FOREIGN RELATIONS—U.S. see also Economic Assistance; Technical Assistance

Addresses

America Already Sports a (Bad) Industrial Policy: Lee A. Iacocca (excerpts), 14557 [30MY]

American Legion Department of Maine Banquet: Keith Kruel, 901 [30JA]

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

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

Central America, What the Devil Is Going On?: Representative George Miller, 7873 [4AP]

Central American Dilemma—A Confluence of Quagmires: Warren C. de Brueys, 24078 [10AU]

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

Chet Huntley Memorial Lecture: John Chancellor, 63-64 [23JA]

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

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

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

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

Conferring Honorary Degree on King Juan Carlos I of Spain: John Brademas, 6443-6445 [22MR]

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

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

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

Continuing Vigil for Our Missing Americans—President Reagan, 21355 [26JY]

Crisis on the U.S.-Mexico Border—Call to Action: Abelardo L. Valdez, 26917 [25SE]

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

Defense of Freedom and Peace: Winston Chruchill (1938 excerpt), 13043 [21MY]

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

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

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

Economic Perspective, John G. Medlin, Jr., 1852 [6FE]

European and American Cooperation: Margaret Thatcher, 12871 [17MY], 14038 [23MY]

Export Administration Act Amendment: Representative Bonker, 7265 [30MR]

Foreign Policy Challenge to Congress—Charting America's Trade Strategy: Representative Roth, 14347 [24MY]

Free Trade, Fair Trade or No Trade: Gerald L. Lynch, 20377-20379 [29JN]

Harry S. Truman and the Birth of Israel: Clark Clifford, 14390 [24MY]

How Freedom Affects Progress: Rick Greene, 14352 [24MY]

Human Resource and Economic Renaissance: President Mitterrand of France, 12095 [14MY]

Human Rights: Luis Lauredo, 28179 [1OC]

Inaugural: John F. Kennedy (excerpt), 8546 [10AP], 9527 [12AP]

Industrial Competitiveness—View From the President's Commission: John A. Young, 12874-12877 [17MY]

Inauguration of President Jose N. Duarte of El Salvador: President Alvaro Magana, 15199 [6JN]

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

Japan in Change—Other Side of the Story: Yoshio Okawara, 12859 [17MY]

Japan Trade Threatens World Economies: Representative Dingell, 12347 [15MY]

Joint Session of Congress: Prime Minister of the Republic of Ireland, 5596 [19MR]

Korean Peninsula—Peace and Reunification: Kim Dae Jung, 10382 [30AP]

Latin America: Miguel de la Madrid, 12813 [17MY]

Latin American Debt—Perspective From the Region: Foreign Minister of Argentina Dante Caputo (excerpts), 23617 [9AU]

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

Mexican Foreign Policy: Bernardo Sepulveda-Amor, 25188-25191 [12SE], 32588-32590 [12OC]

Mideast Policy: Representative Kaptur, 2613 [9FE]

———Representative Sundquist, 5476 [14MR]

Munich Agreement: Winston Chuchill (1938), 13040 [21MY]

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

National Issues: Senator Goldwater, 22489 [6AU]

Negotiating World Order in the Middle East: Philip C. Habib, 20025 [29JN]

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

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

Nuclear Weapons: Molly Fumia, 12102 [14MY]

———President Reagan (excerpt), 4051 [1MR]

———Senator Cranston, 18562-18563 [25JN]

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

Pakistan's Nuclear program: Mohammed Zia ul-Haq, President of Pakistan, 28879 [3OC]

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

Peace Efforts—Principles Versus Practices, Queen Noor of Jordan, 6645-6647 [27MR]

Peace in Northern Ireland: Sean MacBride, Irish American Unity Conference, 1379 [1FE]

Planning for Freedom: Bertram Gross, 14370-14372 [24MY]

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

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

Puerto Rican Voters—Road to Discovery: Representative Biaggi, 19448-19451 [27JN]

Recognition as Reality—Policy and Legal Bases of U.S.-Vatican Relations: Robert A. Destro, 11931-11932 [10MY]

Road After Lebanon: Senator Eagleton, 3602-3603 [28FE]

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

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

Scarborough Labor Conference: Representative George E. Brown, Jr., 13440 [22MY]

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

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: William Middendorf II, 23386 [9AU]

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

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

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

Three Chapels of Brandeis as Symbols of Peace: Jamie L. Sin, 16782-16784 [15JN]

Today's Democracy in Argentina: Lucio Garcia Del Solar, 15875-15877 [12JN]

Treaties of Paris and Versailles: Mrs. Walter H. King, 2359 [8FE]

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

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

U.S. Policy in Central America: President Reagan, 11705-11707 [10MY]

———Representative Barnes, 11943 [10MY]

U.S. Policy in Central and Latin America: Carlos Fuentes, Harvard University, 7056-7059 [29MR]

U.S. Policies and NATO: John Brademas, 65-68 [23JA]

U.S.—A Debtor Nation: Senator Chiles, 17870 [21JN]

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

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

Understanding the Meaning of ``Security'' in Israel: Representative Bruce A. Morrison, 14559 [30MY]

War Powers Act—New Congressional Paradox: Representative Daschle, 2622-2623 [9FE]

Western Alliance: Margaret Thatcher, 15870 [12JN]

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

With Peace on Earth, Good-Will to Men: Craig Truax, 14749 [31MY]

World Trade System: Representative Gibbons, 15785 [11JN]

Advertisements

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

Affidavits

Nicaraguan terrorism: Robert Stark, 8419 [9AP]

Supergrass trials: Margaret Power, 12851 [17MY]

Agreements

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

Amendments

Argentina: economic assistance policy, 7725 [4AP]

Central America Democracy, Peace, and Development Initiative Act: enact (S. 2347), 6436 [22MR]

Economic and military assistance: U.S. policy (H.R. 5119, 5421), 11564, 11573, 11574, 11579, 11585, 11591, 11603, 11609, 11612, 11617, 11619, 11622, 11623, 11624, 11626, 11629, 11630, 11631, 11640, 11641, 11643, 11645 [9MY], 11807, 11837, 11876, 11882 [10MY]

———U.S. policy (H.R. 5119, 5421), Studds amendment, 11820 [10MY]

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

Foreign assistance programs: authorizing supplemental appropriations (S. 2582), 14128 [24MY], 21813 [1AU]

Intelligence Authorization Act: enact (H.R. 5399), 32246, 32249-32255 [11OC]

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]

Analyses

Democratic Party's Resolution on Lebanon, 1910 [6FE]

Economic and Military Assistance Provisions for Central America (H.R. 5421), 11006 [3MY]

Foreign Service Act Amendment (H.R. 5197), 6054-6056 [20MR]

Increased Participation in the International Development Association and the Inter-American Investment Corp. (S. 2416), 5338 [13MR]

International Terrorism (H.R. 6311), 27996 [1OC]

Present Situation in Republic of Korea: Kim Dae Jung, 10383 [30AP]

U.S. Policy Toward Jerusalem as Capital of Israel: American Israel Public Affairs Committee (excerpt), 3321 [23FE]

Appendices

Honduras Training Exercises: Comptroller General, 18539-18545 [25JN]

Appointments

British-U.S. Interparliamentary Group, 8659 [11AP]

Canada-U.S. Interparliamentary Group, 797 [30JA], 3655 [28FE], 3727 [29FE]

International Labor Conference, 13054 [21MY]

International Whaling Commission, 13486 [23MY]

European-U.S. Interparliamentary Union, 6524 [26MR]

Mexico-U.S. Interparliamentary Group, 1568 [2FE], 6417 [22MR], 6654 [27MR], 10416 [1MY]

North Atlantic Assembly, 12022 [14MY], 25705 [18SE]

Articles and editorials

Abdel Kader, Iowa Town's Namesake, 1180 [31JA]

Abuses Disclosed in Aid Programs in Latin Nations, 4572 [6MR], 29718 [4OC]

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

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

Adrift in Salvador, Without a Rudder, 3578 [28FE]

Advice for Managua, 10491 [1MY]

Advice for Reagan—China Ties Important, But Taiwan a Trusted, Valuable Friend, 11922 [10MY]

Afghan, 21754 [1AU]

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

All the News That's Fit To Hear, 15982 [12JN]

Allying With Israel, 423 [25JA]

American Banks, Latin Debts, 650 [26JA]

American Diplomacy in Nicaragua, 8414 [9AP]

American Policy in Lebanon—What Next?, 3844 [29FE], 5806 [15MR]

America's Constricted ``Voice'', 6932 [28MR]

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

Amnesty Is Only the Beginning, 21354 [26JY]

Anatomy of a Cop-Out, 9608 [12AP]

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

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

Anguish of Africa, 3368-3371 [27FE]

Another MX Vote, 12546, 12562 [16MY]

Anti-Nuclear Age, 347 [24JA]

Anti-War Zone—Wilmington College Gives Peace Center a Home, 20464 [29JN]

Apes on a Treadmill (1975 excerpt), 11434 [8MY]

Archbishop Raps Media in Nicaragua, 10328 [30AP], 11052 [3MY]

Argentina Formulates Nuclear New Deal, 3187 [23FE], 3633 [28FE]

Argentina Plays Chicken—And Wins a Round, 8002 [5AP]

Argentina—Patience, 9042 [11AP]

Argentina's Democratic Miracle, 5482-5485 [14MR]

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

Arms Control Poker, 24590 [7SE]

Arms Control Realities, 21729 [31JY]

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

Arms Found Under Cuban Embassy Floor in Grenada, 10264 [26AP]

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

Army Hails New Helmets' Value in Grenada, 349 [24JA]

ASALA's Day, 31102 [9OC]

ASAT Question, 15968 [12JN]

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

Attack on Saudi Tanker Near Oil Fields Sparks Fears of Broader War, 12894 [18MY]

Attacks on American Aid to Honduras Clouded by Election-Year Politics, 8033 [5AP]

Auto Prices Haven't Soared, 12975 [18MY]

Avoidable 20-Year Race, 31778 [11OC]

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

Bad Legislation—International Terrorism Attack, 11713 [10MY]

Bad War, Bad Peace, 5393 [13MR]

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

Bangladesh Landless Prove Creditworthy, 25196 [12SE]

Bank of Guam Positions Itself as ``Peoples Bank'', 2618 [9FE]

Banker Urges a Spending Freeze, 1854 [6FE]

Beached Tigershark, 21074 [25JY]

Beyond Wickgate, 2256 [8FE]

Bipartisan Debate Needed on Central America, 11473 [8MY]

Bipartisanship—Or Danger, 24406 [6SE]

Births Policy Bodes Trouble, 27674 [28SE]

Bitter Latin Coup, 1308 [1FE]

Blow for Latin America Pragmatists, 1309 [1FE]

Boiling the Ocean, 19988 [28JN]

Brazil Predicts Ability To Build A-Arms by 90's, 3187 [23FE]

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

British Set Good Example in Boosting Defense Role, 14546 [30MY]

Brutal Mandate 1962, 5575-5576 [14MR]

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]

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

Bush Accuses Mondale of ``Piling On'', 27405 [27SE]

Calculating the Cost, 22652 [7AU]

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

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

Can Central America Absorb More U.S. Aid? Many Experts Say No, 29716 [4OC]

Can Congress Keep a Secret?, 24154 [10AU]

Can We Help a Friend Who Is Helping Others?, 5415 [14MR]

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

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

Capitol Hill Pen Pals of Nicaragua's Boss, 9749 [24AP]

Caribbean Conference Significant, Historic, 21775 [1AU]

Carter Dillydallies on Hostage Crisis, Reagan Charges, 27409 [27SE]

Carter Is 5 Months Late on Iran, Reagan Says, 27409 [27SE]

Case for Industrial Policies, 12881-12888 [17MY]

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

Castro's Legacy to Cuba—A Culture of Poverty, 2729 [21FE]

Cautious on Forum, 15979 [12JN]

Central American Development Agency Merits Support, 17403 [20JN]

Central American Foreign Ministers Issue Joint Communique, 10328 [30AP]

Central American Threat Real, 4725 [6MR]

Central America—Reflections on a Region, 9818-9820 [25AP]

Central America—Terminology Is Not Just Academic, 9894 [25AP]

Chad Gripped by Food Crisis as Drought Empties Villages, 31757 [10OC]

Change in El Salvador, 12616 [16MY]

Change U.S. Policy on Chile, 9788 [24AP]

Chemical Weapons Necessity, 11677 [9MY]

Chile Has Not Cleaned Up Its Act, 9573 [12AP]

China Bids To Store Radioactive Waste, 2474 [9FE]

China Genocide Avoided Attention, 22654 [7AU]

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

Chinese Communist Narcotics Exports, 8617 [10AP]

Chinese Statistics Indicate Killing of Baby Girls Persists, 22654 [7AU]

Choices in Central America, 22816 [8AU]

Church and the Sandinistas, 15206 [6JN]

Churchill and Reagan, 10387 [30AP]

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

City Beat, 15239 [6JN]

Cocaine Valued at $1.2 Billion Reported Seized in Colombia, 6158 [21MR]

Codelco Could Raise Copper Output by One-Third if Annual Growth Rate Reached or Exceeded 1.5% Over Decade, 12332 [15MY]

Colombian Police Net 13.8 Tons of Cocaine, 6159 [21MR]

Colombians Seize Cocaine in World-Record Drug Bust, 6158 [21MR]

Committee's Hope Is Freedom for Captive European Nations, 21353 [26JY]

Commonsense on Mexico, 12339, 12358 [15MY]

Communist Coup in Czechoslovakia, 3291 [23FE]

Communist Regimes, 11435 [8MY]

Compensation Owed Japanese Interned During World War II, 28153 [1OC]

Concern for Human Rights in Central America, 14520 [30MY]

Congress, DOE Battle Over British Plutonium, 10273 [26AP]

Congress Crucial War Role, 6084 [21MR]

Congress Should Wait on Aid to El Salvador, 12384 [16MY]

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

Controlling Nuclear Exports, 2729 [21FE]

Copper Prices' Sudden Drop Has Shaken Hopes by U.S. Producers for a Recovery, 12333 [15MY]

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

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

Court That Never Says No, 7275 [30MR]

Covert Activity in Nicaragua, 8018 [5AP]

Crime and Punishment (excerpt), 10556 [1MY]

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

Cruz Alternative, 26626 [24SE], 26661 [25SE], 28905 [3OC]

Cuba and Repression—Castro's Victims, 10997 [3MY]

Cuba Gun Traffic Reported, 6158 [21MR]

Cuban Challenge, 26908 [25SE]

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

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

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

Curtains for ABC Color?, 15220 [6JN]

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

Dade Capitalist Brings Holiday Joy to Chinese, 2612 [9FE]

Dangerous Fishermen, 24547 [6SE]

Daring ``Boat People'' Rescue Brings Honor to 3 Americans, 31724 [10OC]

Day Light Came to Our House, 18457 [22JN]

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

Dear Comandante, 9748 [24AP]

Death of 30 Million Chinese, 22652 [7AU]

Death Squad Accusations Escalate, 2671 [9FE]

Death Squads in El Salvador—Ex-Aide Accuses Colleagues, 5485-5486 [14MR], 7044-7046 [29MR]

Deception Managers (excerpt), 17397 [20JN]

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

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

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

Defense Illusion, 27798 [28SE]

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

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

Delegates Gather for Population Conference, 27674 [28SE]

Democracies (excerpt), 19578 [28JN]

Democracy . . ., 6057 [20MR]

Democracy Is Spreading in Latin America, 28999 [3OC]

Democracy Moves Ahead, 7167 [29MR]

Despite Promises, Sandinistas Continue Human Rights Abuses, 27671 [28SE]

Detente Termed Soviet Policy Change, 17387 [20JN]

Diminishing a ``Jewel'' Program, 1309 [1FE]

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

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

Display Marks Anniversary of Farkas' Book on America, 26915 [25SE]

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

Don't Aid Central American Police, 6472 [22MR]

Don't Close the Door, 23183 [8AU]

Don't Fear Job Loss, 23183 [8AU]

Don't Praise Pretoria, 8628 [10AP]

Don't Push Mexico, 10385 [30AP]

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

Double Lives of Nicaragua's Comandantes, 32441 [12OC]

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

Double Yardstick of Human Rights, 17632 [20JN]

Doves Return to Harvard for a Day (sundry excerpts), 1476 [2FE]

Draft, National Service, and the Solomon Amendment, 2151 [7FE]

Draining a Superfluous Slush Fund, 19577 [28JN]

Duluth Woman Attends Antiwar Conference, 25417 [13SE]

Duration of Coexistence, 24785-24787 [11SE]

E Pluribus Unum—And English, 25510 [14SE]

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

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

Echoes of Cuba in Nicaragua, 11435 [8MY]

Economic Assistance to El Salvador, 7478 [3AP]

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

El Salvador and Gary McGovern, 8279 [5AP]

El Salvador Democratic Attempts, 7061 [29MR]

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

El Salvador (excerpt), 11859 [10MY]

El Salvador Turning Into ``Vietnam West'' for U.S.?, 7053, 7062 [29MR]

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

El Salvador's Worst Enemy—Washington's No-Win Attitude, 5866 [19MR]

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

Election Duty Dooms IRA, 6798 [27MR]

Elections in El Salvador, 9519 [12AP]

Elections Yes, Opposition No, 26174 [19SE]

Ellsworth Bunker, 28978, 28979 [3OC]

End the War Game, 634 [26JA]

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

Ethiopia Faces Famine With ``Tens of Thousands'' in Danger, 26391 [20SE]

Evangelical Details Nicaragua Torture, 12844 [17MY]

Even Worse at UNESCO, 11951 [10MY]

Excerpts From the Chronicle of the Lodz Ghetto, 22311 [2AU]

Excluding Homosexuals, 15245 [6JN]

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

Export Rules That Work, 9554 [12AP]

Exporting Leadership, 8629 [10AP]

Extraordinary Message, 4722 [6MR]

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

Famine Engulfs Ethiopia Again—Death Toll Rises, 26392 [20SE]

Famine Relief, 20394 [29JN]

Fat Cats and Democrats, 8010 [5AP]

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

Ferdinand Somoza?, 12606 [16MY]

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

Firing of Peter Bell, 1309 [1FE]

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

Flame Burns, 1942 [6FE]

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

Footnote on Synfuels, 13143 [22MY]

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

Foreign Aid Programs Without Biomass Utilization?, 15215 [6JN]

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

Forum Favors Unitary State, 13356 [22MY]

Fragile Unity in Ireland Fails Within the Hour, 11484 [8MY]

Free Food Bankrupts Foreign Farmers, 23197 [8AU]

Freeze, Uncle Sam! How To Reduce the IOU's, 1853 [6FE]

French Nuclear Experience, 31736-31739 [10OC]

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

From Washington—Getting Serious About Proliferation, 3190 [23FE]

Fully Back Kim's Return to Seoul, 27164 [26SE]

General Doubts GI Role in El Salvador, 23727 [10AU]

George Logan (excerpt), 13438 [22MY]

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

Get Serious About Population, 10799 [2MY]

Giving Peace a Bad Name, 17519 [20JN]

GOP's Populist Concerns, 20393 [29JN]

Grenada and International Law, 8529 [10AP]

Grenada Connection, 4534 [5MR]

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

Grenada—Then and Now, 32533 [12OC]

Ground the MX, 11075 [3MY]

Guns and Economics, 10581 [1MY]

Habitue` of the Capital, 10583 [1MY]

Hamilton Questions Reagan Policies—Indiana Congressman Plays Growing Role in U.S. Foreign Affairs, 648 [26JA]

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

Hasty Detente With Peking, 22056 [1AU]

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

High Seas Diplomacy Continuing, 16691 [15JN]

Hill Can't Stop Leaking?, 14772 [31MY]

Holding Assad in Check—Jordan May Be Key To Curbing Syria's Expansionist Ambitions, 2360 [8FE]

Honduras To Move Refugees Away From Borders, 8268 [5AP]

Hong Kong's Future—How China Got Its Way, 10577 [1MY]

Hostages Being Used, 27416 [27SE]

Hostages—Reagan Says U.S. Should Meet Nearly All Iranian Demands, 27411 [27SE]

House Democrat Asks a Pullout, 2159 [7FE]

House Foreign Affairs Panel Seeks Rejuvenation Under Fascell, 3319 [23FE]

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

How Now on Cheating?, 1766 [2FE]

How Peru Got a Free Market Without Really Trying, 18458 [22JN]

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

How Soviets Use SWAPO, 19436 [27JN]

How To Plug Intelligence Leaks, 15207 [6JN]

How To Stop Syria, 6064 [20MR]

How To Win Friends and Influence Foreign Policy, 3029 [22FE]

How U.S. Military Aid Misses Its Targets, 11592 [9MY]

Humane Deportation Bill, 11028 [3MY]

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

IAFPE Launches Voter Education Drive for Indian Americans, 25393 [13SE]

Ideology Stakes New Claim in D.C., 1307 [1FE]

If the Reagan Pattern Continues, America May Face Nuclear War, 18 23JA, 134, 157 [23JA]

Ignominious Solution, 15238 [6JN]

Illegal, Deceptive, and Dumb, 9482 [12AP]

Illegal Immigrants—U.S. May Gain More Than It Loses, 14545 [30MY]

Immigration Reform—If Not Now, When?, 25953 [18SE]

Immigration—Making Sense, 18618 [25JN]

Imports Called Most Dangerous, 30236 [4OC]

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

In Pursuing Bipartisanship, President Follows Partisan Course, 8343 [9AP]

Independence Defense Budget, 2658 [9FE]

Inside Grenada, 32532-32533 [12OC]

Insider's View of Nicaragua, 2632 [9FE]

Inside—The State Department, 12183 [15MY]

Institutional Violations of Human Rights Committed by Communist Cuba Denounced by Claudio Benedi, 19690 [28JN]

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

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

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

International Law Taking Its Lumps, 11033 [3MY]

Interventionism, Without Humbug, 13043 [21MY]

Iranian Lawyers Persecuted Due to Baha'i Faith, 8297 [5AP]

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

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

Is Nothing Safe From Hatchet Men?, 1307 [1FE]

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

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

Is U.S. Becoming Irrelevant, 14307 [24MY]

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

Italy Against the Terrorists, 3043 [22FE]

It's Not an ``Endowment for Mischief'', 18991 [26JN], 19569, 19579 [28JN]

Junkets, 3324 [23FE]

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

Keeping Arms Race Going, 12106 [14MY]

La Prensa Censored on Pastora Bomb Story, 15202 [6JN]

Labor Under Siege, 26625 [24SE], 26661 [25SE], 28824 [2OC], 28905, 29233 [3OC]

Land of Paradoxes—India, Though Plagued by Poverty, Emerges as Major World Power, 24179 [10AU]

Las Hojas Massacre a Test for Duarte, 22563 [7AU]

Last Chance in Space, 6486 [22MR]

Latin Americans Reject the ``Inevitability'' of Marxism, 5406 [13MR]

Law Is at the Breaking Point in CIA Aid to the Contras, 9892 [25AP], 10010 [25AP]

Lay Off Costa Rica, 12352 [15MY]

Lebanon Is Divided and Should Be Left That Way, 334 [24JA]

Lebanon—Misconceptions, Blunders Mark Reagan's Bay of Pigs, 8449 [9AP]

Legal Regime for a Permanent Olympic Site, 12448-12454 [16MY]

Lesson in Bilingualism, 14381 [24MY]

Let Them Go, 14734 [31MY]

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

Let's Stop Kidding Ourselves About Nicaragua, 23615 [9AU]

Letter From Nicaragua, 32524 [12OC]

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

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

Liberation a Deceit, 32551 [12OC]

Libyan Terror, 10749 [2MY]

Life—To Defend It Means To Feed the Hungry, 25689 [17SE]

Logan Act (excerpt), 13438, 13439 [22MY]

Look Not for Foreign Monsters, 11679 [9MY]

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

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

Mash Note to a Thug, 9749 [24AP]

Meaning of the Troubles at Lloyd's, 25194 [12SE]

Mecca Plot Described by Qaddafi—Libyans Urged To Drop Plan for Seizing of Mosque, 25213 [12SE]

Mexican Leader Calls for Action on Migration, 27673 [28SE]

Mexicans Lowering Birth Rate, 27673 [28SE]

Mexico Asks United States To Change Policies, 3051 [22FE]

Mexico City Meeting, 27672 [28SE]

Mexico Seeks Release of Four Aliens, 3933 [29FE]

Middle East Critical, 6024 [20MR]

Military Aid to Central America Must End, 5889 [20MR]

Military Assistance to Guatemala (excerpt), 2556 [9FE]

Military Families Struggle for Basics of Life, 25172 [12SE]

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

Mining Activity in Nicaragua, 8412 [9AP]

Mirage of Space Defense, 9784 [24AP]

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

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

Missile Without a Mission, 12854 [17MY]

Mission to Moscow, 20441 [29JN]

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

More Countries With Nukes?, 2205 [8FE]

More Murder in Beirut, 937 [30JA]

More on Scoop Jackson and Central America, 673 [27JA]

More Than American Moralism Is at Stake, 7475 [3AP]

Moscow Is Cheating, 32108-32111 [11OC]

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

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

Mr. Denktash Asks for More, 15979 [12JN]

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

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

MX and the Aspin Serenade, 14144 [24MY]

MX as Rx for Peace, 25940 [18SE]

MX Missile and Arms Control, 14867 [4JN]

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

MX Rebellion?, 11952 [10MY]

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

Narrow Chance in El Salvador, 11822 [10MY]

Navy Dentists Display Heroic Effort in Lebanon, 15239 [6JN]

Nays Have It, 3724 [29FE]

Neo-Isolationists, 8035 [5AP]

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

New Crisis for Latin Debt—Bankers Resist the Pleas of the Biggest Borrowers, 6508-6510 [26MR]

New Crop of Isolationists, 10249 [26AP]

New Danger From Iran, 9783 [24AP]

New Reagan Error on Latin America, 1308 [1FE]

New Revolution in Nicaragua, 2272 [8FE], 9520 [12AP]

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

Newest Gary Hart (excerpts), 10766 [2MY]

Nicaragua Assails Bishops in Renewed Conflict, 10490 [1MY]

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

Nicaraguan, in Washington, Says He Was Tortured by Sandinistas, 11052 [3MY]

Nicaraguan Villagers Report Rebels Killed Noncombatants, 28995 [3OC]

Nicaraguan Villagers Say Rebels Killed Noncombatants, 22561 [7AU]

Nicaraguans Said To Get CIA Sabotage Tips, 28998 [3OC]

Nicaraguans Say Contras Kill Civilians, 28996 [3OC]

Nicaragua's Other War—Indian Warriors v. Sandinistas, 32442 [12OC]

Nicaragua's Untold Stories, 26622-26625 [24SE], 26658-26661 [25SE], 28821-28824 [2OC], 28901-28905, 29233 [3OC]

No to Vatican Envoy, 4744 [7MR]

Noble Work, 28805 [2OC]

Now, Who Will Run Salvador's Military?, 22563 [7AU]

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

Nuclear Nations Agree To Tighten Export Controls, 20470 [23JY]

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

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

Nutrition, 24919 [11SE]

Olympic Wailing, 12390 [16MY]

One Less Mouth To Feed, 25173 [12SE]

Open Season on Refugees, 20760 [24JY]

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

. . . or Do Salvadorans Merit Special Protection?, 22564 [7AU]

Ortega Got Their ``Mating'' Message, 9750 [24AP]

Ortega's Congressional Pen-Pals, 10556 [1MY]

Our Nation on the Right Track, 10622 [2MY]

Our Risky Bases in Honduras, 4040 1MR, 4051 [1MR]

Overpopulation Is Not the Third World's Worst Threat, 22303 [2AU]

Pakistan's Nuclear Chief Says It Could Build Bomb, 3186 [23FE]

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

Path to Peace, 15260 [6JN]

Paying the Price, 12447 [16MY]

Peace Academy (excerpt), 9900 [25AP]

Peace Academy To Train Future Leaders in Conflict Resolution, 7726 [4AP]

Peace Academy's Time Has Come, but Not Money, 17513 [20JN]

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]

People's Republic of China Population Planning Program (sundry), 11604-11608 [9MY]

Persecution of Christian Groups in Nicaragua, 12476-12480 [16MY]

Personal Report From Lebanon, 1368-1371 [1FE]

Peru Slipping Into Civil War Under Balaunde's Militarized Leadership, 20353 [29JN]

Pinching Pretoria's Purse, 32571 [12OC]

Pious Pro-Sandinista Puffery, 13463 [22MY]

Pipeline Extension Not Expected, 3767 [29FE]

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

Playing With Africa, 9998 [25AP]

Poisoning Population Assistance, 19969 [28JN]

Poland Indicted, 10008 [25AP]

Poland's Two-Faced Amnesty, 21040 [25JY]

Political Asylum Is Under Attack—Immigration Bill Threatens Refugees With New Restrictions, 14379 [24MY]

Political Dueling on Hostage Issue, 27415 [27SE]

Political Waves of Latins' Economics, 23175 [8AU]

Politics of Family Planning, 27672 [28SE]

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

Popular Participation in the New Nicaragua, 925 [30JA]

Population Bomb, 32574 [12OC]

Population Policy Underestimated Electorate, 26915 [25SE]

Post's Rose-Colored Glasses and Its View of the Sandinistas, 30732 [5OC]

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

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

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

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

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

President Reagan's Foreign Policies (sundry excerpts), 9498 [12AP]

Presidential Candidate Reagan on the Iranian Hostage Crisis, 27405-27407 [27SE]

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

President's Central American Policy, 6296 [21MR]

Press for Philippine Reforms, 23223 [9AU], 30260 [4OC]

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

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

Prime Minister Adams and the Caribbean Basin Initiative, 24120 [10AU]

Profound Contempt, 14380 [24MY]

Project Democracy Takes Wing, 14527 [30MY]

Proposal To Save Hong Kong, 71 [23JA]

Protecting Colombia's Peace, 28170 [1OC]

Protection From Terrorism, 11714 [10MY]

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

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

Public Opinion on the Vietnam War (1982 excerpt), 11434 [8MY]

Pushing and Pulling Apart Pakistan, 28882 [3OC]

Putting a Test to Europe, 20401 [29JN]

Putting Salvador Back Together Again, 14011 [23MY]

Reactions Awaited, 21368 [26JY]

Reagan, Talking Tough, Calls Carter Deceptive on Defense, 27410 [27SE]

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

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

Reagan Assails Carter for Inaction on Hostages, 27415 [27SE]

Reagan Asserts Right To Rap U.S. Policy, 27408, 27416 [27SE]

Reagan Blames Gulf Conflict on Carter Policy, 27413 [27SE]

Reagan Declares End to U.S. Role in Lebanon Force, 7546 [3AP]

Reagan Failed To Grasp Complexity of Issues, 12384 [16MY]

Reagan Faults Administration on Hostages, 27411 [27SE]

Reagan Lauds Invasion of Grenada in Caribbean Conference Speech, 21774 [1AU]

Reagan Policy Anchoring United States in Isolation at United Nations, 27677 [28SE]

Reagan Policy Threatens Population Control Efforts, 24109 [10AU]

Reagan Quiet on Sensitive Iran Issue, 27416 [27SE]

Reagan Raises Hostage Issue in Campaign, 27414 [27SE]

Reagan Redux—The Salvadoran Aid Charade, 7064 [29MR]

Reagan Rejects Charge by Carter on Criticism, 27417 [27SE]

Reagan Rejects Military Action To Free Iran Hostages, 27409 [27SE]

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

Reagan Rules Out Military Force in Iran, 27410 [27SE]

Reagan Says Carter Acted Too Late With Iran Mission, 27410 [27SE]

Reagan Says Carter Is To Blame for Afghanistan, 27405 [27SE]

Reagan Says Carter Policy Led to Hostage Dilemma, 27414 [27SE]

Reagan Seeks To Stress Arms Issue Without Seeming ``Trigger-Happy'', 27410 [27SE]

Reagan Sees Need for President To Draw the Line With Iran on Hostages, 27408 [27SE]

Reagan Set Down His Position on Hostage Release Demands, 27411 [27SE]

Reagan Steps Up Criticism of Carter, 27407 [27SE]

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

Reagan Will Attend Caribbean Meeting at U.S.C., 21774 [1AU]

Reagan Would Bar an Apology to Iran, 27408 [27SE]

Reagan—Action To Rescue Hostages ``Long Overdue'', 27409 [27SE]

Reaganizing Foreign Aid, 1308 [1FE]

Reagan's Bay of Pigs, 4250 [2MR]

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

Reagan's Terrorists, 7277 [30MR]

Reagan's Trade Plan Takes Hold in Caribbean, 14031 [23MY]

Real Immigration Bill, 16323 [13JN]

Real Risk Is to Our Trade Balance, 9560 [12AP]

Refugee Policy Considered, 8292 [5AP]

Refugee's Victory Is a Win for All, 30755 [5OC]

Regional Security, 167 [23JA]

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

Remember the Mine, 10117 [26AP]

Remembrance and Idealism, 15204 [6JN]

Remembrance of the Jewish Holocaust, 15259 [6JN]

Renounce Yalta?, 1690 [2FE]

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

Report on Soviets Can Wait, 27803 [28SE]

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

Representative Weiss, Seven Other Members, Call for President's Impeachment in Wake of Grenada Invasion, 5581 [14MR]

Resisting Terror—And Lawlessness, 11713 [10MY]

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

Rethinking War Powers, 7659 [4AP]

Risks in Selling China a Stronger Nuclear Genie, 15288 [7JN]

Roman Emperor Pinochet Must Go, 32592 [14NO]

Romero Said To Have Been Murdered by Communists, 7155 [29MR]

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]

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

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

Sakharov as Dissident, 15519 [7JN]

Sakharov Problem, 12862 [17MY]

Salvador Death Squads, a CIA Connection, 11880 [10MY]

Salvador Is Faulted on Diversion of Aid in Auditors' Report, 7671 [4AP]

Salvadoran Aid—Squeaking Through, 12341 [15MY]

Salvadoran Arms Losses Uncertain, 7674 [4AP]

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

Salvadoran Refugees, 12327 [15MY]

Salvadoran Slaughter, 6038 [20MR]

Salvadoran Weapons Suppliers (excerpt), 7053 [29MR]

Sandinista Claims Fall Short, 21367 [26JY]

Sandinista Official Assails Bishops' Bid for Talks, 10491 [1MY]

Sandinistas Co-Opt Unions, Companies, 343 [24JA]

Sandinista—Unfortunately, Truth Is Unpleasant, 23616 [9AU]

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

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

Saudi Supertanker Is Attacked in Gulf—Iranians Are Accused, 12893 [18MY]

Saying Soviets Exploited Arms Pacts, 12622 [17MY]

Science and Windmills, 2863 [22FE]

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

Search for Peace, 1744 [2FE]

Secret Sandinist Speech (series), 32441 [12OC]

Security a National Imperative, 30270 [4OC]

Selling Democracy for a Profit, 345 [24JA]

Senate Must Rescue Fledgling Endowment, 19580 [28JN]

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

Serious Consequences, 135 [23JA]

Shipping Insurers Raise Rates, 12893 [18MY]

Shortages Plague Salvador's Army, 7885 [4AP], 8288 [5AP]

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

Shultz Says Hill Partly To Blame in Mideast Failure, 4249 [2MR], 4571 [6MR]

Signs of Hope for START, 13465 [22MY]

Single Military Commander, 21068 [25JY]

Sinking the Hopes of Political Refugees, 24918 [11SE]

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

Sky's the Limit, 6485 [22MR]

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

Snyder GOP Greets Guest From Britain, 3974 [29FE]

Soldiering, 7351 [2AP]

Some Employers Weed Out Illegal Aliens, 24185 [10AU]

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

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

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

Southern Africa, 3032 [22FE]

Sovereignty and Intervention—A Challenge of Law-Making for the Industrialized Democracies, 10820-10824 [3MY], 11297-11301 [8MY]

Soviet Aggression: Richard Pipes (excerpt), 24196 [5SE]

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

Soviet Military Reaches Out, 32544 [12OC]

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

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

Soviets Accelerate Missile Defense, 1766 [2FE]

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

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

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

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

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

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, 11200 [7MY]

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

Spectrum of Nicaraguan Dissent, 14943 [5JN], 15511 [7JN]

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

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

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

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

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

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

Star Wars—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]

State Dept. Aide Says ``Door Is Very Much Open'' to an Accord on Namibia, 30227 [4OC]

State of Mind, 12605 [16MY]

Stay the Sentence, 14987 [6JN]

Stop Testing and Start Talking, 22066 [1AU]

Straightforward Propaganda, 18993 [26JN]

Strong House Issue for the GOP, 14307 [24MY]

Struggle of the Two Systems, 3952 [29FE]

Students in Grenada Hail Chief, Rip Press, 1749 [2FE]

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

Subsidizing the Soviets, 21735 [31JY]

Support Contadora Diplomacy, 6451 [22MR]

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

Syria Called ``Helpful'' to Lebanon, 21576 [31JY]

Tactical Zero, 429 [25JA]

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

Taking Steps To Contain Terrorism, 21561 [30JY]

Tales of Two Elections, 9551 [12AP]

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

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

Technology Transfer and Our Allies, 3470 [27FE]

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

Terror Factor—Beirut Bombing—Mysterious Death Warriors Traced to Syria, Iran, 6781-6782 [27MR]

Terror Proliferates, 2728 [21FE]

Terrorism and the West (excerpt), 10763 [2MY]

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

Terrorism Threat Hangs Over Games, 20738 [24JY]

Thanking Mexico, 13122 [21MY]

There's a Way To Heal the Wounds in Northern Ireland, 5544 [14MR]

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

Things That Go Kaboom (excerpt), 9974 [25AP]

Those Hong Kong Blues, 10816 [3MY]

Those International Vigilantes Were Wrong, 31718 [10OC]

3 Arabs With Guns and Grenades Wound 48 in Jerusalem Crowds, 7877 [4AP]

Three Minutes to Midnight, 1399 [1FE]

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

Time for an Arms Rollback, 4556 [5MR]

Time To Cut Losses, 645 [26JA]

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

To Reduce Europeans' Anxiety, 1885 [6FE]

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

``Tongue-Tied'' U.S. Faces Trade, Defense Bind, 3211 [23FE]

Too Late to Conciliate, 2621 [9FE]

Top Salvador Police Official Said To Be a C.I.A. Informant, 7046 [29MR]

Torture Turkish Style, 12098 [14MY]

Tortured in Uruguay, 15874 [12JN], 17616 [20JN]

Totalitarian Rule Breeds Holocausts, 9548 [12AP]

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

TOWing the Peking Line, 19688 [28JN]

Toying With SALT Limits Dangerous, 12624 [17MY]

Tracing Soviet Postal Piracy, 24341 [5SE]

Trading With the Enemy, 3774 [29FE]

Treating Press Freedom Like Grenada, 2625 [9FE]

Tributes to U.S. Marines in Lebanon (sundry), 661 [26JA]

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]

Turkey Blocks Petition Signed by Intellectuals, 20387 [29JN]

Turkey Does It Again, 7268 [30MR]

Turning Point in Africa, 7426 [2AP]

Two Flags Over Belfast?, 12099 [14MY]

Two Soviet Peace Petitioners Arrested, 14971 [5JN]

Two Steps Forward, One Step Back Slow Progress Toward International Understanding, 27596 [27SE]

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

Tyranny in Wencheslaus Square, 5555 [14MR]

U.N. Hypocrites, 16663 [15JN]

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

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

U.S., Press Belgrade, 9033 [11AP]

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

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

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, 24739 [11SE]

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

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

U.S. Food for Displaced Salvadoreans Diverted by Corruption and Bad Management, 5253 [13MR], 7671 [4AP]

U.S. Foreign Policy in Grenada (sundry), 9952-9955 [25AP]

U.S. Foreign Policy in Nicaragua (excerpt), 12203 [15MY]

U.S. Foresees Defeat on Population Policy, 27676 [28SE]

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

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

U.S. Investigating Travel to Cuba—Washington Moves To Tighten Curbs, 24547 [6SE]

U.S. Is Captive of Salvadoran Military (excerpt), 1991 [7FE]

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

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

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

U.S. Military Trainers Requested for El Salvador, 23726 [10AU]

U.S. Must Decide What Kind of Nicaragua It Can Tolerate, 11544 [9MY]

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

U.S. Official Charges ``Apologists'' Are Ignoring Cuba's Rights Abuses, 24572 [6SE]

U.S. Officials Black Out Anti-Sandinista Rally, 10065 [26AP]

U.S. Peace Academy?, 9900-9903 [25AP]

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

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

U.S. Press Belgrade, 5391 [13MR]

U.S. Radio Broadcasts to Poland, 14581 [31MY]

U.S. Sanctions Against Poland, 21353 [26JY]

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

U.S. Vietnam Policy (excerpt), 11435 [8MY]

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

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

Ugandan Military Cruelty (excerpts), 23219 [9AU]

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

UNESCO—Democracy in Action, 150 [23JA]

United Nations/Cuba Block African Peace Settlement, 30227 [4OC]

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

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

United States Sees No Crisis in Population, 27675 [28SE]

United States To Fund U.N. Population Unit, 27677 [28SE]

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

Uruguayan Transition Totters, 24551 [6SE]

USC Provides Forum, 21775 [1AU]

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

USIA Revisited, 1173-1175 [31JA]

USSR Puts Heat on ``Tourists'' Travelling to Baltic Republics, 16630 [14JN]

``Utazas Eszak-Amerikaban'', 26914 [25SE]

Valiant Afghans Deserve Support, 14009 [23MY]

Vietnam—We Lied to You, 12603 [16MY]

View From the Kremlin, 15761 [11JN]

War on Terrorism, 10781 [2MY]

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

Way To Negotiate, 9789 [24AP]

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

We Looked in Vain for Those Permanent Bases, 8033 [5AP]

We Must Help Central America, 18602 [25JN]

We Must Learn To Live With Revolutions, 5254 [13MR], 7262 [30MR]

We Must Learn To Live With Revolutions—If the U.S. Can Befriend China, It Can Accept Nicaragua, 9130-9131 [12AP]

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

We Need Not Fear Refugees, 23205 [8AU]

Weighty Role (excerpts), 15292 [7JN]

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

Western Security and the Military Potential of the PRC, 8442-8447 [9AP]

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

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]

Whatever Happened to the Kissinger Panel's Central America Consensus?, 10115-10117 [26AP]

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

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

Where Is Andrei Sakharov?, 15242 [6JN]

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

Where We Stand—Why Not Nurture Democracy Abroad?, 18636 [26JN], 19458 [27JN]

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

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

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

Why Arms Control Is Harmful, 16995 [18JN], 17520 [20JN]

Why Is O'Neill Really Mad?, 13418 [22MY]

Why Poles but Not Salvadorans?, 637 [26JA]

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

Why We Dropped the Bomb, 26922 [25SE]

Wielding a Twig, 27405 [27SE]

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

Will the Hill Impose Defeat?, 18456 [22JN]

With Moscow to Mars, 31162 [10OC]

With Vision We Can Emerge as a Hemisphere . . ., 934 [30JA]

Witness Goes Free, 7454, 7460 [3AP], 8271 [5AP]

Words and Actions, 16795 [15JN]

World Bank and World Poverty, 21066 [25JY]

World Bank Opposes U.S. Stress on Growth in Population Debate, 27675 [28SE]

World Choices, 27672 [28SE]

World Politics—And Tragedy, 11040 [3MY]

World Population Bomb Must Be Defused Now, 21084 [25JY]

World's Best Bargain, 1373 [1FE]

Year After KAL, 25266 [13SE]

Year of Andropov, 6478 [22MR]

Year of the Terrorist—1984?, 32530 [12OC]

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

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

Bills and resolutions

Afghanistan: condemning oppressive Soviet military occupation (see S. Res. 457)

Argentina: oppose economic impact on taxpayers relative to bank loans (see H. Con. Res. 286)

Armed Forces: revise specific authority before introduction into foreign countries (see S. 2670)

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

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

———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)

Atomic warfare: reaffirming U.S. commitment to ABM limitation treaty (see S. Con. Res. 146)

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

Bulgaria: abuses of Customs Convention on the International Transport of Goods under cover of TIR Carnets (see S. Con. Res. 131)

———review of U.S. policy (see S. 2904; H.R. 5980)

Central America: nullify Reagan administration's attempt to withdraw for 2 years U.S. acceptance of International Court of Justice compulsory jurisdiction (see H.R. 5621)

———periodical congressional review of U.S. policy (see S. Con. Res. 97)

———promote peace and reform (see H.R. 5482)

———temporary suspension of U.S. support of military activities (see H.R. 5577)

———U.S. consultations with Contadora Group on common policy for peace (see H.R. 5577)

Citizens: regulate transfer of funds for humanitarian purposes (see H.R. 6170)

Committee on U.S.-Mexican Relations (Select): establish (see H. Res. 486)

Costa Rica: support of neutrality (see S. Con. Res. 147; H. Con. Res. 359)

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

Economic assistance: making appropriations (see H.R. 6237)

Education: admission in U.S. institution of students with limited financial means (see H.R. 6105)

El Salvador and Honduras: removal of U.S. Armed Forces (see H.J. Res. 557)

El Salvador and Nicaragua: congressional approval for introduction of U.S. Armed Forces (see H.R. 5632)

Genocide Convention: Armenian tragedy taken into account in formulating objectives of U.S. policy (see H. Res. 587)

Guatemala: sense of Congress on free and fair elections (see H. Con. Res. 350)

International Court of Justice: recognition of jurisdiction (see S.J. Res. 271; H.J. Res. 540; H. Con. Res. 287)

———U.S. acceptance of compulsory jurisdiction with respect to Central America (see H.R. 5621)

International development and security assistance programs: authorizing appropriations (see S. 3069; H.R. 6409)

International organizations: public participation in development of certain positions to be taken by U.S. delegates (see H.R. 6121)

Israel: U.S. Embassy (see H. Con. Res. 352)

Japan: defense spending commitments (see S. Con. Res. 112)

Lebanon: U.S. policy (see S. Res. 348; H. Con. Res. 252)

———withdrawal of U.S. Armed Forces (see H.J. Res. 461)

Mexico: bilateral summit on trade (see H. Con. Res. 291)

NATO: defense spending commitments (see S. Con. Res. 112)

Nicaragua: mining harbors (see H.J. Res. 539; H. Con. Res. 290)

———prohibit support of military and paramilitary operations against (see H.R. 5632)

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

Nuclear weapons: promote international stability through certain modifications and limitations on production and deployment (see H.R. 5744)

OAS: Cuban drug trafficking question (see H. Con. Res. 285)

Persian Gulf area: sharing of costs of undertaking multinational action (see S. Res. 411)

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

South Africa: arrests and detentions of political opponents (see S. Con. Res. 139)

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

———high school exchange programs (see H. Res. 602)

Soviet/U.S. confidence building measures: expansion (see H. Res. 475), 7585 [3AP]

Stinger missiles: prohibit sales to Jordan and Saudi Arabia (see H.R. 5129, 5140)

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

U.N.: Cuban drug trafficking question (see H. Con. Res. 284)

Vietnam, Socialist Republic of: regulate transfer of funds for nationals for humanitarian purposes (see H.R. 6170)

War Powers Act: make rules governing certain uses of the U.S. Armed Forces in the absence of a declaration of war by Congress (see H.R. 5902)

Biographies

Contra leaders formerly Sandinistas, 28909-28913 [3OC]

Book reviews

``Central America—Anatomy of a Conflict'', Christopher Dickey, 7355 [2AP]

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

``Retreat'', Aharon Applefeld, 13043 [21MY]

Booklets

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

Books

``Barren Fig Tree'': Camilla Mullay and Robert Barry (excerpt), 27387 [26SE]

``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]

``Farewell to America'': Alexander F. de Bolon (excerpts), 26914 [25SE]

``Foreign Affairs and the Constitution'': Louis Henkin, 9529 [12AP]

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

``Gathering Storm'', Winston Churchill (excerpt), 13039 [21MY]

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

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

``Lowenstein—Acts of Courage and Belief'' (excerpt), 5556, 5558 [14MR]

``Modern Times, the World From the Twenties to the Eighties'', Paul Johnson (excerpts), 11111 [7MY]

``Nicaragua—Arms Buildup'', 7696 [4AP]

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

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

``President—Office and Powers'': Edwin Corwin (excerpt), 9529 [12AP]

``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]

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

``Triumph of Unarmed Forces'', W. W. P. Consett (1928 excerpt), 3740, 3760-3762 [29FE]

Broadcasts

Joint meeting between Prime Minister Turgut Ozal of Turkey and Mu'ammar al-Qadhafi of Libya, Foreign Broadcast Information Service, 17604 [20JN]

Meet the Press: with George Bush (1980), 27417 [27SE]

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

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

U.S. marines in Lebanon: Representative Matsui, 2159 [7FE]

———Syrian Domestic Radio Service, 4569 [6MR]

Cables

Humanitarian assistance to Africa: CARE, 22630 [7AU]

Post adjustment allowance for U.N. employees: BLS (excerpt), 29065 [3OC]

Chronologies

Central America Contra attacks, 7695 [4AP]

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

Investigation of murders of nuns in El Salvador, 7465 [3AP]

Colloquies

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

Human rights violations in Nicaragua: Marta P. Baltodano with several Senators, 14938-14940 [5JN]

U.S. military presence in Lebanon: between Senator Warner and John W. Vessey, Jr., 1804 [3FE]

Commendation

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

Communiques

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

Court decisions

Presidential right to direct foreign policy, 9529 [12AP]

Decisions

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

Declarations

Costa Rican-Nicaraguan joint declaration, 13297 [22MY]

International Court of Justice jurisdiction: Harry S. Truman (1946), 8532 [10AP], 9248 [12AP]

Descriptions

Central America economic assistance: Domenici amendment to H.R. 5712, 19622 [28JN]

Documents

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

OAS Charter (excerpt), 8018 [5AP], 16953 [18JN]

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

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

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

U.S.-Nicaraguan Relations (Allegedly aide-Memoire Provided by Nicaraguan Foreign Ministry North American Affairs Director Saul Arana), 16291 [13JN]

Draft

Funding of intelligence activities in Nicaragua—Inouye and Stevens Amendment, 28907 [3OC]

Essays

American Democracy and Freedom: Nuygen Vu, 9974 [25AP]

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

———Kyle Klukas, 11678 [9MY]

———Raymond Schmitz, 11677 [9MY]

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

Explanations

International Trade and Export Policy Commission purpose, 9303 [12AP]

Factsheets

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

Encourage Efforts of People of Paraguay to Reclaim and Exercise Their Human Rights (H. Con. Res. 265), 3967 [29FE]

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

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

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

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

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

U.S.-Mexican Border Area Economic Assistance (S. 2588), 9873 [25AP]

History

Oppression of North Caucasians, 11683 [9MY]

Three and a Half Decades on Mainland China: Han Lih-wu, 12954-12957 [18MY]

Interviews

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

Central America—campaign issues: President Reagan with New York (NY) Times, 7713 [4AP]

Eden Pastora, May 24, 1984, 17627 [20JN]

Hostage crisis: Presidential candidate Reagan, 27412-27413 [27SE]

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

New Voice of America: Ken Tomlinson, 1147-1149 [31JA]

Nicaragua's persecuted church, with Obando y Bravo, 24175-24177 [10AU]

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]

Invitation

Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies seminar on Sino-American relations, 6377 [22MR]

Justification

Dept. of State Security Supplemental Appropriation, 29067-29074 [3OC]

Letters

Alleged Salvadoran death squad activity: Committee on Foreign Affairs, 5183 [12MR]

———Dept. of State, 5183 [12MR]

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

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

Anniversary of the Republic of China: Representative Gekas, 30274 [4OC]

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

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

Arms sales to Turkey: several Members, 5995 [20MR]

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

Authorizing appropriations: African Development Foundation, 4357 [5MR]

Cartagena Convention: Monitor Consortium, 23245 [9AU]

Censorship in Nicaragua: Adriana Guillen, 10991 [3MY]

Central America and the Debt Crisis: Carlos A. Perez, 15226 [6JN]

Central America military assistance policy: Committee on Appropriations, 7019, 7059 [29MR], 7458 [3AP]

———Committee on Foreign Relations, 7073 [29MR]

———National Bipartisan Commission on Central America, 7669 [4AP]

———Oscar Romero, 7353 [2AP]

———Sec. of State Shultz, 7070 [29MR]

———sundry, 8036 [5AP]

Certification of human rights in El Salvador: Senator Durenberger, 2473 [9FE]

Competing with U.S. Government in Foreign Policy: Representative Gingrich, 9741 [24AP]

Contra terrorist activities: Henry J. Steiner, 22560 [7AU]

———Juan E. Mendez, 22560 [7AU]

Cuban State: Junta Patriotica Cubana (sundry), 10053, 10055 [26AP]

Cuban violations of human rights: Claudio F. Benedi, Junta Patriotica Cubana, 19691-19693 [28JN]

Day of remembrance for U.S. Marines killed in terrorist bombing in Lebanon: P. X. Kelley, 32455 [14NO]

———Thomas L. Little, 32455 [14NO]

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

Democratic foreign policy (Dear Colleague), 12198 [15MY], 13022, 13033 [21MY]

Democratic process in El Salvador: Jose Napoleon Duarte (excerpt), 11556 [9MY]

Detention of alien witnesses: Representative Gonzalez correspondence with Texas district court judge (sundry), 3934 [29FE]

Diplomatic relations with Vatican City: James Buchanan (1847), 4744 [7MR]

Does food for peace stunt growth?, 23199 [8AU]

Double standards—anniversary of the Turkish invasion of Cyprus: Steven N. Papayliou, 24160 [10AU]

Effects of tariffs or quotas on copper: CBO, 26929 [25SE]

Efforts of Yacov L. Gorodetskii to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 32602 [14NO]

Elections in El Salvador: Arturo Rivera Y Damas, 9009 [11AP]

Emigration of Soviet Jews: Elena Fridman, 6042 [20MR]

———President Reagan, 6479 [22MR]

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

———several Representatives, 14305 [24MY], 26866 [25SE]

———(excerpts), 14868 [4JN]

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

Export trade contract sanctity: Colorado Committee of Concern for Soviet Jewry, 9358 [12AP]

———National Grange, 4126 [1MR]

———Sec. of Commerce Baldrige, 4122, 4128 [1MR]

———Southern California Council for Soviet Jews, 9358 [12AP]

Extend renewable energy tax incentives: sundry national energy and environmental organizations, 14028 [23MY]

Faith in the potential of intelligence: Thomas Jefferson, 13439 [22MY]

Federal Reserve Board monetary policies: Evan G. Galbraith, 24195 [5SE]

———Senator Proxmire, 24195 [5SE]

Food assistance for the Philippines: President Ferdinand E. Marcos, 4598 [6MR]

———Senator Melcher, 4597 [6MR]

Foreign assistance: Secretary of State Shultz, 28380 [2OC]

Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act: Committee on Intelligence (House, Select), 9584 [12AP]

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

Free-trade agreement with Israel: Senator Dole (excerpt), 26234 [20SE]

———William E. Brock, U.S. Trade Representative, 26240 [20SE], 27838 [29SE]

Greek War of Independence: Archbishop Iakovos, 5990 [20MR]

Honduras training exercises: Milton J. Socolar, 18538 [25JN]

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

Humanitarian assistance to Africa: U.S. Catholic Conference, 22629 [7AU]

Increased participation in the International Development Association and the Inter-American Investment Corp.: Sec. of the Treasury Regan, 5338 [13MR]

Intelligence Authorization Act (H.R. 5399): E. Philip Riggin, National Legislative Commission, 22151 [2AU]

International Security and Development Cooperation Act: Representative Studds, 11820 [10MY]

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

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

———Dept. of State, 27997 [1OC]

Investigation of murders of nuns in El Salvador: Senator Specter, 7465 [3AP]

Iran-Iraq war: several Members of Congress, 12488 [16MY]

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

———Representative Hamilton, 24561 [6SE]

Members of Congress criticism of U.S. foreign policy: Charles M. Lichenstein, Heritage Foundation, 10556 [1MY]

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

Military invasion of Grenada: Samuel Sherron, 651 [26JA]

Mining of Nicaraguan harbors: Lawyers Committee for Ethics in International Relations, 19425 [27JN]

———Senator Goldwater, 8793 [11AP], 9039 [11AP]

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

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

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

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

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

———President Reagan, 1951 [6FE]

Nuclear components export restrictions: Kenneth L. Adelman, 3638 [28FE]

———OMB, 3629 [28FE]

———Sec. of Commerce Baldrige, 3623, 3629, 3632 [28FE]

———Sec. of Energy Hodel, 3623, 3629, 3632 [28FE]

———Sec. of State Shultz, 3623, 3629, 3632 [28FE]

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

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

Nuclear weapons development control: Harry S. Truman, 16108 [13JN]

———Sec. of Defense Weinberger, 16109, 16112 [13JN]

———Sec. of Energy Hodel, 16109, 16112 [13JN]

Nuclear weapons stockpile: ACDA, 4052 [1MR]

———Senator Proxmire, 4052 [1MR]

Office of Refugee Resettlement funding: Representative Don Edwards, 8464 [9AP]

———sundry Members of Congress, 8465 [9AP]

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

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

Pastoral letter on reconciliation: Nicaraguan bishops, 10489 [1MY], 13254 [22MY]

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

Permit use of foreign firefighters to combat wildfires (H.R. 3726): Committee on Foreign Affairs, 25537 [19SE]

Personal impressions of life in Nicaragua: Sarah Stookey, 11295 [8MY]

Philippine electoral process: Querube C. Makalintal, Speaker of the Batasang Pambansa, 4599 [6MR]

Political unrest in Nicaragua: Nicaraguan bishops (excerpt), 10561 [1MY]

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

Problems with Democratic foreign policy: Representative Bates, 13039 [21MY]

———Representative Gingrich, 13040 [21MY]

Proposed export of bulletproof vests to Syria: Sec. of Commerce Baldrige (excerpt), 5031 [8MR]

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

Protection from terrorism: Robert M. Sayre, 11714 [10MY]

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

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

———Jimmy Carter, 20008 [28JN]

———Richard M. Nixon, 20008 [28JN]

Remembering plight of Ida Nudel: Elena Fridman, 9544 [12AP]

Request for Clarification of U.S. Policy Toward the PLO: Representative Ackerman, 7878 [4AP]

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

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

South Africa's apartheid policy (sundry), 32074 [11OC]

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

———sundry Representatives, 3323 [23FE], 32101, 32107-32108, 32120 [11OC]

Soviet compliance with treaties governing delivery of international mail (H. Con. Res. 294): Robert Mednick, 16853 [20JN]

———(sundry), 16851 [18JN]

Soviet emigration policy: Yakov Galperin, 27607 [27SE]

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 for 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]

Sumubila, Nicaragua, attack investigation relative to Miskito Indian Nation involvement: Senator Kennedy, 19493 [28JN]

———Stedman Fagoth, 19493 [28JN]

Suspend deportation of Salvadoran refugees from the U.S. (H.R. 4447): Church World Service, 12856 [17MY]

Terrorist activities in Nicaragua: Henry J. Steiner, 28989 [3OC]

———Tom and Joyce Hanks, 28999 [3OC]

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

———Eugene Zelensky, 6076 [20MR]

Transcript of secret session concerning U.S. military activities in Nicaragua: Representative Boland, 84 [23JA]

———Representative Zablocki, 84 [23JA]

Tribute to Harry S. Truman: Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir, 12108 [14MY]

———Turkish Embassy, 12108 [14MY]

Trip to Grenada: Representative Dellums, 9944 [25AP]

Trouble in Haiti, 24734 [10SE]

U.S. Academy of Peace: ACDA, 17529 [20JN]

———AFL-CIO, 17513 [20JN]

———American Council on Education, 17514 [20JN]

———Center for Strategic and International Studies, 17514 [20JN]

———Christian Church, Parkersburg, WV, 17514 [20JN]

———Committee on Foreign Relations members, 17514 [20JN]

———Comptroller General, 17510 [20JN]

———Dept. of State, 17529 [20JN]

———Georgetown University, 17513 [20JN]

———OMB, 17530 [20JN]

———President Reagan, 17528 [20JN]

———Sec. of Education Bell, 17528, 17529 [20JN]

———Senator Boschwitz, 17515 [20JN]

U.S. aid to El Salvador: sundry organizations, 5820 [15MR]

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

U.S. Ambassadorship to the Vatican: Baptist Ministers' Conference DC and Vicinity, 2624 [9FE]

U.S. and the European Community economic relations: Roy Denman, 4547 [5MR]

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

U.S. firms identified as foreign agents representing Nicaragua: Powell, Goldstein, Frazer & Murphy, 11929 [10MY]

U.S. food assistance and agricultural development: AID, 23198 [8AU]

———Bureau for Food for Peace and Voluntary Assistance, 23198 [8AU]

———Dept. of State, 23199 [8AU]

———Representative Hamilton, 23197 [8AU]

U.S. military assistance to El Salvador: Jose N. Duarte (sundry), 22739 [8AU]

———Senator Inouye, 22736 [8AU]

U.S. policy in Central America: assistants to the President (sundry), 2808 [21FE]

———Barbara A. Whitney, 12592 [16MY]

———GAO, 3527 [27FE]

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

———Representative Hamilton (sundry), 2808 [21FE]

———(sundry), 3270 [23FE]

U.S. policy in Grenada: Dessima Williams, 11443 [8MY]

U.S. policy in Lebanon: Representative Gonzalez, 312 [24JA]

U.S. policy in Nicaragua: Arturo Cruz (excerpt), 12813 [17MY]

———Daniel Ortega, 14303 [24MY]

———President Reagan, 7713 [4AP], 8018, 8020 [5AP], 8414 [9AP]

———Representatives Obey and McHugh, 14304 [24MY]

———(several Representatives), 9743 [24AP], 12208 [15MY]

U.S. policy on the Armenian genocide (H.R. 171), 30757 [5OC]

U.S. policy relative to closure of the Strait of Hormuz: Senator Pressler, 4314 [5MR]

U.S. support of Miskito Nation efforts against Sandinista oppression: Othniel J. Seiden, 19494 [28JN]

———Stedman Fagoth, 19493 [28JN]

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

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

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

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

World Bank policy toward poverty in developing member countries: A. W. Clausen, 21067 [25JY]

———Representative Hamilton, 21067 [25JY]

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

Lists

Agencies eligible for tax-deductible contributions (H.R. 5012), 4241 [1MR]

Captive nations, 20739 [24JY]

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

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

———S. 564, U.S. Academy of Peace, 16772 [15JN], 27912 [29SE]

Hunger Relief Act supporters (H.R. 5151), 21073 [25JY]

International Events Commemorating the Truman Centennial (partial), 12107 [14MY]

International Raoul Wallenberg Committees, 26181 [19SE]

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

North Carolinians Missing in Action in Southeast Asia, 23622 [9AU]

Organizations and States supporting the Peace Academy concept, 17513 [20JN]

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

Political prisoners in Boniato Prison, Cuba, 26599 [24SE]

Soviet breaches of binding arms control obligations, 3323 [23FE], 32112, 32116 [11OC]

States with highly impacted areas of refugee/entrant populations, 8464 [9AP]

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

Witnesses appearing at Committee on Appropriations hearings on issues in El Salvador and Nicaragua, 5839 [19MR]

Mailgrams

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

Memorandums

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

At the Water's Edge: Colin Danby, 30243 [4OC]

Chile Parties Near Coalition Pact: Council on Hemispheric Affairs, 31101 [9OC]

Colombian Drug Seizure: U.S. Embassy, 6158 [21MR]

Colombia's Achievements in Trying To Eradicate Drug Trafficking: Colombian Ambassador Alvaro Gomez, 14029 [23MY]

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

Iranian Foreign Exchange Regulations—Application of International Law: Dept. of State, 3372-3379 [27FE]

Rearming the Guatemalan Military—``Reagan Refugees'' for Mexico and the U.S.? Council on Hemispheric Affairs, 3535 [27FE]

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

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

Support for the Contra—On What Grounds?: Council on Hemispheric Affairs, 27759 [28SE]

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

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

Voice of America in Costa Rica—Sending the Wrong Signal?: Council on Hemispheric Affairs, 31713 [10OC]

Memorials of legislature

Alaska, 15612 [11JN]

Arizona, 393 [25JA], 1886 [6FE], 9711 [24AP], 14955 [5JN]

Hawaii, 15611 [11JN]

Louisiana, 20702 [24JY], 21384 [27JY]

Massachusetts, 3021 [22FE], 3428 [27FE]

New York, 5862 [19MR]

Pennsylvania, 14689 [31MY]

South Dakota, 3021 [22FE], 4347 [5MR]

Washington, 8267 [5AP]

Wyoming, 6293 [21MR], 7375 [2AP]

Messages

Commemoration of the 100th Anniversary of the Birth of President Harry S. Truman: Turkish Parliament, 12108 [14MY]

Dept. of State Security Supplemental Appropriation: President Reagan, 29074 [3OC]

Extradition Treaty: President Reagan, 9696 [24AP]

International Terrorism: President Reagan, 10119 [26AP]

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

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]

President Reagan From His Southern California Neighbors: Southern California Interfaith Task Force on Central America, 2165 [7FE]

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

U.S. Participation in the U.N.: President Reagan, 27497 [27SE]

Papers

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

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

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

Contra War in Nicaragua—The Case of Waslala: Central American Historical Institute (excerpt), 28994 [3OC]

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

Raising the Stakes in Central America: Overseas Development Council, 12120-12123 [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]

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

U.S. Human Rights Policy: Amnesty International (excerpt), 23629 [10AU]

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

What's the Matter With Democratic Foreign Policy?: Frank Gregorsky, 11421 [8MY], 31410 [10OC]

Petitions

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

Central America: New York, NY, Community Free Democrats, 16771 [15JN]

———William J. Richard, Jr., 12841 [17MY]

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

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

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

Democracy and civil rights in Turkey: various Turkish intellectuals, 20387 [29JN]

Military aid to Turkey: Pan-Macedonian Association of U.S. and Canada, 21386 [27JY]

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

NATO: Italian-American Labor Council, Inc., 7375 [2AP]

Nuclear weapons freeze: Key West, FL, City Commission, 24321 [5SE]

Oppression of Baltic people by Soviet Union: Baltic Nations Committee of Michigan, Inc., 18979 [26JN]

Peace treaty with Federal Republic of Germany: Troy, MI, citizens, 3428 [27FE]

President Reagan's policy: Florida Federation of Republican Women, 882 [30JA]

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

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

Suspend deportation of Salvadoran refugees from the U.S. (H.R. 4447): Seattle, WA, City Council, 8268 [5AP]

U.S. policy: Unitarian Universalist Association of Churches in North America, 881 [30JA]

———Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, 122 [23JA]

———William J. Richard, Jr., 12841 [17MY]

Platform

Immigration Reform and Control: National Black Leadership Roundtable and the Black Coalition for 1984 (excerpt), 15705 [11JN]

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

Poems

Center Denter: Felicia Lamport, 648 [26JA]

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

``Images'': Patricia Cullen, 5824 [15MR]

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

``Never Again'', 15260 [6JN]

Polls of opinion

Congressional poll results on POW/MIA issues: National League of Families of American Prisoners and Missing in Southeast Asia, 27605 [27SE]

New Jersey: 8th District results, 7428 [2AP]

Refugees and Immigrants: Kane, Parsons and Associates, Inc., 16607 [14JN]

Press conferences

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]

Elections in El Salvador, 9519 [12AP]

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

Religious efforts to help the poor should not be based on class: Committee for Hemispheric War on Poverty Crusade, 24523 [6SE]

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

———Representative Regula, 10805 [2MY]

Proclamations

Tribute to Mart Niklus: President Reagan, 31749 [10OC]

Programs

Cambridge Union Society debate, 3724 [29FE]

South African International Conference, 3361 [27FE]

Proposals

Chiles amendment on Central America—draft, 29720-29723 [4OC]

Provisions

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

Questions and answers

Central America military assistance policy: Dept. of Defense, 7015 [29MR]

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

Quotations

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

Remarks in House

Abramovich, Pavel, and family: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 3983 [29FE]

Abranzon, Zina and Arkady: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 5867 [19MR]

Acid rain: causes and proposals for controlling, 10617 [1MY]

Afghanistan: human rights violations, 11200 [7MY]

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

Africa: emergency food aid, 4638 [7MR], 5826 [15MR], 11074 [3MY]

———emergency assistance (H.R. 4863), 2639 [9FE]

———relief for drought victims, 1176 [31JA]

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

Antiballistic missile interceptor: testing, 17004 [18JN]

Antiballistic Missile Treaty, 28701 [2OC]

Antisatellite weapons: funding, 12858 [17MY]

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

ARENA Salvadoran party: visit to Capitol, 3327 [23FE]

Argentina: consolidation efforts relative to debt crisis, 8485 [10AP]

———financing of overdue interest payments, 7996 [5AP]

Armed Forces: recruitment outlook, 4550-4554 [5MR]

Armenian genocide: recognition, 14741 [31MY]

Armenian Martyrs' Day: observance, 10004 25AP, 10010, 10022-10025 [25AP], 10250 [26AP], 10396 [30AP], 10579, 10601, 10602, 10608, 10615 [1MY], 10801, 10806 [2MY], 11036 [3MY]

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

Arms buildup: issues, 1171 [31JA]

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

———negotiations, 3244 [23FE], 11198 [7MY], 16335 [13JN], 19163 [27JN], 24413 [6SE]

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

———policies, 15212 [6JN]

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

———U.S. policy, 308-313 [24JA], 12493 [16MY], 25094 [12SE], 25509 [14SE]

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

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

Baltic Freedom Day: observance, 16776 [15JN]

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

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

Beagle Channel: Declaration of Peace and Friendship between Argentina and Chile, 2380 [8FE]

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

Belgian students: welcome to Maryland, 22071 [1AU]

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

Bonner, Elena: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 12259, 12261, 12263, 12613 [16MY]

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

Broadcast and common carrier licenses: foreign ownership (H.R. 4840), 2663 [9FE], 3324 [23FE]

Brooklandville, MD: exchange program with students from College Blaise Pascal, Viarmes, France, 9040 [11AP]

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

Budget: impact of deficit on investments in U.S., 28451 [2OC]

Bulgaria: anniversary of independence, 4244, 4247 [1MR]

Byelorussia: anniversary of independence, 6797 [27MR]

Call to Conscience Vigil: observance, 3035 [22FE]

Camp David accords: anniversary of signing, 25954 [18SE]

Captive Nations Week: observance, 20738 [24JY], 21375 [26JY], 21564 [30JY], 21730 [31JY]

Central America: Contadora Group peace initiatives (H. Con. Res. 261), 10519-10523 [1MY], 11919 [10MY]

———Contadora Group peace initiatives (H.R. 5577), 11004 [3MY]

———Contadora peace process, 10601 [1MY]

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

———economic and military assistance (H.R. 5421), 11379, 11392 [8MY]

———foreign policy authority of the President, 14265-14278 [24MY]

———invoke the War Powers Resolution (H.J. Res. 557), 10231 [26AP]

———military assistance, 5490 [14MR]

———nature of Communist threat, 9525 [12AP]

———prohibit deployment of U.S. combat troops and funding of paramilitary operations (H.R. 5632), 11556, 11658 [9MY], 11699 [9MY]

———religious leaders statement relative to U.S. policy, 3574 [28FE]

———U.S. exportation of research on energy and mineral resources, 6802 [27MR]

———U.S. policy, 308-313 [24JA], 447 [26JA], 2445 [9FE], 3267 [23FE], 3578 [28FE], 3931 [29FE], 4366 [5MR], 5599 [15MR], 6296 [21MR], 6339, 6479 [22MR], 6942 [28MR], 8299, 8300, 8301, 8302 9AP, 8475 [9AP], 8484-8487 [10AP], 8793, 8795, 8796, 9001-9013, 9022 [11AP], 9383, 9525, 9630 [12AP], 9706, 9709 [24AP], 10037 [25AP], 10762,-10768 2MY, 10800 [2MY], 10918 [3MY], 11437 [8MY], 11560, 11646, 11658 [9MY], 11807-11836, 11902 [10MY], 12483, 12592 [16MY], 12979 [18MY], 14233 [24MY], 16724 [15JN], 17644 [21JN], 20427 [29JN], 24078 [10AU], 26058 [19SE]

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

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

Chernobilsky, Boris: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 4229 [1MR]

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

China, People's Republic of: human rights violations, 30743 [5OC]

———nuclear power agreement, 10267 [26AP]

———President Reagan's visit, 10187 [26AP], 10501 [1MY], 12978 [18MY]

———prohibit use of U.S. funds in population planning programs, 11604-11611 [9MY], 11934, 11935 [10MY]

———proposed U.S. sale of weapons, 16725 [15JN]

———U.S. policy, 11955 [10MY]

China, Republic of: anniversary observance, 28803 [2OC], 29641 [3OC], 30273 [4OC]

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

Citizens overseas: voting rights, 20456 [29JN]

Clement J. Zablocki Memorial Outpatient Facility: authorize funding for, at American Children's Hospital in Krakow, Poland, 2660 [9FE]

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

Colombia: cocaine law enforcement efforts, 12849 [17MY]

Commission on Immigration: establish, 17278 [20JN]

Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe: rotate chairmanship between House and Senate (H.R. 4504), 1995 [7FE]

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

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

Committee on Intelligence (Joint): create streamlined (H.J. Res. 633), 22287 [2AU]

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

Congressional Call to Conscience Vigil for Soviet Jews: recognition, 3298 [23FE]

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

Contra Costa County, CA: delegation to the World Cup Bocce Ball championship, 26188 [19SE]

Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide: ratification, 28826 [2OC]

Copper industry: effects of foreign imports, 25207 [12SE]

Corporations: taxation of domestic established in foreign countries (H.R. 4816), 2635 [9FE]

Cuba: anniversary observance, 12606 [16MY]

———drug trafficking, 11696 [9MY]

———human rights issues, 24571 [6SE]

Cyprus: anniversary of Turkish invasion, 9961-9972 [25AP], 10186, 10249, 10256 [26AP], 10393 [30AP], 10796 [2MY], 20555 [23JY], 21357, 21371 [26JY], 21570 [30JY], 21742 [31JY]

———declaration of Turkish-Cypriot republic, 5404 [13MR]

———negotiation efforts with Turkey, 18614 [25JN], 32595 [14NO]

———negotiations to resolve conflict, 1951, 1960 [6FE]

Czechoslovakia: anniversary of martyrdom of Jan Palach, 655 [26JA]

———anniversary of Soviet invasion, 24346 [5SE], 25203 [12SE]

———arrest by government of Miklos Duray, 15784 [11JN]

Darien Book Aid Plan, Inc.: sending books overseas, 6059 [20MR]

de Bolon, Alexander F.: anniversary of journey to North America by the Transylvanian Hungarian author, 26914 [25SE]

de la Madrid, President: rebuttal and denials of Jack Anderson allegation regarding amassed riches, 12596 [16MY]

Defense budget: administration position, 26936 [25SE]

Democracy: defense of freedom, 9974 [25AP]

Democratic Party: foreign policy, 9013 [11AP], 11335, 11421-11437 [8MY], 12751 [17MY], 13022-13037 [21MY], 13418 [22MY], 14307 [24MY]

———protectionism and isolationism, 27183 [26SE]

———response to certain analysis of foreign policy, 31409 [10OC]

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

Dept. of State: clarify definition of Foreign Service management officials (H.R. 5266), 6577 [27MR]

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

———impact of debt crisis, 20685 [24JY]

———U.S. role in economic and social conditions, 26372 [20SE]

Dominican Republic: support democratic process, 11622 [9MY]

Dongducheon, South Korea, delegation: welcoming, 19163 [27JN]

Drug trafficking, 26188 [19SE]

———enforcement of sentences (H.R. 3347), 25099 [12SE]

Duarte, Jose N.: winner of Salvadoran Presidential elections, 11468 [8MY]

Duray, Miklos: arrest by the government of Czechoslovakia, 15784 [11JN]

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

Economic and military assistance: U.S. policy (H.R. 5119, 5421), 11391 9MY, 11561-11658 [9MY], 11807,-11886 10MY, 11951 [10MY], 14764 [31MY], 26768 [25SE]

El Salvador: certification requirements, 2381 [8FE], 6580 [27MR], 11907 [10MY]

———certification requirements (H.R. 4656), 1981 7FE-1995, 2026 [7FE]

———deferred payment for purchases, 22310 [2AU]

———Democratic opposition to military assistance, 15883 [12JN]

———human rights violations, 13313 [22MY]

———importance of elections, 9008-9013 [11AP], 9519 [12AP]

———medical assistance, 7769 [4AP]

———meeting between Democratic Study Committee and President Duarte, 13314 [22MY]

———military assistance, 2956 [22FE], 3861 [29FE], 4836 [7MR], 5030 [8MR], 5196 [13MR], 7249 [30MR], 11557 [9MY], 11807-11836 [10MY]

———military assistance to insure free elections, 7419 [2AP]

———peace talks, 31341 [10OC]

———remarks of President Duarte to Notre Dame Club of Washington, 13316 [22MY]

———supply shortages of army, 7885 [4AP]

———trial of accused slayers of U.S. missionaries, 13314 [22MY]

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

———U.S. activities inquiry (H. Res. 467), 6351 [22MR]

———U.S. policy, 1186 [1FE], 1980 [7FE], 4773 [8MR], 6025, 6050 [20MR], 6339 [22MR], 7288 [2AP], 9382, 9519, 9522 [12AP], 11334 [8MY], 16724 [15JN], 19461 [27JN]

———U.S. policy testimony by Robert White, 6338 [22MR]

———visit to U.S. by President Duarte, 13314 [22MY]

Elbert, Lev: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 22306 [2AU], 27620 [27SE]

Elections: role of voters, 28809 [2OC]

Energy emergencies: preparedness, 3320 [23FE]

Estonia: anniversary of independence, 2659 [9FE], 3531 [27FE]

———human rights, 3700 [28FE], 25402 [13SE]

Ethiopian Jews: expressing concern for plight (H. Con. Res. 107), 19978 [23JY]

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

———moratorium on further deployment of cruise and Pershing II missiles, 10309 [30AP]

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

Exchange Stabilization Fund: financing of overdue interest payments owed by Argentina, 7996 [5AP]

Export: controls (H.R. 3231), 7260, 7264 [30MR], 8629 [10AP], 9554 [12AP]

Fair Trade in Steel Act: enact (H.R. 4352), 5238 [14MR]

Family planning: international objectives, 15366 [7JN], 22961 [8AU]

———reaffirming U.S. commitment to assistance (H. Con. Res. 345), 22318 [2AU]

Farrakhan, Louis: response to remarks concerning ``Judaism'', 20180 [29JN]

Federal debt: role of foreign investment, 5179 [12MR]

Fender guitar: foreign competition, 10028 [25AP]

Fink, Yaaokov: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 28172 [1OC]

Finland: commemorate educational exchange program, 14392 [24MY]

Food Aid and Export Promotion Act: enact (H.R. 4973), 3978 [29FE]

Food for Peace Day: designate (H.J. Res. 572), 12846 [17MY], 20411 [29JN]

Foreign aid: appropriations authorization, 11437 [8MY], 26740 [25SE]

Foreign countries: distribution of U.S. economic and military assistance according to U.N. vote records, 11579-11585 [9MY]

Foreign firefighters: permit use to combat wildfires (H.R. 3726), 25536 [17SE], 25537 [19SE]

Foreign Investment in Real Property Tax Act: repeal (H.R. 5673), 12967 [18MY]

Foreign investments in the U.S.: economic impact, 28117 [1OC]

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

Foreign policy, 9708, 9741-9752 [24AP], 13037-13043 [21MY]

Foreign sales corporation program, 23195 [8AU]

Foreign Service Act: amend (H.R. 5197), 6054 [20MR]

Fradkova, Nadezhda: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 9800 [24AP]

Fridman, Kim: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 24563, 24575 [6SE]

Gendin, Lev: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 4533 [5MR]

Geneva Interparliamentary Conference: report, 24064 [10AU]

Genocide Convention: ratify, 24505 [6SE]

Global Resources, Environment, and Population Act: enact (H.R. 2491), 24097 [10AU]

Goodman, Robert O.: tribute, 335 [24JA]

Gorodetskii, Yacov L.: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 32602 [14NO]

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

``Great Decisions '84'': release of Foreign Policy Association publication, 141 [23JA]

Great Lakes: clarify logbook requirements for vessels to Canadian ports (H.R. 6231), 25197 [12SE]

Greece: anniversary of independence, 5392 [13MR], 6317 [21MR], 6941 [28MR], 7151 [29MR], 9038 [11AP]

Greek Independence Day: designate (H.J. Res. 502), 6563 [26MR]

Greek War of Independence: anniversary, 5989-5997 [20MR]

———James Monroe, 5994 [20MR]

Grenada: rescue of U.S. students, 31082 [9OC]

———retrospective of the U.S. military invasion, 173-176 [23JA]

———U.S. policy, 10920 [3MY]

Guinea: tribute to President Ahmed S. Toure, 6941 [28MR]

Haiti: condemn human rights violations, 4709 [6MR], 16617 [14JN]

Helsinki Accords: anniversary of signing, 21830, 21969, 22071, 22072, 22074, 22075, 22076, 22077, 22080 [1AU]

Helsinki Final Act: anniversary, 24158 [10AU]

Homosexual aliens: repeal provisions excluding from admission into this country (H.R. 2815), 15245 [6JN]

Honduras: human rights violations, 12608-12610 [16MY]

———limit participation of U.S. Armed Forces (H.R. 4745), 1410, 1759-1761 [2FE]

———support for democratic endeavors, 8289 [5AP]

———U.S. policy, 4040 [1MR], 18537 [25JN], 18736 [26JN]

Human and labor rights: appreciation in U.S., 24348 [5SE]

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

———violations, 23196 [8AU]

Illegal aliens: holding as witnesses, 3933 [29FE]

Illegal immigration: comprehensive enforcement of labor laws to combat (H.R. 4940), 5798 [15MR]

Import relief: require congressional approval of certain executive actions affecting, 20351 [29JN]

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

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

Intelligence Authorization Act: enact (H.R. 5399), 22141-22162 [2AU]

———enact (H.R. 5399), Senate amendment, 32246 [11OC]

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

Inter-American Foundation: maintain past policy objectives, 657 [26JA]

Inter-American Investment Corp.: authorize President to accept membership (H.R. 5474), 9606 [12AP]

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

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

International Association of Bomb Technicians and Investigators: tribute, 15253 [6JN]

International broadcasting: funding, 14581 [31MY]

International convention for the suppression of international terrorism: implement (H. Con. Res. 339), 20312 [29JN]

International Court of Justice: judgment relative to U.S. policy in Central America, 8299, 8300, 8301, 8302 [9AP]

———U.S. acceptance of jurisdiction, 9607 [12AP]

International debt, 11334 [8MY], 11555 [9MY]

International Development Association: authorize funding, 27804 [28SE], 28182 [1OC]

———U.S. participation, 3931 [29FE]

———U.S. participation in the replenishment of resources (H.R. 5336), 9059 [11AP]

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

International Fund for Agricultural Development: funding, 25196 [12SE]

International Games for the Disabled, 17222 [19JN]

International labor rights, 23067-23093 [9AU]

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

International population programs: U.S. assistance, 19965 [28JN], 20416 [29JN]

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

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

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

———enact (H.R. 5119, 5421), 11391 09MY, 11561-11658 [9MY], 11807,-11886 10MY, 11951 [10MY], 14764 [31MY], 26768 [25SE]

———enact (H.R. 5421), 11379, 11392 [8MY]

———enact (S. 2346), 7225 [30MR]

International terrorism: combat (H.R. 6311), 1386 [1FE], 27991-28003 [1OC], 32530 [12OC]

———effects, 3042 [22FE]

International Touring Juniors: enhancing international relations through bowling, 28167 [1OC]

Ioffee, Aleksander: harassment in the Soviet Union, 27813 [28SE]

Iran: human rights violations against the Baha'is, 941 [30JA], 26927 [25SE]

———use of chemical weapons and human rights violations (H. Con. Res. 292), 9635 [12AP]

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

Iraqi-Iranian war: chemical weapons use, 6871 [28MR]

———U.S. policy, 12488 [16MY], 12750 [17MY]

Ireland, Northern: abuses of legal and civil rights, 3947 [29FE], 4863 [7MR], 15517 [7JN]

———educational aid for children (H.R. 5173), 5822 [15MR]

———human rights policy (H. Con. Res. 276), 25172, 25174-25178 [12SE]

———rights of people (H. Con. Res. 17), 5822 [15MR]

———search for peaceful solution to conflict, 5792 [15MR]

Ireland, Republic of: joint session to hear address by Prime Minister, 5596 [15MR]

———relations with the U.S. Virgin Islands, 5824 [15MR]

Irish Republican Army: supergrass trials, 12850 [17MY]

Israel: anniversary of independence, 11034 [3MY], 13443 [22MY]

———implement free trade zone (H.R. 5377), 31711 [10OC]

———move U.S. Embassy to Jerusalem (H.R. 4877), 20008 [28JN]

———PLO terrorist attacks against civilians, 7641 [3AP], 7877 [4AP]

———Project Renewal, 13987 [23MY]

———relocate U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem, 7637 [3AP], 7892 [4AP]

Israeli/Lebanese agreement, 4776 [7MR]

Italy: anniversary of founding of Republic, 17208 [19JN]

Jackson, Jesse: position on the Middle East, 14402 [24MY]

———visits to Panama, Nicaragua, and Cuba, 18737 [26JN]

Japan: limit export of automobiles under the Voluntary Restraint Agreement, 12974 [18MY]

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

Jerusalem: relocate U.S. Embassy from Tel Aviv (H.R. 4877), 5862 [19MR]

———proposal to move U.S. Embassy to, 2956 [22FE]

———recognize as capital of Israel, 2956 [22FE]

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

Jordan: policy relative to Israel, 5598, 5599 [15MR]

———proposed U.S. sale of antiaircraft missiles, 4246 [1MR]

———tribute to Queen Noor, 6645 [27MR]

``Journey in North America'': tribute to book, 14760 [31MY]

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

Katanov, Tashpulat, and family: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 24554 [6SE]

Katz, Ilya: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 4246 [1MR]

King, Martin Luther, Jr.: tribute, 3325 [23FE]

Kistrosskaya, Inna: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 12961 [18MY]

Kochubievsky, Felix: imprisonment in the Soviet Union, 27615 [27SE]

Korea, North and South: General Council for Unifying Olympic Team from North and South Korean formation, 12969 [18MY]

Korea, Republic of: tribute to the Saemaul Movement, 11490 [8MY]

Lebanon: declaration of end of commitment of U.S. troops, 7285 [2AP], 7546 [3AP]

———establish a U.N. peacekeeping force to replace the multinational peacekeeping force (H. Con. Res. 242), 1481 [2FE]

———impact of Democratic Caucus position, 1413 [2FE]

———memorial in honor of Multinational Peacekeeping Force marines, 16781 [15JN]

———place U.S. troops on ships, 1060 [31JA]

———promote cease-fire, 15987 [12JN]

———proposed withdrawal of U.S. troops, 79, 80, 168 [23JA], 247, 248 [24JA], 353 [25JA], 447 26JA, 645 [26JA], 756 [30JA], 1132 [31JA], 1187 [1FE], 1412, 1764, 1776 [2FE], 1891, 1892 [6FE]

———public opinion regarding U.S. Marine peacekeeping force, 7274 [30MR]

———redeployment of U.S. military troops, 2283, 2284, 2285, 2286, 2288, 2289 [8FE], 2757, 2758 [21FE], 3272 [23FE]

———replace U.S. troops (H.J. Res. 461), 1060 [31JA]

———requiring U.S. marines to be reembarked on ships of the 6th Fleet (H.J. Res. 459), 756 [30JA]

———Soviet Union position relative to proposed deployment of U.N. peacekeeping force, 4040 [1MR]

———terrorist bombing of U.S. Embassy in Beirut, 26395, 26404 [20SE], 26643 [24SE], 27182, 27183 [26SE], 27618 [27SE], 31412 [10OC]

———tribute to U.S. Marines, 661 [26JA]

———U.S. military presence, 1061 [31JA]

———U.S. participation in the multinational peacekeeping force, 109 [23JA]

———U.S. policy, 308-313 [24JA], 1410 [2FE], 1902-1910, 1918 [6FE], 2441, 2443 [9FE], 2760 [21FE], 2959 [22FE], 3272 [23FE], 4975 [8MR], 8342 [9AP], 8482, 8485 [10AP]

———War Powers Act requiring Presidential report to Congress on commitment of U.S. forces, 109 [23JA]

Leningrad trials: anniversary, 16792 [15JN]

Lerner, Aleksandr: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 16805 [15JN]

Levchenko, Stanislav: relief, 28172, 28176 [1OC]

Levin, Simon: efforts of family to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 22542 [6AU]

Libya: U.S. policy, 10749 [2MY]

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

Lipchin, Tzalo and Khaya: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 3069 [22FE]

Lithuania: anniversary of independence, 3703 [28FE], 3972 [29FE]

Malaysian Government: removal of New York Philharmonic piece, 24187 [10AU]

Marchenko, Valery: imprisonment in the Soviet Union, 6076 [20MR], 21566 [30JY]

McGovern, George: foreign policy, 1475-1481 [2FE]

Medicare: benefits to those living and traveling abroad (H.R. 4767), 2175 [7FE]

Merchant marine: eliminate U.S. cargo diversion (H.R. 1511), 14356 [24MY]

Mexico: apologize to President de la Madrid (H. Res. 506), 13132 [21MY]

———observance of Cinco de Mayo, 11060, 11073 [3MY], 25406 [13SE]

———proposed People-to-People program, 16275 [13JN]

———repayment policies for U.S. loans, 15079 [6JN]

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

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

Middle East: U.S. policy, 308-313 [24JA], 1977 [7FE], 14335 [24MY]

Mihailovich, Draza: tribute, 8287 [5AP]

Military assistance: U.S. policy, 3195, 3200 [23FE]

Military readiness: issues, 23165 [8AU]

Missile development: policy implications, 3244 [23FE], 10254 [26AP]

Mondale, Walter F.: foreign policy, 27966 [1OC]

———policy relative to use of miltary force, 26310 [20SE]

Money Laundering Penalties Act: enact (H.R. 6031), 21362 [26JY]

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

Multilateral development institutions: U.S. participation, 13460 [22MY]

Murzhenko, Alexsei: imprisonment in the Soviet Union, 17210 [19JN]

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

———development, 12481, 12491, 12493-12569 [16MY]

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

National Association of Pro America: position on various current issues, 9973 [25AP]

National Council of Young Israel: tribute, 6021 [20MR]

National Endowment for Democracy: Center for International Private Enterprise, 20384 [29JN]

———funding, 14584, 14594-14604 [31MY]

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

National Nutrition Monitoring and Related Research Act: enact (H.R. 4684), 24919 [11SE]

National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day: designate (H.J. Res. 392), 26186 [19SE]

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

National Tourism Week: designate (S.J. Res. 335), 25164 [12SE]

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

New Ireland Forum: commemorate efforts to resolve conflict in Northern Ireland (H. Con. Res. 274), 5582 [14MR]

———commend for efforts to find peaceful solution in Northern Ireland (H. Con. Res. 310), 13346-13361 [22MY]

Nicaragua: boycott of elections, 26174 [19SE]

———economic impact of funding U.S. activities, 16723 [15JN]

———human rights violations against the Miskito Indians, 15361 [7JN]

———military assistance, 13948-13954 [23MY]

———mining harbors, 8482, 8483, 8484, 8486 [10AP], 8794, 8795, 8796, 8797, 9001, 9025 [11AP], 9380, 9385, 9595, 9608, 9610 [12AP]

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

———response to letter by several Members opposing U.S. mining of harbors, 13436-13443 [22MY]

———restore funding for development assistance programs, 17626 [20JN]

———Sandinista involvement in illegal drug trafficking, 23623 [9AU]

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

———U.S. policy, 9380, 9383, 9385 [12AP], 10920, 10989-11000 [3MY], 12813 [17MY], 14233 [24MY], 14875 [5JN], 15360, 15364, 15367 [7JN], 16723 [15JN], 17009 [19JN], 17627 [20JN], 17644 [21JN], 21076 [25JY], 23615 [9AU], 24332 [5SE], 24792 [11SE], 25191 [12SE], 32605 [14NO]

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

———voting record in the U.N., 6077 [20MR]

Niklus, Mart: imprisonment in the Soviet Union, 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 arms control: proposed Congressional Research Service study of role in U.S. national security policy, 30766 [5OC]

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

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

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

Nuclear weapons: ban underground testing, 4239 [1MR], 31343 [10OC]

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

———proposed arms control agreements with the Soviet Union, 16998 [18JN], 17981 [21JN]

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

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

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

———Soviet competition, 16619 [14JN]

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

———women and the debate, 26926 [25SE]

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

Office of International Education and Foreign Language Studies: proposal to eliminate, 2436 [9FE]

Office of Refugee Resettlement: funding, 8464 [9AP]

Olympic games: establish a permanent site (H. Con. Res. 308), 12368 [15MY], 12489 [16MY]

———General Council for Unifying Olympic Team from North and South Korean formation, 12969 [18MY]

———tribute to 1984 participants, 24555 [6SE]

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

Outer Space Treaty of 1967, 31758 [10OC]

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

Pacific region: drug trafficking, 3312 [23FE]

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

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

———encourage free elections, 11067 [3MY]

———tribute to President-elect Nicolas Ardito-Barletta, 20342 [29JN]

Panama Canal: anniversary of construction, 23187 [8AU]

———proposal to settle pending vessel damages from accidents (H.R. 5373), 8635 [10AP]

Panama Canal Act: amend (H.R. 5655), 12358 [15MY], 32567 [12OC]

———amend (H.R. 6101), 23195 [8AU]

Paraguay: encourage efforts of people to reclaim and exercise their human rights (H. Con. Res. 265), 3966 [29FE]

———human rights violations, 15220 [6JN]

Paritsky, Alexander: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 26643 [24SE]

Persian Gulf: efforts to keep open, 5401 [13MR]

———use of U.S. weapons, 16750, 16757 [15JN]

Pevzner, Alexander: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 10790 [2MY]

Poland: amnesty for political prisoners, 21353 [26JY]

———U.S. policy, 15761 [11JN]

———violations of human rights, 21040 [25JY]

Poland and the Soviet Union: reduced postage on packages, 23203 [8AU]

Polish Constitution Day: observance, 10612 [1MY]

Polish Refugee Act: enact (H.R. 5465), 9631 [12AP]

Political parties: campaign rhetoric, 27183 [26SE]

Population and contraceptive research: encourage Federal investment (H.R. 5335), 10270 [26AP]

Ports: response to Canadian cargo diversion (H.R. 1511), 25554 [18SE]

POW's: compensation to former of World War II and Korean conflict (H.R. 6404), 30245 [4OC]

Priakhina, Irena: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 19003 [26JN]

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

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

———economic policy, 657 [26JA], 15749 [11JN], 15881 [12JN]

———foreign policy, 2318 [8FE], 8300, 8342, 8344 [9AP], 8482, 8485 [10AP], 9706 [24AP], 12982 [21MY]

Religious and political dissidents: human rights violations (H. Con. Res. 119), 30149 [4OC]

Religious minorities: persecution, 9616 [12AP]

Republican Study Committee: release of study, 11109-11113 [7MY]

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

Revitsky, Imre: labor camp commander in World War II, 24136 [10AU]

Romania: persecution of Hungarian minorities, 20367 [29JN]

———religious persecution of Iosif Stefanut, 7277 [30MR]

Rozenshtein, Grigory: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 11698 [9MY]

Sakharov, Andrei: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 13993 [23MY], 17210 [19JN]

———hunger strike, 12106 [14MY]

———verify health and safety in the Soviet Union, 20342 [29JN]

Salvadoran refugees: suspend deportation from U.S. (H.R. 4447), 8267, 8292 [5AP], 11027 [3MY], 12327 [15MY], 12856 [17MY]

Saudi Arabia: proposed U.S. sale of antiaircraft missiles, 4246 [1MR], 15998 [12JN]

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

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

2d Marine Division: tribute, 10393 [30AP]

Senderov, Valery: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 3704 [28FE]

Seoul, Korea: tribute to the Korean War Museum, 2662, 2664 [9FE]

Shevchenko, Taras: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 25691 [17SE]

Shikhanovich, Yuri: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 30226 [4OC]

Shnirman, Simon: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 4229 [1MR]

Shukhevych, Yuriy: imprisonment in the Soviet Union, 6492 [22MR], 6926 [28MR]

Shultz, Sec. of State: calling for resignation, 2959 [22FE]

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

Somalia: military assistance, 5184 [12MR]

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

———call on Sec. of State to disapprove opening of honorary consulates (H. Con. Res. 42), 9532 [12AP], 25898 [18SE]

———effects of foreign troops on settlement prospects, 11957 [10MY]

———governmental policy changes, 4772 [7MR]

———human rights violations, 28815 [2OC]

———Soviet intentions, 2166 [7FE]

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

———U.S. policy, 4638 14MR, 5490, 5491 14MR, 5538 [14MR], 6335 [22MR], 7424, 7425 [2AP], 9382 [12AP], 11924 [10MY], 24506 [6SE], 26182 [19SE]

South Korean airliner: anniversary of Soviet attack, 25266 [13SE]

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

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

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

Soviet Jews: efforts to emigrate, 6792 [27MR], 6937 [28MR], 14769, 14772 [31MY], 14868 [4JN], 14972 [5JN], 22544 [6AU], 24173 [10AU], 24354 [5SE], 24554, 24575 [6SE], 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 [3OC], 30719, 30753 [5OC]

———emigration policy, 3704 [28FE], 4229 [1MR], 5399 [13MR], 5867, 5872 [19MR], 6020, 6039, 6041, 6047, 6052 [20MR], 6475, 6478 [22MR], 8471 [9AP], 9626, 9627 [12AP], 9800 [24AP], 10017 [25AP], 10603 [1MY], 11036, 11075 [3MY], 11204 [7MY], 11471 [8MY], 11692 [9MY], 19424 [27JN], 20366 [29JN], 21372, 21373 [26JY], 21460 [27JY], 22075 [1AU], 22286, 22306 [2AU]

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

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

Soviet Union: abuses of Oleksiy Tykhy, 19444 [27JN]

———active measures and disinformation campaign, 24159 [10AU]

———arms control agreement compliance practices, 14666 [31MY]

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

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

———compliance with treaties governing delivery of international mail (H. Con. Res. 294), 16847 18JN-16854 [18JN]

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

———efforts of Aleksandr Lerner to emigrate, 16805 [15JN]

———efforts of Alexander Paritsky to emigrate, 26643 [24SE]

———efforts of Alexander Pevzner to emigrate, 10790 [2MY]

———efforts of Alexander Yakir to emigrate, 17634 [20JN], 25691 [17SE]

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

———efforts of Andrei Sakharov to emigrate, 13993 [23MY]

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

———efforts of Boris Chernobilsky and Simon Shnirman to emigrate, 4229 [1MR]

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

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

———efforts of Grigory Rozenshtein to emigrate, 11698 [9MY]

———efforts of Grigory Vasserman to emigrate, 6937 [28MR]

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

———efforts of Ilya Katz to emigrate, 4246 [1MR]

———efforts of Ilya Vaitzblit to emigrate, 2832 [21FE]

———efforts of Inna Kistrosskaya to emigrate, 12961 [18MY]

———efforts of Irena Priakhina to emigrate, 19003 [26JN]

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

———efforts of Lev Elbert to emigrate, 22306 [2AU], 27620 [27SE]

———efforts of Lev Gendin to emigrate, 4533 [5MR]

———efforts of Nedezhda Fradkova to emigrate, 9800 [24AP]

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

———efforts of Taras Shevchenko to emigrate, 25691 [17SE]

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

———efforts of Tatyana Ulanovsky to emigrate, 4708 [6MR]

———efforts of Victor and Irina Brailovsky to emigrate, 21461 [27JY], 26401 [20SE]

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

———efforts of Yaaokov Fink to emigrate, 28172 [1OC]

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

———efforts of Yosif Begun to emigrate, 5399 [13MR], 22544 [6AU], 26404 [20SE], 28827 [2OC]

———efforts of Yuri Shikhanovich to emigrate, 30226 [4OC]

———efforts of Yuri Shukhevych to emigrate, 6492 [22MR], 6926 [28MR]

———efforts of Yuri Tarnopolsky, and family to emigrate, 2380 [8FE], 8471 [9AP], 29648 [3OC]

———efforts of Zachar and Tatyana Zunshine to emigrate, 20461 [29JN]

———efforts of Zachar Zunshin to emigrate, 28177 [1OC]

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

———emigration policy, 3061 [22FE], 3292 [23FE], 19457, 19461 [27JN], 20461 [29JN]

———expansionist policies, 11043 [3MY]

———harassment of Ioffee Aleksander, 27813 [28SE]

———human rights violations, 6940 [28MR], 26921 [25SE]

———hunger strike of Andrei Sakharov, 12106 [14MY], 17210 [19JN]

———imprisonment of Alexsei Murzhenko, 17210 [19JN]

———imprisonment of Antanas Terleckas, 2830 [21FE]

———imprisonment of Felix Kochubievsky, 27616 [27SE]

———imprisonment of Mart Niklus, 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]

———imprisonment of Raoul Wallenburg, 2614 [9FE]

———imprisonment of Shmuel Zalmonson, 6318 [21MR]

———imprisonment of Valery Marchenko, 6076 [20MR], 21566 [30JY]

———International Parliamentary Group investigation of human rights violations, 20465 [29JN]

———propaganda methods, 14870 [4JN], 14971 [5JN]

———relief of Stanislav Levchenko, 28172, 28176 [1OC]

———religious persecution, 28166 [1OC]

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

———support of foreign policy activities by Greek Prime Minister Andreas Papandreou, 14232 [24MY]

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

———U.S. policy, 10920 [3MY], 13037-13043 [21MY], 19004 [26JN]

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

———verify health and safety of Andrei Sakharov, 20342 [29JN]

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

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

Space station: proposed manned, 639, 660 [26JA]

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

———U.S. policy, 9592 [12AP], 12971 [18MY]

Specialty steel industry: import relief program, 352 [24JA]

St. Patrick's Day: observance, 5822 [15MR]

START: arms negotiations issues, 12861 [17MY]

Stefanut, Iosif: religious persecution in Romania, 7277 [30MR]

Stinger missiles: prohibit U.S. sale to Jordan and Saudi Arabia, 5864 [19MR]

Syria-Soviet relationship, 2402 [9FE]

Tanzer, Herbert: Dr. Harris J. Levine Award recipient, 7905 [5AP]

Tarnopolsky, Yuri, and family: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 2380 [8FE], 8471 [9AP], 29648 [3OC]

``Teaching English in Scandinavia'': tribute to exhibit in rotunda of the Cannon Building, 3060 [22FE]

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

Terleckas, Antanas: imprisonment in the Soviet Union, 2830 [21FE]

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

———security issues, 32541 [12OC]

———U.S. policy, 17205 [19JN]

Thailand: human rights violations against refugees by the North Vietnamese, 14866 [4JN]

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

Timber industry: unemployment, 25099 [12SE]

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

Timor Island: permit access by international relief agencies, 11630 [9MY]

Torture: condemn existence in foreign nations, 19419 [27JN]

———implementation of policy in opposition to practice by foreign governments (S.J. Res. 320; H.J. Res. 605), 20411 [29JN]

———U.S. opposition to practice by any foreign government (H.J. Res. 605), 20552 [23JY], 24857, 24859, 24861 [12SE], 24862 [14SE]

Trade Act: specify actions of nonmarket economy countries in discouraging or preventing emigration (H.R. 4886), 2799 [21FE]

Trade agreements: selection of Members to serve as official advisers, 2433 [9FE]

Trade deficit: budget issues, 14768 [31MY]

———congressional hearings, 23210 [8AU]

———status, 11335 [8MY]

Trade legislation: recently reported, 27816 [28SE]

Turkey: anniversary of invasion of Cyprus, 9961-9972 [25AP], 10186 26AP, 10249, 10256 [26AP], 10393 [30AP], 10796 [2MY], 20555 [23JY], 21357, 21371 [26JY], 21570 [30JY], 21742 [31JY]

———human rights violations, 12098 [14MY]

———negotiation efforts with Cyprus, 18614 [25JN], 32595 [14NO]

———sale of F-5 fighter aircraft, 23169 [8AU]

Tykhy, Oleksiy: abuses in the Soviet Union, 19444 [27JN]

U.N.: authorize tax deduction for contributions (H.R. 5012), 4241 [1MR]

U.N. Fund for Drug Abuse Control: programs, 8276 [5AP]

U.N. International Conference on Population: issues and recommendations, 24334 [5SE]

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

U.S. credit extensions to foreign countries: impact on U.S. taxpayers, 8002 [5AP]

U.S. dollar: lower and stabilize international exchange value (H.J. Res. 585), 15252 [6JN]

U.S. history: review, 31414 [10OC]

U.S. leadership: importance of bipartisan unity, 2289 [8FE]

U.S. policy, 1475-1481 [2FE], 2782-2785 [21FE], 12198-12214 [15MY], 12481 [16MY], 14875 [5JN], 26058 [19SE]

———candidates statements, 8302 [9AP]

———review, 2286 [8FE]

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

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

U.S. weapons: sale and use, 16750, 16757 [15JN]

U.S.-Japan coal trade, 11904 [10MY]

U.S.-Mexico Joint Development Bank: establish (H.R. 5664), 12317 [15MY]

U.S.-Mexico trade relations: implement bilateral summit (H. Con. Res. 291), 9382 [12AP]

U.S.-Nicaraguan discussions, 14875 [5JN]

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

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

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.-sponsored scholarships: people of Central America and the Caribbean (H.R. 4677), 448 [26JA]

Ukrainian Independence Day: observance, 166 [23JA], 344 [24JA], 1178 [31JA]

Ulanovsky, Tatyana: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 4708 [6MR]

UNESCO: U.S. participation, 11632-11641 [9MY]

Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences: foreign military medical students, 14483 [30MY]

Uruguay: Presidential elections, 24551 [6SE]

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

Vaitzblit, Ilya: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 2832 [21FE]

Vasserman, Grigory: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 6937 [28MR]

Vatican: exchange Ambassadors with Israel, 4973 [8MR]

Wallenberg, Raoul G.: search, 2614 [9FE], 26180 [19SE]

Westport-Weston, CT: commemoration service for victims of the holocaust, 6070 [20MR]

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

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

Winter Olympic games: tribute to U.S. athletes, 3307 [23FE]

Witness for Peace: position on U.S. policy in Central America, 16781 [15JN]

World Bank: U.S. contribution, 18737 [26JN]

World Food Day: designate (H.J. Res. 556), 10586 [1MY]

———observance, 30282 [4OC]

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

World War II: designate 40th anniversary of Allied landings at Normandy, France (H.J. Res. 521), 6565 [26MR]

———prohibit payment of social security benefits to those deported from U.S. due to activities in association with the Nazi government (H.R. 4986), 3971 [29FE]

Yakir, Alexander: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 17634 [20JN], 25691 [17SE]

Yakir, Yevgeny, and family: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 19439 [27JN]

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

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

Zablocki, Clement J.: honored by Georgetown University, 14407 [30MY]

Zalmonson, Shmuel: imprisonment in the Soviet Union, 6318 [21MR]

Zimbabwe: human rights violations, 11963 [10MY]

———U.S. policy, 11646 [9MY]

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

Remarks in Senate

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

———humanitarian assistance, 21753 [1AU]

Africa: factfinding trip report, 3360-3361, 3363 [27FE]

———humanitarian assistance, 22629 [7AU]

African Development Foundation: authorizing appropriations (S. 2388), 4357 [5MR]

Agricultural commodities: trade embargoes, 3768-3781 [29FE], 4133-4135 [1MR], 23705-23706 [10AU]

Agricultural embargoes: economic impact, 240 [24JA]

AID: accounting of funding distribution, 4571 [6MR]

Alfonsin, Raul: inauguration as President of Argentina, 1304 [1FE]

American Institute for Contemporary German Studies: tribute, 25362 [13SE]

American Legion: support for U.S. foreign policy, 901 [30JA]

Americas in 1984—A Year for Decisions: report findings, 15338 [7JN]

Angola: diplomatic recognition, 14100 [24MY]

Antiboycott enforcement: Dept. of Commerce jurisdiction, 3392, 3393 [27FE]

———judicial review for civil violations, 3395-3397 [27FE]

Antisatellite weapons: moratorium, 12470 [16MY]

Ardito-Barletta, Nicolas: elected President of Panama, 20617 [24JY]

Argentina: economic assistance policy, 7725 [4AP], 8010 [5AP], 8529 [10AP]

———future of democracy, 5482 [14MR], 15875 [12JN]

Armed Forces: revise specific authority under War Powers Act (S. 2670), 12118-12120 [15MY]

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

Arms control: 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: Soviet violations, 12468 [16MY], 17380 [20JN], 17872 [21JN]

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

Bering Sea boundary: clarification, 20561 [24JY]

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

Brazilian Senate delegation: U.S. visit, 6135 [21MR]

Bulgaria: abuses of Customs Convention on the International Transport of Goods under cover of TIR Carnets (S. Con. Res. 131), 22136 [2AU]

———review of U.S. policy (S. 2904), 22134 [2AU]

Bunker, Ellsworth: tribute, 28978 [3OC], 30542, 30545 [5OC]

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

Caputo, Dante: U.S. visit of Argentine Foreign Minister, 9893 [25AP]

Caribbean Basin Initiative: private sector participation, 24677 [10SE]

Casasus, Guillermo C.: Cuban imprisonment, 26598-26600 [24SE]

Central America: bipartisan basis for aid program, 18602 [25JN]

———Contadora Group peace initiatives (H. Con. Res. 261), 20051 [29JN]

———Contadora peace process, 6451 [22MR], 7684-7723 [4AP], 8018-8044 [5AP], 11289 [8MY], 12189 [15MY], 12389 [16MY], 13296 [22MY], 19491 [28JN], 22559 [7AU], 26655, 26657 [25SE], 26970 [26SE], 27670 [28SE]

———economic assistance, 19622 [28JN]

———military assistance policy, 2555 [9FE], 7008-7034, 7036-7073 [29MR], 7187-7192 [30MR], 7340-7366 [2AP], 7453-7488 [3AP], 7667-7723 [4AP], 8018-8044, 8054, 8060-8066 [5AP], 8530-8543, 8546 [10AP], 9892 [25AP], 10065, 10066, 10111-10115 [26AP], 10327, 10328 [30AP], 11543 [9MY], 11711 [10MY], 13253 22MY, 13315 [22MY], 22631 [7AU], 22816 [8AU], 23222 [9AU]

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

———review economic and military assistance policy (S. Con. Res. 97), 5142 [12MR]

———U.S. policy, 10 [23JA], 4735 [7MR], 5253 [13MR], 26970 [26SE]

Central America Democracy, Peace, and Development Initiative Act: enact (S. 2347), 6436 [22MR]

Central American Development Organization: proposed, 17403 [20JN]

Chemical warfare agents: Soviet use (S. Res. 201), 2569, 2574 [9FE], 2862 [22FE]

Chile: restoration of democracy (S. Con. Res. 142), 25371 [13SE]

China, People's Republic of: acquisition of U.S. nuclear technology (S. 2518), 30468 [5OC]

———death rates during Great Leap Forward, 22651 [7AU]

———military capabilities, 8442 [9AP]

———nuclear export policies, 2204 [8FE], 2473 [9FE], 11495 [9MY]

———U.S. policy, 10165 [26AP], 10487, 10488 [1MY], 21546 [30JY], 30640-30641 [5OC]

———U.S. weapons export policies, 19688 [28JN]

———visit of President Reagan, 10416 [1MY], 10810, 10816 [3MY]

China, Republic of: impact of normalization of relations between People's Republic of China and U.S., 22765 [8AU], 23356 [9AU]

———martial law, 12427 [16MY]

———U.S. policy, 1886 [6FE], 4934 [8MR], 10165 [26AP], 10487, 10488 [1MY], 10840 [3MY]

Colombia: cooperative effort to combat drug trafficking, 6157 [21MR]

Computers: export controls, 22650 [7AU]

Congress: relationship with executive branch in formulation and implementation of foreign policy, 20486 [23JY]

Convention With France on the Transfer of Sentenced Persons: removal of secrecy injunction, 4209 [1MR]

Costa Rica: support neutrality (S. Con. Res. 147), 29177 [3OC]

———U.S. policy, 20162 [29JN]

Cuba: anniversary of revolution, 2729 [21FE]

———U.S. policy, 16911, 16913 [18JN]

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

———military assistance, 26222 [20SE]

———need to resolve conflict, 7879 [4AP], 21393 [27JY]

Cyprus, Turkish Federated State of: condemn independence declaration, 224 [24JA]

———independence declaration, 3379 [27FE]

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

Dept. of State: funding to enhance security in diplomatic missions, 29723 [4OC]

Dictators: alleged provision of bodyguards by U.S., 4735 [7MR]

Drugs: international drug trafficking, 5414 [14MR]

Eastern Europe: U.S. policy, 29918 [4OC]

Eastern Pacific Ocean Tuna Licensing Agreement: implementation (H.R. 5147), 26451 [21SE]

Economic assistance: reduce appropriations levels, 22728-22736 [8AU]

Economic conditions: relationship to foreign policy decisions, 4879-4881 [8MR]

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

———certification of human rights progress (H.R. 4042), Senate Legal Counsel intervention in action relative to pocket veto (S. Res. 313), 566 [26JA]

———certification requirements, 6835-6850 [28MR]

———certification requirements (H.R. 4656), 2473 [9FE], 2698 [21FE]

———certification requirements (H.R. 4656), debate procedure, 2280 [8FE]

———Committee on Appropriations hearing findings on military aid, 5839-5840 [19MR]

———congressional briefing on military assistance request, 6376 [22MR]

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

———death squads, 683 [27JA], 1249 [1FE], 5129 [12MR], 5482 [14MR], 6834 [28MR], 7039, 7044, 7072 [29MR], 7356 [2AP], 7454, 7479 [3AP], 8038 [5AP], 10629 [2MY], 14937 [5JN], 22742 [8AU]

———government mismanagement of humanitarian aid programs, 5252 [13MR]

———human rights violations, 22562 [7AU]

———military advisers, 23726 [10AU]

———observation of elections, 7878 [4AP]

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

———U.S. military assistance policy, 22736-22740 [8AU]

———U.S. military assistance policy, time-limitation agreement on H.R. 6040, 22726 [8AU]

———U.S. policy, 7872 [4AP], 8789 [11AP]

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

Export controls: Presidential use, 3406-3410 [27FE]

Export trade contracts: sanctity, 4119-4131 [1MR], 9358 [12AP]

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

Foreign assistance programs: authorizing supplemental appropriations (S. 2582), 14128 [24MY], 21772 [1AU]

———authorizing supplemental appropriations (S. 2582), star print of report, 10455 [1MY]

———funding, 28378-28383 [2OC], 28869, 28871-28873 [3OC], 29716-29723 [4OC], 31793 [11OC]

Foreign countries: implementation of U.S. policy of opposition to practice of torture (H.J. Res. 605), 26437 [21SE]

Foreign diplomats: lobbying efforts, 6182 [21MR]

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

Galbraith, Evan G.: statement on Federal Reserve Board monetary policies, 24194 [5SE]

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

Greek Independence Day—A National Day of Celebration of Greek and American Democracy: designate (S.J. Res. 247), 4924 [8MR], 5376 [13MR], 6537 [26MR]

———designate (S.J. Res. 247), placed on calendar, 5951 [20MR]

Greek War of Independence: anniversary, 6094 [21MR], 6858 [28MR]

Grenada: U.S. policy, 62 [23JA]

Haiti: human rights violations, 19689 [28JN]

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

Honduras: military facility construction, 2200-2204 [8FE], 3353 [27FE], 4050 [1MR], 8023-8044 [5AP], 15589 [8JN], 16179 [13JN], 22807 [8AU]

Hong Kong: agreement on future status, 27754 [28SE]

———economic future, 71 [23JA]

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

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

Inter-American Foundation: dismissal of Peter D. Bell, 1306 [1FE]

Inter-American Investment Corp.: increase participation (S. 2416), 5338 [13MR]

International agreements: ratification of sundry treaties, 18709, 18710 [26JN], 19504, 19512-19515 [28JN], 23244-23246 [9AU]

———ratification of sundry treaties, debate procedure, 19476 [28JN]

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

International Atomic Energy Agency: U.S. contribution, 28877 [3OC]

International Court of Justice: calling for President to withdraw modification of jurisdiction (S.J. Res. 271), 9247 [12AP]

———jurisdiction, 9247 [12AP], 11716 [10MY]

International Development Association: increase participation (S. 2416), 5338 [13MR]

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

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

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

International terrorism: Reagan administration plan to combat, 11713 [10MY]

———strengthen U.S. policy, 3398-3400 [27FE]

International Trade and Export Policy Commission: establish (S. 2576), 9301 [12AP]

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

Ireland, Northern: peace initiatives, 5721 [15MR], 13524 [23MY], 14183 [24MY]

Israel: free-trade agreement, 26003, 26025-26027, 26030 [19SE], 26234, 26239-26241, 26246, 26252 [20SE], 27838 [29SE]

———independence anniversary, 11223 [8MY], 20766 [25JY]

———leadership of Shimon Peres, 30854 [9OC]

———parliamentary elections, 20766 [25JY]

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

———U.S. policy, 12646 [17MY]

Israeli Knesset: Senate visit of Michael Kleiner, 12646 [17MY]

Japan: U.S. policy, 26414 [21SE]

Japan-U.S. Student Conference: tribute, 6523 [26MR]

Jerusalem: relocate U.S. Embassy (S. 2031), 902 [30JA], 3186 [23FE], 4928 [8MR]

Jordan: proposed arms sales, 5759 [15MR]

Juan Carlos (King of Spain): honorary degree recipient, 6443 [22MR]

Kim Dae Jung: possible arrest by South Korean Government, 27164 [26SE]

Kissinger Commission: assessment of economic assistance report, 2143-2145 [7FE]

———report assessment, 3720 [29FE]

Kohl, Helmut: visit of German Chancellor to Israel, 2079 [7FE]

Korea, Republic of: human rights policies, 12741 [17MY]

———proposed resolution of present political situation, 10382 [30AP]

Korean National Assembly: Senate visit of delegation, 9817 [25AP]

Latin America: economic crisis, 14954 [5JN]

———U.S. policy, 26971 [26SE]

Lebanon: day of remembrance for U.S. Marines killed in terrorist bombing, 32455 [14NO]

———redeployment of U.S. military troops (S. Res. 348), 2541 [9FE]

———Sec. of State Shultz' remarks relative to congressional debate of U.S. military presence, 4249 [2MR], 4568-4571, 4573-4575, 4577 [6MR], 4762 [7MR], 4881, 4882 [8MR]

———U.S. military presence, 397 [25JA], 765-768 [30JA], 961, 963, 968, 970 [31JA], 1240-1242, 1273 [1FE], 1561-1565 [2FE], 1784, 1804 [3FE], 1848 [6FE], 2109, 2148 [7FE], 2206 [8FE], 2552 [9FE], 3674 [28FE], 4249, 4250 [2MR], 6084 [21MR], 21575 [31JY]

———U.S. policy, 3844 [29FE], 4249, 4250 [2MR], 4568-4571, 4573-4575 [6MR], 4762 [7MR], 4881-4882 [8MR], 8448 [9AP]

———withdrawal of U.S. troops (S. Con. Res. 92), 1696-1697 [2FE]

Long Commission: report on U.S. military presence in Lebanon, 765-768 [30JA]

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

Mail: nondelivery in Soviet Union (S. Con. Res. 121), 15615 [11JN]

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

———study advisability and practicality of people-to-people program (H. Con. Res. 196), 31333 [10OC]

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

Middle East: peace initiative negotiations, 11505 [9MY]

———U.S. policies, 23395 [9AU], 26204-26206 [20SE]

Military assistance: funding, 28873-28877, 28879, 28888, 29096-29101 [3OC], 29724 [4OC], 31793, 31803 [11OC]

Miskito Indian Nation, Nicaragua: efforts to oppose Sandinista regime, 19491, 19494 [28JN], 22559 [7AU]

Mitterrand, Francois: tribute, 6403 [22MR]

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

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

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

National Academy of Peace: establish, 9900 [25AP]

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

National Endowment for Democracy: funding, 14987 [6JN], 19564-19586, 19594-19598 [28JN]

National objectives: assessment of U.S.-China issues, 2701-2703 [21FE]

National security: congressional involvement, 4606 [6MR]

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

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

———strategic reform, 4592 [6MR]

New Ireland Forum: commend participants (S.J. Res. 300), 13282 [22MY], 14183 [24MY]

———commend participants (S.J. Res. 300), placed on calendar, 13524 [23MY]

Nicaragua: Committee on Appropriations hearing findings on military aid, 5839-5840 [19MR]

———funding of intelligence activities, 28899-28923 [3OC]

———harbor mining, 8409 [9AP], 8530-8543, 8546 [10AP], 9079 [12AP], 10113 [26AP]

———harbor mining (H. Con. Res. 290), place on calendar, 10109 [26AP]

———human rights violations, 14937 [5JN]

———peace talk proposal by Catholic Church, 10488 [1MY], 13253 [22MY]

———personal impressions of Sarah Stookey, 11295 [8MY]

———political objectives of Sandinista government, 32440 [12OC]

———prohibit funding for support of terrorist activities, 28985-29000 [3OC]

———prohibitions on aid to freedom fighters, 31802, 31809 [11OC]

———religious persecution by Government, 12476 [16MY]

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

———U.S. policy, 27759 [28SE]

———views on recent events by Robert S. Leiken, 26622 [24SE], 29233 [3OC]

———withdrawal and resettlement of guerrillas, 16955 [18JN]

North Atlantic Assembly: subcommittee visit to Senate, 554 [26JA]

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

———export of components, 2728 [21FE], 3186, 3190 [23FE], 3616-3641 [28FE], 3729-3732 [29FE], 4105 [1MR], 4251 [2MR], 4878 [8MR], 5883 [20MR], 7001 [29MR], 7331 [2AP], 10326 [30AP], 10412 [1MY], 11970 [11MY], 17736-17739 [21JN], 18562, 18563 [25JN], 20469 [23JY], 28833 [3OC]

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

———proliferation, 18562, 18563 [25JN]

———proposed arms control initiatives, 12027 [14MY]

———U.S.-U.S.S.R. stockpile, 511 [26JA], 1565 [2FE], 4051 [1MR]

OAS: anniversary of Inter-American Commission on Human Rights, 27756 [28SE]

———student participation in annual general assembly for high schools, 920 [30JA]

Olympic games: establish permanent site (S. Con. Res. 114), 12447 [16MY]

———establish permanent site (S. Con. Res. 115), 12459 [16MY]

Panama: elections, 10494 [1MY]

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

Paraguay: human rights violations, 4577 [6MR]

People-to-People program advisability study (H. Con. Res. 196), placed on calendar, 30812 [9OC]

Persian Gulf: attacks on shipping, 12892 [18MY], 13142, 13145 [22MY], 14932 [5JN]

Persian Gulf area: multinational commitment to peace (S. Res. 411), 17071 [19JN]

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

Philippines: emergency economic assistance, 8361 [9AP]

———U.S. policy, 4596 [6MR]

Poland: authorize foreign assistance for agricultural activities (S. 3000), 25773 [18SE], 26222 [20SE], 26415 [21SE]

Political parties: bipartisan consensus in policymaking, 8252 [5AP]

Pope John Paul II: meeting with President Reagan, 10622 [2MY], 10910 [3MY], 14151 [24MY]

Radio Marti: freedom broadcasts to Cuba, 1054 [31JA]

Reagan, President: comparison of Lebanon and Iranian hostage crises, 27404 [27SE]

———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]

Rodriguez, Silvino: Cuban imprisonment, 26598-26600 [24SE]

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

Satellites: international search and rescue program, 25662 [17SE]

Senate Legal Counsel: intervention in action relative to Barnes, et al. v. Carmen, et al. (S. Res. 313), 566 [26JA]

Sino-American relations: Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies seminar, 6377 [22MR]

South Africa: apartheid and U.S. policy, 32073 [11OC]

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

———forced relocation of blacks, 27914 [29SE]

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

———human rights violations, 27761-27763 [28SE]

South Korean airliner: anniversary of Soviet attack, 9240 [12AP], 24196 [5SE]

Soviet Union: arms control doctrine, 24785 [11SE]

———arrest of U.S. citizens, 25721 [18SE]

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

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

———detente policy relative to Eastern Europe, 24583 [7SE]

———disinformation policy, 11973 [11MY], 12626 [17MY], 14141 [24MY], 18632 [26JN]

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

———foreign policy, 8610 [10AP], 19210 [27JN]

———funding for cultural and scientific exchanges (S. Con. Res. 137), 24255 [5SE]

———modify grain agreement, 25063 [12SE]

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

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

———strategic initiatives, 26293 [20SE]

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

———weapons production policy, 23645 [10AU]

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 stations: rescue operations (S. Con. Res. 129), 19671 [28JN]

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

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

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

Sri Lanka: deploring intercommunal acts of violence (S. Res. 403), 16167 [13JN]

———human rights violations, 23236 [9AU]

Strait of Hormuz: U.S. policy, 4310 [5MR]

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

Sumubila, Nicaragua: terrorist attacks, 19491 [28JN]

Sundquist, Representative: address on issues in Middle East, 5476 [14MR]

Tasmanian aborigines: extermination of race, 26648 [25SE]

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]

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

Terrorism: call for international negotiations to determine definition (S. Res. 473), 29179 [3OC]

Third World: U.S. supplies of weapons and ammunition, 12117 [15MY]

Torture: condemnation, 22483 [6AU]

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

Trade contracts: sanctity, 4133-4135 [1MR]

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

Turkey: efforts to control drug trafficking, 3846 [29FE]

———importance as NATO member, 3846 [29FE]

———military assistance policy, 21772 [1AU]

———U.S. policy, 5417 [14MR]

Turkish Cypriot community, Cyprus: condemn independence declaration, 224 [24JA]

———independence declaration, 3379 [27FE]

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

U.N.: funding for victims of torture program, 28879 [3OC]

———funding of terrorist activities, 23371 [9AU]

———post adjustment allowance for employees, 29064 [3OC]

———U.S. contributions, 9359 [12AP], 19618 [28JN]

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

U.S. Academy of Peace: establish, 7726 [4AP], 17499, 17503-17530 [20JN]

———establish (S. 564), 12182 [15MY], 15530 [8JN], 16772 [15JN], 27911 [29SE]

U.S. diplomatic missions: additional security measures (H.R. 6311), 30672 [5OC]

———funding to enhance security, 29066-29077 [3OC]

U.S. Institute of Peace: funding, 28362 [2OC]

U.S. military action: lack of support by NATO allies, 62 [23JA]

———press coverage, 62 [23JA]

U.S.-Mexican border area: economic assistance (S. 2588), 9872 [25AP]

U.S.-U.S.S.R.: balance of power, 19708 [28JN], 23645 [10AU]

U.S.-U.S.S.R. 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]

Uganda: human rights violations, 23219 [9AU]

University of South Carolina: Caribbean Basin Region Conference, 21774 [1AU]

Uruguay: human rights violations, 15873 [12JN]

USIA: distribution of film ``Peace, Friendship, and Freedom'' (S. 2371), 3811 [29FE], 13524 [23MY]

———role in countering propaganda, 2245 [8FE]

War Powers Act: Presidential policy restrictions, 7435 [3AP], 7658-7660, 7672-7684 [4AP], 8040-8041 [5AP], 12118-12120 [15MY], 14834 [4JN], 18704 [26JN]

Washington (DC) Post: coverage of Reagan administration Middle East policy decisions, 3674 [28FE]

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

Zimbabwe: human rights violations, 13470 [23MY]

Reports

Accomplishments and Activities: Subcommittee on Arms Control, Oceans, International Operations, and Environment, 30546-30551 [5OC]

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

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

Amend Trade Act To Renew Authority for Operation of Generalized System of Preferences: Committee on Finance (S. 1718) (S. Rept. 98-485), 14112 [24MY]

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

Americas in 1984—A Year for Decisions: Inter-American Dialogue, 19580-19583 [28JN]

Amnesty International Calls for Reforms To Protect Human Rights in China, 30743 [5OC]

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

Appropriated Funds Should Not Be Used to Mine Nicaragua's Waters (H. Rept. 98-678), 9026 [11AP]

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

Attack on Ocotal, Nicaragua: witness for peace program in Nicaragua, 28993 [3OC]

Attack on Waslala, Nicaragua: witness for peace program in Nicaragua, 28997 [3OC]

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

Beirut International Airport Terrorist Action (Long Commission): Dept. of Defense, 768-793 [30JA]

Business Records Located in Foreign Countries Admissibility as Evidence: Committee on the Judiciary (H.R. 5919) (H. Rept. 98-907), 21056 [25JY]

Caribbean Basin Promotion Center Accomplishments: Chicago Association of Commerce and Industry, 24677 [10SE]

Central America Military Assistance Policy: Committee on Appropriations, 7465 [3AP]

———National Bipartisan Commission on Central America, 8061 [5AP]

Challenges and Opportunities in U.S.-Japan Relations: U.S.-Japan Advisory Commission, 26414 [21SE]

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

Congressional Budget Act Waiver Regarding Eastern Pacific Ocean Tuna Fishing Agreement Implementation: Committee on the Budget (S. Res. 435; H.R. 5147), 25617 [17SE]

Contadora Nations: National Bipartisan Commission on Central America (excerpt), 7054 [29MR]

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

Controlled Substances Amendments Regarding Improvement of Forfeiture Provisions and Penalties: Committee on Ways and Means (H.R. 4901) (H. Rept. 98-845), 23610 [9AU]

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

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

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

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

Criminal Enforcement of Law Relating to Currency and Foreign Transactions Improvement: Committee on the Judiciary (H.R. 6031) (H. Rept. 98-984), 24319 [5SE]

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

Effectiveness of Labor Law Enforcement in Deterring Illegal Immigration: National Council of La Raza, 5799 [15MR]

El Salvador: Frank Graves, 6030-6033 [20MR]

———National Bipartisan Commission on Central America (excerpt), 11819 [10MY]

El Salvadoran Presidential Elections: William Perry, 9012 [11AP]

Election '84—Haitian Style—Mission Findings on Human Rights Violations: Americas Watch and the Lawyers' Committee for International Human Rights, 9608 [12AP]

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Federal Educational and Research Institutions, 17510 [20JN]

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Guerrilla War in El Salvador: Committee on Intellegence (Select) (excerpt), 9012 [11AP]

Harassment of Jews in the Soviet Union: R. L. Mintz, 12958 [18MY]

Highlights and Implications of the Urban Institute's Study on the Impact of Immigration on California, 6925 [28MR]

Human Rights in Latin America 1983—Haiti: Council on Hemispheric Affairs, 10589 [1MY]

Human Rights in Northern Ireland: Irish National Caucus, 3957-3959 [29FE]

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

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

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

Initiate Trust and Confidence Building Between U.S. and Russia: Committee on Foreign Relations (S. Res. 329) (S. Rept. 98-428), 10878 [3MY]

International Court of Justice: Committee on Foreign Relations (1946), 8532-8535, 8542 [10AP]

International Development Association, Increased U.S. Participation: Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs (H.R. 5336) (H. Rept. 98-981), 24083 [10AU]

International Family Planning (excerpt), 15366 [7JN]

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

International Office of the Vine and Wine, U.S. Participation: Committee on Foreign Relations (S. 2583) (S. Rept. 98-602), 25617 [17SE]

International Security and Development Assistance Programs: Committee on the Budget (S. 2582) (S. Res. 371), 11536 [9MY]

———Committee on Foreign Affairs (H. Rept. 98-628), 6292 [21MR]

———Committee on Rules (H. Res. 497) (H. Rept. 98-731), 11011 [3MY]

Justice and Human Rights: Frank Graves, 6928-6929 [28MR]

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

Law Schools With Courses in Dispute Resolution, 17512 [20JN]

Leading Foundations Working in the Area of Peace and Conflict Resolution, 17512 [20JN]

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

Medical Mission to Honduras: Othniel J. Seiden, 19494-19496 [28JN]

Military Assistance to El Salvador: congressional delegation to Central America (excerpt), 22740 [8AU]

———National Bipartisan Commission on Central America (excerpt), 1988, 1994 [7FE], 22737 [8AU]

Military Assistance to Guatemala: National Bipartisan Commission on Central America (excerpt), 2555 [9FE]

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

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

Nicaraguan Conflict: International League for Human Rights (excerpt), 32440 [12OC]

Nondelivery of U.S. Mail in Soviet Union: Committee on Foreign Relations (S. Con. Res. 121), 17575 [20JN]

Nonproliferation Implications of a Reduction in U.S. Nuclear Exports, 3634 [28FE]

Notes of the National Bipartisan Commission on Central America Report: Senator Inouye, 3721-3723 [29FE]

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

Panetta Amendment—New Bracero Program: Bureau for Social Science Research, 24097 [10AU]

Patterns of International Terrorism: Dept. of State (excerpt), 7717, 7719 [4AP]

Peace Initiatives for Northern Ireland: New Ireland Forum, 10830-10838 [3MY]

Peaceful Coexistence of States With Different Social Systems—Marxist Language Translation Into English: Charles T. Baroch, 6774-6776 [27MR]

Peaceful Solution in Northern Ireland: New Ireland Forum, 13349-13356, 13359 [22MY]

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

Political Solution in Central America: National Bipartisan Commission on Central America (excerpt), 9012 [11AP]

Political Violence and Fraud Rumors Threaten Legitimacy of Guatemalan Elections: Council on Hemispheric Affairs, 16609 [14JN]

Politics and Power in Honduras, 9554 [12AP]

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

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

Private U.S. Observers Agree Salvador Election Free and Honest, 12318 [15MY]

Reaction to the Caribbean Basin Initiative: Frank Graves, 7151 [29MR]

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

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

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

Regional Cooperation in Peace and Security in Central America and the Caribbean: International Peace Academy, 16801-16803 [15JN]

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

Report From Afghanistan: Medecins sans Frontieres, 21976 [1AU]

Role of U.S. Armed Forces in Lebanon: President Reagan, 2699-2701 [21FE]

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

Scientific Exchange Activities With the U.S.S.R., 2533 [9FE]

Seek Discontinuance of Practices Restricting Free Flow of Travel Literature from U.S.: Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation (S. Res. 373), 14833 [4JN]

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]

Shocking Abuses of Justice in Northern Ireland: Eugene Turner, 3947 [29FE]

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

Soviet Military Power: Dept. of Defense (excerpt), 17382 [20JN]

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 (excerpt), 17382, 17394, 17400, 17402, 17414, 17425 [20JN]

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

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

Test Ban Treaty: Jack Evernden, 17425 [20JN]

———Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (excerpt), 17425 [20JN]

———Lynn Sykes, 17425 [20JN]

Torture in the Eighties—Uruguay: Amnesty International, 15874 [12JN]

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

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

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

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

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

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

Trip to Grenada From April 13 Through April 15, 1982: Representative Dellums to the Committee on Armed Services, 9944-9950 [25AP]

Trip to Poland, Czechoslovakia, and Hungary: Arnold A. Saltzman, 17974 [21JN]

U.S. Economic and Security Assistance in Central America: Senators Johnston and Chiles, 13543-13547 [23MY]

U.S. Embargoes on Agricultural Exports—Implications for the U.S. Agricultural Industry and U.S. Exports: ITC (excerpt), 241-242 [24JA], 3779 [29FE]

U.S. Foreign Language Capability: National Commission on Excellence in Education (excerpt), 3212 [23FE]

U.S. Military Construction in Central America and the Caribbean: Dept. of Defense, 13133 [21MY]

U.S. Military Policy Toward Central America: Committee on Foreign Relations, 9079-9081 [12AP]

———Stanley Foundation, 1955-1957 [6FE]

U.S. Policy in El Salvador: Robert Rivard (excerpt), 22155 [2AU]

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

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

U.S. War in Nicaragua: National Peace Vigil in Nicaragua, 28996 [3OC]

Use of Torture in Foreign Countries: Amnesty International (excerpt), 22484 [6AU]

USIA Role, U.S. Advisory Commission on Public Diplomacy, 2245-2256 [8FE], 2801 [21FE]

Visit to Central America: Representative Alexander, 10747 [2MY]

Witness for Peace to Nicaragua, Illinois-Wisconsin Delegation, 26178 [19SE]

World Food Day Office Activities and Plans 1983-84, 10586-10588 [1MY]

Reports to constituents

Hamilton, Lee H.: Konstantin Chernenko, 4542 [5MR]

Resolutions by organizations

Endorsement of Contadora initiative in Central America: Socialist International, 11289 [8MY]

Honoring Polish Government-in-exile: Polish National Council, 26187 [19SE]

Independence declaration of the Turkish Federated State of Cyprus: U.N., 29099 [3OC]

International Court of Justice jurisdiction: American Society of International Law, 9248 [12AP]

Ratification of the International Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide, 24505 [6SE]

Saluting the Chinese Olympic Delegation, 22314 [2AU]

Search for Raoul G. Wallenberg: Philadelphia Bar Association, 26181 [19SE]

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

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

U.N. Security Council denounces secessionist Turkish-Cypriot State, 14563 [30MY]

U.S. Academy of Peace: First Christian Church, Morgantown, WV, 17514 [20JN]

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

Rulings of the Chair

International Security and Development Cooperation Act: enact (H.R. 5421), 11385 [8MY]

Schedules

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

Statements

Acid Rain: EPA Administrator Ruckelshaus (excerpt), 10617 [1MY]

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

American Foreign Policy and the Crisis of Democratic Party Incompetence: Frank Grigorski, 10765 [2MY]

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

Armenian Genocide: Permanent People's Tribunal (excerpt), 14742 [31MY]

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

———(sundry excerpts), 32334 [11OC]

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

———Representative Hubbard, 24065 [10AU]

Arms Control Negotiations of 1961, 17186 [19JN]

Ballistic Missile Defense Strategy (excerpt), 28702 [2OC]

Belfast Riots: Martin Abend, 26173 [19SE]

Bloody Sunday II in Belfast—Story Told: Martin Galvin, 25926-25928 [18SE]

Bulgaria and Narcotics—Interlocking Web of Subversion: Paul Henze, 16773-16774 [15JN]

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

Central America Contadora Peace Process: sundry, 7695, 7705 [4AP]

Central America Military Assistance Policy: sundry, 7015, 7052, 7065 [29MR], 7342 [2AP], 7454, 7478 [3AP], 7684, 7687, 7690 [4AP], 8018, 8061 [5AP], 8414, 8417 [9AP], 8531 [10AP]

Central America—Broomfield-Murtha Amendment: House Republican Policy Committee, 11841 [10MY]

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

Chemical and Toxin Weapons Use in Afghanistan and Southeast Asia, Jeane J. Kirkpatrick, 2864 [22FE]

Classification of Iranian Bahai Refugees Applying for Admission to the U.S.: Firuz Kazemzadeh, 24921 [11SE]

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

Compensation to Former Prisoners of War of World War II and Korean Conflict (H.R. 6404) (sundry excerpts), 30245 [4OC]

Conflict in Northern Ireland: Martin Galvin, 6029 [20MR]

Conflict in Northern Ireland—Response to Address by Irish Prime Minister Garret FitzGerald: Gerry Adams, 6048-6050 [20MR]

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

Create Streamlined Joint Committee on Intelligence: Representative Hyde (excerpt), 22287 [2AU]

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

Day of Sorrow and Irreconcilability: Congress of Russian-Americans, Inc., 31098 [9OC], 31751 [10OC], 32597 [14NO]

Death Squads in El Salvador: Jose Napoleon Duarte, 11830 [10MY]

———U.S. officials, 11821 [10MY]

Declaration of Freedom: Cuban exiles, 139 [23JA], 933 [30JA]

Delivery of International Mail: Representative Gilman (excerpt of response to Soviet statement), 22324 [3AU]

———Soviet Union (excerpt), 22324 [3AU]

———U.S. delegation to Universal Postal Union Congress (excerpt of response to Soviet statement), 22324 [3AU]

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

Democratic Foreign Policy (sundry), 11421-11423, 11425-11437 [8MY]

Denouncing Attacks Against Polish Lawyers and Political Trials of Solidarity Advisors, 21041 [25JY]

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

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

Domestic and Foreign Policy Agenda: Jewish Community Relations Council of New York, Inc., 5547 [14MR]

Drug Trafficking in the Pacific Region: Representative Gilman, 3312 [23FE]

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

Efforts of Ida Nudel To Emigrate From the Soviet Union (sundry excerpts), 6491 [22MR]

El Salvador Government Killing of Civilians: Amnesty International, 1988 [7FE]

———Fermin G. Guardado, 1988 [7FE]

El Salvador Presidential Election: U.S. observer delegation, 11872 [10MY]

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

Export Trade Contracts Sanctity: American Farm Bureau Federation, 4125 [1MR]

Feeding the Crocodile: Winston S. Churchill, 4880 [8MR]

Foreign Assistance for Polish Agricultural Activities (S. 3000): Alfred L. Abramowicz, 26223 [20SE]

———Edward J. Derwinski, 26224 [20SE]

———Joseph F. Mytych, 26223 [20SE]

———Myra Lenard, Polish American Congress, 26224 [20SE]

Foreign Assistance Substantiation: Senator Pell, 3590 [28FE]

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

Framework for a Comprehensive Settlement of the Cyprus Problem, 15236 [6JN]

Freedom Fighters of Afghanistan Look to U.S. for Hope: Committee for a Free Afghanistan, 11644 [9MY]

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

Guerrilla Movement in El Salvador: Jeane Kirkpatrick (excerpt), 11866 [10MY]

Honduran Military Facility Construction: Senator Pell, 8029 [5AP]

———Senator Sasser, 8028 [5AP]

Honduras Training Exercises: Comptroller General (excerpt), 18537 [25JN]

Hostage Crises: President Reagan (sundry excerpts), 27404 [27SE]

How To Sway a Country Toward War: Hermann Goering, 24938 [11SE]

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

Human Rights and American Foreign Policy: Allard K. Lowenstein, 5473-5476 [14MR]

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

Human Rights in Cuba: Elliott Abrams (excerpts), 24572 [6SE]

Human Rights in the Soviet Union: Jewish Community Relations Council, 9631 [12AP]

Human Rights Negotiations: President Reagan (excerpt), 10048 [26AP]

Human Rights Violations in Nicaragua: Commission on Human Rights of Nicaragua, 14940-14942 [5JN]

I Want Your Help: Jose Napoleon Duarte, 11816 [10MY]

Immigration Reform Legislation: Pacific and Asian American Center for Theology and Strategies, 6063 [20MR]

Impact of Establishment of Honduran Military Training Facility on Temistocles Ramirez de Arellano, 16180 [13JN]

Impact of Population Growth on National Economic Development: President Soeharto of Indonesia, 19966 [28JN]

Independence Declaration of the Turkish Federated State of Cyprus: Dept. of State, 29099 [3OC]

Indian-American Forum for Political Education, 25393 [13SE]

Indochina Policy Restrictions: Henry A. Kissinger, 8040 [5AP]

International Court of Justice Jurisdiction: Forrest C. Donnell (1946), 9248 [12AP]

International Parliamentary Assembly Action Plan, 24335 [5SE]

International Security Assistance to Cyprus: Pierre Oberling, 6564 [26MR]

International Treaties (sundry), 31216 [10OC]

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

Israeli Free-Trade Agreement: William E. Brock, U.S. Trade Representative (excerpt), 26253 [20SE]

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

Justice for Cyprus—Ten Years of Turkish Occupation Must End: Republic of Cyprus, 22060 [1AU]

Language Competence and Cultural Awareness in the U.S.: Council for Language and Other International Studies, 2646 [9FE]

———Joint National Committee for Languages, 2646 [9FE]

Latest Violation on Pakistani Territory, 4557 [5MR]

Lawyers on the MX Missile, 15975 [12JN]

Locating U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem: Senator Lautenberg, 3186 [23FE]

Meeting of Latin American Foreign Ministers and Financial Authorities To Discuss International Debt Crisis: several Latin American Presidents, 14954 [5JN]

Meeting With Andrei A. Gromyko: Walter F. Mondale (excerpts), 25563 [17SE]

Message to the People of Korea and Friends Abroad: Kim Young-Sam, 22708 [8AU]

Mexico City Declaration on Population and Development Adopted at the U.N. International Conference on Population, 24334 [5SE]

Middle East Policies: Michael Kleiner, 12647 [17MY]

Militarization: Kissinger Commission, 16957 [18JN]

Monroe Doctrine (sundry excerpts), 14271 [24MY]

Moral Offensive in Central America: Jesse Jackson (sundry), 20430-20432 [29JN]

Moving the U.S. Embassy in Israel to Jerusalem: George F. Will, 6561 [26MR]

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

National Endowment for Democracy: Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, USIA, 19595 [28JN]

———sundry excerpts, 19578, 19579, 19586 [28JN]

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

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

National Tourism Week, 25164-25166 [12SE]

Nicaraguan Elections: Gioconda Belli, 32441 [12OC]

Nicaraguan Involvement in Drug Trafficking: Dept. of Justice, 23624 [9AU]

Nicaraguan militarization: Kissinger Commission, 16957 [18JN]

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

Nonintervention: John Stuart Mill, 16958 [18JN]

Northern Ireland—New Ireland Forum: Dept. of State, 13283 [22MY]

Nuclear Freeze (sundry), 12494 [16MY]

Nuclear Proliferation and U.S. National Security Interests: Senator Cranston, 18563-18567 [25JN]

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

Peace in Our Time: Winston S. Churchill (excerpt), 18581 [25JN]

Peace Plan for Northern Republic of Cyprus: President Rauf R. Denktas, 5557 [14MR]

Peaceful Solution in Northern Ireland: Garret FitzGerald, 13358 [22MY]

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

Personal Account of Sandinista Torture: Prudencio Baltodano, 13949 [23MY]

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

Political Unrest in Nicaragua: Catholic bishops of Nicaragua, 10767 [2MY], 10989 [3MY]

———(sundry excerpts), 10989 [3MY]

———sundry foreign ministers of Central American nations, 10562 [1MY]

Population Growth: John D. Rockefeller III, 19966 [28JN]

Population in the Context of Resources and Development: Representative Burdick, 24066 [10AU]

———Representative Hubbard, 24066 [10AU]

Predicting Results of ``Bipartisan'' Commission To Study Problems in Latin America: Representative Jacobs, 126 [23JA]

President Reagan's Economic and Foreign Policies: Representative O'Neill, 9381 [12AP]

Presidential Powers and Foreign Relations: John Marshall, 9528 [12AP]

———Thomas Jefferson, 9527 [12AP]

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

Prison Conditions, Cuban political prisoners, 26599 [24SE]

Proposals for Peace: Woodrow Wilson (1918 excerpt), 2693 [21FE]

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

Public Attitudes Toward Refugees and Immigrants—Refugee Communities in the U.S. (sundry organizations), 16794 [15JN]

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

Redeployment of U.S. Troops in Lebanon: President Reagan, 2148 [7FE], 2554 [9FE]

Refugee and Immigration Policy: Philip Randolph Institute, 16798 [15JN]

Religious Rights in Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union: Senator Percy, 16334 [13JN]

Removal of U.S. Troops in Lebanon: Dept. of Defense Commission (excerpts), 168 [23JA]

———President Reagan (excerpts), 168 [23JA]

———Subcommittee on Investigations (excerpts), 168 [23JA]

Report of the New Ireland Forum: Friends of Ireland in Congress, 13283 [22MY]

Sakharovs: Dept. of State, 12330 [15MY]

SALT Agreements: Eugene Rostow, 17381 [20JN]

SALT II Negotiations: Dept. of State, 17398 [20JN]

———Jimmy Carter, 17390 [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]

Security Assistance for Greece and Turkey: President Reagan, 11566 [9MY]

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

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 Position on Civil Rights: Delegations of the USSR, 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, 17386, 17390 [20JN]

———Dept. of State, 17394 [20JN]

———Harold Brown, 17390 [20JN]

———Henry A. Kissinger, 17390 [20JN]

———President Reagan, 17390, 17392 [20JN]

———SALT Standing Consultative Commission, 17386 [20JN]

———Senator Warner, 17388 [20JN]

St. Patrick's Day Message: Friends of Ireland in the Congress, 5572 [14MR]

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

Statement of Principle on Press Access to Military Operations: American Newspaper Publishers Association, 1372 [1FE]

Strategic Approaches to Military Problems: Harold Saunders (excerpt), 17507 [20JN]

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]

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

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

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

Terrorist Activities in Nicaragua (sundry), 28989 [3OC]

Test Ban Treaty: U.S. Air Force, 17425 [20JN]

Trade, Debt, and U.S.-Brazilian Economic Relations: Brazil-U.S. Business Council members (sundry), 14021-14023 [23MY]

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

———Senator Percy, 29098 [3OC]

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

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

U.S. Academy of Peace: John Ashbrook, 17521 [20JN]

———(sundry excerpts), 16772 [15JN]

U.S. Cargo Diversion Problem (H.R. 1511): John Bowers, 14356 [24MY]

U.S. Citizens' Correspondence With Foreign Governments (sundry), 10557-10562 [1MY]

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

U.S. Embassy Move in Israel: Representative McCloskey, 9994 [25AP]

———Richard A. Hellman, 13117 [21MY]

———Senator Moynihan, 3700 [28FE]

U.S. Foreign Language Capability: (sundry), 3206, 3217 [23FE]

U.S. Foreign Policy: Frank Church (excerpt), 9960 [25AP]

———Harry S. Truman, 13039 [21MY]

———Mario M. Cuomo, Governor of New York (sundry excerpts), 20538, 20539 [23JY]

———(sundry), 1476 [2FE], 13031 [21MY]

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

U.S. Participation in UNESCO (sundry), 11633-11639 [9MY]

U.S. Policy in Central America: John F. Kennedy, 9012 [11AP]

———Philadelphia, PA, area lawyers, 9772 [24AP]

———President Reagan (excerpt), 11815 [10MY]

———Representative Frank, 9764 [24AP]

———Robert Strauss, 9011 [11AP]

———several Protestant leaders, 3574 [28FE]

U.S. Policy in Lebanon: James R. Schlesinger, 2553 [9FE]

———Representative O'Neill, 1480 [2FE]

———Under Sec. of State Eagleburger, 1768 [2FE]

U.S. Response to the Soviet Position on Civil Rights, 22318 [2AU]

U.S. Role in Developing Countries (excerpt), 26372 [20SE]

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

———(sundry excerpts), 19004 [26JN]

U.S.-U.S.S.R. 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]

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]

Wars v. Revolutions: Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr., 16939 [18JN]

World Agriculture and International Trade Policy: Donald E. Nordlund, 23210 [8AU]

World Hunger: Representative de la Garza, 2969 [22FE]

World of Peace: John F. Kennedy, 7439 [3AP]

Worldwide Full Employment: Representative Hawkins, 24067 [10AU]

Studies

Human Rights in Chile in 1983: David B. Lawrenz, 17614 [20JN]

IMF and the ``Debt Bomb''—Little Boy Who Cried Wolf: George Mason University, 4708 [6MR]

Interpretations of the Logan Act: Library of Congress (excerpt), 13438 [22MY]

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

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

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

Summaries

Cartagena Convention, 23244 [9AU]

Committee Action on H.R. 6311, To Combat International Terrorism, 27994 [1OC]

Continued U.S. Strategic Cutbacks Under Sec. of Defense Weinberger, 17392 [20JN]

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

Diplomatic Security and Counterterrorism Efforts: Committee on Foreign Affairs, 27997 [1OC]

Humanitarian Assistance to Africa: Bread for the World, 22630 [7AU]

Immigration Reform Act, 3010-3012 [23FE]

Thai Prisoner Transfer Treaty, 23244 [9AU]

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

Tables

Aid to El Salvador, 7671 [4AP], 11819 [10MY]

Casualties incurred by U.S. military personnel in Vietnam, 7019 [29MR]

Detention of alien witnesses, 3934 [29FE]

DSAA foreign military and construction sales for fiscal year 1983 and estimates for fiscal years 1984-85: Dept. of Defense (sundry), 5818-5820 [15MR]

Economic and military statistics—Central America and the U.S., 10 [23JA]

Economic sanctions use for foreign policy goals: 1914-83, 3407, 3408 [27FE]

Fiscal year 1985 proposed voluntary contributions to the International Atomic Energy Agency, 28878 [3OC]

Foreign assistance appropriations, 26735 [25SE]

Foreign assistance—comparative aid levels, 22731 [8AU]

Jewish emigration from the Soviet Union, 26866 [25SE]

Military assistance program—budget authority, 29136 [3OC]

Number of 18- and 19-year-old males required—Selective Service System, 4552 [5MR]

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]

Suppliers to the international commercial nuclear market, 3633, 3635 [28FE]

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

U.S. agricultural trade partners, 23705 [10AU]

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

U.S. contributions to international organizations, 19593 [28JN]

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

United Nations Fund for Drug Abuse Control—status of cash contributions pledged or received (sundry), 8276 [5AP]

Where emergency food aid to Africa will be used, 11074 [3MY]

Telegrams

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

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

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

Request for U.S. economic and military assistance: Jose Napoleon Duarte, 11816 [10MY]

Soviet efforts to circulate disinformation: Dept. of State, 11974 [11MY]

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

Testimonies

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

Condemn Iranian Government's Persecution of the Bahais (H. Con. Res. 226): Said Eshraghi, 11933 [10MY]

Copper Import Protection: Representative McNulty, 12332 [15MY]

Defense Authorization: Representative Dorgan, 12852 [17MY]

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

Intelligence Opportunities Based on Language Skills Are Increasing: Richard Larkin, 3208 [23FE]

Location of U.S. Embassy in Israel: Thomas A. Dine, 12092-12094 [14MY]

Northern Ireland Conflict: Michael Farrell, 15774 [11JN]

———Mrs. Eilis Kelly, 15775 [11JN]

Talent Bank of Bilingual People Needs Improvement: Craig Wilson, 3208 [23FE]

U.S. Policy in Central America: Sol M. Linowitz, 9773 [24AP]

Texts of

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

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

H. Con. Res. 192, bring question of Baltic States self-determination before U.N. Commission on Human Rights, 16440 [14JN]

H. Con. Res. 220, condemning declaration of independence by Turkish Federated State of Cyprus, 1836 [3FE]

H. Con. Res. 242, establish a U.N. peacekeeping force to replace the multinational peacekeeping force in Lebanon, 1482 [2FE]

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

H. Con. Res. 261, Contadora Group peace initiatives in Central America, 10519 [1MY]

H. Con. Res. 265, encourage efforts of people of Paraguay to reclaim and exercise their human rights, 3966 [29FE]

H. Con. Res. 290, prohibit funds for purpose of mining waters of Nicaragua, 9481 [12AP]

H. Con. Res. 294, investigate Soviet interception of international mail, 10248 [26AP], 16847 [18JN]

H. Con. Res. 310, commend efforts of New Ireland Forum to find peaceful solution in Northern Ireland, 13346 [22MY]

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. 347, U.S. sale of F-5 fighter aircraft to Turkey, 23170 [8AU]

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

H. Res. 370, call for President Reagan's impeachment in wake of Grenada invasion, 5581 [14MR]

H. Res. 506, proposed U.S. apology to President of Mexico, 13132 [21MY]

H.J. Res. 459, requiring U.S. marines in Lebanon be reembarked on ships of the Sixth Fleet, 757 [30JA]

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

H.J. Res. 556, designate World Food Day, 10588 [1MY]

H.J. Res. 585, lower and stabilize international exchange value of the dollar, 15252 [6JN]

H.J. Res. 605, opposition to the practice of torture by any foreign government, 20552 [23JY]

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

H.R. 3726, permit use of firefighting forces of foreign nations and the reimbursement of such forces for costs incurred in fighting wildfires, 25536 [17SE]

H.R. 4504, rotate chairmanship of Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe between Senate and House, 1995 [7FE]

H.R. 4656, certification requirements with respect to El Salvador, 1981 [7FE]

H.R. 4767, providing medicare benefits to those living and traveling abroad, 2176 [7FE]

H.R. 4816, taxation of domestic corporations established in foreign countries, 2635 [9FE]

H.R. 4863, emergency assistance for Africa, 2639 [9FE]

H.R. 4986, prohibit payment of social security benefits to those deported from U.S. due to activities in association with the Nazi government in World War II, 3972 [29FE]

H.R. 5012, authorize tax deduction for contributions to the United Nations, 4242 [1MR]

H.R. 5396, tribute to Draza Milailovich, 8287 [5AP]

H.R. 5399, Intelligence Authorization Act, 22150 [2AU]

H.R. 5577, participation in Central America peace initiatives, 11005 [3MY]

H.R. 5632, prohibit deployment of U.S. combat troops and funding of paramilitary operations in Central America, 11658, 11699 [9MY]

H.R. 5655, Panama Canal Act amendment, 12359 [15MY]

H.R. 5791, American Footwear Act, 24920 [11SE]

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

H.R. 5901, repeal waiver of most-favored-nation status of nonmarket economy countries, 17220 [19JN]

H.R. 6031, Money Laundering Penalties Act, 21363 [26JY]

H.R. 6311, combat international terrorism, 27991 [1OC]

Logan Act (1799 excerpt), 13438 [22MY]

Neutrality Act (excerpt), 9500 [12AP]

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

S. 2371, USIA distribution of film ``Peace, Friendship, and Freedom'', 3811 [29FE], 13524 [23MY]

S. 2388, authorizing appropriations for the African Development Foundation, 4357 [5MR]

S. 2416, increase participation in the International Development Association and the Inter-American Investment Corp., 5338 [13MR]

S. 2670, revise specific authority under War Powers Act, 12119 [15MY]

S. 2904, review of U.S. policy toward Bulgaria, 22135 [2AU]

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

S. Con. Res. 92, withdrawal of U.S. troops from Lebanon, 1696 [2FE]

S. Con. Res. 97, Central America Democracy, Peace, and Development Initiative Act economic and military assistance policy review, 5143 [12MR]

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

S. Con. Res. 114, establish permanent site for Olympic Games, 12447 [16MY]

S. Con. Res. 115, establish permanent site for Olympic games, 12459 [16MY]

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. 129, space station rescue operations, 19671 [28JN]

S. Con. Res. 131, relating to Bulgarian abuses of Customs Convention on the International Transport of Goods under cover of TIR Carnets, 22136 [2AU]

S. Con. Res. 137, funding for cultural and scientific exchanges between U.S. and Soviet Union, 24255 [5SE]

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

S. Con. Res. 142, restoration of democracy in Chile, 25372 [13SE]

S. Con. Res. 147, support neutrality of Costa Rica, 29177 [3OC]

S. Res. 201, Soviet use of chemical warfare agents, 2574 [9FE], 2863 [22FE]

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

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

S. Res. 313, Senate Legal Counsel intervention in action relative to Barnes, et al. v. Carmen, et al., 567 [26JA]

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

S. Res. 348, multinational peacekeeping force in Lebanon, 2541 [9FE]

S. Res. 403, deploring intercommunal acts of violence in Sri Lanka, 16167 [13JN]

S. Res. 411, multinational commitment to peace in the Persian Gulf area, 17072 [19JN]

S. Res. 440, modify U.S.-Soviet grain agreement, 24780 [11SE]

S. Res. 449, condemn Nicaraguan Government for drug trafficking, 26277 [20SE]

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

S. Res. 473, call for international negotiations to determine definition of terrorism, 29179 [3OC]

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

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

S.J. Res. 227, designate National Women's Veterans Recognition Week, 25164 [12SE]

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. 247, Greek Independence Day—A National Day of Celebration of Greek and American Democracy, 6537 [26MR]

S.J. Res. 300, New Ireland Forum participants commendation, 13283 [22MY], 14184 [24MY]

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

S.J. Res. 335, designate National Tourism Week, 25166 [12SE]

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

Transcripts

Martian Odyssey: Arthur C. Clarke, 31164 [10OC]

SALT II Negotiating Record (excerpt), 17398 [20JN]

Treaties

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

Ratification for sundry treaties, 18709 [26JN], 19515, 19516 [28JN]

Rio Treaty (excerpt), 8420 [9AP]

Security Treaties for Central America—Draft, 7696-7701 [4AP]

U.S.-U.S.S.R. space cooperation agreements (1977), 2532 [9FE]