FOREIGN RELATIONS—U.S. related term(s) Economic Assistance; Technical Assistance

Addresses

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

———Senator Sasser, 5127 [18MR]

All-Africa Conference of Parliamentarians on Population and Development: Ide Oumarou, 22158 [15AU]

———James P. Grant, 21415-21418 [13AU]

———R.G. Mugabe, 22157 [15AU]

American Businesses and International Competition: James R. Stover, 17706-17707 [24JY]

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

American Samoa—Leulumoega Su'esu'e Lutu, 10719-10720 [14MY]

Anniversary of Winston Churchill's Iron Curtain Speech: Pamela C. Harriman, 13727-13729 [13JN]

Annual Dinner of Harvard Club: Oliver Wright, 8376 [22AP]

Apartheid in South Africa: Robert F. Kennedy, 27835 [2OC]

Arms Control: President Reagan, 14587 [19JN]

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

Cambodia Day: Chhang Song, Save Cambodia, Inc., 17333 [22JY]

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

Case for Aid to the Contras: Richard M. Nixon, 10316-10319 [12MY]

Central American Politics: Jose Azcona Hoyo, President of Honduras, 14464-14465 [18JN]

CIA and the University: Robert M. Gates, 4824-4827 [13MR]

Civil Liberties Violations in Ethiopia: Chester Crocker (excerpts), 4257 [11MR]

Commitment to Excellence: James D. Watkins, 10600 [14MY]

Comparison of Life in the U.S. and the Soviet Union: Richard Schifter, U.N. Human Rights Commission, 8973 [29AP]

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

Conditions in Ireland: Charles S. Parnell (1880), 2102 [7FE]

Congressional Politics, Special Interests, and Foreign Policy: John Brademas, 29408-29412 [8OC]

Decade of Disabled Persons—Can It Be Saved?: Alan A. Reich, 8982 [29AP]

Democracy and American Foreign Policy—Corollary to the Reagan Doctrine: Senator Lugar, 5186 [18MR]

Democracy and Central America: Senator Lugar, 14589-14592 [19JN]

Democracy and the Role of Opposition Parties in South Korea: Sang H. Kim, 6590 [27MR]

Democracy in the Philippines: Corazon Aquino, 23871 [18SE], 23945 [18SE]

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], 22193-22195 [15AU]

Drug Agency in Jamaica: Michael Manley, People's National Party, 27120 [29SE]

Economic Advancement of Developing Countries: Representative Stokes, 7755 [16AP]

Economic Sanctions Against South Africa: Desmond Tutu (excerpt), 21476 [14AU]

Foreign Policy: Senator Hart, 31481 [15OC]

Foreign Policy and Geopolitical Benefit of Encouraging Democracy: Richard M. Nixon, 11339 [20MY]

Founding of Israel: John F. Kennedy, 10603 [14MY]

Fragile Flower of Latin Democracy—Diplomacy, Not War, Will Help Nurture It Along: Carlos Fuentes, 3495-3497 [4MR]

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

Human Rights: Representative Gilman, 22190 [15AU]

Immigration Control and Legalization Amendments Act: Representative Martinez, 9469 [5MY]

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

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

Indian Independence Day: Zail Singh, 22202 [15AU]

Intercultural Education: J. William Fulbright, 30107 [9OC]

International Drug Trafficking and Abuse: Vernon A. Walters, 2981 [26FE]

International Financial Institutions—The Challenges Ahead: James A. Baker III, Sec. of the Treasury, 641 [28JA]

International Terrorism: Yitzhak Shamir, 15657 [26JN]

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

Israeli Security: Senator Symms (excerpt), 9025 [30AP]

Joint Session of Congress: Jose Sarney, President of Brazil, 22845 [11SE], 22868-22871 [11SE], 23035 [12SE]

Middle East Peace: Senator Eagleton (1969), 28881 [6OC]

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

National Colloquy on Local Councils of Morocco: James E. Dixon, 22854 [11SE]

National Union for the Total Independence of Angola Policy: Jonas Savimbi, 11466 [20MY]

Neve Shalom Synagogue Massacre: Henry Seigman, 31224 [14OC]

New York University Commencement: Representative O'Neill, 14458 [18JN]

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

Opening of Franklin County, MO, Eagleton for Senator Headquarters: Senator Eagleton (1968), 28880 [6OC]

Organization of Chinese Americans: S. Andrew Chen, 21757 [14AU]

Path to Peace: Corazon Aquino (excerpt), 26095 [25SE]

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

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

Population, Environment, and Development in Africa—A Commentary: Edward S. Ayensu, 20753 [11AU]

Priority Issues on the World Bank's Agenda: A.W. Clausen, 643 [28JA]

Reagan Administration and Nuclear Weapons—A Smokescreen of Mythology; a Future Less Secure: Senator Biden, 23695-23699 [17SE]

Relations Between Angola and the Soviet Union: Jose Eduardo dos Santos, 23623 [17SE]

Religion in the Future of East-West Relations: Franz Koenig, 10117-10119 [8MY]

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

Revolution in U.S.-Israel Relations: Thomas A. Dine, 9424-9427 [5MY]

Role of Textbooks in Society: Gary L. Bauer, 731 [29JA]

Role of the IMF in the Present International Scene: Jacques de Larosiere, 642 [28JA]

Sinews of Peace: Winston S. Churchill (excerpt), 2828 [26FE]

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

Sister Cities Ceremony: Representative Conte, 17783 [28JY]

Society Is Richer for Its Diversity: John Hume, 428-432 [23JA]

South Africa: Stuart Hutchinson, 19322 [5AU]

Soviet Influence in Europe: Winston S. Churchill (excerpts), 3763 [5MR]

State of Emergency in South Africa: Pieter W. Botha, 14418 [18JN]

Strategic Offense-Defense Mixes—Impact on Arms Control: Edward L. Rowny, 11237 [19MY]

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

Terrorism and Trade: Representative Derrick, 1348 [3FE]

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

Tribute to Donald R. Fortier: Paul D. Wolfowitz, 30126 [9OC]

———Robert McFarlane, 30125 [9OC]

———Thomas L. Jones, 30125 [9OC]

U.S. and the European Community, 12814-12816 [5JN]

U.S. Assistance to Contras: President Reagan, 15084-15087 [24JN], 15298-15301 [24JN]

U.S. Assistance to Nicaragua: Alan Garcia, 5268 [18MR]

U.S. Funding to Israel for the Lavi Fighter Aircraft: Representative Kemp, 22164 [15AU]

U.S. Intelligence Requirements for the Late 1980's: Leo Cherne, 3874-3876 [6MR]

U.S. Policy in Central America—An Alternative to War: Representative Alexander, 7640 [16AP]

U.S. Policy in Nicaragua: Francisco Campbell, 15732 [26JN]

U.S.-Japan Trade Relationship: Malcolm Baldrige, Sec. of Commerce, 18239 [30JY]

U.S.-Soviet Relations: Senator Byrd, 14423 [18JN]

Vietnam Conflict: Senator Eagleton (sundry), 28836 [6OC]

Why We Can't Wait: Martin Luther King, Jr. (excerpt), 28188 [2OC]

World Militant and Our Security: William P. Thompson, 8966-8968 [29AP]

Advertisements

Nuclear blasts should be banned, 2908 [26FE]

Affidavits

International Court of Justice case concerning military and paramilitary activities in and against Nicaragua, 1288-1292 [30JA]

Amendments

Anti-Apartheid Act: enact (H.R. 4868), 14079-14082 [17JN], 14262, 14265, 14271, 14274 [18JN]

Arms control: adherence to SALT II numerical sublimits (H. Con. Res. 350), 14298 [18JN], 14679 [19JN]

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

Budget: provide an exception to deficit reduction legislation for certain amounts paid to Puerto Rico, Guam, the Virgin Islands, and the Northern Mariana Islands (S. 2921), 32612, 32665 [16OC], 33114 [17OC]

Comprehensive Anti-Apartheid Act: enact (S. 2701), 18128 [30JY], 19583 [6AU], 20560 [11AU], 20935 [12AU], 21343-21349 [13AU], 21478, 21482, 21483, 21489, 21499, 21503, 21522, 21527, 21538, 21540, 21544, 21549, 21550, 21561, 21569, 21582, 21583, 21586, 21587, 21616-21620 [14AU], 21788, 21791, 21796, 21798, 21799, 21805, 21818, 21821, 21827, 21830, 21831, 21833, 21835, 21836, 21839, 21841, 21843, 21974-21978 [15AU]

Immigration Control and Legalization Amendments Act: enact (H.R. 3810), 26076-26077 [24SE], 30038, 30041, 30042, 30045, 30048, 30051, 30054, 30060, 30062, 30066, 30068, 30070 [9OC]

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

Nicaragua: promote internal reconciliation on basis of democratic principles (H.J. Res. 283), 8213-8216 [21AP]

———U.S. assistance to Contras (H.J. Res. 601), 7634 [16AP]

———U.S. assistance to Contras (S.J. Res. 283), 6392, 6404, 6411, 6467, 6483, 6486, 6489, 6490, 6491, 6565, 6566, 6570-6573, 6577, 6578 [27MR], 7369-7372 [14AP]

Palau Compact of Free Association Act: enact (H.J. Res. 626), 29062-29072 [6OC], 32200-32209 [16OC]

Panama Canal Commission Authorization Act: enact (H.R. 4409), 9196 [1MY]

Peace, Stability, and Reconciliation in Ireland and Northern Ireland Act: enact (H.R. 4329), 21370, 21372, 21405 [13AU], 21634 [14AU]

Philippines: authorizing economic and military assistance (H.R. 5081), 18671 [1AU], 19122 [5AU], 19708, 19710, 19717 [7AU]

Poland: U.S. shipment of dried milk (S. Res. 394), 9610, 9673 [6MY]

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

Syria: encouraging further assistance in obtaining release of U.S. hostages in Lebanon (H. Res. 524), 19027 [5AU]

Analyses

Colombian Drug Interdiction Amendment to the 1979 Foreign Assistance Legislation: Committee on Foreign Relations, 26825 [27SE]

Company of Free Association Between the U.S. and Palau (S.J. Res. 325), 7780-7784 [16AP]

Comprehensive Anti-Apartheid Act (S. 2701), 18117-18118 [30JY]

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

Economic and Military Assistance to the Philippines (S. 2378), 8813 [28AP]

Eximbank Charter Reauthorization (S. 2058), 1899 [6FE]

Northern Ireland and Ireland Assistance Act (H.R. 3772), 3749 [5MR]

Northern Ireland and Ireland Assistance Act (S. 2139), 3718 [5MR]

Pace of Reform in South Africa, 21825 [15AU]

Prohibitions on New Loans to, and New Investments in, South African Entities, 23126 [12SE]

Announcements

Resignation of Bernard Kalb from Dept. of State, 30223 [10OC]

Appendices

In the Name of God, Stop the Lies, Stop the Killing: several religious leaders, 3840 [6MR]

Appointments

Canada-U.S. Interparliamentary Group: members, 2409 [19FE], 3125 [27FE]

Committee To Escort Jose Sarney, President of Brazil, 22627 [10SE]

Conferees: H.R. 4868, Anti-Apartheid Act, 22304 [8SE]

———S. 1200, Immigration Reform and Control Act, 30181 [10OC]

Articles and editorials

. . . And a Failure on Immigration, 27322 [30SE]

. . . And Skirting the Law, 12085 [2JN]

Abducting Terrorists To Try in United States—Sanctioned Way To Fight the Foe?, 18832-18833 [1AU]

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

Action Against Libya in Step With U.S. Heritage, 8033 [17AP]

Administration Plans To Use Green Berets To Train Contras, 21280 [13AU]

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

Afghan Rebels Helped Half a World Away—At Boise Hospitals, 29577 [8OC]

Afghanistan Is Not Nicaragua, 2879 [26FE]

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

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

African National Congress (excerpt), 21504 [14AU]

African National Congress—A Closer Look, 21559-21560 [14AU]

African National Congress—Closer Look, 25127 [22SE]

``Africans'' Content, 23509 [16SE]

Africa's New Leaders—Taking Charge and Making Reforms, 22311 [8SE]

After Manila, Is Seoul Next?, 11355 [20MY]

Against Australia's Grain, 18851 [1AU]

Against Contra Aid, 5862 [20MR]

Age of Access, 2455 [19FE]

Agony in Afghanistan, 5959 [21MR]

Aid to Contras Will Strengthen Ortega's Hand, 20843 [12AU]

Aid to Contras Worsens Situation, 22465 [9SE]

Alexander Cockburn, 22170 [15AU]

All Clear on Contras, 22857 [11SE]

Alliance Cure—Redeployment, 11992 [22MY]

Allies in U.N. Protest on Budget, 5126 [18MR]

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

Alone but Right, 11096 [15MY]

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

American Aid for Irish Peace, 2102 [7FE]

American Grain Sales Should Be for Everyone, 22170 [15AU]

Analyst Urges Treaty, 3246 [27FE]

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

Angola—Reagan's Covert Action Policy, 20074-20078 [8AU]

Angola—Viva Savimbi, 3570 [4MR]

Angola—Whose Side Are We On?, 1315-1316 [30JA]

Another Name for Nuclear Freeze, 23484 [16SE]

Anti-Americanism Grows New Roots, 16969 [17JY]

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

Apartheid, Like Walls of Jericho, Is Falling, 27662 [1OC]

Apartheid (excerpt), 27133 [30SE]

Appeal for Peace, 7251 [10AP]

Appendix—Proposed Project, 20846 [12AU]

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]

Aquino's In Charge, 14805 [20JN]

Aquino's Staying Power Much in Question, 14806 [20JN]

Argentine Leader Proposes Moving Capital to Patagonia—Alfonsin Also Urges Constitutional Reforms, 8050 [17AP]

Arming Saudis Offers No Benefit to U.S. Security, 7021 [9AP]

Arms Compliance Ideas Drafted, 4275 [11MR]

Arms Control Negotiations (excerpt), 13531 [12JN]

Arms Control—Making the Most of the Possibility for Progress, 16614 [16JY]

Arms for China, Alms for Taiwan, 9678 [6MY]

Arms Race Gambit, 12629 [5JN]

Arms Race Has No Quick Fix, 27132, 27285 [30SE]

Arms Talks—What Are the Risks for the U.S.?, 3939 [6MR]

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

ATA and a New Approach to NATO Information, 23020-23021 [11SE]

Athens Airport Spins a High-Tech Security Web, 8232 [21AP]

Avoid Another Cuba, 6166 [25MR]

Backing Contra Is Bad Substitute for Diplomacy, 20842 [12AU]

Bad Bargain for Chemical Weapons, 12299 [3JN], 12523 [4JN], 12836 [5JN]

Baptist Condemns Aid to Contras, 6150 [25MR]

Bargaining With Star Wars, 12832 [5JN]

``Battle for Warsaw''—Powerful Documentary Account of 63 Days, 17025 [17JY]

BBC Says Moscow Jams Its Own Transmissions, 17856 [28JY]

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

Better Way To Deal With Nicaragua, 3951 [6MR]

Better Way to Peace in Nicaragua, 6277 [26MR]

Beware of the Soviet ``Piece'' Offensive, 6515 [27MR]

Beyond SALT—Arms Control Built Upon Defenses, 23926-23929 [18SE]

Bialkin—Jews Support Reagan on Central America, 5953 [21MR]

Big Bay Area Cocaine Ring Tied to Contras, 5267 [18MR]

Big Billion, 3771 [5MR]

Bitter Anniversary in South Africa, 13887 [16JN], 14480 [18JN]

Bitter Harvest—African States Beginning To Recognize the Failure of Socialist Economics, 26581 [26SE]

Blacks Say No to Violence, 21575 [14AU]

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

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

Breach of Faith With Africa—It Will Get the Short End of the Gramm-Rudman Stick, 21436 [13AU]

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

British and French Missiles Complicate Life for Moscow, 3857 [6MR]

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

Buchanan's Scorn, 5060 [17MR]

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

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

Bureaucracy of Death, 16036-16039 [26JN], 16289-16292 [26JN]

Burkina Faso—Vaccination Commando, 10344 [12MY]

By Definition, an Enduring Program—Scholarships Are Awarded, 19475 [6AU]

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

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

Calling of Charlie Liteky, 29181 [7OC]

Canada Attracts U.S. Women Seeking IUDs, 25082 [19SE]

Canal Treaties—Panamanian Dilemma, 4606 [12MR]

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

Cardinal Under Fire, 10715 [14MY]

Carriers of U.S. Military Power, 16511 [15JY]

Case for a Test Ban, 8708 [24AP]

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

Case for the Contras, 4845-4847 [13MR], 5301-5303 [18MR], 5315 [18MR], 5521 [19MR]

Castro, Fair Game, 19615 [6AU]

Casualties Start To Pile Up in Oil Patch, 1612 [4FE]

Ceausescu—America's Most Favored Tyrant, 602 [28JA]

Ceausescu—America's Most-Favored Tyrant, 2456 [19FE]

Cerezo Acts, 3246 [27FE]

Chance To Be on ``Right Side'' in Nicaragua, 6516 [27MR]

Chastising Pinochet, 10225 [8MY]

Chemical Weapons Rerun, 17521-17523 [23JY]

Chernobyl and Arms Control, 9977 [8MY]

Chiang Envisions Change for Taiwan, 32560 [16OC]

Chicken or Egg?, 2645 [24FE]

Chickens Will Get Away, 11830 [21MY]

Chile Closes a Second News Agency in Crackdown, 22793 [11SE]

Chile Mobilizes Against Pinochet, 15647 [25JN]

Chile Revisited, 9358 [1MY]

China, a Mix of Old, New Lifestyles, 16649 [16JY]

China Giving Priority to Production of Milk, 16645 [16JY]

China Not in Danger of ``Going Capitalist'', 16648 [16JY]

China Now Largest Supplier of Arms to Iran, U.S. Says, 23690 [17SE]

China's ``Rough'' for Foreigners, 16644 [16JY]

China's Top Officer Due Here—Senior Vice Minister Also Plans U.S. Trip, 9423 [5MY]

Chinese Communist Party and Agrarian Reform (excerpt), 17749 [25JY]

Chinese Envoy Calls U.S. Bombing State Terrorism, 12033 [22MY]

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

Citizen's Lobby Releases Report on U.S. Aid to Communist Countries, 17062-17064 [21JY]

City Councilman Gets Different Picture of South Africa, 27661 [1OC]

Civilians Fall Victim to Contras Mines, 20823 [15AU]

Claims on Contras in Dispute, 5594 [19MR]

Claudio Benedi Asserts That Cuba Is Not a Captive Nation, but a Soviet Satellite, 22008 [15AU]

Cliffhanger Still, 8427 [22AP]

Climate of an Undeclared War, 995 [29JA]

Closed Minds Can't Open Markets, 8731 [24AP]

Color Red, 5523 [19MR]

Communist Expansion (excerpt), 4692 [13MR]

Communist Influence in Latin America (excerpt), 5762 [20MR]

Community Members Reaffirm Israeli, Soviet Jewish Ties—Leaders, Florio Visit Jews of Hope, 31222-31224 [14OC]

Compliance With SALT II, 33488 [17OC]

Concern Over Terrorism Cuts Visits by Americans to European Tour Meccas, 2233 [18FE]

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

Congress—Bypassed Again, 6794 [8AP]

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

Congressmen's Wives Take on Soviets, 2229 [18FE]

Consider the Bradley Plan, 17590 [24JY]

Continuing Popularity Aquino's Best Defense, 14807 [20JN]

Contra Aid and CIA (excerpt), 21297 [13AU]

Contra Aid Drive Off to Rocky Start, 6441 [27MR]

Contra Aid (excerpt), 21261, 21262, 21281, 21334 [13AU]

Contra Aid Plan Is Throwback to Flawed Policy, 20842 [12AU]

Contra Aid Vote, 7594 [15AP]

Contra Aid ``Wrong'' Colombian Declares—Betancur Urges Reagan To Talk, Not Fight, 4105 [10MR]

Contra Aid—The Stakes, 5268 [18MR], 6513 [27MR]

Contra Atrocities, or a Covert Propaganda War?, 5814, 5815, 5816 [20MR]

Contra Attacks on Civilians, 5606 [20MR]

Contra ``Ghost'' Materializes as Honduras Mentions Rebels (several excerpts), 7669 [16AP]

Contra Vote, 20864 [12AU]

Contras (excerpt), 20494, 20495 [11AU]

Contra's Story, 20855 [12AU]

Conversion of a Timely Kind, 9941 [7MY]

Cooling on Chile, 8088 [18AP]

Cooperation To Improve the Helsinki Process, 25376 [22SE]

Copyrights Are as Vital as Merchandise, 30431 [10OC]

Cory Aquino—No-Nonsense Talk About Struggle Her Country Faces, 13396 [11JN]

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

Countering Soviet Propaganda, 23343 [15SE]

Courage of Philippine People Make Bloodless Revolt Possible, 3763 [5MR]

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

Crisis on the U.S./Mexico Border—A Plan for Action, 29999 [9OC]

Crossroads on Nuclear Testing, 18048 [30JY]

Cubans in Arabia? Or, the Meaning of Strategy (excerpts), 5552 [19MR]

Cuba—Revolution Factory, 5949 [21MR]

Cuba's Jews Face Apathy and Assimilation, 33575 [17OC]

Cultural Revolution ``Survivors'' Recall Hardships, 16647 [16JY]

Cutoff—U.S. Backs Out of a Needed UN Population Program, 33591 [17OC]

Dancing to the Antiapartheid Beat, 21576 [14AU]

Dangerous Dulles, 14856 [20JN]

Daniel Ortega at the Cuban Party Congress, 5817 [20MR]

Daniloff Affair—National Disgrace, 24720 [18SE]

Daniloff as Hostage (excerpt), 23917 [18SE]

Daniloff Is Indicted as Spy by Soviets, 23334 [15SE]

Days of ``Baby Doc'' Are Numbered, 2032 [6FE]

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

Debate Over Nicaragua, 5128 [18MR]

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

Defusing the Latin Debt Crisis, 31485 [15OC]

Dellums—Exoneration Is His—Passage of Anti-Pretoria Sanctions Marks Milestone for Hill Veteran, 15610 [25JN], 16276 [26JN]

Democracy in South Korea (excerpt), 9021 [30AP]

Democrats and the Kissinger Report (excerpts), 5552 [19MR]

Democrats' Fear of Voting, 7418 [14AP]

Dengo Elaborates on ``Destabilization Plot'', 27433 [30SE]

D'Escoto Got Angry—But ``Revolution'' Is Like That, 6473 [27MR]

Destroy South Africa To Save It?, 27083 [29SE]

Diplomacy Rests on Shaky Ground, 16272 [26JN]

Diplomacy Would Serve United States Best in Nicaragua, 5523 [19MR]

Diplomatic Blunder, 14669 [19JN]

Diplomatic Round—Politics and Weapons Sales, 13020-13026 [9JN]

Disarmament by Stages, 340 [22JA]

Disgrace All Around on Ulster, 17516 [23JY]

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]

Don't Abandon Nicaragua, 4368 [11MR]

Don't Abandon the Nicaraguan People, 6811 [8AP]

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

Don't Forget Africa, 8994 [29AP], 9174 [30AP]

Don't Fund the Contras, 6276 [26MR]

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

Don't Knock Immigration, 2643 [24FE]

Downhill to a Summit, 25720 [23SE]

Duvalier Acts To Counter Shutdown of Key Industries, 2028 [6FE]

Ease Up on Debtor Nations, 4361 [11MR]

East European Tourists Increasing, 4007 [6MR]

Eat, Drink, and Spend Money—For World Bankers, the Interest Is Food, 27119 [29SE]

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

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

Economic Sanctions Against South Africa (excerpt), 14236, 14256 [18JN], 21472 [14AU]

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

El Salvador (excerpt), 5508 [19MR]

El Salvador's Courage, 33661 [17OC]

El Salvador—Their Terrorists, 2640 [24FE]

Encounter on a Moscow Subway, 422 [23JA]

End Terrorism, 1742 [5FE]

End the Polish Sanctions?, 30443 [10OC]

Enough Mexico-Bashing, 11969 [22MY], 12261 [3JN], 12518 [4JN]

Enrile Nearly Handed Country ``on a Silver Platter'', 14805 [20JN]

Ethiopia Seen Resuming Resettlement, 30414 [10OC]

Ethiopians Risk Lives Fleeing Resettlement, 4181 [10MR], 4487 [12MR]

Ethiopia's Cruelties, 4236, 4254, 4258 [11MR], 4839 [13MR]

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

Europe and the Missiles, 2636 [24FE]

Evolution of a Stand—Memphis, Marines, Managua, 5127 [18MR]

Exercise in Accountability, 4262 [11MR]

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

Exiles Fight for Cultural Survival, 12990 [9JN]

Ex-Officials Devise a Nuclear Strategy, 22501 [10SE]

Expectations Run High as Aquino Deals With the Rich and the Poor, 8011 [17AP]

Fact and Comment, 9474 [5MY]

Failed Assassination, 22792 [11SE]

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

Famine Aid—Were We Duped?, 30413 [10OC]

Farmers Harvesting Profits From Chinese Reform, 16645 [16JY]

Fascell Dubs Bigeye Bomb a Failure and a Hazard to Our National Defense, 13168 [10JN]

Fascist-Left Sandinistas?, 6517 [27MR]

Fatal Fallacy, 6507 [27MR]

Fear and Loathing, 6506 [27MR]

Fears of an Afghan Sellout, 10551 [13MY]

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

Fiat Owners Seek Libya's Big Stake, 8815 [28AP]

Fiat's Libyan Ties May Poison U.S. Business, 8814 [28AP]

15 Years of Arms Control Demolished, 13043 [9JN], 13094 [10JN], 13410 [11JN]

Fighting Apartheid, 9951 [7MY]

Filibuster Hope—Influence Policy, 20843 [12AU]

Filibuster This One, 20853 [12AU]

First Reaction—Poll Shows Arms-Control Optimism and Support for Reagan, 32332 [16OC]

Five Billion and Counting—We Need More Birth Control, 16997 [17JY]

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

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

Folly of Untested Weapons, 1647 [4FE]

For a Better Understanding Between American Jews and Germans, 976 [29JA]

For a Japanese Equivalent of the Marshall Plan, 12526 [4JN]

For the Children's Sake, 23599 [16SE]

Force for Change, 17330 [22JY]

Foreigners Hiring Reagan's Ex-Aides, 2454 [19FE]

Forged Documents Are Key to Benefits for Chicago Aliens, 25069 [19SE]

Founding Fathers Would Not Have Refused Aid From Louis XVI, 23625 [17SE]

Free Market Theories Become Public Policy in Ecuador, 10709 [14MY]

Free Press—Catholic Connection, 14476 [18JN]

Freedom and Our Free Press, 2556 [20FE]

Freedom for Scharansky Only Another Teaspoon of Mercy, 2985 [26FE]

From OPEC to GOPEC, 1610 [4FE]

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

Fulbright at 40, 19475 [6AU]

Fulbright Legacy—40 Years of Educational Exchange, 29595 [8OC]

Further Cheating by Soviets on Arms Control Uncovered, 2439 [19FE]

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

Fusion Energy Agreement Signed, 8892 [29AP]

Gains From Contadora, 12526 [4JN]

General Pinochet Declares ``War'', 22793 [11SE]

Generals Who Contradict the Contras, 7417 [14AP]

George McGovern on U.S. Military Aid Policy (excerpt), 4691 [13MR]

GIs Nearer Big Role in Honduras, 21279 [13AU]

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

Go Beyond Embargo, 25712 [23SE]

Goals Aren't Quotas, 5078 [17MR]

Gold Rush '86, 21495-21497 [14AU]

Gorbachev Brings Europe to Its Senses, 4003 [6MR]

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

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

Gorbachev's Positive Arms Proposals, 3976 [6MR]

Grain Sales Distort U.S. Priorities, 22164 [15AU]

Grateful Nation Remembers Chiang Kai-shek: Nathan K. Mao, 26559 [26SE]

Greece Maps War Against Narcotics, 22163 [15AU]

Grenada Illusion—War Can Look Easy in Hindsight, 5533 [19MR]

Grounds for Hope in Ulster, 3587 [4MR]

Guatemala After the Generals, 3010 [26FE]

Guatemalan Policemen To Be Prosecuted, 3246 [27FE]

Gunmen in Chile Said To Steal Rights Documents, 1258 [30JA]

Gus Hall Startled by Gorbachev Congress, 3618 [5MR]

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

Harpooning Congress, 13651 [12JN]

Hasenfus Caper, 33601 [17OC]

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

Helen Suzman on Disinvestment, 19748 [7AU]

Helms Right on This One, 20185 [8AU]

High Cost of Feeling Good, 27449 [30SE]

High Cost to Developing Countries, 30431 [10OC]

High Drama in the Philippines, 3739 [5MR]

History Belies Her Prophecy, 9359 [1MY], 10227 [8MY]

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

Holding Cyprus Hostage, 343 [22JA]

Honduran Version of Raid Disputed by Washington, 21280 [13AU]

Hope in Manila?, 2639 [24FE]

House and the Contras, 5128 [18MR]

House Blunderbuss, 17699 [24JY]

House Votes Bill To Cut Off Investment in South Africa; Strikes by Blacks Multiply, 15611 [25JN]

How Reagan Is Killing a Quiet Forum for Arms Talk, 23931 [18SE]

How Shall We Sing the Lord's Song in a Strange Land?, 4375-4377 [11MR]

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]

How Will Bike-Aid Proceed Benefit Development?, 19633 [6AU]

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

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

ICM's Salvadoran Reception and Counseling Program, 23050 [12SE]

Identify All Helsinki Violators, 7574 [15AP]

Identify U.S. Aims in Nicaragua, 6440 [27MR]

Ike's Lesson, Unlearned, 514 [23JA]

Illegal Immigration Is an Unknown Quantity, 2642 [24FE]

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

Impediments to a Reunified Cyprus, 8436 [22AP]

Impressions, From Blue Jeans to Candy, 16646 [16JY]

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

In Defense of Our Civilization, 8239 [21AP]

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

In Material Support of Democracy, 6482 [27MR]

In Nicaragua, an Ex-Marine's Campaign of Conscience, 6025 [24MR]

In Nicaragua, an ex-Marine's Campaign of Conscience, 20523 [11AU]

In Nicaragua, as in Vietnam, America's Actions Are Wrong, 20521 [11AU]

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

INS on Trial, 2634 [24FE]

Inside a Mind Jail—Soviet Dissident Gets the Treatment at a Mental Hospital in Moscow, 23274 [12SE]

Instead, Be Covert, 9357 [1MY]

Insurers Urged To Sever Ties With Lloyd's, 19891 [7AU]

Intelligence Failure, 5577 [19MR]

International Pork Barrel, 11830 [21MY]

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

Irish Accord Holds, 1164 [30JA]

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

Is AID Serious About Private Sector Development?, 7603 [15AP]

Is Bipartisanship in Foreign Policy Making a Comeback?, 19610 [6AU]

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

Israel and the Contras, 5576 [19MR], 5817 [20MR]

Israel Moves To Normalize Its Links to Africa, 12831 [5JN]

Israel's New Super-Lobby in Washington—Reagan and Co., 9427 [5MY]

Issue—Posse Comitatus, 8553 [23AP]

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

It's Like Inviting Pinochet to July 4, 13617 [12JN]

It's Time To Lift Sanctions on Poland, 26082 [24SE]

John Stalker Case and the Supplementary Extradition Treaty Between U.S. and the United Kingdom (excerpt), 16800 [17JY]

Joint Chiefs Back Reagan SALT Plan (excerpt), 13773 [16JN]

Joint Chiefs Find No Soviet Cheating, 3865 [6MR]

Jonas Savimbi—Big Welcome for a Bad Bet, 1301-1303 [30JA]

Journey to Opportunity, 16749 [16JY]

Just Bring the Money b, 11227 [19MY]

Justice Says Angola Not Communist, 16298 [26JN]

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

Keeping Pressure on the Sandinistas, 6509 [27MR]

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

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

Kind of Assistance Nicaragua Doesn't Need, 6441 [27MR]

Kirkland Hails Labor's Role in Aquino Ouster of Marcos, 4180 [10MR]

Korean Campaign, 7064 [9AP]

Korean Vet's Protest and Plea—No More Wars, 18235 [30JY]

Korea—Relations Worsen, 7519 [15AP]

Korea—What We Want, 12003 [22MY]

Labor Uncertainties in South America, 21579 [14AU]

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

Last Chance?, 29404 [7OC]

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

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

Latin Mood Shifts Against Washington, 5349 [18MR], 5792 [20MR]

Latin Nations Join U.S. in Effort To Combat Drugs, 18022 [29JY]

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]

Latins Urge U.S. To Halt Contra Aid, 2128 [18FE]

Legal Arsenal To Fight the Terrorists, 9701 [6MY]

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

Let's Help Mexico Get Back on Its Feet, 22467 [9SE]

Let's Help Moscow—And Ourselves, 1927 [6FE]

Letter to Ortega, 18835 [1AU]

Liberals Triumph in Columbia Vote, 8229 [21AP]

Libya, the Covert Option and Intelligence Oversight (sundry), 11452-11455 [20MY]

Libya Blamed in Raid on Chad's Capital, 2644 [24FE]

Libyan Clash—National Interest v. National Passion, 10117 [8MY]

Libyan Epilogue, 17046 [21JY]

Libya's Band of Thugs, 3220 [27FE]

Lie Detectors, 5594 [19MR]

Life Above All, 23195 [12SE]

Life Is Very, Very Difficult There . . ., 10724 [14MY]

Limited Sanctions Take Their Toll (excerpt), 21848 [15AU]

Limits of American Interventionism, 6442 [27MR]

Little Notice to Grave Soviet Threat in Pacific, 11653 [21MY]

Logic Behind Absurdity in U.S.S.R.'s Emigration Policy, 10313 [12MY]

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]

Look at the African National Council, 33535 [17OC]

Looking ``Right'' on Sanctions, 21576 [14AU]

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

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

Making Moscow Pay the Price for Rights Abuses, 18847 [1AU]

Making War Less Attractive—Space Self-Defense Zones, 20063 [8AU]

Malta (excerpts), 1310 [30JA]

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]

Manila's Economic Revolutionary, 4602 [12MR]

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

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

Mars Project—Journeys Beyond the Cold War, 13738 [13JN]

Marxists by Any Other Name, 6514 [27MR]

Mass Death in Ethiopia, 18034 [29JY]

Massacre in Colombo, 11805 [21MY], 12037 [22MY]

Match Gorbachev on Test Ban, 22853 [11SE]

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

May Not Be Science Fiction, 11830 [21MY]

McGovern Friendship With the Soviet Union (excerpt), 4692 [13MR]

Mechanic Gets Peace Corps Award, 24723 [18SE]

Media Snatches Defeat From Jaws of Victory, 8378 [22AP]

Media To Blame for Rise of Sandinistas, 8228 [21AP]

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

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

Merchant Marine Vital to U.S., 10244 [9MY]

Mere Gestures to South Africa?, 27097-27100 [29SE]

Message to Khadafy, 9478 [5MY]

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, 14717 [19JN], 17158 [21JY]

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

Mihailovich in Historical Perspective, 27455 [30SE]

Military—Industrial Complex Sees Threat in SALT, 2152 [18FE]

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

Misleading the People, 3998 [6MR]

Missionaries for Democracy—U.S. Aid for Global Pluralism, 13875-13877 [16JN]

``Modern'' China Going on a Buying Spree, 16643 [16JY]

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

Modicum of Trust, 25083 [19SE]

Moscow's Withdrawal Ruse, 14084 [17JN]

Mr. Reagan, Where Are You When We Need You?, 23885 [18SE]

Mr. Reagan Makes a Case but Still Is Not Persuasive, 5128 [18MR]

Mrs. Aquino's Advantages a Plus for the Philippines, 3764 [5MR]

Myth of Moral Equivalence, 4348-4350 [11MR]

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

National Guard Should Stay Put, 9155 [30AP]

National Security—Education High on Congressman Bennett's Agenda, 12118 [3JN]

NATO's Chemical Dilemma, 12836 [5JN], 13644 [12JN]

Necklace—How They Die (excerpt), 21558 [14AU]

Neutrality Act of 1986, 6512 [27MR]

Neutrality Act of 1986 (excerpt), 5823 [20MR]

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

New Challenge in Berlin, 22228 [15AU]

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

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

New Khmer Rouge, 24099-24108 [18SE]

New Language for a New Revolution, 6517 [27MR]

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

New Revolution in Nicaragua, 6514 [27MR]

New Scholarship Aim To Improve U.S. Standing in Central America, 1363 [3FE]

New SDI Perspective, 5320 [18MR]

New Turn in Turkey, 4090 [7MR]

Nicaragua, 5794 [20MR], 11619 [21MY]

Nicaragua and Costa Rica Hope for Pact, 4253 [11MR]

Nicaragua Businessmen Express Fear of Attacks by Sandinistas, 6280 [26MR]

Nicaragua Dialogue, 6506 [27MR]

Nicaragua Journal, 2424 [19FE]

Nicaragua Policy Is Unwarranted, 6507 [27MR]

Nicaragua Rebels, in Retreat, Viewed as a Reduced Threat, 4249 [11MR]

Nicaragua-Costa Rica Pact Awkward for U.S., 4253 [11MR]

Nicaragua—Lessons of History, 5861 [20MR]

Nicaraguan Elections (excerpt), 5753 [20MR]

Nicaraguan Exile's Cocaine-Contra Connection, 15587 [25JN]

Nicaraguan Rebel Tells of Killings as a Device for Forced Recruitment (excerpt), 20494 [11AU]

Nicaraguan Situation (excerpt), 5490, 5503, 5504, 5510, 5535 [19MR]

Nicaragua's People Need Our Help, 20844 [12AU]

Nicaragua—Sandinistas Have ``Gagged and Bound'' Us, 10371 [13MY], 12030-12032 [22MY]

Nicaragua—Second Chance, 9699 [6MY]

Nicaragua—Speech to My Former Comrades on the Left, 15296-15298 [24JN]

Nicaragua—The Oppression of the Church, 6473 [27MR]

Nicaragua—Time for Action, 5592 [19MR]

Nicaragua—U.S. Again Intrudes on Third World, 17712 [24JY]

Nicaragua—What Censorship Is Really Like, 9692, 9708 [6MY], 16309 [26JN]

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]

Nuclear Cooperation, 2819 [26FE]

Nuclear Test Limitations, 9330 [1MY]

Nuclear Testing (excerpt), 9019 [30AP]

Numbers Do Matter, 341 [22JA]

Nyet to Test Bans, 8231 [21AP]

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

Oil Contracts Plunge as Doubt Grows OPEC Can Stabilize Petroleum Prices, 1613 [4FE]

Oil's Declining Capital, 1613 [4FE]

Olof Palme—An Appreciation, 6995 [9AP]

On the Border of Hypocrisy, 17156 [21JY]

On the Trail of a Hidden Massacre, 23266 [12SE]

Once More, Duvalier Lets Loose the ``Bogeymen'', 2027 [6FE]

One Day in the Life of La Prensa, Managua's Last ``Free'' Newspaper, 8895-8897 [29AP]

100 Donate Blood in Contras Protest, 6443 [27MR]

OPEC's Price Gamble Finds Little Support, May Reveal Internal Rift, 1611 [4FE]

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]

Our Lesson in Democracy for the World, 17160 [21JY]

Outlook for Peace—Distinguished Observer Assesses the Prospects for East-West Cooperation, 7787-7789 [16AP]

Override the President's Veto on the Anti-Apartheid Act, 27833 [2OC]

Pakistan Progress, 2232 [18FE]

Panama Canal—Its Major Marine Operational Problems and Solution, 27675-27678 [1OC]

Panama Detains Ship Carrying Soviet Arms, 14864 [20JN]

Panama Strongman Said To Trade in Drugs, Arms, and Illicit Money, 25808-25810 [24SE]

Panamanians Spying on, for the United States, 25812 [24SE]

Panel of Experts To Study Dangers of Terrorists Using Nuclear Arms, 2636 [24FE], 3562 [4MR]

Paraguay for the Paraguayans, 15608 [25JN]

Peace Corps Exports Idealists, 2223 [18FE]

Peace Corps ``Vets'' Draw on 25 Years of Helping, 5842 [20MR]

Pentagon May Discard ASAT System, 17512 [23JY]

Perceiving South Africa, 13887 [16JN]

Perceptions of Apartheid in South Africa, 13385-13387 [11JN], 14743-14745 [19JN]

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

Philippines and Nicaragua, 3773 [5MR]

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

Physicians, Leahy Urge Compliance With SALT II, 12629 [5JN]

Pinochet Has Reaped What He Has Sown, 22792 [11SE]

Planting Seeds of Freedom, 4607 [12MR]

Police Beat Paraguayan, Ex-U.S. Envoy, 15644 [25JN]

Policies of the African National Congress (excerpt), 21516, 21517 [14AU]

Policy Lessons for U.S. Remain Unclear, 8013 [17AP]

Political Death Wish, 6490 [27MR]

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

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

Poll Says S. African Blacks Split Over Sanctions, 19748 [7AU]

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

Poll Shows South African Blacks Oppose Sanctions, 21574 [14AU]

Polls Give Reagan High Reykjavik Rating, 32333 [16OC]

Pope and the Jews, 12514 [4JN]

Population a Major Worry for ``New'' China, 16644 [16JY]

Pravda Views Status of U.S.S.R.-U.S. Ties, Mideast, Human Rights, 2149 [18FE]

Preaching Peace While Testing Weapons, 5952 [21MR]

Premature Amnesty Makes Travesty of Immigration Bill, 10234 [8MY]

Prepare To Pull Out of Philippines, 2318 [19FE]

Preparing a Signal for Chile, 26377 [25SE]

Preservation of Democracy in the Philippines (excerpt), 28454 [3OC]

President's Chance, 2624 [24FE]

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]

Project Helps Injured Afghan Rebel Fighters, 29577 [8OC]

Propaganda Tour in Kazakhstan, 30397 [10OC]

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

Protest Hinders Kennedy in Chile, 1258 [30JA]

Province Capital Teems With Heavenly Abundance, 16646 [16JY]

Provocative Look at ``Africans'', 33583 [17OC]

Public Broadly Backs Reagan's Summit Stance, Poll Shows, Suggesting Publicity Blitz Worked, 32332 [16OC]

Public Security and Individual Freedom—The Dilemma in Northern Ireland, 16808-16818 [17JY]

Pulling Strings—Savvy Lobbyists Gain Clout in Washington for Foreign Clients, 16755-16756 [16JY]

Push on Hiring Bias in Ulster, 23252 [12SE]

Putting the VOA at Risk, 25723 [23SE]

Qaddafi (excerpt), 7484 [15AP]

Quick Accord on Missiles Seen Unlikely (excerpt), 31241 [15OC]

R.I. Volunteers Impressed by Openness of Nicaraguans, 21272 [13AU]

Ramification of an Iranian Success in Southern Iraq, 29836-29838 [8OC]

Reagan, Angered, Denies His Policy Aims at Latin War, 10238 [9MY]

Reagan Arms Policy, 14199 [17JN]

Reagan Botched the Daniloff Affair, 24815 [19SE]

Reagan Call to Marcos Upsets Filipino Leaders, 14807 [20JN]

Reagan Fiasco in the World Court, 16510 [15JY], 17774 [25JY], 20478 [11AU], 21456 [13AU], 21914 [15AU]

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

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

Reagan Steps Up His Drive To Give $100 Million to Nicaragua Rebels, 4250 [11MR]

Reagan To Meet 3 ``Contra'' Leaders, 3381 [3MR]

Reagan Undamaged by Summit, 32333 [16OC]

Reagan Wants To Use, Not Endorse Contras, 7095 [10AP]

Reagan Wins the Day as Libya Is Denounced, 10221 [8MY]

Reagan Writes to Gorbachev About Reporter, 23334 [15SE]

Reagan's Managua Watch, 15629 [25JN]

Reagan's Rambo Revolutionaries, 3497 [4MR]

Reagan's Russian, 10549 [13MY]

Real Freedom Fighters in Nicaragua, 5697 [20MR]

Real Strategy in the Libya Bombing, 13274 [11JN]

Reason Fails With Qaddafi, Bombs May Get His Attention, 8837 [28AP]

Recognizing Dissidents Is Irresponsible Move, 22178 [15AU]

Record of 25 Years of Soviet Treaty Violations, 3939, 3941 [6MR]

Redefining National Security—America Will Sink or Swim With Its Economy, Not Its Military, 10219 [8MY]

Reflections on Terror, 12289 [3JN]

Refugees, Laws and Conscience, 12297 [3JN]

Rekindling the Magic, 20886 [12AU]

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

Rep. Florio Urges FAA Bailout in Long-Term Anti-Terror Fight, 11982 [22MY]

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

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

Restless Region, 10539 [13MY]

Resurgent Shultz—How a Comeback Is Made, 17061 [21JY]

Rethought SDI Can End Our Morally Horrifying Reliance on the Bomb, 32825 [17OC]

Right Books, 23255 [12SE]

Road to Pakistan, 22151 [15AU]

Road to Yalta, 23848 [17SE]

Roar of European Hypocrisy, 8240 [21AP]

Rockefeller Unit Doubles Its Third-World Aid, 11116 [15MY]

Romania Most Favored Nation Status (sundry excerpts), 17958 [29JY]

Roughing It With the Freedom Fighters—Contras for a Day, 6436 [27MR]

S. Africa Likely To Become Major Mart for U.S. Wheat, 27662 [1OC]

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

S. Africans Vow To Defy Sanctions, 27839 [2OC]

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

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

SALT II as P.R., 13724 [13JN], 14195 [17JN]

SALT II Decision Signals Incoherence, 10223 [8MY]

SALT II Is Dead—Long Live SALT III, 13725 [13JN]

Salvadoran Air Base Is Called Center for CIA Operations, 31405 [15OC]

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

Salvadoran Role in Supplying ``Contras'' Starts To Come Into the Open, 30231 [10OC]

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

Sanction That Would Pinch Qaddafi, 519 [23JA]

Sanctions, Divestment and Divestiture, Treacherous Weapons, 28508-28510 [3OC]

Sanctions Against Pretoria, 21564, 21622 [14AU]

Sanctions and Chile, 22193 [15AU]

Sanctions vs. Apartheid, 13886 [16JN], 14453 [18JN], 27657 [1OC]

Sanctions—The Moral Issue, 21575 [14AU]

Sanctuary on the Hill, 27438 [30SE]

Sandinista Anti-Semitism and Its Apologists, 25124-25127 [22SE]

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]

Sandinistas Attract a Who's Who of Terrorists, 6511 [27MR]

Sandinistas (excerpts), 5483, 5490, 5527 [19MR]

Sandinistas' Grip Tightens Around Nicaragua's Neck, 16975 [17JY]

Sandinistas Say U.S. Intelligence Overflights Are Frequent, 17048 [21JY]

Sandinistas Showing True Colors, 10510 [13MY]

Sasser Plan Is a Good One, 5129 [18MR]

Savimbi, Reagan and Africa, 5977 [21MR]

Savimbi's UNITA and U.S. Policy (excerpt), 1297 [30JA]

Saving the U.S. Can't Afford, 22749 [10SE]

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

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

SDI—A Practical Step for Peace and Freedom, 21073 [12AU]

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

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

Sell Missiles to Kill Americans?, 9342 [1MY], 9377 [5MY]

Senator and His Space Refrain, 21411 [13AU]

Senator Goldwater Urges Sale of New Aircraft to Taiwan, 7952 [17AP]

Sensory Deprivation Overpowers in Moscow, 5832 [20MR]

Serenity Vote, 2045 [6FE]

Several Libyans Expelled by Greece, Official Says—Move Called ``Signal'' of Stricter Policy, 13406 [11JN]

Shanghai Grapples With Overpopulation Problem, 16647 [16JY]

Shoes, Few Windows, 14806 [20JN]

Shortsighted on Stockpiles?, 12531 [4JN]

Showdown on Nicaragua, 17704 [24JY]

Si to Contra Aid, 16996 [17JY]

Silence on Ethiopia?, 2986 [26FE]

Sin—``They Were Cheating'', 14477 [18JN]

Solidarity in the Philippines, 5847 [20MR]

Some Soviet Officials Shield Sons From Afghan War, 18912 [4AU]

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

South Africa Circumvents Embargo, 20161-20164 [8AU]

South Africa (excerpt), 14241 [18JN]

South Africa Ready To Roll Out Homemade Supersonic Jet, 16968 [17JY]

South Africa's Emergency Decree (excerpt), 27831 [2OC]

Soviet Activities in Pakistan (excerpt), 2475 [20FE]

Soviet Arms-Control ``Violations'' May Be Imaginary, 14669 [19JN]

Soviet Compliance With SALT II, 14685 [19JN]

Soviet Financial Transactions in the U.S., 2475 [20FE]

Soviet Influence in Nicaragua (excerpts), 5757 [20MR]

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

Soviet Paddle, Perhaps, for Mr. Reagan's Canoe, 13725 [13JN]

Soviet Policy of Terror, 2919 [26FE]

Soviet Political Activities, 2473 [20FE]

Soviet S.D.I. Fears, 4001 [6MR]

Soviet Threat in Western Europe, 17049 [21JY]

Soviet Trade Crisis—Choose Tractors or Tanks, 26055 [24SE]

Soviet Union—Support Pledged for Castro (excerpt), 3381 [3MR]

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

Soviets Modify Stance on British, French Arms, 16833 [17JY]

Soviets Welcome Meeting With U.S. on SALT, 16832 [17JY]

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

Spain Extradites Cocaine Suspect, 16383 [14JY]

Spain—Newest Player on the Nicaraguan Scene, 6440 [27MR]

Spain's New Face, 15613 [25JN]

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]

State of Fear, 31227 [14OC]

Stateless of Cyprus, 25711, 25715 [23SE], 26372, 26375 [25SE]

Stepping Up War Against Nicaragua, 20846 [12AU]

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

Stockholm Pact Is ``Blow for Peace'' and Reagan's Friends, 30139 [9OC]

Stockholm Treaty, 25461 [23SE]

Stockpiles Are Inadequate, 22197 [15AU]

Stop Rewarding the Soviets for Human Rights Improvements, 16012 [26JN]

Strings on U.S. Nerve Gas, 12036 [22MY]

Strong Support for Aquino, 29943 [9OC], 30706 [14OC]

Study of Soviet Treaty Violations Reveals Dangers for U.S. Security, 3937 [6MR]

Suit Charges Contractor Lied, 23845 [17SE]

Supplementary Extradition Treaty Between U.S. and the United Kingdom, 16797 [17JY]

Support the Rebels, 5078 [17MR]

Suzman Plan, 19848 [7AU]

Taiwan—The Winds of Change, 32561 [16OC]

Talk Not Cheap at Wick's USIA, 8260 [22AP]

Teachers, Labor Fighting Repression in Chile, 29122 [6OC]

Temporary Duty in Honduras Revives Memories of 'Nam, 4250 [11MR]

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

Terror vs. the Third World, 11983 [22MY]

Terrorism Can Be Defined, 17696 [24JY]

Terrorism Crimps Travel, 3761 [5MR]

Terrorism—What Police Can Do, 11991 [22MY]

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

Terrorist Acts by Contras (excerpt), 5606 [20MR]

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

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

Test Ban Clock Nears Midnight, 360 [23JA]

Test Ban Shibboleth, 8735 [24AP]

Test Ban Shibboleth (excerpt), 9019 [30AP]

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]

These Things They Did in the Name of God . . ., 9695 [6MY]

They Were Expendable, 12823 [5JN]

Things To Do—Cut Deficit, Control Arms, Seek Detente, 25454 [23SE]

Third World Needs Funds for Family Planning, 17720 [24JY]

This Ally Is True, 12529 [4JN]

Those ``Blundering Russians'', 24816 [19SE]

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

Thursday the Rabbi Went to Prison, 8426 [22AP]

Times Reporter Is Expelled From China, 17757 [25JY]

Tiny Afghan Recovers, 29578 [8OC]

To Abandon SALT Is To Blind the U.S., 17341 [23JY], 19015 [5AU]

To Know the Daniloff Case, Know the KGB, 27324 [30SE]

Today Managua, Tomorrow San Diego, 6442 [27MR]

Today's Holocaust, 1005 [29JA]

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

Tom Dine—Charting AIPAC's Course, 9619 [6MY]

Toughest Job You'll Ever Love, 24724 [18SE]

Toward a Mutually Agreed Arms Race, 27739 [1OC]

Toward a Nuclear-Free Globe, 2506 [20FE]

Trade Threat From Europe, 8033 [17AP]

Traveling Kremlin Salesmen, 9945 [7MY]

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

Trip to Nicaragua, 20845 [12AU]

True Bargaining Is Demanded on Arms Race, 12630 [5JN]

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

Trying To Decode Reagan's Huff and Puff on Nicaragua, 6439 [27MR]

Turks Must Withdraw to ``Free'' Cyprus, 33596 [17OC]

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

Twilight in Taiwan, 14136 [17JN]

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

U.S., in Reversal, Faults Chileans Over Rights Issue, 4822 [13MR]

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

U.S. Agrees to Meeting on SALT II, 16832 [17JY]

U.S. Aid to the Contras, 5769 [20MR]

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

U.S. Aides in 1972 Weighed Killing Officer Who Now Leads Panama, 25811 [24SE]

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

U.S. and Soviet Relations With Greece, 5445 [19MR]

U.S. Assistance to Nicaragua, 5594, 5596 [19MR]

U.S. Assistance Working for Positive Change in South Africa, 21577-21578 [14AU]

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

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

U.S. Dependence on Foreign Military Parts—Should We Be Concerned?, 33640 [17OC]

U.S. Due Part of Credit in Philippines Transition, 3764 [5MR]

U.S. Embassy Protests Barring a Senator From Visiting Dissident, 17344 [23JY]

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

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

U.S. Foreign Policy, 21216 [13AU]

U.S. Has Right To Limit Soviet U.N. Mission, 5706 [20MR]

U.S. Is Said To Seek Military Solution in Nicaragua, 17785 [28JY]

U.S. Is Said To Seek Military Solution in Nicaragua—Fired Ambassador to Honduras Says $100 Million Aid Will Be Down Payment, 20860 [12AU]

U.S. Launches Delta Rocket, 22358 [9SE]

U.S. Loses Tropical Forests, 23024 [11SE]

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 in Central America (excerpt), 15482 [25JN]

U.S. Policy in Nicaragua (excerpt), 4261 [11MR]

U.S. Policy in South Africa (excerpt), 14234 [18JN], 27089 [29SE]

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

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

U.S. Regarded by China as an Ally, Not a Friend, 16648 [16JY]

U.S. Should Accept, by a New Declaration, the General Compulsory Jurisdiction of the World Court, 13389 [11JN]

U.S. Should Get Tough on Countries That Are Big Sources of Illegal Drugs, 20471 [11AU]

U.S. Should Give Its Full Support to Contra Forces, 6294 [26MR]

U.S. Should Keep SALT II Limits, 7042 [9AP]

U.S. Should Tighten Screws on South Africa, 14981 [23JN]

U.S. Stance at SALT Meeting Debated, 16832 [17JY]

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

U.S. Won't Tolerate Libyan Lawlessness, 11245 [19MY]

U.S.-Azores Relationship Should Be Special, 16508 [15JY]

U.S.-Chinese Drug Co. Expects Profit by Year's End, 16647 [16JY]

U.S.-Mexico Relations (excerpt), 9528 [6MY]

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

Ukrainians Today Honor Dream of Freedom, 504 [23JA]

Ulster—Marching Season, 8439 [22AP]

Undeclared War, 20842, 20843 [12AU]

Underdevelopment Stalks Mexico, 18246 [30JY]

Understanding South Africa, 14453 [18JN]

Unintended War, 20841 [12AU]

Unlearned Lessons of Grenada, 6515 [27MR]

Unmanned Rocket on Secret Mission Launched by U.S., 22358 [9SE]

Until All Aid to Contras Cut, U.S. Is Party to War, 20843 [12AU]

USTTA Remains a Vital Force Against Terror, 8565 [23AP]

Vietnam War (excerpt), 20481 [11AU]

Vietnamese Left Stranded Merit Consideration, 3210 [27FE]

Vietnam's Other MIA's, 3211 [27FE]

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

Visiting Irish Clerics Laud Lavery Program, 17717 [24JY]

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

Voice for Indians' Plight in Nicaragua, 5696 [20MR]

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

Voices of Reason on Exchange Rate Behavior, 13653 [12JN]

Waldheim and the Uses of Ignorance, 4371 [11MR]

Wanted—U.S. Policy for Selling Arms to China, 7998 [17AP]

War Against Reality, 5129 [18MR]

War Rends Fabric of Afghan Society (series), 241-248 [22JA]

Was Soviet Seaman Switched for a Nondefector, 3394-3395 [3MR]

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

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

Ways To End the Impasse With Managua, 20861 [12AU]

We Can Save Those Children, 27443 [30SE]

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

We Can't Talk to the Russians—Exchanging Students Is Fine, but Who Speaks Their Language?, 5958 [21MR]

We Honor Two Women of Valor, 2989 [26FE]

We Still Don't Have the Arms and Tactics for a Major War, 19329-19330 [5AU], 20291-20293 [9AU]

Western Revolution Sweeping the Forbidden City, 16643 [16JY]

What About the Debts?, 10232 [8MY]

What America Should Do About South Africa, 20145 [8AU], 21437-21439 [13AU], 21571-21573 [14AU], 21867 [15AU]

What Defense Spending Gap?, 3757 [5MR]

What Do Soviets Fear?, 12281 [3JN]

What Happened to Diplomacy?, 14971 [23JN]

What if Soviet Silos Are Empty?, 20769 [12AU]

What Is a Jew?, 12514 [4JN]

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

What To Do About the Cubans, 25712 [23SE]

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

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

Wheat Growers Rip Hayden's South African Embargo Stance, 27662 [1OC]

Wheat—Aust's Free Ride Ends, 24706 [18SE]

When an Ally Asked for Help, France Looked the Other Way, 9151 [30AP]

When Firmness Works, 17705 [24JY]

When the Military Raided Their House and Machine Gunned a Family (excerpts), 5289 [18MR]

Where I Stand, 6294 [26MR]

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]

White House May Bare Soviet Treaty Violations, 3936 [6MR]

White House Raises Stakes as Contra Vote Looms—Key House Members Still Unpersuaded, 4104 [10MR]

Who Got $27 Million Intended for Contras?, 14713 [19JN]

Who Will Pay Most?, 21237 [13AU]

Why Kill Nicaraguans?, 20492 [11AU]

Why Mr. Reagan Is Right About SALT, 14086 [17JN], 14394 [18JN], 14461 [18JN], 14711 [19JN], 16431 [15JY]

Why the Big Debate?, 5094 [17MR]

Why the Contras?, 24703 [18SE]

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]

Why Upset the Oil Cart?, 7202 [10AP]

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

Will Congress Let Nicaragua Become Another Cuba?, 14174 [17JN]

Will Ulster Be Right, 1164 [30JA]

Wind From the Soviet Union—Russians Are Ready To Bargain on Arms Control, 2136, 2142 [18FE], 2244 [18FE]

Wishful Test-Ban Thinking, 8225 [21AP]

Without SALT, the Race Is On, 13044 [9JN], 13055 [10JN]

Without SALT, the Race Is On—And the Soviet Union Looks Like the Winner, Going Away, 14670 [19JN]

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

World Scofflaw, 22465 [9SE]

Worldly Perspective, 21896 [15AU]

World's Leftists Find a Haven in Nicaragua, 6510 [27MR]

Yaroslav Stetsko, OUN-R Leader, Prime Minister of Ukraine, Dies, 21447 [13AU]

Yelena Bonner's Return to Exile, 12273 [3JN]

Yes—To Help Promote Peace, 25086 [19SE]

Yugoslavs Convict American—Detroit Area Man Gets 7-Year Term, 29927 [9OC]

Yugoslavs Convict Ivezaj, 29928 [9OC]

Bills and resolutions

Afghan Resistance Alliance: reaffirm support (see S.J. Res. 365; H. Con. Res. 357)

Afghanistan: sale or donation of Stinger missiles to democratic resistance forces (see S. 2286)

———U.S. policy (see S. Con. Res. 151)

Afghanistan Day: designate (see H.J. Res. 537)

Agricultural Trade Development and Assistance Act: encourage loans for microenterprises by undeveloped countries (see H.R. 4894)

Angola: democratic resistance forces (see H. Con. Res. 284)

———Eximbank loans (see S. 2049; H.R. 4145)

———public debate on U.S. support of military or paramilitary operations (see H.R. 4276)

———sale or donation of Stinger missiles to democratic resistance forces (see S. 2286)

———U.S. business relations with Cuban troops or Soviet advisers (see S. Res. 381)

Anti-Apartheid Action Act: enact (see S. 2570)

Aquino, Corazon: welcoming (see S. Res. 490)

Arms control: numerical sublimits of existing strategic offensive weapons agreements (see S. Res. 431)

Arms sales: congressional approval for certain sales, exports, or leases of defense articles (see S. 2834; H.R. 5552)

Atomic warfare: negotiations with Soviet Union (see S. Con. Res. 112)

Atomic weapons: economic sanctions against certain countries not signatory of test ban treaty (see H.R. 4570, 4571)

Australia: commemorate bicentennial and honor visit in U.S. by Robert Hawke (see S. Con. Res. 128; H. Con. Res. 319)

Central America: Contadora peace process (see H. Con. Res. 283)

———International Security and Development Cooperation Act (see H.J. Res. 601)

China, People's Republic of: sale of certain defense articles (see H.J. Res. 592, 593)

———sale of integrated avionics system kits (see S.J. Res. 331)

Comprehensive Anti-Apartheid Act: enact (see S. 2701)

Cuba: anniversary of Bay of Pigs invasion (see S.J. Res. 319; H.J. Res. 599)

———terminate assistance to countries trading with (see S. 2881)

Daniloff, Nicholas: Soviet arrest of correspondent (see S. Res. 486, 491; H. Con. Res. 387, 388; H. Res. 540, 542)

Dept. of Defense: consider U.S. policy objectives before entering into procurement contract with a foreign country (see S. 2380)

Drug abuse: deny preferential tariff treatment to certain countries (see H.R. 5329)

Dutch-American Friendship Day: designate (see H.J. Res. 633)

Economic and technical assistance: domestic industry impact statement (see H.R. 4772)

El Salvador: reaffirming U.S. friendship (see S.J. Res. 427)

Ethiopia: development of democracy (see H.R. 4076)

Foreign embassies: prosecution policy relative to illegal demonstrations (see S. 2508)

GAO: investigate and report on conditions of displacement, detention, and deportation of persons from Nicaragua (see H.R. 4893)

Great Britain: economic support to agreement with Republic of Ireland over Northern Ireland (see S. 2139)

———U.S. contributions to International Fund established (see S. 2149; H.R. 4329)

Haiti: conditional assistance (see H. Con. Res. 282)

———peaceful transition to democracy (see H. Res. 382)

Inter-American Foundation: increase membership in board of directors (see H.R. 5577), 25456 [23SE]

Ireland, Republic of: economic support of agreement with Great Britain over Northern Ireland (see S. 2572)

Israel: joint political and military group to promote strategic cooperation (see S. Res. 511; H. Res. 563)

Korea, Democratic People's Republic of: human rights (see H. Con. Res. 347)

Korea, Republic of: express support for democracy (see H. Con. Res. 345)

———restrictive trade practices (see S. Res. 369)

Liberia: conditional assistance (see H. Res. 367)

Libya: British cooperation in U.S. military response to terrorist acts (see H. Res. 424)

———certain Presidential documents and information provided to the House (see H. Res. 603)

———commending President Reagan for measures taken to discourage terrorism (see H. Res. 358)

———reduction of U.N. personnel and restrictions on activities (see H. Con. Res. 324)

———U.S. legitimate right to self-defense in international waters (see H. Con. Res. 312)

Mexico: negotiations for Free Trade Area agreement (see S. 2500)

Namibia: U.S. policy on transition to independence (see S. Res. 411; H. Res. 459)

National Forum: petition for televised forum on atomic weapons (see H. Con. Res. 409)

National Union for the Total Independence of Angola: humanitarian assistance (see S. 2021)

———support (see H. Res. 393)

National Year of Friendship With Finland: designate (see S.J. Res. 403; H.J. Res. 645)

Nicaragua: assistance to agriculture (see S. 2343)

———assistance to democratic resistance forces (see S.J. Res. 283; H.R. 4108; H.J. Res. 540)

———conditional assistance to the Contras (see H.J. Res. 576)

———declare war (see H.J. Res. 598)

———funds for resettlement of Contras (see H.R. 4483)

———internal reconciliation (see H. Res. 419)

———investigate and report on conditions of displacement, detention, and deportation of persons (see H.R. 4893)

———Presidential report on national emergencies (see H.R. 4052)

———Presidential report on possible involvement of U.S. Government personnel (see S.J. Res. 429)

———provide certain documents to the House (see H. Res. 395)

OPEC: U.S. interference in production and price controls (see S. Res. 380)

Palau: Compact of Free Association (see S.J. Res. 325; H.J. Res. 626)

Paraguay: support transition to democracy (see S. Con. Res. 155)

Philippines: authorizing economic and military assistance (see S. 2378)

———conditional assistance (see H.R. 4198)

———consideration of H.R. 5081, authorize economic, technical, and military assistance (see H. Res. 526)

———economic and military assistance (see S. 2610; H.R. 5081)

———national elections (see S. Res. 345; H. Res. 380)

———relocation of U.S. military bases (see S. 2078)

———rescind certain budget authority (see S. 2071)

———resignation of Ferdinand E. Marcos (see S. Res. 349)

———support of Corazon Aquino (see S. Res. 351)

———U.S. cooperation in recovery of property and funds held by Ferdinand E. Marcos (see H. Res. 571)

POW/MIAs: resumption of technical meetings on repatriation of U.S. servicemen (see S. Res. 414)

Reagan, President: meeting with Mikhail Gorbachev in Reykjavik, Iceland (see H. Con. Res. 406; H. Res. 575, 578)

Restrictive trade practices: U.S. response (see H.R. 4412)

Romania: civil liberties (see H. Res. 447)

———religious freedom and civil liberties (see S. Res. 372)

SALT II Numerical Limitations Compliance Act: enact (see S. 2518, 2524; H. Con. Res. 350)

Saudi Arabia: restriction on sale of certain defense articles (see S.J. Res. 316; H.J. Res. 589)

South Africa: consideration of H.R. 4868 to prohibit loans, investments, or other business activities (see H. Res. 478)

———corrections in enrollment of H.R. 4858 (see H.J. Res. 756)

———divestiture of U.S. petroleum industry and export prohibition (see H.R. 5183)

———human rights (see H. Res. 462)

———intent of the House relative to adoption of Senate amendment to H.R. 4868 (see H. Res. 549)

———President Reagan meeting with leaders of bordering countries (see H. Res. 566)

———prohibit import of coal, steel, and fluorspar (see S. 2157)

———prohibit loans, investments, and certain other activities (see S. 2636; H.R. 4868)

———Senate conditions for confirmation of U.S. Ambassador (see S. Res. 462)

———state of emergency (see S. Con. Res. 149; H. Con. Res. 356)

Soviet Union: arrest of Nicholas Daniloff (see S. Res. 486, 491; H. Con. Res. 387, 388; H. Res. 540, 542)

———delay in occupying new Washington, DC, chancery (see H. Con. Res. 398)

———President Reagan's agenda for meeting with Mikhail Gorbachev in Iceland (see S. Res. 502; H. Con. Res. 407)

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

———reciprocal diplomatic representation (see S. Con. Res. 163)

———remove foreign policy control on exports of petroleum and natural gas equipment (see H.R. 5444)

———travel restrictions for U.S. citizens based upon release of Nicholas Daniloff (see H.R. 5529)

Spain: result of referendum (see H.J. Res. 567)

Statue of Liberty Centennial Celebration: participation of Chilean vessel Esmeralda (see H. Con. Res. 353)

———participation of Esmeralda (vessel) (see S.J. Res. 361)

Stinger missiles: restriction relative to foreign paramilitary forces (see H.R. 4615)

Sugar: import restrictions (see S. 2451)

———purchase from certain developing countries (see H.R. 5512)

Syria: assistance in securing release of hostages (see H. Res. 520)

———encouraging further assistance in obtaining release of hostages in Lebanon (see H. Res. 517)

Taxation: deny certain benefits to individuals violating an Executive order relative to departure from certain countries (see H.R. 4056)

Terrorism: control of exports to certain countries (see S. 2612)

———export restrictions for certain countries (see H.R. 4135)

———NSC coordinated planning for low-intensity conflict (see S. 2453)

———policy of NATO member nations (see S. Res. 346)

———travel advisory for countries failing to take actions against Libyan-supported attacks against U.S. citizens (see H. Con. Res. 289)

Thatcher, Margaret: thank for British support of U.S. military response to Libyan terrorist acts (see S. Res. 412)

Torture Victim Protection Act: enact (see S. 2528)

Trust Fund for Democracy in the Philippines: establish (see S.J. Res. 277)

Tutu, Desmond: campaign against racial segregation (see H. Con. Res. 298)

U.N.: conditional payment of U.S. contribution relative to War Crimes Commission files (see S. 2858)

U.S. Commission on Improving the Effectiveness of the U.N.: establish (see S.J. Res. 382)

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

U.S.-Canada Days of Peace and Friendship: designate (see S.J. Res. 402; H.J. Res. 715)

Vietnam: repatriation of remains of U.S. servicemen (see H. Res. 466)

———resumption of technical meetings on repatriation of U.S. servicemen (see S. Res. 414)

War Powers Act: amend (see S.J. Res. 340)

Yugoslavia: deny most favored nation treatment (see S. 2915; H.R. 5683)

Biographies

Selected African National Congress Officials, 18530 [31JY]

———CIA, 21511 [14AU]

Viktor A. Nekipelov, 13145 [10JN]

Book reviews

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

``Fall of Saigon,'' Fox Butterfield (excerpt), 4264 [11MR]

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

Booklets

``Immigration to the U.S. From Latin America—Past and Present'': League of United Latin American Citizens—Special Case of Mexico (excerpt), 26388-26389 [25SE]

Books

``Breaking With Moscow,'' Arkady Shevchenko (excerpt), 30709 [14OC]

``Conflict in the South of Africa,'' Anatoly Gromyko (excerpts), 14197 [17JN]

``Game Plan,'' Zbigniew Brzezinski (excerpt), 21068 [12AU]

``Iwo Jima—Legacy of Valor,'' Bill D. Ross (excerpt), 27453 [30SE]

``Life of Lenin,'' Louis Fischer (excerpt), 18681 [1AU]

``Mars Project—Journeys Beyond the Cold War,'' Senator Matsunaga (excerpt), 13738 [13JN]

``Politics Among Nations,'' Hans J. Morgenthau (excerpt), 1824 [6FE]

``Romania'' (excerpts), 11445 [20MY]

``Russia and the West Under Lenin and Stalin,'' George F. Kennan (excerpt), 18681 [1AU]

``Soviet Military Power,'' Dept. of Defense (excerpt), 33488 [17OC]

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

``Years of Upheaval,'' Henry A. Kissinger (excerpt), 22611 [10SE]

Broadcasts

Challenger failure: FMLN-Radio, El Salvador, 658 [29JA]

Democratic response to the President's December 21 radio address, 211 [21JA]

Flexible exchange rate system, Charles Schultze, WETA-TV, 14205 [17JN]

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

Libya, Syria criticized: Cairo, Egypt, radio station, 10375 [13MY]

Chronologies

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

Citation

Presentation of the CIA Seal Medallion to Senator Goldwater, 21590 [14AU]

Cloture motions

Anti-Apartheid Act: enact (H.R. 4868), close debate on veto message, 27136 [30SE]

Colloquies

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

Prices on oil and farm products and foreign trade: Representative English with James C. Miller III, Director of OMB, 21433 [13AU]

Saudi Arabian arms deal: Senator Specter and George P. Shultz, Sec. of State, 12652 [5JN]

Supplementary Extradition Treaty Between U.S. and the United Kingdom: Senators Kerry and Biden, 16798, 16804 [17JY]

Commentaries

Communism: Dan Rather, 4693 [13MR]

Role of Government in regulating trade: Henry Cabot Lodge, 18666 [1AU]

Communiques

Contadora Group and Support Group, San Jose, Costa Rica, 12292 [3JN]

EPG Commonwealth heads of government review meeting—South Africa, 21350 [13AU]

Maltese foreign policy (excerpts), 1311 [30JA]

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]

Court decisions

Extradition Case of Jonathan Robbins: Court of Appeals, 16800 [17JY]

Nicaragua v. U.S., 17045 [21JY]

Descriptions

National Endowment for Democracy's program of support for La Prensa, 5439 [19MR]

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

———Eagleton amendment, 16606 [16JY]

Directive

National Security Decision 145: President Reagan (excerpt), 30710 [14OC]

Dispatches

Contra aid: Associated Press, 20848 [12AU]

Documents

Anglo-Irish Agreement, 4218 [11MR]

Bill of Rights (excerpts), 5466 [19MR]

Congressional Oath of Secrecy: Continental Congress (excerpt), 16256 [26JN]

Contra Aid (excerpt), 21260 [13AU]

Cuban Declaration of Freedom, 425 [23JA], 528 [23JA]

Czechoslovak-Polish Declaration, 4377 [11MR]

Foreign Relations Policy: OAS (excerpt), 7105 [10AP]

Information Relative to the Investigation of the Death of Rodrigo A. Rojas, 19766-19768 [7AU]

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

International Emergency Powers Act (excerpt), 17211 [22JY]

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

Most Favored Nation Status Relative To Human Rights Practices (excerpt), 17966 [29JY]

Nicaraguan Constitution (excerpt), 5483 [19MR]

OAS Charter (excerpt), 6445 [27MR]

Principles and Objectives for the Provisional Government of National Reconciliation: United Nicaraguan Opposition, 1305 [30JA]

Principles and Objectives of Contras, 20852 [12AU]

Purpose of the Export-Import Bank (excerpt), 16518 [15JY]

Regulating Proximity To Embassies During Public Demonstrations, 26412 [26SE]

Resolution of Ratification of the Protocol to the 1966 International Convention for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas, 17563 [24JY]

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

Resolution of Ratification of the Tax Agreement With the People's Republic of China, 17557 [24JY]

Saudi Arabian U.N. Voting Record, 7023-7027 [9AP]

Vienna Convention of International Law, Article 36 (sundry excerpts), 29886 [9OC]

Essays

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

Civil Rights in Northern Ireland, 33915-33918 [18OC]

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

How To Be a Good Communist: Nelson Mandela, 21508-21510 [14AU]

Human Rights—Moral Foundation of American Foreign Policy: Ann Loftus, 12295 [3JN]

———Tina Huie, 12295 [3JN]

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

NATO Essay, 1986: Denise Nicolaescu, 16304 [26JN]

———Mike Reszler, 16308 [26JN]

———Rebecca Lujan, 16304 [26JN]

Nuclear Netherworld: Leonard S. Spector, 18426-18428 [31JY]

We Are Free Because You Were Strong: Marc Wantz, 25378 [22SE]

Eulogies

W. Averell Harriman: Arthur Schlesinger, Jr., 26094 [25SE]

———Clark M. Clifford, 26093 [25SE]

———Cyrus R. Vance, 26093 [25SE]

———Senator Kennedy, 26094 [25SE]

Factsheets

Chronology on the Production of Binary Nerve Gas, 13167 [10JN]

Continuing the SALT No-Undercut Policy, 3864 [6MR]

Trickle-Up Program To Promote Economic Opportunities in Low Income Countries, 1431 [3FE]

U.S. Efforts To Negotiate a Peaceful Settlement in Central America, 6448-6451 [27MR]

Footnotes

Nicaragua, 5532 [19MR]

Forewords

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

Guidelines

Policy With Regard to the Issuance of Subpoenas to Attorneys for Information Relative to the Representation of Clients: Dept. of Justice, 3055, 3059 [27FE]

History

Contempt of Congress Statute (excerpt), 3055, 3056 [27FE]

Nicaragua's Political Background, 6426 [27MR]

Peace, Stability, and Reconciliation in Ireland and Northern Ireland Act (H.R. 4329), 4218 [11MR]

U.S. Military Intervention in Nicaragua, 6427 [27MR]

Interviews

Contra aid: President Reagan with Robert Timberg, 21264 [13AU]

Economic sanctions against South Africa: Mangosuthu G. Buthelezi with Washington (DC) Times, 21573 [14AU]

Hungarian issues: Janos Kadar with Time magazine, 19237-19239 [5AU]

Interventionism: Belisario Betancur with Washington (DC) Post, 5267 [18MR]

Nicaragua: Miguel Obando y Bravo with Mario Castro, 15303 [24JN]

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

Lectures

Enlightened Engagement—Foreign Policy Framework for the 21st Century: Senator Hart (series), 14763, 14768 [20JN]

Letters

Abramowitz nomination: Senator Helms, 17747 [25JY]

Administration policies on national security: George P. Shultz, Sec. of State, 25607 [23SE]

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]

Agricultural policies: U.S. Embassy, Managua, Nicaragua-8123 [21AP]

Aid to Contras: Bernard Law, 5194 [18MR], 6474, 6506 [27MR]

———Carlos Tunnermann, 4252 [11MR], 6391, 6433 [27MR]

———Daniel Oduber, 18237 [30JY]

———Democratic Revolutionary Alliance, 5092 [17MR]

———Denis Healey, 5769 [20MR]

———Eden Pastora Gomez, 6499 [27MR]

———Edgar Chamorro, 5731 [20MR], 6402, 6415 [27MR]

———Edward Broadbent, 5541 [19MR]

———Elliott Abrams, 5719 [20MR]

———Episcopal Church, 5616 [20MR]

———John O'Connor, 6474, 6506 [27MR]

———Jos Azcona Hoyo, President of Honduras, 6418 [27MR]

———Miguel Obando y Bravo, 6478 [27MR]

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

———Port Townsend, WA, 5341 [18MR]

———President Reagan, 4235 [11MR], 5483 [19MR], 6422, 6458, 6482, 6483 [27MR]

———Representative Dan Burton, 5813 [20MR]

———Representative Dolan, 5497 [19MR]

———Representative Gonzalez, 5795 [20MR]

———Representative Skelton, 4555 [12MR]

———Senator Nunn, 6458 [27MR]

———several Democratic Representatives (sundry excerpts), 4698 [13MR]

———several Members of Congress, 5885 [21MR]

———sundry excerpts, 5534 [19MR]

———sundry Jewish leaders, 5579 [19MR]

———sundry voluntary agencies, 5095 [17MR], 5190 [18MR], 6502 [27MR]

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

Air Force contract with Short Bros., Ltd. of Northern Ireland: several Representatives, 23249 [12SE]

American Revolution: George Washington (excerpts), 5554 [19MR]

Anniversary of Texan independence from Mexico: William B. Travis, 8971 [29AP]

Anti-Apartheid Act Senate amendments: several Representatives, 27092 [29SE]

Apartheid in South Africa, 14262 [18JN]

Appeal to Veterans Fast for Life: Sisters of Mercy of the Union, 33569 [17OC]

Arms control: A. Subbotin and Deputies of the Supreme Soviet of the U.S.S.R., 23864 [18SE]

Arms control and Daniloff case: Senator Byrd, 23865 [18SE]

Arms sale to the People's Republic of China: Committee on Foreign Relations (excerpt), 11796 [21MY]

Arms sales to Saudi Arabia: President Reagan, 11706 [21MY]

Arrest of Nicholas Daniloff in Soviet Union: Nicholas Daniloff, 25085 [19SE]

———Senator Dole, 22247 [8SE]

———Senators Cohen and Leahy, 22530 [10SE]

———sundry, 22647 [10SE]

Atomic arms control: Association of Soviet Lawyers, and Lawyers Alliance for Nuclear Arms Control, 12788 [5JN]

———Lawyers Alliance for Nuclear Arms Control, 12788 [5JN]

Atomic weapons test ban: Allan J. Bing, 7566 [15AP]

———Parliamentarians for World Order, 14448 [18JN]

———President Reagan, 4272 [11MR]

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

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

———several Representatives, 2961 [4MR]

———sundry, 7415 [14AP]

Attempt to visit Czechoslovakian dissident: Senator Pressler, 17344 [23JY]

Brazil's economic program: Oscar A. Fumaro, 6995 [9AP]

British support of U.S. action in Libya: Margaret Thatcher, 12367 [4JN]

———several Members of Congress, 12367 [4JN]

CARE anniversary: President Reagan, 9703 [6MY]

Central American assistance fund: Comptroller General, 27794, 27803 [2OC]

Chicago Proposals for Peace: Carlos Tunnermann II, 20498 [11AU]

Civil liberties in Angola: Jonas Savimbi (excerpt), 23641 [17SE]

Compact of Free Association With Palau: Fred M. Zeder II, 27057 [29SE]

———George P. Shultz, Sec. of State, 27057 [29SE]

———Lazarus E. Salii, 27057 [29SE]

Compliance with Helsinki Final Act: Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe, 7507 [15AP]

Compliance with SALT II: several Members of Congress, 33487 [17OC]

———sundry Representatives, 12288 [3JN]

Contadora peace initiative in Nicaragua: several Representatives, 1770 [5FE]

Contempt charges in investigation of Ferdinand E. Marcos' financial holdings in the U.S.: Representatives Dymally and Torricelli, 3241 [27FE]

Contra aid: bishops of Nicaragua (excerpt), 21281 [13AU]

———Cynthia Norman, 20841 [12AU]

———Daisy Goodman, 20840 [12AU]

———Daniel Ortega (excerpt), 20498 [11AU]

———David Ross, 20840 [12AU]

———Denny Forbes, 20840 [12AU]

———Dept. of State, 20832 [12AU]

———Elizabeth A. Young, 20840 [12AU]

———Elsie R. Skolfield, 20839 [12AU]

———Greg LaFrance, 20844 [12AU]

———Jay Sprout, 20841 [12AU]

———Joan Bauer, 20841 [12AU]

———Margorie Power, 20844 [12AU]

———Marty Levin, 20844 [12AU]

———National Office of Jesuit Social Ministries, 20855 [12AU]

———Philip C. Habib, 21320 [13AU]

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

———President Reagan, 22772 [11SE]

———President Reagan (excerpt), 21260 [13AU]

———Roddy O. Cleary, 20840 [12AU]

———Steven P. Dickens, 20841 [12AU]

———Tena P. Venet, 20844 [12AU]

———U.S. Catholic Conference, 20854 [12AU], 22196 [15AU]

Contra aid in the House wasn't ``me-tooism'' but bipartisanship: Representative Stratton, 17857 [28JY]

Cuban missile crisis: Robert F. Kennedy (excerpt), 6042 [25MR]

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

———Senator Dole, 12368 [4JN]

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

Diverting U.N. funds for research to combat terrorism: Senator Specter, 12912 [6JN]

Economic assistance to the Philippines, 26930 [29SE]

Economic sanctions against Libya: Representative Clinger, 1323 [3FE]

Economic sanctions against South Africa: American Farm Bureau Federation, 27853 [2OC]

———Eminent Persons Group, 13822 [16JN]

———(excerpts), 21477 [14AU]

———Kobus Jooste, 27850 [2OC]

———Mangosuthu G. Buthelezi, 21573 [14AU]

El Salvador earthquake disaster: AID, 32212 [16OC]

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

Exceptions to the Balanced Budget and Emergency Deficit Control Act relative to assistance to certain countries: Dept. of the Interior, 30269 [10OC]

Eximbank charter reauthorization: William H. Draper III, 1899 [6FE]

Experience in Nicaragua: Russell D. Greenleaf, Jr., 31488-31492 [15OC]

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

Expression of gratitude to Senate for support: Nicholas Daniloff, 24822 [19SE]

Foundation for International Community Assistance: Richard A. Lundy, 12282 [3JN]

French policy relative to Libya: Emmanuel de Margerie, 9637 [6MY]

Gold sanctions: Dept. of the Interior, 21490 [14AU]

Humanitarian assistance to the Philippines: Senator Melcher, 2186 [18FE]

Iceland summit: sundry organizations, 30418 [10OC]

Illegal aliens: Arturo Rivera y Damas, 17102 [21JY]

Immigration Control and Legalization Amendments Act, 18243 [30JY]

———Albert D. Bourland, 29998 [9OC]

———William E. Brock, Sec. of Labor, 30039 [9OC]

Incarceration of Ricardo Lagos: Ricardo Nunez and Armando Aranciba, 33480 [17OC]

INS policy regarding illegal aliens: Representative Ronald D. Coleman, 338 [22JA]

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]

International Space Year in 1992: President Reagan, 14309 [18JN]

Interview with Belisario Betancur: Victor G. Ricardo, 5267 [18MR]

Investigation of Kurt Waldheim: Representative Rodino, 11369 [20MY]

Japanese parliamentary elections: Committee on Finance, 16834 [17JY]

Letter to the Soviet Union from the Mothers of America promoting peace: Gertrude Engel, 28191 [2OC]

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

Loan assets sale: Senator Chiles (sundry), 33295 [17OC]

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

Namibian independence and self-government: Robert J. Marshall, 9329 [1MY]

NATO force goals: Andre de Staercke, 19777 [7AU]

———Charles Donnelly, 19781 [7AU]

———David M. Abshire, 19778 [7AU]

———Fred Kroesen, 19781 [7AU]

———James Watkins, 19781 [7AU]

Negotiation to end conflict in Nicaragua: Victor H. Tinoco, 21332 [13AU]

Nicaragua: Dept. of State, 3353 [28FE]

Nicaraguan church: Bernard Law and John O'Connor, 5487 [19MR]

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]

Nonpreemptive effect of the Anti-Apartheid Act: Laurence H. Tribe, 23292-23294 [15SE]

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

Nuclear testing: President Reagan, 9020 [30AP]

———several U.S. Nobel laureates, 19832 [7AU]

Opposition to participation of the vessel Esmeralda in the Statue of Liberty celebration: Senator Kennedy, et al., 13618 [12JN]

Palau Compact of Free Association Act: President's Personal Representative for Micronesian Status Negotiations, 33927 [6NO]

Participation of Esmeralda in Statue of Liberty celebration, 15200 [24JN]

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

Peace Corps volunteer goal: Peace Corps, 15455-15457 [25JN]

———Senator Cranston and Representative Fascell, 15454 [25JN]

Peace education: several Representatives, 23597 [16SE]

———William J. Bennett, Sec. of Education, 23597 [16SE]

Persecution of Jews in Nicaragua: several U.S. Jewish leaders, 5952 [21MR]

Personnel cuts in front-line enforcement agencies v. cuts in foreign aid: several Senators (Dear Colleague), 8660 [24AP]

Petroleum policies: Executive Office of the President, 22512 [10SE]

Philippine elections: sundry, 2437 [19FE]

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

———Dept. of State, 12813 [5JN]

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

———Senator Simpson, 31433 [15OC]

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

Polish Mujahideen: Lech Zondek, 16517 [15JY]

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

Preservation of democracy in the Philippines: Alex A. Esclamado, 28454 [3OC]

Presidential arms control policies: Gerard Smith, 16536 [16JY]

Proposal for Mikhail Gorbachev to address a joint session of Congress: Senator Byrd, 358, 359 [23JA]

Provide for enforcement of antiapartheid laws of U.S. political subdivisions: Edward I. Koch, 21803 [15AU]

Reconciliation between the Nicaraguan Government and the Contras: Senator Kennedy (excerpt), 5741 [20MR]

———Tomas Borge (excerpt), 5741 [20MR]

———sundry Nicaraguan bishops (excerpt), 5741 [20MR]

Recovery of democracy in the Philippines: Kim Dae Jung, 10204 [8MY]

Refugee admissions program: Committee on the Judiciary, 33150 [17OC]

———President Reagan, 33149 [17OC]

———sundry Representatives, 33150 [17OC]

———U.S. Coordinator for Refugee Affairs, 33149 [17OC]

Relations with Canada regarding high water levels on the Great Lakes: Representative Siljander, 13889 [16JN]

Release of Nicholas Daniloff: Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, 26623 [27SE]

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

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

Role of small European states and relationship to U.S.: Giordano Reffi, 7263 [11AP], 10761 [15MY]

———Prince Rainier, 7132 [10AP], 10761 [15MY]

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

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

SALT: several Senators, 7139 [10AP]

SALT II noncompliance: Brent Scowcroft, 18914 [4AU]

———Harold Brown, 18914 [4AU]

———James R. Schlesinger, 18913 [4AU]

———Senator Byrd, 18913 [4AU]

SALT II Treaty: ACDA, 14665 [19JN]

———George P. Shultz and Caspar W. Weinberger, 14589 [19JN]

Salvadoran refugees: Anthony Bevilaqua (excerpt), 30071 [9OC]

Sanctions against South Africa: several presidents of U.S. colleges and universities, 27657 [1OC]

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

Saudi Arabian arms sale: President Reagan, 6182 [26MR]

———Senator Lautenberg, 7023 [9AP]

Soviet arms control agreements: Representative Dornan, 14661 [19JN]

Soviet imprisonment: Nadezhda Fradkova, 4279 [11MR]

Soviet missile silos: Caspar W. Weinberger, Sec. of Defense, 20770 [12AU]

Soviet Union and the strategic defense initiative: former Soviet scientists, 21072 [12AU]

Soviet Union atomic power plant accident: Representative Gekas, 11436 [20MY]

Soviet Union's occupation of Afghanistan: sundry, 5958 [21MR]

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

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

———National Council for Civil Liberties in Great Britain (excerpt), 16799 [17JY]

———Senator Biden, 16807 [17JY]

Tax Agreement With the People's Republic of China: Rudolph G. Penner, 17557 [24JY]

Temporarily suspend deportation of Salvadoran refugees: Americas Watch Committee, 8434 [22AP]

Test ban on antisatellite weapons: Charles A. Gabriel, Chief of Staff, Air Force, 20057 [8AU]

———Kenneth L. Adelman, 20058 [8AU]

———Robert T. Herres, 20058 [8AU]

———William J. Crowe, Jr., Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff, 20057 [8AU]

Test ban on atomic weapons: Dept. of State, 11457 [20MY]

Test ban would help contain nuclear proliferation: Charles Van Doren, 9566 [6MY]

Tribute to Portuguese diplomat, Aristides de Sousa Mendes for acts of mercy during World War II: several Representatives, 32159 [15OC]

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: Dept. of State, 993 [29JA]

U.S. aid to Contras in Nicaragua: Representative Hamilton, 32676 [16OC]

U.S. aid to Nicaraguan Democratic Resistance: Representative Ray, 21732 [14AU]

———United Nicaraguan Opposition, 21732 [14AU]

U.S. Armed Forces around the world: Senator Goldwater, 543 [27JA]

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

———Dept. of State (sundry), 13640 [12JN]

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

U.S. contributions to the U.N.: U.N., 25050 [19SE]

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

U.S. policy in Cuba: several Members of Congress, 630 [28JA]

U.S. policy in Haiti and the Philippines: several Members of Congress, 19701 [7AU]

U.S. policy in Ireland and Northern Ireland: Ancient Order of Hibernians, 4226 [11MR]

U.S. policy in Nicaragua: Carlos Tunnermann, 17044 [21JY]

———Maria Azucena Ferrey, 12306 [4JN], 12512 [4JN]

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

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

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

U.S. Policy in South Africa: President Reagan, 27078 [29SE]

U.S. policy in South Africa: John Poindexter, 14227 [18JN]

U.S. policy on further bilateral negotiations with the Sandinistas: George P. Shultz, Sec. of State, 7611 [16AP]

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

U.S. policy toward small nations of Europe: Hans-Adam, 9264 [1MY]

U.S. policy with Angola: George P. Shultz, Sec. of State, 23638 [17SE]

U.S.-Mexico relations: Representative Lowery, 9530 [6MY]

Veto of the Anti-Apartheid Act: Mangosuthu G. Buthelezi, 27845 [2OC]

———Oklahoma Farm Bureau, 27845 [2OC]

———President Reagan, 27651 [1OC], 27857 [2OC]

Violations of civil liberties in Nicaragua: Permanent Commission on Human Rights of Nicaragua, 726, 728 [29JA]

———Tomas Borge, 723 [29JA]

Visit of Jonas Savimbi to the U.S.: Transafrica, 1815 [5FE]

Vladmir Posner's rebuttal of President Reagan's defense speech: Patrick J. Buchanan, 3164 [27FE]

Withdrawal of U.S. diplomats from Afghanistan: White House, 1867 [6FE]

Withholding of certain U.N. funds: Senator Specter, 12912 [6JN]

Yasser Arafat's U.N. visit: George P. Shultz, Sec. of State, 13381 [11JN]

———several Senators, 13382 [11JN]

Lists

Biographies of delegates to the joint meeting of the Lawyers Alliance for Nuclear Arms Control and Association of Soviet Lawyers, 12788 [5JN]

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

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

Cosponsors of H. Con. Res. 350, SALT II Treaty numerical sublimits, 14647 [19JN]

Cosponsors of H. Res. 547, calling upon President to convene world summit regarding formulation of a unified international program against terrorism, 23259 [12SE]

Cosponsors of H.J. Res. 7, establishing Joint Committee on Intelligence, 11452 [20MY]

Intelligence problems, 25802 [24SE]

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

International Task Force on Prevention of Nuclear Terrorism membership, 3563 [4MR]

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

People detained in South Africa under state of emergency (partial), 16250, 16255, 16259, 16274, 16302 [26JN]

Recommendations for the Vienna Review Conference: International Parliamentary Group for Human Rights in the Soviet Union, 28507 [3OC]

Religious leaders who have endorsed statement In the Name of God, Stop the Lies, Stop the Killing, 3843 [6MR]

Resolutions passed by the General Assembly of the U.N. condemning the system of apartheid, 27848 [2OC]

South African anti-apartheid actions, 21507 [14AU]

U.S. aid to Contras: National Organizations in Opposition to Covert Intervention in Nicaragua, 6275 [26MR]

Worldwide immigration statistics, 17332 [22JY]

Manifestoes

72 Hour Document: Government of Nicaragua (excerpt), 20882 [12AU]

Manual

Psychological Operations in Guerrilla Warfare: CIA (excerpt), 20482 [11AU]

Memorandums

Applicability of Attorney-Client Privilege Before Congressional Committees: James Hamilton, 3056 [27FE]

Comments on the Dershowitz Memorandum: Library of Congress, 3044-3047 [27FE]

Contempt Resolution Against Joseph and Ralph Bernstein: Stephen Gillers, 3042-3044 [27FE]

Legal Obligations To Preserve Client Confidences of Joseph Bernstein, Ralph Bernstein, and William Deyo: Alan M. Dershowitz, 3055, 3058-3059 [27FE]

Reservations and Understandings to Treaties: Dept. of State (excerpt), 2156 [18FE]

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

Status of State and Local Anti-Apartheid Legislation Under the Proposed Comprehensive Anti-Apartheid Act: Paul T. Rephen, 23123 [12SE]

Undisbursed Foreign Military Sales Loans: CBO analyst (sundry), 27809 [2OC]

Memorials of legislature

Alaska, 13834 [16JN]

Arizona, 7221 [10AP]

California, 16372 [14JY], 18227 [30JY], 18770 [1AU], 27267 [30SE]

Illinois, 1779 [5FE], 1800 [5FE], 18227 [30JY]

Kentucky, 7555 [15AP]

Louisiana, 13526 [12JN], 16372, 16374 [14JY], 16746 [16JY], 17819 [28JY]

Maine, 13737 [13JN]

Massachusetts, 16372 [14JY], 30503 [14OC]

Rhode Island, 15935 [26JN]

Messages

ACDA Report: President Reagan, 1396 [3FE]

Agenda for the Future: President Reagan, 1876-1884 [6FE]

Assistance to Democratic Resistance Forces in Nicaragua: President Reagan, 2706-2708 [25FE], 5663 [20MR]

Assistance to Democratic Resistance Forces in Nicaraguan: President Reagan, 5561 [19MR]

Compact of Free Association Between the U.S. and Palau: President Reagan, 7784 [16AP]

Emergency Relative to Nicaragua: President Reagan, 8282 [22AP]

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

National Emergency Relative to Iran: President Reagan, 12070 [2JN]

National Emergency Relative to Nicaragua: President Reagan, 12070 [2JN]

National Emergency Relative to South Africa: President Reagan, 22262 [8SE], 26178 [25SE]

Northern Ireland and Ireland Assistance Act: President Reagan, 3541 [4MR]

Nuclear Proliferation: President Reagan, 1873 [6FE]

Proposals on Atomic Weapons: Presidium of the Supreme Soviet, 157 [21JA]

State of the Union: President Reagan, 1490 [4FE], 1712 [5FE]

Test Ban: Presidium of the Supreme Soviet, 5615 [20MR]

U.S.-Japan Cooperative Medical Science Program: President Reagan, 11711 [21MY]

U.S.-Soviet Verification of Compliance With Nuclear Testing Limitations: President Reagan, 21591 [14AU]

Motion

Arms control: adherence to SALT II numerical sublimits (H. Con. Res. 350), 14701 [19JN]

Immigration Control and Legalization Amendments Act: enact (H.R. 3810), pass S. 1200 in lieu, 30076 [9OC]

Outline

Impact of gold sanctions proposed by U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee: Gold Institute, 21492 [14AU]

Papers

Anti-Ballistic Missile (ABM) Treaty at a Glance: National Campaign To Save the ABM Treaty, 13147-13152 [10JN]

Condition of the World Economy: Arthur F. Burns, Council on Foreign Relations, 17702-17704 [24JY]

Evolution of an Atlantic Assembly: John A. Mathews, 647-651 [28JA]

Growth and Present Status of IAEA Safeguards: International Atomic Energy Agency, 4713-4717 [13MR]

Improving Armaments Cooperation: Benjamin F. Schemmer, 6532-6534 [27MR]

International Task Force on Prevention of Nuclear Terrorism, 3563 [4MR]

Internationalism—Is It a Foreign Policy Issue?, 29949 [9OC]

Need for Additional U.S. Economic Assistance in Central America, 21286 [13AU]

Nicaragua—From a Proxy Force to a National Liberation Movement: Bruce Cameron and Penn Kemble, 6437-6439 [27MR]

Rollback Revisited—Reagan Doctrine for Insurgent Wars?: Robert H. Johnson, 6582-6586 [27MR]

Sandinistas and the Jews: B'nai B'rith, 12519 [4JN]

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

UNITA—Behind the Front Line: National Union for the Total Independence of Angola, 16988-16990 [17JY]

White House Strategy in Vietnam: Pentagon, 7104 [10AP]

Petitions

African National Congress and Nelson Mandela: Catholic War Veterans of the United States, 16372 [14JY]

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

———European Parliament, 4704 [13MR]

———Federal Republic of Germany, 16327 [14JY]

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

Aid to Nicaraguan Contras: Burlington, VT, City Council, 6313 [26MR]

Apartheid in South Africa: Oberlin, OH, City Council, 29388 [7OC]

Atomic warfare: Aberdeen, NJ, Township Council, 48 [21JA]

Atomic weapons policies: Monmouth, NJ, Board of Chosen Freeholders, 396 [23JA]

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

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

Captive Nations Week: Baltic American Committee of Greater Cleveland, OH, 16515 [15JY]

Central America: France, 5830 [20MR]

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

Central American situation: Maria Castillo, 11450 [20MY]

Concern for Yuriy Shukhevych: Philadelphia, PA, City Council, 10546 [13MY]

Contra aid: Miracatu, Brazil, City Council, 12130 [3JN]

———Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), 20744 [11AU]

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

Establishment of 200-mile free-trade zone: International Good Neighbor Council, 13770 [16JN]

Extend humanitarian aid to Central America: University of New Mexico, 5079 [17MR]

Foreign intervention in South America: Enrique J.A. Candioti, 23016 [11SE]

House of Representatives investigative hearings on Contra crimes: Ad Hoc Committee Against Contra Aid, 12130 [3JN]

House of Representatives remaining in session until conclusion of summit meetings with Soviet Union: Peter J. Cojanis, 31220 [14OC]

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

Immigration Control and Legalization Amendments Act: El Paso, TX, 26381 [25SE]

Material help for Afghan Freedom Fighters: Pro America, 5866 [20MR]

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

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

Political prisoners in Nicaragua: Luis Gordoba, 17055 [21JY]

Prohibiting use of French airspace to U.S. pilots: New Orleans, LA, City Council, 11313 [20MY]

Repeal War Powers Act: National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution, 16844 [17JY], 17819 [28JY]

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

South Africa and Nicaragua: American Sociological Association, 3541 [4MR]

Spread of communism in Africa: Catholic War Veterans of the United States, 16372 [14JY]

Support for U.S. air raid on Libya: Spotswood, NJ, 22753 [10SE]

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

Turkish invasion of Cyprus: Republic of Cyprus House of Representatives, 8889 [29AP]

U.S. military response to Libyan terrorist acts: New Orleans, LA, City Council, 11313 [20MY]

———United Church of Christ, 11949 [22MY]

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]

Visit to Cyprus of Prime Minister of Turkey: Republic of Cyprus, 18228 [30JY]

Poems

``Doves,'' Judson Haggerty (excerpt), 5458 [19MR]

``Take Hope South Africa'', 14243 [18JN]

``United States,'' Ruben Dario, 3080 [27FE]

Polls of opinion

National survey summary—voter opinion of Nicaragua: Arthur J. Finkelstein, 6293 [26MR]

Public solidly opposes aid to Contras: Harris Survey, 20876 [12AU]

Press conferences

NATO force goals: Peter Carrington, 19778 [7AU]

Press releases

Contra aid: sundry, 20822 [12AU]

Efforts of Inna Meiman, Tanya Bogomolny, and Benjamin Charny to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 18023 [29JY]

Policies: African National Congress, 21517, 21557 [14AU]

Two Utah firms help South Africans form SAVE, launch vocational training programs for blacks, 2879 [26FE]

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

U.S. Policy in Central America: Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, 15576 [25JN]

Proceedings

World trade policy meeting, 23657 [17SE]

Proposals

Harkin amendment to H. Con. Res. 395, making technical corrections to the Tax Reform Act, 31403 [15OC]

Way out of the debt crisis—outline of an international development program: Eduardo D. Aydos, 9926-9931 [7MY]

Questions and answers

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

Contras and Sandinistas, 20503-20504 [11AU]

Nicaraguan narcotic traffic: Senator Hawkins and James Herring, 5357 [19MR]

———Senator Hawkins and William Von Raab, 5357 [19MR]

Quotations

Contra aid: Elliot Abrams, 17537 [24JY]

Political alignment of the African National Congress: Alfred Nzo, 21557 [14AU]

Soviet arms capability: President Reagan, 14685 [19JN]

Remarks in House

Acid Precipitation Control Technology Research and Demonstration Act: enact (H.R. 4129), 1646 [4FE]

Acid rain: impact of U.S.-Canadian relations, 5200 [18MR]

Afghan Resistance Alliance: reaffirm support (S.J. Res. 365), 15197 [24JN]

Afghanistan: Soviet policy, 18036 [29JY]

———U.S. policy, 10550 [13MY]

Africa: All-Africa Conference of Parliamentarians on Population and Development, 19611, 19623 [6AU], 20189-20191 [8AU], 20753 [11AU], 21415 [13AU], 21740 [14AU], 22157, 22160 [15AU]

———economic assistance, 21436 [13AU]

———famine, 26581 [26SE]

———role of leadership in development, 22311 [8SE]

———U.S. policy, 1447 [4FE], 1657 [4FE], 8994 [29AP], 9174 [30AP]

Africa Famine, Recovery, and Development Fund: establish (H.R. 4865), 11966 [22MY]

African Drought Monitoring and Research Act: enact (H.R. 4760), 9954 [7MY]

African National Congress: recognition (H. Res. 373), 21142, 21144-21152, 21233 [13AU]

``Africans—Commentary by Ali A. Mazrui'': television series, 33583 [17OC]

Agriculture: Export Enhancement Program, 24706 [18SE]

———import fees and the domestic market, 21433 [13AU]

Air Force: contract with Short Bros., Ltd. of Northern Ireland, 23249 [12SE]

Aircraft carriers: history of use, 16511 [15JY]

Aliens: U.S. policy toward illegal, 338 [22JA]

America (U.S.S.): use in U.S. military response to Libyan terrorist acts, 12820 [5JN]

American Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee: terrorism against, 16310 [26JN]

American Security Council: Coalition for Peace Through Strength leadership awards, 21445 [13AU]

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

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

Angola: activities of the National Union for the Total Independence of Angola, 16988 [17JY]

———U.S. policy, 1301, 1315 [30JA], 1990 [6FE], 2049 [6FE], 2222 [18FE], 3570 [4MR], 5977 [21MR], 10709 [14MY], 23266 [12SE], 23602, 23604, 23616-23644 [17SE], 23844 [17SE]

Annual summit meetings: holding, 27320 [30SE]

Anti-Apartheid Act: enact (H.R. 1460), 14230 [20JN], 14252 [19JN], 14290 [20JN], 14475 [18JN], 14743 [19JN], 15610 [25JN], 16968 [17JY], 19332 [5AU]

———enact (H.R. 4868), 13894 [16JN], 14210 [17JN], 14221 [18JN], 14252 [26JN]-14291 [18JN], 14981 [23JN], 16276 [26JN], 17698 [24JY], 22192, 22193 [15AU], 27100, 28188-28189 [2OC]

———enact (H.R. 4868), providing for consideration of Senate amendment (H. Res. 548), 23119-23129 [12SE]

———enact (H.R. 4868), Senate amendments, 23119 [12SE], 23127 [19SE], 23152 [17SE], 23153 [19SE]-23154 [12SE], 23271, 23275, 23280 [12SE]

———enact (H.R. 4868), technical corrections (H.J. Res. 756), 33114 [17OC]

———enact (H.R. 4868), unanimous-consent agreement, 20235-20243 [9AU]

———enact (H.R. 4868), veto, 27076-27102 [29SE], 27451 [30SE], 30389 [10OC]

———violations, 32997 [17OC]

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

ANZUS Treaty: compliance, 22047 [15AU]

Appropriations: remove arms control provisions, 29963 [9OC]

Aquino, Corazon: tribute, 23947 [18SE]

Argentina: proposed move of capital, 8050 [17AP]

———U.S. policy, 18851 [1AU]

Armed Drug Trafficking Act: enact (H.R. 4692), 8842 [28AP]

Arms control: adherence to SALT II numerical sublimits (H. Con. Res. 350), 14641, 14645 [19JN], 14678, 14697 [25JN]-14702, 14709 [19JN], 14982 [23JN]

———atomic weapons treaty violations, 2439 [19FE], 12017 [22MY], 22319, 22357 [9SE]

———compliance with SALT II, 8035 [17AP], 12102, 12104 [3JN], 12287 [3JN], 12306 [4JN], 12546, 12547, 12602 [5JN], 12820, 12824 [5JN], 13043 [9JN], 13054 [10JN], 13256-13265 [11JN], 13410 [11JN], 14195, 14199, 14201 [17JN], 14461, 14477 [18JN], 14976, 14982 [23JN], 15657 [26JN], 19015 [5AU], 21101 [12AU], 23855 [17SE], 27436, 27446 [30SE], 27462 [1OC]

———European policy, 4003 [6MR]

———negotiations, 16321 [14JY], 21101 [12AU], 24778 [19SE], 25384 [23SE], 26054 [24SE], 27320, 27322, 27324, 27325 [30SE], 27459, 27462 [1OC], 29607 [8OC], 30715, 30717, 30720 [14OC], 32713 [17OC]

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

———ratification of SALT II, 13901 [17JN]

———sense of Congress relative to verification requirements of Threshold Test Ban Treaty (S. Con. Res. 135), 17004 [17JY]

———Soviet disarmament proposal, 340 [22JA], 2439 [19FE], 4001 [6MR], 4369 [11MR]

———summit meeting between U.S. and Soviet Union, 27458, 27460 [1OC]

———summit meeting negotiations with Soviet Union, 28712 [6OC], 29608 [8OC], 29962 [9OC], 30158, 30159 [10OC], 32173 [16OC]

———test ban, 351 [22JA]

———U.S. policy, 28713 [6OC]

Arms sales: enact congressional vetoes of certain proposals (S. 1831), 1324 [3FE]

———prohibit sale or transfer of certain missiles to foreign paramilitary forces (H.R. 4615), 8087 [18AP], 8332 [22AP]

———restrict sales of Stinger missiles, 8332 [22AP]

Atomic power plants: safety standards (H. Res. 438), 9102 [30AP]

Atomic warfare: strategic defense initiative, 1428, 1430, 1435 [3FE], 2019 [6FE], 4852 [13MR], 5320 [18MR], 10549 [13MY], 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]

———U.S.-Soviet competition, 1061 [30JA]

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], 11923 [22MY], 12306 [4JN], 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]

Atomic weapons tests: moratorium, 19336 [6AU]

Australia: commemorate bicentennial and honor visit in U.S. by Robert Hawke (S. Con. Res. 128), 7840 [17AP]

———U.S. policy, 22047 [15AU]

Balkan States: human rights, 12835 [5JN]

Baltic Freedom Day: designate (H.J. Res. 500), 524 [23JA], 13764 [16JN]

Belgium: terrorist attacks, 2024 [6FE]

Belize: U.S. policy, 9959 [7MY]

Bernstein, Ralph and Joseph: legal proceedings (H. Res. 384), 3040-3041, 3048-3055, 3060-3062 [27FE], 3241 [27FE], 7887 [17AP]

Bike-Aid: U.S. youth project for Appalachia and developing nations, 19633 [6AU]

Biological Weapons Act: enact (H.R. 5311), 18817 [1AU]

Bolivia: raids on cocaine producers, 22209 [15AU]

———U.S. Armed Forces assistance to combat drug trafficking, 16659, 16660 [16JY], 17017, 17018 [17JY], 17163 [21JY]

Border Patrol: increase personnel, 30051 [9OC]

Budget: provide an exception to deficit reduction legislation for certain amounts paid to Puerto Rico, Guam, the Virgin Islands, and the Northern Mariana Islands (S. 2921), 33114 [17OC]

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

Burkina Faso: Operation Vaccination Commando child immunization program, 10344 [12MY]

Bush, Vice President: Middle East visit, 19945 [8AU]

Cambodia Day: observance, 17332 [22JY]

Capital punishment: impose for certain terrorist activities, 4199 [11MR]

Captive Nations Week: observance, 16515 [15JY], 17518 [23JY]

CARE: anniversary, 10247, 10248, 10256, 10259, 10262 [9MY]

Caribbean nations: use of tax funds for plant projects, 3234 [27FE]

Cava de' Terrini, Italy: welcoming visiting delegation, 17783 [28JY]

Central America: civil liberties violations, 5079 [17MR]

———Contadora peace process, 11127 [19MY]

———Soviet-Cuban presence, 14875 [23JN]

———U.S. counterterrorism training, 2640 [24FE]

———U.S. policy, 2288 [20FE], 2410 [19FE], 3076-3080 [27FE], 3282-3287 [28FE], 3590, 3622, 3624 [5MR], 3839-3849 [6MR], 4109 [10MR], 4510 [12MR], 5055, 5056 [17MR], 5271-5274 [18MR], 5343 [18MR], 5878, 5886-5893 [21MR], 7231 [10AP], 7668-7676 [16AP], 7833, 7834, 7878 [17AP], 9186 [1MY], 11616 [21MY], 11942 [22MY], 12620 [5JN], 14712 [19JN], 15184 [24JN], 15461, 15463, 15520-15586 [25JN], 18848 [1AU], 23192 [12SE], 29234 [7OC], 29822, 29823 [8OC]

———U.S. policy (H.J. Res. 601), 7611 [16AP], 7651 [17AP]-7656 [16AP], 7812 [16AP]

———veterans fasting to protest U.S. policy, 29234 [7OC]

———veterans protest U.S. policy, 25383 [23SE]

Central America Task Force: report, 3622 [5MR]

Challenger (space shuttle): Salvadoran communists' response to space program disaster, 658 [29JA]

Chemical warfare: alleged Soviet use in Southeast Asia, 12290, 12303 [3JN]

Chemical weapons: production, 12036 [22MY]

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

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

Child Survival Fund: foreign aid appropriations for childhood immunizations, 23599 [16SE]

Chile: human rights, 10225 [8MY], 26377 [25SE]

———human rights violations, 20191 [8AU]

———make ineligible for preferential tariff treatment under Generalized System of Preferences until human rights conditions improve (H.R. 5375), 20200 [8AU]

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

———support democracy, 11363 [20MY]

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

———U.S. multilateral loans, 18148 [30JY]

———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]

———response to U.S. military response to Libyan terrorist acts, 9168 [30AP]

———U.S. policy, 13640 [12JN]

China, Republic of: ending martial law, 30148 [9OC], 30454 [10OC]

———U.S. arms sales policy, 13640 [12JN]

———U.S. policy, 16252 [26JN], 22152 [15AU], 27429 [30SE], 28673 [3OC]

Churchill, Winston S.: anniversary of speech regarding Soviet influence in Europe, 3762 [5MR]

———peace policy, 3620 [5MR]

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

———U.S. policy, 27321 [30SE]

Colombia: human rights violations, 2019 [6FE]

Commission on Central American Negotiations: appointment of members, 33699 [6NO]

Committee of 21: efforts of congressional wives for human rights, 2229 [18FE]

Committee on Foreign Affairs: review of arms control legislation, 32695-32697 [16OC]

Committee on Intelligence (Joint): establish (H.J. Res. 7), 11452 [20MY], 16255 [26JN]

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

Conventional warfare: reduction of risk, 30715 [14OC]

Cooperative for American Relief Everywhere: anniversary, 9957 [7MY]

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

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

Cuba: anniversary of independence, 11469 [20MY]

———anniversary of the Declaration of Freedom, 528 [23JA]

———exempt political prisoners from certain visa restrictions, 29963 [9OC]

———prevent INS from denying visas to the U.S. to political prisoners, 25712 [23SE]

Cuban-Nicaraguan relations, 3589, 3592 [5MR]

Cyprus: anniversary of Turkish invasion, 17332 [22JY], 17720 [24JY]

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

———U.S. policy, 343 [22JA], 2246 [18FE], 8436 [22AP], 25715 [23SE], 27122 [29SE], 28204 [2OC]

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

Daniloff, Nicholas: condemn arrest in Soviet Union, 22318, 22319, 22320 [9SE], 22484, 22494 [9SE], 22643 [10SE], 23274 [12SE], 23602 [17SE], 23843, 23847 [17SE], 24720 [18SE], 25083, 25085 [19SE], 25720 [23SE], 27321 [30SE], 27452 [30SE], 30422 [10OC]

———condemn arrest in Soviet Union (H. Con. Res. 388), 22360 [9SE]

———condemn arrest in Soviet Union (H. Res. 542), 22641, 22644-22649 [10SE]

———espionage allegations, 25384 [23SE]

———release by Soviet Union, 27324, 27325 [30SE], 27458, 27460 [1OC], 28043 [2OC], 29234 [7OC]

de Sousa Mendes, Aristides: tribute to diplomat for acts of mercy during World War II (H. Res. 469), 32159 [15OC]

Defense components: reliance on foreign contractors, 33639 [17OC]

Defense Intelligence Agency: anniversary, 27444 [30SE]

Democracy: developing countries, 11953 [22MY]

———expansion, 8573 [23AP]

Democratic Party: foreign policy, 6043 [25MR]

Dept. of Defense: U.S. wartime medical readiness, 12822 [5JN]

Diplomats: support, 25384 [23SE]

District of Columbia: demonstrations at Soviet Embassy regarding civil liberties, 8425 [22AP]

Drug abuse: crime reduction proposals, 21430 [13AU]

Drug Trade Elimination Act: enact (H.R. 5329), 18854 [1AU]

Drugs: effects of Customs Service budget cuts on trafficking enforcement, 341 [22JA]

East Timor: human rights violations, 28665 [3OC]

———U.S. position on human rights (H. Con. Res. 244), 29117 [6OC]

Economic assistance: budget, 3770 [5MR]

———budget considerations, 22749 [10SE]

———Ecuador, 10982 [15MY]

Economic conditions: impact of arms control policies, 25454 [23SE]

———policy proposals, 27119 [29SE]

Ecuador: IMF and World Bank loans, 10982 [15MY]

———U.S. policy, 10708 [14MY]

EEC: entry of Spain and Portugal, 1998 [6FE]

———traiff agreement regarding certain products, 21422 [13AU]

Egypt: peace summit with Israel, 23270 [12SE]

El Salvador: earthquake disaster relief, 31238 [14OC], 32710, 32822 [17OC]

———human rights, 10707 [14MY]

———human rights violations, 20187 [8AU]

———reaffirm friendship and sympathy with people following earthquake (S.J. Res. 427), 32212 [16OC]

———temporarily suspend deportation of refugees (H.R. 822), 8433 [22AP]

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

———U.S. policy, 3076-3080 [27FE], 3282-3287 [28FE], 3379-3385 [3MR], 3474-3477 [4MR], 16522 [15JY], 17861 [28JY], 33661 [17OC]

Esmeralda (vessel): opposition to participation in Statue of Liberty celebration (S.J. Res. 361), 15199-15204 [24JN]

Espionage: U.N. employee activities, 25385 [23SE]

———U.S. policy relative to release of spies, 27458, 27460 [1OC]

———U.S. spy exchange policy, 27324 [30SE]

Ethiopia: causes of famine, 18034 [29JY]

———development of democracy (H.R. 4076), 4108 [10MR], 4181 [10MR]

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

———resettlement program, 30413 [10OC]

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

———U.S. policy, 30872 [14OC]

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

———violations of civil liberties, 4236, 4254-4260 [11MR]

Europe: perceptions of U.S. foreign policy, 16969 [17JY]

———response to U.S. military action against Libyan terrorist acts, 7530, 7531 [15AP], 7832, 7834 [17AP]

European Parliament: agricultural policy, 9476 [5MY]

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

Eximbank: promotion of foreign agriculture, 16518 [15JY]

Export Enhancement Program: trade proposals, 22170 [15AU]

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

Family planning: developing nations, 16997 [17JY]

Far East: congressional trip, 24715 [18SE]

Ferch, John: dismissal as Ambassador to Honduras, 17784 [28JY]

First Earth Run: sense of House to support (H. Res. 160), 25388 [23SE]

Foreign Agents Compulsory Ethics in Trade Act: enact (H.R. 3733), 2454 [19FE], 3021, 3023 [27FE]

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

Foreign assistance: U.S. policy, 32954 [17OC]

Foreign debt: use of foreign holdings in U.S. Government securities toward deficit reduction, 5871 [20MR]

Foreign Representation Restrictions Act: enact (H.R. 5097), 16755 [16JY]

Foreign trade: deficit, 8730 [24AP], 24778 [19SE]

———export problems for farm products, 22164 [15AU]

———provide for negotiation of maritime agreements for carriage of U.S. waterborne trade (H.R. 3662), 10207 [8MY], 13181 [10JN]

Fortier, Donald R.: tribute, 30125 [9OC]

Foundation for International Community Assistance: private sector participation in foreign development projects, 12282 [3JN]

France: response to U.S. military action against Libyan terrorist acts, 7530 [15AP], 7832 [17AP], 8331 [22AP], 10653 [14MY]

———U.S. policy, 9488 [6MY]

———visa requirement for U.S. tourists, 23604 [17SE]

Free Trade Agreement: negotiations, 7832, 7833 [17AP], 8424 [22AP]

Fresno, CA: tribute to Children's Committee 10 youth exchange program, 17717 [24JY]

GATT: global talks on renegotiation, 23278, 23281 [12SE]

———goals and objectives in international trade of member nations (H. Con. Res. 385), 22216 [15AU]

Germany, Democratic Republic of: anniversary of Berlin Wall, 21756 [14AU]

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

Global Environmental Research Organization: establishment, 337 [22JA]

Great Britain: Environment Committee of the House of Commons report relative to radioactive wastes, 11965 [22MY]

———recognizing friendship and assistance relative to military response to Libyan terrorism (H. Res. 424), 7665 [16AP], 9455 [5MY], 12528 [4JN]

———thanks for assistance during U.S. air strike on Libya (H.J. Res. 424), 11096 [15MY]

———U.S. contributions to International Fund established under agreement over Northern Ireland (H.R. 4329), 4217-4231 [11MR], 4232 [12MR]

Great Lakes: high water levels, 13889 [16JN]

Greece: diplomatic relations with Turkey, 6816 [8AP]

———efforts against international trafficking, 22163 [15AU]

———expulsion of suspected Libyan terrorists, 13405 [11JN]

———military assistance, 23190 [12SE]

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

———U.S. policy, 2246 [18FE]

Greek War of Independence: anniversary, 5778-5780 [20MR]

Guatemala: human rights violations, 3246 [27FE]

———U.S. policy, 996 [29JA], 3010 [26FE], 3379-3385 [3MR], 3474-3477 [4MR], 16289 [26JN]

Haiti: date for elections, 8854 [29AP]

———democratic elections (H. Res. 379), 3257 [27FE], 3761 [5MR]

———economic assistance, 18850 [1AU]

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

———overthrow of Duvalier government, 1487 [4FE], 2027, 2032 [6FE], 2628 [24FE], 3450 [4MR]

———peaceful transition to democracy (H. Res. 382), 3226 [27FE]

———U.S. policy, 1324 [3FE], 1487 [4FE], 1750 [5FE], 2628 [24FE], 3450 [4MR], 4363 [11MR], 5854 [20MR], 16236 [26JN], 17012 [17JY]

``Harvest of Despair'': tribute to film about Soviet famine, 26383 [25SE]

Health: formation of international team for DNA research, 18600 [31JY]

Helsinki Accords: human rights provisions, 25376 [22SE]

Helsinki accords: Human Contacts Experts Review Meeting, 7418 [14AP], 7563, 7573, 7581 [15AP], 8089 [18AP]

Helsinki Human Rights Day: observance, 18840, 18843, 18847 [1AU], 19006 [4AU], 20181 [8AU]

High Technology Trade Promotion Act: enact (H.R. 4491), 6158-6160 [25MR]

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

———military facility construction, 4583 [12MR]

———Nicaraguan activities, 6035-6038, 6043 [25MR], 6605 [8AP], 7529 [15AP], 11363 [20MY]

———U.S. policy, 6605 [8AP], 9155 [30AP]

Human rights: meetings of congressional delegation and European Parliament, 22190 [15AU]

———U.S. policy, 2023 [6FE]

``Hydra of Carnage'': ties between the PLO and the Soviet Union, 2475 [20FE]

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

Illegal aliens: amnesty, 25068 [19SE]

IMF: loan policies, 11974 [22MY]

Immigrants: amnesty for illegal, 10233 [8MY]

Immigration: impact of political beliefs on decision to admit to U.S., 28711 [6OC]

———quota for contiguous countries, 30067 [9OC]

———U.S. policy, 2634, 2642 [24FE], 5055 [17MR], 14294 [18JN], 17156 [21JY]

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

———worldwide, 17332 [22JY]

Immigration Control and Legalization Amendments Act: enact (H.R. 3810), 9469 [5MY], 9541-9548 [6MY], 9754-9760 [7MY], 13884 [16JN], 14746 [19JN], 18243 [30JY], 23255 [12SE], 26380 [25SE], 26394-26407, 26410, 26415-26419, 26422 [26SE], 29404 [7OC], 29963, 29971 [9OC], 30010, 30011 [10OC], 30060-30076 [9OC], 31646 [17OC]

———enact (H.R. 3810), S. 1200 passed in lieu, 30102 [9OC]

———enact (H.R. 3810), conference report, 30157 [10OC]

———enact (H.R. 3810), consideration of rule, 29962 [9OC]

———enact (H.R. 3810), rule, 18855 [1AU]

———enact (H.R. 5665), 29961 [9OC]

Immigration Reform and Control Act: enact (S. 1200), appointment of conferees, 30181 [10OC]

———enact (S. 1200), correcting enrollment (H. Con. Res. 412), 31939 [15OC]

IMS: domestic macroeconomic policy, 13653 [12JN]

India: alleged human rights violations, 32682 [16OC]

———anniversary of independence, 22202 [15AU]

———civil liberties, 26382, 26383 [25SE], 28691 [3OC]

———human rights against the Sikhs, 23853 [17SE]

———human rights violations, 17024 [17JY]

———independence anniversary, 21748 [14AU]

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

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

———U.S. policy, 20186 [8AU], 30159 [10OC], 32954 [17OC]

Indonesia: exclusion of Australian reporters, 9178 [30AP]

Insurance: decline of foreign reinsurers in U.S. market, 19891 [7AU]

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

Inter-American Drug Control Commission: creation, 18022 [29JY]

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

International Claims Settlement Act: amend (H.R. 5365), 23257 [12SE]

———enact (H.R. 5365), 20201 [8AU]

International Conference on Conflict Resolution and Peace Studies: Decade of Peace, 17721 [24JY]

International Drug Traffic Enforcement Act: enact (H.R. 5310), 20203 [8AU]

International economic relations: currency devaluations, 12546 [5JN]

International monetary system: conference to discuss, 1750 [5FE]

International organizations: U.S. contributions, 16923-16929 [17JY]

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

Iran: anniversary of Khomeini regime, 3224 [27FE]

———human rights violations, 3477-3478 [4MR], 16280, 16284, 16287 [26JN]

———human rights violations against Bahais, 33577 [17OC]

Ireland, Northern: Dept. of State visa policy, 19607 [6AU]

———economic assistance, 221 [22JA], 3591 [5MR]

———economic relief and rehabilitation assistance (H.R. 2597), 3748 [5MR]

———human rights, 33915 [18OC]

———MacBride Principals of employment, 23251 [12SE]

———participation in NATO, 26385 [25SE]

———peace efforts, 3615 [5MR]

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

Ireland, Republic of: economic assistance, 3591 [5MR]

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

———diplomatic relations with Africa, 12831 [5JN]

———independence anniversary, 10726, 10740 [14MY], 11113 [15MY]

———peace summit with Egypt, 23270 [12SE]

———U.S. assistance with the Lavi fighter aircraft, 17331 [22JY]

———U.S. funding of the Lavi fighter aircraft, 22164 [15AU]

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

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

———visit of Prime Minister Shimon Peres to the U.S., 25074 [19SE]

———Yitzhak Shamir's visit to Nicaragua, 15657 [26JN]

Ivezaj, Peter: detention in Yugoslavia for participation in public demonstration in U.S., 29606 [8OC]

———release from detention in Yugoslavia, 31496 [15OC], 32165 [15OC]

J. William Fulbright International Scholarship Program: anniversary, 23250 [12SE]

Japan: economic summit, 10232 [8MY], 11477 [20MY], 12526 [4JN], 14205 [17JN]

———policy with U.S., 27401 [30SE]

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

Kiwi fruit: impose de minimus import duty (H.R. 5359), 20189 [8AU]

Korea, Republic of: expressing sense of Congress concerning human rights and reduction of tensions on Korean peninsula (H. Con. Res. 347), 15194 [24JN]

———expressing sense of Congress regarding democracy and human rights (H. Con. Res. 345), 15189-15194 [24JN]

———human rights violations, 2067 [6FE], 4560 [12MR]

———Tennessee delegation to trade discussions, 8418 [22AP]

———U.S. policy, 3474-3477 [4MR], 7064 [9AP], 10204 [8MY], 12003 [22MY], 15189-15194 [24JN]

Latin America: U.S. policy, 2009 [6FE], 2285 [19FE], 3076-3080 [27FE], 3282-3287 [28FE], 3379-3385 [3MR], 3474-3477 [4MR], 14712 [19JN], 15459 [25JN], 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]

———French hostages, 4199 [11MR]

———internal effects of civil war, 17701 [24JY]

———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]

Liberia: U.S. policy (H. Res. 367), 2113 [18FE], 2116 [24FE]

Libya: actions against by Western European governments, 16748 [16JY]

———allegations of disinformation policy, 28150 [2OC]

———Gulf of Sidra dispute, 6036-6037-6038, 6043 [25MR], 6177 [25MR], 6793 [8AP]

———information concerning political activities, 32709, 32711 [17OC]

———international statement on terrorism at economic summit, 10221 [8MY]

———Nicaraguan relations, 7834 [17AP]

———prohibit credits or deductions for taxes paid to Libya by businesses during national emergency (H.R. 4680), 8446 [23AP]

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

———terrorist activities, 10256, 10260 [9MY], 11452 [20MY], 12033 [22MY], 12528 [4JN]

———U.N. membership, 8994 [29AP]

———U.S. business taxes, 8996 [29AP]

———U.S. economic sanctions, 33658 [17OC]

———U.S. military response to terrorist acts, 7525-7531 [15AP], 7584, 7593, 7597 [15AP], 7822, 7823 [16AP], 7832, 7834-7836 [17AP], 8015, 8033, 8043, 8050 [17AP], 8060 [18AP], 8227 [21AP], 8330, 8331, 8377, 8380 [22AP], 8422, 8428 [22AP], 8578 [23AP], 8730 [24AP], 8837, 8840, 8842 [28AP], 8974, 8994, 9009 [29AP], 9151, 9154, 9157 [30AP], 9357 [1MY], 9474, 9478 [5MY], 9698 [6MY], 10221 [8MY], 10653 [14MY], 12528 [4JN], 12820 [5JN]

———U.S. policy, 6 [21JA], 1322 [3FE], 1806 [5FE], 6036-6037 [25MR], 7832 [17AP], 8741 [28AP]

Local Anti-Terrorism Planning Act: enact (H.R. 3712), 17700 [24JY]

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

———political situation, 1310-1311 [30JA]

———U.S. policy, 13648 [12JN]

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

Merchant marine: funding, 10244 [9MY], 16998 [17JY]

Mexico: antidrug programs, 16986 [17JY]

———establish the Bilateral Intergovernmental Drug Commission, 17527 [23JY]

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

———proposals regarding immigration, 26387 [25SE]

———U.S. policy, 3076-3080 [27FE], 3474-3477 [4MR], 4594 [12MR], 9524-9533 [6MY], 10222 [8MY], 10443 [13MY], 10542 [13MY], 10968, 10982 [15MY], 11470 [20MY], 11969 [22MY], 14712 [19JN], 15459 [25JN], 16391 [14JY], 16522, 16523 [15JY], 16971, 17000 [17JY], 17158 [21JY], 17327 [22JY], 17525 [23JY], 17713 [24JY], 18019, 18028 [29JY], 18246 [30JY], 18814 [1AU], 21633 [14AU], 22158 [15AU]

Mexico-U.S. Interparliamentary Conference: proposals regarding narcotics trafficking and drug abuse, 17527 [23JY]

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

Middle East: Egypt-Israeli summit, 25084 [19SE]

———summit meeting between King Hassan of Morocco and Shimon Peres of Israel, 18815 [1AU]

———U.S. policy, 19945 [8AU]

Military assistance: economic alternatives, 10218 [8MY]

Military cargo: prevent Dept. of Defense from altering existing preference law, 23850 [17SE]

Money: value of U.S. dollar, 27459 [1OC]

Mothers of America: letter to the Soviet Union promoting peace, 28191 [2OC]

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

Nakasone, Yasuhiro: ethnic remarks, 26575, 26585 [26SE]

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

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

Narcotics: authorize the provision of military equipment to law enforcement agencies in trafficking control, 18826 [1AU]

National defense: policy, 1767 [5FE]

———U.S. policy, 6041-6043 [25MR], 21126 [12AU]

National Endowment for Democracy: funding, 16945-16950 [17JY], 17721 [24JY]

National security: leaking of confidential information, 8444, 8446 [23AP]

National strategy: Presidential report (H.R. 4126), 1979 [6FE]

National Union for the Total Independence of Angola: policy, 11466 [20MY]

National Year of Friendship With Finland: designate (H.J. Res. 645), 32986 [17OC], 32987 [18OC], 33933 [6NO]

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

———contributions, 17049-17052 [21JY]

———information policy, 23020 [11SE]

Nevada: atomic weapons testing, 6606 [8AP]

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

———U.S. policy, 22047 [15AU]

Nicaragua: alleged PLO involvement, 32158 [15OC]

———assistance to democratic resistance forces (H.R. 4108), 2418 [19FE]

———border agreement with Costa Rica, 5346 [18MR]

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

———Contadora Group and Support Group communique, 12292 [3JN]

———Contadora peace initiative, 1770 [5FE], 2256, 2257 [19FE]

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

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

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

———humanitarian assistance for democratic resistance, 13518 [12JN]

———Indian policy, 30140 [9OC]

———investigate origin of downed plane, 29234 [7OC]

———involvement of U.S. citizens with freedom fighters, 32711 [17OC]

———Libyan military shipments, 7527 [15AP]

———narcotic traffic, 5869 [20MR]

———narcotics trafficking, 15587 [25JN]

———promote internal reconciliation on basis of democratic principles (H.J. Res. 283), discharge petition for H. Res. 419 which provides for consideration, 7364 [14AP], 8427 [22AP], 8443 [23AP]

———provide documents concerning use of funds appropriated for democratic resistance (H. Res. 395), 4265 [11MR], 4513 [12MR], 9716 [7MY]

———public demonstration by certain veterans, relative to U.S. policy, 23367 [16SE]

———refugees, 7219 [10AP]

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

———Sandinista disinformation campaign report, 2674 [25FE]

———Sandinista movement, 3808 [6MR]

———Saudia Arabian assistance to Contras, 30161 [10OC]

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

———U.S. assistance to Contras, 3024 [27FE], 3378 [3MR], 3447, 3448, 3451, 3474-3477 [4MR], 3590, 3592, 3593, 3616, 3620, 3622 [5MR], 3811 [6MR], 4110, 4115-4119 [10MR], 4198, 4235, 4248, 4260-4265 [11MR], 4511, 4554, 4555, 4568-4575 [12MR], 4682, 4689-4700 [13MR], 5049, 5056, 5060-5074 [17MR], 5196, 5197, 5198, 5201, 5202, 5203, 5204, 5205, 5267, 5268, 5269, 5270, 5271-5274, 5297-5305 [18MR]-5544, 5547-5560 [19MR], 5789-5795, 5812-5824 [20MR], 5878, 5885 [21MR], 6035-6038, 6043 [25MR], 7092, 7096, 7100-7104, 7106-7117 [10AP], 7527, 7530 [15AP], 7659, 7668-7676, 7687 [16AP], 7834 [17AP], 8159 [21AP], 8330 [22AP], 9187 [1MY], 10510 [13MY], 13900 [17JN], 15183 [24JN], 15291, 15296, 15298, 15303 [24JN], 15459, 15460, 15461, 15462, 15463, 15520, 15587 [25JN], 15629 [25JN], 15732 [26JN], 16242, 16244, 16274, 16298, 16309 [26JN], 16975, 16996, 17007 [17JY], 17329 [22JY], 17712 [24JY], 17784 [28JY], 17857 [28JY], 18029 [29JY], 18235, 18237, 18248 [30JY], 21456 [13AU], 21732 [14AU], 22045 [15AU], 22196 [15AU], 24703 [18SE], 25383 [23SE], 25880 [24SE], 26196, 26198, 26199 [25SE], 26409, 26410, 26422 [26SE], 29822, 29823 [8OC]

———U.S. assistance to Contras (H.J. Res. 540), 3783 [6MR], 5199, 5200 [18MR], 5313, 5314, 5316, 5319, 5321, 5322, 5341, 5349 [18MR], 5453 [19MR], 5576, 5579, 5582, 5584, 5590, 5594 [19MR], 5717 [20MR], 5765 [21MR], 5766 [25MR], 5767 [8AP]-5770 [20MR], 5832, 5837, 5850, 5859, 5860, 5862, 5867 [20MR], 5990 [21MR], 6039 [25MR], 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], 10260 [9MY]

———U.S. assistance to Contras (H.J. Res. 601), 7611 [16AP], 7651 [17AP]-7656 [16AP], 7812 [16AP]

———U.S. assistance to Contras (H.R. 4483), 5990 [21MR]

———U.S. assistance to Contras (S.J. Res. 283), 7353, 7354, 7363 [14AP]

———U.S. assistance to Contras (S.J. Res. 283), consideration (H. Res. 415), 7531-7542 [15AP], 7610-7656 [16AP]

———U.S. policy, 221 [22JA], 995 [29JA], 2023 [6FE], 2128 [18FE], 2256, 2257, 2258, 2261 [19FE], 2423, 2424 [19FE], 2674 [25FE], 2778 [25FE], 2888, 2889 [26FE], 2980, 3009 [26FE], 3076-3080 [27FE], 3237, 3246, 3268 [27FE], 3282-3287 [28FE], 3446 [4MR], 3590, 3624 [5MR], 3744, 3757, 3773 [5MR], 3839-3849 [6MR], 4007 [6MR], 4104, 4105, 4115-4119 [10MR], 4198, 4235, 4248 [11MR], 4368, 4377 [11MR], 4511 [12MR], 4845 [13MR], 5049, 5060-5074 [17MR], 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], 5879, 5885 [21MR], 5990 [21MR], 6149, 6166, 6177 [25MR], 6811 [8AP], 7049, 7063 [9AP], 7100-7104, 7106-7117 [10AP], 7237 [10AP], 7417, 7420, 7429 [14AP], 7582, 7593 [15AP], 7659 [16AP], 7803-7804, 7811, 7813 [16AP], 8017 [17AP], 8413 [22AP], 8583 [23AP], 8983, 9009 [29AP], 9148 [30AP], 9471, 9477 [5MY], 9692, 9694, 9699, 9708 [6MY], 9941 [7MY], 10227 [8MY], 10260 [9MY], 11097 [15MY], 11245 [19MY], 11616 [21MY], 12030 [22MY], 12526 [4JN], 12822 [5JN], 13647 [12JN], 13763 [16JN], 14460, 14471, 14483 [18JN], 15463 [25JN], 15732 [26JN], 16242 [26JN], 16975 [17JY], 17329 [22JY], 18248 [30JY], 18411 [31JY], 18835 [1AU], 18857 [4AU], 22744 [10SE], 23257 [12SE], 30124, 30138 [9OC], 30444 [10OC], 32676 [16OC]

Nigeria: Agency for International Development Joint Agricultural Consultative Corp. funding for agribusiness, 7603 [15AP]

Northern Ireland and Ireland Assistance Act: enact (H.R. 3772), 3748 [5MR]

———enact (S. 2139), 4182 [10MR]

Nuclear reactors: safety standards (H. Res. 438), 9102 [30AP]

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 Antiterrorism Act: enact (H.R. 4151), 5588 [19MR], 5994 [21MR]

OPEC: price fixing, 29606 [8OC]

Overseas Development Network: Bike-Aid '86, 15637 [25JN]

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

———U.S. tuna policy, 6812 [8AP]

Pakistan: condemnation of repressionist policy against Ahmadi Muslims (H. Con. Res. 370), 16991 [17JY]

———independence day anniversary, 22150 [15AU]

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

———U.S. policy, 3021 [27FE]

Palau Compact of Free Association Act: enact (H.J. Res. 626), 27039, 27053-27062 [29SE], 33926-33927, 33941, 33943 [6NO]

———enact (H.J. Res. 626), Senate amendment, 32200-32211 [16OC]

———enact (H.J. Res. 626), enrollment corrections, 32199 [16OC]

Palme, Olof: assassination, 5087 [17MR]

Panama: U.S. policy, 4606 [12MR]

Panama Canal: authorizing appropriations (H.R. 4409), 4859 [13MR]

Panama Canal Commission Authorization Act: enact (H.R. 4409), 9191 [1MY]

Paraguay: alleged human rights violations, 15643 [25JN]

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

Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe: condemnation of terrorism, 1347, 1348 [3FE]

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], 4232 [18MR], 21634 [14AU]

———enact (H.R. 4329), technical corrections (S. Con. Res. 161), 22095 [15AU]

Peace Corps: anniversary, 5842 [20MR], 24711, 24723, 24724 [18SE], 25072, 25073, 25074, 25075 [19SE], 25377 [22SE], 28674 [3OC]

———anniversary (H. Res. 546), 25174-25178 [22SE]

———Sargent Shriver Awards for Distinguished Humanitarian Service, 28674 [3OC]

———tribute, 2223 [18FE]

Peace education: lesson guides, 23597 [16SE]

Petroleum: declining domestic crude oil prices, 522, 526 [23JA], 1034 [30JA], 3631-3641 [5MR], 6606 [8AP], 6792 [8AP], 7579 [15AP], 8592 [24AP], 10547 [13MY], 13049 [10JN], 13646 [12JN]

———national policy, 3450 [4MR]

———oil import fees and the domestic market, 21433 [13AU]

Philippines: authorizing economic and military assistance (H.R. 5081), 18373 [31JY], 19695, 19698-19719 [7AU]

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

———investigation into Ferdinand E. Marcos' investments in the U.S., 3240 [27FE]

———national elections, 1354 [3FE], 1765 [5FE], 2240 [18FE], 2258, 2260, 2283 [19FE], 2440 [19FE]

———transfer of political power, 2579 [24FE], 2639 [24FE], 2670, 2671, 2672, 2673 [25FE], 2785, 2789, 2790, 2791 [25FE], 2890 [26FE], 3008, 3009, 3010 [26FE], 3226, 3233 [27FE], 3763 [5MR], 4180 [10MR], 5338 [18MR], 5847 [20MR]

———U.S. policy, 220 [22JA], 1765 [5FE], 2258, 2260, 2283 [19FE], 2579 [24FE], 2672, 2674 [25FE], 3379-3385 [3MR], 3474-3477 [4MR], 4602 [12MR], 9694 [6MY], 10204 [8MY], 14747 [19JN], 15626, 15638 [25JN]

———urgent supplemental appropriations for emergency assistance, 24095 [19SE]

Poland: civil liberties violations, 30443 [10OC]

———Soviet repression, 17158 [21JY]

Political science: hawks v. doves, 6041-6043 [25MR]

Politics: left wing activities, 21233 [13AU]

Population Institute: international family planning assistance, 4855 [13MR]

Portugal: economic and military assistance to the Azores, 16508 [15JY]

———position toward NATO allies in the Yom Kippur war, 22152 [15AU]

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

Portuguese National Day: anniversary, 13421 [11JN]

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

Power resources: district heating and foreign policy issues, 28701 [3OC]

POWs/MIAs: continued detention, 4009 [6MR]

Presidential Commission on International Terrorism: establish, 9165 [30AP]

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

President's Commission on Organized Crime: report, 3594 [5MR]

Public demonstrations: proximity to embassies, 26411 [26SE]

Public relations and politics: foreign opinion of the U.S., 10442, 10443 [13MY]

Radio: communications, 27323 [30SE]

Radio Free Europe: funding, 11462 [20MY]

Radio Liberty: funding, 11462 [20MY]

Reagan, President: assessment of summit meeting negotiations with Soviet Union, 30716 [14OC]

———cable television transmission of Gorbachev's view of the summit meeting, 30842 [14OC]

———commend handling of political power struggle in the Philippines, 2670 [25FE]

———Democratic policy relative to summit meeting between U.S. and Soviet Union, 29605 [8OC]

———execution of foreign relations, 29960 [9OC]

———expressing support for summit meeting (H. Con. Res. 406), 29954, 29955 [9OC]

———foreign policy, 10236-10242 [9MY]

———Grenada visit, 2468, 2472 [20FE], 2983 [26FE]

———negotiations with Members of Congress before summit meeting with Soviet Union, 29607 [8OC]

———policies, 17043-17049 [21JY], 17705 [24JY], 30159 [10OC]

———policy, 2579 [24FE], 5886-5893 [21MR], 6043 [25MR], 11942 [22MY]

———request to address House of Representatives for U.S. assistance for the Contras, 15183, 15186 [24JN]

———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]

———State of the Union Message, 1747 [5FE]

———summit meeting negotiations with Soviet Union, 29957, 29961, 29963, 29964 [9OC], 30713, 30714, 30715, 30716, 30717, 30718, 30719 [14OC], 32173 [16OC]

———support for at summit meeting negotiations with Soviet Union, 30718 [14OC]

———U.S. policy, 27325 [30SE]

Refugees: consultations between Congress and the President regarding admissions program, 33149 [17OC]

Republican Party: foreign policy, 6043 [25MR]

———policies, 28038 [2OC]

Rockefeller Foundation: programs for foreign social and economic development, 11116 [15MY]

Romania: disapprove Presidential request for Trade Act waiver regarding most favored nation status, 13885 [16JN], 16279, 16314 [26JN]

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

———human rights violations, 2456 [19FE]

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

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

———religious repression, 7232 [10AP]

———temporarily suspend most favored nation status (H.R. 3599), 16260 [26JN]

SALT II: compliance, 29959, 29962, 29963 [9OC], 30717 [14OC]

———Soviet compliance, 8968 [29AP]

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

———U.S. compliance, 10223 [8MY]

SALT II Treaty: adherence to numerical sublimits (H. Con. Res. 350), 16392 [14JY]

Santa Fe, NM: European Parliament and Members of Congress conference regarding drug abuse, 17523 [23JY]

Saudi Arabia: arms sales, 4199 [11MR]

———disapprove sale of certain defense articles (S.J. Res. 316), 9738 [7MY]

———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]

———U.S. policy, 13749 [16JN]

Savimbi, Jonas: U.S. visit, 1447 [4FE], 2049 [6FE]

Scharansky, Anatoly: emigration from Soviet Union, 2984 [26FE]

Schwab, Robert, III: release from imprisonment in Vietnam, 22221 [15AU]

Sepulveda Amor, Bernardo: tribute, 9960 [7MY]

Solidarity Sunday for Soviet Jewry: support (H. Res. 420), 7558 [15AP]

South Africa: anniversary of Soweto riots, 13654 [12JN], 13884, 13886 [16JN], 14196 [17JN], 14480 [18JN]

———apartheid, 32703 [16OC]

———divestiture of businesses, 14196 [17JN]

———economic sanctions, 26409 [26SE]

———human rights violations, 13385 [11JN], 16255, 16259, 16274, 16302 [26JN]

———negotiations with black majority (H. Res. 373), 11945 [22MY], 13442 [12JN], 21142, 21144-21152, 21233 [13AU]

———President Reagan meeting with leaders of bordering countries (H. Res. 566), 26410 [26SE]

———restrict U.S. intelligence activities, 23614 [17SE]

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

———U.S. policy, 1748 [5FE], 2024 [6FE], 9951 [7MY], 11365 [20MY], 11463 [20MY], 11945 [22MY], 12012 [22MY], 13749 [16JN], 13901 [17JN], 14743 [19JN], 16968 [17JY], 17029 [21JY], 17272, 17274 [22JY], 17330 [22JY], 17412, 17502 [23JY], 17519, 17520, 17532 [23JY], 17595, 17596, 17597, 17689 [24JY], 18024, 18029, 18032, 18036 [29JY], 18150 [30JY], 18240 [30JY], 18596 [31JY], 18837 [1AU], 19322, 19332 [5AU], 20181 [8AU], 21237 [13AU], 21437 [13AU], 22178 [15AU], 22319 [9SE], 22760 [10SE], 23271 [12SE], 25714 [23SE], 26409 [26SE], 27100 [30SE], 27101 [2OC], 27321, 27323, 27398 [30SE], 27460, 27462 [1OC], 28041 [2OC], 30872 [14OC], 33592 [17OC]

———U.S. policy on human rights, 6826 [8AP]

———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], 25383 [23SE], 27436, 27446 [30SE], 29966, 30397, 30418 [10OC]

———cable television transmission of Gorbachev's view of meeting with President Reagan, 30842 [14OC]

———civil liberties, 28680 [3OC]

———communism expansion policy, 5886-5893 [21MR]

———concerning persecution of members of Ukrainian and other Helsinki Monitoring Groups (H. Con. Res. 332), 9703 [6MY], 27336 [30SE]

———condemn implantation of listening devices in U.S. Embassy in Moscow, 27433 [30SE]

———condemn implantation of listening devices in U.S. Embassy in Moscow (H. Con. Res. 398), 26975 [29SE]

———congressional visit, 31222 [14OC]

———cultural exchanges, 4007 [6MR]

———delay occupancy of Washington, DC, chancery until U.S. Embassy in Moscow is debugged, 27433 [30SE]

———delay occupancy of Washington, DC, chancery until U.S. Embassy in Moscow is debugged (H. Con. Res. 398), 26975 [29SE]

———disinformation policy, 2472-2476 [20FE]

———expulsion of U.N. employees, 23602 [17SE]

———human rights violations, 3378 [3MR], 7229 [10AP], 7811 [16AP]

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

———intelligence activities, 2472-2476 [20FE]

———interference with international mail (H. Con. Res. 384), 22183 [15AU]

———international cooperative effort to evaluate health effects of atomic power plant accident (H. Con. Res. 373), 18036 [29JY]

———jamming of English language radio broadcasts, 17856 [28JY]

———notification and information regarding atomic power plant accident, 9106 [30AP]

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

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

———policy, 4689 [13MR]

———policy on Afghanistan, 18036 [29JY]

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

———summit meeting with U.S., 25720 [23SE], 27458, 27460 [1OC], 29962 [9OC]

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

———U.S. policy, 5886-5893 [21MR], 6043-6048 [25MR]

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

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

———elections, 15613 [25JN]

———NATO membership, 4513 [12MR]

———recognition of Israel, 527 [23JA]

———U.S. policy, 15637 [25JN]

Spotswood, NJ: support for U.S. aid raid on Libya, 22752 [10SE]

Sri Lanka: terrorism, 12037 [22MY]

St. Patrick's Day: observance, 4609 [12MR]

Stetsko, Yaroslav: tribute to freedom fighting activities, 21447 [13AU]

Stockholm pact: treaty regarding movement of European military forces, 30139 [9OC]

Strategic materials: national defense stockpile, 12531 [4JN]

Sub-Saharan Africa Natural Resource and Environmental Management Training and Education Act: enact (H.R. 4908), 11998 [22MY]

Sugar program: surplus sales to foreign countries, 22210 [15AU]

Supplementary Extradition Treaty With the United Kingdom: ratification, 17516 [23JY]

Syria: encouraging further assistance in obtaining release of U.S. hostages in Lebanon (H. Res. 524), 19025 [5AU]

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

Taxation: deny exclusion of foreign earned income to U.S. citizens working in certain countries (H.R. 4056), 654 [28JA]

Terrorism: airport security, 8232 [21AP]

———boycott countries who did not support U.S. military response to Libyan terrorist acts, 7832 [17AP]

———call upon President to convene a world summit regarding formulation of a unified international program (H. Res. 547), 23258 [12SE], 27342 [30SE], 32170, 32171 [16OC]

———decline in European travel, 3760 [5MR]

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

———impact, 1323, 1347, 1348 [3FE]

———international meeting, 12289 [3JN]

———international statement at economic summit, 10221 [8MY]

———joint policy statement by certain democracies, 9486 [6MY]

———policies to combat, 7531 [15AP]

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

———State and local police response, 11991 [22MY]

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

———travel advisory for U.S. citizens in foreign countries regarding Libyan-supported attacks (H. Con. Res. 289), 2426 [19FE]

———U.S. apprehension of international terrorists abroad for trial, 18832 [1AU]

———U.S. policy, 3230 [27FE], 4199 [11MR], 9701 [6MY], 22237 [8SE], 22319 [9SE]

———utilize U.S. military forces to secure safety of air carriers and passengers overseas, 22219 [15AU]

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

Texas: anniversary of independence from Mexico, 8971-8972 [29AP]

Thailand: U.S. policy, 4260 [11MR], 8445 [23AP]

Torture Victims Protection Act: enact (H.R. 4756), 9710 [6MY], 23031 [11SE]

Tourist trade: decline of European travel due to terrorism, 2232 [18FE]

———impact of terrorism, 11982 [22MY]

Turkey: anniversary of invasion of Cyprus, 17332 [22JY], 17860 [28JY]

———civil liberties history, 33589 [17OC]

———diplomatic relations with Greece, 6816 [8AP]

———military assistance, 23190 [12SE]

———terrorist attack at Neve Shalom Synagogue, 31224 [14OC]

———trial of trade unionists, 16983 [17JY]

———U.S. congressional delegation, 17022 [17JY]

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

———international cooperation, 11241 [19MY]

———response to U.S. military action against Libya, 8332 [22AP]

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

U.N. Commission on Narcotic Drugs: special session, 8566 [23AP]

U.N. Decade of Disabled Persons: observance, 8981 [29AP]

U.N. Fund for Drug Abuse Control: international contributions, 8229, 8235 [21AP]

U.N. Fund for Population Activities: U.S. funding, 33590 [17OC]

U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees Orderly Departure Program for Vietnam: resumption (S. Con. Res. 143), 27346 [2OC]

U.N. Participation Act: amend (H.R. 4756), 23031 [11SE]

U.S.: leadership status, 27401 [30SE]

U.S. Advisory Commission on Public Diplomacy: Foreign Service report, 9151 [30AP]

U.S. dollar: value, 6830 [9AP]

U.S. Fishery Conservation Zone: require that foreign vessels meet minimum health and safety standards (H.R. 4897), 12036 [22MY]

U.S. policy, 26422 [26SE], 27536 [1OC]

U.S. Travel and Tourism Administration: funding, 8565 [23AP]

U.S.-Canada Days of Peace and Friendship: designate (H.J. Res. 715), 22211, 22216 [15AU]

———designate (S.J. Res. 402), 24659 [18SE]

U.S.-Mexico: foreign policy and trade deficit, 20574 [11AU]

U.S.-Mexico Interparliamentary Conference: agenda, 15283 [24JN], 16239 [26JN]

U.S.-Soviet relations: atomic warfare, 1061 [30JA]

U.S./Soviet relations: summit meeting, 30107 [9OC]

U.S.-U.S.S.R.: balance of power, 3026 [27FE], 4689 [13MR]

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

Ukraine: independence anniversary, 504, 513 [23JA], 15620 [25JN], 16289 [26JN], 18835 [1AU]

UNESCO: change in leadership, 29233 [7OC]

Union for the Total Independence of Angola: U.S. policy, 23616-23644 [17SE]

United Arab Emirates: U.S. Chess Federation delegation to the Chess Olympiad, 28682 [3OC]

United Kingdom: South African policy, 17597 [24JY]

United Nations Participation Act: amend (H.R. 4756), 9710 [6MY]

United Nicaraguan Opposition: military assistance, 1309 [30JA]

Vanuatu: diplomatic relations with Libya, 11126 [19MY]

Veterans: fasting to protest U.S. policy in Nicaragua, 26410 [26SE]

———public demonstration against U.S. policy, 29336 [7OC]

Vietnam: civil liberties violations, 23266 [12SE]

Vietnam Veterans Against Contra Aid: policies, 7096 [10AP]

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]

Waldheim, Kurt: examine evidence regarding activities during World War II (H. Res. 409), 10743 [14MY], 11369 [20MY]

———examine evidence regarding activities of former U.N. Secretary General during World War II (H. Res. 409), 6811 [8AP]

———World War II military role, 4371 [11MR]

War Powers Act: application, 5056 [17MR]

Weapons: Midgetman missile funding, 11242 [19MY]

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

———test ban on antisatellite, 16314 [26JN], 16749 [16JY], 17320 [22JY], 17511 [23JY], 18027 [29JY], 19636 [6AU], 20187 [8AU]

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

Whales: condemning administration's exemption of Japan from statutory fishery sanctions requirements (H. Con. Res. 54), 13650 [12JN]

World Bank: loan policies, 11974 [22MY]

World Food Day: designate (H.J. Res. 595), 7256 [10AP], 7810 [16AP]

World Trade Talks: proceedings, 24662 [18SE]

``WOZA Afrika!'': tribute to plays about South Africa, 25093 [19SE]

Yao, Chia-wen: imprisonment in the People's Republic of China, 11471 [20MY]

Yugoslavia: execution of Draza Mihailovich, 27455 [30SE]

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

———suspend most favored nation status until certification of no U.S. aliens illegally detained, 30425 [10OC]

———U.S. policy, 27458 [1OC]

Zondek, Lech: efforts for the Afghan resistance against the Soviets, 16517 [15JY]

Remarks in Senate

ABA: cooperative agreement with the Soviet Lawyers Association, 23921 [18SE]

ABC: interview with Vladmir Posner, 3164 [27FE]

Adelman, Kenneth L.: policies as Director of the ACDA, 14085 [17JN]

Aeronautics: prohibit takeoff and landing rights to Aeroflot, 21817-21821 [15AU]

Afghan Resistance Alliance: reaffirm support (S.J. Res. 365), 14367 [18JN], 14494 [19JN]

———Senate reception, 14494 [19JN], 14778 [20JN]

Afghanistan: anniversary of Soviet invasion, 241 [22JA]

———efforts of Soviet officials to keep sons from combat duty, 18911 [4AU]

———European Parliament resolution calling for Soviet withdrawal, 18577 [31JY]

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

———negotiations for settlement of military and political takeover, 330 [22JA]

———Soviet atrocities, 5958 [21MR], 12990 [9JN], 16533 [16JY], 29579 [8OC]

———Soviet escalation of conflict, 1508 [4FE]

———Soviet troop withdrawal, 17822 [28JY]

———U.S. assistance to freedom fighters, 2879 [26FE]

———U.S. policy, 15381 [25JN]

Africa: assistance, 20525-20527 [11AU]

———economic assistance, 21282, 21325 [13AU]

———famine relief, 16770 [17JY]

African National Congress: link to South African Communist Party, 18529 [31JY]

———policy toward, 21503, 21522, 21534-21538 [14AU]

———require report, 21835 [15AU]

Aliens: suspend the deportation of Salvadorans in illegal immigration status (S. 377), 23049 [12SE]

Anglo-Irish Agreement Support Act: enact (S. 2572), 16820-16823 [17JY]

Angola: assistance to National Union for the Total Independence of Angola (S. Res. 280), star print, 334 [22JA]

———conditions for Eximbank loan (S. 2049), 1671-1672 [5FE]

———operations of U.S. corporations, 17207, 17210-17215 [22JY]

———transfer of Stinger missiles, 7449 [15AP], 7927 [17AP]

———U.S. business relations with Cuban troops or Soviet advisers (S. Res. 381), 10116 [8MY], 21627 [14AU]

———U.S. policy, 1150 [30JA]

———UNITA guerrilla movement, 1296 [30JA]

Anti-Apartheid Act: enact (H.R. 4868), 16337 [14JY], 21869-21871 [15AU], 23291 [15SE]

———enact (H.R. 4868), appointment of conferees, 22304 [8SE]

———enact (H.R. 4868), cloture on motion to close debate on veto message, 27136-27138 [30SE]

———enact (H.R. 4868), S. 2701 language passed in lieu, 21869 [15AU]

———enact (H.R. 4868), Senate amendments, 33823 [18OC]

———enact (H.R. 4868), technical corrections (H.J. Res. 756), 33804 [18OC]

———enact (H.R. 4868), veto, 26515 [26SE], 26837 [27SE], 27644-27671 [1OC], 27826-27859 [2OC]

Anti-Apartheid Action Act: enact (S. 2570), 14538 [19JN], 17887, 17905 [29JY]

Aquino, Corazon: address to joint meeting of U.S. Congress, 23871 [18SE]

Arafat, Yasser: involvement in slayings of U.S. diplomats in Khartoum, Sudan, 2402 [19FE]

———U.N. visit, 10751 [15MY], 11269 [20MY], 11629 [21MY], 12367 [4JN], 13381 [11JN]

Arms control: administration policies, 14586 [19JN], 25607 [23SE]

———administration policy, 16536 [16JY]

———antiballistic missile treaty negotiations, 18917 [4AU]

———atomic weapons proliferation, 7696 [16AP]

———atomic weapons treaty negotiations, 3483 [4MR], 3856 [6MR], 4124 [10MR], 6062 [25MR], 7042 [9AP], 7130, 7139-7141 [10AP], 7376 [14AP], 7696 [16AP], 8156 [21AP], 12047 [2JN], 12133-12136 [3JN], 12788 [5JN], 12959 [6JN], 12985, 12988, 12989 [9JN], 13082, 13093, 13144 [10JN], 13529-13533 [12JN], 13724 [13JN]

———atomic weapons treaty verification, 1673 [5FE], 4275 [11MR]

———atomic weapons treaty violations, 1149 [30JA], 2300 [19FE], 2680 [25FE], 3491, 3498 [4MR], 3927, 3948 [6MR], 4016 [7MR], 4782 [13MR], 5117-5124 [18MR], 12847 [6JN], 13290 [11JN], 13663 [13JN]

———briefing, 20822 [12AU]

———compliance with SALT II, 12049 [2JN], 12370, 12371, 12374, 12378, 12382, 12384, 12386, 12388 [4JN], 12628 [5JN], 13272, 13292 [11JN], 13529-13533 [12JN], 13661, 13671 [13JN], 14309, 14393 [18JN], 17340 [23JY], 18912 [4AU], 33485 [17OC]

———compliance with the Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty, 12846 [6JN], 13147 [10JN]

———congressional strategy on SALT II, 16771 [17JY]

———economic and military impact on Soviet Union, 17176 [22JY]

———impact of Chernobyl news blackout on negotiations, 9976 [8MY]

———impact of public opinion, 22368 [9SE]

———impact on budget, 29406 [8OC]

———message from Supreme Soviet on test ban, 5615 [20MR]

———negotiate test ban (S.J. Res. 252), 7706 [16AP], 15935 [26JN]

———negotiations, 2300 [19FE], 13773, 13774, 13825 [16JN], 14085 [17JN], 14301 [18JN], 14831 [20JN], 14894, 14895 [23JN], 14987 [24JN], 15309, 15310 [25JN], 16430 [15JY], 16831 [17JY], 17056, 17060 [21JY], 17264 [22JY], 17539 [24JY], 18676 [1AU], 18915 [4AU], 19752 [7AU], 20429 [11AU], 20769 [12AU], 22611 [10SE], 23285 [15SE], 23864, 23866-23868, 23926, 23931 [18SE], 25100 [22SE], 25460 [23SE], 26431 [26SE], 27738 [1OC], 27785 [2OC], 29125 [7OC], 29852-29856 [9OC], 32623 [16OC]

———negotiations at Iceland summit, 30234 [10OC], 33209-33212, 33454, 33483 [17OC], 33707-33709, 33824 [18OC]

———no-undercut policy relative to existing agreements (S. Con. Res. 112), 3858-3867 [6MR]

———pact between Argentina and Brazil, 2818 [26FE]

———Presidential policies, 17823 [28JY]

———Presidential policies on nuclear testing, 9023 [30AP]

———proposal for new U.S. strategy, 22500 [10SE]

———reaffirm value of compliance with SALT II (S. Res. 431), 14300, 14303, 14304, 14305 [18JN]

———role of Congress, 22773 [11SE]

———sense of Congress relative to nuclear testing, 19824-19839 [7AU]

———sense of Congress relative to verification requirements of Threshold Test Ban Treaty (S. Con. Res. 135), 9019-9020 [30AP], 9330 [1MY]

———Soviet disarmament proposal, 59, 156 [21JA], 539 [27JA], 603 [28JA], 1149 [30JA], 1361 [3FE], 2077 [7FE], 2505 [20FE], 2596 [24FE], 3976 [6MR]

———Soviet peace offensive, 23343 [15SE]

———Soviet test moratorium, 25738 [24SE]

———test ban, 1507 [4FE], 1673 [5FE], 2077 [7FE], 2596, 2624 [24FE], 5952, 5963 [21MR], 6383 [27MR], 7954 [17AP], 8601, 8708 [24AP], 9565 [6MY], 14447 [18JN], 16555 [16JY], 18047 [30JY], 18676 [1AU], 19752, 19818 [7AU], 20108-20114 [8AU], 20218, 20287-20294 [9AU], 22853 [11SE], 23483-23485 [16SE], 27131 [30SE]

———test ban (H.J. Res. 3), 3319, 3321 [28FE], 4175 [10MR], 4272 [11MR]

———U.S.-Soviet detente, 1361 [3FE], 2135, 2141 [18FE]

———verification requirements of Threshold Test Ban Treaty (S. Con. Res. 135), 12261 [3JN]

Arms Export Control Act: deny authority for disbursement of foreign military sales credit without repayment of principal, 27808-27816 [2OC]

Arms Export Reform Act: enact (S. 2834), 23906-23909 [18SE]

Arms Sale to Saudi Arabia: Senator Packwood, 9847 [7MY]

Arms sales: safeguard transfer of Stinger missiles, 13614 [12JN]

Atomic energy: establish early notification system for nuclear accidents (S. Res. 455), 17844 [28JY]

———research agreement with Japan and EEC, 8891 [29AP]

Atomic warfare: proliferation of weapons, 4712 [13MR], 9373 [5MY], 18425 [31JY]

———test ban provisions in defense appropriations, 27284 [30SE]

———test limitations, 28023 [2OC]

Atomic weapons: antisatellite negotiations, 7259 [11AP]

———balance of power, 3654 [5MR]

———terrorism threat, 3290 [28FE], 3562 [4MR]

Australia: commemorate bicentennial and honor visit by Robert Hawke (S. Con. Res. 128), 7487 [15AP]

Baltic states: U.S. policy of nonrecognition, 23582 [16SE]

Berlin Wall: anniversary, 21253, 21254 [13AU]

Bolivia: restrict aid, 28346 [3OC]

Brademas, John: tribute, 29408 [8OC]

Brazil: economic stabilization program, 6994 [9AP]

———Government transition, 22844 [11SE]

Budget: domestic v. foreign spending priority, 6399 [27MR]

———funding levels for military assistance, 1515 [4FE]

———provide an exception to deficit reduction legislation for certain amounts paid to Puerto Rico, Guam, the Virgin Islands, and the Northern Mariana Islands (S. 2921), 30269 [10OC], 32665 [16OC]

Burma: commend efforts of Government to combat narcotic traffic, 4874 [14MR]

Byrd, Senator: proposal to invite Mikhail Gorbachev to address a joint session of Congress, 357, 390 [23JA]

Canada: control acid rain, 27132 [30SE]

———negotiate bilateral trade agreement, 5435 [19MR]

———U.S. policy, 8255 [22AP]

Canada-U.S. Interparliamentary Group: appointment of members, 1844 [6FE]

Catarama, Dorel: efforts to emigrate from Romania, 7789 [16AP]

Cayman Islands: cooperation in U.S. drug interdiction program, 26834 [27SE]

Center for the Study of Market Alternatives: aid to rebel resistance, 29577 [8OC]

Central America: encourage diplomatic solution to conflicts, 21331-21337 [13AU]

———peace negotiations, 11627 [21MY]

———Soviet policy, 5288-5294 [18MR]

Chemical warfare: nerve gas production, 29161 [7OC]

Chiang Kai-shek: anniversary of birth, 27750, 27751-27756 [2OC]

Chile: anniversary of present Government, 22779, 22791, 22844, 22855 [11SE]

———call for extradition of accused murderers of Orlando Letelier and Ronnie K. Moffitt, 17540 [24JY]

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

———civil liberties violations, 7137 [10AP]

———efforts to destabilize transition to democracy, 19760 [7AU]

———human rights, 27737 [1OC]

———human rights violations, 4822 [13MR]

———support of agreement for transition to full democracy, 27942-27946 [2OC]

———transition to democracy, 33480 [17OC]

———U.S. policy, 21264 [13AU]

———violations of civil liberties, 9372 [5MY]

China, People's Republic of: arms exports, 23689 [17SE]

———arms sale, 9220 [1MY], 9678 [6MY]

———arms sales, 7998 [17AP], 11796 [21MY]

———assimilation of Western technology and modernization, 16642 [16JY]

———avionics sale, 5180 [18MR]

———report on trip of Senate delegation, 33515 [17OC]

———sale of integrated avionics system kits, 13017 [9JN]

———sale of integrated avionics system kits (S.J. Res. 331), 8697 [24AP]

China, Peoples Republic of: arms sale, 9423 [5MY]

China, People's Republic of: sale of integrated avionics system kits (S.J. Res. 331), 10056-10060 [8MY]

China, Republic of: arms sales, 7951 [17AP], 11653 [21MY]

———ending martial law, 32560 [16OC]

———initiation of Progressive Democratic Party, 27139 [30SE]

———U.S. policy, 8604 [24AP]

———visit of George McGovern and Arthur Schlesinger, Jr., 14135 [17JN]

Churchill, Winston S.: review of address at Westminster College, 2826, 2827 [26FE]

CIA: Committee on Armed Services (Senate) intelligence briefing, 1613 [4FE]

———prohibit use of funds allocated for Nicaraguan Democratic Resistance, 21296-21304 [13AU]

———provide report on civil liberties violations in Panama, 25807 [24SE]

———relationship with university academics, 4823 [13MR]

Civil liberties: plight of individuals living in Communist countries, 33553 [17OC]

Colombia: commend Government for efforts to combat narcotic traffic, 3392 [3MR]

———economic assistance for drug interdiction, 26824 [27SE]

Committee on Foreign Relations: discharge from further consideration of SALT II, 16430 [15JY]

Committee on Intelligence: report on U.S. counterintelligence, 30709 [14OC]

Commonwealth of Nations: testimony of cochairman of the Eminent Persons Group on issues in South Africa, 18578 [31JY]

Communist countries: administration's foreign aid policy and bank loans, 17062 [21JY]

Comprehensive Anti-Apartheid Act: clarify purpose, 21805-21810 [15AU]

———enact (S. 2701), 18110, 18128 [30JY], 21288-21291, 21343-21351 [13AU], 21470-21523, 21526-21590 [14AU], 21785, 21796-21811, 21817-21869, 21896 [15AU], 22858 [11SE]

———enact (S. 2701), cloture motion, 21291 [13AU]

———enact (S. 2701), unanimous-consent agreement, 20235-20243, 20362 [9AU]

Congress: appointment of the Committee To Escort President Jose Sarney of Brazil, 22627 [10SE]

Contracts: exclude hostile foreign governments from procurement opportunities (S. 2152), 3968 [6MR], 10325 [12MY]

Convention on the Physical Protection of Nuclear Materials: approval (S. Res. 506), 30270 [10OC]

Cuba: terminate assistance to countries trading with (S. 2881), 26536 [26SE]

———U.S. policy, 11343 [20MY]

Cuban Americans: anniversary of signing of Declaration of Freedom, 424 [23JA]

Cyprus: anniversary of Turkish invasion, 17136 [21JY]

———U.S. policy, 16381 [14JY]

Czechoslovakia: violations of civil liberties, 17344 [23JY]

Daniloff, Nicholas: call for response to Soviet arrest of correspondent (S. Res. 491), 25056-25058 [19SE]

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

———condemn arrest in Soviet Union, 22529-22533 [10SE], 23071 [12SE], 23332 [15SE], 27129 [30SE]

———condemn arrest in Soviet Union (S. Res. 486), 22247-22249, 22303 [8SE], 22411-22417 [9SE]

———detention in Soviet Union, 23864 [18SE], 24814 [19SE], 26622, 26623 [27SE]

———expression of gratitude to Senate for support, 24822 [19SE]

———release, 26905 [29SE]

Dept. of Defense: annual Report on Allied Contributions to the Common Defense, 11190 [19MY]

———consider U.S. policy objectives before entering into procurement contract with a foreign country (S. 2380), 8814 [28AP]

———impact of budget on arms race, 15940 [26JN]

———provide no funding for lead minesweeper hunter ship from a foreign country until certain conditions are met, 20274 [9AU]

Dept. of State: budget, 11698 [21MY]

———disinformation program, 30222 [10OC], 32558 [16OC]

———policies on asylum, 31425 [15OC]

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

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

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

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

Developing countries: economic growth, 27144, 27147 [30SE]

Dine, Thomas A.: statement before AIPAC's annual policy conference, 9424 [5MY]

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

Dole, Senator: suggestions on topics to cover during summit meeting with Soviets, 16532 [16JY]

Ecuador: commend Government for efforts to combat narcotic traffic, 2820 [26FE]

Education: foreign language studies, 5958 [21MR]

———role of textbooks in society, 730 [29JA]

El Salvador: reaffirm friendship and sympathy with people following earthquake (S.J. Res. 427), 31398 [15OC]

———suspend deportation of illegal aliens in U.S., 17102 [21JY]

Emperor Hirohito: tribute, 9338 [1MY]

Episcopal Church: position on U.S. policy in Nicaragua, 5616 [20MR]

Esmeralda (vessel): opposition to participation in Statue of Liberty celebration (S.J. Res. 361), 13614-13618 [12JN], 13686 [13JN]

Espionage: establish rewards for information (S. 1654), 10325 [12MY]

———forfeiture of proceeds received for commission of criminal acts (S. 1654), 10325 [12MY]

Ethiopia: Eritrean conflict, 1362 [3FE]

———Marxist Government's policies relative to famine relief, 16361 [14JY]

———sense of Senate relative to forced resettlement program (S. Con. Res. 115), 4392 [12MR]

———sense of Senate relative to forced resettlement program (S. Con. Res. 116), 4487 [12MR]

Europe: threat of terrorism, 8254 [22AP]

———U.S. policy, 10761-10763 [15MY]

European Parliament: visit to Senate by delegation, 14533 [19JN]

Eximbank: reauthorization of charter (S. 2058), 1899 [6FE]

Federal-Aid Highway Act: strike provisions relative to South Africa on awards of contracts, 25762-25765 [24SE]

Foreign Assistance Act: call on President to impose new recommendations for amending, 28463 [3OC]

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

———U.S. assistance, 32423, 32494 [16OC]

———value of smaller states to U.S. interests, 1824 [6FE]

France: atomic weapons, 13665 [13JN]

Friends of Ireland in Congress: annual St. Patrick's Day statement, 5130 [18MR]

Fulbright, J. William: article on prospects for peace, 7787 [16AP]

Fulbright International Educational Exchange Program: anniversary, 29584, 29595 [8OC]

Fulbright International Scholarship Program: anniversary, 19474 [6AU]

Gavin, John: tribute, 8103 [21AP]

Germany, Federal Republic of: recognize significance of Radio in the American Sector of Berlin (S. Con. Res. 117), 4488 [12MR]

Government: loan assets sale, 33295 [17OC]

———prohibitions against assassination, 8104 [21AP]

Great Britain: atomic weapons, 13665 [13JN]

———express gratitude to Margaret Thatcher relative to Libyan situation (S. Res. 412), 11764 [21MY]

———extradition agreements, 16039 [26JN]

———U.S. contributions to International Fund established under agreement over Northern Ireland (H.R. 4329), 4506 [12MR]

Greece: security position in Eastern Mediterranean, 5444 [19MR]

Greenleaf, Russell D., Jr.: experience in Nicaragua, 31488 [15OC]

Guatemala: U.S. military assistance policy, 6366 [26MR]

Harriman, W. Averell: tribute, 17822 [28JY], 17884, 17900, 17910, 17914, 17950 [29JY], 18053, 18140, 18144 [30JY], 18430, 18436, 18583, 18584 [31JY], 18679 [1AU], 18917 [4AU], 19139 [5AU], 26092 [25SE]

Hasenfus, Eugene: questions raised by flight records, 33481 [17OC]

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

Helsinki accords: Human Contacts Experts Review Meeting, 7506 [15AP]

Humanitarian assistance: East Timor (S. Con. Res. 108), 1739 [5FE]

Hume, John: tribute, 428 [23JA]

Hungary: U.S. policy, 19237-19239 [5AU]

Hunger: increase domestic commodities assistance and dispose of surplus commodities to certain countries, 28383-28386, 28456 [3OC]

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]

Intelligence services: information gathering challenges, 3873 [6MR]

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

International Claims Settlement Act: amend (H.R. 5506), 25867 [24SE]

International Energy Agency: benefits of U.S. membership, 13031 [9JN]

International law: World Court decision on U.S. intervention in Nicaragua, 17774 [25JY]

International Parliamentary Group for Human Rights in the Soviet Union: recommendations for Vienna Review Conference, 28507 [3OC]

International relations: U.S. policy, 12085 [2JN]

International Space Year in 1992: report on establishment, 14307 [18JN]

Inter-Parliamentary Union: goals and activities, 7753-7761 [16AP]

Ireland, Northern: economic assistance, 15851-15858 [26JN]

———peace initiatives, 1163 [30JA]

Israel: improvement in U.S. relations, 9424 [5MY]

———independence anniversary, 10603 [14MY]

———joint political and military group to promote strategic cooperation (S. Res. 511), 32604 [16OC]

———meeting between King Hassan II and Shimon Peres, 17360 [23JY], 17538 [24JY]

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

———relations with Saudi Arabia, 6386 [27MR]

———summit between Peres and Mubarak, 22858 [11SE]

Italy: independence day anniversary, 12802 [5JN]

Japan: international economic meeting, 9221 [1MY]

———parliamentary elections results, 16834 [17JY]

Jews: improve understanding of Germans, 976 [29JA]

Kalb, Bernard: resignation from Dept. of State, 30222 [10OC]

Kansas City, MO: city council's test ban resolution, 30285 [10OC]

Kim Dae Jung: restore civil and political rights (S. Con. Res. 100), 2218 [18FE]

Koenig, Franz: address on religion in the future of East-West relations, 10117 [8MY]

Korea, Republic of: national elections, 6589 [27MR]

———restrictive trade practices (S. Res. 369), 5430 [19MR], 7519 [15AP]

———support for direct election of President (S. Res. 392), 9016, 9020 [30AP], 11339 [20MY]

———U.S. policy, 11354 [20MY]

Latin America: debt crisis, 9925 [7MY], 31485 [15OC]

———U.S. policy, 3494 [4MR], 7700 [16AP], 17536 [24JY]

Lauder, Ronald S.: tribute, 2619 [24FE]

Lebanon: civil war's toll on Christian community, 9419 [5MY]

———U.S. hostages, 4719 [13MR], 4878 [14MR], 6645 [8AP], 8544 [23AP], 8957 [29AP]

Lehman, Ronald F., III: nomination as U.S. arms negotiator, 9974 [8MY]

Libya: economic sanctions, 3219 [27FE]

———Gulf of Sidra dispute, 6059, 6060 [25MR], 6270 [26MR], 10117 [8MY]

———threat to Tunisia, 7947 [17AP]

———U.S. military response to terrorist acts, 7391 [14AP]

Liechtenstein: U.S. policy, 9264 [1MY]

Liteky, Charles: fast to protest U.S. aid to Contras, 26095 [25SE]

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

Manikkalingam, Ramanujum: arrest in Sri Lanka, 10753 [15MY]

Marcos, Ferdinand E.: investigation of financial holdings, 5405 [19MR]

Marti, Jose: tribute, 630 [28JA]

Matsunaga, Senator: commend for authorship of ``Mars Project—Journeys Beyond the Cold War'', 13735-13739 [13JN]

Medvid, Miroslav: efforts to gain political asylum, 3393 [3MR], 3670 [5MR]

Mexico: drug policy, 21258 [13AU]

———economic crisis, 13291 [11JN]

———IMF loans, 22466 [9SE]

———portrayal of drug traffickers as heroes, 18425 [31JY]

———U.S. policy, 14540-14541 [19JN]

———U.S. policy relative to immigration, 12260 [3JN]

———world debt crisis, 17590 [24JY]

Middle East: U.S. policy, 21255-21256 [13AU]

Mizo, George: fast to protest U.S. aid to Contras, 26095 [25SE]

Monaco: role of small European states and relationship to U.S., 7132 [10AP]

Morocco: anniversary of accession of Hassan II to throne, 3422 [3MR]

———meeting between King Hassan II and Shimon Peres, 17360 [23JY], 17538 [24JY]

Moscow Helsinki Group: tribute, 10326 [12MY]

Mubarak, Hosni: dedication to Camp David accords, 10375 [13MY]

Murphy, Duncan: fast to protest U.S. aid to Contras, 26095 [25SE]

Namibia: independence and self-government, 9329 [1MY]

———prohibitions against removal of natural resources by U.S. citizens and companies (S. 2639), 16376 [14JY]

———provisional independence agreement, 4277 [11MR]

———U.S. policy on transition to independence (S. Res. 411), 11219 [19MY]

Narcotics: commend Colombian Government for efforts to combat traffic, 12369 [4JN]

———U.S.-Bolivian antidrug operation, 16537 [16JY], 17870 [29JY]

National Philippines Day: observance, 13632 [12JN]

National Security Trade Act: enact (S. 2755), 21394-21397 [13AU]

National strategy: annual Presidential report to Congress (S. 2064), 16008 [26JN]

———Presidential report (S. 2064), 1910 [6FE], 7702 [16AP]

National Union for the Total Independence of Angola: humanitarian assistance (S. 2021), 567 [27JA]

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

———designate (S.J. Res. 403), 21968 [15AU]

NATO: collective defense programs, 6531 [27MR]

Nekipelov, Viktor A.: member of Moscow Helsinki Group, 13145 [10JN]

New York (NY) Times: response to editorial on test ban, 359 [23JA]

Nicaragua: agricultural activities (S. 2343), 8119 [21AP]

———allocate funds for support of La Prensa (Nicaraguan newspaper), 21310-21319 [13AU]

———assistance, 20525-20527 [11AU]

———assistance to Contras, 20476-20525 [11AU], 20763, 20819-20835, 20837-20871, 20878-20895 [12AU], 21258, 21291-21304 [13AU], 21906 [15AU], 22464, 22465 [9SE], 22772, 22857 [11SE]

———assistance to noncombatant victims of Contras, 20895-20899 [12AU], 21272-21274 [13AU]

———censorship, 8895 [29AP]

———CIA involvement in activities of Eugene Hasenfus, 30230-30233 [10OC]

———civil liberties violations, 2824 [26FE]

———Cuban military operational role, 5949 [21MR]

———economic assistance to Misurasata Indians, 21326 [13AU]

———encourage signing of a Contadora Agreement, 21319-21323 [13AU]

———imprisonment of Eugene Hasenfus, 30219 [10OC], 30473 [14OC]

———informal Senate hearing on civil liberties, 16020 [26JN]

———limitation on funding for programs, 21323-21324 [13AU]

———narcotic traffic, 5357 [19MR]

———negotiations on conflict, 21304-21310 [13AU]

———persecution of Indians, 5696 [20MR]

———persecution of Jews, 5952 [21MR], 25124 [22SE]

———political background of Contra leaders, 5407 [19MR]

———prohibit introduction of U.S. personnel for ground combat, 20871-20878 [12AU]

———prohibit use of Armed Forces for training purposes, 21274-21281 [13AU]

———trial of Eugene Hasenfus, 29512 [8OC], 29852, 29886-29887 [9OC]

———U.S. assistance to Contras, 2879 [26FE], 3353 [28FE], 3484 [4MR], 3870, 3951 [6MR], 4279 [11MR], 4707 [13MR], 5043 [14MR], 5186, 5190, 5193 [18MR], 5359, 5439 [19MR], 5606 [20MR], 5899 [21MR], 5995, 5996, 5999, 6011, 6025 [24MR], 6060 [25MR], 6181, 6182 [26MR], 6381, 6382 [27MR], 7208 [10AP], 7390 [14AP], 7441 [15AP], 10316 [12MY], 14173-14179 [17JN], 14496 [19JN], 15084 [24JN], 20031 [8AU], 21914 [15AU]

———U.S. assistance to Contras (S. Res. 362), 3550 [4MR]

———U.S. assistance to Contras (S.J. Res. 283), 3190 [27FE], 6270-6310 [26MR], 6390-6524, 6578 [27MR]

———U.S. policy, 1288 [30JA], 5126 [18MR]

———veterans' Fast for Life on Capitol Building and Grounds, 29180 [7OC], 29596 [8OC]

———violations of civil liberties, 722 [29JA]

North Atlantic Assembly: history, 647 [28JA]

Northern Ireland and Ireland Assistance Act: enact (S. 2139), 3717 [5MR]

Northern Ireland Fair Employment Practices Act: enact (S. 2909), 28513 [3OC]

Obando y Bravo, Miguel: article on the situation of the Catholic Church in Nicaragua, 10371 [13MY]

OPEC: U.S. interference in production and price controls (S. Res. 380), 7201 [10AP]

Ortega, Daniel: address to U.N., 17821 [28JY], 17891 [29JY]

Pakistan: tribute, 6026 [24MR]

Palau: Compact of Free Association (S.J. Res. 325), 7772 [16AP]

Palme, Olof: assasination, 3522 [4MR]

Pan American Health Organization: exempt from deferral of U.S. contributions, 27805-27807 [2OC]

Panama: anniversary of Omar Torrijos' death, 18103 [30JY]

———U.S. policy, 8487 [23AP]

Panama Canal: future policy determination, 27672 [1OC]

Panama Canal Authorization Act: enact (H.R. 4409), 16876 [17JY]

Paraguay: support for the democratic forces (S. Con. Res. 155), 17580 [24JY]

Peace: campaign to promote international peace through people diplomacy, 13031 [9JN]

Peace, Stability, and Reconciliation in Ireland and Northern Ireland Act: enact (H.R. 4329), 5154 [18MR], 21370-21372 [13AU]

———enact (H.R. 4329), correction of enrollment (S. Con. Res. 161), 21817 [15AU]

Peace Corps National Advisory Council: establish (S. 882), 15454 [25JN]

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

Petroleum: declining domestic crude oil prices, 6934-6936 [9AP]

———import fees, 1610 [4FE]

———Strategic Petroleum Reserve, 33297 [17OC]

Philippines: allocate economic support fund assistance out of funds transferred for Central American democracies, 27794-27805 [2OC]

———economic and military assistance (S. 2378), 8813 [28AP]

———economic assistance, 12898, 12905 [6JN], 24813 [19SE], 28451, 28455 [3OC]

———humanitarian assistance, 2186 [18FE]

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

———international election observers (S. Res. 328), 1425 [3FE]

———national elections, 1508 [4FE]

———national elections (S. Res. 345), 2185-2188 [18FE]

———policies of Corazon Aquino, 30705 [14OC]

———provide food assistance, 23886 [18SE]

———relocation of U.S. military bases (S. 2078), 2313 [19FE]

———rescission of certain economic assistance (S. 2071), 2191 [18FE]

———resignation of Ferdinand E. Marcos, 2598 [24FE], 2683, 2692 [25FE]

———resignation of Ferdinand E. Marcos (S. Res. 349), 2551 [20FE]

———support for free and open elections, 960 [29JA]

———transfer of political power, 2598, 2599 [24FE], 2683, 2688, 2691 [25FE], 8011 [17AP], 14804 [20JN]

———transfer of political power (S. Res. 351), 2820-2824 [26FE], 3115 [27FE]

———U.S. military bases, 24805 [19SE]

———U.S. policy, 11691 [21MY], 26089, 26092, 26182 [25SE]

———U.S. visit of Corazon Aquino, 23482 [16SE]

———welcome Corazon Aquino (S. Res. 490), 23571, 23574 [16SE], 23675 [17SE]

Poland: authorize shipment of dried milk (S. Res. 394), 9609 [6MY], 9925 [7MY]

———release of political prisoners, 23486 [16SE]

President Reagan: policy toward the Soviet Union, 23885 [18SE]

Protocol to the 1966 International Convention for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas: ratification, 17563 [24JY]

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

Rabbani, Burhanuddin: U.S. visit, 14083 [17JN]

Radio: jamming of broadcasts (S. Con. Res. 160), 21625 [14AU]

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

———arms control policies, 12050 [2JN], 23695 [17SE]

———call on to convene International Congress on Terrorism (S. Res. 297), 412 [23JA]

———call on to seek to achieve a resolution with the Soviet Union on 1983 wheat agreement sales, 27952 [2OC]

———call on to submit a national petroleum security plan (S. Res. 488), 22511 [10SE]

———Glassboro, NJ, address on arms control, 14784 [20JN]

———meeting with Mikhail Gorbachev, 27138, 27159 [30SE], 27749 [2OC], 28826, 28828 [6OC], 30460, 30464, 30467, 30470, 30471, 30472, 30478 [14OC], 31240 [15OC], 32331 [16OC]

———policies, 11267 [20MY]

———policies on South Africa, 17213, 17223 [22JY], 17340, 17342 [23JY]

———require report to Congress on U.S. involvement with activities of Eugene Hasenfus and certain other individuals (S.J. Res. 429), 31403 [15OC], 32416-32420 [16OC]

———State of the Union Message, 1666 [5FE]

———U.N. speech on Soviet detention of Nicholas Daniloff, 25095-25097 [22SE]

Rockefeller, Senator: views on arms control, 16614 [16JY]

Rojas de Negri, Rodrigo: condemn Government for death (S. Res. 446), 17540 [24JY]

Romania: most favored nation status, 11654 [21MY]

———religious freedom and civil liberties (S. Res. 372), 6562 [27MR]

———suspend most favored nation status, 602 [28JA]

———violation of civil liberties, 11654 [21MY]

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

SALT II Numerical Limitations Compliance Act: enact (S. 2518), 12774 [5JN]

San Marino: role of small European states and relationship to U.S., 7262 [11AP]

Sarney, Jose: welcome to U.S., 23035 [12SE]

Saudi Arabia: arms sale, 6181 [26MR], 9018 [30AP], 9783 [7MY]

———disapprove sale of certain defense articles, 9844-9850 [7MY]

———disapprove sale of certain defense articles (S.J. Res. 316), 7020-7027 [9AP], 7953 [17AP], 9560, 9611-9639 [6MY], 9794 [7MY]

———disapprove sale of certain defense articles (S.J. Res. 316), veto, 11629, 11702-11704 [21MY], 12630, 12642-12665 [5JN]

———sale of Stinger missiles, 7260 [11AP]

———weapons sale, 9249 [1MY]

Scott, David: tribute, 17910 [29JY]

Senate: visit by Members of Congress of Peru, 1205 [30JA]

———visit by official delegation from Oman, 5154 [18MR]

Sharpless, Mattie: tribute, 17826 [28JY]

Shultz, Sec. of State: meeting with Soviet Foreign Minister, 24807 [19SE]

Silber, John: views on the African National Council, 33535 [17OC]

South Africa: add sanctions and redefine South Africa, 21478-21483 [14AU]

———apartheid, 1259 [30JA]

———apartheid policy, 7509 [15AP], 13773, 13821-13824 [16JN], 14417, 14422, 14452 [18JN], 17387 [23JY], 27133 [30SE]

———ban textile imports, 21483-21485 [14AU]

———call on U.N. to impose sanctions, 21583 [14AU]

———condemn Government state of emergency (S. Con. Res. 149), 13780 [16JN]

———conditions for implementation of prohibitions on import of goods marketed by parastatal organizations, 21836-21839 [15AU]

———conditions for termination of sanctions, 21538-21540, 21549 [14AU]

———economic assistance to disadvantaged, 21569-21582 [14AU], 21827-21828 [15AU]

———economic sanctions, 13821-13824 [16JN], 14085, 14096 [17JN], 14422, 14452 [18JN], 15774, 15776 [26JN], 17387 [23JY], 19205 [5AU], 19747, 19847 [7AU], 20145, 20161 [8AU], 21470, 21622 [14AU], 21798-21801, 21821-21826 [15AU], 26091 [25SE], 28508 [3OC]

———exempt black-owned firms from economic sanctions, 21582 [14AU], 21831 [15AU]

———impact of dumping U.S. gold reserves as an economic sanction, 18424 [31JY]

———impose conditions for sanctions based on U.S. dependence on certain materials, 21583-21586 [14AU], 21796-21798 [15AU]

———modify provisions relative to imposition of sanctions, 21788-21791 [15AU]

———participation in agricultural export credit and promotion programs, 21831-21834 [15AU]

———prohibit assistance to groups engaging in execution by necklacing, 21561 [14AU]

———prohibit cooperation with Armed Forces, 21799 [15AU]

———provide for enforcement of antiapartheid laws passed by U.S. political subdivisions, 21801-21805 [15AU]

———recruitment of blacks by U.S. firms, 21841 [15AU]

———relative provisions shall be applicable to Soviet Union, 21792-21794 [15AU]

———remove ban on importation of uranium ore and oxide, 21839 [15AU]

———require analysis of impact of sanctions on U.S. security, 21833 [15AU]

———require congressional vote on Presidential modification of sanctions, 21540-21543, 21550 [14AU]

———require congressional vote on sanctions, 21544, 21550-21552 [14AU]

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

———requirement for notice from President on sale of items on U.S. munitions list, 21586 [14AU]

———restrict funds under the Foreign Assistance Act, 21835 [15AU]

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

———strike section authorizing President to sell U.S. gold stocks, 21489 [14AU]

———support organizations working to eradicate apartheid policy, 2878 [26FE]

———suspend air service, 21561-21564 [14AU]

———transfer sugar quota, 21830 [15AU]

———U.S. policy toward the African National Congress, 25127 [22SE]

———veto of economic sanctions, 27563 [1OC]

South African Restrictions Act: enact (S. 2636), 15906 [26JN]

South America: conference on control of narcotic traffic, 3485 [4MR]

Southeast Asia: continuation of U.S. efforts to resume technical meetings relative to MIAs (S. Res. 414), 11765 [21MY]

Soviet Union: civil liberties violations, 4279 [11MR]

———condition for most favored nation trade status, 16012 [26JN]

———emigration policy, 10313 [12MY]

———encourage use of surplus U.S. beef for relief of victims of atomic power plant accident (S. Con. Res. 148), 13276 [11JN], 13718 [13JN]

———military strength, 6942 [9AP]

———President Reagan meeting with Mikhail Gorbachev in Iceland, 29948 [9OC]

———President Reagan's agenda for meeting with Mikhail Gorbachev in Iceland (S. Res. 502), 29534 [8OC]

———psychiatric abuse of dissidents, 978 [29JA]

———reciprocal diplomatic representation (S. Con. Res. 163), 23917 [18SE], 32618 [16OC]

———reduction in size of mission to U.N., 5706 [20MR]

———U.S. policy, 14423 [18JN]

Spain: extradition of drug trafficking suspect, 16383 [14JY]

Sri Lanka: civil war, 30711 [14OC]

———peace efforts for Tamil groups, 3214 [27FE]

———terrorist incidents, 11805 [21MY]

Stevens, Senator: commend leadership of the Arms Control Observer Group, 33869 [18OC]

Stinger missiles: sale, 9342 [1MY]

Strategic materials: U.S. dependence on South Africa mineral supplies, 18045 [30JY]

Sugar: import restrictions (S. 2451), 10624 [14MY]

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], 17401 [23JY]

———retroactivity, 16592-16600 [16JY]

Symms, Senator: report on trip to Israel, 9024 [30AP]

Syria: role in terrorism, 11708-11711 [21MY]

Tax Agreement With the People's Republic of China: ratification, 17556-17560 [24JY], 17756 [25JY]

Taxation: deny credits and deferrals on income from activities in countries without diplomatic relations with U.S. or countries providing support for terrorists, 24898 [19SE]

Television: The Africans series, 23509 [16SE]

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

———combat threat of state sponsored (S. Res. 346), 2388 [19FE]

———control of exports to certain countries (S. 2612), 15980 [26JN]

———prevention of nuclear terrorism, 19871 [7AU]

———U.S. policy, 1742 [5FE], 1806 [5FE], 11634 [21MY]

———U.S. proposal at economic summit conference, 9372, 9376 [5MY]

Textile industry and fabrics: prohibitions against funding of foreign projects (S. 2070), 2190 [18FE]

Thatcher, Margaret: reply to Senate letter on British support of U.S. action in Libya, 12367 [4JN]

Thomas P. O'Neill, Jr., Aid to Ireland and Northern Ireland Act: enact (S. 2149), 3966 [6MR]

Treaties: antiballistic missile treaty negotiations, 17751 [25JY]

———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]

Trust Fund for Democracy in the Philippines: establish (S.J. Res. 277), 2549 [20FE]

Turkey: civil liberties violations, 4090 [7MR]

———U.S. policy, 16381 [14JY]

Tutu, Desmond: tribute, 7509 [15AP]

U.N.: reduce size of Soviet mission (S. 1773), 22529-22533 [10SE]

———report on voting pattern, 10868 [15MY], 11220 [19MY]

———restrict U.S. contributions, 27886-27891, 27953, 27959 [2OC]

———restrict U.S. contributions (S. 2943), 33500 [17OC]

———U.S. contributions, 25049 [19SE]

———U.S. funding, 5126 [18MR]

U.S. Commission on Improving the Effectiveness of the U.N.: establish (S.J. Res. 382, 18122 [30JY]

U.S. Institute of Peace: Board of Directors' organizational meeting, 2697 [25FE]

U.S.-Canada Days of Peace and Friendship: designate (S.J. Res. 402), 21628 [14AU], 21968 [15AU], 23080 [12SE]

U.S.-Mexico Border Health Education and Training Act: enact (S. 2089), 2613 [24FE]

U.S.-U.S.S.R.: balance of power, 6942 [9AP]

———comparison of political systems, 4348 [11MR]

Union for the Total Independence of Angola: assistance, 24805, 24808 [19SE]

Urquhart, Brian: tribute, 8268 [22AP]

USIA: Central American scholarship program, 1362 [3FE]

———U.S.-Soviet education and exchange program, 11775-11779 [21MY]

———Worldnet satellite communications system, 8260 [22AP]

Vietnam: reeducation camp prisoners, 3210 [27FE]

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

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

Weapons: sale of Stinger missiles (S. 2286), 7261 [11AP]

———test ban on antisatellite, 20051-20064 [8AU]

Westminster College: anniversary of Winston Churchill's iron curtain speech, 13727 [13JN]

Wilkins, Roger: tribute, 10429 [13MY]

Willson, Brian: fast to protest U.S. aid to Contras, 26095 [25SE]

Yugoslavia: deny most favored nation treatment (S. 2915), 29927 [9OC]

Reports

African National Congress and Peace in South Africa: Eminent Persons Group (excerpt), 21145 [13AU]

Aid to Contras: excerpt, 5511 [19MR]

Another PLO Link to Nicaragua?, 32158 [15OC]

Antiapartheid Activists: Lawyers' Committee for Human Rights (excerpt), 21475 [14AU]

Antisatellite Weapons: GAO (excerpts), 20053, 20058, 20059 [8AU]

Apartheid State—Origins of Violence: Eminent Persons Group (excerpt), 21848, 21855, 21863 [15AU]

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]

Chile's Human Rights Practices: Dept. of State, 4822 [13MR]

———Fernando Volio, 4822 [13MR]

Chile—Worst Violator in South America: Council on Hemispheric Affairs, 7137 [10AP]

Colombia at Crossroads as Country Poised To Elect New President: Council on Hemispheric Affairs, 12006 [22MY]

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

Combating Terrorism—Matter of Leverage: Center for Strategic and International Studies, Georgetown University (excerpts), 17700 [24JY]

Compliance With the SALT I Interim Agreement: Library of Congress (excerpt), 3862-3864 [6MR]

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

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

———hearings record, 2957 [3MR]

Contra Aid: CIA (excerpt), 20863 [12AU]

———GAO, 21323, 21334 [13AU]

Contra Aid and CIA: House Select Committee on Intelligence (excerpt), 21296, 21304 [13AU]

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

Diplomatic Deceits—Reagan, Contadora, and the Contras: Council on Hemispheric Affairs, 18029 [29JY]

Disapprove sale of certain defense articles to Saudi Arabia (S.J. Res. 316): Committee on Foreign Relations (excerpt), 9611, 9628 [6MY]

East Timor, Human Rights, 28665 [3OC]

Economic Sanctions Against South Africa: Eminent Persons Group (excerpt), 21476 [14AU]

———Eminent Persons Group (excerpts), 27846 [2OC]

Emergency Laws Curb Human Rights: Amnesty International, 22856 [11SE]

Ethiopia—One Year Later—The True Story: Yonas Deressa, 16362-16365 [14JY]

European Response to International Terrorism: Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe, 1347 [3FE]

Fact-Finding Trip to Nicaragua: Select Committee on Intelligence, 6434-6436 [27MR]

Foundation for International Community Assistance—Bolivia Trip: Richard A. Lundy, 12283 [3JN]

GATT Reform: National Commission on Agricultural Trade and Export Policy (excerpt), 24779 [19SE]

GATT—World Trade Talks: Library of Congress, 24699-24701 [18SE]

Gen. Terrencio Sierra 1986, 4583 [12MR]

Global Environmental Research Organization, 337 [22JA]

Health Effects of Bhopal Gas Tragedy: Indian Council of Medical Research (excerpt), 9940 [7MY]

Helsinki Human Rights Day—North Atlantic Assembly, Subcommittee on the Free Flow of Information and People: Ludivina Garcia Arias (excerpt), 18841 [1AU]

Human Rights Defenders in Nicaragua: International League for Human Rights, 20826, 20881 [12AU], 21298-21303 [13AU]

Human Rights in Afghanistan: Commission on Human Rights (excerpt), 14525 [19JN]

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

Human Rights Practices: Dept. of State (excerpt), 21787 [15AU]

Humanitarian Assistance to Nicaragua: GAO (excerpt), 6283 [26MR], 6419 [27MR]

Immigration Reform—Question of Numbers: Population-Environment Balance, Inc., 14746 [19JN]

Impact of Imports on National Security: Committee on Finance (excerpt), 21394 [13AU]

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

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

Intelligence Services Authorization: Select Committee on Intelligence (excerpt), 22531-22533 [10SE]

International Security and Development Cooperation Act (excerpt), 5508 [19MR]

International Space Year in 1992: NASA, 14308 [18JN]

Iranian Hostage Crisis: President's Commission on Hostage Compensation (excerpts), 5253 [18MR]

Language on the Regional Office for Central America and Panama: GAO, 27620 [1OC]

Maintenance and Expansion of Family Planning Programs—Public Policy Advisory Committee, Population Institute, 4855 [13MR]

Middle East Trip: Senator Mathias, 3554-3562 [4MR]

Narcotics Trafficking and the Contras: Select Committee on Narcotics Abuse and Control (excerpt), 15477 [25JN]

Narcotics Trafficking From Mexico: Select Committee on Narcotics Abuse and Control (excerpt), 9529 [6MY]

National Bipartisan Commission on Central America (excerpt), 5508 [19MR]

News From Punta Del Este—World Trade Talks: U.S. Trade Representative, 24662 [18SE]

Nicaraguan Violations of Human Rights: Americas Watch, 5518 [19MR]

———Americas Watch Committee (excerpt), 2826 [26FE]

———Amnesty International, 5516-5517 [19MR]

———Amnesty International (excerpt), 2824 [26FE]

———Dept. of State (excerpt), 4569 [12MR], 5507 [19MR]

———Gay Johnson, 2778 [25FE]

———President Reagan (excerpt), 2825 [26FE]

———Washington Office on Latin America (excerpt), 2825 [26FE], 5520 [19MR]

———Wesley Smith, 3431-3433 [3MR], 3585-3587 [4MR]

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]

Panama Canal—Establishment of Commission To Study Sea-Level Canal and Alternatives: Frank C. Conahan, 27672-27675 [1OC]

Principles, Objectives, and Organization—Basic Agreements: United Nicaraguan Opposition, 14194 [17JN]

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

Saudi Arabian Arms Deal: Committee on Foreign Relations, 12645 [5JN]

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

South African Government: Eminent Persons Group (excerpt), 13821 [16JN], 14225 [18JN]

Soviet Compliance Behavior—The Record on the SALT I and II Agreements on Offensive Arms: Library of Congress, 3867-3870 [6MR]

Soviet Imprisoned Members of the Helsinki Monitoring Groups: Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe, 2477 [20FE]

Soviet SALT Violations: Caspar W. Weinberger, Sec. of Defense, 4783-4785 [13MR]

———President Reagan, 3929-3935, 3942-3948 [6MR], 4782 [13MR]

Staff Visit to Central America: Select Committee on Intelligence, 20500-20502 [11AU]

State of the World: Worldwatch Institute (excerpt), 18681 [1AU]

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

To Die in Afghanistan: Amnesty International, 2555 [20FE]

U.S. Advisory Commission on Public Diplomacy Report—Role of the Commission, 9151 [30AP]

U.S. Advisory Commission on Public Diplomacy—Summary of Findings and Recommendations, 9152 [30AP]

U.S. Counterintelligence and Security Programs: Select Committee on Intelligence (summary), 30710 [14OC]

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

U.S. Policy in Central America: GAO, 15542 [25JN]

———Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, 15576 [25JN]

U.S.-Mexico Interparliamentary Conference, 16239 [26JN]

Use of U.S. Armed Forces in Foreign Countries: Library of Congress, 4394, 4397-4401 [12MR]

Violations of Civil Liberties in Nicaragua: Permanent Commission on Human Rights of Nicaragua, 724, 725 [29JA]

Visit to the People's Republic of China: Senator Heinz, 33516-33521 [17OC]

War Claims—Vietnam Conflict—Prisoners, 5252 [18MR]

Why the Kremlin Loves the Contras: Vietnam Veterans Against Contra Aid, 7096 [10AP]

Reports filed

Adherence to SALT Agreements Sublimits: Committee on Foreign Affairs (H. Con. Res. 350) (H. Rept. 99-643), 14077 [17JN]

———Committee on Rules (H. Con. Res. 350; H. Res. 479) (H. Rept. 99-645), 14077 [17JN]

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

Assistance to Democratic Resistance Forces and International Security: Committee on Armed Services (H.J. Res. 540) (H. Rept. 99-483), 4267 [11MR]

———Committee on Foreign Affairs (H.J. Res. 540) (H. Rept. 99-483), 4267 [11MR]

———Committee on Intelligence (Select) (H.J. Res. 540) (H. Rept. 99-483), 4576 [12MR]

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 Palau: Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs (H.J. Res. 626) (H. Rept. 99-663), 17691 [24JY]

Compact of Free Association between U.S. and Palau: Committee on Energy and Natural Resources (S.J. Res. 325) (S. Rept. 99-403), 21592 [14AU]

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]

Comprehensive Anti-Apartheid Act: Committee on Foreign Relations (S. 2701) (S. Rept. 99-370), 19574 [6AU]

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

Convention on Wetlands of International Importance: Committee on Foreign Relations (Ex. Rept. 99-22), 23898 [18SE]

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

Designate U.S.-Canada Days of Peace and Friendship: Committee on the Judiciary (S.J. Res. 402), 22847 [11SE]

Economic and Military Assistance for Philippines: Committee on Foreign Affairs (H.R. 5081) (H. Rept. 99-722), 18227 [30JY]

———Committee on Rules (H.R. 5081; H. Res. 526) (H. Rept. 99-739), 19116 [5AU]

Economic Support for Agreement Between United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and Republic of Ireland (S. 2572) (S. Rept. 99-326), 14595 [19JN]

Establish International Trade With Greater Importance in National Policy: Committee on Energy and Commerce (H.R. 3777) (H. Rept. 99-468), 1072 [30JA]

Examination of Evidence Regarding Activities of Kurt Waldheim During World War II: Committee on the Judiciary (H. Res. 409) (H. Rept. 99-607), 11447 [20MY]

Foreign Assistance Appropriations: Committee on Appropriations (S. 2824) (S. Rept. 99-443), 23572 [16SE]

Foreign Assistance Programs Appropriations: Committee on Appropriations (H.R. 5339) (H. Rept. 99-747), 19116 [5AU]

Forfeiture of Proceeds Received for Commission of Espionage Activities: Committee on the Judiciary (S. 1654), 16845 [17JY]

GAO Investigation and Temporary Stay of Deportation of El Salvadoran Refugees: Committee on the Judiciary (H.R. 822) (H. Rept. 99-755), 19460 [6AU]

Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction: Committee on Foreign Relations (Ex. Rept. 99-25), 24968 [19SE]

Immigration Control and Legalization Amendments Act: Committee on Rules (H.R. 3810; H. Res. 580) (H. Rept. 99-980), 29834 [8OC]

Immigration Law Reform: Committee on Agriculture (H.R. 3810) (H. Rept. 99-682), 19116 [5AU]

———Committee on Education and Labor (H.R. 3810) (H. Rept. 99-682), 19116 [5AU]

———Committee on Energy and Commerce (H.R. 3810) (H. Rept. 99-682), 19116 [5AU]

———Committee on the Judiciary (H.R. 3810) (H. Rept. 99-682), 16746 [16JY]

———Committee on Ways and Means (H.R. 3810) (H. Rept. 99-682), 19116 [5AU]

Inter-American Convention on Commercial Arbitration: Committee on Foreign Relations (Ex. Rept. 99-24), 24968 [19SE]

Inter-American Convention on Letters Rogatory, With Protocol: Committee on Foreign Relations (Ex. Rept. 99-21), 23898 [18SE]

Negotiation of Maritime Agreements for U.S. Waterborne Trade: Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries (H.R. 3662) (H. Rept. 99-668), 16326 [14JY]

Panama Canal Commission Authorization Act Appropriations: Committee on Rules (H.R. 4409; H. Res. 436) (H. Rept. 99-565), 8886 [29AP]

Prohibit Members of Congress and Employees of Government From Influencing Government or Representing a Foreign Entity for Proscribed Period After Leaving Service: Committee on the Judiciary (S. 2334) (S. Rept. 99-396), 20922 [12AU]

Prohibit South African Loans and Investments: Committee on Foreign Affairs (H.R. 4868) (H. Rept. 99-638), 13769 [16JN]

———Committee on Rules (H.R. 4868; H. Res. 478) (H. Rept. 99-644), 14077 [17JN]

———Committee on Ways and Means (H.R. 4868) (H. Rept. 99-638), 13769 [16JN]

Prohibition of Loans to South Africa: Committee on Rules (H.R. 4868; H. Res. 584) (H. Rept. 99-814), 23015 [11SE]

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

Projects for Sustainable Development in Sub-Saharan Africa: Committee on Science and Technology (H. Rept. 99-1009), 32329 [16OC]

Prosecution of Terrorists Who Attack U.S. Nationals Abroad: Committee on the Judiciary (S. 1429), 1717 [5FE]

Protocol With People's Republic of China for Avoidance of Double Taxation and Prevention of Income Tax Evasion (Ex. Rept. 99-15): Committee on Foreign Relations (Ex. Rept. 99-15), 13710 [13JN]

Recognize Visit by Descendants of Original Settlers of Purrysburg, SC, to Neufchatel, Switzerland, as International Gesture of Goodwill: Committee on the Judiciary (S. Con. Res. 130), 27994 [2OC]

Reform of Immigration Laws: Committee on Rules (H.R. 3810; H. Res. 559) (H. Rept. 99-875), 26075 [24SE]

Request for Advice and Consent to Withdrawal of Reservation Made to Patent Cooperation Treaty (Ex. Rept. 99-23), 23898 [18SE]

Security of Embassy Personnel, Facilities, and Operations: committee of conference (H.R. 4151), 21130 [12AU]

Supplementary Extradition Treaty With United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland: Committee on Foreign Relations (Ex. Rept. 99-17), 16376 [15JY]

Surplus Vessels To Provide Health and Humanitarian Services in Developing Countries: Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries (H.R. 4046) (H. Rept. 99-984), 30116 [9OC]

Temporary Suspension of Deportation of Salvadoran Refugees: Committee on Rules (H.R. 822) (H. Rept. 99-755), 23472 [16SE]

Treaty for International Convention for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas (Ex. Rept. 99-12), 7762 [16AP]

U.S. Assistance to Contras: Committee on Rules (H.R. 4514; S.J. Res. 283; H. Res. 145) (H. Rept. 99-529), 7367 [14AP]

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

Aid to Contras: Episcopal Church, 5616 [20MR]

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

Call for withdrawal of Soviet forces from Afghanistan: European Parliament (excerpt), 18578 [31JY]

Cessation of all test explosions of nuclear weapons: U.N., 14447 [18JN]

Economic advancement of developing countries: Inter-Parliamentary Union, 7758 [16AP]

International security and disarmament: Inter-Parliamentary Union, 7756-7758, 7760 [16AP]

National issues: Military Order of the World Wars (sundry), 23860 [17SE]

Tribute to Laurie Brown, Peace Corps volunteer, Matag-ob, Philippines, 195 [21JA]

U.S. policy in Central America: Organization of American Historians, 15551 [25JN]

Reviews

PBS documentary on the repression of the Miskito Indians by the Nicaraguan Government: New York Times (excerpt), 20881 [12AU]

Rulings of the Chair

Anti-Apartheid Act: enact (H.R. 4868), 14231, 14265 [18JN]

Immigration Control and Legalization Amendments Act: enact (H.R. 3810), 29972 [9OC]

———enact (H.R. 3810), report on resolution providing for consideration, 29804 [8OC]

Nicaragua: U.S. assistance to Contras (S.J. Res. 283), consideration (H. Res. 415), 7610 [16AP]

Statements

Activities of the National Endowment for Democracy in Nicaragua: Senator Lugar, 21317 [13AU]

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

———Belisario Betancur, 4555 [12MR]

———Bernard Aaronson, 7613 [16AP]

———Brad Seligman (excerpt), 5483 [19MR]

———Carlos Andres Perez, 6492 [27MR]

———Contadora Group, 6280 [26MR]

———Daniel Ortega, 5817 [20MR]

———GAO, 6499 [27MR]

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

———Inter-American Dialogue, 6277 [26MR]

———Jimmy Carter, 6480 [27MR]

———Miguel Bolanos (excerpt), 5521 [19MR]

———Miguel D'Escoto (excerpt), 5476 [19MR]

———Muammar Qaddafi (excerpt), 5529 [19MR]

———Nicaraguan labor leader, 6481 [27MR]

———Oscar Arias, 6272 [26MR]

———Oscar Arias (excerpt), 5762 [20MR]

———President Ascona (excerpt), 5727 [20MR]

———President Reagan (excerpts), 5468 [19MR], 5729 [20MR], 6278 [26MR], 6447, 6479 [27MR]

———Punta Del Este, 6281 [26MR]

———Representative Solarz (excerpt), 5477, 5507 [19MR]

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

———Senator Helms, 6292 [26MR]

———Senator Moynihan, 6478 [27MR]

———several artists, 6277 [26MR]

———several former Depts. of State and Defense officials, 6273 [26MR]

———several Nicaraguan political parties, 6280 [26MR]

———several Nobel Laureates, 6274 [26MR]

———several religious leaders, 6273, 6275 [26MR]

———several Rhodes Scholars, 6274 [26MR]

———sundry excerpts, 4696 [13MR], 5270 [18MR], 5507, 5514, 5519, 5520 [19MR]

———Teddy Kolleck (excerpt), 5529 [19MR]

———Tomas Borge (excerpt), 5476 [19MR], 5813 [20MR]

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

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

American World Leadership: John F. Kennedy, 12648 [5JN]

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

Andropov and Foreign Relations: George McGovern (excerpt), 4263 [11MR]

Announcement of the 1986 Congress-Bundestag Staff Exchange, 2411 [19FE]

Another Chance for Mexico To Make Good on Its Drug Promises: Senator Hawkins, 7694 [16AP]

Antiapartheid Bidding Standards on Highway Projects: Member of Congress, 25763 [24SE]

Antiballistic Missile Treaty: SALT I negotiators, 17752 [25JY]

Antisatellite Weapons: Senators Wilson and Tsongas, 20062 [8AU]

Apartheid in South Africa: Allan Boesak, 14241 [18JN]

———David W. Preus, 14211 [17JN]

———Desmond Tutu, 14241 [18JN], 27655 [1OC], 27835, 27854 [2OC]

———President Reagan, 14240 [18JN]

———Senator Moynihan, 27848 [2OC]

———several national and local Jewish organizations, 27848 [2OC]

Arab Involvement in Latin America: Gamal Mansour (excerpt), 5529 [19MR]

Arms Control Negotiations at Iceland Summit: Senator Nunn (excerpt), 33210 [17OC]

Arms Sale to Saudi Arabia: President Reagan, 9623, 9636 [6MY]

———Senator DeConcini, 9634 [6MY]

———Senator Helms, 9631 [6MY]

———sundry, 9636 [6MY]

———Yitzhak Rabin, 9612 [6MY]

Arms Sales to the People's Republic of China: Senator Wallop, 27751 [2OC]

Atomic Weapons: Omar Bradley, 29853 [9OC]

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]

Battle for Freedom: Thomas Borge, 15481 [25JN]

Bolivia—A Crisis of Will: Senator Hawkins, 7258 [11AP]

Brazil's Economic Program: Oscar A. Fumaro, 6995 [9AP]

Bulgaria—New Ally in the War on Drugs or Wolf in Sheep's Clothing: Senator Hawkins, 10286 [12MY]

Camp David Accords and the Middle East: Hosni Mubarak, 10375 [13MY]

Censorship in Nicaragua: Pablo Cuadra, 8895 [29AP]

Changes in the South African Government's Policies: Desmond Tutu, 7510 [15AP]

Civil Liberties Violations in Ethiopia: Alan Keyes (excerpts), 4257 [11MR]

———Peter McPherson, 4254 [11MR]

Civil Liberties Violations in Nicaragua: Moravian Church, 6415 [27MR]

Closing Words at 1978 Trial: Anatoly Scharansky, 2985 [26FE]

Communism in the Philippines: Corazon Aquino, 8604 [24AP]

Communism in Vietnam: Doan V. Toai (sundry excerpts), 6045 [25MR]

Communist Expansion: Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn (excerpt), 5529 [19MR]

———Edward I. Koch, 4693 [13MR]

———George McGovern (sundry), 4691 [13MR]

———Georgie A. Geyer, 4693 [13MR]

———Harry S. Truman, 4690, 4691, 4693 [13MR]

———John F. Kennedy (excerpts), 5492, 5502 [19MR], 5723, 5820 [20MR]

———sundry, 4690 [13MR]

———Tracy Thomas (excerpt), 5270 [18MR]

Communist Propaganda: Will Durant, 15480 [25JN]

Compliance With Arms Control Treaties: Elliot Richardson, 18974 [4AU]

Compliance With SALT II: Caspar W. Weinberger, Sec. of Defense, 33486 [17OC]

———President Reagan, 33486 [17OC]

Comprehensive Anti-Apartheid Act: President Reagan, 21584 [14AU]

Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty: Donald M. Kerr, 12262-12265 [3JN]

———John F. Kennedy (sundry excerpts), 13179 [10JN]

———Lawyers Alliance for Nuclear Arms Control and Association of Soviet Lawyers, 12789-12792 [5JN]

Condemnation of Repressionist Policy Against Ahmadi Muslims in Pakistan, 16992 [17JY]

Contra Aid: Agustin Jarquin Anaya, 21263 [13AU]

———Alfonso Robelo, 20482 [11AU]

———Arturo J. Cruz, 20482 [11AU]

———Costa Rican official, 20868 [12AU]

———Eden Pastora, 20482 [11AU]

———Edgar Chamorro, 20484 [11AU], 20821 [12AU]

———Edward King, 20863 [12AU]

———George P. Shultz, Sec. of State, 21320 [13AU]

———Gregorio R. Borge, 20888 [12AU]

———Jaime Lusinchi, 21262 [13AU]

———John Ferch, 20518 [11AU]

———John P. East, 20884 [12AU]

———Jorge Abadia, 21262 [13AU]

———Jose F. Cardenal, 20484 [11AU]

———Mario R. Quinones, 21321 [13AU]

———Paul Gorman, 20863 [12AU]

———President Reagan, 20522 [11AU]

———Ramon Custodio, 20487 [11AU]

———Robert Leiken, 20882 [12AU]

———Rodrigo Madrigal-Nieto, 21321 [13AU]

———Salvador Icaza, 20483 [11AU]

———Senator Cranston, 20823 [15AU]

———Senator Lugar, 21315 [13AU]

———Violeta Chamorro, 20516, 20518 [11AU]

———Virgilio Godoy, 21259 [13AU]

Cuban-Nicaraguan Relations: Daniel Ortega, 3592 [5MR]

Customs Commissioner's Candor on Mexico: Senator Hawkins, 6941 [9AP]

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

Delusions About South Africa: Eminent Persons Group, 14240 [18JN]

Demand of Return of Marines From Nicaragua: Senator Heflin, 20522 [11AU]

Democracy in Chile: Senator Simon, 27737 [1OC]

Desmond Tutu of South Africa's Arrival at Stanford University: William B. Gould IV, 2025 [6FE]

Dilemma on the Horn—The U.N. in Ethiopia: Joseph V. Reed, 16365 [14JY]

Doctrine of Nonintervention: John S. Mill (excerpt), 5541 [19MR]

Documentation of Our National Strategy: Senator Warner, 1979 [6FE]

Economic Aid to Northern Ireland: Representative Biaggi, 3748 [5MR]

Economic Assistance to Northern Ireland, 15853 [26JN]

Economic Sanctions Against South Africa: Allan Boesak, 14226 [18JN]

———Clarence M. Mitchell, Jr., 21857-21861 [15AU]

———Cyril Ramaphosa, 21848 [15AU]

———Desmond Tutu, 14227 [18JN], 21476, 21528 [14AU], 21862, 21863 [15AU]

———Eminent Persons Group (excerpt), 21476, 21587, 21589 [14AU]

———Helen Suzman, 21547 [14AU]

———IBM, 14235 [18JN]

———John Nkadimeng, 14236 [18JN]

———John Nkadimengh, 21547 [14AU]

———John Vorster, 14256 [18JN]

———Lucy Mvubelo, 14255 [18JN], 21547 [14AU]

———Mangosuthu G. Buthelezi, 21547 [14AU], 21849 [15AU]

———Mangosuthu Gatsha Buthelezi, 14235, 14255, 14282 [18JN]

———President Reagan, 21568 [14AU]

———Rashid Alli, 21547 [14AU]

———Richard Manning, 21528 [14AU]

———Richard Maponya, 21547 [14AU]

———Trade Union Council of South Africa, 21547 [14AU]

Economic Strategy for Jamaica: Edward Seaga, Prime Minister of Jamaica, 1655 [4FE]

Ecuador: Dept. of the Treasury, 10709 [14MY]

Efforts To Emigrate From the Soviet Union: Benjamin Charny, 18024 [29JY]

———Tanya Bogomolny, 18024 [29JY]

El Policia (excerpt), 5523 [19MR]

Electronic Surveillance at Diplomatic Missions: Nelson Rockefeller, 30709 [14OC]

———Senator Byrd, 30710 [14OC]

Employer Alienage Discrimination: Theodore M. Hesburgh, 30048 [9OC]

Enforcement of Antiapartheid Laws of U.S. Political Subdivisions: Senator Moynihan, 21802 [15AU]

European Parliament and Members of Congress Conference Regarding Drug Abuse in Santa Fe, NM: Representative Gilman, 17523 [23JY]

Expulsion of John F. Burns: Xu Hui, 17757 [25JY]

Extradition: Committee on Foreign Relations, 16801 [17JY]

———Elihu Root, 16801 [17JY]

Fight Against Terrorism: several leaders of industrialized nations, 16587 [16JY]

Foot-Dragging Is Not a Good Posture for a Good Neighbor: Senator Hawkins, 7129 [10AP]

Foreign Policy: Franklin D. Roosevelt, 20496 [11AU]

———John F. Kennedy, 20496 [11AU]

———Robert F. Kennedy, 20496 [11AU]

———Woodrow Wilson, 20496 [11AU]

Franklin D. Roosevelt's Qualities: Winston S. Churchill, 11764 [21MY]

Get States and Cities Off Foreign Policy Stage, 25764 [24SE]

Gold Sanctions: James A. Baker III, Sec. of the Treasury, 21492 [14AU]

———Robert C. Horton, 21493 [14AU]

Gulf of Tonkin Resolution: Wayne Morse (1964), 6463 [27MR], 7105 [10AP]

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

Health Care Needs of U.S.-Mexico Border Residents: Jose Laguna Garcia, 2613 [24FE]

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

How Slow Spin the Wheels of Mexican Justice: Senator Hawkins, 7375 [14AP]

Human Rights in East Timor: Committee on Appropriations (excerpt), 29118 [6OC]

Humanitarian Assistance to Nicaraguan Democratic Resistance: Frank C. Conahan, 13518 [12JN]

Hunger Project—Trip to Eastern and Southern Africa: Joan Holmes, 22480 [9SE]

Immigration Control and Legalization Amendments Act—House Judiciary Committee Consideration: Representative Schroeder, 13885 [16JN]

Improving the Lot of Others Sends Hope: Robert F. Kennedy, 14256 [18JN]

In the Name of God, Stop the Lies, Stop the Killing: several religious leaders, 3839 [6MR]

Information as a Tool of U.S. Foreign Policy: Jeane J. Kirkpatrick, 8260 [22AP]

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]

International Terrorism: NATO (excerpt), 2390 [19FE]

———Senator Nunn (excerpt), 2389 [19FE]

Investigation of Ralph and Joseph Bernstein: Representative Solarz (excerpt), 3055 [27FE]

Libya and Gulf of Sidra Dispute: Syrian Delegation to the Inter-Parliamentary Union, 7754 [16AP]

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

Malta, 33652-33654 [17OC]

Mandela on Communism: Eminent Persons Group, 21513 [14AU]

Marxism in Nicaragua: Miguel Obando y Bravo (excerpts), 5527 [19MR]

Mexico Is Frontier Between U.S. and Latin America, 15459 [25JN]

Mexico-U.S. Interparliamentary Conference and the Establishment of the Bilateral Intergovernmental Drug Commission: Representative Gilman, 17527-17528 [23JY]

Military Planning: Victor Suvorov, 2473 [20FE]

Military Strategy: Karl von Clausewitz, 21306 [13AU]

Namibian Independence Agreement: Council of Ministers, 4278 [11MR]

National Defense: President Reagan, 3208-3210 [27FE]

Negotiated Settlement to the Soviet-Afghan War: Dept. of Defense, 331-332 [22JA]

Nerve Gas Production: several NATO member Ambassadors (sundry), 29161 [7OC]

New Aid and a New Challenge to the New Government of the Philippines: Senator Hawkins, 9016 [30AP]

New Hope for Mexican Cooperation in Drug Cases: Senator Hawkins, 8892 [29AP]

Nicaragua: Senator Leahy, 16021 [26JN]

———(sundry), 16021-16036 [26JN]

Nicaraguan Anti-Semitism: Jewish Nicaraguan Community in Exile, 5767 [8AP]

———National Jewish Coalition, 5766 [8AP]

Nuclear Test Ban: William J. Crowe, Jr., 19822-19823 [7AU]

Nuclear Test Initiatives: President Reagan, 9330 [1MY]

Nuclear Test Limitations: Kenneth L. Adelman, 9330 [1MY]

Obligations of NATO Allies: Senator Taft, 21215 [13AU]

Palau Compact of Free Association: Palau supreme court justice, 32210 [16OC]

Peace: Winston S. Churchill (1946 excerpt), 3620 [5MR]

Peace Corps Anniversary: Representative Gephardt, 25072 [19SE]

Peacekeeping Force in Lebanon: Senator Moynihan (1983), 6476 [27MR]

Perception—Effects of International Terrorism on Domestic Terrorism: Representative Dymally, 16310 [26JN]

Philippine Economic Assistance: Senator Melcher, 11692-11693 [21MY]

Philippine Elections: Bill Quasha, 2284 [19FE]

Poland's Solidarity Today: Andrzej Czuma, 3000-3001 [26FE]

Policies: African National Congress, 21516 [14AU]

Policies of Nicaraguan Government: Bayardo Arce, 20881 [12AU]

———Carlos J. Gutierrez, 20882 [12AU]

———Daniel Ortega, 20882 [12AU]

———Humberto Ortega, 20881 [12AU]

———Tomas Borge, 20881 [12AU]

Policies of the African National Congress: Alosi Moloi, 21558 [14AU]

———Curtis Nkondo, 21517 [14AU]

———Oliver Tambo, 21516, 21557 [14AU]

———Tim Ngubane, 21558 [14AU]

———Winnie Mandela, 21558 [14AU]

Policies of the UDF: Curtis Nkondo, 21558 [14AU]

Political Prisoners: Lech Walesa, 23486 [16SE]

Political State of Korea: Council for Promotion of Democracy, 10205 [8MY]

Presidential Refugee Admission Proposals for 1987, by Regions, and Budget Information, 33149 [17OC]

Prevention of Nuclear Terrorism: Bernard J. O'Keefe, 19871 [7AU]

———Paul L. Leventhal, 19872 [7AU]

———Thomas D. Davies, 19872 [7AU]

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

Quality of Monaco's Relations With the U.S.: Prince Rainier, 7132 [10AP], 10761 [15MY]

Rearming Germany: Winston S. Churchill, 6507 [27MR]

Rendezvous With Democracy—Miracle in Manila: Representative Solarz, 5338-5340 [18MR]

Resettlement Program in Ethiopia: Bayeh Berhanu, 4257 [11MR]

Restatement of the Foreign Relations Law of the U.S.: American Law Institute, 2178 [18FE]

Reunification of China: deputy chief of the general staff of People's Liberation Army, 27751 [2OC]

———Teng Hsiao-ping (sundry), 27751 [2OC]

Right To Appeal Trial in the Soviet Union—Court of Dzerzhinsky District of Leningrad: Albert (Chaim) Burshtein, 18828 [1AU]

Role of Senate in Foreign Relations: John J. Sparkman, 3664 [5MR]

Romanian Justice: Slavic Gospel Association, 7232 [10AP]

Romania's Record on Human Rights: David Funderburk, 17963 [29JY]

SALT II: Bennie L. Davis, 12383 [4JN]

———Geoffrey Howe, 12628 [5JN]

———Hans-Dietrich Genscher, 3861 [6MR]

———Joe Clark, 12628 [5JN]

———President Reagan, 3861 [6MR]

SALT II Treaty: Bennie Davis, 14685 [19JN]

———Brent Scowcroft, 14686, 14695 [19JN]

———David C. Jones, 14685 [19JN]

———Jimmy Carter, 14709 [19JN]

———President Reagan, 14393 [18JN], 14658 [19JN]

———Representative Dornan, 14661 [19JN]

———Representative Solarz, 14649 [19JN]

———Richard Perle, 14685 [19JN]

———Robert S. McNamara, 14685 [19JN]

———sundry excerpts, 14649 [19JN]

Sanctions Against South Africa: Eminent Persons Group (excerpt), 27669 [1OC], 28188 [2OC]

———President of Botswana, 27655 [1OC]

———Senators Lugar and Kassebaum, 27847 [2OC]

Sanctity of Borders: Muammar Qaddafi, 7948 [17AP]

Sandinista Movement: Aristides Pavon (excerpt), 3808 [6MR]

Sandinista Regime: James R. Schlesinger, 20496 [11AU]

Sandinistas: Philip Habib (excerpt), 5454 [19MR]

Saudi Arabia and the U.S. Interests in the Middle East: Abba Eban, 12652 [5JN]

———John M. Poindexter, 12651 [5JN]

———representative of Libyan Government, 12652 [5JN]

Saudi Arms Sale: Senator Cranston, 7021 [9AP]

Scholars' Grants: National Council for Soviet and East European Research, 11777 [21MY]

Senate Delegation Meeting With Mikhail Gorbachev: Mikhail Gorbachev, 31241 [15OC]

———Senator Byrd, 31241 [15OC]

Senate Security: Alfred M. Lehn (excerpts), 16256 [26JN]

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

South Africa: Desmond Tutu, 14240 [18JN]

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

South African Policy of the U.S.: Kenneth Kaunda, 17388 [23JY]

South Africa's Emergency Decree: Sheena Duncan, 27832 [2OC]

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

Soviet Campaign of Misinformation: Leonid Brezhnev, 2473 [20FE]

———Richard Shultz, 2474 [20FE]

Soviet Policies: Anatoly Scharansky, 14649 [19JN]

Soviet Slave Labor: Anatoly Scharansky, 15658 [26JN]

Sri Lankan Government's Attempts To Seek Political Solution to Problems Arising in Northern and Eastern Provinces: J.R. Jayewardene, 3214 [27FE]

St. Patrick's Day: Friends of Ireland in Congress, 5131 [18MR]

Strategic Defense Initiative: (sundry excerpts), 15632 [25JN]

Strengthening of Democratic Institutions: Ambassador Bazan, 8487 [23AP]

Struggle for Liberty: Patrick Henry, 7106, 7109 [10AP]

Supplemental Appropriations Legislation: White House Policy, 7535 [15AP]

Support of SALT: Hans-Dietrich Genscher, 7139 [10AP]

———President Reagan, 7139 [10AP]

Terrorism and Libya: Margaret Thatcher, 11764 [21MY]

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

Torture That Took Place on the Chilean Naval Training Ship Esmeralda in 1973, 13615 [12JN], 13686 [13JN]

Trade Relations With Mexico: Greater San Diego Chamber of Commerce, 10542 [13MY]

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

Troop Deployment in Vietnam: Lyndon B. Johnson (excerpts), 5458 [19MR]

Turkish Arms Embargo: Senator Eagleton, 28883 [6OC]

U.N. Commission on Narcotic Drugs—Special Session, Vienna, Austria: Representative Gilman, 8566 [23AP]

U.N. Fund for Drug Abuse Control: Giuseppe di Gennaro, 8235 [21AP]

U.S. Assistance to Israel Regarding the Lavi Fighter Aircraft: Representative Levine, 17331 [22JY]

U.S. Assistance to the Philippines: National Co-Op Business Association, National Rural Electric Cooperative, and the U.S. Overseas Cooperative Development Committee, 12905 [6JN]

U.S. Disinvestment in South Africa: Lucy Mvubelo (excerpt), 14197 [17JN]

U.S. Foreign Policy, 21216 [13AU]

———Dwight D. Eisenhower, 21215 [13AU]

———Representative Gonzalez, 10238 [9MY]

U.S. Foreign Policy on Cuba: Claudio Benedi, 11343-11349 [20MY]

U.S. Image: Frank Chikane, 21521 [14AU]

U.S. Immigration Policy: Representative Gonzalez, 29999 [9OC]

U.S. Policy in Angola: Chester A. Crocker, 23643 [17SE]

———President Reagan, 23643 [17SE]

U.S. Policy in Central America: Organization of American Historians, 15551 [25JN]

———President Reagan, 15482, 15544 [25JN]

———Republican Policy Committee, 15527 [25JN]

———Walter Lippman, 20825 [12AU]

U.S. Policy in Ireland and Northern Ireland: Irish National Caucus, Inc., 4225 [11MR]

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

———Representative Hamilton, 15291-15296 [24JN]

U.S. Policy in South Africa: President Reagan, 21549 [14AU], 27078 [29SE]

U.S. Policy in Vietnam: Robert S. McNamara, 7104 [10AP]

U.S. Policy Toward Liberia: Dept. of State, 2114 [18FE]

U.S. Policy Toward South Africa: Representative William H. Gray III, 14241 [18JN]

U.S. Trade Policy and Import Quotas: David Gergen, 2026 [6FE]

U.S.-Mexican Relations: Representative de la Garza, 10222 [8MY]

U.S.-Mexico Relations: Henry Cisneros, 9528 [6MY]

Ukrainian Independence Day: Anti-Bolshevik Bloc of Nations and European Freedom Council, 504 [23JA]

Unity and Reconciliation: Nicaraguan Catholic bishops (excerpt), 8120 [21AP]

Use of Tax Funds for Caribbean Basin Plant Projects: President Reagan, 3234 [27FE]

———Rafael-Hernandez Colon, Governor of Puerto Rico, 3234 [27FE]

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

Viet Cong: General Weyend (excerpt), 5471 [19MR]

Vietnam Conflict: Frank Church, 20481 [11AU]

———Gaylord Nelson, 20481 [11AU]

———George McGovern (1969), 28839 [6OC]

———J. William Fulbright, 20522 [11AU]

———Jennings Randolph, 20481 [11AU]

———John F. Kennedy, 21282 [13AU]

———Lyndon B. Johnson, 20861 [12AU]

———Senator Eagleton (sundry), 28838-28840 [6OC]

———Wayne Morse, 20481 [11AU]

Violations of Civil Liberties in South Korea: Kim Soo Hwan, 9021 [30AP]

We Risk Death To Save Lives: Vietnam veterans, 29404 [7OC]

West European Steps Taken Against Libya: Bureau of European and Canadian Affairs, 16748 [16JY]

What PAHO Offers to U.S., 27806 [2OC]

Why Democracy Matters in Central America: President Reagan, 27800-27802 [2OC]

Winners of the 1986 Sargent Shriver Awards for Distinguished Humanitarian Service, 28674 [3OC]

World Leadership: Harry S. Truman, 12739 [5JN]

Studies

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

Contadora—Under the Gun: Center for International Policy, 20857-20860 [12AU]

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

Media Coverage Devoted to the War in Afghanistan: Library of Congress, 29580-29583 [8OC]

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]

Will SALT II Survive?: Leo Sartori (excerpt), 12988 [9JN]

World Military and Social Expenditures: Ruth Sivard (excerpt), 26414 [26SE]

Summaries

Anti-Apartheid Action Act (S. 2570), 17905 [29JY]

Attorney-Client Privilege Act, 3056 [27FE]

Comprehensive Anti-Apartheid Act (S. 2701), 18116 [30JY]

Discharge Rule (H. Res. 419) on Conta Aid (H.J. Res. 283), 7364 [14AP], 8427 [22AP], 8444 [23AP]

Highlights of compromise provisions of the Immigration Control and Legalization Amendments Act, 29991 [9OC]

History of Legislation To Provide Economic Aid to Northern Ireland, 21636 [14AU]

Legal Steps to a CTB Conference, 14448 [18JN]

Nicaraguan Catholic Bishops Pastoral Letter on Unity and Reconciliation: U.S. Embassy, Managua, Nicaragua, 8120 [21AP]

Prevention of Nuclear Terrorism: International Task Force on Prevention of Nuclear Terrorism, 19872 [7AU]

Tables

Atomic weapons treaty violations, 3929 [6MR]

Bilateral trade issues with the Republic of Korea, 5431 [19MR]

Comparison of Lugar and Kennedy-Weicker-Cranston antiapartheid legislation, 17906 [29JY]

Congressional votes on major defense spending bills during urgent military situations (1937-82), 4402-4404 [12MR]

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

Geneva arms control talks, 16322 [17JY]

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]

Missile dismantlements under SALT II, 3866 [6MR]

Refugee admissions, fiscal years 1986 and 1987, 33149 [17OC]

Sanctions against South Africa, 27090 [29SE]

Smaller states of Europe, 1824 [6FE]

Southeast Asian refugee and immigrant arrivals, 1975-84, 17333 [22JY]

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

Soviet bloc aid to Nicaragua, 6302 [26MR]

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

Status of Geneva negotiations, 4369 [11MR]

U.N. Fund for Drug Abuse Control—status of cash contributions pledged or received as of Dec. 31, 1985, 8229 [21AP]

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

Undisbursed foreign military sales loans, 27808 [2OC]

Value of U.S. agricultural exports to and imports from South Africa, 27850 [2OC]

Telegrams

Agricultural policies: U.S. Embassy, Managua, Nicaragua, 8121 [21AP]

Detention of Nicholas Daniloff: Senator Dole, 22247 [8SE]

GATT—World Trade Talks: USIA, 24663 [18SE]

Sanctions against South Africa: Colin Eglin, 27665 [1OC]

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

Testimonies

Aid to Contras: GAO, 5488 [19MR]

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

———Senator Cranston, 7953 [17AP]

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

Counterterrorism: John Whitehead (excerpts), 8423 [22AP]

Economic Assistance for Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland: Representative Biaggi, 4224 [11MR]

Extradition of Suspected Terrorists: Steve Lubet, 16594 [16JY]

Human Rights in East Timor: Floyd Abrams, Asia Watch, 29118 [6OC]

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

Issues in South Africa: Malcolm Fraser, 18579-18583 [31JY]

———Olusegun Obasanjo, 18579-18583 [31JY]

Labor Unions in South Africa: Senator Hatch, 21578 [14AU]

New American Policy Toward South Africa: Roger Wilkins, 10429 [13MY]

Nuclear Test Limitations and Threshold Test Ban Treaty: Robert B. Barker, 9331-9333 [1MY]

Nuclear Testing: Robert B. Barker, 19824-19827 [7AU]

Philippines: Senator Cranston, 427 [23JA]

Policies of the African National Congress: Olusegun Obasanjo, 21514 [14AU]

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

Strategic Access to U.S. Military Bases in the Philippines: Dept. of Defense, 2314 [19FE]

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

U.S. Policy in Northern Ireland: Representative O'Neill, 3615 [5MR]

Worldwide Intelligence: William J. Casey, CIA Director, 1613-1616 [4FE]

Texts of

Establish a Presidential Commission on International Terrorism, 9165 [30AP]

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. 332, concerning persecution of members of the Ukrainian and other public Helsinki Monitoring Groups, 27336 [30SE]

H. Con. Res. 332, concerning Soviet persecution of members of Ukrainian and other Helsinki Monitoring Groups, 9704 [6MY]

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

H. Con. Res. 345, expressing sense of Congress regarding democracy and human rights in Korea, 15189 [24JN]

H. Con. Res. 350, adherence to SALT II Treaty numerical sublimits, 14678 [19JN]

H. Con. Res. 370, condemnation of repressionist policy against Ahmadi Muslims in Pakistan, 16992 [17JY]

H. Con. Res. 384, Soviet interference with international mail, 22184 [15AU]

H. Con. Res. 388, condemn arrest of Nicholas Daniloff in Soviet Union, 22360 [9SE]

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

H. Con. Res. 406, support for summit meeting with Soviet Union, 29966 [9OC]

H. Con. Res. 412, correcting enrollment of S. 1200, Immigration Reform and Control Act, 31939 [15OC]

H. Res. 160, sense of House to support the First Earth Run, 25388 [23SE]

H. Res. 367, aid to Liberia, 2113 [18FE]

H. Res. 373, negotiations with black majority in South Africa, 21144 [13AU]

H. Res. 382, Haitian transition to democracy, 3226 [27FE]

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

H. Res. 395, provide documents concerning use of funds appropriated for Nicaraguan democratic resistance, 4266 [11MR], 9716 [7MY]

H. Res. 409, examine evidence regarding activities of Kurt Waldheim during World War II, 11369 [20MY]

H. Res. 419, promote internal reconciliation in Nicaragua, 7365 [14AP]

H. Res. 420, Solidarity Sunday for Soviet Jewry, 7558 [15AP]

H. Res. 424, recognizing friendship and assistance of Great Britain relative to U.S. military response to Libyan terrorism, 9455 [5MY]

H. Res. 424, recognizing friendship and assistance of Great Britain relative to military response to Libyan terrorism, 7665 [16AP]

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

H. Res. 469, tribute to Portuguese diplomat, Aristides de Sousa Mendes for acts of mercy during World War II, 32159 [15OC]

H. Res. 524, welcoming Lawrence Jenco into the U.S., encouraging continued assistance in obtaining release for remaining U.S. hostages, condemning terrorist act of taking hostages, and request accounting of well-being of William Buckley, 19027 [5AU]

H. Res. 542, condemn arrest of Nicholas Daniloff in Soviet Union, 22644 [10SE]

H. Res. 546, Peace Corps anniversary, 25174 [22SE]

H. Res. 547, summit meeting to develop program against international terrorism, 27342 [30SE]

H. Res. 549, authority of State or territories of the U.S. relative to the Anti-Apartheid Act, 23154 [12SE]

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. 595, World Food Day, 7810 [16AP]

H.J. Res. 601, U.S. policy in Central America and assistance to the Contras in Nicaragua, 7631-7634 [16AP]

H.J. Res. 626, Palau Compact of Free Association Act, 27039-27045-27053 [29SE]

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

H.J. Res. 756, technical corrections to Anti-Apartheid Act, 33115 [17OC]

H.R. 3772, Northern Ireland and Ireland Assistance Act, 3749 [5MR]

H.R. 4108, assistance to democratic resistance forces in Nicaragua, 2419 [19FE]

H.R. 4129, Acid Precipitation Control Technology Research and Demonstration Act, 1646 [4FE]

H.R. 4329, Peace, Stability, and Reconciliation in Ireland and Northern Ireland Act, 4182 [10MR], 4217, 4227 [11MR]

H.R. 4409, Panama Canal Commission Authorization Act, 9195 [1MY]

H.R. 4483, U.S. assistance to Nicaraguan Contras, 5990 [21MR]

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

H.R. 4878, submission of information relative to economic assistance by the Government of Japan to Micronesia, 17033 [21JY]

H.R. 5665, Immigration Control and Legalization Amendments Act, 30012-30038 [9OC]

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. 1200, Immigration Control and Legalization Amendments Act, 30076-30102 [9OC]

S. 1831, enact congressional vetoes of certain arms sales proposals, 1324 [3FE]

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

S. 2021, humanitarian assistance for National Union for the Total Independence of Angola, 567 [27JA]

S. 2049, conditions for Eximbank loan to Angola, 1671 [5FE]

S. 2058, Eximbank charter reauthorization, 1899 [6FE]

S. 2078, relocation of U.S. military bases in the Philippines, 2314 [19FE]

S. 2089, U.S.-Mexico Border Health Education and Training Act, 2614 [24FE]

S. 2139, Northern Ireland and Ireland Assistance Act, 3718 [5MR], 4182 [10MR], 4224 [11MR]

S. 2149, Thomas P. O'Neill, Jr., Aid to Ireland and Northern Ireland Act, 3966 [6MR]

S. 2286, sale of Stinger missiles, 7261 [11AP]

S. 2343, authorize provision of foreign assistance for agricultural activities in Nicaragua, 8120 [21AP]

S. 2378, economic and military assistance to the Philippines, 8813 [28AP]

S. 2380, consider U.S. policy objectives before entering into procurement contract with a foreign country, 8814 [28AP]

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

S. 2518, SALT II Numerical Limitations Compliance Act, 12774 [5JN]

S. 2570, Anti-Apartheid Action Act, 14538 [19JN]

S. 2572, Anglo-Irish Agreement Support Act, 16820 [17JY]

S. 2612, control of exports to countries supporting terrorism, 15981 [26JN]

S. 2636, South African Restrictions Act, 15907-15909 [26JN]

S. 2701, Comprehensive Anti-Apartheid Act, 18111-18116 [30JY]

S. 2755, National Security Trade Act, 21395 [13AU]

S. 2834, Arms Export Reform Act, 23908 [18SE]

S. 2909, Northern Ireland Fair Employment Practices Act, 28514 [3OC]

S. 2915, deny most favored nation treatment to Yugoslavia, 29927 [9OC]

S. 2921, provide exceptions to the Balanced Budget and Emergency Deficit Control Act relative to assistance to certain countries, 30269 [10OC], 33114 [17OC]

S. 2943, restrict U.S. contributions to the U.N., 33501 [17OC]

S. Con. Res. 108, humanitarian assistance to East Timor, 1739 [5FE]

S. Con. Res. 112, no-undercut policy on existing arms control treaties, 3862, 3957, 3971 [6MR]

S. Con. Res. 115, sense of Senate relative to forced Ethiopian resettlement program, 4485 [12MR]

S. Con. Res. 116, sense of Senate relative to forced Ethiopian resettlement program, 4486 [12MR]

S. Con. Res. 117, recognize significance of Radio in the American Sector of Berlin, 4488 [12MR]

S. Con. Res. 128, commemorate Australian bicentennial and honor visit by Prime Minister, 7487, 7502 [15AP], 7841 [17AP]

S. Con. Res. 130, recognition of citizens' of Purrysburg, SC, visit to Neufchatel, Switzerland as a gesture of goodwill, 28563 [3OC]

S. Con. Res. 135, sense of Congress relative to verification requirements of Threshold Test Ban Treaty on Arms Control, 9020, 9076 [30AP]

S. Con. Res. 148, encourage use of surplus U.S. beef for relief of victims of Soviet atomic power plant accident, 13276 [11JN], 13718 [13JN]

S. Con. Res. 149, condemn South African state of emergency, 13780, 13856 [16JN]

S. Con. Res. 151, U.S. policy toward Afghanistan, 14526, 14620 [19JN]

S. Con. Res. 160, jamming of radio broadcasts, 20930 [12AU], 21625 [14AU]

S. Con. Res. 161, making technical corrections in enrollment of H.R. 4329, Peace, Stability, and Reconciliation in Ireland and Northern Ireland Act, 21817 [15AU], 22095 [15AU]

S. Con. Res. 163, reciprocal diplomatic representation with the Soviet Union, 23916, 23917 [18SE]

S. Res. 297, call on President to convene International Congress on Terrorism, 411 [23JA]

S. Res. 328, international observers at Philippine election, 1410, 1425, 1426 [3FE]

S. Res. 345, Philippine national elections, 2187, 2201 [18FE]

S. Res. 346, combat threat of state sponsored terrorism, 2388 [19FE]

S. Res. 349, resignation of Ferdinand E. Marcos, 2551 [20FE]

S. Res. 351, transfer of Philippine political power, 2820, 2875 [26FE]

S. Res. 362, Nicaraguan democratic resistance forces, 3549 [4MR]

S. Res. 369, Republic of Korea restrictive trade practices, 5429 [19MR]

S. Res. 372, Romanian religious freedom and civil liberties, 6562 [27MR]

S. Res. 380, U.S. interference in OPEC production and price controls of petroleum, 7201 [10AP]

S. Res. 381, U.S. business transactions in Angola, 7202 [10AP]

S. Res. 392, support for direct election of President in the Republic of Korea, 9017 [30AP]

S. Res. 392, support for direct election of President of the Republic of Korea, 9077 [30AP]

S. Res. 394, authorize shipment of dried milk to Poland, 9610 [6MY]

S. Res. 411, U.S. policy on transition of Namibian independence, 11219 [19MY]

S. Res. 412, express gratitude to the United Kingdom and Margaret Thatcher relative to Libyan situation, 11763 [21MY]

S. Res. 414, continuation of U.S. efforts to resume technical meetings relative to MIAs in Southeast Asia, 11764 [21MY]

S. Res. 431, reaffirm value of compliance with SALT II, 14305, 14440 [18JN]

S. Res. 455, establish early notification system for nuclear accidents, 17844 [28JY]

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

S. Res. 486, condemn arrest of Nicholas Daniloff in Soviet Union, 22268, 22303 [8SE], 22417 [9SE]

S. Res. 488, establish national energy security plan, 22512 [10SE]

S. Res. 490, welcome Corazon Aquino, 23571, 23574 [16SE]

S. Res. 491, Call for response to Soviet arrest of correspondent Nicholas Daniloff, 25028 [19SE]

S. Res. 502, President Reagan's agenda for meeting with Mikhail Gorbachev, 29534, 29551 [8OC]

S. Res. 506, approval of the Convention on the Physical Protection of Nuclear Materials, 30270 [10OC]

S. Res. 511, strategic cooperation between the U.S. and Israel, 32604 [16OC]

S.J. Res. 283, Nicaraguan democratic resistance forces, 3190 [27FE]

S.J. Res. 283, U.S. assistance to Contras, 6520-6523 [27MR]

S.J. Res. 316, disapprove sale of certain defense articles to Saudi Arabia, 7021 [9AP]

S.J. Res. 316, disapproving sale of certain defense articles to Saudia Arabia, 9738 [7MY]

S.J. Res. 325, Compact of Free Association with Republic of Palau, 7772-7780 [16AP]

S.J. Res. 331, sale of integrated avionics system kits to People's Republic of China, 8697 [24AP]

S.J. Res. 361, opposition to participation of the vessel Esmeralda in Statue of Liberty celebration, 13615 [12JN], 13687 [13JN], 15199 [24JN]

S.J. Res. 365, reaffirm support for Afghan Resistance Alliance, 14369 [18JN], 15198 [24JN]

S.J. Res. 382, establish U.S. Commission on Improving the Effectiveness of the U.N., 18123 [30JY]

S.J. Res. 402, U.S.-Canada Days of Peace and Friendship, 23079 [12SE], 24659 [18SE]

S.J. Res. 427, reaffirm friendship and sympathy with people of El Salvador following earthquake, 31399 [15OC], 32214 [16OC]

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

Transcripts

Atomic Weapons Test Ban: MacNeil-Lehrer News Hour, PBS, 6384-6386 [27MR]

Nicaragua's Contras: Frontline, PBS, 6465 [27MR]

Treaties

Convention on the Physical Protection of Nuclear Materials, 30272-30274 [10OC]

European Convention on the Suppression of Terrorism (excerpt), 16802 [17JY]

Vetoes

Anti-Apartheid Act (H.R. 4868): President Reagan, 27076 [29SE]

Sale of weapons to Saudi Arabia: President Reagan, 11705, 11711 [21MY]

Voting record

U.N.'s 40th General Assembly, 10869 [15MY], 11221 [19MY]