DEMOCRACY

Addresses

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]

Elections and Political Action Committees: Senator Durenberger, 20456-20459 [11AU]

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

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

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

Spirit of Liberty: Learned Hand (excerpt), 23305 [15SE]

Amendments

Greek Independence Day: designate (S.J. Res. 308), 27500, 27501 [1OC]

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

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

Articles and editorials

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

Aquino's In Charge, 14805 [20JN]

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

Cause Worth Dying For, 2312 [19FE]

Chiang Envisions Change for Taiwan, 32560 [16OC]

Cliffhanger Still, 8427 [22AP]

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

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

Cutting PACs, 20434 [11AU]

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

Disarming America's Will To Defend Itself, 8312-8314 [22AP]

Don't Sell Democracy Short, 28394 [3OC]

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

Ethiopians Risk Lives Fleeing Resettlement, 4181 [10MR]

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

Firms, Lobbies Provide Much of Democrats' Funds, 20809 [12AU]

Fixing Up the Boren Bill, 20460 [11AU]

Get It Right for Once, 20448 [11AU]

Help for Haiti, 10169 [8MY]

Hope in Manila?, 2639 [24FE]

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

In Material Support of Democracy, 6482 [27MR]

It Takes More Than Strength, 7701 [16AP]

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

Malta (excerpts), 1310 [30JA]

Money Curve for Congress, 20434 [11AU]

More on Soft Money, 20804 [12AU]

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

National Endowment for Democracy's activities (excerpt), 28391 [3OC]

PAC Money Floods Politics, but Law Can Channel Flow, 20785 [12AU]

PACs Filling Some Old Roles of Parties, Analyst Believes, 20447 [11AU]

Planting Seeds of Freedom, 4607 [12MR]

Police State Surprise, 30282 [10OC]

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

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

Putting Some Limits on PACs, 20436 [11AU]

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

Reagan's Historic Opportunity, 28395 [3OC]

Reminder of the Government's Bounty, 1304 [30JA]

Representative Stratton Turns Against Marcos, Cites Widespread Fraud in Election, 2255 [19FE]

Shoes, Few Windows, 14806 [20JN]

``Soft Money'' Hits Hard in 1986 Races, 20461 [11AU]

Solidarity in the Philippines, 5847 [20MR]

Taiwan President To Propose End to Island's Martial Law, 30281 [10OC]

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

Twilight in Taiwan, 14136 [17JN]

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

Who Can Redeem Mother Filipinas?, 2033-2038 [6FE]

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

Wolcott Clerk Retires After 33-Year Stay, 6588 [27MR]

Bills and resolutions

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

Baltic Freedom Day: designate (see S.J. Res. 271)

Berlin Wall: indictment of Communist system (see H. Con. Res. 326)

Chile: condemn state of siege and support peaceful transition (see H. Con. Res. 390)

———conditions for trade benefits under Generalized System of Preferences (see H.R. 5375)

———support transition to democracy (see H.J. Res. 673)

China, Republic of: opposition political parties and freedom of speech (see S. Con. Res. 121)

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

Greek Independence Day: designate (see S.J. Res. 308)

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

———elections (see H. Res. 379)

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

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

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)

Let Freedom Ring Day: designate (see S.J. Res. 369; H.J. Res. 664)

Mexico: preserve integrity of electoral process (see S. Con. Res. 158)

National Endowment for Democracy: terminate funding (see H.R. 4658)

Nicaragua: resolution on democracy (see H. Con. Res. 349)

Paraguay: support transition to democracy (see S. Con. Res. 155; H.J. Res. 673)

Philippines: administration of free and fair elections (see H. Con. Res. 272)

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

———professorship on constitutional democracy at Santo Tomas University (see H.R. 5696)

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

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

Books

``Why Democracies Perish,'' Jean F. Ravel (excerpt), 22083 [15AU]

Briefs

Memorandum on the constitutionality of a limitation on the total aggregate contributions a candidate may receive from political action committees: Wilmer, Cutler & Pickering (law firm), 20439-20441 [11AU]

Communiques

Maltese foreign policy (excerpts), 1311 [30JA]

Documents

Information Relative to the Investigation of the Death of Rodrigo A. Rojas, 19766-19768 [7AU]

Public Law 97-164 (establish National Endowment for Democracy), 28393 [3OC]

Essays

Bad Trade-Off: Jennifer Robinson, 10314 [12MY]

Explanations

Boren-Goldwater political action committees amendment to S. 655 (change certain contribution limits for congressional elections), 20773 [12AU]

Letters

Aid to Contras: several Democratic Representatives (sundry excerpts), 4698 [13MR]

Central American assistance fund: Comptroller General, 27794, 27803 [2OC]

Elections and political action committees: Honeywell Corp., 20445 [11AU]

Greek Independence Day: George Papoulias, Embassy of Greece, 27500 [1OC]

Japanese parliamentary elections: Committee on Finance, 16834 [17JY]

National Endowment for Democracy's activities: AFL-CIO (excerpt), 28391 [3OC]

———Polish American Congress, Inc. (excerpt), 28391 [3OC]

Philippine elections: sundry, 2437 [19FE]

Preservation of democracy in the Philippines: Alex A. Esclamado, 28454 [3OC]

Recovery of democracy in the Philippines: Kim Dae Jung, 10204 [8MY]

Role of small European states and relationship to U.S.: Giordano Reffi, 7263 [11AP]

Tickets to the Statue of Liberty celebration: David L. Wolper, 15935 [26JN]

———Dept. of the Interior, 16382 [14JY]

———Senator Mathias, 15935, 15936 [26JN]

Lists

Boschwitz amendments to the Central interstate low-level radioactive waste compact (S. 655), 20816 [12AU]

Messages

National Endowment for Democracy Report: President Reagan, 2382 [19FE]

State of the Union: President Reagan, 1490 [4FE]

Petitions

Chile: Democracy in Chile: International Parliamentary Assembly for Democracy in Chile, 21131 [12AU]

Poems

``Liberty,'' Eleanor S. Morse, 12055 [2JN]

``Our Statue—Teacher of Liberty,'' Sonja C. Hanson, 16448 [15JY]

Press releases

New political action committees count: FEC, 20793 [12AU]

Quotations

Education in a democracy: Thomas Jefferson, 8514 [23AP]

Justice makes democracy possible . . . : Reinhold Niebuhr, 14240 [18JN]

Tame the savageness of man, Robert F. Kennedy, 2688 [25FE]

Remarks in House

Aquino, Corazon: tribute, 23947 [18SE]

Chile: support, 11363 [20MY]

China, Republic of: civil liberties violations, 11364 [20MY]

———ending martial law, 29961 [9OC]

———formation of the Democratic Progressive Party, 29959 [9OC]

Ethiopia: development of democracy (H.R. 4076), 4108 [10MR], 4181 [10MR]

Freedom of Information Act: anniversary, 15658 [26JN]

Greek Independence Day: designate (S.J. Res. 308), 27499 [1OC]

Greek War of Independence: anniversary, 5778-5780 [20MR]

Haiti, 10166 [8MY]

———date for elections, 8854 [29AP]

———democratic elections, 2109 [18FE]

———democratic elections (H. Res. 379), 3257 [27FE], 3761 [5MR]

———peaceful transition to democracy (H. Res. 382), 3226 [27FE]

Korea, Republic of: efforts to achieve democratic elections, 2256 [19FE]

———expressing sense of Congress regarding democracy and human rights (H. Con. Res. 345), 15189-15194 [24JN]

———U.S. policy, 15189-15194 [24JN]

Latin America: expansion, 7545 [15AP]

Malta: political situation, 1310-1311 [30JA]

Monterey, VA: write in popular choice elections, 9711 [7MY]

National Endowment for Democracy: funding, 16945-16950 [17JY]

Nicaragua: 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]

Philippines: authorizing economic and military assistance (H.R. 5081), 18373 [31JY], 19695, 19698-19719 [7AU]

———national elections, 1354 [3FE], 1765 [5FE], 2033 [6FE], 2240 [18FE], 2255, 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]

United States: liberty, 5787-5789 [20MR]

Remarks in Senate

Andrus, Leon and Nellie: tribute, 6588 [27MR]

Aquino, Corazon: address to joint meeting of U.S. Congress, 23871 [18SE]

Brazil: Government transition, 22844 [11SE]

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

———efforts to destabilize transition to democracy, 19760 [7AU]

———support of agreement for transition to full democracy, 27942-27946 [2OC]

———transition, 33480 [17OC]

China, Republic of: commitment to freedom, 30281 [10OC]

———ending martial law, 32560 [16OC]

———initiation of Progressive Democratic Party, 27139 [30SE]

———opposition political parties and freedom of speech (S. Con. Res. 121), 6135 [25MR]

———visit of George McGovern and Arthur Schlesinger, Jr., 14135 [17JN]

Constitution: bicentennial observance, 23676, 23817 [17SE]

Dept. of Defense: role in preservation, 7700 [16AP]

Education: role of textbooks in society, 730 [29JA]

Elections: change certain contribution limits for congressional, 20430-20459 [11AU], 20773 [12AU]

Greek Independence Day: designate (S.J. Res. 308), 6125 [25MR], 29478 [8OC], 32622 [16OC]

History: overview of defense of ideals, 8312 [22AP]

Italy: independence day anniversary, 14446 [18JN]

Japan: parliamentary elections results, 16834 [17JY]

Korea, Republic of: national elections, 6589 [27MR]

———support for direct election of President (S. Res. 392), 9016, 9020 [30AP], 11339 [20MY]

———U.S. policy, 11354 [20MY]

Law Day: observance, 9222, 9223 [1MY]

Let Freedom Ring Day: designate (S.J. Res. 369), 15441 [25JN]

Mexico: preserve integrity of electoral process (S. Con. Res. 158), 19579 [6AU], 19756 [7AU]

National Endowment for Democracy: eliminate funding, 28389-28396 [3OC]

———funding, 33536 [17OC]

National Philippines Day: observance, 13632 [12JN]

Paraguay: support for the democratic forces (S. Con. Res. 155), 17580 [24JY]

Philippines: allocate economic support fund assistance out of funds transferred for Central American democracies, 27794-27805 [2OC]

———international election observers (S. Res. 328), 1425 [3FE]

———national elections, 1508 [4FE]

———national elections (S. Res. 345), 2185-2188 [18FE], 2309-2325 [19FE]

———resignation of Ferdinand E. Marcos (S. Res. 349), 2551 [20FE]

———transfer of political power, 2598, 2599 [24FE], 2683, 2688, 2691 [25FE], 3216 [27FE], 8011 [17AP], 14804 [20JN]

———transfer of political power (S. Res. 351), 2820-2824 [26FE], 3115 [27FE]

———U.S. visit of Corazon Aquino, 23482 [16SE]

Political action committees: establish a percentage cap on receipts, 20813 [12AU]

———prohibit contributions to national parties and require disclosure of soft money, 20460-20463 [11AU], 20802-20812 [12AU]

Political campaigns: finance reform, 29593 [8OC]

———increase limits of contributors to opponents of candidates personally financing their campaigns, 20813 [12AU]

———retain the $1,000 individual limit, 20814 [12AU]

Political parties: exempt from limits placed on direct contributions by political action committees, 20812 [12AU]

———increase expenditures allowed to be made on behalf of a candidate, 20812 [12AU]

Robinson, Jennifer: recipient of Friends of Free China award, 10314 [12MY]

San Marino: role of small European states and relationship to U.S., 7262 [11AP]

Sarney, Jose: welcome to U.S., 23035 [12SE]

South Africa: prohibit importation of coal, steel, and fluorspar (S. 2157), 4051 [7MR]

———Sharpeville and Uitenhage anniversary, 6362 [26MR]

Statue of Liberty: anniversary, 16447 [15JY]

———availability of tickets to celebration activities, 15935 [26JN], 16382 [14JY]

———symbol of freedom, 16013 [26JN]

Trust Fund for Democracy in the Philippines: establish (S.J. Res. 277), 2549 [20FE]

Reports

Elections and Political Action Committees: Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations (excerpt), 20455 [11AU]

Financing Presidential Campaigns: Committee on Rules and Administration, 20463 [11AU]

Political and Economic Development in Brazil: Bipartisan Congressional Delegation, 7545-7552 [15AP]

Statements

Aid to Contras: Bernard Aaronson, 7613 [16AP]

———sundry excerpts, 4696 [13MR]

Case for Political Action Committees—Public Affairs Council Monograph: Herbert E. Alexander, 20462 [11AU]

Changing Styles of American Party: Gary Orren, 20462 [11AU]

Communism in the Philippines: Corazon Aquino, 8604 [24AP]

Death of Democracy: Robert Hutchins, 6108 [25MR]

Elections and Political Action Committees: Eugene Eidenberg, 20455 [11AU]

———Frank Fahrenkopf, 20455 [11AU]

———Representative Leach, 20443 [11AU]

———Representative Obey, 20442 [11AU]

———Senator Boren, 20432 [11AU]

———Senator Cranston, 20791 [12AU]

———Senator Dole, 20443 [11AU]

———Senator Goldwater, 20443 [11AU]

———Senator Hart, 20443 [11AU]

———Senator Hollings, 20442 [11AU]

———Senator Stennis, 20443 [11AU]

Federal Election Campaign Act—After a Decade of Political Reform: Herbert E. Alexander and Brian A. Haggerty, 20462 [11AU]

Greek Revolution Against the Ottoman Empire: Daniel Webster, 6126 [25MR]

Liberty and Equality in Democracy: Aristotle, 6126 [25MR]

Mexican Elections: Catholic Church, 19579 [6AU]

Philippine Elections: Bill Quasha, 2284 [19FE]

Political Money and Party Strength: F. Christopher Arterton, 20462 [11AU]

Political State of Korea: Council for Promotion of Democracy, 10205 [8MY]

Rendezvous With Democracy—Miracle in Manila: Representative Solarz, 5338-5340 [18MR]

Separation of Powers: James Madison, 23817 [17SE]

South African Racial Polarization: Beyers Naude, 4051 [7MR]

State Parties in an Era of Political Change: Robert J. Huckshorn and John F. Bibby, 20462 [11AU]

U.S. Policy in Central America: Republican Policy Committee, 15527 [25JN]

Violations of Civil Liberties in South Korea: Kim Soo Hwan, 9021 [30AP]

Why Democracy Matters in Central America: President Reagan, 27800-27802 [2OC]

Summaries

Discharge Rule (H. Res. 419) on Conta Aid (H.J. Res. 283), 7364 [14AP], 8427 [22AP], 8444 [23AP]

Tables

Political parties contributions, 20808 [12AU]

Testimonies

Application and Administration of the Federal Election Campaign Act: Anthony S. Harrington, 20462 [11AU]

Texts of

H. Con. Res. 345, expressing sense of Congress regarding democracy and human rights in Korea, 15189 [24JN]

H. Res. 382, Haitian transition to democracy, 3226 [27FE]

H. Res. 395, provide documents concerning use of funds appropriated for Nicaraguan democratic resistance, 4266 [11MR], 9716 [7MY]

H.J. Res. 601, U.S. policy in Central America and assistance to the Contras in Nicaragua, 7631-7634 [16AP]

S. Con. Res. 121, Republic of China's opposition political parties and freedom of speech, 6134 [25MR]

S. Con. Res. 155, support for the democratic forces, 17579 [24JY]

S. Con. Res. 158, preserve integrity of Mexican electoral process, 19579 [6AU]

S. Res. 328, international observers at Philippine election, 1410, 1425, 1426 [3FE]

S. Res. 345, Philippine national elections, 2187 [18FE], 2312, 2325 [19FE]

S. Res. 349, resignation of Ferdinand E. Marcos, 2551 [20FE]

S. Res. 351, transfer of Philippine political power, 2820, 2875 [26FE]

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.J. Res. 308, Greek Independence Day, 6126 [25MR], 27500 [1OC], 29478 [8OC]