UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS

Addresses

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

Arms Control: President Reagan, 14587 [19JN]

Captive Nations Week: President Reagan, 17321 [22JY]

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]

Congressional Call to Conscience for Soviet Jews: Senator Bumpers, 2747 [25FE]

East-West Trade and National Security: Roger W. Robinson, Jr., 7342-7344 [11AP]

Friendship With Andrei Sakharov and Yelena Bonner: Sidney D. Drell, 11681 [21MY]

Human Rights: Anatoly Scharansky, 11622 [21MY]

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

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

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

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

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]

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

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

SDI & Nuclear Technology—Lessons From Challenger and Chernobyl: James W. Vaughan, Jr., 15942 [26JN]

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

Solidarity Sunday for Soviet Jewry: Anatoly Scharansky, 10604 [14MY]

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

Soviet Intelligence Activities: Senator Moynihan, 2367 [19FE]

Soviet Jewry and the Jewish Community of Nicaragua: Richard Schifter, 9085-9087 [30AP]

Star Wars: President Reagan (excerpt), 14629 [19JN]

Strategic Defense Initiative: President Reagan, 33169 [17OC]

———Senator Chafee, 18975 [4AU]

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

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

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

Advertisements

Nuclear blasts should be banned, 2908 [26FE]

Amendments

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

Atomic power plants: accident (H. Res. 440), 9208, 9209 [1MY]

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

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

Analyses

Soviet Missile Defense Activities: Union of Concerned Scientists, 12138 [3JN]

Appeal

Prisoners of Conscience, 29945 [9OC]

Articles and editorials

ABA and Soviet Lawyers, 23921 [18SE]

ABM—A New Soviet Violation, 5125 [18MR]

Administration Is Divided Over Cheap Grain for Soviets—Australia Calls Legislation ``Devastating'', 20233 [9AU]

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]

After Scharansky? What's Next for Soviet Jewry?, 3571 [4MR]

Agony in Afghanistan, 5959 [21MR]

Ailing ``Refuseniks'' Seek Aid—Moscow Denies Visas to Cancer Victims, 13726 [13JN]

Alaska Vulnerable to Soviet Infiltration, 14190 [17JN], 15483 [25JN]

Alliance Cure—Redeployment, 11992 [22MY]

Americans Don't Want War—They Want Houses, With Yards, and So Do I, 11188 [19MY], 11684, 11790 [21MY]

Angola—Viva Savimbi, 3570 [4MR]

Another Name for Nuclear Freeze, 23484 [16SE]

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

Anti-Tactical Ballistic Missiles—New Threat to the ABM Treaty, 11632 [21MY]

Appeal for Peace, 7251 [10AP]

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]

Australians Protest, 20233 [9AU]

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

Baltic Freedom Day, 14832 [20JN]

Baltic Holocaust Hasn't Ended, 14193 [17JN], 15648 [25JN]

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]

Begin To Deploy Incremental SDI Where Possible, 31384 [15OC]

Behind the Hype, Questions Persist on Space Defense, 541 [27JA]

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

Bonner a Human Rights Heroine, 8959 [29AP]

Bonner Fears Soviets Will Isolate Her and Sakharov for Life, 11653 [21MY]

Bonner's Habit of Free Speech, 12034 [22MY]

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

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

Buried Alive—Plight of Soviet Jews, 11805-11806 [21MY], 12278 [3JN]

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

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

Chemical Weapons Rerun, 17521-17523 [23JY]

Chemical Weapons—Restoring a Climate of Control, 8102 [21AP]

Chernobyl and Arms Control, 9476 [5MY], 9796 [7MY], 9977 [8MY]

Chernobyl—Greatest Industrial Accident in Mankind's History, 16003 [26JN]

Chicken or Egg?, 2645 [24FE]

Chickens Will Get Away, 11830 [21MY]

Christian Women Face Increasing Persecution, 18384 [31JY]

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

Communist Expansion (excerpt), 4692 [13MR]

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

Compliance With SALT II, 33488 [17OC]

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

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

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

Countering Soviet Propaganda, 23343 [15SE]

Couple in Desperate Straits, 5435 [19MR]

Crisis of Conscience, 23678 [17SE]

Crossroads on Nuclear Testing, 18048 [30JY]

Cultivated Starvation, 25733 [24SE]

Customer Convenience? Not in Russia, 16043 [26JN]

Daniloff Affair—National Disgrace, 24720 [18SE]

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

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

Deep Arms Cuts Could Upset Balance, 19131 [5AU]

Defining Defense by U.S. Purpose, 19184 [5AU]

Diplomatic Blunder, 14669 [19JN]

Disarmament by Stages, 340 [22JA]

Disinformation Campaign Against Draza Mihailovich (excerpt), 27516 [1OC]

Do You Remember Me, Vlady?, 3024 [27FE]

Doing a Number on Strategic Defense Initiative Funding, 19160 [5AU]

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

Downhill to a Summit, 25720 [23SE]

Dreams of a Magical Shield, 5177 [18MR]

East European Tourists Increasing, 4007 [6MR]

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

Efforts of Ida Nudel To Emigrate From the Soviet Union, 21752 [14AU]

Elagu Vaba Eesti, 3167 [27FE]

Encounter on a Moscow Subway, 422 [23JA]

Escape to Freedom—Lithuanian Trekked 350 Miles To Flee Soviet Gulag, 8224 [21AP]

Europe and the Missiles, 2636 [24FE]

Exiles Fight for Cultural Survival, 12990 [9JN]

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

Experts Say Soviet Has Conducted Space Tests on Antimissile Weapons, 33606 [17OC]

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

Fears of an Afghan Sellout, 10551 [13MY]

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

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

Folly of Untested Weapons, 1647 [4FE]

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

Freedom and Our Free Press, 2556 [20FE]

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

Freedom's Ring, 12299 [3JN]

From Russia, Thwarted Love, 5039 [14MR]

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

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

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

Gift From His Wife, 2281 [19FE]

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

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]

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

High-Tech Vigilance, 1929-1931 [6FE]

Holocaust Hasn't Ended, 14422 [18JN]

How ``Public'' Is the Broadcasting?, 25734 [24SE]

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

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

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

Ida Nudel's Long White Night-19098, 22174 [15AU]

Identify All Helsinki Violators, 7574 [15AP]

In the Soviet Union, Many Scharanskys, 10544 [13MY], 11775 [21MY]

In the Soviet Union—Five Jews, 12532 [4JN]

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

International Pork Barrel, 11830 [21MY]

Is Moscow Listening?, 2368 [19FE]

It's For You, Ivan, 2368 [19FE]

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

January 12—Day of Solidarity With Ukrainian Political Prisoners, 223 [22JA]

Japanese Participation in Star Wars, 4875 [14MR]

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]

Kachajian's Rebellion, 32340 [16OC]

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

Kids Write Gorbachev Requesting Permission for Kaisa Randpere To Emigrate From Soviet Union, 11926 [22MY]

Lenin's Address to the Ninth World All-Russian Congress of Soviets (excerpt), 20231 [9AU]

Let Reagan Be Reaganized, 8431 [22AP]

Let's Face It, We Goofed, 16004 [26JN]

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

Life Above All, 23195 [12SE]

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

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

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

Making Better Use of the Standing Consultative Commission, 8315-8319 [22AP]

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

Malta (excerpts), 1310 [30JA]

Man Named Yuri Orlov, 10714 [14MY]

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

Match Gorbachev on Test Ban, 22853 [11SE]

May Not Be Science Fiction, 11830 [21MY]

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

McNamara and Brown Question Missile Defense, 10770 [15MY]

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

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

Misinformation on Disinformation, 26893 [29SE]

Misleading the People, 3998 [6MR]

Missionaries for Democracy—U.S. Aid for Global Pluralism, 13387-13389 [11JN]

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

Modicum of Trust, 25083 [19SE]

Moscow Meeting Attacks West, 2150 [18FE]

Moscow Must Start Complying With the 1975 Helsinki Agreement, 7418, 7428 [14AP], 7573, 7582 [15AP]

Moscow's Withdrawal Ruse, 14084 [17JN]

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

Mr. Scharansky's Message, 10715 [14MY]

My KGB—Andrei Sakharov, in Smuggled Letters, Discloses His Torment (sundry), 17585-17589 [24JY]

My Life With Sakharov, 11678 [21MY]

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

Nail the KGB's Eavesdroppers, 2368 [19FE]

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

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

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

New SDI Perspective, 5320 [18MR]

Nicaragua, 11619 [21MY]

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

None of Your Beeswax, 12290 [3JN]

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

Nuclear Cooperation, 2819 [26FE]

Nuclear Testing (excerpt), 9019 [30AP]

Numbers Do Matter, 341 [22JA]

Nyet to Test Bans, 8231 [21AP]

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

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

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

Our Greatest Hero of the 20th Century, 11227 [19MY]

Our Hostage in Moscow, 22484 [9SE]

Out of the Blue, How ``Star Wars'' Was Proposed, 18930-18933 [4AU]

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

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

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

PBS' Foot-Dragging on ``Harvest'' Raises a Crop of Questions, 25733 [24SE]

Pentagon May Discard ASAT System, 17512 [23JY]

Pentagon Plans To Create a Think Tank for SDI, 3390 [3MR]

Pentagon Sees Research Peril in Budget Cuts, 1828 [6FE]

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

Persecution of Andrei Sakharov, 11773 [21MY]

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

Politics vs. Principles, 20942 [12AU]

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

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

Preaching Peace While Testing Weapons, 5952 [21MR]

President's Chance, 2624 [24FE]

President's Finest Hour, 30463 [14OC]

``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]

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

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

Reagan Arms Policy, 14199 [17JN]

Reagan Botched the Daniloff Affair, 24815 [19SE]

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

Reagan Undamaged by Summit, 32333 [16OC]

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

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

Reagan's Exotic Interpretation of the ABM Treaty, 8482-8484 [23AP]

Reagan's Russian, 10549 [13MY]

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

Red and the Black—In the Soviet Union, Some Races Are More Equal Than Others, 11339 [20MY]

Refusenik Cancer Ward—Phone Call to U.S. From Ailing Soviets Underscores Battle of Disease and Politics, 24722 [18SE]

Refusniks Still Keep the Faith, 33568 [17OC]

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

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

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

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

Return to Gorky, and a Nobel Speech, 11685 [21MY], 12034 [22MY]

Reverberations of the Space Crisis—A Troubled Future for ``Star Wars''—Officials Say Problems Are Minor, but Others Cite Wide Disarray, 14491-14493 [19JN]

Road to Yalta, 23848 [17SE]

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

Russians Are Listening, 2367, 2368 [19FE]

Russians Sought U.S. Banks To Gain High-Tech Secrets, 4049-4051 [7MR]

Safeguarding Our Military Space Systems, 7470-7472 [15AP], 14212-14214 [17JN]

SALT II, 19180 [5AU]

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]

SALT II—Renounce It, 7700 [16AP]

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

Satellite Vulnerability, 8098 [21AP]

SDI and Compliance—Latest Test Revives ABM Treaty Dilemma, 26889 [29SE]

SDI Monitor Interim Report, August 25, 1986, 33607 [17OC]

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]

Seeds of Suspicion Over the Wheat Deal, 17222 [22JY]

Senator and His Space Refrain, 21411 [13AU]

Shortsighted on Stockpiles?, 12531 [4JN]

Shultz Assails Reagan Decision To Subsidize Grain for Soviets, 20233 [9AU]

Sister Wages 14-Year Battle To Win Ida Nudel's Freedom, 19619 [6AU]

Skewing Words to Political Advantage, 33607 [17OC]

Software Seen as Obstacle in Developing ``Star Wars'', 28334-28336 [3OC]

Some Reagan Defense Points Miss Mark, 3113 [27FE]

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

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

Soviet Anti-Missile Defense Which Was Not (series), 30288-30304 [10OC]

Soviet Arms Pact Breaches—Charges Questioned, 12848 [6JN]

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 Jewry—The World Must Not Be Fooled by ``Menu 9A'', 22012 [15AU], 22610 [10SE]

Soviet Jewry—World Must Not Be Fooled by ``Menu 9A'', 22177 [15AU]

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 Strategic Defense Programs, 7389 [14AP]

Soviet Support of Narcotics Trafficking (excerpt), 2476 [20FE]

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 Exploit Civilian Discontent, 29185 [7OC]

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

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

Soviets Should Fulfill Pledge of Family Visits, 7506 [15AP]

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

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

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

Space Shield Plan—``Star Wars,'' 3 Years Later, 14493 [19JN]

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

Spiking the Ukrainian Famine, Again, 25735-25737 [24SE]

Stakes in Reagan's SALT Decision, 8490 [23AP]

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 Spinoff, 23922 [18SE]

Star Wars' Two Edges, 11095 [15MY]

Star Wars—A Program in Disarray, 18933 [4AU]

``Star Wars''—A Way of Going It Alone, 4708 [13MR]

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

Still MAD, 11354 [20MY]

Stockholm Treaty, 25461 [23SE]

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

Strategic Defense Initiatives, 18940 [4AU], 20108, 20109 [8AU]

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

Suit Charges Contractor Lied, 23845 [17SE]

Survivability of Strategic Defense Initiative Systems, 7469 [15AP]

Taiwan Stresses Development of New Domestic Fighter, 8544 [23AP]

Tale of a Ruined City—Fighting Over Rubble, 29187 [7OC]

10 Years Later, the Legacy of the Moscow Helsinki Group, 10715 [14MY]

Terrorist Links, 2475 [20FE]

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]

Testing and Development of ``Exotic'' Systems Under the ABM Treaty—The Great Reinterpretation Caper, 18968-18972 [4AU]

Their Cry Is, ``Let Our People Go'', 1313 [30JA]

They Were Expendable, 12823 [5JN]

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

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

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

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]

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

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

Trading With the Russians (excerpt), 18681 [1AU]

Traveling Kremlin Salesmen, 9945 [7MY]

Trial Inspires Student Playwright, 5986 [21MR]

Troubled Laser Scientist Quitting Weapons Work, 23679 [17SE]

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

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

Tuesday Is Chris Lapp Day, and Departure Time for Russia, 31221 [14OC]

U.N. Soviet Mission and KGB, 26623 [27SE]

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

U.S. Aide Says Soviet Has Kept Most Arms Pacts, 2681 [25FE], 3867 [6MR]

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

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

U.S. Can't Bow to Merchant-Marine Blitz, 11225 [19MY]

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

U.S. in Space—It's Time To Get the Priorities Straight, 12819 [5JN]

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

U.S. Lawyers in Moscow, 17320 [22JY]

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

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

U.S. Record Reveals No ``Moral Right'' To Champion Liberties, 2151 [18FE]

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

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

UCLA-Occidental-Gorbachev Connection, 17924 [29JY]

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

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

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

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

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

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 Mourn, Moscow Carps, 1743 [5FE]

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

What Are the Soviets Afraid Of?, 14860 [20JN]

What Do Soviets Fear?, 12281 [3JN]

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

What Scharansky Means to the World—Others Need Help, 3669 [5MR]

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

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

When Truth Is Subversive, 13037 [9JN]

Where Money Would Come From, 21463 [14AU]

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]

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

Why Not a Test Ban?, 646 [28JA]

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

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

Why We Must Persevere for Soviet Jews, 11095 [15MY]

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

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

Wishful Test-Ban Thinking, 8225 [21AP]

With Chernobyl's Victims, 17923 [29JY]

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]

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

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

``Yes'' for an Answer, 6063 [25MR]

Bills and resolutions

Afghanistan Day: designate (see S.J. Res. 272)

Agriculture: compliance with long-term grain purchase agreement (see H. Con. Res. 405)

Andrei Sakharov Honor and Freedom Day: designate (see S.J. Res. 326; H.J. Res. 608)

Angola: U.S. business policy (see S. Res. 381)

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

Atomic energy: identify individuals exposed to radiation at Chernobyl, U.S.S.R., nuclear accident to monitor health status (see S. Con. Res. 156; H. Con. Res. 373)

———NRC review and application of recommendations of joint report on Chernobyl power plant accident (see H.J. Res. 674)

———NRC study of reactor accident at Chernobyl (see H.R. 5121)

———prohibit purchase of uranium enrichment services from Soviet Union (see H.R. 4048)

Atomic power plants: accident (see S. Con. Res. 148; S. Res. 390; H. Con. Res. 333; H. Res. 439, 440)

———assistance to replenish contaminated agricultural commodities (see H. Res. 449)

Atomic warfare: arms control negotiations (see S. Con. Res. 112)

———policy in conformance with restrictions of 1972 Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty (see H. Con. Res. 336)

Atomic weapons: verification of test ban treaties (see S. Con. Res. 135)

Atomic weapons tests: mutual and verifiable moratorium (see S. 2220)

Baltic Freedom Day: designate (see S.J. Res. 271; H.J. Res. 500)

Baltic States: freedom and independence (see H.J. Res. 669)

Bonner, Yelena: authorized treatment in the U.S. (see H. Con. Res. 269)

———award Congressional Gold Medal (see H.R. 4867)

Civil liberties: persecution of Ukrainian and Helsinki monitoring groups (see H. Con. Res. 332)

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

Diplomats: reciprocal representation (see S. Con. Res. 163)

District of Columbia: delay in occupying new chancery (see H. Con. Res. 398)

Espionage: cryptographic equipment at communication satellites facilities (see S. 2348)

Foreign trade: remove controls on exports of certain petroleum and gas equipment and technology (see S. 2437)

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

Health: identify individuals exposed to radiation at Chernobyl, U.S.S.R., nuclear accident to monitor health status (see S. Con. Res. 156; H. Con. Res. 373)

Helsinki Human Rights Day: designate (see S.J. Res. 371; H.J. Res. 667)

Helsinki Monitoring Groups: Soviet persecution of members (see S. Con. Res. 154)

Lithuanian Independence Day: designate (see S.J. Res. 259)

Meiman, Inna: emigration (see S. Con. Res. 131; H. Con. Res. 317, 404)

Meiman, Naum: emigration (see S. Con. Res. 131; H. Con. Res. 317, 404)

National Andrei Sakharov Day: designate (see S.J. Res. 323; H.J. Res. 596)

Postal communications: interference (see S. Con. Res. 164; H. Con. Res. 384)

Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, Inc.: harmful interference with broadcasts (see H. Con. Res. 391)

Radioactive pollution: prohibit imports from countries contaminated by Soviet power plant accident (see H.J. Res. 622)

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

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

Sakharov, Andrei: award Congressional Gold Medal (see H.R. 4867)

SALT II: discharge committee from further consideration of treaty (see S. Res. 445)

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

Solidarity Sunday: support (see S. Res. 398)

Solidarity Sunday for Soviet Jewry: New York, NY, observance (see H. Res. 420)

Tourist trade: restrictions for U.S. citizens based upon release of Nicholas Daniloff (see H.R. 5529)

U.N.: seating of Ukrainian and Byelorussian delegations (see H. Res. 383)

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

———Soviet-implanted listening devices (see H. Con. Res. 398)

Ukrainian Helsinki Monitoring Group: Soviet persecution of members (see S. Con. Res. 154)

Vaccination: U.S.-Soviet cooperation (see H. Res. 430)

Voice of America: harmful interference with broadcasts (see H. Con. Res. 391)

Biographies

Anatoly T. Marchenko, 13382 [11JN]

Backus, John, 14631 [19JN]

Carson, Mark J., 14631 [19JN]

Feliks A. Serebrov, 13630 [12JN]

Fisher, Daniel S., 14631 [19JN]

Hobenberg, Pierre C., 14631 [19JN]

Viktor A. Nekipelov, 13145 [10JN]

Wilson, Robert W., 14631 [19JN]

Yelena Georgievna Bonner, 11790 [21MY]

Books

``Autobiography,'' Anwar el-Sadat (excerpt), 3464 [4MR]

``Breaking With Moscow,'' Arkady Shevchenko (excerpt), 30709 [14OC]

``Combat on Communist Territory,'' Frederic N. Smith (excerpt), 3461 [4MR]

``Game Plan,'' Zbigniew Brzezinski (excerpt), 21068 [12AU]

``Life of Lenin,'' Louis Fischer (excerpt), 18681 [1AU], 20231 [9AU]

``Mars Project—Journeys Beyond the Cold War,'' Senator Matsunaga (excerpt), 13738 [13JN]

``Progress, Coexistence, and Intellectual Freedom,'' Andrei Sakharov (excerpt), 7098 [10AP]

``Russia and the West Under Lenin and Stalin,'' George F. Kennan (excerpt), 18681 [1AU], 20231 [9AU]

``Soviet Military Power,'' Dept. of Defense (excerpt), 19179 [5AU], 33488 [17OC]

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

``Years of Upheaval,'' Henry A. Kissinger (excerpt), 22611 [10SE]

Chronologies

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

Citations

Awarding of Nobel Prize to Andrei Sakharov: Nobel Prize Committee, 11680 [21MY]

Draza Mihailovich: Harry S. Truman (excerpt), 27514, 27515 [1OC]

Colloquies

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

Commentaries

Communism: Dan Rather, 4693 [13MR]

Communiques

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

Directive

National Security Decision 145: President Reagan (excerpt), 30710 [14OC]

Documents

Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty (excerpt), 18974 [4AU]

Czechoslovak-Polish Declaration, 4377 [11MR]

Declaration on Human Rights, Article 12: U.N. (excerpt), 25852 [24SE]

Helsinki Final Act (excerpt), 9984 [8MY]

SALT II Treaty: Article XV (excerpt), 4016 [7MR]

Essays

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

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

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

Factsheets

Building an Interim Framework for ``True'' Mutual Restraint: President Reagan, 3504 [4MR]

Chronology on the Production of Binary Nerve Gas, 13167 [10JN]

Continuing the SALT No-Undercut Policy, 3864 [6MR]

Forewords

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

Inscription

Lithuanian freedom, 3464 [4MR]

Interviews

Long White Night: Ida Nudel, 29591-29593 [8OC]

Strategic defense initiative: Los Angeles (CA) Times with Robert S. McNamara, 32825 [17OC]

———Newsweek with President Reagan, 18930 [4AU]

Letters

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]

Allegations against the Strategic Defense Initiative Organization: Senators Durenberger and Leahy, 8542 [23AP]

———Strategic Defense Initiative Organization, 8542 [23AP]

Anatoly Ponomaryov: Amnesty International, 17233 [22JY]

———several Senators, 17234 [22JY]

Andrei Sakharov and Yelena Bonner: Senator Mitchell, 11786 [21MY]

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]

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 power plant accident in Soviet Union: Senators Simon and Hart, 9084 [30AP]

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]

Byelorussian independence anniversary: Byelorussian Congress Committee of America, 6140 [25MR]

———several Representatives, 6788 [8AP]

Civil liberties in Angola: Jonas Savimbi (excerpt), 23641 [17SE]

Competitive intelligence analysis: Senator Helms (sundry), 26891 [29SE]

———Senators Wallop and Symms, 26891 [29SE]

Compliance with Helsinki Final Act: Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe, 7507 [15AP]

Compliance with SALT II: Senator Byrd, 7693 [16AP]

———Senators Quayle and Hollings (Dear Colleague), 7927 [17AP]

———several Members of Congress, 33487 [17OC]

———sundry Representatives, 12288 [3JN]

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

Efforts of Naum and Inna Meiman to emigrate: Joel L. Lebowitz, 5185 [18MR]

———Mark B. Klein and Peter Shinkel, 4498 [12MR]

Efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union: Inna Meiman, 12504 [4JN]

———Naum Meiman, 9262 [1MY], 12271 [3JN], 13379 [11JN], 17724 [24JY]

Efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union: Anya Edelstein, 18588 [31JY]

———Frederick H. Lowy and several medical scientists and physicians, 20177 [8AU]

———Michael D. Varbalow, 18588 [31JY]

———Naum Meiman, 18023 [29JY]

———several Soviet Jews, 18998 [4AU]

———sundry, 18137-18140 [30JY]

Emigration of Gennady and Natasha Khassin: Senator Hatch, 19474 [6AU]

Emigration of Soviet Jews: several Senators, 8003 [17AP]

Expression of gratitude to Senate for support: Nicholas Daniloff, 24822 [19SE]

Galina Zelichenok Case: Union of Councils for Soviet Jews, 25702 [23SE]

Great Peace March: Laura Monagan, 14467 [18JN]

Helsinki accords: Abe Stolar, 18797 [1AU]

Iceland summit: sundry organizations, 30418 [10OC]

Jewish efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union: Inna Begun, 3565 [4MR]

Jewish emigration from the Soviet Union: Inda Margulis, 19139 [5AU]

Medical screening of U.S. tourists exposed to Soviet atomic power plant accident: Representative Fish, 9201 [1MY]

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

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

Nuclear testing: President Reagan, 9020 [30AP]

———several U.S. Nobel laureates, 19832 [7AU]

Permit emigration of certain cancer victims from Soviet Union for treatment: several Members of Congress, 29968 [9OC]

Permit emigration of Inna Meiman from Soviet Union for cancer treatment, 29968 [9OC]

Polish Mujahideen: Lech Zondek, 16517 [15JY]

Presidential arms control policies: Gerard Smith, 16536 [16JY]

Prisoners of conscience, 29945 [9OC]

Proposal for Mikhail Gorbachev to address a joint session of Congress: Senator Byrd, 358, 359 [23JA]

Release of Alexander Yakir from Soviet Union: Senator Dole, 16532 [16JY]

Release of Andrei Sakharov from exile: Sidney D. Drell, 11681 [21MY]

Release of Nicholas Daniloff: Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, 26623 [27SE]

Romania most favored nation status: George P. Shultz, Sec. of State, 17960 [29JY]

SALT II: Senator Helms, 3500 [4MR]

———Senators Helms, Quayle, and McClure, 3502 [4MR]

———Senators McClure, Wallop, Symms, and Quayle, 3501 [4MR]

———Senators Symms and Wallop, 3502 [4MR]

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]

Soviet arms control agreements: Representative Dornan, 14661 [19JN]

Soviet compliance with grain agreement: sundry Members of Congress, 29838 [8OC]

Soviet imprisonment: Nadezhda Fradkova, 4279 [11MR]

Soviet imprisonment of Anatoly Scharansky: I. Milgrom, 9189 [1MY]

Soviet Jewish emigration efforts: Ida Nudel (excerpt), 7214 [10AP]

Soviet missile silos: Caspar W. Weinberger, Sec. of Defense, 20770 [12AU]

Soviet treatment of Jewish activists: Boris Chernobilsky (excerpt), 21234 [13AU]

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]

Strategic defense initiative: Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, 19186 [5AU]

———Dept. of Defense, 10323 [12MY], 19169 [5AU]

———John Kogut and Michael Weissman, 18959 [4AU]

———President Reagan, 19178 [5AU]

———Senator Levin, 10322, 10325 [12MY]

———Senators Bradley and Hatch, 14186 [17JN]

———several Senators, 14186 [17JN]

Strategic defense research: several Members of Congress, 18945 [4AU]

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 Andrei Sakharov: Representative Feighan, 11828 [21MY]

———Robert L. Bernstein, 11823 [21MY]

U.S. adherence to SALT II: Dept. of State, 993 [29JA]

U.S. policy with Angola: George P. Shultz, Sec. of State, 23638 [17SE]

U.S.-U.S.S.R. summit meeting: Senator Byrd (sundry), 7522, 7523 [15AP]

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]

Lists

Armenian prisoners of conscience, 16447 [15JY]

Biographies of delegates to the joint meeting of the Lawyers Alliance for Nuclear Arms Control and Association of Soviet Lawyers, 12788 [5JN]

Call to Conscience Vigil for Soviet Jews, 16872 [17JY]

Captive nations, 17688 [24JY]

Christian prisoners in the Soviet Union, 18379-18384 [31JY]

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

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

Imprisoned members of Helsinki monitoring groups in USSR and Lithuania, 29947 [9OC]

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

Nobel Prize-winning scientists who oppose star wars operations, 11193 [19MY]

Principles agreed to at Helsinki's Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe, 15989 [26JN]

Recommendations for the Vienna Review Conference: International Parliamentary Group for Human Rights in the Soviet Union, 28507 [3OC]

Scientists who signed the strategic defense initiative petition, 14631 [19JN]

SDI quotes, 18936 [4AU]

Soviet arms control treaty violations, 3498 [4MR]

Soviet SALT deactivations, 12358 [4JN], 12546 [5JN]

Manifestoes

Lithuanian independence: Lithuanian Catholic World Congress, 3461 [4MR]

Memorandums

NATO Allies and the Issue of Continued U.S. Observance of SALT II Limits: Library of Congress, 7693 [16AP]

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

Memorials of legislature

Alaska, 8786 [28AP]

Arizona, 7221 [10AP]

California, 27268 [30SE], 27551 [1OC]

Colorado, 10404 [13MY], 10523 [13MY], 12129 [3JN], 12479 [4JN]

Hawaii, 10990 [15MY]

Illinois, 11448 [20MY], 22246 [8SE], 22448 [9SE]

Maine, 13737 [13JN]

Maryland, 11466 [20MY]

West Virginia, 3107 [27FE], 3956 [6MR]

Messages

ACDA Report: President Reagan, 1396 [3FE]

Fishery Agreement With the Soviet Union: President Reagan, 16366 [14JY]

Nuclear Proliferation: President Reagan, 1873 [6FE]

Proposals on Atomic Weapons: Presidium of the Supreme Soviet, 157 [21JA]

Test Ban: Presidium of the Supreme Soviet, 5615 [20MR]

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]

Newsletters

Visit to the Soviet Union: Representative Florio, 22761 [10SE]

Papers

Soviet Maskirovka and Arms Control Verification: William R. Harris, 3491 [4MR]

Soviet Noncompliance: ACDA, 5117-5124 [18MR]

Team B—The Reality Behind the Myth, 26893-26902 [29SE]

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]

Petitions

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

Atomic weapons tests, 5830 [20MR]

———Richmond, CA, City Council, 7430 [14AP]

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

Captive Nations Week: Baltic American Committee of Greater Cleveland, OH, 16515 [15JY]

Civil liberties for Jews, 30307 [10OC]

Concern for Yuriy Shukhevych: Philadelphia, PA, City Council, 10546 [13MY]

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

House of Representatives remaining in session until conclusion of summit meetings with Soviet Union: Peter J. Cojanis, 31220 [14OC]

Lithuanian independence: Detroit Lithuanian Organizations Center, 2846 [26FE]

Material help for Afghan Freedom Fighters: Pro America, 5866 [20MR]

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

Soviet electronic espionage in U.S.: Catholic War Veterans of the United States, 16372 [14JY]

Soviet occupation of Afghanistan: Catholic War Veterans of the United States, 16372 [14JY]

Soviet Union occupation of certain Bering Sea islands: National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution, 16844 [17JY]

Strategic defense initiative: 1,600 laboratory scientists, 14629 [19JN]

Support for victims of Ukrainian holocaust: American Foundation for Negro Affairs, 30411 [10OC]

———Board of Judges of the Court of Common Pleas, Philadelphia, PA, 30412 [10OC]

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

War criminals: Executive Committee of the Lvov Regional Soviet of People's Deputies, 28332 [3OC]

Poems

``God Is in a Man'', 23195 [12SE]

``I Will Live and Survive,'' Irina Ratushinskaya, 24708 [18SE]

``Igor Gerashchenko,'' Irina Ratushinskaya, 19889 [7AU]

``Song for Yuriy Shukhevych'', 16389 [14JY]

``To Tanya and Vanya,'' Irina Ratushinskaya, 24713 [18SE]

``Verandaraamat,'' Ivar Ivask, 2765 [25FE]

Press releases

American Latvian Association To Celebrate 35th Anniversary in Washington, DC, May 2-4, 1986, 9004 [29AP]

Efforts of Inna Meiman, Tanya Bogomolny, and Benjamin Charny to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 18023 [29JY]

Proclamations

Captive Nations Week: President Reagan, 17688 [24JY]

Questions and answers

Strategic defense initiative: Caspar W. Weinberger, Sec. of Defense, 12639 [5JN]

Quotations

Slave labor in the Soviet Union: Anatoly Scharansky, 12308 [4JN]

Soviet arms capability: President Reagan, 14685 [19JN]

Soviet trade with Caterpillar Co.: Vladimir I. Lenin, 18681 [1AU]

Strategic defense initiative: David Parnas, 16338 [14JY]

———George Keyworth, 18930 [4AU]

———John Kogut, 4391 [12MR]

———sundry, 4391 [12MR]

Remarks in House

ABC: interview with Vladimir Posner, 3024 [27FE], 3377 [3MR]

Afghanistan: invasion, 15656 [26JN]

———policy, 18036 [29JY]

———troop presence, 32172 [16OC]

———U.S. policy, 10550 [13MY]

Afghanistan Day: designate (S.J. Res. 272), 5786 [20MR]

Agriculture: administration offer to subsidize grain sales, 21451 [13AU]

———wheat sale, 19016 [5AU]

Air Force: research and development funds for monitoring and verification of arms control agreements, 21209 [13AU]

Aircraft carriers: history of use, 16511 [15JY]

American Foundation for Negro Affairs: support for victims of Ukrainian holocaust, 30411 [10OC]

American Latvian Association: anniversary, 9003 [29AP]

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

Angola: activities of the National Union for the Total Independence of Angola, 16988 [17JY]

———U.S. policy, 1301 [30JA]

Annual summit meetings: holding, 27320 [30SE]

Arms control: adherence to SALT II numerical sublimits (H. Con. Res. 350), 14641, 14645 [19JN], 14678, 14697 [25JN]-14702, 14709 [19JN], 14982 [23JN]

———annual report on treaty compliance, 21708 [14AU]

———atomic weapons treaty violations, 2439 [19FE], 12017 [22MY], 22319, 22357 [9SE]

———compliance with SALT II, 8035 [17AP], 8431 [22AP], 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], 22741 [10SE], 24778 [19SE], 25383 [23SE], 26054 [24SE], 27320, 27322, 27324, 27325 [30SE], 27436, 27446 [30SE], 27459 [1OC], 29607 [8OC], 29962 [9OC], 29966, 30397, 30418 [10OC], 30717 [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, 30159 [10OC]

———summit meeting negotiations with Soviet Union, 32173 [16OC]

———summit meeting with U.S., 25720 [23SE], 27458, 27460 [1OC]

———test ban, 351 [22JA]

Atomic energy: notification and information regarding atomic power plant accident, 9106 [30AP]

———prohibit purchase of uranium enrichment services from the Soviet Union (H.R. 4048), 490 [23JA], 533 [23JA]

———recommendations of report relative to power plant accident (H.J. Res. 674), 16879 [17JY]

Atomic power plant accident, 25383 [23SE]

Atomic power plant accidents: humanitarian assistance, 9204 [1MY]

———medical screening of exposed U.S. tourists, 9201 [1MY]

———notification (H. Res. 440), 9206 [1MY]

Atomic power plants: accident, 8852, 8856, 8885 [29AP], 9106, 9107, 9135 [30AP], 9180 [30AP], 9186, 9187, 9188, 9204 [1MY], 9430 [5MY], 9476, 9479 [5MY], 9489 [6MY], 10121, 10124 [8MY], 10444, 10514 [13MY], 11481 [20MY], 11833 [21MY], 12297 [3JN], 30149 [9OC]

———accident (H. Res. 440), 9206 [1MY]

———Gorbachev statement on accident, 10968 [15MY]

———international cooperative effort to evaluate health effects of accident (H. Con. Res. 373), 18036 [29JY]

Atomic power plants accidents: donation of surplus dairy cows and beef to people of countries contaminated by nuclear accident (H. Con. Res. 333), 10122 [8MY]

Atomic warfare: capabilities, 1061 [30JA]

———strategic defense initiative, 1428, 1430, 1435 [3FE], 2019 [6FE], 2221, 2233 [18FE], 2260 [19FE], 4852 [13MR], 5320 [18MR], 10549 [13MY], 11095 [15MY], 11455, 11458 [20MY], 11830 [21MY], 12025 [22MY], 12307 [4JN], 12818 [5JN], 13892 [16JN], 14212 [17JN], 15632 [25JN], 18027 [29JY], 18593, 18599 [31JY], 21420, 21445 [13AU], 21704, 21720 [14AU], 22308 [8SE], 22319, 22357 [9SE], 23597 [16SE], 31497 [15OC], 32683 [16OC], 33662 [17OC]

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

———moratorium, 15649 [25JN]

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

———proliferation, 13656 [12JN]

———reduction, 9697 [6MY]

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

Balkan States: human rights, 12835 [5JN]

Baltic Freedom Day: designate (H.J. Res. 500), 524 [23JA], 13764 [16JN]

———designate (S.J. Res. 271), 10964 [15MY]

———observance, 13656 [12JN], 14193 [17JN], 15648 [25JN]

Begun, Yosif: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 8025 [17AP], 18594 [31JY]

———Soviet imprisonment, 10973, 10974, 10978 [15MY], 11465 [20MY]

Beilin, Yakov, and family: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 12022 [22MY]

Berenshtein, Iosif: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 7821 [16AP]

Berlin Wall: anniversary, 21143 [13AU]

———rename Checkpoint Charlie in honor of Arthur D. Nicholson, Jr., 21706 [14AU]

Bogomolny, Benjamin: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 10973, 10977, 10978 [15MY]

Bogomolny, Tanya: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 18022 [29JY]

Bonner, Yelena: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 31-36 [21JA], 344 [22JA], 646 [28JA], 1004 [29JA]

Burshtein, Albert (Chaim): efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 18828 [1AU], 19004 [4AU]

Byelorussia: independence anniversary, 6787 [8AP]

Cancer patients: efforts to emigrate, 24722 [18SE]

Captive Nations Week: observance, 16515, 16521 [15JY], 17162 [21JY], 17321, 17331, 17335, 17336, 17338 [22JY], 17518 [23JY], 17597, 17687, 17688 [24JY], 17717, 17723 [24JY], 18595 [31JY], 19007 [4AU]

Charny, Benjamin: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 16984 [17JY], 18022 [29JY]

Chemical warfare: alleged Soviet use in Southeast Asia, 12290, 12303 [3JN]

———ban weapons, 12299 [3JN], 12307 [4JN], 13643 [12JN]

———binary nerve gas, 12836 [5JN], 13048 [10JN], 13167 [10JN]

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

Chernobilsky, Boris, and family: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 21234 [13AU]

Chernobyl Accident Study Act: enact (H.R. 5121), 16260 [26JN]

Churchill, Winston S.: anniversary of speech regarding Soviet influence in Europe, 3762 [5MR]

Civil liberties, 28680 [3OC]

———concerning persecution of members of Ukrainian and other Helsinki Monitoring Groups (H. Con. Res. 332), 9703 [6MY], 27336 [30SE]

———interference between U.S. and Soviet postal communications (H. Con. Res. 384), 27339 [30SE]

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

———persecution, 28669 [3OC]

———violations, 3378 [3MR], 7229 [10AP], 7811 [16AP], 13066-13071 [10JN], 29607 [8OC], 30157 [10OC]

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

Committee of 21: efforts of congressional wives for human rights, 2229 [18FE]

Committee on Foreign Affairs: review of arms control legislation, 32695-32697 [16OC]

Communism: expansion, 7106-7117 [10AP]

———expansion policy, 5886-5893 [21MR]

Congressional Call to Conscience Vigil, 19739-19743 [7AU]

Constitution Day: observance, 29607 [8OC]

Czechoslovakia: invasion, 21731 [14AU]

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, 27324, 27325 [30SE], 27458, 27460 [1OC], 28043 [2OC], 29234 [7OC]

Dept. of Defense: transfer of strategic defense initiative technology to Soviet Union, 21688 [14AU]

Disinformation: policy, 2472-2476 [20FE]

District of Columbia: delay occupancy of chancery building until U.S. Embassy in Moscow is debugged, 27433 [30SE]

———delay occupancy of chancery building until U.S. Embassy in Moscow is debugged (H. Con. Res. 398), 26975 [29SE]

———demonstrations at Soviet Embassy regarding civil liberties, 8425 [22AP]

Druzhnikov, Yuri: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 18827 [1AU]

Economic conditions, 26054 [24SE]

Edelstein, Julian: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 18588 [31JY]

Edelstein, Yuli: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 5986 [21MR]

Emigration policies, 28043 [2OC]

Espionage: intelligence activities, 2472-2476 [20FE]

———U.S. spy exchange policy, 27324 [30SE]

Estonia: independence anniversary, 2629, 2630, 2631, 2632, 2633, 2634, 2646, 2648, 2649, 2650 [24FE], 2775, 2777 [25FE], 2987 [26FE], 3222, 3256 [27FE], 3742 [5MR]

Ethiopia: military assistance, 30872 [14OC]

Europe: perceptions of U.S. foreign policy, 16969 [17JY]

Fainberg, Michael and Faena: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 19739-19743 [7AU], 20200, 20201 [8AU]

Feldman, Gennady: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 18847 [1AU]

Flerov, Inessa: permission to leave to provide bone marrow transplant to her brother, 30158 [10OC]

Florio, Representative: trip, 16968 [17JY]

Foreign countries: notification relative to atomic power plant accident, 10124 [8MY]

Foreign relations: cultural exchanges, 4007 [6MR]

———holding of annual summit meetings, 27320 [30SE]

———radio communications, 27323 [30SE]

———Soviet-U.S. relations, 4689 [13MR]

———summit meeting negotiations with Soviet Union, 30713 [14OC]

———U.S. policy, 5886-5893 [21MR], 6043-6048 [25MR]

———U.S./Soviet summit meeting, 28712 [6OC], 30107 [9OC]

Foreign trade: ban goods made by forced labor, 15658 [26JN]

———economic conditions, 26054 [24SE]

———grain sales, 19343 [6AU]

———prohibit importation of goods made by slave labor, 12308 [4JN]

———purchase of U.S. grain, 29230, 29231, 29232, 29233 [7OC]

Fradkova, Nadezhda: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 3570 [4MR]

Furman, Sonia and Asya: efforts to emigrate, 8841 [28AP]

Ghinis, Boris, and family: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 26584 [26SE]

Goldfarb, David: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 33634 [17OC]

———petition for release, 27460 [1OC]

Gorodetsky, Yakov: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 3006 [26FE]

Great Peace March: tribute, 14467 [18JN]

Harriman, W. Averell: tribute, 23859 [17SE]

``Harvest of Despair'': tribute to documentary, 6824 [8AP]

———tribute to film about Soviet famine, 26383 [25SE]

Helsinki Accords: human rights provisions, 25376 [22SE]

Helsinki accords: Human Contacts Experts Review Meeting, 7418 [14AP], 7563, 7573, 7581 [15AP], 8089 [18AP]

Helsinki Final Act: civil liberties violations, 30454 [10OC]

Helsinki Human Rights Day: designate (S.J. Res. 371), 18373-18388 [31JY]

Hirsch, Anita: tribute, 11476 [20MY]

``Hydra of Carnage'': ties between the PLO and the Soviet Union, 2475 [20FE]

Iceland: summit, 29966, 30418, 30429 [10OC], 31232 [14OC], 32680 [16OC], 33582 [17OC]

India: aid to Communists in Nicaragua, 32317 [16OC]

International mail: Soviet interference (H. Con. Res. 384), 22183 [15AU]

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

Jews: efforts to emigrate, 8841 [28AP], 8979 [29AP], 10255, 10258 [9MY]

———efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 31-36 [21JA], 344, 345 [22JA], 517 [23JA], 646 [28JA], 1004 [29JA], 1313 [30JA], 2276-2283 [19FE], 2476-2490 [20FE], 2640, 2642 [24FE], 2777 [25FE], 2891 [26FE], 2997, 3006, 3008 [26FE], 3570, 3571, 3575 [4MR], 3754 [5MR], 4003 [6MR], 5082 [17MR], 5986 [21MR], 6810 [8AP], 7214 [10AP], 7418, 7428 [14AP], 7607 [15AP], 7821 [16AP], 8019, 8025, 8034 [17AP], 8240 [21AP], 8550 [23AP], 8733 [24AP], 10124 [8MY], 10443 [13MY], 10546, 10555, 10556 [13MY], 10714, 10726, 10740 [14MY], 10970-10979 [15MY], 11091, 11095 [15MY], 11465 [20MY], 11823, 11828 [21MY], 11959, 11966, 11986, 11995, 12022, 12034 [22MY], 12278, 12299 [3JN], 12524, 12525, 12540 [4JN], 12603-12617 [5JN], 12839, 12841, 12842 [5JN], 13037 [9JN], 13066-13071 [10JN], 13644 [12JN], 14479 [18JN], 14871 [20JN], 15624 [25JN], 16525 [15JY], 16984 [17JY], 17157 [21JY], 17320 [22JY], 17525 [23JY], 17697, 17713, 17724 [24JY], 17856 [28JY], 18022, 18035 [29JY], 18588, 18594 [31JY], 18827, 18828, 18847 [1AU], 19004 [4AU], 19619, 19620 [6AU], 19889, 19893 [7AU], 20197, 20200, 20201 [8AU], 21234 [13AU], 21444 [13AU], 21751 [14AU], 22151, 22174, 22177, 22218 [15AU], 23257 [12SE], 24705, 24707, 24713 [18SE], 26584 [26SE], 27453 [30SE], 27458 [1OC], 27742 [1OC], 30148, 30149 [9OC], 30157, 30158 [10OC], 30429, 30451 [10OC], 33568, 33634 [17OC]

———imprisonment in the Soviet Union, 16389 [14JY]

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

———Baltic Freedom Awards to Government officials, 8839 [28AP]

Kansas City, MO, Community Plea for Soviet Jewry, 12524 [4JN]

Katz, Simone, and family: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 17713 [24JY]

Khailo, Vladimir: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 20197 [8AU]

Klinger, Samuel and Manya: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 19893 [7AU]

Klotz, Boris and Elena: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 21444 [13AU]

Kogan, Naum: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 10972 [15MY]

Latvia: independence anniversary, 3256 [27FE]

Lerner, Aleksandr: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 19893 [7AU]

Levin, Mark: release, 27320 [30SE]

Lifshitz, Vladimir: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 30148 [9OC]

Lirtsman, Esfir A.: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 3008 [26FE]

Lithuania: independence anniversary, 1437 [3FE], 2070 [6FE], 2237, 2238 [18FE], 2436, 2442 [19FE], 2775 [25FE], 3006 [26FE], 3222, 3256 [27FE], 3433 [3MR], 3460 [4MR], 3467, 3468 [5MR]-3469 [4MR]

Lithuanian Independence Day: designate (H.J. Res. 409), 3468 [5MR]

Livshitz, Vladimir: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 10975, 10977 [15MY], 11966 [22MY], 14871 [20JN]

Magarik, Alexei: Soviet imprisonment, 10970 [15MY]

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

Margulis-Shkolnik, Inda, and family: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 12841 [5JN]

Marinov, Mikhail: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 22151 [15AU]

Meiman, Inna: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 17724 [24JY], 18022 [29JY]

———permit emigration from Soviet Union (H. Con. Res. 404), 29967 [9OC]

Meiman, Naum: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 17724 [24JY]

———permit emigration from Soviet Union (H. Con. Res. 404), 29967 [9OC]

Members of Congress: visit, 31222 [14OC]

Merchant marine: funding, 16998 [17JY]

Mihailovich, Draza: anniversary of death, 27513 [1OC]

Milgrom, Ida: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 22218 [15AU]

National Andrei Sakharov Day: designate (H.J. Res. 596), 7098 [10AP], 11121 [15MY]

———designate (S.J. Res. 323), 10270 [12MY], 10559 [13MY]

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

Nevada: atomic weapons testing, 6606 [8AP]

Nicaragua: policy, 5453-5560 [19MR]

———relations, 2258 [19FE]

———U.S. policy, 12822 [5JN]

Nuclear reactors: safety, 26195 [25SE]

Nuclear submarines: accidents, 9691 [6MY]

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]

Nudel, Ida: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 7214 [10AP], 10973, 10974, 10978 [15MY], 19619 [6AU], 21751 [14AU], 22174 [15AU], 30429 [10OC]

Orlov, Irina: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 27453 [30SE]

Orlov, Yuri: efforts to emigrate, 27325 [30SE]

———efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 10975 [15MY], 27453 [30SE], 27742 [1OC]

Ovsishcher, Lev: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 24705 [18SE]

PLO: internal power shifts, 33593 [17OC]

Poland: anniversary of invasion, 22360 [9SE]

———Soviet repression, 17158 [21JY]

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

Pyatetsky, Mark, and family: emigration from Soviet Union, 12839 [5JN]

Radio: jamming of English language broadcasts, 17856 [28JY]

Radio Free Europe: funding, 11462 [20MY]

Radio Liberty: funding, 11462 [20MY]

Radioactive pollution: ban food or drink imports from countries contaminated by Soviet power plant accident (H.J. Res. 622), 9489 [6MY]

Raiz, Vladimir: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 14479 [18JN]

Randpere, Kaisa: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 2891 [26FE], 7563 [15AP], 11926 [22MY], 16525 [15JY]

Ratushinskaya, Irina: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 19889 [7AU], 24707, 24713 [18SE], 30451 [10OC]

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]

———expressing support for summit meeting (H. Con. Res. 406), 29954, 29955 [9OC]

———negotiations with Members of Congress before summit meeting with Soviet Union, 29607 [8OC]

———summit meeting, 27324, 27325 [30SE]

———summit meeting negotiations with Soviet Union, 29608 [8OC], 29963 [9OC], 30714, 30715, 30716, 30717, 30718, 30719 [14OC]

Refusniks: release of celebrity, 27458 [1OC]

Rokhlin, Leonid and Golda: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 18035 [29JY]

Romania: disapprove Presidential request for Trade Act waiver regarding most favored nation status, 16279, 16314 [26JN]

———human rights violations, 2456 [19FE], 16313 [26JN]

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

———religious repression, 7232 [10AP]

———temporarily suspend most favored nation status (H.R. 3599), 16260 [26JN]

Sakharov, Andrei: Soviet exile, 31-36 [21JA], 344, 345 [22JA], 517 [23JA], 646 [28JA], 1004 [29JA], 10974, 10975 [15MY], 11823, 11828 [21MY], 11986, 11995, 12034 [22MY], 13037 [9JN]

SALT II: compliance, 8968 [29AP], 29959, 29963 [9OC], 30717 [14OC]

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

———U.S. compliance, 10223 [8MY]

Sandberg, Adele: tribute, 1313 [30JA]

Sanford, Margery: tribute, 1313 [30JA]

Scharansky, Anatoly: emigration from Soviet Union, 2243 [18FE], 2276-2283 [19FE], 2476-2490 [20FE], 2640, 2642 [24FE], 2984, 2997 [26FE], 3237 [27FE], 3571 [4MR], 7428 [14AP], 10556 [13MY], 10726 [14MY], 11091, 11095 [15MY], 22218 [15AU]

———tribute, 10969-10979 [15MY]

Shevchenko, Taras: tribute, 4367 [11MR]

Shteysel, Eugenia T.: concern for family in Soviet Union, 12842 [5JN]

Shukhevych, Yuriy: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 5082 [17MR], 10546 [13MY]

———imprisonment in the Soviet Union, 16389 [14JY]

Shukhevych, Yury: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 14479 [18JN]

Shukhgalter, Alexander: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 12540 [4JN]

Slepak, Maria and Vladimir: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 7607 [15AP]

Solidarity Sunday for Soviet Jewry, 9750 [7MY]

———support (H. Res. 420), 7558 [15AP], 8337 [22AP]

South Pacific: Soviet policy, 22746 [10SE]

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

Space program: proposals, 12818 [5JN]

Spetsnaz: special forces, 6782 [8AP]

Stetsko, Yaroslav: tribute to freedom fighting activities, 21447 [13AU]

Strategic materials: national defense stockpile, 12531 [4JN]

Tarnopolsky, Yuri: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 10976 [15MY]

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

Tochilovsky, Efim P., and family: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 12842 [5JN]

Tretyakova, Tamara: release, 27320 [30SE]

U.N.: expulsion of Soviet employees, 23602 [17SE]

———mission staff, 5587 [19MR]

U.S. Embassy: condemn Soviet implantation of listening devices, 27433 [30SE]

———condemn Soviet implantation of listening devices (H. Con. Res. 398), 26975 [29SE]

U.S.-Soviet relations: atomic warfare, 1061 [30JA]

U.S.-U.S.S.R.: balance of power, 3026 [27FE]

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

Ukraine: independence anniversary, 223 [22JA], 490 [23JA], 504, 513 [23JA], 15620 [25JN], 16259, 16289 [26JN], 16399 [14JY], 17273 [22JY], 18835 [1AU]

Ulanovskaya, Tatiana: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 24705 [18SE]

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

Vanuatu: diplomatic relations with Libya, 11126 [19MY]

Vasserman, Grigory: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 15624 [25JN], 18035 [29JY]

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

Voice of America: Soviet monitoring, 12281 [3JN]

Weapons: development of antisatellite, 33606 [17OC]

———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]

Wheat: U.S. subsidy for exported, 21752 [14AU]

Wiesel, Elie: Nobel Peace Prize recipient, 32328 [16OC]

Yakir, Yevgeny, and family: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 17856 [28JY]

Yugoslavia: suspend most favored nation status until certification of no U.S. aliens illegally detained, 30425 [10OC]

Zondek, Lech: efforts for the Afghan resistance against the Soviets, 16517 [15JY]

Zunshine, Tatiana and Zachar: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 8240 [21AP]

Zunshine, Zachar: Soviet imprisonment, 10973 [15MY]

Remarks in Senate

ABA: cooperative agreement with the Soviet Lawyers Association, 23921 [18SE]

ABC: interview with Vladmir Posner, 3164 [27FE]

Abramovich, Alec and Galina: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 33453 [17OC]

Adelman, Kenneth L.: policies as Director of the ACDA, 14085 [17JN]

Advanced Technology Bomber and the Advanced Cruise Missile programs: funding, 20259-20261 [9AU]

Aeronautics: prohibit takeoff and landing rights to Aeroflot, 21817-21821 [15AU]

Afghanistan: anniversary of Soviet invasion, 241 [22JA]

———assistance to freedom fighters, 3654 [5MR]

———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]

———photo exhibit, 17137 [21JY]

———Soviet atrocities, 5958 [21MR], 12990 [9JN], 16533 [16JY], 29185 [7OC], 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]

Afghanistan Day: designate (S.J. Res. 272), 2095 [7FE], 2218 [18FE], 5445 [19MR]

Agarkov, Boris and Geralina: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 8713 [24AP]

Agriculture: grain sale to Soviet Union, 20940 [12AU]

Alaska: vulnerability to infiltration by Soviets, 14190 [17JN]

American Latvian Association: meeting, 8267 [22AP]

———tribute, 8964 [29AP]

Andrei Sakharov Honor and Freedom Day: designate (S.J. Res. 326), 8003 [17AP], 9377 [5MY]

Angola: U.S. business policy (S. Res. 381), 10116 [8MY], 21627 [14AU]

Apekin, Vladimir, and family: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 16005 [26JN]

Arms control: administration policies, 14586 [19JN], 25607 [23SE]

———administration policy, 16410 [15JY], 16536 [16JY], 17728 [25JY], 19130 [5AU]

———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, 7691, 7695, 7696, 7700 [16AP], 7927 [17AP], 8323 [22AP], 8489 [23AP], 9062 [30AP], 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, 8481 [23AP], 12846 [6JN], 13147 [10JN]

———congressional strategy on SALT II, 16771 [17JY]

———economic and military impact on Soviet Union, 17176 [22JY]

———House's nuclear test ban provisions of H.J. Res. 738, 28826 [6OC]

———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]

———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]

———role of Standing Consultative Commission, 8314 [22AP]

———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]

———Soviet treaty violations, 8768 [28AP], 33485-33489 [17OC]

———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]

———treaty compliance verification, 27555 [1OC]

———U.S.-Soviet detente, 1361 [3FE], 2135, 2141 [18FE]

———verification requirements of Threshold Test Ban Treaty (S. Con. Res. 135), 12261 [3JN]

Armstrong, Senator: Baltic Freedom Award recipient, 9083 [30AP]

Atomic power plant: accident, 9013 [30AP]

Atomic power plant accident: impact, 16002 [26JN]

Atomic power plants: accident, 9084 [30AP], 9218, 9222, 9224, 9263 [1MY], 9373, 9377 [5MY], 9570 [6MY], 9789, 9796 [7MY], 10634 [14MY], 32342 [16OC]

———emphasize need for international followup on health consequences of Chernobyl nuclear disaster (S. Con. Res. 156), 17922 [29JY]

———encourage use of surplus U.S. beef for relief of victims of accident (S. Con. Res. 148), 13276 [11JN]

———encourage use of surplus U.S. beef for relief of victims of atomic power plant accident (S. Con. Res. 148), 13718 [13JN]

———Gorbachev statement on accident, 10596 [14MY]

———provide U.S. technical and medical assistance in response to accident (S. Res. 390), 8935 [29AP]

Atomic warfare: antisatellite satellites, 1929 [6FE]

———development of strategic defense initiative think tank, 3390 [3MR]

———limit funding of the strategic defense initiative, 19140-19195, 19198-19204 [5AU]

———proliferation of weapons, 4712 [13MR], 9373 [5MY], 18425 [31JY]

———reduce funding for the strategic defense initiative, 18939 [4AU]

———response of allies to the strategic defense initiative, 4874 [14MR]

———Soviet strategic defense initiative, 12048 [2JN], 12137 [3JN]

———strategic defense initiative, 250 [22JA], 541 [27JA], 606 [28JA], 709 [29JA], 1743 [5FE], 1823, 1827, 1929 [6FE], 2499 [20FE], 2596 [24FE], 4391 [12MR], 4708 [13MR], 5176 [18MR], 5358 [19MR], 5607 [20MR], 5903 [21MR], 5998 [24MR], 6193 [26MR], 6644 [8AP], 7259 [11AP], 7377 [14AP], 7469-7472 [15AP], 8063 [18AP], 8097 [21AP], 8253 [22AP], 8542 [23AP], 8893 [29AP], 10287, 10322 [12MY], 10368 [13MY], 10565 [14MY], 10763, 10766, 10768, 10770 [15MY], 11192, 11237 [19MY], 11264, 11266, 11354 [20MY], 11632, 11647 [21MY], 12047 [2JN], 12141 [3JN], 12373, 12474-12475 [4JN], 12626, 12638, 12639 [5JN], 12993, 13032 [9JN], 13079, 13083 [10JN], 13293 [11JN], 14093, 14184 [17JN], 14491, 14629 [19JN], 15942 [26JN], 16338 [14JY], 16762 [17JY], 17871 [29JY], 18928, 18978 [4AU], 20065-20067, 20108-20114, 20128, 20140 [8AU], 20206-20212, 20250-20252 [9AU], 21463 [14AU], 21760 [15AU], 23035 [12SE], 23678 [17SE], 23922 [18SE], 28334-28336 [3OC], 30221 [10OC], 30471 [14OC], 31242 [15OC], 32334, 32548 [16OC], 33161, 33168, 33484 [17OC], 33704 [18OC]

———strategic defense initiative educational programs (S. 2117), 3175 [27FE]

Atomic weapons: antisatellite negotiations, 7259 [11AP]

———balance of power, 3654 [5MR]

Baltic Freedom Day: designate (S.J. Res. 258), 406 [23JA], 1741 [5FE]

———designate (S.J. Res. 271), 1921 [6FE], 3166 [27FE], 13729 [13JN]

———observance, 13378 [11JN], 14422 [18JN], 14832 [20JN], 16009 [26JN]

Baltic States: Soviet annexation, 14970 [23JN]

Baltic states: U.S. policy of nonrecognition, 23582 [16SE]

Banks and banking: loans to Eastern bloc nations, 7342 [11AP]

———prohibit aquisition of insured banks by certain foreign nations (S. 2156), 4048 [7MR]

Berger, Vsevolod: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 14776 [20JN]

Bogomolny, Benjamin and Tanya: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 5707 [20MR]

Bonner, Yelena: award Congressional Gold Medal (S. 2496), 11748 [21MY], 17585 [24JY]

———efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 8959 [29AP], 11188 [19MY], 11785, 11790 [21MY], 12273 [3JN]

———tribute, 11652 [21MY]

Brodsky, Vladimir: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 8268 [22AP]

Byelorussia: independence anniversary, 6140 [25MR]

Byrd, Senator: proposal to invite Mikhail Gorbachev to address a joint session of Congress, 357, 390 [23JA]

Captive nations: religious freedom for Soviet-bloc Eastern European countries (S. Res. 454), 17763 [25JY], 27624 [1OC]

Captive Nations Week: observance, 17133 [21JY]

Carney, Representative: Baltic Freedom Award recipient, 9083 [30AP]

Center for the Study of Market Alternatives: aid to rebel resistance, 29577 [8OC]

Central America: Soviet policy, 5288-5294 [18MR]

Challenger (space shuttle): space program disaster, 1743 [5FE]

———Venus craters named after women astronauts killed in accident, 1365 [3FE]

Chemical warfare: destruction of surplus weapons, 13548 [12JN]

———proliferation of weapons, 8102 [21AP]

China, People's Republic of: arms sale, 9678 [6MY]

China, Republic of: arms sales, 8544 [23AP]

Churchill, Winston S.: review of address at Westminster College, 2826, 2827 [26FE]

CIA: Committee on Armed Services (Senate) intelligence briefing, 1613 [4FE]

———failure to predict Soviet military strength, 30287 [10OC]

Civil liberties: emigration policy, 10313 [12MY]

———plight of individuals living in Communist countries, 33553 [17OC]

———violations, 4279 [11MR]

Coalition To Free Soviet Jews: survey findings, 332 [22JA]

Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe (Staff): Baltic Freedom Award recipient, 9083 [30AP]

Committee for the Defense of Soviet Armenian Political Prisoners: establishment, 16446 [15JY]

Committee on Foreign Relations: discharge from further consideration of SALT II, 16430 [15JY]

Committee on Intelligence: report on U.S. counterintelligence, 30709 [14OC]

Czechoslovakia: anniversary of Soviet invasion, 21466 [14AU]

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 Agriculture: grain sale, 18680 [1AU], 18911 [4AU]

Dept. of Defense: grant access to Secretary to all information relative to nuclear proliferation, 19842 [7AU]

———provide report on development and deployment of strategic defense initiative technologies, 19556 [6AU]

———quality of U.S. v. Soviet personnel, 7907 [17AP]

———restrictions on transfer of goods or services to certain countries, 20230-20234, 20243-20247 [9AU]

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

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

Diplomats: reciprocal representation (S. Con. Res. 163), 23917 [18SE], 32618 [16OC]

Dissidents: psychiatric abuse, 978 [29JA]

Dole, Senator: suggestions on topics to cover during summit meeting with Soviets, 16532 [16JY]

Education: foreign language studies, 5958 [21MR]

———role of textbooks in society, 730 [29JA]

Elbert, Lev and Inna: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 33453 [17OC]

Emigration: elementary school children's letters on Simon Levin's family, 18137 [30JY]

Espionage: cryptographic equipment at communication satellites facilities (S. 2348), 8286 [22AP]

———establish rewards for information (S. 1654), 10325 [12MY]

———forfeiture of proceeds received for commission of criminal acts (S. 1654), 10325 [12MY]

———intelligence activities, 2367 [19FE]

Estonia: independence anniversary, 2559 [20FE], 2622, 2624 [24FE], 2764 [25FE], 2885 [26FE], 3358, 3369 [28FE]

———Joint Baltic National Committee anniversary, 10115 [8MY]

Families: efforts of U.S. citizens' spouses to emigrate from Soviet Union, 5038 [14MR]

Federal Funded Research and Development Center for Strategic Defense Initiative Organization: Library of Congress, 19558, 19559 [6AU]

———modify limitation on obligation of funds for establishment, 19558-19561 [6AU]

Feltsman, Vladimir and Anna: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 7206 [10AP]

Finerman, Miron and Iosef: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 14966 [23JN]

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

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

———U.S.-Soviet relations, 14423 [18JN]

Foreign trade: condition for most favored nation status, 16012 [26JN]

———remove controls on exports of certain petroleum and gas equipment and technology (S. 2437), 10298 [12MY]

———U.S. export controls to Soviet and Eastern bloc countries, 32339 [16OC]

———U.S. grain sale to Soviet Union, 27129 [30SE]

Fradkova, Nadezhda: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 4279 [11MR], 5115 [18MR], 6368 [26MR]

Fulbright, J. William: article on prospects for peace, 7787 [16AP]

Goldfarb, Elena: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 21407 [13AU]

Gore, Senator: commend for remarks on the strategic defense initiative, 11265 [20MY]

Greece: security position in Eastern Mediterranean, 5444 [19MR]

Helsinki accords: anniversary, 18789, 18792, 18798 [1AU]

———Human Contacts Experts Review Meeting, 7506 [15AP]

———noncompliance with visitation provision, 7506 [15AP]

Helsinki Commission: hearings on human rights violations, 3368 [28FE]

Helsinki Human Rights Day: designate (S.J. Res. 371), 15988-15991 [26JN], 17409 [23JY], 18789, 18793, 18797 [1AU]

International Atomic Energy Agency: review of international safety standards, 16539 [16JY]

International Cancer Patients Solidarity Committee: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 28505 [3OC]

International Parliamentary Group for Human Rights in the Soviet Union: recommendations for Vienna Review Conference, 28507 [3OC]

Jews: efforts for family reunification from Soviet Union, 27263 [30SE]

———efforts to emigrate, 9085 [30AP]

———efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 2217 [18FE], 2398, 2405 [19FE], 2603 [24FE], 2829 [26FE], 3125 [27FE], 3293, 3358 [28FE], 3565 [4MR], 3669, 3730 [5MR], 3952 [6MR], 4080 [7MR], 4173, 4175 [10MR], 4279, 4356 [11MR], 4498 [12MR], 4781, 4822 [13MR], 5038 [14MR], 5115, 5184, 5185 [18MR], 5435 [19MR], 5694, 5702, 5707 [20MR], 5963 [21MR], 6026 [24MR], 6142, 6144 [25MR], 6368, 6372 [26MR], 6534, 6586 [27MR], 6768, 6773 [8AP], 7045 [9AP], 7206, 7213 [10AP], 7350 [11AP], 7416 [14AP], 7505, 7510 [15AP], 7793, 7795 [16AP], 8002, 8010 [17AP], 8268, 8324 [22AP], 8547 [23AP], 8704, 8713 [24AP], 8828 [28AP], 8950, 8964 [29AP], 9012, 9083, 9097 [30AP], 9341 [1MY], 9645, 9678 [6MY], 9983 [8MY], 10636 [14MY], 11775, 11805 [21MY], 12260 [3JN], 12793 [5JN], 12961 [6JN], 13085 [10JN], 13631 [12JN], 14184, 14190 [17JN], 14446 [18JN], 14776, 14833 [20JN], 14966 [23JN], 15176 [24JN], 16005 [26JN], 16872 [17JY], 17878, 17890 [29JY], 19139 [5AU], 19474, 19598 [6AU], 20178 [8AU], 21264, 21407 [13AU], 21994, 22011 [15AU], 22272 [8SE], 23920 [18SE], 25048 [19SE], 25702 [23SE], 25864 [24SE], 27263 [30SE], 28504 [3OC], 29533, 29590 [8OC], 30307 [10OC], 33453 [17OC]

———Soviet harassment, 1937 [6FE]

———support for Solidarity Sunday for Soviet Jews (S. Res. 398), 10064, 10087 [8MY]

Kansas City, MO: city council's test ban resolution, 30285 [10OC]

Kazakova, Bertalina: defection, 20033 [8AU]

Khassin, Gennady and Natalia: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 28504 [3OC]

Khassin, Gennady and Natasha: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 3730 [5MR], 19474 [6AU]

Khodorovich, Sergei: imprisonment in the Soviet Union, 12087 [2JN]

Kojelis, Linas: Baltic Freedom Award recipient, 9083 [30AP]

Kovalev, Ivan: imprisonment by Soviet Union, 12271 [3JN]

Latvia: Joint Baltic National Committee anniversary, 10115 [8MY]

Latvian Independence Day: anniversary, 8964 [29AP]

Lederman, Grigory and Elizaveta: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 4173 [10MR]

Lifshitz, Vladimir: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 3125 [27FE]

Lithuania: anniversary of Soviet occupation, 13862 [16JN]

———independence anniversary, 797 [29JA], 1934, 1935, 1940 [6FE], 2140, 2203, 2206, 2216, 2218, 2219 [18FE], 2408 [19FE], 2561 [20FE], 2884 [26FE]

———Joint Baltic National Committee anniversary, 10115 [8MY]

Lithuanian Independence Day: designate (H.J. Res. 409), 3168 [27FE]

Marchenko, Anatoly T.: member of Moscow Helsinki Group, 13382 [11JN]

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], 4742-4750 [13MR]

Meiman, Inna: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 3952 [6MR], 4080 [7MR], 4175 [10MR], 4356 [11MR], 4498 [12MR], 4822 [13MR], 5038 [14MR], 5185 [18MR], 5435 [19MR], 5702 [20MR], 5963 [21MR], 6026 [24MR], 6142 [25MR], 6372 [26MR], 6586 [27MR], 6773 [8AP], 7045 [9AP], 7213 [10AP], 7350 [11AP], 7416 [14AP], 7510 [15AP], 7793 [16AP], 8010 [17AP], 8324 [22AP], 8547 [23AP], 8704 [24AP], 8828 [28AP], 8964 [29AP], 9097 [30AP], 9262 [1MY], 9429 [5MY], 9681 [6MY], 9925 [7MY], 10115 [8MY], 10321 [12MY], 10437 [13MY], 10636 [14MY], 10872 [15MY], 11232 [19MY], 11355 [20MY], 11806 [21MY], 12270 [3JN], 12504 [4JN], 12961 [6JN], 13146 [10JN], 13379 [11JN], 13635 [12JN], 13726 [13JN], 13879 [16JN], 14190 [17JN], 14454 [18JN], 14632 [19JN], 14839 [20JN], 15167 [24JN], 15457 [25JN], 16020 [26JN], 16384 [14JY], 16450 [15JY], 16649 [16JY], 16875 [17JY], 17265 [22JY], 17407 [23JY], 17590 [24JY], 17775 [25JY], 17953 [29JY], 18134 [30JY], 18585 [31JY], 18793 [1AU], 18997 [4AU], 19319 [5AU], 19604 [6AU], 19879 [7AU], 20177 [8AU], 20942 [12AU], 21410 [13AU], 21625 [14AU], 21994 [15AU], 22471 [9SE], 22857, 22858 [11SE], 23105 [12SE], 23584 [16SE], 23931 [18SE], 25054 [19SE], 25707 [23SE], 25864 [24SE], 26185 [25SE], 26551 [26SE], 26964 [29SE], 27741 [1OC], 28023 [2OC], 28554 [3OC], 29076 [6OC], 29192 [7OC], 29585 [8OC], 29941 [9OC], 30317 [10OC], 30712 [14OC], 31482 [15OC], 33559 [17OC]

———efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union (S. Con. Res. 131), 7995 [17AP], 13143 [10JN]

———permit emigration from Soviet Union (H. Con. Res. 404), 32359 [16OC]

Meiman, Naum: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 3952 [6MR], 4080 [7MR], 4175 [10MR], 4356 [11MR], 4498 [12MR], 4822 [13MR], 5038 [14MR], 5185 [18MR], 5435 [19MR], 5702 [20MR], 5963 [21MR], 6026 [24MR], 6142 [25MR], 6372 [26MR], 6586 [27MR], 6773 [8AP], 7045 [9AP], 7213 [10AP], 7350 [11AP], 7416 [14AP], 7510 [15AP], 7793 [16AP], 8010 [17AP], 8324 [22AP], 8547 [23AP], 8704 [24AP], 8828 [28AP], 8964 [29AP], 9097 [30AP], 9262 [1MY], 9429 [5MY], 9681 [6MY], 9925 [7MY], 10115 [8MY], 10321 [12MY], 10437 [13MY], 10636 [14MY], 10872 [15MY], 11232 [19MY], 11355 [20MY], 11806 [21MY], 12270 [3JN], 12504 [4JN], 13146 [10JN], 13379 [11JN], 13635 [12JN], 13726 [13JN], 13879 [16JN], 14190 [17JN], 14454 [18JN], 14632 [19JN], 14839 [20JN], 15167 [24JN], 15457 [25JN], 16020 [26JN], 16384 [14JY], 16450 [15JY], 16649 [16JY], 16875 [17JY], 17265 [22JY], 17407 [23JY], 17590 [24JY], 17775 [25JY], 17953 [29JY], 18134 [30JY], 18585 [31JY], 18793 [1AU], 18997 [4AU], 19319 [5AU], 19604 [6AU], 19879 [7AU], 20177 [8AU], 20942 [12AU], 21410 [13AU], 21625 [14AU], 21994 [15AU], 22471 [9SE], 22857, 22858 [11SE], 23105 [12SE], 23584 [16SE], 23931 [18SE], 25054 [19SE], 25707 [23SE], 25864 [24SE], 26185 [25SE], 26551 [26SE], 26964 [29SE], 27741 [1OC], 28023 [2OC], 28554 [3OC], 29076 [6OC], 29192 [7OC], 29585 [8OC], 29941 [9OC], 30317 [10OC], 30712 [14OC], 31482 [15OC], 33559 [17OC]

———efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union (S. Con. Res. 131), 7995 [17AP], 13143 [10JN]

———permit emigration from Soviet Union (H. Con. Res. 404, 32359 [16OC]

Merchant marine: unfair trade practices, 11225 [19MY]

Mesh, Yakov and Marina: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 7505 [15AP]

Michelson, Anatol: efforts to help spouse emigrate from Soviet Union, 13086 [10JN]

Mitchell, Senator: commend for efforts on behalf of Soviet Jews, 19474 [6AU]

Moscow Helsinki Group: tribute, 10326 [12MY]

Mothers for Freedom: commend efforts to improve civil liberties in Soviet Union, 25704 [23SE]

Mutual Nuclear Warhead Testing Moratorium Act: enact (S. 2220), 5938 [21MR], 7414 [14AP]

Narcotics: increase in use in Soviet Union, 14303 [18JN]

National Andrei Sakharov Day: designate (S.J. Res. 323), 7499 [15AP], 7789 [16AP], 8938 [29AP]

———observance, 11628, 11784, 11787 [21MY]

National Conference on Soviet Jewry: survey findings, 332 [22JA]

National defense: military strength, 6942 [9AP]

National Union for the Total Independence of Angola: humanitarian assistance (S. 2021), 567 [27JA]

Nekipelov, Viktor A.: member of Moscow Helsinki Group, 13145 [10JN]

New York (NY) Times: response to editorial on test ban, 359 [23JA]

Nikolsky, Nikolai: defection, 20033 [8AU]

Nudel, Ida: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 29590 [8OC]

Orlov, Yuri: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 11352 [20MY]

———release, 29945 [9OC]

———release from the Soviet Union, 27741 [1OC]

Osipova, Tatiana: imprisonment by Soviet Union, 12271 [3JN]

Palmer, Mark: Baltic Freedom Award recipient, 9083 [30AP]

Poland: authorize shipment of dried milk (S. Res. 394), 9609 [6MY], 9925 [7MY]

Postal communications: interference (S. Con. Res. 164), 25852 [24SE]

President Reagan: policy toward the Soviet Union, 23885 [18SE]

Public demonstrations: clarification of laws relative to protests at foreign embassies in the District of Columbia, 15328 [25JN]

———clarification of laws relative to protests at foreign embassies in the District of Columbia (S. 2508), 12076 [2JN]

Rabbani, Burhanuddin: U.S. visit, 14083 [17JN]

Raben, Anatoly: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 17890 [29JY]

Racism: violation of civil rights, 11339 [20MY]

Radio: jamming of broadcasts (S. Con. Res. 160), 21625 [14AU]

Reagan, President: agenda for meeting with Mikhail Gorbachev in Iceland (S. Res. 502), 29534 [8OC]

———agreements relative to meeting with Mikhail Gorbachev, 33162-33164 [17OC]

———arms control policies, 12050 [2JN]

———defense policies, 3111 [27FE]

———meeting with Mikhail Gorbachev, 27138, 27159 [30SE], 27749 [2OC], 28826, 28828 [6OC], 29858-29860 [9OC], 30460, 30464, 30467, 30470, 30471, 30472, 30478 [14OC], 31240 [15OC], 32331 [16OC]

———meeting with Mikhail Gorbachev in Iceland, 29948 [9OC]

———response to speech on defense, 3109, 3208 [27FE]

———U.N. speech on Soviet detention of Nicholas Daniloff, 25095-25097 [22SE]

Research: magnetohydrodynamic generators, 7388 [14AP]

Resnik, Judith A.: tribute, 1365 [3FE]

Riegle, Senator: Baltic Freedom Award recipient, 9083 [30AP]

Rivkin, Boris: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 5694 [20MR]

Rockefeller, Senator: views on arms control, 16614 [16JY]

Rozman, Aleksandr: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 5694 [20MR]

Sakharov, Andrei: anniversary of exile, 240 [22JA]

———award Congressional Gold Medal (S. 2496), 11748 [21MY], 17585 [24JY]

———birthday observance, 11629, 11652, 11676-11687, 11773, 11783 [21MY]

———exile, 29945 [9OC]

———Soviet exile, 8958 [29AP], 11227 [19MY], 11785 [21MY], 12273 [3JN]

SALT II Numerical Limitations Compliance Act: enact (S. 2518), 12774 [5JN]

Scharansky, Anatoly: emigration from Soviet Union, 2134 [18FE], 2405 [19FE], 6144 [25MR], 14184 [17JN], 22610 [10SE]

———tribute, 975 [29JA]

———U.S. visit, 10353, 10437 [13MY], 10602, 10604 [14MY]

———visit to U.S., 9678 [6MY]

———welcome to the U.S. (H. Con. Res. 329), 10051 [8MY]

Serebrov, Feliks A.: member of Moscow Helsinki Group, 13630 [12JN]

Solidarity Sunday for Soviet Jewry: observance, 10604 [14MY]

South Africa: relative provisions shall be applicable to Soviet Union, 21792-21794 [15AU]

Soviet Political Prisoners Day: observance, 33513 [17OC]

Soviet Union: grain sale, 18680 [1AU]

———military disadvantages, 7439 [15AP]

Strategic Defense Initiative: Robert W. Wilson, 14630 [19JN]

Strategic defense initiative: modify limitation on obligation of funds for establishment of research and development center, 19558-19561 [6AU]

———possible violations of Antiballistic Missile Arms Control Treaty, 26888 [29SE]

Strategic Defense Initiative Organization: intelligence activities allegations, 8542 [23AP]

Technology: spinoffs from the strategic defense initiative, 26091 [25SE]

Terlitsky, Mark: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 2398 [19FE]

Treaties: antiballistic missile treaty negotiations, 17751 [25JY]

U.N.: condition for U.S. contributions, 26930 [29SE]

———reduce size of Soviet mission (S. 1773), 22529-22533 [10SE]

———reduction in size of mission, 5706 [20MR]

U.S. counterintelligence and security programs: report, 29188, 29191 [7OC]

U.S.-U.S.S.R.: balance of power, 6942 [9AP]

———comparison of political systems, 4348 [11MR]

Ukraine: independence anniversary, 260, 261, 262, 264, 329 [22JA], 579 [27JA], 1932 [6FE], 14971 [23JN], 16008 [26JN]

———television documentary on 1932 famine, 25733 [24SE]

Ukrainian Helsinki Monitoring Group: Soviet persecution of members (H. Con. Res. 332), 27625 [1OC]

———Soviet persecution of members (S. Con. Res. 154), 15993 [26JN], 27625 [1OC]

Ukrainian Public Group To Promote Implementation of Helsinki Accords: tribute, 29942 [9OC]

USIA: U.S.-Soviet education and exchange program, 11775-11779 [21MY]

Venus: craters named after women astronauts killed in Challenger space shuttle accident, 1365 [3FE]

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

Volvosky, Leonid and Ludmilla: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 5184 [18MR]

Weapons: test ban on antisatellite, 20051-20064 [8AU]

Westminster College: anniversary of Winston Churchill's iron curtain speech, 13727 [13JN]

Yakir, Aleksander: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 9012 [30AP]

Yakir, Alexander: release from Soviet prison, 16532 [16JY]

Yakir, Evgeny: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 9012 [30AP]

Yakir, Rimma: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 9012 [30AP]

Zelichenok, Galina: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 25702 [23SE]

Reports

Antisatellite Weapons: GAO (excerpts), 20053, 20058, 20059 [8AU]

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

Chernobyl Atomic Power Plant Accident: Senator Cochran, 32343 [16OC]

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]

Country Reports on Human Rights Practices: Dept. of State, 6534 [27MR]

Human Rights in Afghanistan: Commission on Human Rights (excerpt), 14525 [19JN]

Intelligence Services Authorization: Select Committee on Intelligence (excerpt), 22531-22533 [10SE]

Minority Views on Strategic Defense Initiative Program: Senators Goldwater, Thurmond, Warner, Humphrey, Quayle, East, Wilson, Denton, and Gramm, 19176 [5AU]

Soviet Arms Control Treaty Violations: ACDA and the CIA (excerpt), 33487 [17OC]

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 Presence in the U.N. Secretariat, 26930-26936 [29SE]

Soviet SALT Violations: Caspar W. Weinberger, Sec. of Defense, 4783-4785 [13MR]

———General Advisory Committee on Arms Control and Disarmament (excerpt), 3491 [4MR]

———President Reagan, 3929-3935, 3942-3948 [6MR], 4782 [13MR]

State of the World: Worldwatch Institute (excerpt), 18681 [1AU]

Strategic Defense Initiative: Committee on Appropriations (excerpt), 12639 [5JN]

———Dept. of Defense, 19194 [5AU]

———Senator Stevens, 19158-19159 [5AU]

To Die in Afghanistan: Amnesty International, 2555 [20FE]

U.S. Counterintelligence and Security Programs: Select Committee on Intelligence (summary), 29189-29191 [7OC], 30710 [14OC]

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

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]

Congressional Gold Medal Award to Andrei Sakharov and Yelena Bonner: Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs (S. 2496), 21379 [13AU]

Congressional Gold Medal Awards to Anatoly and Avital Scharansky: Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs (S. 2308), 10065 [8MY]

Dept. of the Treasury Authorization To Sell Duplicates of Gold Medal Awards to Anatoly and Avital Scharansky: Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs (S. 2308), 10065 [8MY]

Designate Afghanistan Day: Committee on the Judiciary (S.J. Res. 272), 3957 [6MR]

Designate Baltic Freedom Day: Committee on the Judiciary (S.J. Res. 271), 2529 [20FE]

Designate Helsinki Human Rights Day: Committee on the Judiciary (S.J. Res. 371), 16845 [17JY]

Designate Lithuanian Independence Day: Committee on the Judiciary (H.J. Res. 409), 2529 [20FE]

Designate National Hungarian Freedom Fighters Day: Committee on the Judiciary (S.J. Res. 385), 24968 [19SE]

Forfeiture of Proceeds Received for Commission of Espionage Activities: Committee on the Judiciary (S. 1654), 16845 [17JY]

Persecution of Ukrainian and Other Public Helsinki Monitoring Groups: Committee on Foreign Relations (S. Con. Res. 154), 27270 [30SE]

Sense of Congress Relative to Existence of Berlin Wall: Committee on Foreign Relations (H. Con. Res. 326), 15948 [26JN]

Reports to constituents

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

———Salt II and Soviet Treaty Violations, 16396 [14JY]

Resolutions by organizations

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

Baltic Freedom Day: Lithuanian American Council, 3462 [4MR]

Banning nuclear testing: Kansas City, MO, City Council, 30286 [10OC]

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]

Statements

Andropov and Foreign Relations: George McGovern (excerpt), 4263 [11MR]

Antisatellite Weapons: Senators Wilson and Tsongas, 20062 [8AU]

Appeal for Release of From Soviet Union: Frida, Grigory, and Leila Lemberg, 25706 [23SE]

———Judith Ratner and Leonid Bialy, 25706 [23SE]

———Natalia Rosenshtein and Asya Ploshchanskaya, 25706 [23SE]

———Vanda, Marat, and Klaudia Osnis, 25706 [23SE]

Approved Captive Nations Week Celebration Slogans, 17597 [24JY]

Arms Control Negotiations at Iceland Summit: Senator Nunn (excerpt), 33210 [17OC]

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]

Call to Conscience: Robert L. Hardesty, 8019 [17AP]

Captive Nations Week: Leszek Kolakowski (excerpts), 17331 [22JY]

Civil and Political Rights of Man: Andrei Sakharov, 11682 [21MY]

Closing Words at 1978 Trial: Anatoly Scharansky, 2405 [19FE], 2985 [26FE]

Communist Expansion, 13523 [12JN]

———Edward I. Koch, 4693 [13MR]

———Harry S. Truman, 4690, 4691, 4693 [13MR]

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 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]

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

Defensive Weapons Systems: Caspar W. Weinberger, Sec. of Defense, 18966 [4AU]

———Robert C. McFarlane, 18947 [4AU]

Draza Mihailovich: Ronald Reagan, 27514 [1OC]

East-West Dimension To Central American Crisis: Jose Napoleon Duarte, 14875 [23JN]

Efforts of Albert (Chaim) Burshtein To Emigrate From the Soviet Union, 19004 [4AU]

Efforts of Kaisa Randpere To Emigrate From the Soviet Union: Representative Lowry, 16525 [15JY]

Efforts To Emigrate From the Soviet Union: Benjamin Charny, 18024 [29JY]

———Tanya Bogomolny, 18024 [29JY]

Electronic Surveillance at Diplomatic Missions: Nelson Rockefeller, 30709 [14OC]

———Senator Byrd, 30710 [14OC]

Estonian Independence: Copenhagen Manifesto, 2560 [20FE], 2630, 2631, 2632, 2633, 2634 [24FE], 2775, 2777 [25FE], 3743 [5MR]

———Estonian American National Council, 2560 [20FE], 2623, 2624 [24FE], 2629, 2630, 2631, 2632, 2633 [24FE], 2775, 2777 [25FE], 3223 [27FE], 3743 [5MR]

Expansion of Soviet Territory: Leonid Brezhnev, 21516 [14AU]

Family Reunification: Mothers for Freedom, 25705 [23SE]

Fear of Life as a Refusenik (sundry), 2483 [20FE]

Freedom To Emigrate: Anatoly Scharansky, 7496 [15AP]

Friendships Between U.S. and Soviet Sport Fishermen: Trout Unlimited of Arizona, 2307 [19FE]

Helsinki Accords: Andrei Sakharov, 18793 [1AU]

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

Human Rights: Andrei Sakharov (excerpt), 11823 [21MY]

Human Rights in Romania: President Reagan, 16313 [26JN]

Imprisonment of Soviet Jews: Anatoly Scharansky (excerpt), 10972, 10976 [15MY]

Jewish Emigration Policy in the Soviet Union: Representative Kindness, 19620 [6AU]

Jews in Prisons and Camps: Anatoly Scharansky, 2217 [18FE], 2405 [19FE]

Joint Baltic American National Committee Baltic Freedom Awards to Government Officials: Joint Baltic American National Committee (excerpt), 8839 [28AP]

Kansas City, MO, Plea for Soviet Jewry: Representative Wheat, 12524 [4JN]

Military Planning: Victor Suvorov, 2473 [20FE]

National Defense: President Reagan, 3208-3210 [27FE]

National Defense and the U.S.-U.S.S.R. Top 20 Technologies' Standing: Dept. of Defense, 19156 [5AU]

Negotiated Settlement to the Soviet-Afghan War: Dept. of Defense, 331-332 [22JA]

News Coverage of Afghanistan Occupation by Soviet Union: Vitaly Smirnov (excerpt), 5445 [19MR]

Nuclear Test Ban: William J. Crowe, Jr., 19822-19823 [7AU]

Plight of Andrei Sakharov: Anatoly Scharansky, 7499 [15AP]

Plight of Soviet Jews: National Conference on Soviet Jewery, 3358 [28FE]

Poland's Solidarity Today: Andrzej Czuma, 3000-3001 [26FE]

Presentation of Doctorate in Absentia at Hebrew University to Andrei Sakharov: Senator Moynihan, 11680 [21MY]

Religion in the Soviet Union: Richard Schifter, 18384 [31JY]

Republic of China in Geographic Relation to the Soviet Union and Vietnam: T.R. Milton, 8544 [23AP]

Response to Allegations Against the Strategic Defense Initiative Organization: James A. Abrahamson, 8542 [23AP]

Right To Appeal Trial in the Soviet Union—Court of Dzerzhinsky District of Leningrad: Albert (Chaim) Burshtein, 18828 [1AU]

Romanian Justice: Slavic Gospel Association, 7232 [10AP]

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, 14649 [19JN]

———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]

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]

Soviet Antisatellite Systems: ACDA, 21171 [13AU]

Soviet Campaign of Misinformation: Leonid Brezhnev, 2473 [20FE]

———Richard Shultz, 2474 [20FE]

Soviet Imprisonment: Anatoly Scharansky (excerpt), 10727 [14MY], 10972, 10975 [15MY]

Soviet Imprisonmnet of Andrei Sakharov: Representative Fascell, 11986 [22MY]

Soviet Policies: Anatoly Scharansky, 14649 [19JN]

Soviet Reaction to Strategic Defense Initiative: Ballistic Missile Defense Technologies (publication), 21061 [12AU]

Soviet Slave Labor: Anatoly Scharansky, 15658 [26JN]

Soviet Strategic Defense Initiative Programs: Depts. of Defense and State (excerpt), 20252 [9AU]

Soviet Union's Campaign Against Dissidents: Andrei Sakharov, 8958 [29AP]

Strategic Defense Initiative, 19175 [5AU]

———Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, 19179 [5AU]

———CIA, 20252 [9AU]

———Daniel S. Fisher, 14631 [19JN]

———Dept. of Defense, 18936 [4AU]

———Edward Teller, 19153 [5AU]

———Harold Brown, 12373 [4JN], 19168 [5AU]

———J. Carson Mark, 14630 [19JN]

———James A. Abrahamson, 18936 [4AU]

———James R. Schlesinger, 33483 [17OC]

———John Backus, 14631 [19JN]

———Paul H. Nitze, 19175 [5AU]

———President Reagan, 19188 [5AU], 20251 [9AU]

———Reagan administration (excerpt), 20250 [9AU]

———Robert C. McFarlane, 20251 [9AU]

———Senator Evans, 14630 [19JN]

———Senator Quayle, 19557 [6AU]

———several Reagan administration officials, 20112 [8AU]

———(sundry excerpts), 15632 [25JN]

———William J. Crowe, Jr., 20251 [9AU]

Support of SALT: Hans-Dietrich Genscher, 7139 [10AP]

———President Reagan, 7139 [10AP]

Survivability of the Space-Based Weapons: James Fletcher, 8097 [21AP]

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

U.N. Headquarters Agreement and U.S. Right of National Security: Senator Cohen, 5706 [20MR]

U.S. Policy in Angola: Chester A. Crocker, 23643 [17SE]

———President Reagan, 23643 [17SE]

U.S. Policy in Central America: President Reagan, 15482 [25JN]

U.S. Technological Capabilities: OTA, 18945 [4AU]

Ukrainian Independence Day: Anti-Bolshevik Bloc of Nations and European Freedom Council, 504 [23JA]

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

Why Czechoslovakia Haunts Us Today: Czechoslovak National Council of America, 21731 [14AU]

Yet Another Prisoner of Conscience—Sergei Khodorovich: Senator Lugar, 12087 [2JN]

Studies

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

Media Coverage Devoted to the War in Afghanistan: Library of Congress, 29580-29583 [8OC]

Nuclear Arms Treaty Compliance: James A. Schear (excerpt), 4016, 4017 [7MR]

SDI—Progress and Challenges: Senators Chiles, Proxmire, and Johnston, 7469 [15AP]

Summaries

Legal Steps to a CTB Conference, 14448 [18JN]

Surveys

Soviet Jews: National Conference on Soviet Jewry and the Coalition To Free Soviet Jews, 332 [22JA]

Tables

Atomic weapons treaty violations, 3929 [6MR]

Cancer consequences of doses reported following Soviet Union's Chernobyl accident, 16004 [26JN]

Geneva arms control talks, 16322 [17JY]

Missile dismantlements under SALT II, 3866 [6MR]

SALT compliance and maximum retention of Poseidons, 9062 [30AP]

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.S. SALT—accountable systems, 9062 [30AP]

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

Telegrams

Detention of Nicholas Daniloff: Senator Dole, 22247 [8SE]

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

Testimonies

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

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

Nuclear Testing: Robert B. Barker, 19824-19827 [7AU]

Strategic Defense Initiative: Edward Teller, 10766 [15MY]

———Martin J. Hoffert, 10768 [15MY]

Strategic defense initiative: James Abrahamson, 14185 [17JN]

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

U.S. v. Soviet Military Capability: David C. Jones, 3112 [27FE]

———John W. Vessey, Jr., 3112 [27FE]

Worldwide Intelligence: William J. Casey, CIA Director, 1613-1616 [4FE]

Texts of

H. Con. Res. 209, civil liberties of citizens of Poland, 22360 [9SE]

H. Con. Res. 332, concerning persecution of members of the Ukrainian and other public Helsinki Monitoring Groups, 27336 [30SE]

H. Con. Res. 332, concerning 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. 384, interference with postal communications between the U.S. and the Soviet Union, 27339 [30SE]

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. 404, sense of Congress that the Soviet Union should approve certain exit visa applications, 29970 [9OC]

H. Con. Res. 406, support for summit meeting with Soviet Union, 29966 [9OC]

H. Res. 420, Solidarity Sunday for Soviet Jewry, 7558 [15AP], 8338 [22AP]

H. Res. 440, atomic power plant accident, 9208 [1MY]

H. Res. 542, condemn arrest of Nicholas Daniloff in Soviet Union, 22644 [10SE]

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

H.J. Res. 409, Lithuanian Independence Day, 3460 [4MR], 3468 [5MR]

H.J. Res. 500, Baltic Freedom Day, 13764 [16JN]

S. 2021, humanitarian assistance for National Union for the Total Independence of Angola, 567 [27JA]

S. 2220, Mutual Nuclear Warhead Testing Moratorium Act, 5938 [21MR]

S. 2308, authorize sale of bronze duplicates of gold medal awarded to Avital and Anatoly Scharansky, 7496 [15AP]

S. 2348, installation of cryptographic equipment at communication satellites facilities, 8287 [22AP]

S. 2496, award Congressional Gold Medal to Andrei Sakharov and Yelena Bonner, 21774 [15AU]

S. 2508, clarification of laws relative to protests at foreign embassies in the District of Columbia, 12077 [2JN]

S. 2518, SALT II Numerical Limitations Compliance Act, 12774 [5JN]

S. Con. Res. 112, no-undercut policy on existing arms control treaties, 3862, 3957, 3971 [6MR]

S. Con. Res. 131, emigration of Naum and Inna Meiman from Soviet Union, 7995 [17AP]

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

S. Con. Res. 154, Soviet persecution of members of Ukrainian Helsinki Monitoring Group, 15993 [26JN]

S. Con. Res. 156, emphasize need for an international followup on the health consequences of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, 17921 [29JY]

S. Con. Res. 160, jamming of radio broadcasts, 20930 [12AU], 21625 [14AU]

S. Con. Res. 163, reciprocal diplomatic representation with the Soviet Union, 23916, 23917 [18SE]

S. Con. Res. 164, Soviet interference with U.S. postal communications, 25852 [24SE]

S. Res. 381, U.S. business transactions in Angola, 7202 [10AP]

S. Res. 390, provide U.S. technical and medical assistance in response to the atomic power plant accident in Soviet Union, 8935, 8948 [29AP]

S. Res. 394, authorize shipment of dried milk to Poland, 9610 [6MY]

S. Res. 398, support for Solidarity Sunday for Soviet Jews, 10064, 10086 [8MY]

S. Res. 431, reaffirm value of compliance with SALT II, 14305, 14440 [18JN]

S. Res. 445, discharge Committee on Foreign Relations from further consideration of SALT II, 16443 [15JY]

S. Res. 454, religious freedom for Soviet-bloc Eastern European countries, 17762 [25JY]

S. Res. 486, condemn arrest of Nicholas Daniloff in Soviet Union, 22268, 22303 [8SE], 22417 [9SE]

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.J. Res. 271, Baltic Freedom Day, 1921 [6FE], 3167 [27FE], 10964 [15MY]

S.J. Res. 272, Afghanistan Day, 2095 [7FE], 5446 [19MR], 5787 [20MR]

S.J. Res. 323, designate National Andrei Sakharov Day, 8938 [29AP]

S.J. Res. 323, National Andrei Sakharov Day, 7790 [16AP], 10271 [12MY]

S.J. Res. 326, Andrei Sakharov Honor and Freedom Day, 8003 [17AP]

S.J. Res. 371, designate Helsinki Human Rights Day, 18373 [31JY]

S.J. Res. 371, Helsinki Human Rights Day, 15988 [26JN], 17408, 17409 [23JY]

Transcripts

Atomic Weapons Test Ban: MacNeil-Lehrer News Hour, PBS, 6384-6386 [27MR]