UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS

Addresses

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

Commencement at New York University, Senator Moynihan, 15873 [12JN]

Comprehensive Nuclear Weapons Freeze and Arms Reduction: Nick Carter (excerpts), 28155 [1OC]

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

Congressional Pressure for Soviet Jews: Steve Israel, 11929 [10MY]

Disarmament: President Reagan (excerpt), 13291 [22MY]

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

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

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

Nuclear Weapons Stockpile: President Reagan (excerpt), 4051 [1MR]

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

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

Reflections on a Season of Hope: Morris B. Abram, for the National Conference on Soviet Jewry, 26712 [25SE]

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

SALT Agreements: Harold Brown (excerpt), 17394 [20JN]

Soviet Active Measures: William E. Knepper, 18632-18634 [26JN]

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

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

———President Reagan (excerpt), 12292 [15MY], 17394 [20JN]

Soviet Strategies in Resource War, 23386 [9AU]

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

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

Status of Jews in the Soviet Union: Lynn Singer, 15222-15224 [6JN]

Test Ban Treaty: Eugene Rostow, for ACDA (excerpt), 22321 [3AU]

———Robert F. Kennedy (excerpt), 17418 [20JN]

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

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

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

We Will Remember, 6771 [27MR]

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 et al. withdrawn, 32545 [12OC]

Agreements

U.S.-Soviet agreements on principles that form part of the legal basis for U.S.-Soviet relations (excerpt), 12030 [14MY]

Amendments

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

Export Administration Act: amend (S. 979), 3177, 3178 [23FE], 3392-3395, 3398, 3400-3403, 3406, 3410, 3411, 3414, 3416, 3461-3463 [27FE], 3616, 3620, 3628, 3641, 3671, 3672 [28FE], 3728, 3729, 3768, 3777, 3781, 3787, 3790, 3828, 3829, 3835 [29FE], 4056, 4063, 4064, 4068, 4069, 4071, 4073, 4082, 4103, 4105, 4107, 4113, 4119, 4132, 4133, 4136, 4187-4192 [1MR]

Ogurtsov, Igor V.: allow emigration from Soviet Union (S. Res. 294), 19345, 19406 [27JN]

Space cooperation agreement: encourage as alternative to East-West arms race (S.J. Res. 236), 31159 [10OC], 32234 [11OC]

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

Ukraine: commemorating anniversary of Soviet-imposed famine (H. Con. Res. 111), 30147 [4OC]

Analyses

Soviet Accusations of U.S. SALT Violations, 1283-1285 [1FE]

Year of Andropov: National Conference on Soviet Jewry, 5851 [19MR]

Appointments

Conferees: S. 979, Export Administration Act amendments, 5173 [12MR], 6869 [28MR]

Articles and editorials

A and B Discuss the Soviet Union, 4315 [5MR]

A ``Prisoner of Conscience'' in Grave Danger, 2992 [22FE]

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

Administration Blocks Attempt To Ban Soviet Imports, 3768 [29FE]

Administration Resists Demands for ASAT Ban, 15801-15802 [12JN]

Afghan, 21754 [1AU]

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

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

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

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

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

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

Afghanistan—The Secret Terror, 13051 [21MY]

Almost Arms Control, 13140 [22MY]

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

Andropov's Death and the Prospects of a New Realism, 11194 [7MY]

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

Another MX Vote, 12546, 12562 [16MY]

Anti-Nuclear Age, 347 [24JA]

Are Nuclear Weapons Obsolete?, 30885-30887 [9OC]

Armageddon Lingo, 1809 [3FE]

Arming of Space—Experts Plead for a Ban on Antisatellite Weapons, 15809 [12JN]

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

Arms Control Poker, 24590 [7SE]

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

Arms Control—Tracking Soviet Violations, 13291-13293 [22MY]

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

Arms-Control Craving, 13294 [22MY]

Arms-Control Realities, 21729 [31JY]

Art of War, 15814 [12JN]

ASAT Question, 15968 [12JN]

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

Avoidable 20-Year Race, 31778 [11OC]

Avoiding a Crippling Space Weapons Race, 6545 [26MR]

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

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

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

Ban Space Weapons, 15810 [12JN]

Beached Tigershark, 21074 [25JY]

Beancounting and Wargaming—How To Analyze the Strategic Balance, 27818 [29SE]

Bear Descends on the Lion, 10811 [3MY]

Beyond Wickgate, 2256 [8FE]

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

Bipartisanship—Or Danger, 24192 [5SE], 24406 [6SE]

Birthday Behind Bars, 2206-2208 [8FE]

Boiling the Ocean, 17082 [19JN], 19988 [28JN], 30145 [4OC]

Bonn's Foreign Minister Wants Star Wars Ban, 15808 [12JN]

Braking the ``Star Wars'' Momentum, 15805 [12JN]

Brezhnev Termed Detente a Ruse, 1973 Report Said, 17386 [20JN]

Briefing—Get Me Tass Rewrite, 20443 [29JN]

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

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

Case Against Star Wars Weapons, 15806 [12JN], 17377 [20JN]

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

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

Challenge of Soviet Shipping, 642 [26JA]

Charges of Treaty Violations—Much Less Than Meets the Eye, 13469 [23MY]

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

Chemical Warfare (sundry), 8774, 8776, 8778 [11AP]

Chemical Weapons Necessity, 11677 [9MY]

Chernenko Takes Tough Stand in Talk With Genscher, 14141 [24MY]

Children Against Nukes, 8581 [10AP]

Cold Warrior's Toys, 15806 [12JN]

Combination of Jonathan Schell and President Reagan, 22714 [8AU]

Communist Coup in Czechoslovakia, 3291 [23FE]

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

Congress, Meet the SS-X-25, 17125 [19JN]

Congress Must Halt Tests of Satellite-Killer Weapons, 15808 [12JN]

Congressional Wives Take on Delicate Issue, 7410 [2AP]

Conservatives Press for Data on Arms-Pact Transgressions, 32120 [11OC]

Cookie Farm, 16591 [14JN]

Cornered—The Dangerous Soviet Mood, 1092 [31JA]

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

Courting a New Arms Race, 8656 [11AP], 15803 [12JN]

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

Cruise Missiles—What They Are and Do, 26214 [20SE]

Cultural Exchange—One Way To Learn, 4707 [6MR]

Curb Asked on Trade to Soviets, 3766 [29FE]

Day of Concern for Soviet Jews, 5660 [15MR]

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

Deception Managers (excerpt), 17397 [20JN]

Decontrolling the Arms Race—The U.S. and the Soviet Union Fumble the Compliance Issues, 7133-7135 [29MR]

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

Defense Contractors Could Teach Officials About War's Futility, 654 [26JA]

Defense Illusion, 27798 [28SE]

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

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

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

Detente Termed Soviet Policy Change, 17387 [20JN]

Disclosure of Atomic Energy Secrets (1949 excerpt), 25068 [12SE]

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

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

Double Standard Applies in Current Political Debate, 6300 [21MR]

Double Standard in Space, 15799 [12JN]

Double Yardstick of Human Rights, 17632 [20JN]

Dreams and Dollars, 7873 [4AP]

Duluth Woman Attends Antiwar Conference, 25417 [13SE]

Duration of Coexistence, 24785-24787 [11SE]

Earlier Stance Sours Reagan Detente Try, 19163 [27JN]

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

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

End the War Game, 634 [26JA]

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

Export Rules That Work, 9554 [12AP]

Extraordinary Success of Soviet Disinformation, 12626-12629 [17MY]

Fight for a U.S. Antisatellite Defense, 15836-15837 [12JN]

Find Peace With Russia in Space—Change the Rules—Joint Space Stations Would Work Wonders, 31161 [10OC]

500,000 Afghans Are Reported To Face Starvation, 15525 [8JN], 19988 [28JN]

Flame Burns, 1942 [6FE]

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

For Eisenhower, 2 Goals if Bomb Was To Be Used, 15607 [11JN]

Foreign Aid With a Human Face and a Real Security Payoff, 4717-4719 [6MR]

Fradkova's Ordeal Calls for U.S. Action, 16433 [14JN]

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

From Arms Control to Controlled Security, 22874 [8AU], 25191 [12SE]

George Orwell Was Right—Don't Take Freedom for Granted, 3524 [27FE]

Get Me Tass Rewrite, 19438 [27JN]

Grenada Was a Soviet Dagger Aimed at U.S. Interests, 6488 [22MR], 6560 [26MR]

Ground the MX, 11075 [3MY]

Grounding Spending, 7622 [3AP]

Habitue of the Capital, 10583 [1MY]

Hans Bethe Confronts the Legacy of His Bomb, 24949 [12SE]

Hardware Hazards, 30261 [4OC]

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

Hephaestian Folly in Space, 15800 [12JN]

High Seas Diplomacy Continuing, 16691 [15JN]

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

How Now on Cheating?, 1253 [1FE], 1766 [2FE]

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

How Soviets Use SWAPO, 19436 [27JN]

ICAO Council Condemns Soviet Act, 10624 [2MY]

If the Reagan Pattern Continues, America May Face Nuclear War, 18 [23JA], 134, 157 [23JA], 2545-2546 [9FE]

Impact of the President's Report on Soviet Non-Compliance, 17131 [19JN]

Implications for Arms Control and Alliance Relationships, 17094-17111 [19JN]

In Africa, It's the Soviets on the Skids, 1228 [1FE]

Independence Defense Budget, 2658 [9FE]

Infinite Shooting Gallery, 15800 [12JN]

Initiative Soviet Style, 16636-16639 [15JN]

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

Is the Nuclear Threat Manageable?, 6517-6523 [26MR], 15832 [12JN]

Is Verification Impossible?, 15798 [12JN]

It's Not an ``Endowment for Mischief'', 18991 [26JN]

Izvestia Assails Wife of Sakharov, 13038 [21MY]

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

Keeping Arms Race Going, 12106 [14MY]

``Killer Satellites'' Seen Shielding America, Not Europe, 15804 [12JN]

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

Kremlin Plot To Block U.S. Mail, 16899 [18JN]

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

Last Chance in Space, 6486 [22MR], 8655 [11AP]

Learning From Lebanon, 5395 [13MR]

Leningrad Hijacking (1970 excerpt), 16462 [14JN]

Let Them Go, 14734 [31MY]

Let's Forgo Space Weapons, 15799 [12JN]

Let's Use Caution on ``Star Wars'', 15804 [12JN]

Letter of Hope Bridges Soviet Union, Cape, 5566 [14MR]

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

Little Weapons With a Big Bang, 32425 [12OC]

Lobbyists in Scientific Clothing, 15834, 15838 [12JN]

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

Marine Beaten, Jailed in Leningrad, 23620 [9AU]

Massive Soviet Missile Test, 19708 [28JN]

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

Mirage of Space Defense, 9784 [24AP], 10628 [2MY], 15805 [12JN]

Mirocha—Quotes From the Government's Analyst, 7409 [2AP]

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

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

Missile Without a Mission, 12854 [17MY]

Mission to Moscow, 20441 [29JN]

Moscow Announces Chief of Air Defense Killed While on Duty, 14140 [24MY]

Moscow Is Cheating, 32108-32111 [11OC]

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

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

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

MX and Other Missiles, 15838 [12JN]

MX and the Aspin Serenade, 14144 [24MY]

MX as Rx for Peace, 25940 [18SE]

MX Basing Reported Linked To Cut in Its Range, 12469 [16MY]

MX Makes Threat It Cannot Back Up, 20020 [29JN]

MX Missile and Arms Control, 14867 [4JN]

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

MX Rebellion?, 11952 [10MY]

Myopic Nuclear-Exports Policy, 5125 [12MR]

Nays Have It, 3724 [29FE]

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

New Arms Threat—Soviet Cruise Missiles, 12022 [14MY]

New Crop of Isolationists, 10249 [26AP]

Note on Nuclear SLCM Moratorium, 17094 [19JN]

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

Nuclear Superiority (excerpt), 30512 [5OC]

Nuclear War and Climatic Catastrophe—Some Policy Implications, 7754-7762 [4AP], 9806 [25AP]

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

Nuclear Weapons Treaty Verification (excerpt), 13291 [22MY]

Olympic Wailing, 12390 [16MY], 14383 [24MY]

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

Pandering to Public on Arms Race Won't Wash, 26382 [20SE], 32117 [11OC]

Panel Urges ``Caution'' in ABM Effort, 6624 [27MR]

Panjsher Movement, 12898 [18MY]

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]

People Under Attack—With the Resistance in Afghanistan, 32539 [12OC]

Physicians Urge End to Arms Race, 25564 [17SE]

Pipeline Extension Not Expected, 3767 [29FE]

Plight of the Sakharovs (excerpt), 25564 [17SE]

Poison and Plague, 30646 [5OC]

Poor Language Skills Threat to U.S. Security, 8288 [5AP]

Poor Record on Arms, 2684 [21FE]

Power Behind the Energy Department, 1850 [6FE]

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

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

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

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

Public Service Ad on Atom Wars Stirs Conflict, 15270 [7JN]

Pushing and Pulling Apart Pakistan, 28882 [3OC]

Quest for Nuclear Sanctuary, 15802 [12JN]

Reagan, Peacemaker, 21637 [31JY]

Reagan Advised To Cite Arms Data, 32116 [11OC]

Reagan Aide—U.S. Has No Policy on Violations, 32115 [11OC]

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

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

Reagan's Terrorists, 7277 [30MR]

Rebels in Pakistan Fear New Attacks, 30783 [9OC]

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

Reflections on a Season of Hope, 28177 [1OC]

Religious Jews—Newest Soviet Target, 32090 [11OC]

Remember Afghanistan, 10044 [26AP]

Remember Plight of East Europe, Nowak Urges in Ukrainian Rites, 1211 [1FE]

Remembrance and Idealism, 15204 [6JN]

Renounce Yalta?, 1690 [2FE]

Report Cites Soviet Cheating (sundry), 32118 [11OC]

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

Report on Soviet Arms Control Violations Won't Be Delayed, White House Tells Symms, 29011 [3OC]

Report on Soviets Can Wait, 27803 [28SE]

Restoring United States-Soviet Communications in Science, 7580 [3AP]

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

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]

Roots Go Deep in Prospering Baltic Towns, 21578 [31JY]

Runaway Pentagon, 30262 [4OC]

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

Russian Ex-U.N. Employee Says Soviet Violates Charter, 26051 [19SE], 26306 [20SE]

Russification of the Baltic Republics, 16439 [14JN]

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

Sakharov as Dissident, 15519 [7JN]

Sakharov Problem, 12862 [17MY]

Sale of Grain to Soviets a Bright Spot in Relations, 30279 [4OC]

SALT II Treaty (excerpt), 17116 [19JN]

Satellite Destroyer—We Mustn't Fall Behind, 15799 [12JN]

Satellite Intelligence—And Its Limits, 1153 [31JA]

Satellites See Soviets Violating Arms Accord, 13980 [23MY], 14099 [24MY]

Saying Soviets Exploited Arms Pacts, 12622 [17MY]

Science Academy President Urges Deep Cuts in Nuclear Weapons, 18555 [25JN]

Science and Windmills, 2863 [22FE]

Science of Yellow Rain, 7397-7408 [2AP]

Scientists Attack ``Star Wars'' Plan, 6623 [27MR]

Seals and People—How Do We Protect Both? (series), 24720 [10SE]

Search for Peace, 1744 [2FE]

Selective Targeting and Soviet Deception, 19708-19711 [28JN]

Senator Matsunaga—Cooperation, Not War, in Space, 31161 [10OC]

Serious Consequences, 135 [23JA]

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

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]

Slave Labor Issue, 2732 [21FE]

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

South of the Border, 14767 [31MY]

Southern Africa, 3032 [22FE]

Soviet Aggression, 24196 [5SE]

Soviet Announces Rise in Sea-Based Missiles Off U.S., 13038 [21MY], 14140 [24MY]

Soviet Breaches in Arms Pacts Reported, 17124 [19JN]

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

Soviet Diet Heavy on Fat and Sugar, Light on Vitamins, 1723 [2FE]

Soviet Hospitals (excerpt), 13039 [21MY]

Soviet Masking ABM Tests From U.S. Monitors, 15835 [12JN]

Soviet Military Reaches Out, 32544 [12OC]

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

Soviet Priorities and KAL Flight 007, 24197-24199 [5SE]

Soviet Strategic Defense Research (excerpt), 16129 [13JN]

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

Soviet Treaty Violations, 915 [30JA]

Soviet Violations of Arms Limitation Treaties (excerpt), 17394 [20JN]

Soviets Accelerate Missile Defense, 1766 [2FE]

Soviets Accuse U.S. of Anti-Semitism (excerpt), 6337 [22MR]

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

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

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

Soviets Fail To Understand Torturing Sakharov Is Masochistic, 14970 [5JN]

Soviets Jamming U.S. Satellites and Monitoring Radars, 15835 [12JN]

Soviets Plan Giant Missile—Report Says, 12468 [16MY]

Soviets Reportedly Are Jamming U.S. Satellites Used as Monitors, 15835 [12JN]

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

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

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

Soviets Spurn West German Arms Appeal, 14140 [24MY]

Soviets Step Up Repression, 21734 [31JY]

Soviets Still Won't Promise Not To Shoot Down Airliners, 24351 [5SE]

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

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

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]

Spirit of Yalta Still Haunts Europe, 1690 [2FE]

Spook Busters, 32542 [12OC]

Spotting Soviet Strategic Advances, 24201 [5SE], 25415 [13SE], 26293 [20SE], 32117 [11OC]

Spread of Nuclear Arms by 2000 Is Seen, 6374 [22MR]

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], 15803 [12JN]

Star Wars Revisited, 15807 [12JN]

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

Star Wars Works, 19205 [27JN]

Star Wars—From Scenario to Fact, 160-161 [23JA]

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

Staring Down the Kremlin, 13998 [23MY]

`Star-Wars' Defense—Too Costly, Can Be Overwhelmed, Study Says, 10048 [26AP]

Stop Satellite Killers at the Negotiating Table, 15800 [12JN]

Stop Testing and Start Talking, 22066 [1AU]

Struggle of the Two Systems, 3952 [29FE]

Study Says Soviet Broke Arms Pact, 32120 [11OC]

Subsidizing the Soviets, 21735 [31JY]

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

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

Survivors Say Soviets Massacred Civilians in Afghan Villages, 20472 [23JY], 21078 [25JY]

Tactical Zero, 429 [25JA]

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

Tarnopolsky—``Held in Iron Cage'', 21569 [30JY]

Technology Transfer and Our Allies, 3470 [27FE]

Terror Anniversary—KAL Slaughter Was Planned, 28784 [2OC]

Terrorism in the U.S.A., 20407 [29JN]

Terrorism Threat Hangs Over Games, 20738 [24JY]

Test Ban Treaties—Verifying Compliance, 5767-5769 [15MR]

Test Ban Treaty (excerpt), 17419 [20JN]

That Umbrella in Space Could Be Full of Holes, 15805 [12JN]

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

Three Minutes to Midnight, 1399 [1FE]

Three Soviet Drives Reported in Afghanistan, 21753 [1AU]

Threshold Test Ban Treaty, 11709-11711 [10MY]

Time for an Arms Rollback, 4556 [5MR]

Time To Examine Soviet Actions (excerpt), 10562 [1MY]

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

Today's U.S. Nuclear Arms Stocks Smaller but More Efficient, 1565 [2FE]

Too Late to Conciliate, 2621 [9FE]

Too Much Gloom and Doom on Future, 21770 [1AU]

Totalitarian Rule Breeds Holocausts, 9548 [12AP]

Tough Restraints Are Needed on Some Sales to Soviet Bloc, 22650 [7AU]

Touting Democracy Is Worth the Cost (excerpt), 23014 [8AU]

Toying With SALT Limits Dangerous, 12624 [17MY]

Tracing Soviet Postal Piracy, 24341 [5SE]

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

Trichothecenes—Mycotoxins Produced by Fusarium Fungi, 7408 [2AP]

Trident Threat to SALT, 12624 [17MY]

Truth in Crises, 3956 [29FE]

Trying To Keep Detente Alive, 24584 [7SE]

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

Two Soviet Peace Petitioners Arrested, 14971 [5JN]

Two Treaties Ready To Go, 5766 [15MR]

Tyranny in Wencheslaus Square, 5555 [14MR]

U.S., Soviets Discussing Bering Sea Boundary, 20561 [24JY]

U.S. and Soviet Ballistic Missiles Judged Equal, 6806 [28MR]

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. Envoy Looks to Soviet Talks on a New Cultural Exchange Pact, 7512 [3AP]

U.S. High Tech Drained Away by the Soviets, 7168 [29MR]

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. May Reply to Soviet Rays (excerpt), 17396 [20JN]

U.S. Negotiator's View of Geneva Talks, 153 [23JA]

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

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

U.S. Response on Cruise Missiles, 26213 [20SE]

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

U.S.S.R. Plans Coal Slurry Pipelines, 23167 [8AU]

U.S.S.R. Puts Heat on ``Tourists'' Travelling to Baltic Republics, 16630 [14JN]

U.S.-Soviet Grain Trade—Benefits for Both Sides, 32552 [12OC]

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

U.S.-Soviet Relationship—Should We Try To Defend Against Russia's Missiles?, 28198 [2OC]

U.S.-U.S.S.R. Balance of Power, 17380, 17382 [20JN]

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

``Unelected Member'' of the Senate, 19438 [27JN], 20443 [29JN]

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

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

Up the Laser River, 966 [31JA]

Valiant Afghans Deserve Support, 14009 [23MY]

Verification Myopia, 798 [30JA]

Verification of SALT II, 7662 [4AP]

View From the Kremlin, 15761 [11JN]

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

Watered-Down Build-Down, 11212 [8MY]

Way To Negotiate, 9789 [24AP]

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

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

Weak Link—ASAT, Talks, 7622 [3AP]

Weapons in Space, 30775 [9OC]

West Urged To Press for Release, 3293 [23FE]

What Gap? Which Gap?, 14359 [24MY]

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

What if the Soviets Had Come to Olympics?, 24171 [10AU]

What Really Happened to KAL Flight 007, 24199-24201 [5SE]

What We Can Do To Avert Nuclear War, 7635 [3AP]

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

When a Nuclear Strike Is Thinkable, 6933 [28MR], 9071 [12AP]

``Whence the Threat to Peace'' (excerpt from Soviet publication), 17388 [20JN]

Where Is Andrei Sakharov?, 15242 [6JN]

Where We Stand—Why Not Nurture Democracy Abroad?, 19458 [27JN]

White House May Bare Soviet Treaty Violations (series), 32111-32114 [11OC]

Who's Right About How To Handle the Russians—point, counterpoint, 25965-25968 [19SE]

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

Why Arms Control Is Harmful, 15835 [12JN], 16007 [13JN], 16995 [18JN], 17520 [20JN]

Why Soviets Cheat, 1253 [1FE]

Will Soviets Meddle With Our Election?, 11049 [3MY]

With Moscow to Mars, 31162 [10OC]

World Politics—And Tragedy, 11040 [3MY]

Year After KAL, 25266 [13SE]

Year of Andropov, 6478 [22MR]

Yellow Rain—Hmong, Afghans, Now Iranians, 5564 [14MR]

Yooks, Zooks and Nuclear Terror, 7516 [3AP]

Young People in Area Fear a Nuclear War, 2839 [22FE]

Young Physicists—Atoms and Patriotism Amid the Coke Bottles, 1248-1249 [1FE]

Your Letter Can Make a Difference, 16433 [14JN]

Zionism ``Peddlers'', 30744 [5OC]

Bills and resolutions

Afghanistan: commending guerrilla warfare (see H. Res. 547)

———condemning oppressive military occupation (see S. Res. 457)

Antiballistic missiles: U.S. commitment to 1972 treaty (see H.J. Res. 531)

Arms control: advocating certain U.S. policies to respond to Soviet violations of agreements (see H. Con. Res. 325)

———compliance to provisions of existing limitation agreements (see S. Con. Res. 105)

———comprehensive treaty for staged disarmament verified by international authority (see H. Con. Res. 329)

———House request for Presidential information on Soviet compliance with agreements (see H. Res. 437)

———resumption of negotiations (see S. Con. Res. 125; H. Con. Res. 297)

———Senate ratification of SALT II and Threshold Test Ban Treaties (see H.J. Res. 612)

Baltic Freedom Day (see S.J. Res. 296)

Bonner, Elena: emigration for medical reason (see S. Con. Res. 113; H. Con. Res. 304)

———specific information as to whereabouts, health, and legal status (see S. Con. Res. 128; H. Con. Res. 332)

Chemical and biological warfare: condemnation (see S. Res. 368)

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

Convict and/or forced labor: import ban on certain products (see H. Con. Res. 277)

District of Columbia: rename part of 16th Street as Andrei Sakharov Avenue (see S. 2743; S. Con. Res. 118; H.R. 5784; H. Con. Res. 317)

Education: high school exchange programs (see H. Res. 602)

Fish and fisheries: 18-month extension of agreement (see H.R. 5698)

Foreign trade: import ban on goods produced by convict and/or forced labor (see H. Con. Res. 277)

Helsinki Human Rights Day (see S.J. Res. 317; H.J. Res. 599)

House: contacts between Representatives and Soviet leaders (see H. Res. 412)

International mail: compliance with treaties governing delivery (see S. Con. Res. 121; H. Con. Res. 294)

Jews: release of prisoners of conscience (see H. Res. 391)

Lithuania: commemoration of independence anniversary (see H. Res. 456)

1945 Yalta agreement: renounce (see S.J. Res. 226)

Nuclear risk reduction centers: establish (see H. Res. 475), 7585 [3AP]

Nuclear War Risk Reduction Center: establish (see H.J. Res. 612)

Nuclear warfare: mutual and verifiable moratorium on testing and deployment (see S. 2634; H.R. 5571)

———reaffirming U.S. commitment to ABM limitation treaty (see S. Con. Res. 146)

———resumption of arms control negotiations (see H. Con. Res. 297)

Nuclear weapons: compliance to provisions of existing limitation agreements (see S. Con. Res. 105)

———comprehensive bilateral and verifiable freeze agreement (see H.R. 6210)

———moratorium on testing and deployment (see S. 2957)

———Moscow's risk reduction center (see S. Res. 329)

———resumption of negotiations (see H.J. Res. 467)

———testing moratorium (see S. Con. Res. 138)

Ogurtsov, Igor: release from internal exile and emigration (see H. Con. Res. 260)

Postal Service: reduced rates for parcels of food, medicine, or clothing (see H.R. 6092)

Reagan, President: annual summit meetings with Soviet leaders (see H.J. Res. 592)

Religion: persecution and discrimination of believers (see S. Con. Res. 119)

Sakharov, Andrei: rename part of District of Columbia's 16th Street after (see S. 2743; S. Con. Res. 118; H.R. 5784; H. Con. Res. 317)

———specific information as to whereabouts, health, and legal status (see S. Con. Res. 128; H. Con. Res. 332)

———violations of human rights (see S. Con. Res. 113; H. Con. Res. 304)

Scientific and cultural exchange agreements with U.S.S.R.: funding (see S. Con. Res. 137)

Sea-launched cruise missiles: mutual and verifiable moratorium on testing and deployment (see S. Con. Res. 111; H. Con. Res. 297)

Sitka, AK: restoration of Russian bishop's house (see H.R. 5435)

Solidarity Sunday for Soviet Jewry: Senate support (see S. Res. 367)

Space: mutual and verifiable ban on certain weapons (see H.J. Res. 523, 524)

Space policy: cooperation for joint ventures (see H.J. Res. 536)

———renewal of cooperation agreement (see S.J. Res. 236)

Summer Olympic games: prohibit participation (see H. Con. Res. 243)

U.N.: Byelorussian and Ukrainian membership (see H. Res. 448)

Ukraine: commemoration of 1932-33 famine (see S. Con. Res. 101)

———commission to study 1932-33 famine (see S. 2456)

Yalta agreement (1945): renounce (see S.J. Res. 226)

Book reviews

Memoirs of Henry Kissinger: William Beecher (excerpt), 17397 [20JN]

Booklets

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

Books

``Day of the Cobra'': Jeffrey St. John (excerpt), 24196 [5SE]

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

``From Major Jordan's Diary'', George R. Jordan (1952 excerpt), 3755-3760 [29FE]

``Germany and the Revolution in Russia'', Z. A. B. Zeman (excerpt), 3743-3745 [29FE]

``Handbook of the Soviet Union'', American-Russian Chamber of Commerce (1936 excerpt), 3746-3752 [29FE]

``Living With Nuclear Weapons'' (excerpt), 7331 [2AP]

``Nuclear Arms'', Charles Krauthammer (excerpt), 14049 [24MY]

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

``Price of Power'': Seymour Hersh (excerpt), 17397 [20JN]

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

``Soviet Economic Development and American Business'', Saul G. Bron (1930 excerpt), 3752-3754 [29FE]

``Soviet Military Encyclopedia'' (excerpt), 17383 [20JN]

``Weapons and Hope'', Freeman Dyson (excerpt), 17070 [19JN]

Briefs

Soviet Jewry: Jewish Community Relations Council, Springfield, IL, 20 [23JA]

Broadcasts

Soviet-Syrian Military Policies: Dan Rather, CBS News (excerpt), 2402 [9FE]

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

Charts

F-15—launched homing vehicle ASAT, 15813 [12JN]

Soviet co-orbital ASAT, 15813 [12JN]

Space threats and arms control verification, 15813 [12JN]

Chronologies

Events pertaining to SALT II agreement, 32102-32106 [11OC]

Declarations

Four continent peace initiative: several world leaders, 13419, 13444 [22MY]

Documents

Complaint Concerning Illegal Actions of Soviet Investigators: Mrs. R. L. Mintz, 6525 [26MR]

Four Continent Peace Initiative (sundry), 13420-13422 [22MY]

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

Peace Treaty Recognizing the Sovereignty of Lithuania (excerpt), 3003 [22FE]

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]

Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties (Article 60), 17431 [20JN]

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

Essays

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

Factsheets

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

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

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

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

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

Guidelines

Understanding nuclear weapons policy: Common Cause, 5832 [19MR], 6806 [28MR], 7662 [4AP], 8527 [10AP]

History

Oppression of North Caucasians, 11683 [9MY]

Interviews

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

Plight of Andrei Sakharov and Elena Bonner (Radio Liberty with Natalya V. Hesse), 12463-12467 [16MY], 14841-14844 [4JN]

Soviet influence in Latin America, with John D. Negroponte, 6474 [22MR]

U.S.-U.S.S.R. detente: Charles Levinson with Our Generation (Canadian publication), 3763-3765 [29FE]

We're putting the voices of America on the Voice of America, with Ken Tomlinson, 8271-8274 [5AP]

Letters

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

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

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

Antisatellite weapon testing (sundry), 27314 [26SE]

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

Birthday observance of Mart Niklus: Estonian American National Council, 24676 [10SE]

Chilling aftermath of a nuclear war: Carl Sagan, 3083 [23FE]

Compliance with arms control agreements: General Advisory Committee on Arms Control and Disarmament, 31334 [10OC]

Day of Sorrow and Irreconcilability 1984: Congress of Russian-Americans, Inc., 31764 [10OC]

Defense spending: Senator Helms (Dear Colleague), 17428 [20JN]

Emigration efforts of Yuli Kosharovsky, 4156 [1MR]

Emigration of Soviet Jews, 5673 [15MR], 14868 [4JN]

———Elena Fridman, 6042 [20MR]

———President Reagan, 6479 [22MR]

———Representative Conte (sundry), 6042 [20MR]

———Representative Shannon, 5580 [14MR]

———several Representatives, 14305 [24MY]

———Yakov Galperin, 27607 [27SE]

Emigration of Soviet Jewish meteorologists: Representatives Mavroules and Frank, 5671 [15MR]

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

Fate of Ida Nudel: Elena Fridman, 5668, 5673, 5700 [15MR], 5864 [19MR], 7410 [2AP], 9544 [12AP]

Four continent peace initiative: several Members of Congress, 13422 [22MY]

Freedom Fighters of Afghanistan fight genocide by Soviet Union: Committee for a Free Afghanistan, 11644 [9MY]

Human rights violations against Soviet Jews: sundry Representatives, 26866 [25SE]

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

International Day of Concern for Soviet Jewry (sundry), 5677 [15MR]

KGB role in plot to assassinate Pope John Paul II: several Members of Congress, 17427 [20JN]

Let's control arms-control hopes: Senator Garn, 13294 [22MY]

Maggots and production quotas in a Soviet camp: Anatoly Marchenko, 2731 [21FE]

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

———Representative Hamilton, 24561 [6SE]

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

MX is counterproductive to our security: Margaret M. Guiton, 27679 [28SE]

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

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

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

Nuclear arms negotiations: Lawyers Alliance for Nuclear Arms Control, 12125 [15MY]

Nuclear arms race: Dean Rusk, 22087 [2AU]

———Representative Hamilton, 950 [30JA]

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

Nuclear war risk reduction centers: Senators Nunn and Warner, 1332 [1FE], 16686 [15JN]

Nuclear weapons stockpile: ACDA, 4052 [1MR]

———Senator Proxmire, 4052 [1MR]

Plight of Andrei Sakharov and his wife in the Soviet Union: Representative Conte, 16420 [14JN]

Preventing nuclear war: Herman Wouk, 31160 [10OC]

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

Ratification of SALT Treaty: W. Averell Harriman (1980), 17133 [19JN]

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

Response to speech by Senator Proxmire on strategic defense initiative: Daniel Graham (series), 20562 [24JY], 20776 [25JY], 21095 [26JY], 21377 [27JY], 21519 [30JY], 21577 [31JY], 21754 [1AU]

Soviet compliance with treaties governing delivery of international mail (H. Con. Res. 294), 16851 [18JN]

———Robert Mednick, 16853 [20JN]

Soviet imprisonment of Anatoly Scharansky: several Members of Congress, 5696, 5697 [15MR]

Soviet imprisonment of Yosif Begun: International Human Rights Law Group, 4760 [7MR]

Soviet violations of arms limitation treaties: Executive Office of the President, 17428 [20JN]

———President Reagan, 3324 [23FE]

———Senator Helms, 17127, 17132 [19JN], 17427, 17430 [20JN]

———Senator McClure (sundry), 17124, 17126, 17127 [19JN]

———Senators Symms, Helms, and McClure, 17127 [19JN]

———several Representatives, 3323 [23FE], 17427, 17429, 17430 [20JN]

———several Senators, 1254 [1FE], 17125 [19JN]

———William E. Colby, 24361 [6SE]

Soviet violations of SALT II agreement (sundry), 32101, 32107-32108, 32120 [11OC]

Space cooperation agreements: Arnold W. Frutkin, 2536 [9FE]

———Carl Sagan, Cornell University, 2536 [9FE]

———Christopher C. Kraft, Jr., 2535 [9FE]

———David Morrison, University of Hawaii, 2537 [9FE]

———Donald K. Slayton, Space Services Inc. of America, 2537 [9FE]

———Edward C. Stone, California Institute of Technology, 2537 [9FE]

———Eugene H. Levy, University of Arizona, 2537 [9FE]

———G. J. Wasserberg and John D. MacArthur, California Institute of Technology, 2536 [9FE]

———Herman Wouk, 2535 [9FE]

———Hubert Curien, Centre National d'Etudes Spatiales, 31163 [10OC]

———J. A. Van Allen, University of Iowa, 2535 [9FE]

———James A. Michener, 31163 [10OC]

———James A. Michent, University of Texas, 2537 [9FE]

———L. J. Lanzerotti, 2537 [9FE]

———Raymond E. Arvidson, Washington University, 2536 [9FE]

———Thomas M. Donahue, National Research Council, 2535 [9FE]

———Thomas O. Paine Associates, 31163 [10OC]

———Tobias Owen, 2534 [9FE]

Space weapons strategic defense initiative: sundry, 16124 [13JN]

Test ban treaty: Dept. of State, 22322 [3AU], 22703 [8AU]

———Los Alamos National Laboratory (excerpt), 17414, 17418 [20JN]

———Senator Proxmire, 22322 [3AU]

Tragic death of Tania Zelensky: Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, 6076 [20MR]

———Eugene Zelensky, 6076 [20MR]

Treatment of Soviet Jews: Edward G. Rendell, 31275 [10OC]

———President Reagan, 5850 [19MR]

———Representative James Jones (sundry), 5657 [15MR]

Tribute to Taras Shevchenko, 20404 [29JN]

U.S. citizenship efforts of Vladimir V. Yakimetz: U.N. Ambassador Kirkpatrick, 9856 [25AP]

U.S. grain sale ceilings: Senator Pressler, 24680 [10SE]

Ukrainian independence: Ukrainian Congress Committee of America, Inc., 13 [23JA]

Verification of antisatellite treaty: Richard L. Garwin, 22482 [6AU]

Warsaw uprising anniversary: several Representatives, 21974 [1AU]

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

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

Lists

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

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

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

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

Established captive nations list, 20739 [24JY]

Export Administration Act amendments (S. 979): Boren amendment supporters, 6103 [21MR]

International Raoul Wallenberg Committees, 26181 [19SE]

Jews reasons for desiring to leave Soviet Union, 16420 [14JN]

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

Reproduction of slides used in classified briefings, 32113, 32115 [11OC]

Soviet arms control treaty violations, 1280, 1281 [1FE], 3323 [23FE], 17130 [19JN], 32112, 32116 [11OC]

U.S. companies which have negotiated Soviet trade agreements, 3762-3763 [29FE]

Mailgrams

Export trade contract sanctity: Union of Council of Soviet Jews, 9358 [12AP]

Memorandums

Repudiation of the Yalta Agreements of 1945: Polish Government-in-Exile, 1691-1693 [2FE]

Soviet Imprisonment of Yosif Begun: International Human Rights Law Group, 4760-4761 [7MR]

Soviet Genocide in Ukraine—50th Mournful Anniversary of the Man-Made Famine: Ukrainian Congress Committee of America, 6162-6164 [21MR]

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

Treaty Compliance Issues, 1286-1288 [1FE]

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

Violating SALT—Moscow Jams U.S. Satellites: Heritage Foundation, 15834 [12JN]

Memorials of legislature

Arizona, 9711 [24AP], 12598 [16MY], 14955 [5JN]

California, 27653 [28SE], 28144 [1OC], 29612 [3OC], 29855, 29856, 29858 [4OC]

Hawaii, 5737 [15MR], 5861 [19MR], 15611 [11JN]

Louisiana, 20702 [24JY], 21386 [27JY]

Messages

Violations of Arms Control Agreements: President Reagan, 41 [23JA]

Papers

Afghanistan—Four Years of Occupation: Dept. of State, 2569-2573 [9FE]

Compliance With Nuclear Arms Agreements: Lawyers Alliance for Nuclear Arms Control and the Association of Soviet Lawyers, 12028 [14MY]

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

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

Nuclear Arms Negotiations: Lawyers Alliance for Nuclear Arms Control and Association of Soviet Lawyers, 12125-12128 [15MY]

Soviet Influence and Involvement in Peru, 11573 [9MY]

Test Moratorium—A First Stage Toward Nuclear Freeze and Reduction: Lawyers Alliance for Nuclear Arms Control and the Association of Soviet Lawyers, 12028 [14MY]

To Improve the Climate and Raise the Effectiveness of International Negotiations: Lawyers Alliance for Nuclear Arms Control and the Association of Soviet Lawyers, 12029 [14MY]

Petitions

Anatoly Scharansky Freedom Day: Los Angeles County, CA, Board of Supervisors, 6999 [29MR]

Baltic States: Baltic Nations Committee of Michigan, Inc., 18979 [26JN], 19641 [28JN]

———Detroit Lithuanian Organizations Center, 3022 [22FE], 3428 [27FE]

Commemorating anniversary of Soviet-imposed famine in the Ukraine (H. Con. Res. 111): Philadelphia, PA, City Council, 9763 [24AP]

Condemning imprisonment of Yuriy Shukhevych: Lawyers' Association of Philadelphia, 1178 [31JA]

———Philadelphia, PA, City Council, 9769 [24AP]

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

International situation, 122 [23JA]

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

Nuclear weapons: Diocese of Central Florida, 3428 [27FE]

———Key West, FL, City Commission, 24321 [5SE], 25008 [12SE]

———Wadsworth, OH, City Council, 3428 [27FE]

Popovsky family request for permission to leave Soviet Union for Israel, 5658 [15MR]

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

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

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

Platform

Draft of a Democratic Party Platform on Nuclear Peace and National Security, 5761-5765 [15MR]

U.S.-U.S.S.R. Balance of Power (Republican Party, 1980), 17391 [20JN]

Poems

``Human Rights Violations in the Soviet Union'': Irina Ratushinskaya, 1393 [1FE]

``Jewish Life in the Soviet Union'': Irina Ratushinskaya, 5672 [15MR]

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

``O My Thoughts, My Heartfelt Thoughts'': Taras Shevchenko, 20404 [29JN]

Polls of opinion

Nuclear weapons policies: Public Agenda Foundation, 24673 [10SE]

Press conference

U.S.-U.S.S.R. balance of power: President Reagan, 17380, 17382 [20JN]

Press releases

Conference on Arab Solidarity: U.N. (excerpt), 23386 [9AU]

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

SALT interim restraint: Dept. of State, 17117, 17127 [19JN]

Proclamation

Captive Nations Week: President Reagan, 20739 [24JY]

Program

Cambridge Union Society debate, 3724 [29FE]

Proposals

Amendment to continuing appropriation (H.J. Res. 648): relating to submission to Congress of a report on Soviet compliance to arms treaties, 29010 [3OC]

Questions

Star wars: Robert S. McNamara, 27923 [1OC]

———Sec. of Defense Weinberger, 27923 [1OC]

Questions and answers

Arms Race Moratorium Act (S. 2634), 10889 [3MY]

SALT I: Senator McClure and Elmo Zumwalt, 17385 [20JN]

Remarks in House

Abramovich, Pavel, and family: efforts to emigrate, 3983 [29FE]

Abranzon, Zina and Arkady: efforts to emigrate, 5867 [19MR]

Afghan New Year: observance, 6313 [21MR]

Afghanistan: human rights violations, 11200 [7MY]

———occupation, 6315 [21MR], 11643 [9MY]

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

Afghanistan Day: observance, 6320, 6322-6327 [21MR]

Antiballistic missile interceptor: testing, 17004 [18JN]

Antiballistic Missile Treaty, 28701 [2OC]

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

Antiballistic missiles: space deployment, 6623 [27MR]

Antisatellite weapons: arms control agreement, 15968 [12JN], 16194 [13JN]

———development, 3895, 3920 [29FE], 7548 [3AP], 12858 [17MY]

———testing, 427 [25JA]

Anti-Semitism: Soviet Union accused U.S. of practicing, 6337 [22MR]

Arms control: convene summit talks, 3244 [23FE], 11198 [7MY], 16194 , 16335 [13JN], 24413 [6SE]

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

———strategic arms agreements (H.J. Res. 601), 17641 [21JN]

———U.S. policy, 308-313 [24JA], 1171 [31JA], 19163 [27JN], 25094 [12SE], 25509 [14SE]

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

———boycott negotiations, 21647 [31JY]

———compliance practices, 14666 [31MY], 15212 [6JN]

Assets in U.S.: freeze until settlement of claims of victims of South Korean airliner (H.R. 4458), 25819 [18SE]

B-1 bomber: funding, 3705 [28FE]

Baltic Freedom Day: observance, 16800 [15JN]

Baltic States: address issue of self-determination in the U.N. (S. Con. Res. 80), 1997 [7FE], 2835 [21FE], 3539 [27FE]

———anniversary of Soviet occupation, 16439 [14JN]

———bring question of self-determination before U.N. Commission on Human Rights (H. Con. Res. 192), 2172 [7FE], 3320 [23FE], 16439 [14JN]

Begun, Yosif: efforts to emigrate, 3704 [28FE], 5399 [13MR], 22544 [6AU], 26404 [20SE], 28827 [2OC]

Biological weapons, 15476 [7JN]

Bogomolny, Benjamin and Tatiana: efforts to emigrate, 16797 [15JN], 24174 [10AU]

Bonner, Elena: efforts to emigrate, 12259, 12261, 12263, 12613 [16MY]

———emigration for medical treatment (H. Con. Res. 304), 12257-12263, 12312 [15MY], 13313 [22MY], 14017 [23MY]

———emigration for medical treatment (H. Con. Res. 304), vote procedure, 12747 [17MY]

———Soviet Union information on whereabouts (H. Con. Res. 332), 20186 [29JN]

Brailovsky, Victor and Irina: efforts to emigrate, 21460 [27JY], 26401 [20SE]

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

Byelorussia: anniversary of independence, 6286 [21MR], 6797 [27MR], 7648 [3AP]

Captive Nations Week: observance, 20738 [24JY]

Central America: nature of Communist threat, 9525 [12AP]

———U.S. policy, 9525 [12AP]

Chemical weapons, 15476 [7JN]

———investigate use, 11631 [9MY]

———proposed ban, 8291, 8296 [5AP]

———testing, production and use, 9710 [24AP]

Chernobilsky, Boris: efforts to emigrate, 4229 [1MR]

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

Committee for the Absorption of Soviet Emigrees: tribute, 20009 [28JN]

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

Congressional Call to Conscience Vigil for Soviet Jews, 3035 [22FE], 3298 [23FE], 6993 [29MR]

Congressional Fast and Prayer Vigil for Soviet Jewry: observance, 16415-16436 [14JN]

Czechoslovakia: anniversary of invasion, 24072 [10AU], 24346 [5SE], 25203 [12SE]

———anniversary of martyrdom of Jan Palach, 655 [26JA]

Dept. of Defense appropriations legislation: McKinney arms control amendment, 10309 [30AP]

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

Elbert, Lev and Inna: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 7638 [3AP], 22306 [2AU], 27620 [27SE]

Elections: role of voters, 28809 [2OC]

Emigration: policies, 3061 [22FE], 3292 [23FE], 19457, 19461 [27JN], 20461 [29JN]

Estonia: anniversary of independence, 2659, 2669 [9FE], 3262-3267 [23FE], 3531 [27FE]

———human rights violations, 3700 [28FE]

Expansion activities, 10920 [3MY]

Export Administration Act: amend (H.R. 3231), 9554 [12AP]

Fink, Yaaokov: efforts to emigrate, 28172 [1OC]

Forced labor: deny entry of articles produced by (H. Con. Res. 277), 6297, 6303 [21MR]

Foreign relations: expansionist policies, 11043 [3MY]

———support of Greek Prime Minister Andreas Papandreou, 14232 [24MY]

Fradkova, Nadezhda: efforts to emigrate, 9800 [24AP]

Fridman, Kim: efforts to emigrate, 24563, 24575 [6SE]

Gendin, Lev: efforts to emigrate, 4533 [5MR]

Gorodetskii, Yacov L.: efforts to emigrate, 32602 [14NO]

Helsinki Accords: anniversary of signing, 22071, 22072, 22074, 22075, 22076, 22077, 22080 [1AU]

Helsinki Final Act: anniversary, 24158 [10AU]

Human Needs and World Security Act: enact (H.R. 4440), 4717 [6MR]

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

———obligations under international law (S. Con. Res. 11), 31352 [10OC]

———violations, 6940 [28MR], 21714 [31JY], 21832 [1AU], 23196 [8AU], 26921 [25SE]

Interim Convention for the Conservation of North Pacific Fur Seals: extend, 24720 [10SE]

International agreements and understandings: Soviet violations, 23620 [9AU]

International Day of Concern for Soviet Jews: designate, 4531 [5MR]

———observance, 5580 [14MR], 5641-5678 [15MR], 6296, 6302, 6309 [21MR]

International mail: compliance with treaties governing delivery (H. Con. Res. 294), 16847 [18JN], 16852, 16853 [19JN]-16854 [18JN]

———investigate Soviet interception (H. Con. Res. 294), 10248 [26AP]

International Parliamentary Group for Human Rights: efforts to change human rights abuses, 20465 [29JN], 21832 [1AU]

International Sakharov Institute: grant Federal charter (H.R. 5685), 13128, 13135 [21MY]

International search and rescue satellite-aided tracking program: tribute, 24121 [10AU]

Ioffee, Aleksander: harassment, 27813 [28SE]

Jackson, Jesse: visits to Panama, Nicaragua, and Cuba, 18737 [26JN]

Jews: efforts to emigrate, 5641-5678 [15MR], 6296 [21MR]

———permit emigration (S. Con. Res. 11), 31352 [10OC]

Katanov, Tashpulat, and family: efforts to emigrate, 24554 [6SE]

Katz, Ilya: efforts to emigrate, 4246 [1MR]

Kistrosskaya, Inna: efforts to emigrate, 12961 [18MY]

Kochubievsky, Felix: imiprisonment, 27615 [27SE]

Language: translating diplomatic, 1377 [1FE]

Lebanon: position relative to proposed deployment of U.N. peacekeeping force, 4040 [1MR]

Lein, Aleksandra: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 7631 [3AP]

Leningrad trials: anniversary, 16416 [14JN], 16792 [15JN]

Lerner, Aleksandr: efforts to emigrate, 16805 [15JN]

Levchenko, Stanislav: relief, 28176 [1OC]

Levin, Simon: efforts of family to emigrate, 22542 [6AU]

Limited Test Ban Treaty: anniversary, 31343 [10OC]

Lipchin, Tzalo and Khaya: efforts to emigrate, 3069 [22FE]

Lithuania: anniversary of independence, 2375 [8FE], 2618 [9FE], 2991-3007 [22FE], 3311, 3322, 3328 [23FE], 3703 [28FE], 3972 [29FE]

Lithuanian Independence Day: designate (H.J. Res. 60), 2668 [9FE]

Marchenko, Valery: imprisonment, 6076 [20MR], 21566 [30JY], 31411 [10OC]

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

Military readiness: issues, 23165 [8AU]

Missile development: policy implications, 10254 [26AP]

Murzhenko, Alexsei: imprisonment, 17210 [19JN]

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

———development, 6870 [28MR], 11336 [8MY], 11559 [9MY], 12481, 12491, 12493-12569 [16MY]

———funding, 12568 [18MY], 12873 [17MY], 12967, 12976 [18MY], 15975 [12JN]

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

News media: active measures and disinformation campaign, 24159 [10AU]

Niklus, Mart: imprisonment, 8276 [5AP], 25199 [12SE], 25944, 25953 [18SE], 26184 [19SE], 26395, 26399, 26402, 26405 [20SE], 26641, 26643 [24SE], 26936 [25SE], 27812 [28SE], 30769 [5OC], 31712, 31749 [10OC]

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

Nuclear testing: proposed ban (H.J. Res. 441), 2803 [21FE]

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

———crisis control proposals, 7635 [3AP]

———international peace initiative, 13314 [22MY]

Nuclear weapons: ban underground testing, 31343 [10OC]

———danger of existence and proliferation, 2435 [9FE]

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

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

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

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

———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 moratorium on testing, 4239 [1MR]

———proposed MX missile deployment, 8793 [11AP]

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

———Soviet competition, 16619 [14JN]

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

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

———women and the debate, 26926 [25SE]

Nuclear weapons submarines: increased deployment, 12982 [21MY]

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

Nudel, Ida: efforts to emigrate, 6490 [22MR], 10261 [26AP], 10609 [1MY], 21365 [26JY], 24931 [11SE]

Olympic games: withdrawal, 11336, 11337 [8MY], 11555, 11559 [9MY], 11691 [9MY], 12040 [14MY], 12492 [16MY], 12604 [16MY], 12830 [17MY], 12978 [18MY], 13988 [23MY], 14383 [24MY]

Ortega, Daniel: Moscow visit, 17010 [19JN]

Outer Space Treaty of 1967, 31758 [10OC]

Paritsky, Alexander: efforts to emigrate, 26643 [24SE]

Pevzner, Alexander: efforts to emigrate, 10790 [2MY]

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

Postal packages: reduced rates (H.R. 4639), 23203 [8AU]

Priakhina, Irena: efforts to emigrate, 19003 [26JN]

Reagan, President: address before the U.N. General Assembly, 26637 [24SE]

———arms control policy, 8345 [9AP], 25169 [12SE]

———foreign policy, 12982 [21MY]

Religious persecution: issues, 9616 [12AP], 28166 [1OC]

Rozenshtein, Grigory: efforts to emigrate, 11698 [9MY]

Sakharov, Andrei: efforts to emigrate, 13993 [23MY]

———hunger strike, 12106 [14MY]

———Soviet Union information on whereabouts (H. Con. Res. 332), 20186 [29JN]

———treatment, 17210 [19JN], 21832 [1AU]

———verify health and safety, 20342 [29JN]

Sakharov, Elena: request exit visa, 3555 [28FE]

Scharansky, Anatoly: efforts to emigrate, 442 [25JA], 661 [26JA], 1172 [31JA], 28827 [2OC]

Scientific exchange programs: renew U.S./Soviet, 7580 [3AP]

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

Senderov, Valery: efforts to emigrate, 3704 [28FE]

Shevchenko, Taras: efforts to emigrate, 20404 [29JN], 25691 [17SE]

Shikhanovich, Yuri: efforts to emigrate, 30226 [4OC]

Shnirman, Simon: efforts to emigrate, 4229 [1MR]

Shukhevych, Yuriy: imprisonment, 6492 [22MR], 6926 [28MR]

Slepak, Vladimir and Mariya: efforts to emigrate, 1392 [1FE], 8291 [5AP], 25410 [13SE]

Slipyj, Josyf: tribute, 25205 [12SE]

Solidarity Sunday for Soviet Jewry (H. Res. 450), 10968-10973 [3MY]

South Africa: effects of foreign troops on settlement prospects, 11957 [10MY]

———Soviet intentions, 2166 [7FE]

———SWAPO terrorist activities, 19436 [27JN]

South Korean airliner: anniversary of Soviet attack, 23452 [9AU], 24289 [5SE], 25266 [13SE], 25819 , 25917 [18SE]

———compensation to victims of Soviet attack (H.R. 4458), 25819 [18SE]

Soviet diplomats: mandatory reciprocity (H.R. 6069), 22290 [2AU]

———U.S. travel restrictions, 9711 [24AP]

Soviet Embassy, Washington, D.C.: rename street Andrei Sakharov Avenue, 14874 [5JN]

———rename 16th Street in front of after Andrei Sakharov (H.R. 5784), 16331 [13JN]

Soviet imports produced with forced labor: enforcement of customs laws concerning, 19101 [27JN]

Soviet Jews: efforts to emigrate, 4229, 4246 [1MR], 4531, 4533 [5MR], 4708 [6MR], 5399 [13MR], 5580 [14MR], 5863, 5867, 5872 [19MR], 6020, 6039, 6041, 6047, 6052 [20MR], 6475, 6478 [22MR], 6771, 6792 [27MR], 6937 [28MR], 7273 [30MR], 8471 [9AP], 9626, 9627 [12AP], 9800 [24AP], 10017 [25AP], 10603 [1MY], 11036, 11075 [3MY], 11204 [7MY], 11471 [8MY], 11692 [9MY], 11964 [10MY], 14395 [24MY], 14769, 14772 [31MY], 14868 [4JN], 14972 [5JN], 15981 [12JN], 16334, 16336 [13JN], 16415-16436 [14JN], 16795, 16803 [15JN], 19424 [27JN], 20366 [29JN], 21372, 21373 [26JY], 21460 [27JY], 22075 [1AU], 22286, 22306 [2AU], 22544 [6AU], 24117, 24173 [10AU], 24354 [5SE], 24554, 24575, 24576 [6SE], 25202, 25206 [12SE], 25410 [13SE], 25696 [17SE], 25943, 25946 [18SE], 26198 [19SE], 26397, 26401 [20SE], 26642, 26643 [24SE], 26861-26879 [25SE], 27606, 27607, 27611, 27614, 27615 [27SE], 27801, 27805, 27807, 27813 [28SE], 28160 [1OC], 28814 [2OC], 29647, 29648, 29654 [3OC], 30719, 30753 [5OC]

———persecution, 3534 [27FE], 3701 [28FE], 10016, 10026 [25AP]

Soviet news agencies: rewrites of American articles, 21739 [31JY]

Soviet propaganda: methods, 14870 [4JN], 14971 [5JN]

Space cooperation agreement: encourage as alternative to East-West arms race (S.J. Res. 236), 32233 [11OC]

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

Space station: proposed manned, 639 [26JA]

Space weapons: development, 7873, 7881 [4AP], 10184, 10186 [26AP]

———policy, 9592 [12AP]

———U.S. policy, 12971 [18MY]

START: arms negotiations issues, 12861 [17MY]

Syria-Soviet relationship, 2402 [9FE]

Tarnopolsky, Yuri, and family: efforts to emigrate, 2380 [8FE], 8471 [9AP]

Terleckas, Antanas: imprisonment, 2830 [21FE]

Test ban treaty: negotiations, 6623 [27MR]

The Day After (film): response, 104 [23JA], 431 [25JA]

Turkey-Cyprus relations: issues, 4733 [6MR]

Tykhy, Oleksiy: abuses, 19444 [27JN]

———death of Helsinki Monitoring Group monitor, 14394 [24MY]

U.N.: administration position on the defense budget, 26936 [25SE]

———correct inequity in voting strength (H. Res. 448), 3714 [28FE]

U.S. policy, 13037-13043 [21MY]

———issues, 19004 [26JN]

U.S. technology: export controls on militarily critical goods, 6579 [27MR]

———illegal acquisition, 5198 [13MR]

———illegal export, 5030 [8MR], 5198 [13MR]

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

U.S.-Soviet relations: hotline communications system modernization, 20930 [25JY]

———improve, 1091 [31JA], 9710 [24AP]

———improve (H. Res. 412), 1063, 1092 [31JA]

U.S.-Soviet summit meetings: schedule (H.J. Res. 592), 16193 [13JN]

U.S.-Soviet military policy: impact of deterrence, 6870 [28MR]

Ukraine: anniversary of independence, 166 [23JA], 344 [24JA], 651 [26JA], 1178 [31JA], 1207-1212 [1FE], 1770 [2FE], 2157, 2167 [7FE], 2367 [8FE], 2614, 2615 [9FE], 3058 [22FE]

———commemorating anniversary of Soviet-imposed famine (H. Con. Res. 111), Senate amendments, 30147 [4OC]

———death of Valery Marchenko, 31411 [10OC]

Ukrainian American Bar Association: tribute, 24353 [5SE]

Ukrainian Catholic Church: observance of 100th anniversary, 2668 [9FE]

Ukrainian National Association: observance of 90th anniversary, 2379 [8FE]

Ulanovsky, Tatyana: efforts to emigrate, 4708 [6MR]

Vaitzblit, Ilya: efforts to emigrate, 2832 [21FE]

Vasserman, Grigory: efforts to emigrate, 6937 [28MR]

Volvosky, Leonid: efforts to emigrate, 6993 [29MR]

Wallenberg, Raoul G.: disappearance, 2614 [9FE], 5956 [20MR], 26180 [19SE]

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

Women's Plea for Soviet Jewry: commemorate plight of Soviet Jews, 324 [24JA]

Yakir, Aleksandr: efforts to emigrate, 17634 [20JN], 25691 [17SE]

Yakir, Yevgeny, and family: efforts to emigrate, 19439 [27JN]

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

Yuriy Shukhevych Defense Week: observance, 6492 [22MR], 6945 [28MR]

Zalmonson, Shmuel: imprisonment, 6318 [21MR]

Zunshine, Zachar and Tatyana: efforts to emigrate, 20461 [29JN], 28177 [1OC]

Remarks in Senate

ABM Treaty: reaffirm commitment (S. Con. Res. 146), 29176 [3OC]

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

———condemning Soviet military occupation (S. Res. 457), 27685 [28SE]

———German Bundestag resolution on Soviet invasion, 31293 [10OC]

———humanitarian assistance, 17081-17083 [19JN], 21753 [1AU]

———resistance movement, 793 [30JA]

———Soviet invasion, 6453 [22MR], 7660 [4AP], 10043 [26AP], 10623-10625 [2MY], 10811 [3MY], 11970 [11MY], 12898 [18MY], 13050 [21MY], 14139 [24MY], 15525-15527 [8JN], 20016 [29JN], 20471 [23JY], 21097 [26JY], 21753, 21756 [1AU], 22085 [2AU], 24670, 24671 [10SE], 27402 [27SE], 30782 [9OC]

———starvation, 15525-15527 [8JN]

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

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

Agriculture: grain purchase ceilings, 24680 [10SE], 25063 [12SE]

———modify grain agreement (S. Res. 440), 24780 [11SE]

Angola: diplomatic recognition, 14100 [24MY]

Antisatellite weapons: moratorium, 7750 [4AP], 8655 [11AP], 13531-13536 [23MY], 15797-15810, 15812-15843 [12JN], 17872 [21JN], 21754 [1AU]

Arms control: antisatellite treaty, 30774 [9OC]

———doctrine, 24785 [11SE]

———resumption of negotiations (S. Con. Res. 125), 17186 [19JN]

Arms Control and Disarmament Act: extend (H.R. 2906), McClure-Helms-Symms amendment (excerpt), 17392 [20JN]

Arms limitation treaties: compliance, 16007 [13JN], 17112-17134 [19JN]

———Soviet violations, 1252, 1281 [1FE], 6763 [27MR], 7133 [29MR], 7411 [2AP], 7437-7442, 7512 [3AP], 7661 [4AP], 12468 [16MY], 12620, 12624 [17MY], 13291 [22MY], 13469 [23MY], 14099, 14139 [24MY], 15312-15313 [7JN], 17380 [20JN], 17872 [21JN], 19708 [28JN], 31213 [10OC]

———termination of treaty as consequence of breach, 17421 [20JN]

Arms Race Control Act: introduction (S. 2957), 23846 [10AU]

Arms Race Moratorium Act: introduction (S. 2634), 10887-10892 [3MY]

Art: funding for exchanges with U.S. (S. Con. Res. 137), 24255 [5SE]

Baltic Freedom Day: designate, 15352 [7JN]

———designate (S.J. Res. 296), 12177 [15MY], 15579 [8JN], 15649 [11JN]

———observance, 16604, 16605 [14JN], 16668 [15JN], 21214 [26JY]

Begun, Yosif: imprisonment and efforts to emigrate, 4760 [7MR], 5701 [15MR], 16989 [18JN]

Biological and chemical weapons: control, 16915 [18JN]

Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention: executive report on existing and planned programs to support verification, 30646 [5OC]

Bonner, Elena: efforts to emigrate, 11721 [10MY], 13054 [21MY], 14144 [24MY], 14841 [4JN], 16590, 16595 [14JN], 17379 [20JN], 25564 [17SE]

———allow emigration from Soviet Union (H. Con. Res. 304), 12915 [18MY]

———allow emigration from Soviet Union (S. Con. Res. 113), 11774 [10MY], 12435, 12462 [16MY], 13114 [21MY]

———efforts to emigrate (H. Con. Res. 332), 20066-20068 [29JN]

———efforts to emigrate (S. Con. Res. 128), 19673 [28JN]

———relative to health and legal status, 21219 [26JY]

———Soviet imprisonment (H. Con. Res. 332), 20498 [23JY], 20571 [24JY]

Byelorussian Independence Day: observance, 6761 [27MR], 7136 [29MR]

Captive Nations Week: observance, 20473 [23JY]

Chemical and biological warfare: comparison with Soviet capabilities, 30908 [9OC]

———condemn (S. Res. 368), 8772-8778 [11AP]

———executive report on existing and planned programs to support verification of Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention, 30646 [5OC]

Chemical warfare agents: production ban, 7437-7441 [3AP], 11550 [9MY]

———Soviet use (S. Res. 201), 2569, 2574 [9FE], 2862 [22FE]

———Soviet use, 7397 [2AP]

Commission on the Ukraine Famine Act: enact (S. 2456), 23371 [9AU], 26448 [21SE]

———introduction (S. 2456), 6161 [21MR]

Computers: export controls, 22650 [7AU]

Congressional Fast and Prayer Vigil for Soviet Jewry: observance, 16558, 16591, 16595, 16604 [14JN]

Congressional Wives for Soviet Jewry: host international conference, 7410 [2AP]

Disinformation: policy, 11973 [11MY], 12626 [17MY], 14141 [24MY], 18632 [26JN]

District of Columbia: rename Soviet Embassy portion of 16th Street after Andrei Sakharov (S. 2743), 15535 [8JN]

———rename Soviet Embassy portion of 16th Street after Andrei Sakharov (S. Con. Res. 118), 15548 [8JN]

Dyson, Freeman: tribute to book, ``Weapons and Hope'', 12382 [16MY]

Eastern Europe: detente policy, 24583 [7SE]

Eisenhower, Dwight D.: administration attitude toward nuclear weapons, 15606 [11JN]

Estonia: anniversary of independence, 2862 [22FE], 3084 [23FE], 3465, 3468, 3471 [27FE], 3851 [29FE], 4316 [5MR], 14145 [24MY], 17080 [19JN]

Export Administration Act: amend (S. 979), 3139 [23FE], 3380-3422 [27FE], 3605, 3616-3643 [28FE], 3728-3797 [29FE], 4056-4152 [1MR], 9358 [12AP], 28833 [3OC]

———amend (S. 979), appointment of conferees, 5173 [12MR], 6869 [28MR]

———amend (S. 979), House amendments, 5163 [12MR]

Export trade contracts: sanctity, 9358 [12AP]

Fishing: lifting of ban on Soviet activity in U.S. waters, 21097 [26JY], 21753, 21756 [1AU]

Foreign policy, 8610 [10AP], 19210 [27JN]

Foreign trade: Reagan administration policy, 21097 [26JY], 21756 [1AU]

———strengthen exports controls (S. 2342), 3170 [23FE]

General Advisory Committee on Arms Control and Disarmament: report, 31337 [10OC]

Great Britain: assessment of Cambridge and Oxford Universities debate issues, 3723 [29FE]

Helsinki Final Act: anniversary of signing, 21770, 21773, 21814, 21816, 21821 [1AU], 22137 [2AU]

Helsinki Human Rights Day: designate (S.J. Res. 317), 17589 [20JN]

International Day of Concern for Soviet Jews: observance, 5696-5710 [15MR]

International mail: compliance with treaties governing delivery (H. Con. Res. 294), 19734 [28JN], 22323 [3AU]

———compliance with treaties governing delivery (S. Con. Res. 121), 15616 [11JN], 16898 [18JN]

———compliance with treaties governing delivery (S. Con. Res. 121), indefinitely postponed, 19739 [28JN]

Jewish Community Relations Council, Springfield, IL: tribute, 19 [23JA]

Latvia: anniversary of independence, 14145 [24MY], 17080 [19JN]

Lawyers Alliance for Nuclear Arms Control: tribute, 12125 [15MY]

Lithuania: anniversary of independence, 1787 [3FE], 2080 [7FE], 2278 [8FE], 2563 [9FE], 2688-2693 [21FE], 2861, 2942 [22FE], 3180, 3193 [23FE], 14145 [24MY], 17080 [19JN], 21578 [31JY]

———religious persecution, 4253 [2MR]

Lithuanian Independence Day: designate (H.J. Res. 655), 30709 [5OC]

Military tactics and training, 16635 [15JN]

Mondale, Walter F.: meeting with Andrei A. Gromyko, 25562 [17SE]

MX missiles: development, 12013 [14MY], 12468 [16MY], 12895 [18MY], 15592 [8JN], 15795 [12JN], 17566 [20JN], 20019 [29JN], 22095-22102 [2AU], 23630-23634 [10AU], 24365-24367 [6SE], 24943-24945 [12SE], 27678 [28SE], 28280, 28281 [2OC]

National Conference on Soviet Jewry: call for free Soviet emigration, 26711 [25SE]

National defense: U.S. objectives, 29231 [3OC]

NATO: deterrent impact of conventional military power, 5257 [13MR]

Nicaragua: strategic impact of Punta Huete airfield, 23222 [9AU]

Niklus, Mart: birthday of Soviet prisoner of conscience, 24676 [10SE], 26052 [19SE]

Nuclear war: attitude of children, 8660 [11AP], 21770 [1AU]

———Common Cause guidelines on nuclear policy, 5831 [19MR], 6081 [21MR], 6373 [22MR], 8009 [5AP], 8526 [10AP]

———consequences, 396 [25JA], 507 [26JA], 665 [27JA], 3082 [23FE], 3355 [27FE], 3597 [28FE], 4878 [8MR], 6081 [21MR], 6653 [27MR], 7516 [3AP], 8355 [9AP], 8580 [10AP], 14981 [6JN], 15878 [12JN], 23218 [9AU], 23628 [10AU]

———deployment of atomic demolition munitions, 32425 [12OC]

———Dept. of Defense study on consequences of nuclear winter (S. 2693), 13141 [22MY]

———international peace initiative, 13419-13424, 13444 [22MY]

———support for establishment of risk reduction centers, 16684-16698 [15JN]

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

Nuclear weapons: arms control policies of President Reagan, 29661 [4OC], 24191 [5SE], 25277, 25278 [13SE]

———bipartisan effort to control, 24191 [5SE]

———comparison of Reagan/Mondale policies, 31778 [11OC]

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

———moratorium, 665 [27JA], 960, 965 [31JA], 1247 [1FE], 1565 [2FE], 1808 [3FE], 1849 [6FE], 2062, 2079 [7FE], 2204 [8FE], 2473, 2545 [9FE], 2683 [21FE], 2838 [22FE], 3082 [23FE], 3354 [27FE], 3597 [28FE], 3719 [29FE], 4051 [1MR], 4251 [2MR], 4314 [5MR], 4576 [6MR], 4736 [7MR], 5124 [12MR], 5409 [14MR], 5711 [15MR], 5831 [19MR], 5882 [20MR], 6080 [21MR], 6373 [22MR], 6516 [26MR], 6652 [27MR], 6805 [28MR], 7000 [29MR], 7171 [30MR], 7331 [2AP], 8009 [5AP], 8355 [9AP], 8526 [10AP], 8655 [11AP], 9070 [12AP], 9642 [24AP], 9805 [25AP], 10047 [26AP], 10326 [30AP], 10412 [1MY], 10627 [2MY], 10815 [3MY], 11211 [8MY], 11495 [9MY], 11708 [10MY], 11970 [11MY], 12013 [14MY], 12124 [15MY], 12382 [16MY], 12620, 12624 [17MY], 13053 [21MY], 13139 [22MY], 13468 [23MY], 14048, 14147 [24MY], 14828 [4JN], 14936 [5JN], 14981 [6JN], 15269 [7JN], 15606 [11JN], 15794 [12JN], 16006 [13JN], 16454 [14JN], 16634 [15JN], 16889 [18JN], 17070 [19JN], 17735-17738, 17741 [21JN], 18554 [25JN], 18627 [26JN], 20019 [29JN], 21096 [26JY], 21377-21380 [27JY], 21519 [30JY], 21636 [31JY], 22086 [2AU], 22481 [6AU], 22554 [7AU], 22701, 22713 [8AU], 23218 [9AU], 23628 [10AU], 24360 [6SE], 24586 [7SE], 24673 [10SE], 24949 [12SE], 25563 [17SE], 25706 [18SE], 25964 [19SE], 26212 [20SE], 26412 [21SE], 26595 [24SE], 26647 [25SE], 26971 [26SE], 27393 [27SE], 27655, 27664 [28SE], 27817 [29SE], 28197 [2OC], 30494-30513, 30515 [5OC]

———moratorium on deployment of sea-launched cruise missiles (S. Con. Res. 111), 10900 [3MY]

———moratorium on deployment of sea-launched cruise missiles (S. Con. Res. 111), star print, 11250 [8MY]

———moratorium (S. 2957), 23846 [10AU]

———proposed arms control initiatives, 12027 [14MY]

———reduction, 30884 [9OC]

———strategic initiatives, 26293 [20SE]

———treaty negotiations, 22874 [8AU]

———treaty violations, 915 [30JA]

———treaty verification, 798 [30JA], 1252 [1FE], 7661 [4AP], 22481 [6AU]

———U.S.-U.S.S.R. stockpile, 511 [26JA], 1565 [2FE], 4051 [1MR]

———U.S.-U.S.S.R. summit meeting, 17167-17172 [19JN]

———views of Senator Cranston on moratorium, 5760 [15MR]

Nudel, Ida: Soviet imprisonment, 5700 [15MR]

Ogurtsov, Igor: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union (S. Res. 294), 3474 [27FE], 20173 [29JN]

Olympic games: withdrawal, 11927 [10MY], 12389 [16MY]

Paritsky, Alexander: efforts to emigrate, 24364 [6SE]

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

Public Health Service: recognition of nuclear war consequences, 15269 [7JN]

Reagan, President: meeting with Andrei A. Gromyko, 24958 [12SE], 25562 [17SE]

———Soviet reaction to reelection announcement, 1051 [31JA]

``Real Peace—A Strategy for the West'': international policy book by Richard M. Nixon, 507 [26JA]

Religion: persecution and discrimination of believers (S. Con. Res. 119), 15548 [8JN]

Sakharov, Andrei: allow emigration from Soviet Union (S. Con. Res. 113), 11774 [10MY], 12435, 12462 [16MY], 13114 [21MY]

———birthday, 13114 [21MY]

———relative to health and legal status, 21219 [26JY]

———Soviet imprisonment, 11721 [10MY], 13054 [21MY], 14144 [24MY], 14841 [4JN], 16590, 16591, 16595 [14JN], 17379 [20JN], 25564 [17SE]

———Soviet imprisonment (H. Con. Res. 332), 20066-20068 [29JN], 20571 [24JY]

———Soviet imprisonment (H. Con. Res. 332), vote procedure, 20498 [23JY]

———Soviet imprisonment (S. Con. Res. 128), 19673 [28JN]

Scharansky, Anatoly: Soviet imprisonment, 2206 [8FE], 5695-5710 [15MR]

Science: funding for exchanges with U.S. (S. Con. Res. 137), 24255 [5SE]

Sea-launched cruise missiles: deployment, 12195 [15MY], 17085 [19JN]

Solidarity Sunday for Soviet Jewry: support (S. Res. 367), 9857, 9895 [25AP]

South Korean airliner: anniversary of Soviet attack, 9240 [12AP], 24196 [5SE]

———investigation of Soviet downing, 10623 [2MY]

Soviet Jews: free emigration, 2206 [8FE], 2736 [21FE], 3724 [29FE], 4053, 4156 [1MR], 4760 [7MR], 6451 [22MR], 6524 [26MR], 6654 [27MR], 10119 [26AP], 10326 [30AP], 10413 [1MY], 11971 [11MY], 16185 [13JN], 16454, 16455, 16462, 16590, 16591 [14JN], 21579 [31JY], 24364 [6SE], 31275 [10OC], 32090 [11OC]

———persecution, 5850 [19MR]

———decline in Jewish emigration, 28835 [3OC]

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

———relative to reduction of Jewish emigration (H.J. Res. 279), 21828 [1AU]

Space cooperation agreement: encourage as alternative to East-West arms race (S.J. Res. 236), 2531 [9FE], 31159-31166 [10OC]

———encourage as alternative to East-West arms race (S.J. Res. 236), House amendments, 32132 [11OC]

Space weapons: cost of strategic defense initiative, 19476 [28JN]

———moratorium, 6544 [26MR]

———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, 15528 [8JN], 16115-16129-16134 [13JN], 17161 [19JN], 17376, 17502 [20JN], 19204 [27JN], 20562 [24JY], 20776 [25JY], 21095 [26JY], 21377-21380 [27JY], 21519 [30JY], 21577 [31JY], 24949 [12SE], 25277, 25278 [13SE], 26412 [21SE], 27923 [1OC], 28197 [2OC], 28888-28895 [3OC], 31964 [11OC]

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

Special Operations Forces: revitalize, 7444 [3AP]

START: tribute to Edward L. Rowny, 6378 [22MR]

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

Strategic materials: control of U.S. sources, 23386 [9AU]

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]

———funding for exchanges with U.S. (S. Con. Res. 137), 24255 [5SE]

Test ban treaty: call for ratification (S.J. Res. 29), 5766 [15MR]

———negotiations, 1849 [6FE], 2062 [7FE], 2204 [8FE], 2545 [9FE], 2683 [21FE], 2838 [22FE], 3082 [23FE], 3354 [27FE], 3597 [28FE], 3719 [29FE], 4051 [1MR], 4251 [2MR], 4314 [5MR], 4576 [6MR], 4736 [7MR], 4879 [8MR], 5124 [12MR], 5409 [14MR], 5711 [15MR], 5831 [19MR], 5882 [20MR], 6081 [21MR], 6373, 6377 [22MR], 6516, 6545 [26MR], 6653 [27MR], 6805 [28MR], 7000 [29MR], 7171 [30MR], 7331 [2AP], 7437-7442 [3AP], 7661 [4AP], 8009 [5AP], 8355 [9AP], 8526 [10AP], 8655 [11AP], 9070 [12AP], 9642 [24AP], 9805 [25AP], 10047 [26AP], 10326 [30AP], 10412 [1MY], 10627 [2MY], 10815 [3MY], 11211 [8MY], 11708 [10MY], 11970 [11MY], 12013 [14MY], 12124 [15MY], 12382 [16MY], 13053 [21MY], 13139 [22MY], 13468 [23MY], 14048, 14147 [24MY], 14828 [4JN], 14936 [5JN], 14981 [6JN], 15269 [7JN], 15528 [8JN], 15606 [11JN], 15794 [12JN], 16006 [13JN], 16454 [14JN], 17070, 17178 [19JN], 17741 [21JN], 18627 [26JN], 19204 [27JN], 22086 [2AU], 22321 [3AU], 22554 [7AU], 22701 [8AU], 23628 [10AU], 24360, 24406 [6SE], 24586 [7SE], 24673, 24690 [10SE], 25563 [17SE], 25706 [18SE], 25964 [19SE], 26212 [20SE], 26595 [24SE], 26647 [25SE], 26971 [26SE], 27393 [27SE], 27655, 27665 [28SE], 27817 [29SE]

———ratification of certain, 17410-17432 [20JN], 17745 [21JN]

———ratification with provisions for negotiation of supplemental verification procedures, 17416 [20JN]

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

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

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

U.S.-Soviet Union: balance of power, 19708 [28JN], 23645 [10AU]

———clarification of Bering Sea boundary, 20561 [24JY]

———military policy impact of deterrence, 21 [23JA], 396 [25JA], 511 [26JA], 5257 [13MR], 6516 [26MR], 6806 [28MR], 10048, 10087 [26AP], 12625 [17MY], 14048, 14139 [24MY], 15868 [12JN]

Ukraine: anniversary of independence, 682 [27JA], 4316 [5MR]

———commemorate famine (S. Con. Res. 101), 7223 [30MR], 21578 [31JY], 23371 [9AU]

———commemorating anniversary of Soviet-imposed famine (H. Con. Res. 111), 25388 [13SE]

———establish commission to study famine, 29064 [3OC]

———famine, 7660 [4AP]

———tribute to poet Taras Shevchenko, 25663 [17SE]

Ukrainian National Association: anniversary tribute, 2703 [21FE]

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

Use of forced labor, 2731 [21FE]

Warsaw Pact countries: allow religious freedom (S. Con. Res. 119), 20167 [29JN]

Weapons: funding, 9642 [24AP]

———production policy, 23645 [10AU]

Yakimetz, Vladimir V.: relief (S. 1989), 9854 [25AP], 26305-26306 [20SE]

Yakir, Aleksandr: Soviet imprisonment, 24705 [10SE], 25384 [13SE]

Yalta Executive Agreement of 1945: renounce (S.J. Res. 226), 1689 [2FE]

Reports

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

Ballistic Missile Defenses and U.S. National Security: Fred S. Hoffman (excerpt), 19477 [28JN]

Commission To Study Ukrainian Famine: Committee on Foreign Relations (S. 2456), 26034 [19SE]

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

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

Flawed Test Ban Treaty: Heritage Foundation, 7513-7515 [3AP]

General Advisory Committee on Arms Control and Disarmament: members and procedures, 17130 [19JN]

Harassment of Jews in the Soviet Union: R. L. Mintz, 12958 [18MY]

How Members of Congress Can Aid Soviet Jews: Student Coalition for Soviet Jewry, 3725 [29FE]

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

Initiate Trust and Confidence Building Between U.S. and Russia: Committee on Foreign Relations (S. Res. 329) (S. Rept. 98-428), 10878 [3MY]

Lawyers Alliance Meets With Soviets on Nuclear Arms Control, 31825-31827 [11OC]

Nondelivery of U.S. Mail therein: Committee on Foreign Relations (S. Con. Res. 121), 17575 [20JN]

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

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

Permission for Elena Bonner to Emigrate from Soviet Union: Committee on Foreign Relations (S. Con. Res. 113), 12158 [15MY]

Quarter Century of Soviet Compliance Practices Under Arms Control Commitments, 1958-83, 32121-32124 [11OC]

———General Advisory Committee on Arms Control and Disarmament (summary), 31334-31337 [10OC]

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

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

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

Report From Afghanistan: Medecins sans Frontieres, 21976 [1AU]

Scientific Exchange Activities With the U.S.S.R., 2533 [9FE]

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

Soviet Acquisition of U.S. Technology: CIA (1982 excerpt), 5031 [8MR]

Soviet Military Power: Dept. of Defense (excerpt), 17382 [20JN]

———Sec. of Defense Weinberger, 3741-3743 [29FE]

Soviet SALT I and II Violations Covered Up by Carter-Mondale Administration, 1255 [1FE]

Soviet Union Should Release Igor V. Ogurtsov From Exile and He Be Allowed to Emigrate: Committee on Foreign Relations (S. Res. 294), 15039 [6JN]

Soviet Violations of Arms Limitation Treaties: Committee on Intelligence (Senate, Select) (excerpt), 17397 [20JN]

———Dept. of Defense (excerpt), 17385 [20JN]

———Jimmy Carter (excerpt), 17395, 17397, 17399, 17400 [20JN]

———President Reagan, 1281-1283 [1FE], 17382, 17394, 17400, 17402, 17414, 17425 [20JN]

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

Strategic Defense Initiative (excerpt), 16115 [13JN]

Support of Afghan People in Struggle for Freedom: Committee on Foreign Relations (S. Con. Res. 74), 27498 [27SE]

Test Ban Treaty: (excerpt), 17412 [20JN]

———Jack Evernden, 17425 [20JN]

———Lynn Sykes, 17425 [20JN]

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

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

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

Ukrainian Famine, Commemorate: Committee on Foreign Relations (H. Con. Res. 111), 25015 [12SE]

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

Violations of Human Rights in Soviet-Occupied Lithuania (excerpt), 2861 [22FE]

Reports to constituents

Hamilton, Lee H.: Konstantin Chernenko, 4542 [5MR]

Leahy, Patrick J.: Religious Discrimination in the U.S.S.R., 5704 [15MR]

Resolutions by organizations

Day of Sorrow and Irreconcilability—1984: Congress of Russian-Americans, Inc., 31119 [10OC], 31828 [11OC]

Invasion of Afghanistan, 31293 [10OC]

Lithuanian Independence Day: Lithuanian-American Council of Brockton, MA, 2999 [22FE]

Search for Raoul G. Wallenberg: Philadelphia Bar Association, 26181 [19SE]

Soviet annexation of Lithuania and the other Baltic States: Lithuanian American Council, Cleveland, OH, Chapter, 3006 [22FE]

Soviet downing of South Korean airliner: International Civil Aviation Organization, 10624 [2MY]

Sermons

Nuclear War: Marc Steinberg, B'nai Amoona, St. Louis, MO, 8660 [11AP]

———Morrie Zimbalist, B'nai Amoona, St. Louis, MO, 8660 [11AP]

Statements

Appointment of Soviet Scientists to Southern Illinois University School of Medicine, Richard H. Moy, 19 [23JA]

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

———(sundry excerpts), 32334 [11OC]

Arms Control and Disarmament Agreements: Cyrus Vance, 17127 [19JN]

———Representative Boehlert, 24065 [10AU]

———Representative Hubbard, 24065 [10AU]

Arms Control Negotiations of 1961, 17186 [19JN]

Ballistic Missile Defense Strategy (excerpt), 28702 [2OC]

Bulgaria and Narcotics—Interlocking Web of Subversion: Paul Henze, 16773-16774 [15JN]

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

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

Chemical and Toxin Weapons Use in Afghanistan and Southeast Asia, Jeane J. Kirkpatrick, 2864 [22FE]

Concern for Wellbeing of Andrei Sakharov and His Wife, Elena Bonner: International League for Human Rights and the International Human Rights Law Group, 12260 [15MY]

Consequences of Nuclear War: David O. Gore, 10901 [3MY]

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

Current Situation in Estonia: Estonia-American National Council, 3263, 3264, 3267 [23FE]

Day of Sorrow and Irreconcilability: Congress of Russian-Americans, Inc., 31098 [9OC], 31751 [10OC], 32551 [12OC], 32597 [14NO]

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

Delivery of International Mail: Soviet Union (excerpt), 22324 [3AU]

Deployment of Sea-Launched Cruise Missiles: Bernard W. Rogers, 10901 [3MY]

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

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

Efforts of Ida Nudel To Emigrate From the Soviet Union (sundry excerpts), 6491 [22MR]

Escalation Dynamics and Scientific Implications: John A. Dillon, Jr., 14148 [24MY]

Export Administration Act Amendments (S. 979): White House, 3382 [27FE]

Freedom Fighters of Afghanistan Look to U.S. for Hope: Committee for a Free Afghanistan, 11644 [9MY]

Guerrilla Movement in El Salvador: Jeane Kirkpatrick (excerpt), 11866 [10MY]

Human Rights in the Soviet Union: Jewish Community Relations Council, 9631 [12AP]

Human Rights Violations in Bielarus/Byelorussia by Moscow: Byelorussian Coordinating Committee of Chicago, IL, 6286 [21MR]

Information on Whereabouts in Soviet Union of Andrei Sakharov and Elena Bonner: Dept. of State (sundry excerpts), 20188 [29JN]

———International Parliamentary Group for Human Rights in the Soviet Union, 12915 [18MY]

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

Latest Violation on Pakistani Territory, 4557 [5MR]

Lawyers on the MX Missile, 15975 [12JN]

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

Meeting With Andrei A. Gromyko: Walter F. Mondale (excerpts), 25563 [17SE]

Monroe Doctrine: Nikita Khrushchev, 14271 [24MY]

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

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

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

Nuclear Catastrophe: joint statement of leaders of several countries, 15878 [12JN]

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

Nuclear War Risks: Marshall Shulman (excerpt), 6374 [22MR]

Nuclear Weapons Arsenal: William Colby, 7662 [4AP]

Nuclear Weapons Moratorium: Senator Cranston, 5761 [15MR]

Peace—Seeking a New Path: Barbara A. Hildt, 2065 [7FE]

———Brian Fitzgerald, 2065 [7FE]

———Caroline B. Rees, 2068 [7FE]

———Edgar Bottome, 2063 [7FE]

———Elizabeth C. Elliott, 2068, 2069 [7FE]

———Frank Clemente, 2064-2065 [7FE]

———John M. Forbes, 2065 [7FE]

———John O. Pastore, 2062 [7FE]

———Joseph Gerson, 2067-2068 [7FE]

———Mark D. Levine, 2068 [7FE]

———Richard B. Maffei, 2069 [7FE]

Plight of Soviet Jewry: Edward Kuznetsov, 16456 [14JN]

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

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

Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons: George F. Kennan, 30511 [5OC]

Prosecution of Alexander Yakir—Soviet Jewry Legal Advocacy Center, 24105 [10AU]

Reaffirming No-Undercut Defense Policy (sundry), 17117 [19JN]

Religious and Ethnic Oppression in the U.S.S.R.: Ayshe Seytmuratova, 20742 [24JY]

Religious Rights in Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union: Senator Percy, 16334 [13JN]

Renaming Washington, D.C., Street for Andrei Sakharov: Senator Grassley, 20066 [29JN]

Sakharovs: Dept. of State, 12330 [15MY]

SALT Agreements: Eugene Rostow, 17381 [20JN]

SALT II Agreement: Jimmy Carter, 17390 [20JN]

SALT II Negotiations: Dept. of State, 17398 [20JN]

———Paul Nitze, 17400 [20JN]

———Paul Warnke, 17397 [20JN]

———Strobe Talbott, 17398 [20JN]

Scowcroft Commission: Stansfield Turner, 12538 [16MY]

Search for Raoul G. Wallenberg: Joshua Eilberg, 26181 [19SE]

———Representative Fish, 26180 [19SE]

Soviet Anti-Semitism Policies: Joel Sprayregen, 5707 [15MR]

———Pamela Cohen, 5707 [15MR]

———Union of Councils for Soviet Jews (excerpt), 5126 [12MR]

Soviet Basing of Nuclear Submarines in Cuba: Dept. of State, 17382 [20JN]

Soviet Dezinformatsiya: Senator Moynihan, 11974 [11MY]

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

Soviet Invasion of Afghanistan: Jurgen Todenhofer, 31293 [10OC]

Soviet Position on Civil Rights: Delegations of the U.S.S.R., the Ukraine and Byelorussia, 22317 [2AU]

———Postmaster General William F. Bolger, 22316 [2AU]

———Representative Gilman, 22317 [2AU]

Soviet Violations of Arms Limitation Treaties: Dept. of Defense, 7411-7413 [2AP], 17386, 17390 [20JN]

———Dept. of State, 17394 [20JN]

———Harold Brown, 17390 [20JN]

———Henry A. Kissinger, 17390 [20JN]

———President Reagan, 17390, 17392 [20JN]

———Richard Perle, 6763-6766 [27MR]

———SALT Standing Consultative Commission, 17386 [20JN]

———Senator Warner, 17388 [20JN]

Soviet Withdrawal From the Olympic Games: Ted Venetoulis (excerpt), 15206 [6JN]

———Tom Bradley, 11337 [8MY]

Space Weapons: Dept. of Defense (sundry excerpts), 16116, 16119 [13JN]

———President Reagan, 17130 [19JN]

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]

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

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

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

Test Ban Treaty: U.S. Air Force, 17425 [20JN]

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

U.S. Response to the Soviet Position on Civil Rights, 22318 [2AU]

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

———(sundry excerpts), 19004 [26JN]

U.S.-Soviet Balance of Power: Dept. of Defense, 17381, 17392 [20JN]

———Marshal Grechko, 17380 [20JN]

———Nixon defense official, 17381 [20JN]

———Reagan defense official, 17381 [20JN]

———Sec. of Defense Weinberger, 17381 [20JN]

———Senator Tower, 17382 [20JN]

U.S.-Soviet Space Operations: Henry F. Cooper, ACDA, 15825 [12JN]

———Larry Gershwin, CIA, 15818 [12JN]

———Michael May, 15828 [12JN]

———OTA, 15822, 15828 [12JN]

———Richard Perle, Dept. of Defense, 15825, 15828 [12JN]

———Robert W. Buchheim, Dept. of State, 15824, 15825 [12JN]

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

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

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

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

Violations of OAS Charter: Senator Moynihan, 9013 [11AP]

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

World of Peace: John F. Kennedy, 7439 [3AP]

Studies

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

Binary Weapons—Implications of Proposed U.S. Chemical Weapons Stockpile Modernization Program: Library of Congress, 11550 [9MY]

Deployment of Sea-Launched Cruise Missiles: CBO (excerpt), 10901 [3MY]

Soviet Covert Action and Propaganda: CIA (excerpt), 19569, 19571 [28JN]

Soviet Political Treaties and Violations: Senate Committee on the Judiciary, 1255-1269 [1FE]

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

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

Strategic Defense Initiative Cost Analysis: CBO, 16131-16134 [13JN]

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

Summaries

Continued U.S. Strategic Cutbacks Under Sec. of Defense Weinberger, 17392 [20JN]

People v. the Soviet Union—A Tribunal of Inquiry Into the Case of Yosif Begun, Soviet Jew, 16990 [18JN]

Tables

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

Jewish emigration from the Soviet Union, 2737 [21FE], 5699 [15MR], 26866 [25SE]

President Reagan's strategic force cutbacks, 17392 [20JN]

Soviet violations of arms limitation treaties, 17392, 17393 [20JN]

Soviet weapons production and military spending, 23645-23647 [10AU]

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

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

Weapons production—U.S.S.R. and NATO, 17127 [19JN]

Telegrams

Soviet efforts to circulate disinformation: Dept. of State, 11974 [11MY]

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

Testimonies

Defense Authorization: Representative Dorgan, 12852 [17MY]

Texts of

H. Con. Res. 61, sense of Congress concerning the oppressed people of the Baltic States, 3000 [22FE]

H. Con. Res. 62, negotiations for freedom fof the Baltic States, 3001 [22FE]

H. Con. Res. 111, anniversary of Soviet-imposed famine in Ukraine, 25388 [13SE]

H. Con. Res. 192, bring question of Baltic States self-determination before U.N. Commission on Human Rights, 16440 [14JN]

H. Con. Res. 294, Soviet compliance with treaties governing delivery of international mail, 10248 [26AP], 16847 [18JN]

H. Con. Res. 304, sense of Congress that Elena Bonner should be allowed to emigrate from the Soviet Union for medical purposes, 12257 [15MY]

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. 332, expressing the sense of Congress requesting information on whereabouts of Andrei Sakharov and Elena Bonner, 20186 [29JN]

H. Res. 450, Solidarity Sunday for Soviet Jewry, 10969 [3MY]

H.J. Res. 279, relative to reduction of Jewish emigration from Soviet Union, 21828 [1AU]

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

H.R. 408, establish U.S.-Soviet Communications Center Crisis Management System, 2372 [8FE]

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

S. 979, amend Export Administration Act, 3140-3144 [23FE], 4141-4151 [2MR], 5163 [12MR]

S. 1989, granting citizenship to Vladimir V. Yakimetz, 9855 [25AP], 26306 [20SE]

S. 2456, Commission on the Ukraine Famine Act, 6161 [21MR], 26448 [21SE]

S. 2634, Arms Race Moratorium Act, 10888 [3MY]

S. 2693, Dept. of Defense study on consequences of nuclear winter, 13142 [22MY]

S. 2743, rename Soviet Embassy portion of 16th Street, DC, for Andrei Sakharov, 15535 [8JN]

S. 2957, Arms Race Control Act, 23847 [10AU]

S. Con. Res. 11, obligations of Soviet Union under international law with respect to human rights, 31352 [10OC]

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

S. Con. Res. 80, address issue of self-determination of the Baltic States in the U.N., 1997 [7FE]

S. Con. Res. 101, commemorate Ukrainian famine, 7223 [30MR]

S. Con. Res. 111, moratorium on deployment of sea-launched cruise missiles, 10900 [3MY]

S. Con. Res. 113, call on Soviet Union to allow emigration of Andrei Sakharov and Elena Bonner, 11774 [10MY], 12436 [16MY]

S. Con. Res. 119, expressing the sense of Congress concerning infringements of religious freedom by Warsaw Pact Countries, 15548 [8JN], 30150 [4OC]

S. Con. Res. 121, nondelivery of mail in Soviet Union, 15615 [11JN]

S. Con. Res. 125, resumption of arms control negotiations, 17186 [19JN]

S. Con. Res. 137, funding for cultural and scientific exchanges between U.S. and Soviet Union, 24255 [5SE]

S. Con. Res. 138, nuclear weapons testing moratorium, 24399 [6SE]

S. Con. Res. 146, reaffirm commitment to ABM Treaty, 29176 [3OC]

S. Res. 201, Soviet use of chemical warfare agents, 2574 [9FE], 2863 [22FE]

S. Res. 249, allow emigration of Igor V. Ogurtsov from Soviet Union, 19345 [27JN]

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

S. Res. 367, support for Solidarity Sunday for Soviet Jewry, 8772 [11AP], 9858 [25AP]

S. Res. 368, condemn chemical warfare, 8772 [11AP]

S. Res. 440, modify U.S.-Soviet grain agreement, 24780 [11SE]

S. Res. 457, condemning Soviet military occupation of Afghanistan, 27685 [28SE]

S.J. Res. 226, renouncing the Yalta Executive Agreement of 1945, 1690 [2FE]

S.J. Res. 236, encourage space cooperation agreement as an alternative to East-West arms race, 2532 [9FE], 31166 [10OC], 32234 [11OC]

S.J. Res. 272, commemorating anniversary of Warsaw uprising and Polish resistance to World War II Nazi invasion, 21890 [1AU]

S.J. Res. 296, Baltic Freedom Day, 15579 [8JN], 15649 [11JN]

S.J. Res. 317, Helsinki Human Rights Day, 17590 [20JN]

U.S.-U.S.S.R. space cooperation agreements (1977), 2532 [9FE]

Transcripts

Martian Odyssey: Arthur C. Clarke, 31164 [10OC]

SALT II Negotiating Record (excerpt), 17398 [20JN]

Treaties

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

Soviet-Lithuania Peace Treaty (1920) (excerpt), 2693 [21FE]