2544)

Torture: implementation of U.S. policy opposing certain practice in foreign countries (see S.J. Res. 320; H.J. Res. 605)

Booklets

``What About the Russians'': Sanford Gottlieb (excerpt), 3029 [22FE]

Books

``Dezinformatsia—Active Measures in Soviet Strategy'': Roy Godson and Richard H. Shultz (excerpt), 32545 [12OC]

``Scientific Communism—Glossary'' (excerpt), 1378 [1FE]

Broadcasts

Treaty verifications—NASA: Foreign Broadcast Information Service, 17872 [21JN]

Colloquies

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

Commendation

Ray Schultz Honored by Central American Emergency Committee of Sister Cities International, 32558 [12OC]

Communications from

Foreign Service retirement and disability system, 496 (EC2502) [26JA]

Kane, Robert F.: political contributions, 496 (EC2501) [26JA]

Natural gas import prices, 496 (EC2506) [26JA]

Communiques

Information on Panama: Contadora Group, 12189 [15MY]

Salvadoran Electoral Process and the Political, Economic, and Social Crisis From Which the Country Is Suffering: Democratic Popular Unity of El Salvador, 9589 [12AP]

Decisions

Reimbursement for claims by Tehran American School: Comptroller General Socolar, 24253 [5SE]

Documents

Charter of Organization of American States, 8018 [5AP]

Genocide Convention (1949), 24605-24606 [7SE]

Treaties in Force (Jan. 1, 1983), 11716 [10MY]

Treaty Banning Nuclear Weapon Tests in the Atmosphere, 24586 [7SE]

Treaty on the Limitation of Underground Nuclear Weapon Tests, 24589 [7SE]

Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, 24587-24589 [7SE]

U.N. Charter (excerpt on international arbitration), 11716 [10MY]

U.S.-Nicaraguan relations (allegedly provided by Nicaraguan Foreign Ministry North American Affairs Director Saul Arana), 16291 [13JN]

Essays

Role of America in a Dangerous World: Faith Langlois, 11678 [9MY]

———Kyle Klukas, 11678 [9MY]

———Raymond Schmitz, 11677 [9MY]

There Must Be No ``Day'': Stephen M. Osborn, 23170 [8AU]

Eulogies

Leamon R. Hunt, delivered by Richard W. Murphy, 25266 [13SE]

Factsheets

Continuing the Current No-Undercut Policy, 12621 [17MY]

Nuclear Deterrence—Words Against Facts: Center for Defense Information, 6489 [22MR]

Reagan Nuclear Weapons Negotiating Record: Center for Defense Information, 11044 [3MY]

Security Measures at U.S. Diplomatic Missions, 30663-30672 [5OC]

Strategic Arms—Reagan Administration No-Undercut Policy, 9311 [12AP]

Interviews

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

Justification

Security Supplemental Appropriation, 29067-29074 [3OC]

Letters

Admission of individuals to U.S. from El Salvador: Vice President Bush (sundry excerpts), 19015 [27JN]

Alleged Salvadoran death squad activity, 5183 [12MR]

American ``sweet talk'' with Moscow won't do: W. Scott Thompson, 25403 [13SE]

Arms sales to Guatemala: Senators Durenberger, Boschwitz, Hatfield, and Kassebaum, 2556 [9FE]

ASAT arms control agreement: Paul C. Warnke (sundry), 13969 [23MY]

Cartagena Convention: Monitor Consortium, 23245 [9AU]

Diplomatic relations with the Vatican: Baptist Ministers' Conference DC and Vicinity, 2624 [9FE]

———James Buchanan (1847), 4744 [7MR]

Fate of crewmen of Glomar Java Sea, 6433 [22MR]

Foreign assistance, 28380 [2OC]

Genocide Convention ratification: Senator Pell, 13486 [23MY]

Humanitarian assistance for Afghanistan: Senator Byrd, 21753 [1AU]

Immigration Reform and Control Act, 16284 [13JN]

International terrorism: Committee on Government Operations, 27997 [1OC]

———Committee on Post Office and Civil Service, 27997 [1OC]

———Dept. of State, 27997 [1OC]

———Robert M. Sayre, 11714 [10MY]

Management of arms sales by Dept. of Defense groups: DSAA, 24561 [6SE]

———Representative Hamilton, 24561 [6SE]

Military assistance to Central America: Committee on Appropriations, 7458 [3AP]

———Sec. of State Shultz, 7070 [29MR]

Military assistance to Turkey: Senator Pressler, 21773 [1AU]

Mining of harbors in Nicaragua: Senator Goldwater, 8793 [11AP], 9039 [11AP]

Missile development and military decisionmaking: Representative Gore, 10254 [26AP]

Negotiations to resolve conflict in Cyprus: Dept. of State, 1951 [6FE]

———President Reagan, 1951 [6FE]

———W. Tapley Bennett, 1951 [6FE]

Nuclear power agreement with the People's Republic of China: Subcommittee on Energy Conservation and Power, 10267 [26AP]

Pakistan's nuclear program: Sec. of State Shultz, 28882 [3OC]

Panama Canal treaties: Alexander M. Haig, Jr., 5830 [19MR]

Paraguayan closing of ABC Color newspaper: Arthur H. Davis, 21403 [27JY]

Proposed talks with the Soviet Union at Hiroshima, Japan: Representatives Don Edwards and Mineta, 6799 [27MR]

Reagan's ``star wars'' proposal: several Representatives, 20449 [29JN]

Regulation of river construction projects altering location of international boundary, 217 [24JA]

Religious persecution of Bahais, 8789 [11AP]

``Rethinking War Powers'' response: Senator Goldwater, 7659 [4AP]

Soviet arms control violations: President Reagan, 3324 [23FE]

———sundry Representatives, 3323 [23FE]

Tehran American School Claim Act: Comptroller General of the U.S., 24539 [6SE]

Test ban treaty, 22322 [3AU], 22702 [8AU]

Textile trade with the People's Republic of China: Office of the U.S. Trade Representative, H. Reiter Webb, Jr. (excerpt), 21454 [27JY]

Trouble in Haiti, 24734 [10SE]

U.S. aid to Honduras: Juan Agurcia, 6061 [20MR]

U.S. Embassy in Israel move to Jerusalem: Gerald R. Ford, 20008 [28JN]

———Jimmy Carter, 20008 [28JN]

———Richard M. Nixon, 20008 [28JN]

U.S. food assistance and agricultural development: Denis Lamb, 23199 [8AU]

———U.S. policy in Central America: European parliamentarians, 9673-9675 [24AP]

———GAO, 3527 [27FE]

———Representative Alexander (sundry), 3527 [27FE]

U.S. participation in the Office International de la Vigne et du Vin, 9664 [24AP]

U.S. export of weapons to the Royal Ulster Constabulary in Northern Ireland, 32571 [12OC]

U.S.-Soviet nuclear arms race: Representative Hamilton, 950 [30JA]

———Sec. of Defense Weinberger, 950 [30JA]

Washington error in the Uruguayan crisis: Peter D. Bell, 24552 [6SE]

We are less secure than four years ago: Representative Stark, 32557 [12OC]

Lists

Cosponsors of H.R. 408, U.S.-Soviet Communications Center crisis management system, 2372 [8FE]

Lawyers on the MX missile, by State, 15976 [12JN]

Organizations supporting ratification of Cartagena Convention, 23245 [9AU]

Soviet arms-control violations, 3323 [23FE]

Memorandums

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

Colombian Drug Seizure, 6158 [21MR]

Contras—Freedom Fighters or Foreign Invaders?: Council on Hemispheric Affairs, 28175 [1OC]

Iranian Foreign Exchange Regulations—Application of International Law, 3371-3379 [27FE]

National Endowment for Democracy—Opening a Pandora's Box: Council on Hemispheric Affairs, 17617 [20JN]

U.N. Voting Practices: Austrian Charge d'Affaires, 21734 [31JY]

U.S.-Hungarian Relations and the Situation of the Hungarian Minority in Transylvania (Romania): American Hungarian Federation, 3851-3853 [29FE]

Memorials of legislature

Alaska, 15612 [11JN]

Arizona, 1886 [6FE], 9711 [24AP], 14955 [5JN]

California, 27653 [28SE], 28144 [1OC], 29858 [4OC]

Hawaii, 15611 [11JN]

Massachusetts, 18022 [22JN]

New York, 5862 [19MR]

Messages

Deferral of Budget Authority: President Reagan, 41 [23JA]

Ratification of Genocide Convention: Harry S. Truman (1949), 24603 [7SE]

Tax Convention With Italy: President Reagan, 20624 [24JY]

Appropriations for Security of U.S. Diplomatic Missions: President Reagan, 27497 [27SE]

Motion

Appropriations: making (H.R. 5712), 19527 [28JN]

Papers

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

Nuclear Arms Control—IAEA Safeguards Verification Experience: Library of Congress, 19430 [27JN]

Population and Economic Development: AID draft statement, 16894-16895 [18JN]

———Dept. of State draft statement, 16892 [18JN]

U.S. and the U.N.—Time for Reappraisal: Burton Y. Pines for the Heritage Foundation, 12184-12188 [15MY]

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

Petitions

Appointment of U.S. Ambassador to the Vatican: Southern Baptist Convention, 21058 [25JY]

Colonization of Famagusta: Cyprus House of Representatives, 17730 [21JN]

Crisis Relocation Planning: Michael S. Dukakis, Governor of Massachusetts, 21085 [25JY]

National defense policy: Michigan Congressional Student Forum, 1400 [1FE]

Reduce world's nuclear arsenals: Democratic Club of North Dade County, FL, 1384 [1FE]

U.S. policy toward Mexico: Mexico-U.S. Interparliamentary Conference, 17979 [21JN]

Poems

``Kiss Your Jellybeans Goodbye'': Harmony Grisman, 15224 [6JN]

Press releases

Oakwood, NY, becomes nuclear-free zone, 20455 [29JN]

SALT interim restraint, 17117, 17127 [19JN]

U.S. policy in Central America: Representative Fowler, 10806 [2MY]

———Representative Regula, 10805 [2MY]

Remarks in House

Afghanistan: human rights violations, 11200 [7MY]

American Property Rights Protection Act: enact (H.R. 5634), 11941 [10MY]

Antiballistic missile interceptor: testing, 17004 [18JN]

Antisatellite weapons: funding, 12858 [17MY]

———testing, 427 [25JA]

Appropriations: making (H.R. 5712), 14576-14619 [31MY], 17617 [20JN]

———making (H.R. 5712), amendments in disagreement, 22993-23017 [8AU]

———making (H.R. 5712), appointment of conferees, 20634 [24JY]

———making (H.R. 5712), conference report, 22974-23017 [8AU]

———making (H.R. 5712), file conference report, 22204 [2AU]

Armenians: terrorist attacks on Turkish diplomats, 8615 [10AP]

Arms buildup: issues, 1171 [31JA]

———U.S. policy, 15212 [6JN], 25094 [12SE], 25509 [14SE]

Arms control: negotiations, 16335 [13JN], 16998 [18JN], 17981 [21JN]

———negotiations (H. Con. Res. 329), 19454, 19464 [27JN]

———participation of women in the debate, 25516 [14SE], 26926 [25SE]

———START negotiations, 12861 [17MY]

Arms control agreements: alleged Soviet violations, 1765 [2FE], 32334 [11OC]

Bucks County, PA: freeze of nuclear weapons referendum, 32581 [12OC]

Bunche, Ralph: tribute, 22545 [6AU]

Bunker, Ellsworth: tribute, 29649 [3OC]

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

———U.S. policy, 6479 [22MR], 6942 [28MR], 8475 [9AP], 8793, 8795, 8796, 9022 [11AP], 9630 [12AP], 10037 [25AP], 10800 [2MY], 12979 [18MY]

Chemical weapons: proposed ban, 8291, 8296 [5AP]

Chile: restoration of democracy (H. Con. Res. 357), 25414 [13SE]

China, People's Republic of: nuclear power agreement, 10267 [26AP], 15882 [12JN]

———President Reagan's visit, 10187 [26AP]

———U.S. policy, 11955 [10MY]

China, Republic of: anniversary, 28803 [2OC]

CIA: covert activities in Nicaragua, 25950 [18SE]

Citizens overseas: voting rights, 20456 [29JN]

Classified information: executive branch agency policy, 8290 [5AP]

Coalition for Peaceful Uses of Space: administration report on U.S. Policy on ASAT Arms Control, 8281 [5AP]

Comprehensive Nuclear Weapons Freeze and Arms Reduction Act: enact (H.R. 6210), 28155 [1OC]

Contadora peace process: U.S. Government support, 3034 [22FE]

Cyprus: negotiations with Turkey, 18614 [25JN], 1951, 1960 [6FE]

D'Aubuisson, Roberto: visa, 19014 [27JN], 20321 [29JN]

Developing countries: funding for joint U.S.-Israeli assistance projects, 9046 [11AP]

Drug trafficking, 26188 [19SE]

Edel, William W.: tribute, 24115 [10AU]

El Salvador: land reform proposals, 10780 [2MY]

———military assistance, 4836 [7MR]

———require Sec. of State to furnish new information to House of Representatives on death squads (H. Res. 463), 5793 [15MR]

———tribute to Ambassador Thomas R. Pickering, 11489 [8MY]

———U.S. policy, 4773 [8MR], 6025 [20MR], 19461 [27JN]

Foreign language education: funding levels (H. Con. Res. 258), 2436 [9FE]

Foreign Service officers: compensation for former spouses (H.R. 5598), 11037, 11064 [3MY]

Freedom of Information Act: amend (H.R. 5272), 6935 [28MR]

Garrett, Marvin L., Jr.: tribute, 24150 [10AU]

Geaneas, Zachary P.: tribute, 1957 [6FE]

Hunt, Leamon R.: tribute, 25266, 25267 [13SE]

Information services: proposals to strengthen, 30247 [4OC]

Institute of International Education: tribute, 7162 [29MR]

Intelligence Identities Act: enact (H.J. Res. 633), 26384 [20SE]

Intergovernmental Videoconferencing Act: enact (H.R. 5498), 9578 [12AP]

International Security and Development Cooperation Act: enact (S. 2346), 7225 [30MR]

Iraq: condemn use of chemical weapons (H. Con. Res. 292), 10588 [1MY]

Ireland, Northern: peace initiatives, 15517 [7JN]

Israel: relocate U.S. Embassy to Jerusalem (H.R. 4877), 5862 [19MR], 7637 [3AP], 7892 [4AP], 20008 [28JN]

———Jerusalem issue at prayer breakfast, 21565 [30JY]

Kim Dae Jung: tribute to exiled Korean opposition leader, 30271 [4OC]

Latin America: support for the Contadora peace process, 10601 [1MY]

Lebanon: official announcement ending U.S. participation in multinational peacekeeping force, 7285 [2AP]

———terrorist bombing of U.S. Embassy in Beirut, 26395, 26404 [20SE], 26521 [24SE], 26522 [24SE], 26643 [24SE], 27182, 27183 [26SE], 27618 [27SE]

Management officials: clarify definition (H.R. 5266), 6577 [27MR]

Mexico: welcome to President de la Madrid, 12611 [16MY]

Mexico-U.S. Interparliamentary Conference: issues, 17977 [21JN]

Michigan: Congressional Student Forum on national defense policy, 1400 [1FE]

Missile development: policy implications, 10254 [26AP]

Mozambique: U.S. policy, 7425 [2AP]

National Endowment for Democracy: funding, 14584 [31MY]

National Women's Conference on Preventing Nuclear War: commendation, 25093-25098 [12SE], 25203, 25204 [12SE], 25416 [13SE]

Nicaragua: cancel President's withdrawal of acceptance of compulsory jurisdiction of the International Court of Justice (H.R. 5621), 11461 [8MY]

———human rights violations during elections, 4837 [7MR]

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

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

———Sandinista lobbying efforts concerning U.S. policy, 16290 [13JN]

———U.S. policy, 24332 [5SE], 24921 [11SE], 32605 [14NO]

———visit of Sec. of State Shultz, 15259 [6JN]

Nuclear weapons: proposed Congressional Research Service study of role in U.S. national security policy, 30766 [5OC]

———proposed freeze, 1399 [1FE], 9542 [12AP], 22319 [2AU], 23197 [8AU]

———proposed freeze (H.R. 5571), 16804 [15JN]

———proposed space program, 27797 [28SE]

———Soviet competition, 16619 [14JN]

———testing moratorium, 4239 [1MR]

———testing ban (H.J. Res. 441), 2803 [21FE]

———U.S. policy, 18476 [22JN], 26382 [20SE]

Nuclear war: children's perceptions, 4543 [5MR]

Overseas Teachers Act: enact (H.R. 6175), 24145 [10AU]

Pakistan: efforts to purchase and illegally export nuclear parts from the U.S., 21354 [26JY]

Panama: civil rights violations during the elections, 11955 [10MY]

Panama Canal Act: amend (H.R. 6101), 23195 [8AU]

Paraguay: human rights violations, 15220 [6JN]

Reagan, President: arms control policy, 25169 [12SE]

Somalia: military assistance, 5184 [12MR]

South Africa: disapproving opening of honorary consulates (H. Con. Res. 42), 9532 [12AP]

———U.S. policy, 7424, 7425 [2AP]

Soviet diplomats: U.S. travel restrictions, 9711 [24AP]

Soviet Embassy, Washington, DC: rename section of 16th Street after Andrei Sakharov (H.R. 5784), 16331 [13JN]

Soviet Union: maintain U.S. commitment to the 1972 Antiballistic Missile Treaty (H.J. Res. 531), 6937 [28MR]

———summit meetings issue, 16619 [14JN]

———translating diplomatic language, 1377 [1FE]

———U.S. policy, 19004 [26JN]

———urging return to START and INF negotiations (H. Con. Res. 293), 11067 [3MY]

Space policy: initiate cooperative East-West ventures in space (H.J. Res. 536), 7162 [29MR]

Space weapons: development, 10184, 10186 [26AP]

———policy, 9592 [12AP], 12971 [18MY]

Tehran American School Claim Act: enact (H.R. 6204), 24539 [6SE]

Terrorism: improve intelligence collecting abilities to contain, 21561 [30JY]

The Day After (film): response, 431 [25JA]

Time of remembrance for victims of terrorism throughout the world: designate (S.J. Res. 336), 25160 [12SE]

Turkey: negotiation over Cyprus, 18614 [25JN]

U.S. Program for Developing Countries Act: enact (H.R. 6101), 23204 [8AU]

U.S.-Soviet Communications Center: establish crisis management system (H.R. 408), 2372 [8FE]

U.S. and Soviet diplomats: provide for mandatory reciprocity (H.R. 6069), 22290 [2AU]

USIA: distribution within U.S. of certain films (H.R. 6304), 28079 [1OC]

———participant selection process for Government speakers programs abroad, 2644 [9FE]

Willison, Michael: tragedy in Cancun, 24127 [10AU]

World food program: role of politics, 11956 [10MY]

Zimbabwe: human rights violations, 11963 [10MY]

Remarks in Senate

Act for the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Hostage-Taking: enact (S. 2624), 31948 [11OC]

———enact (S. 2624), placed on calendar, 28207 [2OC]

———introduction (S. 2624), 10700 [2MY]

Adams, Weston: nomination confirmed, 15584 [8JN]

Afghanistan: humanitarian assistance, 21753 [1AU]

Ambassadors: sundry confirmations, 23441 [9AU]

Angola: diplomatic relations, 14100 [24MY]

Appropriations: making (H.R. 5712), 14986 [6JN], 19516, 19526, 19594-19630 [28JN]

———making (H.R. 5712), conference report, 23265-23274 [9AU]

———making (H.R. 5712), Mathias-Eagleton amendment (excerpt), 17405 [20JN]

———making (H.R. 5712), point of order, 19527 [28JN]

———making (H.R. 5712), ruling of the Chair appealed, 19527 [28JN]

———making (S. 1721), postponed, 1739 [2FE]

———making supplemental (H.J. Res. 492), 7396 [2AP]

Armenians: genocide by Turks taken into account in formulating U.S. foreign policy (S. Res. 241), 29919 [4OC]

Arms limitation treaties: Soviet violations, 17872 [21JN]

Blanco, Salvador Jorge: tribute to President of the Dominican Republic, 9082 [12AP]

Bunker, Ellsworth: tribute, 12647 [17MY], 27656, 27794 [28SE], 27841 [29SE], 28978 [3OC], 30542, 30545, 30632 [5OC]

Central America: Contadora peace process, 12189 [15MY]

———reaction of European parliamentarians to U.S. policy, 9673 [24AP]

———U.S. policy, 4735 [7MR]

China, People's Republic of: U.S. policy, 10165 [26AP], 10487, 10488 [1MY], 21546 [30JY]

China, Republic of: reestablish diplomatic relations, 1886 [6FE]

———U.S. policy, 4934 [8MR], 10165 [26AP], 10487, 10488 [1MY], 10840 [3MY]

Coordinating Committee for Multilateral Export Controls (Cocom): U.S. representation, 4071, 4139 [1MR]

Costa Rica: U.S. policy, 20162 [29JN]

Cutler, Walter L.: nomination confirmed, 2602 [9FE]

Cyprus: anniversary of Turkish invasion, 20160 [29JN], 20924 [25JY], 21393 [27JY], 21772 [1AU]

———military assistance, 26222 [20SE]

———peace initiatives, 7879 [4AP], 21393 [27JY]

Cyprus, Turkish Federated State of: independence declaration, 224 [24JA], 3379 [27FE]

———independence declaration (H. Con. Res. 220), 1836, 1837 [3FE]

Discretionary funds: reduction (H.R. 5712), 19609-19611 [28JN]

Dougan, Diana L.: nomination confirmed, 22119 [2AU]

Drug trafficking: U.S.-United Kingdom agreement on investigation of financial accounts in the Cayman Islands, 21631, 21641 [31JY]

Eagleton, William L., Jr.: nomination confirmed, 28975 [3OC]

Economic conditions: relationship to foreign policy decisions, 4879 [8MR]

El Salvador: assure justice in case of murdered churchwomen (S.J. Res. 216), 678 [27JA], 7483 [3AP]

———continue certification requirement (S. 2218), 591-592 [26JA], 917 [30JA]

———require Government effort to eradicate death squads (S. 2214), 580 [26JA]

———U.S. policy, 8789 [11AP]

Foreign assistance: funding, 28378-28383 [2OC]

Foreign relations: U.S. policy, 26971 [26SE]

Foreign Service: foreign exchange program for officers, 26226 [20SE]

Funderburk, David: tribute, 24364 [6SE]

Genocide Convention: ratify, 24602 [7SE], 26411 [21SE]

Glitman, Maynard: tribute, 23634 [10AU]

Golden Fleece Award: recipient, 26596 [24SE]

Harriman, W. Averell: tribute, 17 [23JA]

Hartman, Arthur A.: tribute, 8745 [11AP]

Howe, Jonathan T.: tribute, 19478 [28JN]

Imus, Richard H.: nomination confirmed, 3855 [29FE]

Inter-American Convention on Letters Rogatory: removal of injunction of secrecy, 18711 [26JN]

International Court of Justice: jurisdiction, 8361 [9AP], 9247 [12AP], 11716 [10MY]

International law: role in foreign policy, 11297 [8MY]

Iran: compensation for U.S. claims, 3371 [27FE]

Israel: relocation of U.S. Embassy, 12646 [17MY]

———relocation of U.S. Embassy (S. 2031), 902 [30JA], 3186 [23FE], 4928 [8MR]

———U.S. policy, 18551-18554 [25JN]

Jordan, David C.: nomination confirmed, 3855 [29FE]

Korologos, Tom C.: nomination, 30657 [5OC]

Lebanon: terrorist bombing of U.S. Embassy, 26204-26206, 26209, 26214, 26292 [20SE], 26592 [24SE], 26647, 26649 [25SE], 27017-27019 [26SE], 27404, 27441 [27SE], 27924 [1OC]

———U.S. policy, 4881-4882 [8MR]

Machias Seal Island: U.S.-Canada ownership dispute of wildlife habitat, 18557 [25JN]

Mexico: response to U.S. policies in Central America, 10385 [30AP]

———support by President de la Madrid for Contadora peace process, 13296 [22MY]

Middle East: U.S. policies, 23395 [9AU], 26204-26206 [20SE]

Morocco: U.S. policy, 24230 [5SE]

National Day of Remembrance of Man's Inhumanity to Man: designate (H.J. Res. 247), Dept. of State opposition, 20777 [25JY]

Nominations confirmed, 3522 [27FE], 8745 [11AP], 10110 [26AP]

Panama Canal: success of treaties, 5830 [19MR]

Passports: delays due to rising demand, 16596 [14JN]

Piedra, Alberto M.: nomination confirmed, 19346 [27JN]

Protection of U.S. Government Personnel Act: introduction (S. 3018), 26649-26651 [25SE]

Romania: plight of Hungarian minoritys, 3851 [29FE]

Schifter, Richard: nomination confirmed, 15600 [8JN]

Sebastian, Peter: nomination confirmed, 15600 [8JN]

Shlaudeman, Harry W.: nomination confirmed, 6457 [22MR]

Smith, Thomas W. M.: nomination confirmed, 2602 [9FE]

Soviet Union: arrest of U.S. citizens, 25721 [18SE]

———foreign policy, 8610 [10AP]

———U.S. policy, 26703 [25SE], 27166 [26SE]

Strategic arms agreements: compliance (S. Con. Res. 105), 9309-9313 [12AP], 12620, 12624 [17MY]

Stuart, Robert D.: nomination confirmed, 25664 [17SE]

Tambs, Lewis A.: tribute, 6157 [21MR]

Tehran American School, Iran: reimburse for certain claims (S. 2964), 24252 [5SE]

Terrorist activities: reward for information (S. 2309), 2522 [9FE], 7748 [4AP]

Torture: implementation of U.S. policy opposing practices (S.J. Res. 320), 18685 [26JN], 22484 [6AU], 28436 [2OC]

Treaties: ratification of certain, 18709, 18710 [26JN], 19504, 19512-19515 [28JN], 23244-23246 [9AU]

———ratification of certain, debate procedure, 19476 [28JN]

———ratification of certain, unanimous-consent agreement, 22878 [8AU]

———removal of injunction of secrecy, 9696 [24AP], 11254 [8MY], 11755 [10MY], 15583 [8JN], 15642 [11JN], 18711 [26JN], 20624 [24JY], 24280 [5SE]

Turkey: military assistance policy, 21772 [1AU]

U.N.: U.S. financial contribution, 9359 [12AP]

———voting practices, 7323, 7330 [2AP], 7442-7444 [3AP], 7649 [3AP], 7656-7658 [4AP], 8011 [5AP], 8354 [9AP], 8528 [10AP], 8658-8659 [11AP], 9073, 9240, 9358 [12AP], 12183 [15MY], 14840 [4JN], 16663 [15JN]

U.S. Academy of Peace: establish (S. 564), 12182 [15MY], 15530 [8JN], 27911 [29SE]

U.S. diplomatic missions: additional security measures (H.R. 6311), 29066-29077 [3OC], 29723 [4OC], 30662, 30663, 30672 [5OC]

War Powers Act: Presidential policy restrictions, 7435 [3AP], 7658-7660, 7672-7684 [4AP], 8040-8041 [5AP], 14834 [4JN], 18704 [26JN]

Wilson, William A.: nomination, unanimous-consent agreement, 4609 [6MR]

———nomination confirmation, 4740-4746 [7MR]

———nomination confirmation, debate procedure, 4735 [7MR]

Wolfe, Edward E.: nomination confirmed, 17971 [21JN]

Reports

Administration's Space Arms Control and Defense Policy, 12972 [18MY]

Administrative Procedures Act Adaptation To Assure Participation in Positions To Be Taken in International Organizations: Committee on Foreign Relations (S. 1910) (S. Rept. 98-535), 19643 [28JN]

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

Appropriations: Committee on Appropriations (H.R. 5712) (S. Rept. 98-514), 16158 [13JN]

———Committee on Appropriations (H.R. 5712) (H. Rept. 98-802), 13961[23MY]

———Committee on Appropriations (H.R. 6040) (S. Rept. 98-570), 22121 [2AU]

———committee of conference (H.R. 5712), 22352-22363 [3AU]

———committee of conference (H.R. 5712) (H. Rept. 98-952), 22473 [6AU]

———committee of conference (H.R. 6040) (H. Rept. 98-977), 24083 [10AU]

———Committee on Foreign Relations (S. 2713) (S. Rept. 98-543), 20117 [29JN]

———Committee on Rules (H.R. 6040; H. Res. 572) (H. Rept. 98-979), 24083 [10AU]

———Committee on Rules (H.J. Res. 648; H. Res. 588) (H. Rept. 98-1045), 26589 [24SE]

Appropriations for Foreign Assistance Programs: Committee on Foreign Relations (S. 2582) (S. Rept. 98-400), 9663 [24AP]

Appropriations for Government Intelligence-Related Activities: Committee on Armed Services (H.R. 5399) (H. Rept. 98-743), 13961 [23MY]

Are the Press and Congress Effectively Monitoring the Administration's Policy Towards Nicaragua?: Council on Hemispheric Affairs, 14007-14009 [23MY]

———Committee on Intelligence (Select) (S. 2713) (S. Rept. 98-481), 14112 [24MY]

Caribbean Basin Region Economic Revitalization Amendments: Committee on Rules (H.R. 2769; H. Res. 543) (H. Rept. 98-879), 19983 [28JN]

Changing Course—Blueprint for Peace in Central America and the Caribbean, 15989-15991 [12JN]

Confrontation—Catholic Church and the Sandinista Government: House Republican Research Committee Task Force on Foreign Policy, 26387 [20SE]

Congressional Budget Act Waiver Regarding Eastern Pacific Ocean Tuna Fishing Agreement: Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation (H.R. 5147; S. Res. 435), 24252 [5SE]

Contadora Process: National Bipartisan Commission on Central America (excerpt), 9023 [11AP]

Convention With France on Transfer of Sentenced Persons: Committee on Foreign Relations (Ex. Rept. 98-28), 17575 [20JN]

Convention With Italy on Mutual Legal Assistance: Committee on Foreign Relations (Ex. Rept. 98-36), 17575 [20JN]

Convention With Morocco on Mutual Legal Assistance: Committee on Foreign Relations (Ex. Rept. 98-35), 17575 [20JN]

Convention on Transfer of Sentenced Persons: Committee on Foreign Relations (Ex. Rept. 98-34), 17575 [20JN]

Costa Rica—USSOUTHCOM Moving in While Pastora Is Out, 20163 [29JN]

Country Reports on Human Rights Practices for 1983 (excerpt), 11604 [9MY], 20173 [29JN]

Drug Abuse Prevention, Treatment, and Rehabilitation Act Amendment Revising Policy and Enforcement: Committee on the Judiciary (H.R. 4028) (H. Rept. 98-1008), 24911 [11SE]

Education for Students of Limited Financial Means: Committee on Foreign Relations (S. 2768) (S. Rept. 98-599), 24767 [11SE]

Emigration Reduction From Soviet Union: Committee on Foreign Relations (H.J. Res. 279), 21615 [1AU]

Exploitation of Workers in Soviet Union Forced-Labor Camps Is Morally Reprehensible and Should End: Committee on Foreign Relations (S. Con. Res. 31), 15039 [6JN]

Extradition: Committee on the Judiciary (H.R. 3347) (H. Rept. 98-998), 24667 [10SE]

Extradition Treaty With Costa Rica: Committee on Foreign Relations (Ex. Rept. 98-30), 17575 [20JN]

Extradition Treaty With Ireland: Committee on Foreign Relations (Ex. Rept. 98-32), 17575 [20JN]

Extradition Treaty With Italy: Committee on Foreign Relations (Ex. Rept. 98-33), 17575 [20JN]

Extradition Treaty With Jamaica: Committee on Foreign Relations (Ex. Rept. 98-31), 17575 [20JN]

Extradition Treaty With Sweden: Committee on Foreign Relations (Ex. Rept. 98-27), 17575 [20JN]

Extradition Treaty With Thailand: Committee on Foreign Relations (Ex. Rept. 98-29), 17575 [20JN]

Fish and Fish Products Included in Sec. of Agriculture and CCC Export Authority Extension: Committee on Foreign Relations (H.R. 3255) (H. Rept. 98-1042), 26379 [20SE]

Fishermen's Protection Act Amendment Regarding Reimbursement for Losses Incurred in Vessel Seizure by Foreign Nations: Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation (H.R. 5051) (S. Rept. 98-539), 19643 [28JN]

Five Hundred Rebels Desert Request Amnesty, 15994 [12JN]

Foreign Assistance: Committee on Appropriations (S. 2793) (S. Rept. 98-531), 18683 [26JN]

———Committee on Appropriations (H.R. 6237) (H. Rept. 98-1021), 25272 [13SE]

Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act Implementation: Committee on Intelligence (Select) (H. Rept. 98-738), 11666 [9MY]

Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, First Five Years: Committee on Intelligence (Select) (S. Rept. 98-660), 30563 [5OC]

Foreign Service Nominees: Committee on Foreign Relations, 26695 [25SE]

Foreign Student Scholarships: Commission on Security and Economic Assistance (excerpt), 16570 [14JN]

———Committee on Foreign Affairs (excerpt), 16570 [14JN]

Generalized System of Preferences Committee on Ways and Means (H.R. 6023) (H. Rept. 98-1089), 27652 [28SE]

Impact of U.S. and Soviet Ballistic Missile Defense Programs on the ABM Treaty: Thomas K. Longstreth and John E. Pike, 20451 [29JN]

International Development, Security Assistance, and Peace Corps Programs: Committee on Rules (H. Res. 497) (H. Rept. 98-731), 11011 [3MY]

International Narcotics Control Strategy Report, 5050 [8MR]

International Narcotics Control Study Missions to Various States and Foreign Countries: Committee on Narcotics Abuse and Control (Select) (H. Rept. 98-951), 22279 [2AU]

Israel Trade Agreement: Committee on Ways and Means (H.R. 5377) (H. Rept. 98-1092), 27652 [28SE]

Judicial System in El Salvador (excerpt), 679 [27JA]

Jurisdiction Over Common Commercial Carriers by Water Utilizing Ports Contiguous to U.S.: Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries (H.R. 1511) (H. Rept. 98-1007), 24911 [11SE]

Landsat Sale Effect on International Relations: Committee on Government Operations (H. Rept. 98-1108), 27653 [28SE]

Management of the International Oil Sharing Test in Preparing for the Next Energy Crisis: Committee on Government Operations (H. Rept. 98-786), 12839 [17MY]

Nomination: Alan W. Lukens (Ex. Rept. 98-48), 22513 [6AU]

———Alberto M. Piedra, 18683 [26JN]

———Anthony C. E. Quainton, 22830 [8AU]

———Brandon H. Grove, Jr., 22830 [8AU]

———Clint A. Lauderdale, 18683 [26JN]

———David C. Jordan, 3429 [28FE]

———David C. Miller, Jr., 6851 [28MR]

———Diana L. Dugan, 21615 [31JY]

———Edward E. Wolfe, 17180 [19JN]

———Edward J. Streator, 22830 [8AU]

———Harry W. Shlaudeman, 6160 [21MR]

———Harvey J. Feldman, 26034 [19SE]

———Howard B. Schaffer (Ex. Rept. 98-42), 22513 [6AU]

———James B. Burnham, 22830 [8AU]

———John W. Shirley, 18683 [26JN]

———Larry C. Williamson, 22829 [8AU]

———Leon J. Weil, 22829 [8AU]

———Leonardo Neher, 18684 [26JN]

———Maynard W. Glitman (Ex. Rept. 98-47), 22513 [6AU]

———Owen W. Roberts, 18683 [26JN]

———Paul F. Gardner (Ex. Rept. 98-43), 22513 [6AU]

———Paul H. Boeker (Ex. Rept. 98-45), 22513 [6AU]

———Peter Sebastian, 15039 [6JN]

———Richard Fairbanks, 6851 [28MR]

———Richard Schifter, 15039 [6JN]

———Richard W. Boehm (Ex. Rept. 98-46), 22513 [6AU]

———Robert D. Stuart, 25012 [12SE]

———Robert F. Kane, 3149 [23FE]

———Robert J. Ryan, Jr. (Ex. Rept. 98-44), 22513 [6AU]

———Thomas W. M. Smith, 2115 [7FE]

———Victor M. Rivera, 22830 [8AU]

———Walter L. Cutler, 2115 [7FE]

———Weston Adams, 15039 [6JN]

———William A. Rugh, 26034 [19SE]

———William A. Wilson, 3429 [27FE], 3656 [28FE]

———William L. Eagleton, Jr., 26034 [19SE]

Patterns of International Terrorism (excerpt), 7717, 7719 [4AP]

Political Contributions of Executive Nominees, 2114 [7FE], 3149 [23FE], 3429 [28FE], 6160 [21MR], 6851 [28MR], 8584 [10AP], 9871 [25AP], 11255 [8MY], 15039 [6JN], 17180 [19JN], 18683 [26JN], 21615 [31JY], 22512, 22513 [6AU], 22829 [8AU], 25012-25014 [12SE], 26034 [19SE], 26695 [25SE]

Politics and Power in Honduras, 9554 [12AP]

Principals for the Implementation of the Commitments Undertaken in the Document of Objectives: Joint Meeting of the Central American and Contadora Group Foreign Ministers, 3035 [22FE]

Promote Trade and Development: committee of conference (S. 1841) (S. Rept. 98-1044), 26589 [24SE]

Provide Information on Slayings of American Churchwomen in El Salvador: Committee on Foreign Affairs (H. Res. 464) (H. Rept. 98-657), 8347 [9AP]

Reagan Administration's Arms Control Record: Council for a Livable World, 20556 [23JY]

Recommendations on Central America: National Bipartisan Commission on Central America (excerpt), 17389 [20JN]

Recommendations on El Salvador: Commission on Central America (excerpt), 591 [26JA]

Reimbursement for Claims by Tehran American School, Iran: Comptroller General Socolar, 24254 [5SE]

Security Measures in Beirut: Long Commission (excerpt), 26592 [24SE]

Small Business Export Initiatives, State, Local and Private Sector: Committee on Small Business (H. Rept. 98-1036), 25923 [18SE]

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

Tariff Treatment Change Regarding Certain Articles, Chemicals, and Commodities: Committee on Ways and Means (H.R. 6064) (H. Rept. 98-1015), 25272 [13SE]

Tax Haven Banks Offered by the Cayman Islands (excerpt), 21632 [31JY]

Transfer of Technology: Committee on Governmental Affairs (S. Rept. 98-664), 30563 [5OC]

Treaty With Canada on Taxes on Income and Capital: Committee on Foreign Relations (Ex. Rept. 98-22), 13082 [21MY]

Treaty With Denmark for Avoidance of Double Taxation and Evasion Regarding Taxes on Estates, Inheritances, Gifts, and Other Transfer Items: Committee on Foreign Relations (Ex. Rept. 98-26), 14112 [24MY]

Treaty With Denmark for Avoidance of Double Taxation and Evasion Regarding Taxes on Income: Committee on Foreign Relations (Ex. Rept. 98-23), 13082 [21MY]

Treaty With France on Taxes on Income and Property: Committee on Foreign Relations (Ex. Rept. 98-24), 13082 [21MY]

Treaty With Sweden for Avoidance of Double Taxation and Evasion Regarding Taxes on Estates, Inheritance, and Gifts: Committee on Foreign Relations (Ex. Rept. 98-25), 13082 [21MY]

Treaty With Thailand on Cooperation in Execution of Penal Sentences: Committee on Foreign Relations (Ex. Rept. 98-38), 19348 [27JN]

U.S. Coal Exports and Trade Deficits (excerpt), 158 [23JA]

U.S. Participation to the International Jute Organization: Committee on Foreign Relations (S. 2764) (S. Rept. 98-603), 25617 [17SE]

U.S. Participation to the Office International de la Vigne et du Vin: Committee on Foreign Relations (S. 2583) (S. Rept. 98-602), 25617 [17SE]

U.S. Policy in the Middle East—Where Do We Go From Here—Executive Summary: Josephson Research Foundation, Inc. (excerpt), 3054 [22FE]

U.S. Policy on Practice of Torture by a Foreign Government: Committee on Foreign Relations (S.J. Res. 320), 25617 [17SE]

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

USIA Distribution Within U.S. of Film Entitled ``Peace, Friendship, and Freedom'': Committee on Foreign Relations (S. 2371), 11255 [8MY]

USIA Role, U.S. Advisory Commission on Public Diplomacy, 2801 [21FE]

U.S. Role in the Militarization of Central America: Eva Gold and Mary D. Kent (excerpts), 3295 [23FE]

Wine Trade Barriers: Committee on Ways and Means (H.R. 3795) (H. Rept. 98-1091), 27652 [28SE]

Resolutions by organizations

Security and protection of diplomatic personnel: Council of American Ambassadors, 11693 [9MY]

Suspend deportation of Salvadoran refugees: League of United Latin American Citizens, 27612 [27SE]

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

Rulings of the Chair

Appropriations: making (H.R. 5712), 14589, 14590, 14591, 14593, 14608, 14617 [31MY], 19527 [28JN]

Statements

ABM Treaty: National Campaign To Save the ABM Treaty, 20446 [29JN]

Appropriations: Representative Neal Smith, 14577 [31MY]

Armenian Genocide: Dept. of State, 9644 [24AP]

———Representative Coelho, 9644 [24AP]

Arms Control and Compliance: Representative Courter, 21072 [25JY]

———(sundry excerpts), 32334 [11OC]

Campaign Against Drugs—the International Dimension: Sec. of State Shultz, 26188-26191 [19SE]

Changes in Nicaragua: Philadelphia labor delegation, 32606 [14NO]

Christian Affirmation on Jerusalem: National Christian Leadership Conference, 12845 [17MY]

Communists in El Salvador: Morton Kondracke, 8795 [11AP]

Congressional Fact-Finding Delegation to El Salvador and Nicaragua: sundry Representatives, 29643 [3OC]

Cuban Involvement in Narcotic Trafficking, 1343 [1FE]

Declaration of U.S. Policy Concerning Human Rights in El Salvador: Senator Moynihan, 7483 [3AP]

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

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

El Salvadoran Death Squads: Vice President Bush, 580 [26JA]

Foreign Student Scholarships: J. William Fulbright (excerpt), 16571 [14JN]

From a Dangerous Place: Senator Moynihan, 24232 [5SE]

Genocide Convention Ratification, 26411 [21SE], 27919, 27920 [1OC]

———Senator Proxmire (1967), 24603 [7SE]

Human Needs and World Security: Representative Tony P. Hall, 4705-4707 [6MR]

Human Rights and U.S. Policy in Honduras—Torture, 14025-14027 [23MY]

Independence declaration of the Turkish Federated State of Cyprus, 29099 [3OC]

Information on Whereabouts in Soviet Union of Andrei Sakharov and Elena Bonner (sundry excerpts), 12330 [15MY], 20188 [29JN]

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

Labor Standard Enforcement in Foreign Countries (excerpt), 3737 [29FE]

Latest Violation on Pakistani Territory, 4557 [5MR]

Mexico-U.S. Interparliamentary Conference: Representative Gilman, 17978 [21JN]

Military Assistance to Central America, 7342 [2AP]

No First Use of Nuclear Weapons: Representative Weiss, 24090 [10AU]

Northern Ireland, New Ireland Forum, 13283 [22MY]

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

Plight of the Existence of Nuclear Weapons: Omar Bradley (excerpt), 2804 [21FE]

Political Contributions: David C. Jordan, 3429 [28FE]

———Robert F. Kane, 3149 [23FE]

———William A. Wilson, 3429 [28FE]

Ratification of Sundry Tax Treaties: Joint Committee on Taxation, 19504-19512 [28JN]

Relocating the U.S. Embassy in Israel to Jerusalem: Alleck A. Resnick, 14000 [23MY]

———George F. Will, 6561 [26MR]

———Senator Lautenberg, 3186 [23FE]

SALT II Negotiations, 17398 [20JN]

Security for Europe: James E. Goodby, 23224-23227 [9AU]

Separation of Powers: Thomas Jefferson (1810), 7679 [4AP]

Soviet Basing of Nuclear Submarines in Cuba, 17382 [20JN]

Soviet Violations of Arms Limitation Treaties: Dept. of State, 17394 [20JN]

———Henry A. Kissinger, 17390 [20JN]

Star Wars and ASAT—Need for a Reasoned Debate (sundry excerpts): Donald Kerr, 20411 [29JN]

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

Tactical Zero: Edson W. Spencer, 1382 [1FE]

Terrorism: Sec. of State Shultz, 28985, 28988 [3OC], 32532 [12OC]

Terrorist Bombing of U.S. Embassy in Beirut, Lebanon: President Reagan (excerpt), 27442 [27SE], 27924, 27925 [1OC]

Tradition of Americans Providing Monetary Aid to Relatives in Foreign Countries, 22633 [7AU]

Turkey and Cyprus: Pierre Oberlin, 3694 [28FE]

———Senator Percy, 29098 [3OC]

U.N. General Assembly Voting Record: Jeane J. Kirkpatrick, 7324-7327 [2AP]

U.S. Consulate in Jerusalem, 14746 [31MY]

———Representative McCloskey, 9994 [25AP]

———Richard A. Hellman, 13117 [21MY]

———Robert B. Goldman, 14351 [24MY]

U.S. Foreign Policy—Way It Ought To Be: Representative Solarz, 22073 [1AU]

U.S. Foreign Policy Objectives and the U.N.: Charles Lichenstein, 12184 [15MY]

U.S. Policy in Central America: Representative Frank, 9764 [24AP]

U.S. Policy in Lebanon: Under Sec. of State Eagleburger, 1768 [2FE]

U.S.-Soviet Relations: George Kennan, 10326 [30AP]

———(sundry excerpts), 19004 [26JN]

U.S.-Soviet Space Operations, 15824, 15825 [12JN]

Studies

Limits to U.S.-China Strategic Cooperation: Martin L. Lasater, for the Heritage Foundation, 10166-10169 [26AP]

Why Build-Down Destabilizes—Building Down to Armageddon, 12336-12339 [15MY]

Summaries

Cartagena Convention, 23244 [9AU]

Danish Estate and Gift Tax Treaty, 23244 [9AU]

Thai Prisoner Transfer Treaty, 23244 [9AU]

Tables

Appropriations under H.R. 5712, 19526 [28JN], 22981-22992 [8AU], 23268 [9AU]

Nondefense discretionary budget authority (H.R. 5712), 19629 [28JN]

Status of package of 12 arms control ``stability'' amendments, 15212 [6JN]

U.N. voting record: 38th General Assembly, 7327-7328 [2AP], 7444 [3AP], 7658 [4AP], 8012 [5AP], 8355 [9AP], 8529 [10AP], 8658, 8659 [11AP], 9074 [12AP]

U.S. contributions to foreign assistance health programs, 28380 [2OC]

U.S. ICBM warheads surviving Soviet SLBM attack-mid 1980's, 26909 [25SE]

U.S. military construction activities in Central America and the Caribbean, present and projected: Dept. of Defense, 14531-14533 [30MY]

Telegrams

National Endowment for Democracy: Ted Briggs, Ambassador to Panama, 14987 [6JN]

Reimbursement for claims by Tehran American School, Iran: William F. Keough, 24253 [5SE]

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

Soviet efforts to circulate disinformation, 11974 [11MY]

U.S. policy on SALT interim restraint, 32107 [11OC]

Testimonies

Civil Liberties Act (H.R. 4110): Representative Mineta, 19991 [28JN]

Defense Authorization: Representative Dorgan, 12852 [17MY]

European Views of the Strategic Defense Initiative—Andrew J. Pierre (excerpt), 24539 [6SE]

Relocating the U.S. Embassy in Israel to Jerusalem: Jerry Falwell, 10593 [1MY]

———John T. Pawlikowski, 11066 [3MY]

———Robert B. Goldman, 13968 [23MY]

———Rose Thering, 10784 [2MY]

———Thomas A. Dine, 12092-12094 [14MY]

Texts of

Atomic Energy Act (sections applying to the nuclear power agreement with the People's Republic of China), 10267 [26AP]

H. Con. Res. 258, funding levels for Federal foreign language and international education and exchange programs, 2438 [9FE]

H. Con. Res. 325, arms control agreements with the Soviet Union, 17982 [21JN]

H. Con. Res. 329, negotiations for reduction and control of nuclear weapons, 19455 [27JN]

H. Con. Res. 357, restoration of democracy in Chile, 25415 [13SE]

H. Res. 463, require the Sec. of State to furnish new information to the House of Representatives on Salvadoran death squads, 5793 [15MR]

H.J. Res. 492, Dept. of Agriculture urgent supplemental appropriations: Dept. of State amendment, 7464 [3AP]

H.J. Res. 531, U.S. commitment to 1972 anti-ballistic missile treaty with the Soviet Union, 6937 [28MR]

H.R. 408, establish U.S.-Soviet Communications Center crisis management system, 2372 [8FE]

H.R. 5498, Intergovernmental Videoconferencing Act, 9578 [12AP]

H.R. 5712, appropriations, 19516-19525 [28JN]

H.R. 6204, Tehran American School Claim Act, 24540 [6SE]

H.R. 6304, distribution within the U.S. of certain USIA films, 28079 [1OC]

Resolutions of ratification for sundry treaties, 18709 [26JN], 19515, 19516 [28JN]

S. 2218, continuation of certification requirement for aid to El Salvador, 591 [26JA]

S. 2624, Act for the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Hostage-Taking, 10703 [2MY], 31948 [11OC]

S. 2964, reimburse Tehran American School, Iran, for certain claims, 24253 [5SE]

S. 3018, Protection of U.S. Government Personnel Act, 26651 [25SE]

S. Res. 241, genocide of Armenians by Turks taken into account in formulating U.S. foreign policy, 29919 [4OC]

S. Res. 278, relating to independence declaration of the Turkish Federated State of Cyprus, 29100 [3OC]

S. Res. 395, renegotiate Vienna Convention to eliminate immunity for foreign diplomats in case of assaults with firearms or explosives, 15051 [6JN]

S.J. Res. 216, assure justice in case of murdered churchwomen in El Salvador, 7482 [3AP]

S.J. Res. 320, implementation of U.S. policy opposing torture practices, 18686 [26JN]

S.J. Res. 336, Time of remembrance for victims of terrorism throughout the world, 25161 [12SE]

Treaties

Treaty of Rio (excerpt), 8420 [9AP]