NATIONAL DEFENSE see also Department of Defense

Addresses

Accomplishments of the Civil Air Patrol: Senator Randolph, 6647 [27MR]

American Commitment to the North Atlantic Alliance: David Abshire, 17464-17466 [20JN]

An American Perspective: James R. Schlesinger, 17460-17463 [20JN]

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

Atoms for Peace Conference: Sterling Cole, 494 [26JA]

Christening of U.S.S. Augusta: Senator Cohen, 705 [27JA]

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

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

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

Concern Not for Self, but for Others: James D. Watkins, 11440 [8MY]

Dedication of the Defense Intelligence Analysis Center: Sec. of Defense Weinberger, 15234 [6JN]

Deterrence Is the Cornerstone of U.S. Defense Policy: Charles A. Gabriel, 30906-30908 [9OC]

Enhancement of Military Capabilities, G. A. Keyworth II, 30903-30905 [9OC]

Improving NATO's Conventional Capabilities: Vice President Bush (excerpt), 17486 [20JN]

Issues of Importance to the Air Force: Secretary Verne Orr, 29850 [4OC]

Maritime Policy: Lee Rice, 14514 [30MY]

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

Military Effectiveness: Senator Mattingly (sundry), 3468, 3469 [27FE]

Military Reform: Representative Courter, 9575-9578 [12AP]

Myths and Realities of the Defense Budget: Representative Courter, 11690 [9MY]

NATO—Issues: Senator Roth, 20033-20034 [29JN]

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, 8261 [5AP]

Peace Education—Idea Whose Time Has Come: Fran Schmitt, 14521 [30MY]

Preparedness: Jeane J. Kirkpatrick, 11672-11674 [9MY]

Presentation of the Commission on Security and Economic Assistance Report: President Reagan, 6025 [20MR]

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 Noncompliance With Arms Control Agreements: John F. Kennedy, 12292 [15MY], 12600-12602 [16MY]

———President Reagan (excerpt), 12292 [15MY]

Soviet Strategies in Resource War, 23386 [9AU]

Special Operations Forces Revitalization: Noel C. Koch, 7444-7446 [3AP]

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

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

U.S.-Japan Security Relationship—the Challenge Ahead: Senator Glenn, 17443-17447 [20JN]

Western Alliance: Margaret Thatcher, 15870 [12JN]

What's at Stake?: Sec. of the Army Marsh, 11668 [9MY], 12385 [16MY], 12979 [18MY]

Where Our Treasure Is—State of the Nation: Representative Wright, 389 [25JA]

Advertisements

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

Amendments

Arctic Research and Policy Act: enact (S. 373), House amendments, 17868, 17949 [21JN]

Defense Shipyard Protection Act: enact (H.R. 5220), 20704 [24JY], 24292, 24300, 24301, 24304 [5SE]

Dept. of Defense Authorization Act: enact (H.R. 5167), 9064 [11AP]

Export Administration Act: amend (S. 979), 2719 [21FE]

Foreign Language Assistance for National Security Act: enact (H.R. 2708), 3214, 3224, 3225 [23FE]

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

Procurement: authorizing appropriations (S. 2723; H.R. 5167), 12324 [15MY], 12505, 12506, 12512, 12516, 12551, 12567, 12599 [16MY], 12755, 12756, 12787, 12798, 12841 [17MY], 13048 [21MY], 13448, 13456 [22MY], 13559, 13571, 13573, 13581, 13588, 13589, 13908, 13911, 13925, 13927, 13929, 13930, 13933-13935, 13937, 13944, 13947, 13962-13964 [23MY], 14267, 14271, 14279, 14295, 14345 [24MY], 14443, 14450, 14461, 14464, 14469, 14473, 14478, 14484-14488, 14490, 14491, 14493, 14502 [30MY], 14625-14627, 14635, 14642, 14648, 14649, 14658, 14662, 14663, 14666-14668, 14671, 14673, 14675 [31MY], 15052, 15058 [6JN], 15312, 15314, 15318, 15322, 15326, 15332, 15337, 15349, 15351 [7JN], 15552, 15589, 15593 [8JN], 15616-15619, 15629, 15630, 15632 [11JN], 15797, 15811, 15829, 15840, 15842, 15858 [12JN], 16060, 16106, 16108, 16115, 16130, 16134, 16135, 16138, 16141, 16149, 16151, 16168, 16173, 16179, 16181, 16182 [13JN], 16487, 16488, 16520, 16523, 16538, 16547, 16550, 16552-16554, 16556, 16584-16587, 16589 [14JN], 16673, 16674, 16678, 16683, 16684, 16698, 16700, 16705 [15JN], 16899, 16908, 16911, 16913, 16914, 16915, 16917, 16919, 16920, 16924, 16931, 16952, 16955, 16975-16978 [18JN], 17081, 17083, 17085, 17089, 17112, 17135, 17136, 17161, 17162, 17165-17167, 17173-17178, 17187-17191 [19JN], 17410, 17416, 17421, 17432, 17433, 17454, 17487, 17499, 17502, 17531, 17533, 17536, 17541-17548, 17556-17560, 17593-17603 [20JN]

———authorizing appropriations (S. 2723; H.R. 5167), technical corrections, 16551 [14JN]

———limit use of set-aside for small businesses, 16554 [14JN]

Space weapons: mutual and verifiable ban (S.J. Res. 129), 13531 [23MY]

Appointments

Conferees: H.R. 5167, authorizing appropriations, 17570 [20JN], 17708 [21JN], 18536 [25JN], 24790 [11SE]

Articles and editorials

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

Air Force Status Report: ``We Are Better Than We Have Ever Been'', 30890 [9OC]

Air Force Wants New Cargo Plane, 5770 [15MR]

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

Another MX Vote, 12546, 12562 [16MY]

Anti-Nuclear Age, 347 [24JA]

Anti-Satellite Weapon Research Is Pressed—Pentagon Weighs High-Orbit Attack, 3895 [29FE]

Approaching High Noon in Space, 6251 [21MR]

Approval of MX Missile Will Escalate Arms Race, 16495 [14JN]

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, 6261 [21MR], 11688 [9MY]

Arms-Control Realities, 21729 [31JY]

ASAT Question, 15968 [12JN]

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

Avoidable 20-Year Race, 31778 [11OC]

B-1 Mafia Overpowered Opponents, 3705-3708 [28FE]

B-1B Program Continues 2\1/2\ Months Ahead of Schedule, 30911 [9OC]

B-1/Stealth Competition Emerges, 6369 [22MR]

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

Beached Tigershark, 21074 [25JY]

Biased Congressional Defense Report Ignores the Truth, 24784 [11SE]

Bolstering Defense by Trimming the Fat—Bloated Office of Secretary of Defense Costs U.S. Billions and Thwarts Efficiency, 6738 [27MR]

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]

Can We Protect Our Precious Few Carriers?, 31760 [10OC]

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]

Chemical Weapons Necessity, 11677 [9MY]

CIA Is Expanding Anti-Terrorism Effort but Lacks Data From Inside the Groups, 27015 [26SE]

Committee To Investigate the National Defense Program With Truman as Chairman (1943 excerpt), 10414 [1MY]

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

Criteria for a Comprehensive Strategy for Nuclear Arms Control, 12494 [16MY]

Critics Continue Attack on ``Star Wars'' Plan, 6255 [21MR]

Cutting ``People Benefits'' No Way To Balance Budget, 12027 [14MY]

Dangerous Dream, 6263 [21MR]

Deductibility of Mortgage Expenses by the Military Homeowner After Revenue Ruling 83-3, 16703 [15JN]

Defense Illusion, 27798 [28SE]

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

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

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

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

Do Not Let False Economy Imperil Nation's Defenses, 10087 [26AP]

DOD's Software Engineering Institute, 27165 [26SE]

Don't Bargain With Nerve Gas, 9595 [12AP]

Dreams and Dollars, 7873 [4AP]

Duluth Woman Attends Antiwar Conference, 25417 [13SE]

Earthly Folly in Space, 6262 [21MR]

Effecting Cooperation Within NATO on Civil Emergency Plans, 11548 [9MY]

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

End the War Game, 634 [26JA]

European Self-Reliance and the Reform of NATO, 17467-17471 [20JN]

Export License Delays Force Layoff of Seven Workers, 3421 [27FE]

Financing a Strong National Defense, 16900 [18JN]

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

Four Good Reasons for NATO, 21391 [27JY]

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

Fuel Line Break Forces B-1 Landing, 6370 [22MR]

General Denies Forces are Less Combat-Ready, 16494 [14JN]

Golden Arms, Leaden Readiness, 24366 [6SE]

Ground the MX, 11075 [3MY]

Grounding Spending, 7622 [3AP]

Hardware Hazards, 30261 [4OC]

Harry S. Truman, 10415 [1MY]

Hazardous Cargo, 22072 [1AU]

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

High Pentagon Officials Opposing U.S. Actions on Arms Control, 6258 [21MR]

High Seas Diplomacy Continuing, 16691 [15JN]

How Many MX's?, 12546, 12563 [16MY]

How Now on Cheating?, 1766 [2FE]

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

How To Pay a Lot for Cobalt, 8513 [10AP]

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

In Persian Gulf Crisis, DOE Plans To Let Market Allocate Oil and Set Price, 14934 [5JN]

Iraqis Set Ablaze Turkish Tanker South of Kharg, 14933 [5JN]

It Ain't Broke—But It Needs Some Fixing, 30725 [5OC]

It's Still a Pentagon Budget, 7646 [3AP]

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

Keeping Arms Race Going, 12106 [14MY]

Knight-Ridder B-1 Series Unfair to Program, People, 4731 [6MR]

Land War No. 3—Chemical Warfare, 30908-30911 [9OC]

Last Chance in Space, 6486 [22MR]

Lemon the Size of the Pentagon, 28814 [2OC]

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

Look Not for Foreign Monsters, 11679 [9MY]

Lookin' Good, 4930-4933 [8MR]

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

Military Mind, 917 [30JA]

Military Pay Increase, 16541 [14JN]

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

Mirage of Space Defense, 9784 [24AP]

Missile Deal for Europe—and Beyond, 3245 [23FE]

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

Missile Without a Mission, 12854 [17MY]

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]

National Defense, Private Agendas, 12896 [18MY]

National Guard Memorial—Tribute to the Nation, 11030 [3MY]

NATO—Honing the Grand Strategy, 31288 [10OC]

Near Destruction of Intelligence Agency, 27016 [26SE]

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

New Business in Space, 15997 [12JN]

New Chemical Weapons Reported Less Efficient, 11050 [3MY]

New Doubts on the MX, 16495 [14JN]

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

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

Old Wife of Europe Has to Recapture Her American Husband's Attention by Being More Intelligent About Defense, 17440 [20JN]

Our Schools Are Fortifying Foreign Language Study, 15503 [7JN]

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

Peace Child, 9587 [12AP]

Pentagon Disputes Report on Readiness Figures, 16494 [14JN]

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

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

Pineapple Soldiers, 25808 [18SE]

Plan To Reshape NATO, 4592-4596 [6MR], 5771-5773 [15MR]

Plane That Couldn't Be Shot Down (series), 3014 [22FE], 3286 [23FE]

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

Procurement Success Story, 3185 [23FE]

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

Putting a Test to Europe, 20401 [29JN]

Reagan Report Pessimistic on Satellite-Killer Pact, 7549 [3AP]

Reagan To Offer Plan for Coping With Oil Crisis, 14933 [5JN]

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

Reagan's Terrorists, 7277 [30MR]

Remembrance and Idealism, 15204 [6JN]

Report on Soviets Can Wait, 27803 [28SE]

Retreat From a Secrecy Madness, 3013 [22FE]

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]

Runaway Pentagon, 30262 [4OC]

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

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

Search for Peace, 1744 [2FE]

Security a National Imperative, 30270 [4OC]

Serious Consequences, 135 [23JA]

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

Siege of Fort DeRussy, 8643-8645 [10AP]

Signs of Hope for START, 13465 [22MY]

Single Military Commander, 21068 [25JY]

Sky High Defense, 7881 [4AP]

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

Sky's the Limit, 6485 [22MR]

Sources of Hope, 22484 [6AU]

Soviet Military Reaches Out, 32544 [12OC]

Soviet Plans Giant Missile, Report Says, 16533 [14JN]

Soviets Accelerate Missile Defense, 1766 [2FE]

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

Soviets Sped Rate of Military Spending in 1983, Pentagon Says, 16471 [14JN]

Soviets Target Key Minerals in Southern Africa, 23386 [9AU]

Space Is Becoming a Military Playground, 3540 [27FE]

Space Pioneeers, 15782 [11JN]

Space-Based Ballistic-Missile Defense, 28890-28895 [3OC]

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

Spotting Soviet Strategic Advances, 25415 [13SE], 26293 [20SE]

Star War and Costly Mirages, 7421 [2AP]

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

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

Star Wars Mentality Threatens the Peace, 6268 [21MR]

``Star Wars'' Proposals Beginning To Take Shape, 16481-16484 [14JN]

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

``Star Wars'' Stampede, 6266, 6268 [21MR]

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

Star Wars—What's the Rush?, 6253 [21MR]

Stop Testing and Start Talking, 22066 [1AU]

Storms Ahead for America's Marine, 22534 [6AU]

Study Disproves Concerns About Military Women, 11781 [10MY]

Success of NATO, 17487 [20JN]

Tactical Zero, 429 [25JA]

Technology Transfer and Our Allies, 3470 [27FE]

10 Biggest Hardware Programs Get 11 Percent of Fiscal Year Defense Request, 16495 [14JN]

Those Pentagon ``Cuts'', 11029 [3MY]

Three Minutes to Midnight, 1399 [1FE]

Time for an Arms Rollback, 4556 [5MR]

Too Late to Conciliate, 2621 [9FE]

Trading With the Enemy, 3774 [29FE]

Trident II—Undermining America's Policy of Nuclear Sufficiency, 29915 [4OC]

Troubles Don't Negate Nuclear Power's Role, 14554 [30MY]

Turf Squabbles and Inexperience Hamper Technology Guardians, 3767 [29FE]

Two Soviet Peace Petitioners Arrested, 14971 [5JN]

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], 24739 [11SE]

U.S. Expects Gulf Crisis To Worsen, 14933 [5JN]

U.S. Forces May Lack Resources To Carry on a War, Officers Say, 16491-16494 [14JN]

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

U.S. To Push Antisatellite Weapons Test, 7548 [3AP]

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

View From the Kremlin, 15761 [11JN]

War America Is Losing, 21731 [31JY]

War in the Stars?, 6266 [21MR]

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

Way To Negotiate, 9789 [24AP]

We Always Exaggerate Soviet Power, 5258-5260 [13MR]

We Build, We Fight, Can Do, 20308 [29JN]

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

Weak Link—ASAT, Talks, 7622 [3AP]

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

What's a Treaty Worth?, 7874 [4AP]

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

Where Have All the Warriors Gone?, 28439-28446 [2OC]

White House Contends Carter Crippled CIA, 27014 [26SE]

Who's in Charge Here?, 3420 [27FE]

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

Why Arms Control Is Harmful, 16995 [18JN]

Why We Dropped the Bomb, 26922 [25SE]

Withdrawal of Troops from NATO: James R. Schlesinger (excerpt), 17455 [20JN]

World's Best Jet Engines—Made in America—Or Are They, 8511-8513 [10AP]

Would We Be Cutting the Carter Defense Budget?, 16476 [14JN]

Young, Dedicated, and Gaining Experience, 29240 [3OC]

Bills and resolutions

Civil defense: authorizing appropriations (see H.R. 4930)

Dept. of Defense: budget waiver for consideration of S. 2723, personnel levels appropriations (see S. Res. 394)

———personnel levels and construction appropriations (see S. 2723)

Dept. of Energy: authorizing appropriations (see S. 2723)

Merchant marine: ship construction and reconstruction program (see H.R. 6242)

Military installations: budget waiver for consideration of S. 2723, construction appropriations (see S. Res. 394)

National security programs: authorizing appropriations (see H.R. 5395)

Nuclear arms: risk reduction centers in Moscow and Washington, DC (see S. Res. 329)

Nuclear weapons: study impact of explosion on weather relative to U.S. defense capability (see S. 2693)

Petroleum: emergency reserve (see H.R. 6369)

———regional strategic reserves (see H.R. 6060)

Weather: study impact of nuclear explosion relative to U.S. defense capability (see S. 2693)

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]

``NATO's Nuclear Dilemmas'': David N. Schwartz (excerpt), 17451 [20JN]

``Survival and Peace in the Nuclear Age,'' Laurence Beilenson (excerpt), 12291 [15MY]

Broadcasts

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

Chronologies

Decline in the shipbuilding industry, 24295 [5SE]

Citations

Presentation of the Eugene M. Zuckert Management Award to John B. Conaway: U.S. Air Force, 29238 [3OC]

Court decisions

Armed Forces basic housing and subsistence allowances: Supreme Court, 16702 [15JN]

Documents

Federalist Papers: No. 3 (excerpt), 12291 [15MY]

Outer Space Treaty of 1967 (excerpt), 31758 [10OC]

Procurement Contract (excerpt), 23590 [10AU]

Warsaw Treaty Foreign Ministers Committee: Soviet Embassy (excerpt), 13562 [23MY]

Essays

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

Explanations

Materials relative to proposed improvements in conventional defense forces, 16498-16501 [14JN]

Talking points (excerpt of document on MX missile development), 16528 [14JN]

Factsheets

Air Force readiness improvements (1980-84), 31980 [11OC]

Environmental Impact of MX Has Not Been Evaluated: Friends of the Earth, 12105 [14MY]

National Guard and Reserve Participation in the Grenada Rescue Operation and the Beirut Incident, 103 [23JA]

Nuclear Armed Sea-Launched Cruise Missile—An Overlooked Weapon With Underestimated Implications, 14628-14633 [31MY]

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

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

Letters

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

Antiballistic Missile Treaty: Sec. of Defense Weinberger, 28703 [2OC]

Antisatellite weapons: Gerard C. Smith, 13592, 13916 [23MY]

———(sundry), 27314 [26SE]

Armed Forces combat readiness (sundry), 31979, 31980 [11OC]

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

Authorizing appropriations: Dept. of Energy, 6170 [21MR]

Chemical weapons: President Reagan, 12776 [17MY]

———(sundry), 12760, 12765, 12777 [17MY]

Classified information leaks: Senator Moynihan, 27015 [26SE]

———William J. Casey, CIA Director, 27016 [26SE]

Construction Differential Subsidy-built tankers (sundry), 22979 [8AU]

Danger of thermonuclear war: Andrei Sakharov (excerpt), 16535 [14JN]

Defense equipment leasing guidelines: Committee on Armed Services (Senate), 16487 [14JN]

———OMB, 16487 [14JN]

Defense missiles and space weapons: Jerry Voorhis, 31347 [10OC]

Defense Readiness Programs: GAO (excerpt), 15594 [8JN], 16496 [14JN]

Defense spending: Business Executives for National Security, Inc., 4798 [7MR]

———Tidal W. McCoy, 11544 [9MY]

Disposal of stockpiled silver: Committee on Armed Services, 15318 [7JN]

Export of Western technology: Business Group on the Export Administration Act, 3382 [27FE]

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

———Representative Hamilton, 24561 [6SE]

Military construction: Dept. of Defense, 28368 [2OC]

———OMB, 28368 [2OC]

Military is not ``hobbled'': Tidal W. McCoy, 1342 [1FE]

Military pay increase: Sec. of Defense Weinberger, 16538, 16542, 16545 [14JN]

Military spending: Representative Wright, 2399 [9FE]

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

MX missile program: Common Cause (organization), 8620 [10AP]

———several Members of Congress (excerpt), 16537 [14JN]

———(sundry), 12807 [17MY]

———William N. McGill, 12274 [15MY]

National Security Decision Directive 84 (prepublication review): Executive Office of the President, 17405 [20JN]

———GAO, 17405-17409 [20JN]

———Representatives Brooks and William D. Ford, 17408 [20JN]

National security import sanctions: Dept. of Commerce, 3411 [27FE]

New peacetime GI bill for our all-volunteer force: Alan Jean-Pierre Rjmar, 15977 [12JN]

Nuclear arms: University of Chicago faculty members, 2436 [9FE]

Nuclear war risk reduction centers: Senators Nunn and Warner, 16686 [15JN]

Nuclear war risk reduction system: Senators Nunn and Warner, 1332 [1FE]

Peaceful resolution to international differences: Representative Jacobs, 32552 [12OC]

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

Purchase of domestic copper for national defense stockpile: FEMA, 20593 [24JY]

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

Reauthorization of the Defense Production Act: FEMA, 8510 [10AP]

Sales by Dept. of the Army arsenals: Representative Fascell, 13934 [23MY]

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

———sundry Representatives, 3323 [23FE]

Special Defense Acquisition Fund: Representative Fascell, 12755 [17MY]

Tax treatment of Armed Forces basic housing and subsistence allowances: Sec. of Defense Weinberger, 16701 [15JN]

U.S. contributions to allied common defense: Senators Nunn and Roth, 17491 [20JN]

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

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

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

Lists

Coalition for Peaceful Uses of Space members, 8281 [5AP]

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

Persons responsible for the C-124 aircraft exhibit at Travis Air Force Museum, 14973 [5JN]

Soviet arms-control violations, 3323 [23FE]

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

Mailgrams

Defense contracts warranty laws: Hollingsead International, 4804 [7MR]

Memorandums

Defense Readiness Programs: Dept. of Defense, 16496 [14JN]

National Security Decision Directive 84 (Prepublication Review): Executive Office of the President, 17405 [20JN]

Superpower Summitry and Its Perils: Heritage Foundation, 20389 [29JN]

U.S. air base defense and survivability, 12805 [17MY]

Memorials of legislature

Massachusetts, 19641 [28JN]

Messages

Maximum Production Period of Naval Petroleum Reserves: President Reagan, 30560 [5OC]

Opinions

Transportation of military personnel to domiciles by Government vehicles: Dept. of Justice (excerpt), 16547 [14JN]

Papers

American Public Universities—Role of Technical Assistance Projects in Developing Countries: Harry C. Miller and E. Hollis Merritt (excerpts), 22059 [1AU]

Democratic Perspective on the Intermediate Range Nuclear Weapons Negotiations, 2347 [8FE]

East-West Trade and Technology Transfer: Heinz Schimmelbusch, 3012 [22FE]

New Arms Race—Star Wars Weapons: Union of Concerned Scientists, 6259 [21MR]

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

Unlocking Space, 3921 [29FE]

Petitions

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]

Poems

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

Press conferences

Stealth cruise missile development: Larry Skantze, 15332 [7JN]

Press releases

Greenlief to retire as National Guard Association executive vice president, 21749 [1AU]

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

Proclamations

Seabee Day (sundry), 20309-20312 [29JN]

Provisions

Export Administration Act amendments: Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs print, 3390 [27FE]

Quotations

National security import sanctions: sundry, 3412, 3413 [27FE]

Remarks in House

Airbases: defense, 29563 [3OC]

Aircraft engines: warranties, 13571 [23MY]

American Defense Education Act: enact, 25097 [12SE]

———enact (H.R. 881), 12869 [17MY]

Antiballistic missile interceptor: testing, 17004 [18JN]

Antiballistic Missile Treaty, 28701 [2OC]

Antisatellite weapons: arms control agreement, 16194 [13JN]

———ban use, 15881 [12JN]

———funding, 3333 [27FE], 3895, 3920 [29FE], 7548 [3AP], 12858 [17MY], 13589, 13908, 13911, 13925, 13927, 13929 [23MY], 14233 [24MY]

———negotiations with Soviet Union, 15968 [12JN]

———testing, 26857 [25SE]

Arctic Research and Policy Act: enact (S. 373), Senate amendments, 18739 [26JN]

Armed Forces: combat readiness, 5029 [8MR]

———training exercises, 14407 [30MY]

Arms buildup: issues, 1171 [31JA]

Arms control: convene summit talks, 16194 [13JN]

———negotiations, 24413 [6SE]

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

———policy, 3244 [23FE], 12493 [16MY], 15212 [6JN], 25094 [12SE], 25509 [14SE], 31347 [10OC]

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

Arms negotiations: call for Soviets to participate, 16335 [13JN]

Army utility aircraft fleet, 12755 [17MY]

B-1 bomber: continuing research, 3013 [22FE], 24291 [5SE]

———funding, 3285 [23FE], 3705 [28FE]

B-1B bomber: funding, 13573-13580 [23MY]

Binary chemical weapons: development, 6308 [21MR]

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

C-12 aircraft: funding, 29563 [3OC]

C-124 aircraft: arrival at Travis Air Force Museum, 14973 [5JN]

Central America: U.S. policy, 447 [26JA]

Chemical weapons, 12756-12786 [17MY]

———development, 8299 [9AP]

———proposed ban, 8291, 8296 [5AP]

Civil Air Patrol: tribute, 6647 [27MR]

Civil defense funds: prohibit use in preparation or response to nuclear war, 14469 [30MY]

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

Commission on Merchant Marine and Defense: establish, 14485 [30MY]

Committee on Foreign Affairs: arms control and international security activities, 30348 [5OC]

Competitive Shipping and Shipbuilding Act (H.R. 6222): introduction, 24909 [11SE]

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

Contracting out: limitations, 13934 [23MY]

Cost-Accounting Standards Board: reinstate functions (H.R. 5480), 9534 [12AP]

Defense budget, 6033 [20MR], 6307 [21MR], 7646 [3AP], 9382 [12AP], 14298 [24MY], 14335 [24MY], 20322 [29JN]

———economic impact, 4793-4814 [7MR]

———operation and maintenance funds, 5029 [8MR]

Defense contracts: authority to terminate procurement officer for excessive cost overruns, 14464-14469 [30MY]

Defense procurement procedures, 14510 [30MY]

Defense Production Act: extend (S. 1852), 8514 [11AP], 8642 [10AP]

———extend (S. 1852), conference report, 8506 [10AP]

———waiver of points of order against conference report (H. Res. 479), 8506-8515 [10AP]

Defense Shipyard Protection Act: enact (H.R. 5220), 24292-24305 [5SE]

Democratic platform, 20686 [24JY]

Dept. of Defense: making appropriations, 24793 [11SE]

———targeting nonstrategic procurement contracts to distressed areas, 14642 [31MY]

Dept. of Defense Authorization Act: enact (H.R. 5167), 9061-9064 [11AP]

———enact (H.R. 5167), conference report, 27304-27315 [26SE]

Dept. of the Army arsenals: sales, 13933 [23MY]

Education: impact on defense, 25219 [13SE]

El Salvador: limit U.S. combat forces, 13938 [23MY]

Elections: role of voters, 28809 [2OC]

Europe: deployment of Pershing cruise missile, 14658, 14665 [31MY]

First-strike capabilities, 14490 [30MY]

Foreign Language Assistance for National Security Act: enact (H.R. 2708), 3201-3227 [23FE], 15503 [7JN]

Foreign shipyards: building of U.S. ships, 24301 [5SE]

Germany, Federal Republic of: U.S. policy, 9385 [12AP]

Honduras: claim by U.S. citizen, 13935 [23MY]

International Security and Development Cooperation Act: enact, 12975 [18MY]

———enact (S. 2346), 7225 [30MR]

Japan: sharing of costs of defending the Pacific region (H.R. 1740), 30162 [4OC]

Joint Chiefs of Staff Reorganization Act: enact (H.R. 3718), 30725 [5OC]

Korea, Republic of: limit U.S. combat forces, 13944 [23MY]

Lebanon: establish a U.N. peacekeeping force to replace multinational force, 489 [26JA]

———proposed withdrawal of U.S. troops, 79, 80 [23JA], 247, 248 [24JA], 353 [25JA], 447 [26JA], 1132 [31JA], 1187 [1FE], 1412 [2FE], 1891, 1892 [6FE]

M-1 Abrahams tank program, 12500 [16MY]

Merchant marine: tribute for World War II efforts, 17214 [19JN]

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

Middle East: limit U.S. combat forces, 13944 [23MY]

Military equipment: purchase of spare parts, 23582-23592 [10AU]

Military readiness: issues, 23165 [8AU]

Military technology: regulate transfer of certain, 3012 [22FE]

Military training exercises: designation of areas to be used, 14407 [30MY]

Mine warfare: naval abilities, 11691 [9MY]

Missiles: deployment of certain, 3244 [23FE]

———development policy implications, 10254 [26AP]

MX missile: Bennett-Mavroules amendment to eliminate production funds, 12491 [16MY]

———deployment, 11559 [9MY]

———development, 4972 [8MR], 10919 [3MY], 11333, 11336 [8MY], 12481, 12491, 12493-12569 [16MY]

———first strike capability, 14490 [30MY]

———funding, 5489, 5490 [14MR], 7769 [4AP], 9381 [12AP], 12568 [16MY], 12873 [17MY], 12967, 12976 [18MY], 14648-14656 [31MY], 15975 [12JN]

———production, 5196, 5197 [13MR], 24289 [5SE]

National Guard: prohibit from paramilitary activities, 24791 [11SE]

———prohibit from participation in military or paramilitary activity (H.R. 6243), 25220 [13SE]

National security information: selective disclosure, 12963 [18MY]

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

NATO: allied commitments, 14486, 14510 [30MY]

NOAA: user fees for mapping and charting activities (H.R. 6435), 31742 [10OC]

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

Nuclear cooperation agreement with the People's Republic of China, 15882 [12JN]

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

———prohibit use of civil defense funds in preparation or response, 14469 [30MY]

———threat, 31348 [10OC]

Nuclear weapons: danger of existence and proliferation, 2435 [9FE]

———deployment in space, 7421 [2AP], 7621 [3AP]

———development, 12493 [16MY]

———encourage Soviets to negotiate, 16998 [18JN]

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

———policy negotiations, 2347 [8FE], 18476 [22JN]

———proposed arms control agreements with the Soviet Union, 17981 [21JN]

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

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

———proposed moratorium on testing, 4239 [1MR]

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

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

———Soviet competition, 16619 [14JN]

———U.S. policy, 26382 [20SE]

———women and the debate, 26926 [25SE]

Nuclear winter discussion, 12519 [16MY]

Nuclear-armed sea-launched cruise missiles: deployment, 19774 [28JN]

Office of Test and Evaluation: establish, 14626 [31MY]

Outer Space Treaty of 1967, 31758 [10OC]

Pershing II missile: funding, 12982 [21MY], 13559-13571 [23MY]

President: foreign policy authority, 14265-14278 [24MY]

Procurement: authorizing appropriations (S. 2723; H.R. 5167), 12266-12298 [15MY], 12488 [16MY], 12493-12570 [16MY], 12755-12807 [17MY], 13559-13593, 13907 [23MY]-13946, 13981, 14013 [23MY], 14265-14299[24MY], 14443-14510 [30MY], 14625-14680, 14765 [31MY], 15263 [6JN], 15497, 15499 [7JN], 16323 [13JN], 17986 [22JN]

———authorizing appropriations (S. 2723; H.R. 5167), appointment of conferees, 17707 [21JN], 18536 [25JN], 24790 [11SE]

———authorizing appropriations (S. 2723; H.R. 5167), permission to file conference report, 26724 [25SE]

———authorizing appropriations (S. 2723; H.R. 5167), technical corrections, 14680 [31MY]

———authorizing appropriations (S. 2723; H.R. 5167), technical corrections (H. Con. Res. 369), 29471 [3OC]

Reagan, President: arms control policy, 8345 [9AP], 25169 [12SE]

———military spending policy, 20929 [25JY]

Reserve forces: effectiveness, 3709-3713 [28FE]

———prohibit from participation in military or paramilitary activity (H.R. 6243), 25220 [13SE]

Sea-launched cruise missiles: production, 14627-14641, 14674 [31MY]

Sealift capability: increase, 14494-14502 [30MY]

Selfridge Air National Guard Base, MI: report on proposed contract, 27603 [27SE]

Sergeant York Division Air Defense System: funding, 12798-12804 [17MY]

Ship construction and reconstruction program: establish new (H.R. 6242), 25396 [13SE]

Shipbuilders: authorizing appropriations for the maritime construction differential subsidy (H.R. 5091), 4976 [8MR]

Shipyards: protect (H.R. 5220), 6488 [22MR]

Silver: disposal from national defense stockpile, 14463 [30MY]

Soviet Union: arms control agreement compliance practices, 14666 [31MY]

———boycott of arms control negotiations, 21647 [31JY]

———calling on U.S. to maintain its commitment to the 1972 Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty (H.J. Res. 531), 6937 [28MR]

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

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

Space defense initiative: proposed, 14233 [24MY]

Space weapons: development, 3333 [27FE], 3895, 3920 [29FE], 6250-6275, 6277-6284, 6289 [21MR], 7548 [3AP], 10184, 10186 [26AP]

———initiate cooperative East-West ventures (H.J. Res. 536), 7162 [29MR]

———policy, 9592 [12AP], 12971 [18MY]

———proposed deployment, 31342 [10OC]

Spare parts: procurement, 23582-23592 [10AU]

Special Defense Acquisition Fund, 12755 [17MY]

START: arms negotiations issues, 12861 [17MY]

Steel imports: defense use, 25221 [13SE]

Stinger missiles: prohibit U.S. sale to Jordan and Saudi Arabia, 6066 [20MR]

Strategic and Critical Materials Stock Piling Revision Act: enact (H.R. 5516), 9977 [25AP]

Submarine: competitive procurement of reactor components, 14485 [30MY]

Tanks: procurement, 12755 [17MY]

Technology: export controls on militarily critical goods, 6579 [27MR]

Tennessee National Guard: tribute, 20415 [29JN]

Terrorism: U.S. policy, 17205 [19JN]

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

Trident II missile: funding, 12787-12796 [17MY], 13930 [23MY]

U.S. troops: congressional approval for deployment, 31344, 31346 [10OC]

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

Weapon systems: cost, 14491 [30MY]

Weapons: deployment in space, 7873, 7881 [4AP]

Western Europe: limit U.S. combat forces, 13944 [23MY]

Whiteman Air Force Base, Johnson County, MO: tribute, 3715 [28FE]

Remarks in Senate

Air Force: national defense issues, 29850 [4OC]

———procurement of C-17 cargo plane, 5770 [15MR]

———statistical profile of personnel, 29240 [3OC]

All-Volunteer Force: assessment, 28268 [2OC]

Antisatellite weapons: ban (S.J. Res. 129), 7137 [29MR]

Arctic Research and Policy Act: enact (S. 373), House amendments, 17945-17949 [21JN], 23911 [10AU]

Armed Forces: combat readiness, 15594 [8JN], 31979 [11OC]

———evaluation of interrelationship during combat situations, 6081 [21MR]

———performance record of women, 11781 [10MY]

———promotion policies, 28439 [2OC]

———response to report critical of weapons systems, 26050 [19SE]

———state of readiness, 21101 [26JY]

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

Augusta, U.S.S. (submarine): launching, 704 [27JA]

B-1 bomber: development funding competition, 6368 [22MR]

Blackhawk helicopter: procurement, 16149 [13JN]

CHAMPUS: study issue of allowing utilization of medicare payment methods, 16683 [15JN]

Commission on Merchant Marine and Defense: establish, 16679-16682 [15JN]

Conaway, John B.: Air Force award recipient, 29238 [3OC]

Conventional defense forces: transfer of funds from MX program, 16489-16520 [14JN]

Defense budget: impose ceilings, 9685 [24AP]

———spending priorities, 12895 [18MY]

Defense contractors: use of taxpayer funds for public relations activities, 4929 [8MR]

Defense equipment: leasing guidelines, 16487 [14JN]

Defense industrial base: FEMA information, 28284 [2OC]

Dept. of Defense: effectiveness of organizational structure, 1342 [1FE]

———employment levels, 6738 [27MR]

———procurement policy, 3185 [23FE]

———proposed Software Engineering Institute, 27165 [26SE]

———require targeting of contracts to high unemployment areas (S. 2203), 48 [23JA], 4360 [5MR]

Dept. of Energy: authorizing appropriations (S. 2459), 6168 [21MR], 6696 [27MR]

———authorizing appropriations (S. 2459), insert certain language of S. 2723, 17571 [20JN]

Export Administration Act: amend (S. 979), 2549 [9FE]

Federal employees: prepublication review requirements, 17405 [20JN]

Greenlief, Francis S.: tribute, 21749-21751 [1AU]

Immigration policies: relationship to national security, 3844 [29FE]

Intelligence services: rebuild resources and capabilities, 27755 [28SE]

———statements by President Reagan relative to Carter administration, 27014-27017 [26SE]

International Atomic Energy Agency: funding, 22792-22794 [8AU]

Japan: defense spending, 17442-17447 [20JN]

Japanese Americans: U.S. military service, 25807 [18SE]

Joint Chiefs of Staff: reorganize to improve system for providing military advice (S. 2485), 6807-6809 [28MR]

Marine Corps Reserve: equipment purchases, 16698 [15JN]

Military: media relations, 25650 [17SE]

Military construction: making appropriations, 28366-28372 [2OC]

Military readiness: response to critical congressional report, 24784 [11SE]

Military vessels: construction in foreign shipyards, 16699 [15JN]

MX missiles: development, 16489-16538 [14JN]

———prohibit deployment in existing silos, 16520 [14JN]

———restructure deployment program, 16524 [14JN]

National Guard: increase Federal share of construction cost (S. 3054), 29162 [3OC]

National Military Advisory Council: establish (S. 2485), 6807-6809 [28MR]

National Peace Through Strength Week: designate, 27755 [28SE]

National security: congressional involvement, 4606 [6MR]

NATO: defense spending commitments by member nations (S. Con. Res. 112), 11287 [8MY]

———end-strength level on U.S. troops, 17455, 17487, 17498 [20JN]

———European contributions, 17434-17442, 17448 [20JN]

———future challenges, 5771 [15MR]

———improve conventional capabilities, 17434-17498 [20JN]

———reduce U.S. troops in certain countries, 17434 [20JN]

———strategic reform, 4592 [6MR]

———U.S. contributions, 15322, 15331 [7JN], 18559 [25JN]

———weapons, 16899, 16908 [18JN]

Navy: D-5 missiles on Trident II submarines, 29915 [4OC]

``Neither Madmen Nor Messiahs'': Senator Durenberger's book, 29241 [3OC]

Nuclear war: support for establishment of risk reduction system (S. Res. 329), 1332-1334 [1FE]

Nuclear weapons: comparison of Reagan/Mondale policies, 31778 [11OC]

———deployment of small, single-warhead missiles, 16520 [14JN]

———minimum deterrence option, 31778 [11OC]

Passenger vessels: allow entry into U.S. trade, 29226 [3OC]

Petroleum: instability of Persian Gulf area export supplies, 12012 [14MY], 12129 [15MY], 12892 [18MY], 13142, 13145 [22MY], 14142 [24MY], 14932 [5JN], 17071 [19JN], 23246 [9AU]

Procurement: authorizing appropriations (S. 2723; H.R. 5167), 15038 [6JN], 15296-15338 [7JN], 15587-15600 [8JN], 15628 [11JN], 15796-15843 [12JN], 16058, 16141-16153 [13JN], 16469-16557 [14JN], 16678, 16705-16708 [15JN], 16899, 16972, 16973 [18JN], 17080-17150, 17159-17178 [19JN], 17410, 17432, 17499 [20JN], 17745, 17872, 17882 [21JN], 23630-23634 [10AU], 24365-24367 [6SE], 24943-24945 [12SE], 25387 [13SE]

———authorizing appropriations (S. 2723; H.R. 5167), appointment of conferees, 17570 [20JN]

———authorizing appropriations (S. 2723; H.R. 5167), Chiles amendment (excerpt), 16529 [14JN]

———authorizing appropriations (S. 2723; H.R. 5167), closed session procedure, 15812 [12JN]

———authorizing appropriations (S. 2723; H.R. 5167), conference report, 27422-27440 [27SE]

———authorizing appropriations (S. 2723; H.R. 5167), debate procedure, 14931 [5JN], 15569 [8JN]

———authorizing appropriations (S. 2723; H.R. 5167), technical corrections (H. Con. Res. 369), 30709 [5OC]

———authorizing appropriations (S. 2723; H.R. 5167), pass H.R. 5167 in lieu, 17569 [20JN]

———authorizing appropriations (S. 2723; H.R. 5167), point of order, 16095-16105 [13JN], 16913 [18JN]

———authorizing appropriations (S. 2723; H.R. 5167), ruling of the chair, 16104 [13JN]

———authorizing appropriations (S. 2723; H.R. 5167), staff tribute, 17740 [21JN]

———authorizing appropriations (S. 2723; H.R. 5167), substitute language of S. 2723, 17570 [20JN]

———authorizing appropriations (S. 2723; H.R. 5167), unanimous-consent agreement, 17149 [19JN]

———authorizing appropriations (S. 2723; H.R. 5167), unanimous-consent agreement on closed session, 15810 [12JN]

Silver: disposal of stockpiled, 15318-15322 [7JN]

Soviet Union: efforts to control U.S. sources of strategic materials, 23386 [9AU]

———strategic initiatives, 26293 [20SE]

Space weapons: mutual and verifiable ban, 15797-15810, 15812-15843 [12JN], 16153 [13JN], 18627 [26JN]

———mutual and verifiable ban (S.J. Res. 129), 13531-13536 [23MY]

———strategic defense initiative, 28888-28895 [3OC], 31964 [11OC]

———threat to arms control, 24738 [11SE]

Special Operations Forces: revitalize, 7444 [3AP]

Stealth cruise missile: development, 15332 [7JN], 17882 [21JN]

Strategic defense initiatives program: funding, 30477 [5OC]

Strategic materials: ensure copper purchases from domestic sources, 20593 [24JY]

———funding for national stockpile, 20591 [24JY]

Technology: export controls on militarily critical goods, 3380-3382, 3385-3391, 3411-3418, 3422, 3470 [27FE], 3641 [28FE], 3728 [29FE], 4136, 4199 [1MR], 25661 [17SE], 31220-31227 [10OC]

Transfer of Technology: submission of Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations report, 30563 [5OC]

U.S. Army: allow enlistment of aliens (S. 2296), 2502 [9FE]

U.S. objectives, 29231 [3OC]

U.S./Soviet Strategic Nuclear Forces—Potential Trends With or Without SALT: Congressional Research Service report, 31927 [11OC]

Virginia: contributions to defense, 12385 [16MY]

Weapons: NATO, 16899, 16908 [18JN]

Reports

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

Allied Contributions to the Common Defense: Dept. of Defense (excerpt), 15325 [7JN], 17484 [20JN]

Antisatellite Weapons, 13592 [23MY]

Appropriations for National System of Interstate and Defense Highways: Committee on Rules (H. Res. 502) (H.R. 5504) (H. Rept. 98-789), 12839 [17MY]

Ballistic Missile Defense: Scowcroft Commission (excerpt), 28703 [2OC]

Congressional Budget Defense Appropriations Range (H. Con. Res. 280), 21791 [1AU]

Contractual Actions To Facilitate National Defense—1982-83, 12087 [14MY]

Controlling Defense Spending—The MX Missile: Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, 12500 [16MY]

Defense-Oriented Industrial Base: Committee on Armed Services (1980 excerpt), 28285 [2OC]

Dept. of Defense Authorization Act: committee of conference (H.R. 5176), 27189-27304 [26SE]

Dept. of Defense Frontline Weapon Systems Civilian Support: Committee on Government Operations (H. Rept. 98-936), 22279 [2AU]

Dept. of Energy Appropriations: Committee on Armed Services (House) (H. Rept. 98-724), 10242 [26AP]

Development of MX Missile: Committee on Armed Services (excerpt), 16516 [14JN]

———Scowcroft Commission (excerpt), 16504, 16521, 16527, 16535 [14JN]

European Defense Budgets: North Atlantic Assembly (excerpt), 17440 [20JN]

Evaluation of Dept. of Defense Readiness Status Response: GAO, 15595-15600 [8JN]

Explanation of Modifications of Certain Procurement Authorizations, 15497 [7JN]

Export of Western Technology: excerpt, 3381 [27FE]

Extraordinary Contractual Actions To Facilitate the National Defense, 15481 [7JN]

Fiscal Year 1977 Defense Authorization Act (excerpt from conference report), 16516 [14JN]

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

Improving NATO's Conventional Capabilities: Dept. of Defense (excerpt), 17486, 17495 [20JN]

Joint Test-and-Evaluation of Combined Armed Forces in Combat: GAO, 6082-6084 [21MR]

Military History at ``Command and Staff'': Donald F. Bittner, 11058 [3MY]

Military Recruitment: Committee on Armed Services (excerpt), 16538 [14JN]

National Defense Shipyards Protection: Committee on Rules (H.R. 5220; H. Res. 553) (H. Rept. 98-900), 20702 [24JY]

NATO—Can the Alliance Be Saved?: Senator Nunn (excerpt), 17439 [20JN]

Nuclear Risk Reduction System: Working Group on Nuclear Risk Reduction, 1333 [1FE], 16686 [15JN]

Readiness of Navy's Tactical Air Forces Overstated: Committee on Government Operations (H. Rept. 98-674), 9026 [11AP]

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

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

Spending for a Sound Defense—Alternatives to the Reagan Military Budget: Committee for National Security, 4794, 4800 [7MR]

Status of the Current Unitary Stockpile: Dept. of Defense (excerpt), 6308 [21MR]

Stockpile of Chemical Artillery Shells: Dept. of Defense (excerpt), 12758 [17MY]

Strategic and Critical Non-Fuel Minerals—Problems and Policy Alternatives: CBO (excerpt), 23386 [9AU]

U.S./Soviet Strategic Nuclear Forces—Potential Trends With or Without SALT (summary), 31928 [11OC]

Waiving Points of Order Against Conference Report To Extend Expiration Date of Defense Production Act: Committee on Rules (H. Res. 479) (H. Rept. 98-666), 8347 [9AP]

Reports to constituents

Pease, Don J.: Defense Spending, 6298 [21MR]

Rulings of the Chair

Procurement: authorizing appropriations (S. 2723; H.R. 5167), 12509, 12512, 12518, 12567 [16MY], 14471 [30MY], 16913 [18JN]

———authorizing appropriations (S. 2723; H.R. 5167), point of order, 16104, 16106 [13JN]

Statements

Allocation of Oil in National Emergencies: Dept. of Energy (excerpt), 14932 [5JN]

Antisatellite Weapons: James Reynolds, 13919, 13923 [23MY]

———Leslie Dirks, 13919 [23MY]

———Marshall D. Shulman, 13917 [23MY]

———Michael May, 13919, 13920 [23MY]

———OTA, 13592 [23MY]

Armed Forces Readiness (sundry excerpts), 21101 [26JY]

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

———(sundry excerpts), 32334 [11OC]

Arms Control and Disarmament: Representative Boehlert, 24065 [10AU]

———Representative Hubbard, 24065 [10AU]

Ballistic Missile Defense: George Rathjens, 6271 [21MR], 28702 [2OC]

Challenges Facing NATO: Senator Roth, 17440 [20JN]

Chemical Weapons: (sundry), 12757, 12766 [17MY]

Civil Defense: John F. Kennedy, 12291 [15MY]

Cuban Missile Crisis: John F. Kennedy, 17389 [20JN]

Defense Contracting: Senator Pryor, 4929 [8MR]

Defense Expenditures: Jacksonville, IL, Chamber of Commerce, 16481 [14JN]

East-West Trade and Technology Transfer: Heinz Schimmelbusch, 4199 [1MR]

European Reliance on U.S. for Defense: Henry A. Kissinger, 17440 [20JN]

Funding of Strategic Nuclear Weapons: John Vessey, 16515 [14JN]

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

Impact of Proposed Deduction Disallowance: Dept. of Defense, 16701 [15JN]

Impact on National Defense of Heavy Reliance on Nuclear Weapons: Bernard Rogers, 12293 [15MY]

Intelligence Service Is a Weapon: William Stephenson (World War II excerpt), 32254 [11OC]

Joint Chiefs of Staff 1984 Military Posture: Dept. of Defense (excerpt), 16681 [15JN], 17380 [20JN]

Joint Chiefs of Staff Advisory Role: sundry, 6807, 6808 [28MR]

Lawyers on the MX Missile, 15975 [12JN]

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

Military Budget (excerpts), 6033 [20MR]

MX Missile Development: Harold Brown, 16531 [14JN]

———Kelly Burke (excerpt), 16508 [14JN]

———Maxwell Taylor, 16496 [14JN]

———McGeorge Bundy (excerpt), 16522 [14JN]

———Russell Murray, 16518 [14JN]

National Security Agenda for the Congress: Senator Tower, 4606 [6MR], 6550-6551 [26MR]

National Security Import Sanctions: Dept. of Commerce, 3422 [27FE]

NATO's Conventional Military Posture: Bernard Rogers (excerpt), 17453, 17486, 17493, 17495 [20JN]

Naval Supremacy: Winston S. Churchill (excerpt), 15307 [7JN]

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

Nuclear Arms Race in South Asia Endangers U.S. Security Interests: Senator Proxmire (1981), 17738-17740 [21JN]

Nuclear Freeze (sundry), 12494 [16MY]

Nuclear War Risk Reduction Centers: Senator Warner, 16692 [15JN]

Persian Gulf Petroleum Export Supplies: sundry excerpts, 12396 [16MY]

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

Price of Freedom: Air Force Association, 29231 [3OC]

Procurement Appropriations (H.R. 5167): Representative Biaggi, 14765 [31MY]

Proposed Ballistic-Missile Defense: Hans A. Bethe, 6256 [21MR]

Range of NATO Costs: Dept. of Defense, 17493 [20JN]

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

Shipyards: M. Lee Rice, 24910 [11SE]

Soviet Expansionism: Doyle E. Larson, 3380 [27FE]

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

Strategic Impact of Punta Huete Airfield, Nicaragua: Senator Moynihan, 23222 [9AU]

Strategic Nuclear Programs: Joint Chiefs of Staff (excerpts), 15306 [7JN]

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

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

U.S. Defense Policy (sundry excerpts), 12499 [16MY]

Verification and Limits on ASAT: Kurt Gottfried, 13537-13539 [23MY]

———Richard L. Garwin, 13536-13537 [23MY]

———Sidney D. Drell, 13540-13542 [23MY]

Studies

ASAT Deployment: John Pike, Federation of American Scientists (excerpt), 6259 [21MR]

British Military Operations: U.S. Navy (excerpt), 16680 [15JN]

Star Wars Concept: OTA (excerpt), 28895 [3OC]

Staunching the Technology Flow to Moscow: Heritage Foundation, 2549-2552 [9FE]

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

Summaries

U.S. Academy of Peace, 17508 [20JN]

Tables

Army aircraft readiness, 1980-84, 30903 [9OC]

Atomic energy defense activities: funding, 17765 [21JN]

Budget shifts in four years to the military, 4799 [7MR]

CCC inventories: 1983, 4195 [1MR]

Costs by percent of gross domestic product, 15322 [7JN]

Defense budget 1945-89, 4799 [7MR]

Economic index comparisons, 15323 [7JN]

Effectiveness of Reserve forces (sundry), 3709 [28FE]

Fiscal year 1985 additional PMC requirements, 16698 [15JN]

Fiscal year 1985 chemical weapons program—summary of $1.126 billion request, 6309 [21MR]

Gross national product and 1982 and estimated 1983 defense expenditures, 17442 [20JN]

Major defense weapons programs: sundry, 10669 [2MY]

National defense budget authority, 21791 [1AU]

NATO country defense spending, 15324 [7JN]

1984 unclass burden sharing—real increase in country defense spending, 17442 [20JN]

Projected shifts in defense budget priorities, 4799 [7MR]

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

Stockpile materials in deficit: 1983, 4064 [1MR]

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

Testimonies

Antisatellite Weapons: Lew Allen, Jr., 13915 [23MY]

Chemical Warfare: Frederick J. Kroesen, 12779 [17MY]

Defense Authorization: Representative Dorgan, 12852 [17MY]

Missiles in National Defense (excerpt), 13581 [23MY]

Texts of

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. 369, making technical correction in enrollment of H.R. 5167, Dept. of Defense Authorization Act, 29471 [3OC]

H. Res. 479, waiver of points of order against conference report on Defense Production Act, 8506 [10AP]

H.J. Res. 531, calling on U.S. to maintain its 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]

Military construction appropriations (excerpt dealing with NATO), 17472 [20JN]

S. 373, Arctic Research and Policy Act, 17945-17949 [21JN]

S. 2203, require targeting of defense contracts to high unemployment areas, 48 [23JA]

S. 2296, allow enlistment of aliens in U.S. Army, 2502 [9FE]

S. 2459, authorizing appropriations for the Dept. of Energy, 6168-6170 [21MR], 17571-17574 [20JN]

S. 2485, improved system for provision of military advice, 6809 [28MR]

S. Con. Res. 112, NATO defense spending commitments by member nations, 11287 [8MY]

H. Con. Res. 242, U.N. peacekeeping force in Lebanon, 490 [26JA]

S. Res. 329, establishment of nuclear war risk reduction system, 1331 [1FE], 16685 [15JN]

Treaties

Antiballistic Missile Treaty (excerpt), 28702, 28703 [2OC]