EUROPE

Addresses

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

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

D-Day Invasion: Dwight D. Eisenhower (excerpt), 15077 [6JN]

European Politics: Margaret Thatcher, 12871 [17MY]

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

International Foreign Policy: Senator Thurmond, 666-667 [27JA]

Liberation of Rome Anniversary: Bennet Campbell, for Government of Canada, 15562 [8JN]

———Bettino Craxie, 15562 [8JN]

———John W. Vessey, Jr., 15561 [8JN]

———Senator Dole, 15562, 15563 [8JN]

———Ugo Vetere, 15561 [8JN]

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

U.S.-British Relations: Margaret Thatcher, 12979 [18MY], 14038 [23MY]

U.S.-French Ceremony Commemorating D-Day: A. J. Adams, 16666 [15JN]

———J. Lawton Collins, 16666 [15JN]

———President Reagan, 15448 [7JN], 16664 15JN, 16665 [15JN]

———Sec. of the Army Marsh, 15758 [11JN], 16665 [15JN]

Western Alliance: Margaret Thatcher, 15870 [12JN]

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

Analyses

International Fishery Agreements between the U.S. and the EEC, 30054 [4OC]

Articles and editorials

Beyond Wickgate, 2256 [8FE]

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

D-Day—40 Years Later, Vets Vividly Recall Landing, 15072 [6JN]

D-Day—Forty Years Later, 15786 [11JN], 16996 [18JN]

Democracies (excerpt), 19578 [28JN]

Draining a Superfluous Slush Fund, 19577 [28JN]

Drawing the Line in Europe, 4926-4928 [8MR]

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

EUCOM Defends Censorship of Stripes, 2686-2688 [21FE]

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

Europe's High-Tech Delusion, 25937 [18SE]

Ex-Embalmer Returning to Normandy, 14549 [30MY]

Four Good Reasons for NATO, 21391 [27JY]

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

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

It's Not an ``Endowment for Mischief'', 19569, 19579 [28JN]

Jumping Into Europe, 19203 [27JN]

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

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

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

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

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

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

Pipeline Extension Not Expected, 3767 [29FE]

Plan To Reshape NATO, 4310-4314 [5MR], 4592-4596 [6MR], 5771-5773 [15MR]

Putting a Test to Europe, 20401 [29JN]

Reagan's Terrorists, 7277 [30MR]

Renounce Yalta?, 1690 [2FE]

Report Says United States Is Often in U.N.'s Minority, 5542 [14MR]

Senate Must Rescue Fledgling Endowment, 19580 [28JN]

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

Strategic Exclusion of Israel, 3027 [22FE]

Success of NATO, 17487 [20JN]

To Reduce Europeans' Anxiety, 1885 [6FE]

Trying To Keep Detente Alive, 24584 [7SE]

U.S., European Banks Split on Terms for Debtors, 9598 [12AP]

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

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

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

Withdrawal of Troops from NATO (excerpt), 17455 [20JN]

Youth Exchange Program Seeks To Improve Bond With Europe, 15205 [6JN]

Books

``Journey in North America'' (1834): Sandor Boloni Farkas (excerpt), 27598, 27616 [27SE]

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

``Night Drop,'' S. L. A. Marshall (excerpt), 14980 [6JN]

Documents

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

Inscription

D-Day monument, 16635 [15JN]

Interviews

NATO alliance: Bernard Rogers with U.S. News & World Report, 28269 [2OC]

Voices of Voice of America: with Kenneth Y. Tomlinson, 3422-3425 [27FE]

Letters

Concerns over U.S. policy in Central America: European Parliamentarians, 9673-9675 [24AP]

Defense of Europe: David Abshire, 16903 [18JN]

DSAA notification of arms sale, 26288 [20SE]

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

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

U.S.-EEC relations: Roy Denman, 4547 [5MR]

———sundry Members of Congress, 4547 [5MR]

Lists

House of Representatives delegation to U.S.-French Ceremony Commemorating D-Day, 16666 [15JN]

Memorandums

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

Messages

International Fishery Agreement Between the U.S. and the EEC: President Reagan, 24249 [5SE], 24289 [5SE]

Meeting of European Parliamentarians Interested in Population and Development Issues: David Owen, 17207 [19JN]

———David Steel, 17207 [19JN]

———Margaret Thatcher, 17207 [19JN]

———Neil Kinnock, 17207 [19JN]

Papers

Club of Rome—Agenda for the End of the Century: Aurelio Peccei, 19631-19634 [28JN]

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

Petitions

U.S. Unitary Taxation: European Parliament, 5094 [8MR]

Proclamations

Liberation of Rome Anniversary: President Reagan, 15561 [8JN]

Remarks in House

Arms control: U.S. policy, 308-313 [24JA]

Corn gluten and soybeans: trade restrictions (H. Res. 496), 10728 [2MY]

Cruise and Pershing II missiles: moratorium on further deployment, 10309 [30AP]

D-Day invasion of Europe: anniversary, 2664 [9FE], 16996 [18JN], 14526, 14549 [30MY], 14862 [4JN], 15077, 15078, 15079, 15080 [6JN], 15360, 15367, 15447 [7JN], 15493 [7JN]

Economic Summit, London, England: President Reagan's policy proposals, 15749 [11JN], 15881 [12JN]

EEC: imposition of tariffs on imports, 4224 [1MR]

European-U.S. Interparliamentary Group: assessment of 23d conference, 6910 [28MR]

Great Britain: tribute to Prime Minister Thatcher, 12871 [17MY]

Hungary: 1944 Nazi invasion, 5855 [19MR]

International fishery agreements: approval of certain (H.R. 6342), 30050-30061 [4OC]

Nuclear weapons: policy negotiations, 2347 [8FE]

Pershing cruise missile: deployment, 3244 [23FE], 14658, 14665 [31MY]

Soviet Union: correct inequity in U.N. voting strength (H. Res. 448), 3714 [28FE]

Steel industry: impact of imports, 1916, 1920 [6FE]

———subsidizing, 1916 [6FE]

U.S. airbases: defense, 29563 [3OC]

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

Remarks in Senate

Central America: reaction of European Parliamentarians to U.S. policy, 9673 [24AP]

Communist countries: U.S. policy, 29918 [4OC]

D-Day invasion of Europe: anniversary, 14980, 14983, 15071, 15075 [6JN], 15530, 15560 [8JN], 16635, 16663 [15JN], 19202 [27JN]

DSAA: notification of arms sale, 26288 [20SE]

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

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

International fishery agreements: approval of certain (H.R. 6342), 31153 [10OC]

———approval of certain (H.R. 6342), held at the desk, 30812 [9OC]

Le Chambon-sur-Lignon, France: World War II Jewish underground railroad, 9807 [25AP]

Missiles: deployment, 4926 [8MR]

National Endowment for Democracy: funding, 19564-19586 [28JN]

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

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

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

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

———future challenges, 5771 [15MR]

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

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

———strategic reform, 4592 [6MR]

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

Nuclear war: deployment of atomic demolition munitions, 32425 [12OC]

Peccei, Aurelio: tribute, 19631 [28JN]

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

Poultry producers: impact of foreign subsidies on competition, 22783-22785 [8AU]

Rome, Italy: anniversary observance of liberation (S.J. Res. 240), 15560, 15578 [8JN]

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

Stars and Stripes (military publication): censorship, 2685 [21FE]

Turkey: U.S. policy, 5417 [14MR]

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

Warsaw Pact states: religious freedom infringements (S. Con. Res. 119), 25388-25389 [13SE]

Yalta Executive Agreement of 1945: renounce (S.J. Res. 226), 1689 [2FE]

Reports

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

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

German Noncompliance With Disarmament Provisions of the Treaty of Versailles: Inter-Allied Control Commission (excerpt), 17390 [20JN]

Global Economic Recovery: European-U.S. Interparliamentary Group, 6910-6913 [28MR]

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

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

Policy Meeting on Setting U.S.-European Priorities in International Economic Policy: Fowler-McCracken Commission, 13304-13305 [22MY]

Rotation of Chairmanship of Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe: Committee on Foreign Relations (H.R. 4504) (S. Rept. 98-398), 9663 [24AP]

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

Reports to constituents

Hamilton, Lee H.: NATO, 21737 [31JY]

Statements

Anniversary of the First European Work on the American Democracy, ``Journey in North America'' (1834), by the Hungarian Writer Sandor Boloni Farkas: Elemer Bako, 27598 [27SE]

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

Conversation With President Jackson: Hungarian Writer Sandor Boloni Farkas, 27616 [27SE]

D-Day Invasion: Charles Eaton, 15079 [6JN]

———Joseph Martin, 15079 [6JN]

———Lisa Zanatta (excerpt), 15448 [7JN]

Defense of Europe: Bernard W. Rogers (excerpts), 16901, 16904, 16906 [18JN]

———Sec. of Defense Weinberger (excerpts), 16905 [18JN]

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

German Noncompliance With Disarmament Provisions of the Treaty of Versailles: Winston Churchill, 17390 [20JN]

June 6, 1944—I Was There—Personal Reflections on D-Day: Representative Gibbons, 16784-16791 [15JN]

Marshall Plan Rationale: Harry S. Truman, 11217 [8MY]

National Endowment for Democracy: sundry excerpts, 19578, 19579, 19586 [28JN]

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

Partition of Czechoslovakia: Winston S. Churchill (excerpt), 32554 [12OC]

Proposed Alliance Between Republic of Germany and Saudi Arabia: International Network of Children of Jewish Holocaust Survivors, 435 [25JA]

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

Restoration of Peace by Harry S. Truman: Hubert H. Humphrey, 11217 [8MY]

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

Turkish-American Relationship: Parker Hart, 5417 [14MR]

Summaries

Axis Arms Control Violations Before World War II: Barton Whaley, 17390 [20JN]

Tables

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

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

NATO country defense spending, 15324 [7JN]

Testimonies

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

Texts of

H.R. 6342, international fishery agreements with the EEC, 30055 [4OC]

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

S. Con. Res. 119, religious freedom infringements by Warsaw Pact states, 25389 [13SE]

S.J. Res. 226, renouncing the Yalta Executive Agreement of 1945, 1690 [2FE]

S.J. Res. 240, anniversary observance of liberation of Rome, Italy, 15578 [8JN]

Transcripts

Dutch Treat, 60 Minutes, 10409 [1MY]

U.S. Costs in Supporting NATO: Dept. of Defense, 16902 [18JN]