DEPARTMENT OF STATE related term(s) Secretary of State

Addresses

Aid to Contras: Representative Bonior, 5837 [20MR]

Aid to the Nicaraguan Resistance: Democratic response to the President, 3999 [6MR]

American Politics and the Mideast: Elmer Berger, 12008 [22MY]

Call for Removal of Foreign Forces From Cyprus: A.J. Jacovides, 22757 [10SE]

Canada-U.S. Relationship Today—A Crucial Moment of Opportunity: J. Duncan Edmonds, 8255-8260 [22AP]

Comprehensive Ban on Atomic Weapons Testing: John F. Kennedy (sundry excerpts), 15649 [25JN]

Democratic Response to President Reagan's South Africa Address: Representative William H. Gray III, 18024 [29JY]

Does South Africa Have a Future?: Alan L. Keyes, 21579-21582 [14AU]

Guatemalan Presidential Inauguration: Marco Vinicio Cerezo, 996-998 [29JA]

Impressions of a Trip to the Soviet Union: Representative Florio, 16968 [17JY]

Indian American Community—Maturing in the U.S.: Thomas Abraham, 21748 [14AU]

International Terrorism—George Washington School of Public and International Affairs: Lawrence S. Eagleburger, 12279-12281 [3JN]

Mighty Fortress: James O. Chatham, 18599 [31JY]

Nuclear Test Ban Treaty: Representative Fascell, 17004 [17JY]

Peace and Democracy in Central America: Lane Kirkland, 2410 [19FE]

Political Developments in Taiwan: Senator Hart, 8054 [17AP]

Returning to Paradise—Combating the Soviet Threat to the South Pacific: Representative Blaz, 22746 [10SE]

Sino-American Relations—No Time for Complacency—National Council on U.S.-China Trade: Winston Lord, 17152-17154 [21JY]

South Africa: Stuart Hutchinson, 19322 [5AU]

Summit in Iceland: President Reagan, 30461-30462 [14OC]

Terrorism—Who Is Responsible, What Can Be Done: Meir Rosenne, 8038 [17AP]

Advertisements

Nuclear blasts should be banned, 2908 [26FE]

Amendments

Appropriations: making (H.R. 5161), 16747 [16JY], 16897, 16912, 16917, 16923, 16924, 16925, 16927, 16932, 16935, 16936, 16939, 16942, 16945, 16952, 16954, 16958 [17JY], 23341 [15SE], 23575 [16SE], 23917 [18SE]

Atomic weapons: test ban (H.J. Res. 3), 2919 [26FE]

Diplomatic Security and Antiterrorism Act: enact (H.R. 4151), 15326, 15328, 15330, 15332, 15333, 15334, 15335, 15336, 15338, 15340, 15342, 15347-15350, 15351, 15352, 15353, 15359, 15360, 15376, 15380 [25JN]

Intelligence Authorization Act: enact (S. 2477), 25802, 25807, 25854 [24SE]

Omnibus Diplomatic Security and Antiterrorism Act: enact (H.R. 4151), 5077 [17MR], 5241, 5252, 5253, 5257 [18MR]

Panama Canal: increase U.S. investment (H.R. 4016), 202 [21JA]

Supplementary Extradition Treaty With the United Kingdom: ratification, 16592, 16600, 16611, 16633 [16JY]

Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act (H.R. 4393), 20977 [12AU]

Analyses

Diplock Court System—Northern Ireland, 16607-16610 [16JY]

Diplomatic Security Act (S. 2015), 400-402 [23JA]

USIA Appropriations (S. 2258), 6546 [27MR]

Announcements

Resignation of Bernard Kalb, 30223 [10OC]

Appointments

Conferees: H.R. 4151, Diplomatic Security and Antiterrorism Act, 19348 [6AU]

Articles and editorials

Abortion in Nicaragua—Emerging Issue, 13398 [11JN]

Administration Reaches Textile Pact With Turkey Allowing Import Growth (excerpts), 18660, 18661 [1AU]

Afghanistan—Cries in the Wilderness, 8729 [24AP]

Africa—``Handouts'' Don't Work, 1657 [4FE]

Against Australia's Grain, 18851 [1AU]

Against Contra Aid, 5862 [20MR]

Alexander Cockburn, 22170 [15AU]

Alliance Cure—Redeployment, 11992 [22MY]

Alma John—Grand Lady of Harlem Dies, 9359 [1MY]

America Is Now Engaged in a New Kind of War, 8227 [21AP]

Analyst Urges Treaty, 3246 [27FE]

Angola Rebels Pin Hopes on U.S. Support, 10710 [14MY]

Angola—Viva Savimbi, 3570 [4MR]

Any Cutoff of South African Minerals May Jeopardize U.S. National Security, 18241 [30JY]

Approaches to the Americas—Reagan's Nicaragua Obsession Puts All the Hemisphere at Risk, 7582 [15AP]

Aquino Agenda—President Must Either Use Her Power or Lose It, 9694 [6MY]

Aquino Has ``Reasonable'' Chance of Success, 14748 [19JN]

Arms—First Let's Figure Out What We Want, 18593 [31JY]

Avoid Another Cuba, 6166 [25MR]

Bad Bargain for Chemical Weapons, 12299 [3JN], 12523 [4JN]

Baptist Condemns Aid to Contras, 6150 [25MR]

Bargaining With Star Wars, 12832 [5JN]

Best Little War Money Can Buy, 16525 [15JY]

Big Billion, 3771 [5MR]

Bomb Blast at U.S. Embassy in Lisbon, 3376 [28FE]

Brazil Demands U.S. Clarification, 5587 [19MR]

Break the Stick—Congress Should Reject Military Aid for Contras, 6150 [25MR]

Buchanan Trip Not in the Script, 7208 [10AP]

Build-Up of Merchant Marine Critical to U.S. Survival, 16998 [17JY]

Bulgaria Suppresses Turkish Minority, 17163 [21JY], 21744 [14AU]

Bureaucracy of Death, 16289-16292 [26JN]

Cabinet Officer Makes Trouble in Countryside for Cory's Government, 15638 [25JN]

Call for Joining the Libyan Arab Armed Forces (excerpt), 33651 [17OC]

Captured American Says CIA Ran Supply Missions—Prisoner Says Flights Coordinated From El Salvador, 30444 [10OC]

Case for Strings on U.S. Aid to Turkey, 28204 [2OC]

Case for the Contras, 4845-4847 [13MR], 5315 [18MR]

Cerezo Acts, 3246 [27FE]

Changing Views of Anzus, 29842-29844 [8OC]

Chemical Weapons Rerun, 17521-17523 [23JY]

Chicken or Egg?, 2645 [24FE]

Chickens Will Get Away, 11830 [21MY]

Chile Mobilizes Against Pinochet, 15647 [25JN]

Chile Revisited, 9358 [1MY]

Choice—Contra Victory or Permanent Dictatorship, 9477 [5MY]

Claims on Contras in Dispute, 5594 [19MR]

Climate of an Undeclared War, 995 [29JA]

Confronting Terrorism—The Next Step, 17014 [17JY]

Congress—Bypassed Again, 6794 [8AP]

Congressional Test Ban Lobby Nears Victory, 8974 [29AP]

Contra Aid Vote, 7594 [15AP]

Contra Aid—Act of War, 7559, 7567 [15AP]

Conversion of a Timely Kind, 9941 [7MY]

Cooling on Chile, 8088 [18AP]

Costa Rican Minister on Regional Meeting, 18848 [1AU]

Cries for Change Louder in Haiti, 7589 [15AP]

Dead Men Don't Pay Up, 17328 [22JY]

Debt Crisis, Not Sandinistas, Threatens Latin America, 8999 [29AP]

Democrats' Fear of Voting, 7418 [14AP]

Diplomacy Rests on Shaky Ground, 16272 [26JN]

Disarmament by Stages, 340 [22JA]

Distaste for Covert Actions, 22740 [10SE]

Divestiture, a First Step—United States Firms Help Maintain the South Africa Status Quo, 23276 [12SE]

Divestiture Will Survive, 23271 [12SE]

Donald R. Fortier, 22359 [9SE]

Don't Abandon Nicaragua, 4368 [11MR]

Don't Abandon the Nicaraguan People, 7429 [14AP]

Don't Betray a Fair Competitor, 21753 [14AU]

Don't Forget Africa, 8994 [29AP]

Don't Just Stand There, 1806 [5FE]

Double Standard for South Africa, 13179 [10JN]

Downhill to a Summit, 25720 [23SE]

Echoes From Iceland—Reagan Stood Firm, 30463 [14OC]

Economic Development in Sub-Saharan Africa—Population Dimension, 19623 [6AU]

El Pasoans Oppose Giving Aid to Rebels, Poll Indicates, 5343 [18MR]

El Salvador's Courage, 33661 [17OC]

El Salvador—Their Terrorists, 2640 [24FE]

Enough Mexico-Bashing, 11969 [22MY], 12518 [4JN]

Ethiopia's Cruelties, 4839 [13MR]

Ethiopia's Trail of Tears, 1436 [3FE]

Europe and the Missiles, 2636 [24FE]

Exiled Priest Assails Sandinistas—Carballo Says Catholic Church Is Persecuted in Nicaragua, 17329 [22JY]

False ``Parallel'', 3744, 3757 [5MR]

Fears of an Afghan Sellout, 10551 [13MY]

Federal Symbols Are Mortar for Building Haiti, 4363 [11MR]

15 Years of Arms Control Demolished, 13410 [11JN]

Fliers' Network Shares Old CIA Links, 30446 [10OC]

Focus on Libya—Whose Deception Plan?, 32558, 32560 [16OC]

Folly of Untested Weapons, 1647 [4FE]

Force for Change, 17330 [22JY]

Front-Line Soldiers Deserve Fully Tested Weapons, 11832 [21MY]

Furthers Red Aims in Southern Africa, 1027 [29JA]

Gains From Contadora, 12526 [4JN]

Generals Who Contradict the Contras, 7417 [14AP]

Go Back to the Scowcroft Blueprints in ICBM Modernization, 12039 [22MY]

Goals Aren't Quotas, 5078 [17MR]

Going Nowhere in the Middle East, 20197 [8AU]

Gorbachev Got What He Was After, 32680 [16OC]

Gorbachev's New Old Direction, 3271 [27FE]

Grounds for Hope in Ulster, 3587 [4MR]

Guatemala After the Generals, 3010 [26FE]

Guatemalan Policemen To Be Prosecuted, 3246 [27FE]

Handcuffed by the House, 27436, 27446 [30SE]

Harriman Lauded as a ``Statesman''—Mourners Pay Tribute to Him and a Career in Diplomacy Spanning Half Century, 18587 [31JY]

Heavy Water—Where Did India Obtain It?, 28193 [2OC]

Helms Right on This One, 20185 [8AU]

High Drama in the Philippines, 3739 [5MR]

History Belies Her Prophecy, 10227 [8MY]

Hold Out Against ``Contra'' Aid, 5321 [18MR]

Holding Cyprus Hostage, 343 [22JA]

Hope in Manila?, 2639 [24FE]

House Should Vote for the Textile Worker, 19613 [6AU]

How Reagan's Plan Caught Many Insiders by Surprise, 606-609 [28JA]

How To Decide About Strategic Defense, 1428 [3FE]

How To Handle the Philippines—American Power Is Limited, 2639 [24FE]

How To Make Enterprise and Initiative Bloom, 16282 [26JN]

Human Rights Abuses in Nicaragua Reported, 2415 [19FE]

Humanitarian Aid v. Contra Aid, 13039 [9JN]

Hypocrisy Filleted at U.N., 20746 [11AU]

Identify All Helsinki Violators, 7574 [15AP]

Immigration Policy—Tool for Creating U.S. Jobs, 18836 [1AU]

Impediments to a Reunified Cyprus, 8436 [22AP]

In Bush of Angola, the Rebels Have Built Struggling Society, 10709 [14MY]

In El Salvador, the Atrocities Go On, 16523 [15JY]

Independent Voices, East and West, Speak Out Against Reagan's Nicaragua Policy, 3237 [27FE]

Intelligence Failure, 5577 [19MR]

International Pork Barrel, 11830 [21MY]

Intervention in Latin America—Cuba Si, Yanqui No?, 33642-33644 [17OC]

Irish Neutrality in the American Interest, 26385 [25SE]

Is India Dodging Nuclear Controls?, 28193 [2OC]

Israel and the Contras, 5576 [19MR]

It's Futile, Immoral To Cling to Apartheid, 22760 [10SE]

Jackson's Orphans and the Contras, 3232 [27FE]

Just Bring the Money b, 11227 [19MY]

Justice Says Angola Not Communist, 16298 [26JN]

Keep the Pressure on Pinochet, 10546 [13MY], 11249 [19MY]

Keeping Soviets in Check a Morally Defensible Act, 12296 [3JN]

Key Is Mexico, not Nicaragua, 16971 [17JY]

Kidnapping of Frank H. Reed, 22640 [10SE]

Korean Campaign, 7064 [9AP]

Korea—What We Want, 12003 [22MY]

Lamont-Lodge Letters, 500-502 [23JA]

Latin Americans Do Not Back Contra Aid, 5350 [18MR]

Latin America's Democracies Need Us, 7701 [16AP]

Latin Mood Shifts Against Washington, 5349 [18MR]

Latin Nations United Against U.S. Aid to ``Contras'', 5350 [18MR]

Latin Peace Talk Move Vetoed—Administration Expected To Ask $130 Million in Aid for Contras, 2423 [19FE]

Let the Salvadorans Stay—And Live, 27438 [30SE]

Lie Detectors, 5594 [19MR]

Lonely Pride of a Mailman, 16299 [26JN]

Long Ignored as Safe, South Pacific Islands Now Vex Washington—Troubled Area Is Resentful Over U.S. Fishing Policy, French Tests of Weapons, 6813 [8AP]

Loose-Linked Network of Terror—Separate Acts, Ideological Bonds, 8988-8989 [29AP]

Low-Intensity Conflict (series), 30124, 30125 [9OC]

Malta Says Libya Got a Tip on Raid—Leader Says His Control Tower Warned Tripoli of U.S. Jets, 33652 [17OC]

Malta-Libya Relations Are Reported to Cool, 33652 [17OC]

Managua's False Faces, 8983 [29AP]

Mapping the Journey to Peace, 2786 [25FE]

Marches Peaceful in Ulster—Factional Street Clashes Renewed as Night Falls, 16530 [15JY]

Marcos & Co.—Unsettling Legacy, 13636 [12JN]

Mass Death in Ethiopia, 18034 [29JY]

Massacre in Colombo, 12037 [22MY]

Mattie Sharpless—Making Government Her Career, 17826 [28JY]

May Not Be Science Fiction, 11830 [21MY]

Medvid Case—American Honor Lost, 1647 [4FE]

Meese Urges Curb on Mexico Critics, 18028 [29JY]

Mexican Debt Agreement, 17713 [24JY]

Mexican President Faces No-Win Situation, 16522 [15JY]

Mexico, IMF Sign Accord, 17525 [23JY]

Mexico Deserves Full U.S. Attention, 17158 [21JY]

Mexico To Top U.S. Problem List by Year 2000, Eagleburger Warns, 18814 [1AU]

Minister of Tourism—Optimistic Outlook for Business, 16282 [26JN]

Misleading the People, 3998 [6MR]

Modernization of War Chemicals Is Not Needed, 12303 [3JN]

Namibia—U.S. Policy's ``Failed Mission'', 1028 [29JA]

National Guard Should Stay Put, 9155 [30AP]

NATO Endures Because It Helps Keep the Peace, 30144 [9OC]

New Atmosphere in Port-Au-Prince, 2628 [24FE]

New Face of War—Covert Conflicts, 9472 [5MY]

``New'' Haiti, 10231 [8MY]

New Left Radical Recants, 22745-22746 [10SE]

New Peace Talks Urged, 2788 [25FE]

New SDI Perspective, 5320 [18MR]

Nicaragua Journal, 2424 [19FE]

Nicaragua—Lessons of History, 5861 [20MR]

Nicaragua—Sandinistas Have ``Gagged and Bound'' Us, 12030-12032 [22MY]

Nicaragua—Time for Action, 5592 [19MR]

Nicaragua—What Censorship Is Really Like, 9692 [6MY]

No Argument for Giving Contras $100 Million Is Supportable, 3231 [27FE]

No Checks or Balances to Contra Policy, 5590 [19MR]

No Matter Who Wins Contra Vote, Honduras Loses, 7049 [9AP]

No One Can Doubt the Fate of the Real Miroslav Medvid, 4369 [11MR]

No Place To Call Home, 18104 [30JY]

``No'' to Contra Aid, 6150 [25MR]

None of Your Beeswax, 12290 [3JN]

Northern Ireland Trying To End the Troubles, 5080 [17MR]

Not Necessarily the News to Fans, 33583 [17OC]

Numbers Do Matter, 341 [22JA]

Nyet to Test Bans, 8231 [21AP]

Odds Weigh Heavily Against Real Success, 3270 [27FE]

On the Border of Hypocrisy, 17156 [21JY]

Open Letter to Americans by 30 Emigre Soviet Scientists, 15617 [25JN]

Opportunity for Arms Control, but the President Is Not Listening, 6795 [8AP]

Our Blind Eye to Mexico, 17000 [17JY]

Our Haiti Meddling Worked—America Helped Topple a Government and Everybody Cheered, 2628 [24FE]

Our Hostage in Moscow, 22484 [9SE]

Pakistan Progress, 2232 [18FE]

Panel of Experts To Study Dangers of Terrorists Using Nuclear Arms, 2636 [24FE]

Pentagon May Discard ASAT System, 17512 [23JY]

Perils of Deferring S.D.I., 21446 [13AU]

Philippines Economy—Turning Point?, 16281 [26JN]

Politics, Sick Economy Burden Cory, 14747 [19JN]

Politics in Ulster Turn a Spotlight on the Police, 16530 [15JY]

Poll Shows Confusion on Aid to Contras, 7593-7594 [15AP]

Pope and the Jews, 12514 [4JN]

President's Finest Hour, 30463 [14OC]

Pressure on Paraguay, 9155 [30AP]

Pressure Points for Philippines Press—Independent Journalist's Political Insights, 15626 [25JN]

``Prison of Nations'' to Mr. Gorbachev, 17158 [21JY]

Private Talk Held by U.S. and Soviet, 9697 [6MY]

Propaganda Tour in Kazakhstan, 30397 [10OC]

Protecting the Young Star Warriors Who Can't Promise Protection, 1430 [3FE]

Putting Stop to Terrorism, 8840 [28AP]

Putting the VOA at Risk, 25723 [23SE]

Radio Marti Gets Good Marks, 6818 [8AP]

Reagan Arms Policy, 14199 [17JN]

Reagan Fiasco in the World Court, 16510 [15JY], 21456 [13AU]

Reagan Has a Texas-Sized Sales Job, 5343 [18MR]

Reagan Must Act To Save SDI Plan, 18027 [29JY]

Recent Attack on Libya Was Justified, 8842 [28AP]

Recognizing Dissidents Is Irresponsible Move, 22178 [15AU]

Reflections on Terror, 12289 [3JN]

Refugees, Laws and Conscience, 12297 [3JN]

Rekindling the Magic, 17538 [24JY]

Remember Terry Anderson—Still Held Hostage, 22229 [15AU]

Reports Bare Red Plague of Nuclear Accidents, 9691 [6MY]

Repression, Corruption That Can't Be Beaten, 4840 [13MR]

Restless Region, 10539 [13MY]

S. African Sanctions, Carefully Calibrated, 23275 [12SE]

Safeguarding Our Freedoms as We Cover Terrorist Acts, 8222 [21AP]

Safeguarding Our Military Space Systems, 14212-14214 [17JN]

SALT II as P.R., 14195 [17JN]

SALT II Decision Signals Incoherence, 10223 [8MY]

Salvador Prelate Accuses Air Force, 2787 [25FE]

Salvadoran Forces Remove Peasants From Volcano's Slopes—Relocation Aimed at Cutting Off Source of Rebel Logistical Support, 2788 [25FE]

Salvadoran General Disputes Bush on Role of U.S. Adviser, 30474 [14OC]

Salvation of Land-Based Missiles, 11242 [19MY]

Sanction That Would Pinch Qaddafi, 519 [23JA]

Sanctions and Chile, 22193 [15AU]

Sanctuary on the Hill, 27438 [30SE]

Sandinista Comandantes—Fleeing Forward, 17510 [23JY]

Sandinista Lobby, 5870 [20MR]

Sandinista Lobby—Human Rights Groups With a Double Standard, 197-199 [21JA]

Sandinista Regime Charged With Arrests of Opposition Leaders, 23257 [12SE]

Scar From the Cypriot War—The Missing, 4598 [12MR]

SDI Results—A Defense in 5 Years, 21420 [13AU]

SDI—Implications for Israel's Defense, 4852 [13MR]

Secret Contra Aid—Public or Private?, 30446 [10OC]

Sensory Deprivation Overpowers in Moscow, 5832 [20MR]

Showdown on Nicaragua, 17704 [24JY]

Silence on Ethiopia?, 2986 [26FE]

Sorting Out Sanity From the Monstrous Madness, 15639 [25JN]

Soviet Leader Rebuts Reagan Arms Proposal (excerpt), 2906 [26FE]

Soviet Policy of Terror, 2919 [26FE]

Soviet Strategic Defense Programs, 7389 [14AP]

Soviets Gain Surprising Allies on Space Shield, 23597 [16SE]

Soviets Take Lead in Space Lasers, 7389 [14AP]

Soviets—Starvation as a Policy Tool, 7811 [16AP]

Spetsnaz—Soviets' Sinister Strike Force, 6782 [8AP]

Stalker Report—Did Brits Lie to Dublin?, 16529 [15JY]

Stalker Says He Is Totally Innocent of Any Wrongdoing, 16529 [15JY]

Star Wars Is Bad for Business—It Won't Lead to Major Commercial Spinoffs and It Will Hurt Business R&D, Military Technology Experts Say, 22309 [8SE]

Star Wars Psychology, 1435 [3FE]

Star Wars' Two Edges, 11095 [15MY]

State Department Under Fire for Namibia Policy, 1027 [29JA]

Still More Moral Blindness in Europe's Leftist Circles, 33592 [17OC]

Stockpiles Are Inadequate, 22197 [15AU]

Suit Charges Contractor Lied, 23845 [17SE]

Support the Rebels, 5078 [17MR]

Symptoms and a Strategy, 19051 [5AU]

Terror Is the Most Effective Weapon of Nicaragua's ``Contras'', 2438 [19FE]

Terrorism Can Be Defined, 17696 [24JY]

Terrorism—What Should We Do?, 5588 [19MR]

Terrorists Put Benign Belgium Under Mental Siege, 2024 [6FE]

Terrorists—Today's Gangsters, 8990 [29AP]

Test Ban Shibboleth, 8735 [24AP]

Test Ban Talk, 8734 [24AP]

Test Ban Would Help Contain Nuclear Proliferation, 11457 [20MY]

Test-Ban Blindness, 7064 [9AP]

Theater of the Absurd, 5319 [18MR]

These Are Tough Times for Foes of Contra Aid, 11245 [19MY]

They Were Expendable, 12823 [5JN]

Threat to Both U.S. Radios in Europe, 11462 [20MY]

Today's Holocaust, 1005 [29JA]

Today's Pilgrims to Central America Fall Prey to a Double Standard, 7231 [10AP]

Trials of Aquino's Man in Washington, 11353 [20MY]

Trust a ``Star Wars'' Shield?, 11458 [20MY]

25,000 Cheering Grenadians Thank Their ``Uncle Reagan'', 2983 [26FE]

Two Hundred El Pasoans Polled On Issue, 5343 [18MR]

U.S. Able To Structure Debt Relief, 16391 [14JY]

U.S. Aide Says Soviet Has Kept Most Arms Pacts, 3867 [6MR]

U.S. Ambassador to Malawi—Weston Adams, 23051 [12SE]

U.S. and South Africa Unite Against Black Africa, 25714 [23SE]

U.S. Assistance to Nicaragua, 5594 [19MR]

U.S. Can Build a Pinpoint Strategic Defense Now, 11455 [20MY]

U.S. Can Trust Gonzalez, 15638 [25JN]

U.S. Envoy Displays the Gift, Enchanting the Irish, 33839 [18OC]

U.S. Envoy Outlining Policy for Panama, 25811 [24SE]

U.S. May Establish Afghan Rebel Ties, 14527 [19JN]

U.S. Military Sales to Taiwan Vital to Taiwan's Stability and Prosperity—Dawning of a New Era in Taiwan, 16253 [26JN]

U.S. Mustn't Abide by SALT—While the Soviets Cheat, 8969 [29AP]

U.S. Officials Assail Customs Chief for Charges, 11470 [20MY]

U.S. Policy Toward Chile, 8728 [24AP]

U.S. Prisoner in Nicaragua Says C.I.A. Ran Contra Supply Flights, 30445 [10OC]

U.S. Shuns Talks, Says Fired Envoy, 17537 [24JY]

U.S. Urged To Step Up Arms Negotiation Effort, 2238 [18FE]

U.S./South Africa—Antiapartheid Actions Spread, 12012 [22MY]

Underdevelopment Stalks Mexico, 18246 [30JY]

Visit to South Africa, 20181-20183 [8AU]

Vladimir Posner—TV's Favorite Russian, 16518 [15JY]

Voice From Calcutta—``We Don't Need Pity, India Can Look After Itself'', 20186 [8AU]

Washington Dispute—How To Deal With Nicaragua, 8583 [23AP]

Washington's Policy on Nicaragua Moving Closer to the Brink, 2023 [6FE]

We Can't Buy Peace for Nicaragua, 2987 [26FE]

We Still Don't Have the Arms and Tactics for a Major War, 19329-19330 [5AU]

What America Should Do About South Africa, 21437-21439 [13AU]

What Defense Spending Gap?, 3757 [5MR]

What Do Soviets Fear?, 12281 [3JN]

What Happened to Diplomacy?, 14971 [23JN]

What Is a Jew?, 12514 [4JN]

What To Do About Mexico—Support Fair Elections, 16523 [15JY]

What's a Special Interest?, 7818 [16AP]

What's So Great About Gorbachev? Nothing—Yet, 3269 [27FE]

When Firmness Works, 17705 [24JY]

Where Is Aid to Contras Really Going?, 5591 [19MR]

White House Claims of Soviet Test Ban Cheating Are Challenged by New Bomb Detection System, 5834 [20MR]

Why Mr. Reagan Is Right About SALT, 14461 [18JN]

Why the Big Debate?, 5094 [17MR]

Why the Dog Didn't Bark in Angola, 23266 [12SE]

Why the U.S. Right Is Lashing Out at Mexico's Ruling Party, 18019 [29JY]

Why U.S. Rejected Nuclear Test Ban, 351 [22JA]

Why U.S. Should Continue To Adhere to SALT II, 994 [29JA]

Widening the Defense Umbrella—Construction of ATBM System Would Protect European Allies, 2233 [18FE]

Wind From the Soviet Union—Russians Are Ready To Bargain on Arms Control, 2136 [18FE], 2244 [18FE]

Wishful Test-Ban Thinking, 8225 [21AP]

Work With Us, Not the Soviet Union, 21752 [14AU]

Worldly Perspective, 21896 [15AU]

Yellow Rain Confirmed, 6788 [8AP]

Bills and resolutions

Appropriations: authorize (see H.R. 5161)

———waiving points of order against consideration of H.R. 5161 (see H. Res. 493)

Diplomats: security of U.S. personnel, facilities, and operations abroad (see S. 2015)

Elections: absentee registration and voting for Foreign Service personnel (see H.R. 4393)

Military attaches: requirement for assignment to U.S. mission abroad (see H.R. 5169)

South Africa: Senate conditions for confirmation of U.S. Ambassador (see S. Res. 462)

Soviet Union: implanted listening devices at U.S. Embassy (see H. Con. Res. 398)

———prohibit further construction on U.S. Embassy (see H.R. 5584)

Terrorism: classification of certain information on U.S. Embassies design (see H.R. 4858)

———increase amount allowed for certain rewards and establish most wanted list (see H.R. 4044)

———security of U.S. Embassies (see H.R. 4418)

U.S. Embassies: consideration of H.R. 4151, security of personnel, facilities, and operations (see H. Res. 402)

———security of personnel, facilities, and operations (see H.R. 4151)

U.S. Embassy in Moscow: prohibit further construction (see H.R. 5584)

USIA: authorize appropriations (see S. 2258)

Book reviews

``Contras Receive Inadvertent Boost From Dickey,'' Daniel Fish, 5314 [18MR]

``Last Two Years of Salvador Allende,'' Nathaniel Davis: reviewed by Alvin H. Bernstein, 25061-25063 [19SE]

Books

``U.S. Foreign Policy—Shield of the Republic,'' Walter Lippmann (excerpt), 13652 [12JN]

Broadcasts

Central American peace efforts and administration policies toward Nicaragua: Tom Gjelten, National Public Radio, 1660 [4FE]

Government criticizes George Shultz' remarks: Foreign Broadcast Information Service, 5587 [19MR]

Chronologies

U.S. and Soviet proposals regarding nuclear testing, 2960 [4MR]

Colloquies

Atomic weapons test ban: Representative Mavroules and Lynn R. Sykes, 2912 [26FE]

Communiques

Nicaragua: United Nicaraguan Opposition, 14460 [18JN]

Vice President Bush's trip to the People's Republic of China: jointly issued by the U.S. and the People's Republic of China, 10057 [8MY]

Descriptions

Expansion of information systems, 15327 [25JN]

Protection of classified office equipment, 15327 [25JN]

Supplementary Extradition Treaty With the United Kingdom: Biden amendment, 16807 [17JY]

———Eagleton amendment, 16606 [16JY]

U.S. managers and operators of computers at high-tech locations, 15327 [25JN]

Documents

Border Agreement Between Nicaragua and Costa Rica, 5346 [18MR]

Contract for Sale of U.S. Consulate in Venice to Wake Forest University, 12992 [9JN]

Intelligence Authorization Act (1984 excerpt), 5322 [18MR]

International Security and Development Cooperation Act (1985 excerpt), 5322 [18MR]

Public Law 93-264, Authorize Sale of U.S. Consulate in Venice to Wake Forest University, 12991 [9JN]

Resolution of Ratification of the Supplementary Extradition Treaty With the United Kingdom, 16558 [16JY]

Essays

About-Face: Saj Freiberg, 5313 [18MR]

Bay of Pigs and Vietnam All Over Again? Michael Robins, 3268 [27FE]

German-American Perspectives: Klaus D. Frankenberger, 11828 [21MY]

Lift the Ban on ASAT Testing: Kenneth L. Adelman, 16749 [16JY]

Why Peaceful Solutions to World Problems Are Needed: Rishi Puntes, 5313 [18MR]

Eulogies

Donald R. Fortier: Dennis Ross, 30401 [10OC]

———John Poindexter, 30401 [10OC]

———Richard Perle, 30401 [10OC]

Evaluation

Performance of Ambassador to Malawi, Weston Adams, 23051 [12SE]

Forewords

Strategic Defense—``Star Wars'' in Perspective, Zbigniew Brzezinski, 11082 [15MY]

Interviews

U.S. military assistance to Nicaraguan Contras: Honduran President Jos Azcona Hoyo (excerpts), 8413-8415 [22AP]

U.S. Policy in Nicaragua: Lujis Baez with Vinicio Cerezo, President of Guatemala, 26382 [25SE]

Letters

Abramowitz nomination: Senator Helms, 17747 [25JY]

Advanced medium range air-to-air missile testing: Caspar W. Weinberger, Sec. of Defense, 11090 [15MY]

———Dept. of Defense, 11089 [15MY]

———Representative Denny Smith (sundry), 11089 [15MY]

Africa—Some reflections on population and resource development: Bernard T.G. Chidzero, 21740 [14AU]

Aid to Contras: Democratic Revolutionary Alliance, 5092 [17MR]

———Elliott Abrams, 5719 [20MR]

———National Jewish Coalition, 7063 [9AP]

———Port Townsend, WA, 5341 [18MR]

———Robert L. Boehm, 7811 [16AP]

———sundry Jewish leaders, 5579 [19MR]

———sundry voluntary agencies, 5095 [17MR]

———U.S. students at Oxford University, 7813 [16AP]

Amending the Panama Canal Act regarding the payment of interest on the U.S. investment in the Panama Canal: Board of Directors, Panama Canal Commission, 202 [21JA]

Antiballistic missile treaty: James W. Dyer, 17781 [25JY]

Appropriations: USIA, 6546 [27MR]

Atomic weapons test ban: President Reagan, 4272 [11MR]

———Representative Bedell (excerpt), 2901 [26FE]

———several defense experts, 2928 [26FE]

———several Representatives, 2961 [4MR]

Atomic weapons testing moratorium: John C. Whitehead, 19927 [8AU]

Combating terrorism: Vice President Bush, 5226 [18MR]

Compensation for hostages: foreign service officer (excerpt), 5254 [18MR]

Compliance with SALT II: sundry Representatives, 12288 [3JN]

Contra aid: Philip C. Habib, 20832 [12AU], 21320 [13AU]

———Philip C. Habib (excerpt), 21320 [13AU]

———U.S. Catholic Conference, 22196 [15AU]

Denial of visa to Yasser Arafat: George P. Shultz, Sec. of State, 12368 [4JN]

———Senator Dole, 11629 [21MY]

Diplomatic Security Act: Dept. of State, 398 [23JA]

———Ronald I. Spiers, 398 [23JA]

Draza Mihailovich: George P. Shultz, Sec. of State (excerpt), 27515 [1OC]

European Parliament meeting with Members of Congress: Committee on Foreign Affairs, 18823-18824 [1AU]

Explosive detection technology: Senator Specter, 15358 [25JN]

Export-Import Bank Act amendments: White House (excerpt), 16495 [17JY]

Funds for the U.N. Dept. of Public Information: Senator Specter, 15358 [25JN]

Genocide Convention: George P. Shultz, Sec. of State, 2343 [19FE]

———William L. Ball III, 2179 [18FE]

Iceland summit: sundry organizations, 30418 [10OC]

International affairs funding levels: Dept. of State, 8904 [29AP]

———John C. Whitehead, 8904 [29AP]

———Senator Lugar, 8904 [29AP]

International agreements on child abduction: National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, 29883 [9OC]

———Senators Wallop, Cranston, Hawkins, and Simon, 29879 [9OC]

International agreements on conservation of the wetlands: Faith T. Campbell, 29880 [9OC]

Libyan actions and the War Powers Act: Committee on Foreign Affairs, 6794 [8AP]

Mutual U.S.-Soviet test moratorium on antisatellite weapons (sundry excerpts), 18027 [29JY]

Nicaragua: Elliott Abrams, 3353 [28FE]

Nicaraguan deportations: Representative Moakley, 24704 [18SE]

Nicaraguan Indians and the Sandinistas: Brooklyn Rivera, 5317 [18MR]

Nicaraguan policy toward U.S. and toward Libya: Jose Daniel Ortega to Muammar Qaddafi, 9010 [29AP]

Nomination of Edwin G. Corr as Career Minister in the Foreign Service: Senator Helms, 32575 [16OC]

Nuclear proliferation: Max B. Miller, 3738 [5MR]

Omnibus Diplomatic Security and Antiterrorism Act: Representative Aspin, 5226 [18MR]

———Representative Fascell, 5235 [18MR]

———Representative Walter B. Jones, 5235 [18MR]

———several Representatives, 5239 [18MR]

Peace, Stability, and Reconciliation in Ireland and Northern Ireland Act: several Representatives, 4223 [11MR]

Peruvian expropriation: Robert S. Gelbard, 15016 [24JN]

Philippine elections: sundry, 2437 [19FE]

PLO proposal for a legal formula to convene the International Conference for Peace in the Middle East, 12813 [5JN]

———Committee on Foreign Affairs, 12813 [5JN]

Policies on granting asylum: Dept. of State, 31433 [15OC]

———J. Edward Fox, 31433 [15OC]

———Senator Simpson, 31433 [15OC]

———Senator Specter, 31432, 31434 [15OC]

Political developments in El Salvador: John R. Quinn, 17861 [28JY]

Production of chemical weapons: George P. Shultz, Sec. of State, 19784 [7AU]

Religious freedom in Nicaragua: several Representatives, 9148 [30AP]

Request to lay aside nomination to be Ambassador to Belize: James L. Malone, 30501 [14OC]

Sale of consulate building in Venice, Italy: Senator Pressler, 7415 [14AP]

Sale of integrated avionics system kits to the People's Republic of China, 10058 [8MY]

Sale of integrated avionics system kits to the Peoples' Republic of China: Dept. of State, 10058 [8MY]

Sale of U.S. consulate: James W. Dyer, 12991 [9JN]

Sandinista pro-abortion policy: Concerned Catholics for Religious Freedom in Nicaragua, 13398 [11JN]

Spain's recognition of Israel: Congressional Hispanic Caucus, 527 [23JA]

Supplementary Extradition Treaty With the United Kingdom: Dept. of State, 16597 [16JY]

———Mary V. Mochary, 16597 [16JY]

———Senator Biden, 16807 [17JY]

Test ban on atomic weapons: James W. Dyer, 11457 [20MY]

U.N. anniversary: President Reagan, 16971 [17JY]

———U.N. Association of the U.S.A., New York State Division, 16971 [17JY]

U.S. adherence to SALT II, 993 [29JA]

U.S. aid to Contras in Nicaragua: J. Edward Fox, 32677 [16OC]

———Representative Hamilton, 32676 [16OC]

U.S. arms sales policy toward the Republic of China: Committee on Foreign Affairs (sundry), 13640 [12JN]

———James W. Dyer (sundry), 13640 [12JN]

U.S. commitment to Third World development: John A. McVickar, 20756 [11AU]

U.S. policy in Chile: sundry, 21265, 21266, 21267, 21268 [13AU]

U.S. policy in Haiti and the Philippines: James W. Dyer, 19701 [7AU]

U.S. policy in Nicaragua: Maria Azucena Ferrey, 12512 [4JN]

———Select Committee on Intelligence, 13647 [12JN]

———sundry Nicaraguan bishops (excerpts), 18248 [30JY]

———U.S. Minister in Chile, 16401 [14JY]

U.S. policy toward Chile, 8728 [24AP]

Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act (H.R. 4393), 9008 [29AP]

Lists

Comprehensive Atomic Weapons Test Ban (H.J. Res. 3), cosponsors, 2960 [4MR]

Confidence-building measures for consideration as arms control treaty promoters, 14976 [23JN]

Intelligence problems, 25802 [24SE]

International Parliamentary Group recommendations for the Vienna Review Conference, 30143 [9OC]

Names of witnesses giving testimony in the case of Rodrigo de Negri Rojas, 22197 [15AU]

Memorandums

Reservations and Understandings to Treaties (excerpt), 2156 [18FE]

Soviet Persecution of Christians: Panayotis Lambrakopoulos, 28669 [3OC]

Memorials of legislature

California, 16372 [14JY]

Louisiana, 16372, 16374 [14JY], 16746 [16JY]

Micronesia, 9211 [1MY]

Missouri, 9211 [1MY]

Messages

Human Rights and Most Favored Nation Status to Romania: President Reagan, 17858 [28JY]

Papers

Libya Under Qaddafi—A Pattern of Aggression, 7446-7448 [15AP]

Population Dimensions on the African Development Crisis: Eddah W. Gachukia, 22161-22163 [15AU]

Threat to Israel From Tactical Ballistic Missiles: W. Seth Carus, 2221 [18FE]

Petitions

Aid to Contras: American Jewish Congress, 5582 [19MR]

———Florida Commission on Hispanic Affairs, 5867 [20MR]

Arms race: Cold Storage Combine No. 3., 27552 [1OC]

Atomic weapons tests: Richmond, CA, City Council, 7430 [14AP]

———Somerville, MA, Board of Aldermen, 10704 [14MY]

———Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, 5830 [20MR]

Central America: France, 5830 [20MR]

Central America policy: Diana Armour, 9554 [6MY]

Declaration of sanctuary: Synod of the Northeast, 18908 [4AU]

Extradition of Nazi war criminals: Simferopol Soviet People's Deputies, 18908 [4AU]

Human rights in El Salvador: New York Area Labor Committee in Support of Democracy and Human Rights in El Salvador, 20187 [8AU]

Nuclear test ban treaty: Union City, CA, City Council, 16998 [17JY]

Political and military situation in Central America: Uruguay, 14742 [19JN]

Revolution in Nicaragua: Nicaragua National Assembly, 1780 [5FE]

Test ban on atomic weapons: Fremont, CA, City Council, 23599 [16SE]

U.S. Policy in Central America: Chamber of Deputies of the National Congress of Argentina, 26382 [25SE]

U.S. policy toward the Caribbean nations: Haitian-American Chamber of Commerce and Industry, 4870 [13MR]

Press releases

U.S. cooperatives advance human rights in Chile: U.S. Overseas Cooperative Development Committee, 20192 [8AU]

Programs

Acquisition and maintenance of buildings abroad, 15361 [25JN]

Questions and answers

Arms sale to Saudi Arabia: Senator Specter and George P. Shultz, Sec. of State, 9623 [6MY]

Quotations

Contra aid: Elliot Abrams, 17537 [24JY]

Remarks in House

Afghanistan: U.S. policy, 10550 [13MY]

Africa: All-Africa Conference of Parliamentarians on Population and Development, 19611, 19623 [6AU], 20189-20191 [8AU], 21740 [14AU], 22160 [15AU]

———U.S. policy, 1657 [4FE], 8994 [29AP]

Africa Famine, Recovery, and Development Fund: establish (H.R. 4865), 12014 [22MY]

Agriculture: U.S. trade deficit, 18037 [29JY]

Americans for President Reagan's Foreign Policy: group policy positions, 1027 [29JA]

Anderson, Terry: hostage in Lebanon, 22229 [15AU]

Angola: U.S. policy, 2222 [18FE], 3570 [4MR], 10709 [14MY], 23266 [12SE], 23844 [17SE]

Antiterrorism Tax Act: enact (H.R. 4278), 7422 [14AP]

Appropriations: making (H.R. 5161), 16879, 16888-16959 [17JY], 17699 [24JY]

Argentina: U.S. policy, 18851 [1AU]

Arms control: compliance with SALT II, 8035 [17AP], 14195, 14199, 14201 [17JN], 14461, 14477 [18JN], 14976, 14982 [23JN], 23855 [17SE], 27436, 27446 [30SE]

———negotiations, 27459 [1OC]

———proposals at the U.S.-Soviet Geneva Arms Control Talks, 33615 [17OC]

Arms sales: prohibit sale or transfer of certain missiles to foreign paramilitary forces (H.R. 4615), 8332 [22AP]

Atcherson, Lucile: tribute, 12027 [22MY]

Atomic warfare: strategic defense initiative, 1428, 1430, 1435 [3FE], 2019 [6FE], 4852 [13MR], 5320 [18MR], 11095 [15MY], 11455, 11458 [20MY], 11830 [21MY], 12025 [22MY], 12818 [5JN], 13892 [16JN], 14212 [17JN], 15632 [25JN], 18027 [29JY], 18593, 18599 [31JY], 21420, 21445 [13AU], 22308 [8SE], 23597 [16SE], 31497 [15OC], 32683 [16OC], 33662 [17OC]

Atomic weapons: history of comprehensive test ban treaty, 13179 [10JN]

———moratorium, 15649 [25JN]

———nuclear test verification, 30397 [10OC]

———proliferation, 13656 [12JN]

———reduction, 9697 [6MY]

———test ban, 5204 [18MR], 6795, 6801 [8AP], 7063 [9AP], 7430 [14AP], 7566 [15AP], 7799 [16AP], 8225, 8231 [21AP], 8734 [24AP], 8974 [29AP], 11456 [20MY], 23599 [16SE], 23845 [17SE]

———test ban (H.J. Res. 3), 2026, 2059 [6FE], 2238, 2243 [18FE], 2636, 2645, 2649 [24FE], 2769 [25FE], 2888, 2896 [26FE], 2911 [3MR], 2955 [27FE], 2957, 2959, 2960 [4MR], 2961 [5MR]-2966 [26FE], 3274 [27FE], 3618 [5MR], 3740 [5MR], 3998 [6MR], 5833 [20MR], 5875, 5879 [21MR]

———verification regarding testing limitations, 16970 [17JY]

Belgium: terrorist attacks, 2024 [6FE]

Bulgaria: condemn treatment of Turkish minority (H.J. Res. 262), 17163 [21JY], 21744 [14AU]

Central America: U.S. counterterrorism training, 2640 [24FE]

———U.S. policy, 2410 [19FE], 5343 [18MR], 7231 [10AP], 18848 [1AU]

Chemical warfare: Soviet use in Southeast Asia, 6788 [8AP]

Chemical weapons: prohibit the production of binary (H.R. 5142), 17520 [23JY]

Child abuse: ratify Hague Convention treaty relative to international, 18819 [1AU]

Chile: human rights violations, 20191 [8AU]

———protection for witnesses in murder trial of Rodrigo de Negri Rojas, 22197 [15AU]

———tribute to the Vicariate of Solidarity, 3259 [27FE]

———U.S. policy, 8087 [18AP], 8728 [24AP], 9358 [1MY], 10545 [13MY], 11249 [19MY], 15647 [25JN], 16978, 17007 [17JY], 20185 [8AU], 22764 [10SE], 25061 [19SE]

China, People's Republic of: prohibit certain arms sales (H.J. Res. 592), 7067 [9AP]

———promote civil liberties (H. Con. Res. 334), 9956 [7MY]

———U.S. policy, 13640 [12JN]

China, Republic of: U.S. arms sales policy, 13640 [12JN]

———U.S. policy, 16252 [26JN], 27429 [30SE], 28673 [3OC]

Civil liberties: international commitments of the Helsinki Final Act (H. Con. Res. 406), 29966 [10OC]

Colombia: human rights violations, 2019 [6FE]

Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy: essay contest on the threat of nuclear war, 5313 [18MR]

Communist countries: stop all credit and loans (H.R. 97), 3817 [6MR], 16298 [26JN]

Costa Rica: assessment of U.S. policy in Nicaragua, 14869 [20JN]

———border agreement with Nicaragua, 5346 [18MR]

Cyprus: call for removal of foreign forces, 22757 [10SE]

———U.S. policy, 343 [22JA], 2246 [18FE], 8436 [22AP], 27122 [29SE], 28204 [2OC]

Cyprus, Turkish Federated State of: missing U.S. citizens, 4598 [12MR]

Democracy: developing countries, 11953 [22MY]

Diplomatic Security and Antiterrorism Act: enact (H.R. 4151), 14856 [20JN]

———enact (H.R. 4151), appointment of conferees, 19348 [6AU]

———enact (H.R. 4151), permission to file conference report, 19896 [8AU]

Diplomats: rent expenditures, 9103 [30AP]

Drift Net Impact Monitoring, Assessment, and Control Act: enact (H.R. 5208), 17156 [21JY]

Economic assistance: budget, 3770 [5MR]

El Salvador: earthquake disaster relief, 32822 [17OC]

———human rights, 10707 [14MY]

———human rights violations, 2786 [25FE], 20187 [8AU]

———trial of sanctuary movement activists, 12296 [3JN]

———U.S. policy, 16522 [15JY], 17861 [28JY], 33661 [17OC]

Elections: absentee registration and voting for Foreign Service personnel (H.R. 4393), 4583 [12MR], 9007 [29AP], 20976 [12AU]

Ethiopia: causes of famine, 18034 [29JY]

———human rights violations, 1005 [29JA], 2986 [26FE]

———U.S. food aid and humanitarian assistance, 1435 [3FE]

———U.S. policy regarding famine and resettlement program (H. Con. Res. 285), 2064 [6FE], 4839 [13MR], 12821 [5JN]

European Parliament: agricultural policy, 9476 [5MY]

———meeting with Members of Congress, 18822 [1AU]

Export-Import Bank Act: amend (H.R. 4510), 16495 [17JY]

Far East: congressional trip, 24715 [18SE]

Foreign Airport Security Act: implementation, 8988 [29AP]

Fortier, Donald R.: tribute, 22359 [9SE], 30401 [10OC]

Global Economic Action Institute: goals and achievements, 26564 [26SE]

Greece: programs to improve traveler security in response to terrorism, 17525 [23JY]

———U.S. policy, 2246 [18FE]

Guatemala: human rights violations, 3246 [27FE]

———U.S. policy, 996 [29JA], 3010 [26FE], 16289 [26JN]

Haiti: economic assistance, 18850 [1AU]

———military assistance, 7589 [15AP], 10231 [8MY]

———U.S. policy, 2628 [24FE], 4363 [11MR], 16236 [26JN], 17012 [17JY]

Harriman, W. Averell: tribute, 18587 [31JY], 23859 [17SE], 26386 [25SE]

Helsinki accords: Human Contacts Experts Review Meeting, 7581 [15AP]

Honduras: assessment of U.S. policy, 14869 [20JN]

———U.S. policy, 9155 [30AP]

Iceland: summit, 31232 [14OC], 32680 [16OC]

Immigration: U.S. policy, 17156 [21JY]

———U.S. policy regarding visas for employment, 18836 [1AU]

India: independence anniversary, 21748 [14AU]

———policy relative to Nicaragua, 30140 [9OC]

———refusal to sign the Non-Proliferation Treaty, 28193 [2OC]

———U.S. policy, 20186 [8AU]

Inspector General: prohibit appointment of members of the Foreign Service, 16923 [17JY]

Intelligence Authorization Act: enact (H.R. 4759), 22740 [10SE]

Intelligence services: executive role and responsibility regarding covert actions, 22740 [10SE]

International Airport Security Act: enact, 518 [23JA]

International Parliamentary Group: Vienna Review Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe, 30143 [9OC]

Ireland, Northern: participation in NATO, 26385 [25SE]

———U.S. policy, 3587 [4MR], 5080 [17MR], 16528 [15JY]

———visa policy, 19607 [6AU]

Israel: congratulations on establishment of diplomatic relations with Spain (H. Res. 385), 3436 [3MR]

———U.S. policy, 2246 [18FE], 7818 [16AP], 12513 [4JN]

———urge Joint Political-Military Group defense cooperation (H. Res. 563), 26560 [26SE]

Ivezaj, Peter: release from detention in Yugoslavia, 31496 [15OC]

Japan: trade negotiations, 26373 [25SE]

Joint Baltic American National Committee: anniversary, 9177, 9178, 9179 [30AP]

Korea, Republic of: U.S. policy, 7064 [9AP], 12003 [22MY]

Latin America: U.S. policy, 33642 [17OC]

Lawyer's Committee for Civil Rights Under Law: information on detainees in South African prisons, 16249, 16259 [26JN]

Lebanon: death of U.S. hostage Peter Kilburn, 8851 [29AP]

———U.S. hostages, 485 [23JA], 1747 [5FE], 1944 [6FE], 2110 [18FE], 2257 [19FE], 2888, 2891 [26FE], 3435 [3MR], 3448 [4MR], 4199 [11MR], 4868 [13MR], 5326 [18MR], 5848 [20MR], 7075 [10AP], 9713 [7MY], 12547 [5JN], 13189 [11JN], 15662 [26JN], 16459 [15JY], 17784 [28JY], 18254 [31JY], 18655 [1AU], 19014, 19016, 19025 [5AU], 19940 [8AU], 21633 [14AU], 22219, 22229 [15AU], 22320 [9SE], 22640 [10SE], 27321 [30SE], 27458 [1OC], 28043 [2OC], 29234 [7OC], 29605, 29608 [8OC], 30423 [10OC], 33677 [18OC]

Libya: information concerning political activities, 32709, 32711 [17OC]

———prohibit U.S. companies from assisting in the production, marketing or distribution of oil (H.R. 4700), 8974 [29AP]

———U.N. membership, 8994 [29AP]

———U.S. business taxes, 8996 [29AP]

———U.S. policy, 1806 [5FE]

Malta: Libyan factor in U.S. relations, 33651 [17OC]

———U.S. policy, 13648 [12JN]

Marshall Islands: implementation of the Compact of Free Association, 12029 [22MY]

Merchant marine: funding, 16998 [17JY]

Mexico: antidrug programs, 16986 [17JY]

———meetings of President Miguel de la Madrid with President Reagan, 21444 [13AU]

———U.S. policy, 11470 [20MY], 11969 [22MY], 16391 [14JY], 16522, 16523 [15JY], 16971, 17000 [17JY], 17158 [21JY], 17327 [22JY], 17525 [23JY], 17713 [24JY], 18019, 18028 [29JY], 18246 [30JY], 18814 [1AU]

Micronesia: implementation of the Compact of Free Association, 12029 [22MY]

Moore, Jonathan: U.S. Coordinator for Refugee Affairs and Ambassador-at-Large, 33603 [17OC]

Mozambique: U.S. policy, 18017 [29JY]

Namibia: U.S. policy, 8969 [29AP]

Namibia/Southwest Africa: support for those working for freedom against communism (H. Res. 459), 11831 [21MY]

National Year of Friendship With Finland: designate (H.J. Res. 645), 32986 [17OC], 33933 [6NO]

NATO: Armed Forces deployments in Europe (H. Con. Res. 341), 11992 [22MY]

New York, NY: subsidy of apartments, 9366 [1MY]

New Zealand: policy regarding atomic warfare, 29842 [8OC]

Nicaragua: border agreement with Costa Rica, 5346 [18MR]

———case against U.S. in the International Court of Justice, 16510 [15JY]

———Contadora peace initiative (H. Con. Res. 283), 2039 [6FE]

———Contra training of Brazilian guerrillas, 5586 [19MR]

———human rights violations, 2415 [19FE], 13398 [11JN]

———narcotic traffic, 5869 [20MR]

———refugees, 7219 [10AP]

———require to submit a report on the national emergency (H.R. 4052), 2258 [19FE]

———temporarily suspend deportations (H.R. 4893), 24704 [18SE]

———U.S. assistance to Contras, 21456 [13AU], 22196 [15AU]

———U.S. policy, 1660 [4FE], 2023 [6FE], 2423, 2424 [19FE], 2778 [25FE], 2980, 3009 [26FE], 3237, 3246, 3268 [27FE], 3744, 3757 [5MR], 3999 [6MR], 4368, 4377 [11MR], 4845 [13MR], 5078, 5091, 5094 [17MR], 5313, 5314, 5316, 5319, 5321, 5322, 5341, 5349 [18MR], 5576, 5579, 5582, 5584, 5590, 5594 [19MR], 5765 [21MR], 5766 [25MR], 5832, 5837, 5850, 5859, 5860, 5862, 5867 [20MR], 5990 [21MR], 6149, 6166, 6177 [25MR], 7049, 7063 [9AP], 7237 [10AP], 7417, 7420, 7429 [14AP], 7582, 7593 [15AP], 7803-7804, 7811, 7813 [16AP], 8017 [17AP], 8413 [22AP], 8583 [23AP], 8983, 9009 [29AP], 9148 [30AP], 9471, 9477 [5MY], 9692 [6MY], 9941 [7MY], 10227 [8MY], 10260 [9MY], 11097 [15MY], 11245 [19MY], 12030 [22MY], 12526 [4JN], 12822 [5JN], 13647 [12JN], 14460, 14471, 14483 [18JN], 16242 [26JN], 17329 [22JY], 18248 [30JY], 22744 [10SE], 23257 [12SE], 30124, 30138 [9OC], 30444 [10OC], 32676 [16OC]

Northern Ireland and Ireland Assistance Act: enact (S. 2139), 4182 [10MR]

Nuclear Test Ban Treaty: establish certain sanctions against nonsignatory nations (H.R. 4570), 7425-7427 [14AP]

Nuclear Weapons Nonproliferation Treaty: establish certain sanctions against nonsignatory nations (H.R. 4571), 7425-7427 [14AP]

Omnibus Diplomatic Security and Anti-Terrorism Act: enact (H.R. 4151), 25156 [22SE]

Omnibus Diplomatic Security and Antiterrorism Act: enact (H.R. 4151), 5220 [18MR], 5239 [20MR]-5263 [18MR], 5588 [19MR], 5994 [21MR], 20973 [12AU], 22153 [15AU], 22313 [8SE]

———enact (H.R. 4151), rules for consideration, 4681 [13MR]

Pacific islands: U.S. policy, 10538 [13MY]

———U.S. tuna policy, 6812 [8AP]

Pakistan: refusal to sign the Non-Proliferation Treaty, 28193 [2OC]

Panama Canal: increase U.S. investment (H.R. 4016), 201 [21JA]

Panama Canal Act: amend (H.R. 4016), 201 [21JA]

Paris, France: terrorist attacks, 2051 [6FE]

Passenger vessels: ensure greater security (H.R. 4176), 2448 [19FE]

Peace, Stability, and Reconciliation in Ireland and Northern Ireland Act: enact (H.R. 4329), 4182 [10MR], 4217-4231 [11MR]

Philippines: initiation of free trade area negotiations (H. Con. Res. 393), 25727 [23SE]

———U.S. policy, 9694 [6MY], 14747 [19JN], 15626, 15638 [25JN]

Poland: Soviet repression, 17158 [21JY]

Portugal: terrorist attack on U.S. Embassy, 3376 [28FE]

Posner, Vladimir: discussion about the Soviet Union on U.S. television, 16518 [15JY]

Presidential Summit Against International Terrorism: enact, 27343 [2OC]

Radio Free Europe: funding, 11462 [20MY]

Radio Liberty: funding, 11462 [20MY]

Radio Marti: anniversary, 11481 [20MY]

———programming, 6817 [8AP]

Reagan, President: Grenada visit, 2983 [26FE]

———require to submit a report on the national emergency (H.R. 4052), 3590 [5MR]

———require to submit a report on the Nicaraguan national emergency (H.R. 4052), 532 [23JA]

———speech regarding U.S. response to apartheid in South Africa, 17519 [23JY]

Rhinoceros: efforts to protect, 27321 [30SE], 28039 [2OC]

Romania: disapprove Presidential request for Trade Act waiver regarding most favored nation status, 13885 [16JN]

———human rights and most favored nation status, 17702, 17707, 17715 [24JY], 22163 [15AU]

———most favored nation status, 17858 [28JY], 18041 [29JY]

———relations with (S. Res. 372), 9364 [1MY]

SALT II: Soviet compliance, 8968 [29AP]

———U.S. adherence, 341 [22JA], 993 [29JA]

———U.S. compliance, 10223 [8MY]

Saudi Arabia: prohibiting sale of certain missiles (H.J. Res. 589), 7217 [10AP], 9716 [7MY], 9736 [8MY]-9738 [7MY], 9953 [7MY], 10560 [13MY]

———prohibiting sale of certain missiles (H.J. Res. 589), S.J. Res. 316, passed in lieu, 9738 [7MY]

South Africa: apartheid, 32703 [16OC]

———human rights violations, 13179 [10JN], 16255, 16259 [26JN]

———U.S. importation for strategic materials for national defense, 22197 [15AU]

———U.S. policy, 11463 [20MY], 12012 [22MY], 16968 [17JY], 17330 [22JY], 17519, 17520, 17532 [23JY], 18024, 18029, 18032, 18036 [29JY], 18240 [30JY], 18596 [31JY], 18837 [1AU], 19322, 19332 [5AU], 20181 [8AU], 21437 [13AU], 22178 [15AU], 22760 [10SE], 23271 [12SE], 25714 [23SE], 27100 [30SE], 27101 [2OC], 33592 [17OC]

———U.S. reactions to apartheid, 27100 [30SE], 27101 [2OC]

South Pacific: Soviet policy, 22746 [10SE]

———Soviet relations, 21746-21748 [14AU]

Southeast Asia: Ray Commission appointed to study refugee situation, 16296 [26JN]

Soviet Union: arms control negotiations, 22741 [10SE], 27436, 27446 [30SE], 29966, 30397, 30418 [10OC]

———cultural exchanges, 4007 [6MR]

———human rights violations, 7811 [16AP]

———Iceland summit, 29966, 30418, 30429 [10OC], 33582 [17OC]

———nuclear submarine accidents, 9691 [6MY]

———persecution of Christians, 28669 [3OC]

———Spetsnaz special forces, 6782 [8AP]

———summit meeting with U.S., 25720 [23SE]

———trip of Representative Florio and certain New Jersey constituents, 16968 [17JY]

———U.S. subsidy for wheat exported, 21752 [14AU]

Spain: congratulations on establishment of diplomatic relations with Israel (H. Res. 385), 3436 [3MR]

———recognition of Israel, 527 [23JA]

———U.S. policy, 15637 [25JN]

Sri Lanka: terrorism, 12037 [22MY]

Supplementary Extradition Treaty With the United Kingdom: ratification, 17008 [17JY]

Task Force on Prevention of Nuclear Terrorism: establishment, 2635 [24FE]

Tehran American School: reimbursement for sale of motor vehicles (S. 173), 11361 [20MY]

Terrorism: efforts to reduce international, 17014 [17JY], 17695 [24JY]

———international meeting, 12289 [3JN]

———role of press in coverage, 8222 [21AP]

———travel advisory for U.S. citizens in foreign countries regarding Libyan-supported attacks (H. Con. Res. 270), 196 [21JA]

———U.S. policy, 3230 [27FE]

———withhold diplomatic facility construction and design plans (H.R. 4858), 11464 [20MY]

Turkey: U.S. congressional delegation, 17022 [17JY]

U.N.: anniversary, 16971 [17JY]

———U.S. assessed contributions, 22211 [15AU]

U.S. Embassies: security of personnel, facilities, and operations (H.R. 4151), 14856 [20JN], 20973 [12AU], 22153 [15AU], 22313 [8SE], 25156 [22SE]

———security of personnel, facilities, and operations (H.R. 4151), meeting of Committee on Rules to consider rule, 5220 [18MR], 5239 [20MR]-5263 [18MR]

———security of personnel, facilities, and operations (H.R. 4151), permission to file conference report, 19896 [8AU]

U.S. Telecommunications Training Institute: formation, 7215 [10AP]

U.S.-U.S.S.R. Trust Group: peace efforts, 3223 [27FE]

United Methodist Church: position on atomic weapons, 12296 [3JN]

Vietnam: resumption of technical meetings regarding repatriation of MIA remains (H. Res. 466), 12838 [5JN]

VOA: funding, 25723 [23SE]

———interference (H. Con. Res. 391), 27343 [30SE], 27344 [2OC]

Voice of America: anniversary of charter, 17162 [21JY]

———Soviet monitoring, 12281 [3JN]

Weapons: Midgetman missile funding, 11242 [19MY]

———MX missile modernization, 12039 [22MY]

———test ban on antisatellite, 16314 [26JN], 18027 [29JY], 19636 [6AU], 20187 [8AU]

———testing of advanced medium range air-to-air missile, 11089 [15MY]

Yugoslavia: release of Peter Ivezaj from detention, 31496 [15OC]

Remarks in Senate

Abramowitz, Morton I.: nomination confirmed, 17744-17751 [25JY]

———qualifications of nominee, 18810 [1AU]

Adams, Weston: tribute, 23050 [12SE]

Afghanistan: investigation to determine if Soviet actions constitute crime of genocide (S. Con. Res. 151), 14525-14527 [19JN]

Agriculture: sale and distribution of surplus commodities, 13669 [13JN]

Appropriations: making (H.R. 5161), 23486 [16SE], 23918 [18SE]

Asylum: policies, 31425 [15OC]

Buchanan, Wiley T., Jr.: tribute, 2325 [19FE]

Budget: funding levels, 11698 [21MY]

———request for funding increase, 11227 [19MY]

Canada: U.S. policy, 8255 [22AP]

Cattle industry: program for eradication of amblyomma variegatum in Caribbean bovins, 15340 [25JN]

Chile: call on U.S. Ambassador to state support for democratic process, 33455 [17OC]

———U.S. policy, 21264 [13AU]

China, People's Republic of: avionics sale, 5180 [18MR]

Contractors: bids on diplomatic construction or design projects, 15340 [25JN]

Corr, Edwin G.: nomination as Career Minister in the Foreign Service, 32573 [16OC]

Crime and criminals: allow access to certain Federal criminal history records, 15330-15332 [25JN]

Cyprus: U.S. policy, 16381 [14JY]

Daniloff, Nicholas: call for stronger response to detention in Soviet Union, 26715-26718 [27SE]

Dept. of State: provide for an independent Inspector General, 15360 [25JN]

Diplomatic Security Act: enact (S. 2015), 397 [23JA]

Diplomatic Security and Antiterrorism Act: enact (H.R. 4151), 15318-15362, 15388-15392 [25JN]

———provide for an independent Inspector General, 15360 [25JN]

Diplomats: provide additional funds for certain programs and reduce funds for acquisition and maintenance of buildings abroad, 27787-27790 [2OC]

———strengthen foreign language skills, 15335 [25JN]

Disinformation program, 30222 [10OC]

Egypt: help increase security at Cairo Airport, 15333 [25JN]

Elections: absentee registration and voting for Foreign Service personnel (H.R. 4393), 21894 [15AU]

Foreign countries: funding for study programs and cultural exchange programs, 27602 [1OC]

———provide for forfeiture of proceeds derived from espionage activities, 15342-15346 [25JN]

Foreign relations: disinformation program, 32558 [16OC]

———meeting between Secretary of State and Soviet Foreign Minister, 24807 [19SE]

———restrict spending on new U.S. Embassy in Moscow, 27820 [2OC]

Foreign Service: funds for certain security programs, 15326-15328 [25JN]

———strengthen foreign language skills, 15335 [25JN]

Gavin, John: tribute, 8103 [21AP]

Guidance to attorneys nominated to positions requiring advice and consent of the Senate, 30490 [14OC]

Heckler, Margaret M.: U.S. Ambassador to Ireland, 33839 [18OC]

Intelligence Authorization Act: enact (S. 2477), 25794-25815 [24SE]

———supplemental material to the report by the Select Committee on Intelligence relative to S. 2477, 25802-25807 [24SE]

International agreements: ratification of sundry treaties, 12965 [6JN], 29878-29885 [9OC]

Israel: prohibit use of funds for facilities in Israel, Jerusalem, or the West Bank, 15360 [25JN]

Italy: sale of consulate building in Venice, 7415 [14AP]

Kalb, Bernard: resignation, 30222 [10OC]

Latin America: U.S. policy, 7700 [16AP], 17536 [24JY]

Lauder, Ronald S.: nomination confirmed, 7318 [11AP]

———tribute, 2619 [24FE]

Lebanon: U.S. hostages, 4719 [13MR], 4878 [14MR], 6645 [8AP], 8544 [23AP]

Lehman, Ronald F., II: nomination confirmed, 10888 [15MY]

Malone, James L.: nomination to be Ambassador to Belize, 30479-30485, 30489, 30501 [14OC]

Medvid, Miroslav: efforts to gain political asylum, 4742-4750 [13MR]

Moore, Jonathan: U.S. Coordinator for Refugees Affairs and Ambassador-at-Large, 17410 [23JY]

National Endowment for International Studies: authorize study on establishment, 12211 [3JN]

National Year of Friendship With Finland: designate (H.J. Res. 645), 33812 [18OC]

Nicaragua: economic assistance to Misurasata Indians, 21326 [13AU]

Nitze, Paul H.: nomination confirmed, 10888 [15MY]

Omnibus Diplomatic Security and Antiterrorism Act: enact (H.R. 4151), 20542 [11AU]

———enact (H.R. 4151), conference report, 20911, 20914 [12AU]

Pelaez, Emmanuel N.: welcome to Washington as Philippine Ambassador, 11353 [20MY]

Philippines: impact of elections on U.S. interests, 427 [23JA], 611 [28JA]

———U.S. policy, 26089, 26092 [25SE]

Pilliod, Charles J., Jr.: tribute, 33902 [6NO]

Purcell, James N., Jr.: tribute, 18104 [30JY]

Reagan, President: agreements relative to meeting with Mikhail Gorbachev, 33162-33164 [17OC]

———meeting with Mikhail Gorbachev, 30460, 30464, 30467, 30470, 30471, 30472, 30478 [14OC]

Rosal, Blanca: denial of political asylum, 33480 [17OC]

Russo, Paul A.: qualifications of nominee, 29921 [9OC]

Safety: funds for certain security programs, 15326-15328 [25JN]

Sharpless, Mattie: tribute, 17826 [28JY]

Sherman, William C.: tribute, 21895 [15AU]

South Africa: require U.S. Ambassador to request meeting with Nelson Mandela, 21587 [14AU]

———Senate conditions for confirmation of U.S. Ambassador (S. Res. 462), 20152 [8AU]

Supplementary Extradition Treaty With the United Kingdom: definitions of offenses, 16610 [16JY]

———provide for defense to extradition, 16600-16603 [16JY]

———ratification, 16557 [16JY], 16796-16819 [17JY]

———retroactivity, 16592-16600 [16JY]

Terrorism: authorize prosecution for acts against U.S. nationals (S. 1429), 15354-15359 [25JN]

———call for negotiations to make terrorism a universal crime, 15352 [25JN]

———coordinate international war against terrorism, 15376 [25JN]

———international measures for seaport and shipboard security, 15334 [25JN]

———management of antiterrorism assistance programs, 15332 [25JN]

Treaties: removal of injunction of secrecy, 4835 [13MR], 12090 [2JN], 12274 [3JN], 14818 [20JN], 14948 [23JN], 16436 [15JY], 22626 [10SE], 27161 [30SE]

———U.S.-Icelandic Treaty ratification, 29520 [8OC]

Turkey: U.S. policy, 16381 [14JY]

U.S. Embassies: security of personnel, facilities, and operations (H.R. 4151), 20542 [11AU]

———security of personnel, facilities, and operations (H.R. 4151), conference report, 20911, 20914 [12AU]

U.S. Telecommunications Training Institute: support of activities, 15351 [25JN]

Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act: enact (S. 2539), 13135 [10JN], 16642 [16JY]

USIA: authorizing appropriations (S. 2258), 6546 [27MR]

———make available for use within the U.S. the film ``The March'', 15333 [25JN]

———provide for an Office of Inspector General, 15359 [25JN]

Voice of America: Soviet interference (H. Con. Res. 391), 29901 [9OC]

Wake Forest University: sale of U.S. consulate building in Venice, Italy, 12991 [9JN]

Waldheim, Kurt: eliminate retirement allowance from the U.N., 15338 [25JN]

Wisner, Frank G.: nomination as Ambassador to Egypt confirmed, 21795-21796 [15AU]

Zimmerman, Warren: nomination confirmed, 10888 [15MY]

Reports

Amending the Panama Canal Act Regarding the Payment of Interest on the U.S. Investment in the Panama Canal (H.R. 4016): CBO, 201 [21JA]

———Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries, 201 [21JA]

Arms Control—Necessary Process: Wolfgang K.H. Panofsky, 2942-2944 [26FE]

Asylum: GAO, 31426-31431 [15OC]

Bishop Vega Speaks Out Against Sandinist Regime, 27432 [30SE]

Central American Trip—Costa Rica, Nicaragua, and El Salvador: Linda Westrom, 6796-6798 [8AP]

Chile's Human Rights Practices, 4822 [13MR]

Colombia—Abuses Widespread as Nation Slides Toward Civil War: Louise Siblering, 2019 [6FE]

Comprehensive Test Ban on Atomic Weapons (H.J. Res. 3), 2957-3582 [4MR]

———Committee on Foreign Affairs, 3740 [5MR]

———hearings record, 2957 [3MR]

Counterintelligence: Select Committee on Intelligence (excerpt), 25804 [24SE]

Country Reports on Human Rights Practices, 6534 [27MR]

Human Rights in El Salvador: delegation of religious leaders from San Francisco, CA, 10707 [14MY]

Human Rights Practices (excerpt), 21787 [15AU]

Improving Relations With India: Heritage Foundation, 26382 [25SE]

Intelligence Authorization Act (S. 2477), 26623 [27SE]

Nicaraguan Violations of Human Rights: Wesley Smith, 3431-3433 [3MR], 3585-3587 [4MR]

Nicaraguan Violations of Human Rights (excerpt), 4569 [12MR]

Nomination of James L. Malone to be Ambassador to Belize: Committee on Foreign Relations (excerpt), 30481, 30482, 30485, 30489, 30490, 30491, 30492, 30493, 30494, 30495, 30496, 30497 [14OC]

Pacific Caucus of Parliamentarians: George M. Seignious, 2770 [25FE]

Political Contributions of Executive Nominees, 3170 [27FE], 7185 [10AP]

Refugee Situation in Southeast Asia—Summary of Findings and Recommendations: Ray Commission, 16296 [26JN]

Secret War in Central America: John N. Moore, 14471 [18JN]

Supplementary Extradition Treaty With the United Kingdom: Committee on Foreign Relations, 16805, 16807 [17JY]

U.S. Interim Restraint Policy—Responding to Soviet Arms Control Violations, 13391-13392 [11JN]

Reports by conference committees

Omnibus Diplomatic Security and Antiterrorism Act (H.R. 4151), 20945-20973 [12AU]

Reports filed

Absentee Registration and Voting for Uniformed Services and Persons Who Reside Overseas: Committee on House Administration (H.R. 4393) (H. Rept. 99-765), 19744 [7AU]

Appropriations: Committee on Appropriations (H.R. 5161) (H. Rept. 99-669), 16503 [15JY]

———Committee on Appropriations (H.R. 5161) (S. Rept. 99-425), 22264 [8SE]

———Committee on Intelligence (Select) (S. 2477) (S. Rept. 99-307), 11713 [21MY]

———Committee on Rules (H.R. 5161; H. Res. 494) (H. Rept. 99-683), 16745 [16JY]

Approval of Compact of Free Association With Republic of Palau: Committee on Foreign Affairs (H.J. Res. 626) (H. Rept. 99-663), 15769 [26JN]

Combat of International Narcotics Traffic Committee on Foreign Affairs (H.R. 5352) (S. Rept. 99-798), 22143 [15AU]

Compact of Free Association Between U.S. and Republic of Palau: Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries (H.J. Res. 626) (H. Rept. 99-663), 24801 [19SE]

———Committee on Ways and Means (H.J. Res. 626) (H. Rept. 99-663), 23669 [17SE]

Contadora Peace Initiative to Conflict in Central America: Committee on Foreign Affairs (H. Con. Res. 283) (H. Rept. 99-474), 2976 [26FE]

Counterintelligence and Security Programs: Committee on Intelligence (Select) (S. Rept. 99-522), 28511 [3OC]

Distribution in U.S. of USIA Film ``The March'': Committee on Foreign Relations (S. 2538), 15948 [26JN]

Intelligence and Intelligence Related Activities Appropriations: Committee on Intelligence (Select) (H.R. 4759) (H. Rept. 99-690), 16966 [17JY]

Intelligence and Intelligence-Related Activities Appropriations: Committee on Armed Services (H.R. 4759) (H. Rept. 99-690), 17819 [28JY]

———Committee on Post Office and Civil Service (H.R. 4759) (H. Rept. 99-690), 17819 [28JY]

Luxury Ship Travel by Dept. of State and USIA Employees Misuse of Taxpayers Money: Committee on Government Operations (H. Rept. 99-564), 8886 [29AP]

Nomination: Alexander F. Watson, 27270 [30SE]

———Ann B. Wrobleski, 22448 [9SE]

———Arthur H. Davis, 3170 [27FE]

———Brunson McKinley, 22448 [9SE]

———Carol B. Hallett, 22448 [9SE]

———Charles J. Pilliod, Jr., 27270 [30SE]

———Chester A. Crocker, 13620 [12JN]

———Cynthia S. Perry, 13620 [12JN]

———David A. Korn, 27271 [30SE]

———David C. Fields, 27270 [30SE]

———David L. Mack, 22448 [9SE]

———Dennis Kux, 22448 [9SE]

———Donald K. Petterson, 29548 [8OC]

———Edward J. Perkins, 29548 [8OC]

———Everett E. Bierman, 27271 [30SE]

———Everett Ellis Briggs, 27271 [30SE]

———Frank G. Wisner, 18570 [31JY]

———Frank Shakespeare, 27273 [30SE]

———G. Norman Anderson, 13620 [12JN]

———Gaston J. Sigur, 3170 [27FE]

———H. Allen Holmes, 7185 [10AP]

———Harry W. Shlaudeman, 15948 [26JN]

———Herbert E. Horowitz, 22448 [9SE]

———J. Edward Fox, 13620 [12JN]

———James D. Phillips, 27270 [30SE]

———James E. Nolan, Jr., 29548 [8OC]

———James L. Malone, 28512 [3OC]

———James M.T. Rentschler, 22448 [9SE]

———James R. Lilley, 27271 [30SE]

———James W. Rawlings, 27271 [30SE]

———Jonathan Moore, 15948 [26JN]

———Julian M. Niemczyk, 18570 [31JY]

———L. Paul Bremer III, 27270 [30SE]

———Morton I. Abramowitz (Ex. Rept. 99-14), 11315 [20MY]

———Otto J. Reich, 7185 [10AP]

———Patricia G. Lynch, 13620 [12JN]

———Paul A. Russo, 27273 [30SE]

———Paul D. Wolfowitz, 3170 [27FE]

———Paul H. Nitze, 10609 [14MY]

———Paul M. Cleveland, 13620 [12JN]

———Peter O. Murphy, 27271 [30SE]

———Princeton N. Lyman, 22448 [9SE]

———Reginald Bartholomew, 18570 [31JY]

———Robie M.H. Palmer, 15948 [26JN]

———Ronald D. Palmer, 27271 [30SE]

———Ronald F. Lehman II, 10609 [14MY]

———Ronald S. Lauder, 7185 [10AP]

———Sam H. Zakhem, 22448 [9SE]

———Theodore E. Gildred, 27273 [30SE]

———Vernon D. Penner, Jr., 13620 [12JN]

———Walter E. Stadtler, 29548 [8OC]

———Warren Zimmerman, 10609 [14MY]

Overseas Construction Operations: Committee on Government Operations (H. Rept. 99-745), 19116 [5AU]

Prohibition of Missile Sales to Saudi Arabia: Committee on Foreign Affairs (H.J. Res. 589) (H. Rept. 99-569), 8886 [29AP]

Release Objects to Museums: Committee on Foreign Relations (H.R. 5522), 27269 [30SE]

Security of Embassy Personnel, Facilities, and Operations: Committee on Foreign Affairs (H.R. 4151) (H. Rept. 99-494), 4576 [12MR]

———Committee on Rules (H.R. 4151; H. Res. 402) (H. Rept. 99-496), 5075 [17MR]

———committee of conference (H.R. 4151), 21130 [12AU]

Security of U.S. Embassy Personnel, Facilities, and Operations: Committee on Foreign Relations (H.R. 4151) (S. Rept. 99-304), 11314 [20MY]

Tariff on Chocolate: Committee on Ways and Means (H. Res. 567) (H. Rept. 99-925), 27116 [29SE]

Tehran American School Reimbursement for Sale of Motor Vehicles: Committee on the Judiciary (S. 173) (H. Rept. 99-582), 9774 [7MY]

Treaty Between U.S. and Iceland To Facilitate Defense Relationship: Committee on Foreign Relations (Ex. Rept. 99-27), 29548 [8OC]

Treaty on Vienna Convention for the Protection of the Ozone Layer: Committee on Foreign Relations (Ex. Rept. 99-13), 8534 [23AP]

Reports to constituents

Hamilton, Lee H.: After Geneva, 203 [21JA]

Reservations

Inter-American Convention on Letters Rogatory and U.N. Convention on Contracts on the International Sale of Goods, 29879 [9OC]

Resolutions by organizations

Atomic weapons test ban: Presbyterian Church (sundry), 2922 [26FE]

Rulings of the Chair

Appropriations: making (H.R. 5161), 16918 [17JY]

Statements

Aid to Contras: Alvaro Baldizon, 4378 [11MR]

———George P. Shultz, Sec. of State, 6418 [27MR]

———Select Committee on Intelligence (sundry excerpts), 5322 [18MR]

———University of Southern California, 5859 [20MR]

Aid to the Nicaraguan Resistance: President Reagan (excerpt), 2980 [26FE]

All-Africa Conference of Parliamentarians on Population and Development—Resolutions and Declarations, 19611 [6AU]

Ancient Order of Hibernians Protests U.S. State Dept. Two-Faced Visa Policy—``Yes'' to Paisley, ``No'' to Gerry Adams: Nicholas Murphy, 19608 [6AU]

Atomic Weapons Test at Nevada: Nihon Hidankyo, 7799 [16AP]

Atomic Weapons Test Ban: Everett McKinley Dirksen, 2942 [26FE]

———Herbert York, 2914 [26FE]

———Hubert H. Humphrey (1961), 2919 [26FE]

———John F. Kennedy (sundry), 2909 [26FE], 2960 [4MR]

———Lynn R. Sykes, 2937 [26FE]

———Richard L. Wagner, Jr., 2908 [26FE]

———several defense experts, 2929-2931 [26FE]

———sundry, 2769 [25FE], 2901, 2902 [26FE], 2911 [3MR], 2926, 2945 [26FE], 2956 [3MR], 2959 [4MR]

———Thomas J. Dodd (1961), 2920 [26FE]

Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty: John F. Kennedy (sundry excerpts), 13179 [10JN]

Corrosive Effect of Disinformation on Open Political Systems: Lawrence Eagleburger (excerpt), 32709 [17OC]

Declaration of Independence From Nuclear Tyranny, 16526 [15JY]

Haitian Schedule for the Election of a New Government and the Ratification of a New Constitution, 17012 [17JY]

House Arms Control Panel Announces Hearings, 8430 [22AP]

Indian Aid to Nicaragua: Gurmit S. Aulakh, 30141 [9OC]

International Agreements on Child Abduction: Arthur W. Rovine, 29881-29882 [9OC]

International Legal Conference on Anti-Semitism, Anti-Zionism and the U.N., 17330 [22JY]

Libyan Actions and the War Powers Act: Representative Fascell, 6793 [8AP]

Malta, 33652-33654 [17OC]

Narcotic Traffic: George P. Shultz, Sec. of State, 6383 [27MR]

Nomination of Edwin G. Corr as U.S. Ambassador to El Salvador: Senator Helms, 32574 [16OC]

Proposal for a Legal Formula To Convene the International Conference for Peace in the Middle East: PLO (sundry), 12813 [5JN]

Setting a Safe Course for the 21st Century: Javier Perez de Cuellar, Sec. General of the U.N., 11241 [19MY]

South African Detainees: Lawyer's Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, 16250, 16259 [26JN]

South West Africa—SWAPO/Platinum Connection: Charles M. Lichenstein, 8969 [29AP]

Soviet Strategic Defense Initiative Programs (excerpt), 20252 [9AU]

Strategic Defense Initiative: George P. Shultz, Sec. of State, 20250 [9AU]

Swearing in of Jonathan Moore as U.S. Coordinator for Refugee Affairs and Ambassador-at-Large: George P. Shultz, Sec. of State, 33603 [17OC]

———Jonathan Moore, 33603 [17OC]

Test Ban on Atomic Weapons: Representative Reid, 6801 [8AP]

Tribute to Ambassador John Gavin: Senator Hawkins, 7438 [15AP]

U.S. Policy in Nicaragua: Patrick J. Buchanan, 14483 [18JN]

U.S. Policy Toward Liberia: Howard Walker, 2114 [18FE]

Verification of Atomic Weapons Testing Limitations: White House, 16970 [17JY]

Studies

Blocking the Spread of Nuclear Weapons—American and European Perspectives: Council on Foreign Relations, 12284 [3JN]

Contra Aid and Refugees: Sergio Aguayo and Weiss Fagen, 11097 [15MY]

Country Reports on Human Rights (excerpt), 5507 [19MR]

Resistance Can Win in Mozambique: Heritage Foundation, 18017-18019 [29JY]

Taiwan Independence Movement: U.S. Committee on Asia/Pacific Peace and Stability (excerpt), 4866 [13MR]

Thirty Myths About Nicaragua—Nature of the Resistance: W. Bruce Weinrod, 12514-12516 [4JN]

Tables

Foreign assistance appropriations—fiscal years 1981, 1986, 1987, 7571 [15AP]

Immigration statistics for 1973-85 for individuals entering U.S. from Southeast Asia, 7219 [10AP]

Maximum change in relative price of exports and domestic imports, 3226 [27FE]

Maximum relative price effects on international trade, by industry, 3226 [27FE]

Soviet arms control proposal: January 1986, 2026 [6FE]

Status of Geneva arms control negotiations, August 1986, 22741 [10SE]

Terrorism casualties, 15326 [25JN]

U.S.-Soviet Geneva Arms Control Talks—proposals: Library of Congress, 33615 [17OC]

Telegrams

U.S.-U.S.S.R. Trust Group appeal for peace, 3223 [27FE]

Testimonies

Arms Sale to Saudi Arabia: Richard W. Murphy, 9636 [6MY]

Atomic Weapons Test Ban: Albert Carnesale, 2911 [26FE]

Israeli Participation in U.S. Strategic Defense Initiative: American Israel Public Affairs Committee, 2221 [18FE]

Realignment of Foreign Aid Priorities: Representative Tony P. Hall, 7570-7571 [15AP]

Test Ban on Atomic Weapons: Dept. of Defense, 11457 [20MY]

Texts of

H. Con. Res. 270, travel advisory for U.S. citizens in foreign countries regarding Libyan-supported terrorism, 196 [21JA]

H. Con. Res. 283, reaffirm support for Contadora peace process in Nicaragua, 2039 [6FE]

H. Con. Res. 341, Armed Forces deployments in Europe, 11993 [22MY]

H. Con. Res. 391, interference with VOA broadcasts, 27343 [30SE]

H. Res. 385, congratulations on establishment of diplomatic relations between Israel and Spain, 3436 [3MR]

H. Res. 459, support for those working for freedom against communism in Southwest Africa/Namibia, 11831 [21MY]

H. Res. 466, resumption of technical meetings with Vietnam regarding repatriation of MIA remains, 12838 [5JN]

H. Res. 563, urge defense cooperation of U.S. and Israel, through the Joint Political-Military Group, 26561 [26SE]

H.J. Res. 3, atomic weapons test ban, 2918 [26FE]

H.J. Res. 645, National Year of Friendship With Finland, 32987 [17OC]

H.R. 4151, Diplomatic Security and Antiterrorism Act, 15318-15323 [25JN]

H.R. 4151, Omnibus Diplomatic Security and Antiterrorism Act, 20542 [11AU]

H.R. 4329, Peace, Stability, and Reconciliation in Ireland and Northern Ireland Act, 4182 [10MR], 4227 [11MR]

H.R. 4393, Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act, 20977 [12AU]

H.R. 4418, Omnibus Diplomatic Security and Antiterrorism Act, 5241-5252 [18MR]

H.R. 4700, prohibit U.S. companies from assisting in the production, marketing or distribution of Libyan oil, 8974 [29AP]

H.R. 5161, making appropriations, 16896 [17JY]

Ratification of Convention of Wetlands of International Importance, 29885 [9OC]

Ratification of Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction, 29885 [9OC]

Ratification of Inter-American Convention on Commercial Arbitration, 29885 [9OC]

Ratification of Inter-American Convention on Letters Rogatory, 29885 [9OC]

Ratification of U.N. Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods, 29885 [9OC]

Resolution of ratification of U.S.-Icelandic Treaty, 29520 [8OC]

S. 173, settle and adjust the claim of the Tehran American School, 11361 [20MY]

S. 2015, Diplomatic Security Act, 398-400 [23JA]

S. 2139, Northern Ireland and Ireland Assistance Act, 4182 [10MR]

S. 2258, authorizing appropriations for USIA, 6546 [27MR]

S. 2477, Intelligence Authorization Act, 25794-25797 [24SE]

S. 2539, Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act, 13136-13137 [10JN]

S. Con. Res. 151, U.S. policy toward Afghanistan, 14526 [19JN]

S. Res. 462, Senate conditions for confirmation of U.S. Ambassador to South Africa, 20152 [8AU]

Withdrawal of a Reservation Made to the Patent Cooperation Treaty, 29885 [9OC]

Tributes

Bowles, Chester, 17953 [29JY]