NUCLEAR WARFARE see also Department of Defense; Nuclear Energy

Addresses

American Defense Lobby: Kenneth L. Adelman, 6479 [20MR]

Bipartisan Hopes in an Age of Polarization: John V. Lindsay, 2164-2166 [28JA]

Interpreting the Antiballistic Missile Treaty: Paul H. Nitze, 7842 [2AP]

Nuclear Weapons: John F. Kennedy, 26434 [6OC]

Prevention of War and Principles of Peace: Senator Gore, 14788-14790 [4JN], 14968 [9JN]

Relations Between the Superpowers—Hope for a New Paradigm: Senator Pell, 14810 [5JN]

Soviets and SDI: Robert M. Gates, 8398 [8AP]

Space and Security Matters, Post Reykjavik: Daniel O. Graham, 15399 [10JN]

Strategic Defense Initiative: President Reagan, 24712 [22SE]

Survival of Humanity for the Nuclear Free World: Arthur Schneier, 12398 [13MY]

Affidavits

U.S. v. Arshad Z. Pervez: John R. New, 19776-19778 [14JY]

Amendments

Threshold Test Ban Treaty (Exec. N, 94-2), 1659-1666 [21JA]

Analyses

APS Report on Directed Energy Weapons, 12816 [20MY]

Mikhail Gorbachev's Speech to the Forum ``For a Nuclear-Free World, for the Survival of Mankind'': American Committee on United States-Soviet Relations, 14812-14817 [5JN]

Nuclear Testing Amendment to the Dept. of Defense Appropriations, 12246 [12MY]

Strategic Defense Initiative's National Test Facility, 13518-13520 [21MY]

U.S.-U.S.S.R. Nuclear Space Talks: ACDA, 11191 [5MY]

Articles and editorials

Abandon the Bomb, 35198 [11DE]

ABM Decision, 3347 [17FE]

ABM Reinterpretation Issue, 34313 -34317 [8DE]

ABM Treaty Needn't Block Star Wars Development, 34656 [9DE]

ABM vs. SDI, 4116 [25FE]

A-Curbs on Pakistan, 35197 [11DE]

Air Support for Army Maneuver Forces, 9167, 9168 [21AP]

America Has 5 Years Left, 7083 [26MR]

American-Based Firm in Scotland Sells the Soviets the Means To Improve the Accuracy of Nuclear Warheads, and the U.S. and Britain Fail To Stop the Deal in Time, 33175 [20NO]

Another Reason To Say No to Pakistan, 35193 [11DE]

Antiballistic Missile Treaty, 5583 [12MR]

Arm Afghans, Balance the Rest, 35199 [11DE]

Arms Agreement—on Two Conditions, 14437 [3JN]

Arms Control Agenda That Kissinger Should Know, 7844 [2AP]

Arms Control and the Risks of Nuclear War, 21690, 21691 [30JY]

Arms Control Needed in Pakistan, 35197 [11DE]

Arms Control—An Expert Explains Why We Should Pay Attention, 7595 [31MR]

Arms Reaction—and Reactionaries, 17216 [24JN]

Balancing Our Policy, 35198 [11DE]

Better Than a Freeze—Progress in Arms Talks Indicates U.S. Was Wise, 24907 [22SE]

Beware of Phase 1 of S.D.I., 3350 [17FE]

Boom-Boom as Bonbons, 3855 [19FE]

Boycotting Guns and Butter, 23939 [15SE]

Broad Reading of ABM, Treaty Supported by 15-Year-Old Letter, 7785 [2AP]

Can the West Accept Da for an Answer?, 26586-26591 [6OC]

Charges Against Soviets Challenged, 3833 [19FE]

Chatham Students Prepare Message of Peace, 34413 [8DE]

Cologne Company Raided Over Supply of Nuclear Equipment Plans to Pakistan, 21881 [31JY]

Common Thread Linking Star Wars, 1417 [16JA]

Continued Nuclear Testing Not Necessary, 24693 [21SE]

Cruise Missiles—A Wider Range and a Narrower Aim, 34787 [10DE]

Crux of the SDI Issue, 12477 [14MY]

Dangers of Detente II, 33803, 33804 [2DE]

Deception Managers, 8459 [8AP]

Different Anniversary, 32788 [19NO]

Documents Show Old Star War Plans Called Unworkable, 12055 [12MY]

Does Pakistan Have the Bomb? Defer Military Aid Until U.S. Finds Out, 35201 [11DE]

Enough of Pakistan's Lies, 35191 [11DE]

Europe After the INF Agreement, 36155 [17DE]

Explosion Is Fashioned Into Precise Tools of Precision, 26188 [1OC]

Failure To Deal With a Crisis, 23452 [7AU]

Fighting Over the ABM Treaty—Sam Nunn's Interpretation Is Wrong, Senator Hollings, 32788 [19NO]

First Strike Weapons at Sea, The Trident II and the Sea Launched Cruise Missile, 35940 [16DE]

Flawed Report on ABM, 5498 [11MR]

Foiled—Bid To Buy Steel for A-Bomb, 21882 [31JY]

Future of the ABM Treaty, 5707 [13MR]

Fuzzy United States Signals Help Pakistan Build Bomb, 35197 [11DE]

Get Tough With Pakistan, Senator Pell, 27131 [8OC]

Getting the Bombs Out, 29892 [29OC]

Global Warming Tied to Excess Carbon Dioxide, 29483 [27OC]

Gorbachev Approved Missile Test Near Hawaii, 27384 [13OC]

Gorbachev's Advantage, 11277 [5MY]

Gorbachev's Arms Control Moves, 13754-13757 [27MY]

Hazebrook Folly, 3149 [5FE]

Hindering Arms for Pakistan Proves Foreign Policy Point, 35198 [11DE]

History Confirms the Traditional Meaning—U.S. and Soviet Subsequent Practice Under the ABM Treaty, 37898-37901 [21DE]

Hold On, Pakistan, 35196 [11DE]

House, the Bomb and Pakistan, 35191 [11DE]

How Lies Proliferate, 35199 [11DE]

How Now on Cheating?, 11335 [6MY]

Immense SDI Budget Is Unwarranted, 18408 [1JY]

INF—Ignoring History, or Making It?, 27808 [14OC]

Islam's Bomb, 35193 [11DE]

It's Second Down and 48,000 To Go, 35765 [16DE]

Keep Politics Out of Treaty, 25918 [30SE]

Kinetic Weapons in Space, 24736 [22SE]

Kinetic-Kill Vehicles, 24747 [22SE]

Kissinger the Revisionist, 7527 [31MR]

Krasnoyarsk Radar, 11337 [6MY]

Krasnoyarsk—First Picture Suggests Treaty Violation, 11508 [6MY]

Lawmakers Defend Broad Interpretation of Treaty, 8679 [9AP]

Let's Endorse a South Pacific Nuclear Free Zone, Delegate Blaz, 26959 [7OC]

Levitas Plan for Transition to SDI Could Cut the Knot, 8541 [8AP]

Making United States ``Earn'' a Summit, 29767 [28OC]

Missile Treaty Makes Good Sense for U.S., 35328 [11DE]

Missile Woes, 25242 [25SE]

Missile Woes, Senator Quayle, 20097 [15JY]

Mission Accomplished—Insider's Account of ABM Treaty Negotiating Record, 37892-37898 [21DE]

Moscow's Double Missile Trap, 25675 [29SE]

Murdering SDI, 20818 [22JY]

NATO Advantages Seen in Treaty, 26711 [6OC]

Negotiated Treaty Amendment—Solution to SDI-ABM Treaty Conflict, 17030-17041 [23JN]

Negotiating With the Russians—Some Lessons From SALT, 5584 [12MR]

New Soviet Deployments May Breach ABM Treaty, 24740 [22SE]

New Soviet Missiles Could Get Past SDI, Laboratory Study Says, 24746 [22SE]

No More Nuclear Exceptions for Pakistan, 35194 [11DE]

No Nukes for Pakistan, 35194 [11DE]

Nuclear Weapons, 26434 [6OC]

Nuclear Weapons Treaty, 34112 [4DE]

Nuclear Weapons—Glenn Wants Pressure Applied Against a Pakistani A-Bomb, 35196 [11DE]

Nurture Pakistan, but Not Nuclear Arms, 35196 [11DE]

On Again Summit, 34416 [8DE]

On ``Star Wars,'' It All Depends on How You Ask the Question, 6450 [20MR]

Opening a Dangerous Loophole, 35188 [11DE]

Opiate of Arms Control, 9098 [21AP]

Our Nuclear Program Is Not Weapons-Oriented, 32705 [18NO]

Pakistan Aid and Bombs, 35200 [11DE]

Pakistan and the Bomb, 35194 [11DE]

Pakistan and the Bomb—A History of Deception, Representatives Wolpe and Levine, 23661 [9SE]

Pakistan and the Smugglers, 35191 [11DE]

Pakistan Better Not Think It Has America Trapped, 35193 [11DE]

Pakistan Builds Second Plant To Enrich Uranium, 35201 [11DE]

Pakistan Conduit, 21877 [31JY]

Pakistan Must Keep Nuclear Rules, 35192 [11DE]

Pakistan Plays With Fire, 35191 [11DE]

Pakistan—Drop Nuke Plan, 35194 [11DE]

Pakistan's Bomb, 35195 [11DE]

Pakistan's Fingerprints in Nuclear Cases, 35192 [11DE]

Pakistan's Nuclear Bombshell, 21879-21881 [31JY]

Pakistan's Risky Nuclear Audacity, 35194 [11DE]

Pakistan—The United States Must Do More To Assure the Bomb Doesn't Get Built, 35195 [11DE]

Partisanship Dominates ABM Debate, 7784 [2AP]

Planning for World War IV, 13670-13672 [21MY]

Political Tightrope to Pakistan, 35198 [11DE]

Political Trials of SDI, 24680 [21SE]

Presence of Malice, 30673 [3NO]

Pressure Pakistan to Forgo Nuclear Weapons, 35197 [11DE]

Proliferation's Dangerous Course—If Small-to-Middling Have Bomb, Will They Pull the Trigger?, 35200 [11DE]

Punish Pakistan's Perfidy on the Bomb, 35195 [11DE]

Put the Spotlight on the Soviets, 12438 [14MY]

Reactor That Can't Melt Down?, 34551 [9DE]

Reagan's Firmness Pays Off, 8532 [8AP]

Recognition for West Germany, 27936 [14OC]

Reykjavik Revolution—Putting Deterrence in Question, 9370 [23AP]

Reykjavik—Breakthrough or Blunder?, 7639-7641 [1AP]

Risky Path to Arms Control, 23798 [10SE]

Russia's Secret ``Red Shield'', 14790 [4JN]

SALT II, 8459 [8AP]

Say ``No'' to SDI Funds, 5651 [12MR]

SDI Puzzle One of How, Not Whether, To Proceed, 3658 [19FE]

SDI Watch, 12064 [12MY]

Secrets of Soviet Star Wars, 24737 [22SE]

Senate Sets Votes on SALT Issue, 26261 [2OC]

Senate Votes for Adherence to 1979 Arms Treaty, 26261 [2OC]

Senator Nunn and the ABM Treaty, 5717 [16MR]

Shaping Peace, 6940 [25MR]

Some Balance on Pakistan, 35196 [11DE]

Soviet ABM Defense, 8463 [8AP]

Soviet and U.S. Nonstrategic Nuclear Forces, 8928 [10AP]

Soviet Cheating Shouldn't Hinder a Nuclear Test Ban, 10634 [30AP]

Soviet Nuclear Blackmail, 26437 [6OC]

Soviet SS-24s on the Move—A Jolt to Arms Control, 24254 [16SE]

Soviets Test-Fire ICBM Just North of Hawaii, 26091 [1OC]

Stand Tough on Proliferation, 35195 [11DE]

``Star Wars'' May Destroy Strategic Defenses, 5520 [11MR]

Star Wars Traced to Eisenhower Era, 1840-1842 [22JA]

Step Forward on Arms Control—Accord Would Mean More Politically Than Militarily, 19681 [14JY]

Stop Pakistan's Nuclear Bomb, 6016 [18MR], 35199 [11DE]

Strategic Defense Initiative, 24711, 24712, 24713, 24736 [22SE], 29534 [28OC]

Strings on Pakistan Aid, 35192 [11DE]

Submarines Now Dominate U.S. Nuclear Forces, 37629 [21DE]

Suggestion for Senator Glenn, 1079 [8JA], 35201 [11DE]

Superweapon or Boondoggle?, 7557 [31MR]

Take a ``Timeout'' on the INF Treaty, 33241 [30NO], 34623 [9DE]

Testing and Development of ``Exotic'' Systems Under the ABM Treaty—Great Reinterpretation Caper, 5708-5711 [13MR]

Third Generation of Nukes, 13295 [20MY]

Tighten the Screws, 35193 [11DE]

Too Much, Too Soon for SDI, 16342 [17JN]

U.S. Is Committed to Nuclear Tests, 29786 [29OC]

U.S. May Reply to Soviet Rays, 8459 [8AP]

U.S./Pakistan—Foreign Aid Should Be Halted Pending Bribery Investigation, 35192 [11DE]

U.S.-Soviet Arms Control, 26411 [5OC]

United States, Russia Should Pull Together on SDI, 7569 [31MR]

Visitors at Calvert Cliffs, 29482 [27OC]

Way Out of Reykjavik, 1993 [27JA]

We're Off to a Good Start, 35549 [14DE]

What ABM Treaty Means, 7527 [31MR]

Who's the Leader?, 11270 [5MY]

Why Hardliners Should Back Treaty, 33274 [30NO]

Why Nuclear Tests Should Continue, 2937 [4FE]

Wrong Choice on Pakistan, 35199 [11DE]

Bills and resolutions

Airborne Optical Adjunct: conform to Antiballistic Missile Treaty (see H.R. 282)

Antiballistic missile system: development and deployment (see S. Res. 197)

Antiballistic Missile Treaty: interpretation (see S. Res. 167, 175)

———preserve and enforce (see H.J. Res. 42)

———President shall provide to Congress the entire negotiating record (see H.R. 1851)

Antisatellite weapons: limit testing (see S. 691)

Arms control: banning testing and deployment of space weapons (see H.J. Res. 4)

———combat nuclear proliferation through imposition of trade and other sanctions (see H.R. 3230)

———intermediate-range nuclear weapons agreement (see S. Res. 283), 23843 [11SE]

———test ban on underground explosions (see S. 1106)

Arms Control Treaty Review Support Office: establish (see S. Res. 348)

Civil defense: buildup of program (see H. Res. 311, 312)

Convention on the Physical Protection of Nuclear Materials: ratification by foreign countries (see S. Res. 37)

Courts: allow suits against U.S. relative to contractors of Nuclear Weapons Testing Programs (see H.R. 1341)

Defense contractors: liability arising from atomic weapons testing (see S. 478)

Dept. of Defense: initiate full-scale development and testing of systems and components of the strategic defense initiative in order to provide an initial deployed operational capability during 1993 (see H.R. 1849)

———termination of trade and defense agreements between U.S. and any country which restricts access to its ports by U.S. naval vessels which are nuclear powered or which carry nuclear weapons (see H.R. 3519)

Dept. of Defense Authorization Act: strategic defense initiative and Antiballistic Missile Treaty report requirements (see H. Res. 132)

Dept. of Energy: provide documents relative to nuclear testing (see H. Res. 176)

Foreign trade: sanctions against certain countries relative to nonproliferation treaty (see H.R. 1061)

———sanctions against certain countries relative to test ban treaty (see H.R. 1062)

Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty: ratification (see H. Res. 313, 334)

Japan: payments to U.S. citizens and permanent residents suffering from injuries attributable to atomic bomb explosions in Hiroshima and Nagasaki (see H.R. 688)

Mining and mineral resources: viable domestic uranium industry (see S. 1846)

Mutual Nuclear Warhead Testing Moratorium Act: enact (see S. 472)

National defense: U.S. defense policy relative to first strike (see H.J. Res. 409)

Navy: deployment of nuclear weapons on surface ships (see H. Res. 102)

Negotiations: resume with Soviet Union and Great Britain (see H.J. Res. 74)

Nuclear weapons: limit deployment (see H. Con. Res. 117)

———limit deployment and maintenance of strategic (see H.R. 347)

———prohibit testing of sea based (see S. 522)

Peaceful Nuclear Explosions Treaty: reaffirm (see S. Res. 158)

Radioactive waste disposal: funds for cleanup from defense activities (see H.R. 2625)

South Pacific nuclear-free zone: establish (see H. Con. Res. 158)

Soviet Union: missile flight test in Pacific Ocean (see H. Con. Res. 193, 199)

———nuclear weapons (see H. Con. Res. 117)

Space warfare: authority for development or deployment of strategic defense initiative (see H.J. Res. 141)

———limit testing of antisatellite weapons (see H.J. Res. 176)

Strategic defense initiative (see H.R. 1944, H. Con. Res. 117)

———authority for deployment (see H.R. 1073)

———establish deployment objectives for components (see H.R. 1850), 7238 [30MR]

Testing: mutual, simultaneous, and verifiable moratorium (see H.R. 12)

Threshold Test Ban Treaty: reaffirm (see S. Res. 158)

Veterans: benefits for death or disability from exposure to radiation from nuclear weapons (see S. 1002; H.R. 1811)

Weapons: compliance with numerical limitations (see S. 16)

Biographies

Association of Soviet Lawyers delegates to Moscow meeting, 20143 [17JY]

Lawyers Alliance for Nuclear Arms Control delegates to Moscow meeting, 20142 [17JY]

Booklets

How the Soviets Emasculated America's Deterrent, 34625-34628 [9DE]

Books

``Cold Dawn—The Story of SALT,'' John Newhouse (excerpts), 5584 [12MR]

``Point Defense—Gateway to the SDI,'' Jonathan B. Stein (excerpt), 16607-16610 [18JN]

``SALT,'' John Rhinelander (excerpts), 5584 [12MR]

Chronologies

Future ABM systems, 32789 [19NO]

Strategic defense initiative: Reagan administration, 32759 [19NO]

Trip from Moscow to Krasnoyarsk radar site at Abalokovo: Representatives Carr, Downey, and Moody, 35012 [10DE]

Colloquies

Compliance with arms control treaties: Senator McClure and Elmo Zumwalt, Jr., 8460 [8AP]

Treaty negotiations with Soviet Union: Senators Specter and Nunn, 34305 [8DE]

Descriptions

Arms control negotiations, 15107-15109 [9JN]

Documents

Antiballistic Missile Treaty, 5312, 5315 [11MR], 6782, 6783 [25MR]

———1979 Arms Control Impact Statement, 5584 [12MR]

Convention on the Physical Protection of Nuclear Material, 789-791 [6JA]

Policy on Compliance With Existing Strategic Offensive Arms Agreements, 26088 [1OC]

Presidentially Confirmed Expanding Pattern of Soviet SALT II Break Out Violations—Total of 24, 26095 [1OC]

Protocol Relative to Limitation of Strategic Offensive Arms, 1666 [21JA]

SALT I Treaty, 26302 [2OC], 27057 [8OC]

———Jackson amendment, 6781 [25MR]

Strategic Defense Initiative, 5295 [11MR]

Treaty Banning Nuclear Weapons Tests in the Atmosphere, Outer Space and Underwater, 12795 [19MY]

Essays

Arms Control Amnesia: Senator Wallop, 12555 [14MY]

SDI Should Be Reagan's No. 1 Objective, 3195 [5FE]

Verification—The Impossible Dream, 13850 [27MY]

Excerpts

``Soviet Military Power'', 26435 [6OC]

Hearings

Committee on Appropriations (Senate): nuclear weapons testing program, D191 [25MR]

———review the defense production reactors for the nuclear weapons program (testimony), D233 [6AP]

Committee on Armed Services (Senate): Dept. of Defense chemical and theater nuclear weapons budget (testimony), D182 [23MR]

———monitoring of Soviet nuclear testing (testimony form intelligence officials), D91 [26FE]

———nuclear testing limitations (testimony from Frank von Hippel), D91 [26FE]

———nuclear testing limitations (testimony from Robert B. Barker, Dale A. Vesser, Sylvester R. Foley, Jr., Siegfried S. Hecker, Roger E. Batzel, Milo D. Nordyke, and Paul G. Richards), D91 [26FE]

Committee on Foreign Affairs: Antiballistic Missile Treaty interpretation dispute and strategic defense initiative (testimony form Representatives AuCoin and Dicks and public witnesses, D95 [26FE]

———Soviet compliance with arms control agreements (testimony from Kenneth L. Adelman and Richard N. Perle), D149 [12MR]

Committee on Foreign Relations: constitutional implications of the Antiballistic Missile Treaty (testimony), D294 [29AP]

———Threshold Test Ban Treaty and the Peaceful Nuclear Explosions Treaty (testimony from several Dept. of Defense personnel), D12 [13JA]

———treaties with Soviet Union relative to nuclear weapons, D17 [16JA]

———treaty with Soviet Union on underground nuclear explosions for peaceful purposes (testimony from several Dept. of Defense personnel), D12 [13JA]

Committee on Governmental Affairs: effect of international spread of nuclear weapons on U.S. national security interests (testimony from Leonard S. Spector), D78 [24FE]

———effect of international spread of nuclear weapons on U.S. national security interests (testimony from Richard T. Kennedy and Lewis Dunn), D83 [25FE]

———international spread of nuclear weapons (testimony from Richard N. Perle), D115 [5MR]

Committee on the Judiciary (House): allow suits against the U.S. for acts or omissions of contractors in carrying out the nuclear weapons testing program (testimony), D177 [19MR]

History

Antiballistic Missile Treaty: ACDA, 13167 [20MY]

Interviews

Arms control verification: A.M. Petrosyants with Pravda, 3412 [17FE]

Double-zero agreement—One European's cautious welcome: with Peter Corterier, Paris (France) International Herald Tribune, 31974 [16NO]

Peace politics: Senator Hatfield, with Arms Control Today (publication), 9091-9093 [21AP]

Letters

Antiballistic Missile Treaty: Abraham Becker, 5584 [12MR]

———Abraham D. Sofaer, 5315 [11MR]

———Ambassador Henry F. Cooper, 6990 [26MR]

———Donald Brennan, 5585 [12MR]

———Henry F. Cooper, 8896 [9AP]

———John Rhinelander, 5585 [12MR]

———Paul H. Nitze, 5585 [12MR]

———President Reagan, 13865 [28MY]

———Raymond L. Garthoff, 32788 [19NO]

———Senator Hollings, 8895 [9AP], 32789 [19NO]

———Senator Quayle, 8895 [9AP], 16188 [16JN], 19270 [9JY]

———William R. Harris, 8889 [9AP], 33656 [2DE]

Antiballistic Missile Treaty Interpretation: Committee on Armed Services (sundry), 4997 [6MR]

———Committee on Foreign Relations, 4999 [6MR]

———George P. Shultz, Sec. of State, 4999 [6MR]

———J. Edward Fox, 4997 [6MR]

———Joint Chiefs of Staff, 4997 [6MR]

———Raymond L. Garthoff, 5000 [6MR]

———Royal B. Allison, 5001 [6MR]

———Senator Levin, 4992-4997 [6MR]

———Senators Byrd and Nunn, 4991, 5000 [6MR]

Antisatellite weapons: E.C. Aldridge, Jr., 24763 [22SE]

Arms control: Senator Byrd, 4560 [3MR]

Arms control compliance: J. Edward Fox, Dept. of State, 16965 [22JN]

———Representatives Hamilton and Fascell, 16965 [22JN]

Arms control negotiations: J. Edward Fox, Dept. of State, 17353 [24JN]

———Representative Fascell, 17353 [24JN]

Moratorium on plutonium production for nuclear weapons: Dean E. Abrahamson and several defense experts and scientists, 31174 [5NO]

Nuclear weapons: American Legion, 12800 [19MY]

———Raymond J. Celada, Congressional Research Service, 12796 [19MY]

Nuclear weapons reliability: Richard L. Garwin, Hans A. Bethe, and Carson Mark, 3862 [19FE]

Nuclear weapons testing: Dwight D. Eisenhower, 2680 [4FE]

———President Reagan, 14436 [3JN]

Peaceful Nuclear Explosions Treaty Verification: Gerald R. Ford, 9275 [22AP]

Radiation exposure during military service: several Senators, 2925 [4FE]

SALT II: several Senators, 2236 [29JA]

SDI—progress and challenges report: James A. Abrahamson, 8931 [10AP]

Soviet noncompliance with arms control agreements: President Reagan, 26101 [1OC]

Strategic defense initiative: ACDA, 26713 [6OC]

———British Ambassador, 12106 [12MY]

———Caspar W. Weinberger, Sec. of Defense, 24741 [22SE]

———Dept. of Defense, 13518 [21MY]

———James A. Abrahamson, Dept. of Defense, 18466 [1JY], 24506 [18SE]

———John L. Piotrowski, 13518 [21MY]

———President Reagan, 26286 [2OC]

———Senator Bumpers, 24506 [18SE]

———Senator Dole, 7783 [2AP]

———Senator Hollings, 6291 [19MR]

———Winifred Bauer, 12094 [12MY]

Talks on strategic weapons: 23 House Members, to Mikhail Gorbachev (1985), 11338 [6MY]

Test ban: Caspar W. Weinberger, Sec. of Defense, 13122 [20MY]

Threshold Test Ban Treaty, President Reagan, 1212 [13JA]

Threshold Test Ban Treaty Verification: Gerald R. Ford, 9275 [22AP]

U.S. boycott of U.N. Conference on Disarmament and Development: Herbert S. Okun, 23939 [15SE]

U.S. violation of SALT II warhead limits: 57 Senators, 26082 [1OC]

Underground Nuclear Explosions Control Act: Charles B. Archambeau, Jack F. Evernden, and Lynn Sykes, 23108 [7AU]

———Richard L. Garwin, Hans A. Bethe, and Carson Mark, 23107 [7AU]

———various organizations, 23104, 23105 [7AU]

Underground nuclear testing: Roger E. Batzel, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, 25113 [24SE]

Veterans' Ionizing Radiation Compensation Improvements Act: Senator Domenici, 2760 [4FE]

Lists

Cosigners of letter relative to U.S. violation of SALT II warhead limits, 26082 [1OC]

Cosponsors of S. 1106, underground test ban, 23103 [7AU]

Presidentially confirmed Soviet SALT break out violations and their military implications, 26438 [6OC]

Soviet SALT II violations, 13913 [28MY]

Unambiguous Soviet violations of arms control agreements, 26106 [1OC]

Memorandums

Antiballistic Missile Treaty Interpretation: U.S. SALT delegation, 13136-13138 [20MY]

Antiballistic Missile Treaty Negotiations: ACDA, 19270 [9JY]

———Paul Nitze, Harold Brown and A.N. Shchukin, 19271 [9JY]

Data Base on the Numbers of Strategic Offensive Arms, 1667 [21JA]

Development Rights and Duties Relating to ABM Systems, 8890-8892 [9AP]

Low-threshold nuclear test restrictions, 23106 [7AU]

Nuclear Weapons: H. Lawrence Garrett III, Dept. of Defense, 12797 [19MY]

SDI—Progress and Challenges Report: James A. Abrahamson, Strategic Defense Initiative Organization, 8931 [10AP]

U.S.-Soviet Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty Outline: Representative Fascell, 35068 [11DE]

Memorials of legislature

Alaska, 6356 [19MR]

Hawaii, 16290 [16JN], 16642 [18JN]

Nevada, 16775 [18JN]

Messages

ACDA Report, President Reagan, 3243 [10FE]

Nuclear Non-Proliferation Act, President Reagan, 4482 [3MR]

Peaceful Nuclear Explosions Treaty, President Reagan, 1212 [13JA]

Prevention of Nuclear Proliferation, President Reagan, 4584 [3MR]

Soviet SALT Violations, President Reagan, 8887 [9AP]

Treaties With the Soviet Union, President Reagan, 1225 [13JA]

Papers

Arms Control: Lawyers Alliance for Nuclear Arms Control and Association of Soviet Lawyers, 20141 [17JY]

Development and Relationship of Nuclear Power and Nuclear Weapons—Evolving an Acceptable Nuclear Power Fuel Cycle: Meyer Steinberg, 31509-31511 [10NO]

In From the Cold—Nuclear Winter Melts Down: Russell Seitz, 12292-12296 [13MY]

Monitoring Yields of Underground Nuclear Tests: Frederick K. Lamb, 3856-3860 [19FE]

MX Dense Pack: Library of Congress, 12478 [14MY]

Nuclear Weapons: Depts of Defense and State, 26436 [6OC]

Talking Points—Arms Control: Representative Richardson, 15598 [11JN]

Petitions

Nuclear weapons: Oceanport, NJ, City Council, 23571 [9SE]

Poems

``Atomic Veterans,'' Gordon P. Erspamer, 1909 [22JA]

``Bikini,'' Gordon P. Erspamer, 1909 [22JA]

``Nuclear Winter,'' Clinton F. Larson, 11008 [4MY]

``Racial Feudalism,'' Clinton F. Larson, 11576 [6MY]

Polls of opinion

Strategic defense initiative, 7094 [26MR], 11962 [11MY]

———Committee on the Present Danger, 9419 [23AP]

———Cornell University, NY, 5295 [11MR]

———National Academy of Sciences, 3349 [17FE]

———sundry news organizations, 6449 [20MR]

U.S. and Soviet citizens' views on importance of issues discussed by President Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev: Newsweek (magazine), 35774 [16DE]

Press releases

No flaw in this logic: Senator Simon, 6411 [19MR]

Strategic defense initiative awards: American Defense Preparedness Association, 9420 [23AP]

Provisions

Antiballistic Missile Treaty, articles 6(1) and 6(2), 13135 [20MY]

Questions and answers

Antiballistic Missile Treaty: Henry M. Jackson with John Foster, 5298 [11MR]

Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty, 34623 [9DE]

Strategic defense initiative: National Academy of Sciences, 3348 [17FE]

Underground Nuclear Explosions Control Act, 23104 [7AU]

Quotations

European support for strategic defense initiative: Raymond Lygo, 24382, 24391 [17SE]

Remarks in House

Abrahamson, James A.: views on strategic defense initiative, 9358 [22AP]

Antiballistic Missile Treaty (H.R. 1851), 7745 [1AP]

———compliance, 5717 [16MR], 9193, 9196 [21AP], 23710 [10SE], 26690-26693 [6OC]

———interpretation, 34656 [9DE]

Antisatellite weapons: limit deployment, 12766-12775 [19MY]

———limit testing, 12761 [19MY]

Arms control: combat nuclear proliferation through imposition of trade and other sanctions (H.R. 3230), 23441 [7AU]

———denuclearization of Europe, 9678 [23AP]

———funding for weapons testing, 12245 [12MY]

———impact of leftwing politics, 11357 [6MY]

———intermediate-range nuclear forces agreement, 24943 [23SE], 36155 [17DE]

———media coverage, 7594 [31MR]

———nuclear weapons (H. Con. Res. 117), 26713 [6OC]

———nuclear weapons tests moratorium, 2501, 2503, 2504, 2505 [3FE], 2678, 2680, 2683, 2684, 2694 [4FE], 4141 [26FE], 3177, 3183 [5FE]

———nuclear weapons treaty negotiations, 1111-1113 [8JA], 3335-3337 [11FE], 4479 [3MR], 4698 [3MR], 5981 [17MR], 6929 [25MR], 7595 [31MR], 9682 [23AP], 12554 [14MY], 15107 [9JN], 17353 [24JN], 17425 [25JN], 23798 [10SE], 23896 [15SE], 24900, 24907 [22SE], 26411 [5OC], 31620 [10NO]

———reduction of thermonuclear weapons, 24575 [21SE]

———Soviet violations of agreements, 5498 [11MR]

———test ban, 3862 [19FE], 12131, 12133 [12MY], 13121 [20MY]

———U.S.-Soviet agreement, 24254 [16SE]

Chatham High School, Cape Cod, MA: presentation of views on nuclear war and human rights, 34413 [8DE]

Chesapeake Bay: Navy simulation of nuclear explosion, 4439 [27FE]

Children: views on threat, 9345 [22AP]

Congress: role in achieving nuclear nonproliferation, 1079 [8JA]

Consequences: impact, 14788 [4JN]

———joint scientific study with Soviet Union to determine long-term effects (H. Con. Res. 73), 5533 [11MR]

———winter aftermath, 11860 [8MY]

Dept. of Defense: initiate full-scale development and testing of systems and components of the strategic defense initiative in order to provide an initial deployed operational capability during 1993 (H.R. 1849), 7745 [1AP]

Europe: denuclearization, 9678 [23AP]

———intermediate-range nuclear forces removal, 27936 [14OC]

Foreign trade: sanctions to enforce nonproliferation and test ban (H.R. 1062), 3237 [9FE]

Intermediate-range nuclear forces(H. Res. 313), 32701 [18NO], 32952-32959 [19NO], 35017 [11DE]

Japan: anniversary of atomic bomb on Hiroshima, 23070 [7AU]

Lawrence Livermore Laboratory, CA: strategic defense initiative research, 34988 [10DE]

Midgetman ICBM Program: funding, 35549 [14DE]

———terminate, 12365-12367 [13MY]

Mutual Nuclear Warhead Testing Moratorium Act: enact (H.R. 12), 807 [6JA], 818 [7JA], 892, 968 [7JA], 3184 [5FE]

National Association of Radiation Survivors: tribute, 1909 [22JA]

National defense: plutonium production, 31174 [5NO]

———space-based antinuclear missile shield over U.S. and Soviet Union, 8541 [8AP]

———U.S. defense policy relative to first strike (H.J. Res. 409), 33046 [20NO]

NATO: intermediate-range nuclear missiles, 26711 [6OC]

———SALT II, 11874 [8MY]

New Zealand: ban on U.S. Navy ships, 13845 [27MY]

Nuclear weapons: mutual, simultaneous, and verifiable testing moratorium (H.R. 12), 3320 [11FE]

———test ban, 13295 [20MY]

———testing, 12791-12813 [19MY]

Pakistan: deliberating aid, 34578 [9DE]

———exemption from U.S. law prohibiting aid to countries trying to acquire or develop nuclear arsenals, 32705 [18NO]

———modification of F-16 aircraft for bomb, 29001 [22OC]

———nuclear weapons program, 6263 [19MR], 23660 [9SE], 34579 [9DE], 34700 [10DE]

Reagan, President: meeting with Mikhail Gorbachev, 29767 [28OC], 30671 [3NO]

SALT II: limits, 905 [7JA], 6950 [25MR]

South Pacific nuclear-free zone: establish (H. Con. Res. 158), 20840 [22JY], 26959 [7OC], 28476-28480 [20OC]

Soviet Union: arms control negotiations, 4479 [3MR], 8532 [8AP], 25674 [29SE], 25918 [30SE], 26795-26799 [7OC], 30673 [3NO]

———compliance to Antiballistic Missile Treaty, 6932 [25MR]

———ICBM test in Pacific Ocean, 26043 [1OC]

———ICBM test in Pacific Ocean (H. Con. Res. 199), 28321, 28323 [19OC], 28455 [20OC]

———Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty, 34574, 34623, 34624 [9DE]

———Krasnoyarsk radar system in violation of Antiballistic Missile Treaty, 11136 [5MY]

———nuclear weapons (H. Con. Res. 117), 26713 [6OC]

———reductions in nuclear weapons, 30475 [2NO]

Space policy: kinetic kill vehicle, 11673 [7MY]

———national security, 7420-7425 [31MR]

———use of nuclear weapons in outer space, 4149-4154 [26FE]

Space warfare: Soviet antiballistic missile defense system, 14790 [4JN]

Strategic defense initiative, 939 [7JA], 2683 [4FE], 3194 [5FE], 3470 [18FE], 4480 [3MR], 4698 [3MR], 6291 [19MR], 6514 [23MR], 6940 [25MR], 7083 [26MR], 7094, 7100 [26MR], 8929 [10AP], 9346 [22AP], 11014 [4MY], 11671, 11673 [7MY], 11962 [11MY], 12052, 12130 [12MY], 12815 [20MY], 15399 [10JN], 16325 [16JN], 19600 [13JY], 20818 [22JY], 24680 [21SE], 25016 [23SE], 34656 [9DE], 34988 [10DE]

———effect on arms control and national defense, 5520 [11MR]

———establish deployment objectives for components (H.R. 1850), 7745 [1AP]

———funding, 1688 [21JA], 12052-12073, 12074 [12MY]

Treaties: agreements between controlled countries and Federal agencies, 34724 [10DE]

Turkish Peace Association: trial, 13288 [20MY]

Veterans: establish benefits for disease victims of ionizing radiation (H.R. 1811), 6728 [25MR], 21305-21310 [28JY]

Vienna, Austria: Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe, 19088 [8JY]

Weapons: limit testing of antisatellite (H.J. Res. 176), 5523 [11MR]

———moratorium on testing, 1973 [27JA], 24693 [21SE]

———MX missile, 29676 [28OC]

———prohibit use of funds for retrofitting Trident submarines for D-5 missiles, 12370-12375 [13MY]

———prohibit use of funds for Trident II missile program, 12367-12370 [13MY]

Remarks in Senate

Antiballistic Missile Treaty: administration reinterpretation, 4990 [6MR], 5324-5326 [11MR]

———compliance, 1840 [22JA], 6654 [24MR], 6779-6787 [25MR], 7526 [31MR], 7783, 7785 [2AP], 8400-8403 [8AP], 8674, 8677, 8678, 8752 [9AP], 9201 [22AP], 10875 [1MY], 11816 [8MY], 16188 [16JN], 17030 [23JN], 19270 [9JY], 23514 [9SE], 23724 [10SE], 37892 [21DE]

———development and deployment (S. Res. 197), 10358 [29AP]

———interpretation, 5296-5316 [11MR], 5561, 5582-5587 [12MR], 6989 [26MR], 7023 [26MR], 7841 [2AP], 8457-8464 [8AP], 8887 [9AP], 8950 [10AP], 11121 [5MY], 11508, 11565 [6MY], 11605 [7MY], 11977 [12MY], 12438, 12544 [14MY], 13134-13167, 13182 [20MY], 13864 [28MY], 18922 [8JY], 23143 [7AU], 33656 [2DE]

———interpretation (S. Res. 167), 5635-5639 [12MR], 5706 [13MR], 5871 [17MR]

Antisatellite weapons: testing, 24751-24763 [22SE], 37901 [21DE]

Arms control: notification to Congress of Soviet compliance with treaties, 26297, 26302 [2OC]

———nuclear weapons treaty negotiations, 2088, 2089 [28JA], 2229-2234 [29JA], 3412, 3413 [17FE], 4559, 4561, 4562, 4568 [3MR], 5009 [6MR], 6636 [24MR], 7639 [1AP], 8928, 8950 [10AP], 9084, 9085-9087, 9090, 9098 [21AP], 9369, 9372 [23AP], 10052 [28AP], 10301 [29AP], 11277 [5MY], 11370 [6MY], 11597 [6MY], 12562 [15MY], 12831 [19MY], 13133 [20MY], 13689 [27MY], 14265 [2JN], 14436 [3JN], 14809 [5JN], 17030 [23JN], 17215 [24JN], 18735 [7JY], 19680 [14JY], 20931 [23JY], 21951 [3AU], 22386 [5AU], 23083, 23084-23108, 23113 [7AU], 23837 [11SE], 23936 [15SE], 24137 [16SE], 24797 [22SE], 33630 [2DE], 37628 [21DE]

———Peaceful Nuclear Explosions Treaty, 9275 [22AP]

———Soviet compliance, 3823 [19FE]

———Soviet proposals, 13753 [27MY]

———Soviet treaty violations, 8882 [9AP], 23108-23112 [7AU]

———strategic cruise missiles, 17732 [26JN]

———U.S. policy, 317 [6JA]

Arms Control Treaty Review Support Office: establish (S. Res. 348), 36557, 36616 [19DE]

Committee on Foreign Relations: schedule of consideration of intermediate-range nuclear forces treaty, 37950 [22DE]

Consequences: impact, 12291 [13MY]

Convention on the Physical Protection of Nuclear Materials: ratification by foreign countries (S. Res. 37), 787 [6JA]

Courts: extend and improve procedures for liability and indemnification for nuclear incidents (H.R. 1414), 21818 [31JY], 22042 [3AU]

Defense contractors: liability arising from nuclear weapons testing (S. 478), 2924 [4FE]

Dept. of Defense: retrofitting of Minuteman III missiles, 13911-13914 [28MY]

———underground nuclear testing, 25100-25122 [24SE]

Dept. of Energy: Nevada test, 3004 [5FE]

———nuclear materials production, 34551 [9DE]

Developing countries: nuclear weapons, 3855 [19FE]

Ecology: atmospheric greenhouse effect, 29482 [27OC]

Falcon Air Force Station, CO: strategic defense initiative organization's national test facility, 13517 [21MY]

FEMA: withdraw from nuclear attack simulation with States (S. 606), 4328 [26FE]

Glenn, Senator: efforts to establish conditions on U.S. assistance to Pakistan, 6016 [18MR]

Gore, Senator: strategic defense initiative article, 3350 [17FE]

Hiroshima, Japan: anniversary of bombing, 22964 [6AU]

Intermediate-range nuclear forces treaty: agreement (S. Res. 283), 23854 [11SE], 25240, 25241 [25SE]

———compliance, 34296, 34299, 34302 [8DE]

———negotiations, 21507, 21508 [29JY], 24532 [18SE], 24705 [22SE], 34208, 34211-34215 [4DE]

———ratification, 36168 [18DE]

Lawyers Alliance for Nuclear Arms Control: Moscow meeting, 20141 [17JY]

Mining and mineral resources: viable domestic uranium industry (S. 1846), 34549 [9DE]

Mutual Nuclear Warhead Testing Moratorium Act: enact (S. 472), 2910 [4FE]

NATO: defense initiative after reduction of intermediate-range nuclear forces missiles, 37906-37908 [21DE]

New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology: centers for research on the chemistry and physics of explosions, 26188 [1OC]

Nuclear weapons: export of components, 17440 [25JN]

———nonproliferation policy, 11773 [8MY]

———position of Vermonters, 1246 [13JA]

———reduction, 9754 [27AP]

———risk reduction centers, 25495 [29SE]

———test ban, 10633 [30AP], 12639 [18MY], 14435 [3JN], 29785 [29OC]

———test ban on underground explosions (S. 1106), 10343 [29AP], 23101 [7AU]

———test moratorium, 317 [6JA], 3141 [5FE]

———treaty verification, 7432 [31MR]

———U.S. and Soviet stockpiles, 6411 [19MR]

———war deterrence effect, 21690 [30JY]

Pakistan: development of nuclear weapons, 19776-19778 [14JY]

Peaceful Nuclear Explosions Treaty: ratification, 1211 [13JA], 1678 [21JA]

———SALT II, 13438 [21MY]

———compliance, 2235 [29JA]

———compliance with numerical limits, 2409 [2FE], 17959 [27JN]

———Reagan administration policy, 2761 [4FE]

SALT II Sublimit Mutual Restraint Act: enact (S. 415), 2229-2234 [29JA]

Senate Arms Control Observer Group: Geneva meeting, 1119 [12JA]

———points of consideration in negotiating arms control with Soviet Union, 27808 [14OC]

———reauthorize (S. Res. 30), 288-291 [6JA]

Soviet Union: arms control negotiations, 1123 [12JA], 23955-23957 [15SE], 26585 [6OC], 33335 [1DE]

———arms control negotiations (S. Res. 94), 3361-3370 [17FE]

———balance of military power with U.S., 37946-37950 [22DE]

———missile flight test in Pacific, 26308 [2OC]

———policies of Mikhail Gorbachev, 14812 [5JN]

———underground nuclear weapons test monitoring, 3855 [19FE]

Space warfare: heavy lift vehicle for deployment of strategic defense initiative, 18466 [1JY]

Strategic defense initiative, 1840 [22JA], 3346 [17FE], 3657 [19FE], 4165 [26FE], 4564 [3MR], 5295 [11MR], 5651 [12MR], 5714 [13MR], 6449 [20MR], 7783, 7844 [2AP], 8397 [8AP], 8672, 8674, 8752 [9AP], 8950 [10AP], 9276 [22AP], 9419-9420 [23AP], 9702 [24AP], 10051 [28AP], 11606 [7MY], 11816 [8MY], 12425 [14MY], 13689 [27MY], 15123 [10JN], 16341-16343 [17JN], 16606 [18JN], 17030 [23JN], 18408 [1JY], 19682 [14JY], 21204 [28JY], 22800 [6AU], 23938 [15SE], 24137, 24141-24203 [16SE], 24380-24397 [17SE], 24505, 24517 [18SE], 24709-24763 [22SE], 26420 [6OC], 27748, 27825 [14OC], 28179 [16OC], 29534 [28OC], 31058 [5NO], 31566 [10NO], 33234, 33266 [30NO]

———efficient and cost-effective policy, 8674 [9AP]

———funding, 1440 [20JA], 35074 [11DE], 36688 [20DE]

Spain: Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty, 7196 [27MR]

Threshold Test Ban Treaty: ratification, 1211 [13JA], 1668, 1678 [21JA], 9275 [22AP]

Treaties: administration policy, 2747 [4FE], 29632 [28OC]

———removal of injunction of secrecy on Convention on Early Notification of a Nuclear Accident and Convention on Assistance in the Case of a Nuclear Accident of Radiological Emergency, 6576 [23MR]

U.N.: U.S. boycott of Conference on Disarmament and Development, 23939 [15SE]

Veterans: benefits for death or disability resulting from exposure to radiation from detonation of nuclear weapons (S. 1002), 8813-8816, 8819 [9AP]

Veterans' Ionizing Radiation Compensation Improvements Act: enact (S. 453), 2757-2760 [4FE]

———proliferation, 14809 [5JN], 19776-19778 [14JY]

Reports

Antisatellite Weapons: ACDA, 24752 [22SE]

———President Reagan, 24759 [22SE]

Compliance and the Future of Arms Control: Gloria Duffy, Gregory Dalton, Matthew State, and Leo Sartori, 3823-3832 [19FE]

Factfinding Trip to the Soviet Union: Representatives Carr, Downey, and Moody, 35009-35012 [10DE]

Interpretation of the Antiballistic Missile Treaty: Senator Nunn, 5302-5315 [11MR]

1980 Reagan Administration CIA Transition Team, 26440 [6OC]

Nuclear Weapons: General Advisory Committee on Arms Control, 26439 [6OC]

Plutonium Availability and Cost: Dept. of Energy, 30698 [4NO]

Sea-Based Missile Programs: President's Commission on Strategic Forces, 25415 [28SE]

Soviet Military Power: Dept. of Defense, 7024 [26MR]

Soviet Noncompliance With Arms Control Agreements: President Reagan, 7786 [2AP], 8458, 8461, 8463, 8464-8468 [8AP], 26101-26105 [1OC], 26436 [6OC]

Soviet Violation of SALT I Treaty: President Reagan, 36556 [19DE]

Strategic Defense Initiative: Committee on Appropriations, 24711 [22SE]

———Committee on Armed Services, 24750 [22SE]

———Dept. of Defense, 24719, 24720, 24721, 24727, 24741 [22SE]

———President Reagan, 24713 [22SE]

Strategic Defense Initiative—Progress and Challenges: James Bruce and Douglas Waller, 8929-8931 [10AP]

Strategic Defense Initiative Report to Congress: Dept. of Defense, 24721 [22SE]

U.S. Defense Plutonium Needs and the Hanford, WA, Nuclear Reactor, 30697 [4NO]

Reports filed

Procedures for Liability and Indemnification for Nuclear Incidents: Committee on Energy and Commerce (H.R. 1414) (H. Rept. 100-104), 20779 [22JY]

———Committee on Rules (H.R. 1414), Consideration (H. Res. 234) (H. Rept. 100-249), 21377 [28JY]

———Committee on Science, Space, and Technology (H.R. 1414) (H. Rept. 100-104), 20779 [22JY]

Veterans Benefits for Victims of Ionizing Radiation: Committee on Veterans' Affairs (H.R. 1811) (H. Rept. 100-1811), 20905 [23JY]

Reports to constituents

Hamilton, Lee H.: Soviet Military Power, 21565 [29JY]

Resolutions by organizations

Dept. of Defense Authorization Act's strategic defense initiative and Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty report requirements (H. Res. 132), 7100 [26MR]

Nuclear weapons freeze campaign testing: Burlington, VT, City Council, 1246 [13JA]

Suspension of nuclear testing: U.S. Conference of Mayors, 23104 [7AU]

Statements

Antiballistic Missile Treaty: CIA, 7023 [26MR]

———Gerard C. Smith, 6785, 6786 [25MR]

———Harold Brown, 12475 [14MY]

———Henry A. Kissinger, 6786 [25MR]

———Hiram L. Fong, 6785 [25MR]

———James L. Buckley, 6784 [25MR]

———James Schlesinger, 12475 [14MY]

———Melvin R. Laird, 5297 [11MR], 6786 [25MR], 12474 [14MY]

———President Reagan, 7024 [26MR]

———Senator Nunn, 6477, 6478 [20MR], 6785 [25MR]

———Senator Quayle, 8897 [9AP]

———Soviet Minister of Defense, 7786 [2AP]

———Thomas Moorer, 6784 [25MR], 12475 [14MY]

Antiballistic Missile Treaty Interpretation: Abraham D. Sofaer, Dept. of State, 8752, 8754-8756 [9AP]

Antisatellite Weapons, 24751, 24760 [22SE]

———American Academy of Arts and Sciences, 12772 [19MY]

———James Reynolds, 12773 [19MY]

———Leslie Dirks, 12773 [19MY]

———Lew Allen, Jr., 12773 [19MY]

———Senator Kerry, 24760 [22SE]

Approval of the Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty, 26435 [6OC]

Arms Control: Brent Scowcroft, 31620, 31621 [10NO]

———Paul Warnke, 31620 [10NO]

———President Reagan, 3364 [17FE]

———William J. Crowe, Jr., 3363 [17FE]

Arms Control Treaties: President Reagan, 26308 [2OC]

Arms Control Treaties Compliance: Angelo Codevilla, 8461 [8AP]

———CIA, 8463 [8AP]

———Dept. of Defense, 8463 [8AP]

———Eugene Rostow, 8460 [8AP]

———Gerard Smith, 8460 [8AP]

———Henry A. Kissinger, 8460 [8AP]

———Jack Matlock, 8461 [8AP]

———Leonid I. Brezhnev, 8459 [8AP]

———Soviet officials, 8459 [8AP]

Backfire Aircraft: Cyrus Vance, 1668 [21JA]

Ban on Nuclear Weapons Testing: John F. Kennedy, 9544 [23AP]

Comments on the Report of the American Physical Society, 12816 [20MY]

Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe: Warren Zimmerman, 19088 [8JY]

Consequences of Nuclear Warfare, 5276 [10MR]

Data on the Numbers of Strategic Offensive Arms as of the Date of Signature of the Treaty, 1667 [21JA]

Krasnoyarsk Radar: CIA, 26436 [6OC]

Mission of U.S. Strategic Defense Command, 25398 [28SE]

MX Dense Pack: Senator Symms, 12478 [14MY]

Nuclear Attack: Caspar W. Weinberger, Sec. of Defense, 26421 [6OC]

Nuclear Deterrent: Winston S. Churchill, 3365 [17FE]

Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty: Felipe Gonzalez, 7196 [27MR]

———Senator Glenn, 35187 [11DE]

Nuclear Test Ban Treaty: John F. Kennedy (1962), 12070 [12MY]

Nuclear Test Moratorium: John F. Kennedy, 9682 [23AP]

Nuclear Weapons, 26433 [6OC]

———Angelo Codevilla, 26440 [6OC]

———Bernard Randolph, 12804 [19MY]

———Caspar W. Weinberger, Sec. of Defense, 26436, 26439 [6OC]

———CIA, 26435, 26439 [6OC]

———David Lange, prime minister of New Zealand, 13845 [27MY]

———George P. Shultz, Sec. of State, 26437 [6OC]

———Henry A. Kissinger, 26434 [6OC]

———Henry M. Jackson, 26434 [6OC]

———John F. Kennedy, 12812 [19MY]

———Larry Welch, 26435 [6OC]

———Melvin R. Laird, 26435 [6OC]

———President Reagan, 12793, 12809 [19MY], 26434, 26435, 26437 [6OC]

———William J. Crowe, Jr., 12798, 12802 [19MY], 26435 [6OC]

———William R. Harris, 26440 [6OC]

———Zbigniew Brzezinski, 26437 [6OC]

Nuclear Weapons Treaty Negotiations: Jeremy Stone, 11370 [6MY]

Outer Space: President Eisenhower, 4149 [26FE]

Pakistan Development of Nuclear Weapons: A.Q. Khan, 19778 [14JY]

———Minister of Defense of India, 11773 [8MY]

———Mohammed Zia Ul-Haq, 11773 [8MY]

———Pakistani scientist, 11773 [8MY]

———Senator Glenn, 11774-11776 [8MY], 21875 [31JY]

———U.S. Ambassador to Pakistan, 11773 [8MY]

SALT I Treaty: President Reagan, 27057 [8OC]

———U.S. Government, 26302 [2OC]

SALT II: Dept. of State, 3364 [17FE]

———Jimmy Carter, 26084 [1OC]

———William J. Crowe, Jr., 3364 [17FE]

SALT II Numerical Limits, 6950 [25MR]

Soviet Military Production Capabilities: Harold Brown, 26107 [1OC]

Soviet Missile Deployment: sundry, 23110, 23111 [7AU]

Soviet Violations of Certain Arms Control Treaties: ACDA, 36556 [19DE]

———President Reagan, 23109 [7AU]

Space Science: Thomas Donahue, 4153 [26FE]

Strategic Defense Initiative, 24736 [22SE]

———Caspar W. Weinberger, Sec. of Defense, 24711 [22SE]

———Clark Clifford, 12055 [12MY]

———George Hess, 12055 [12MY]

———Gerold Yonas, 24741 [22SE]

———Harold Brown, 12086, 12097 [12MY], 24714 [22SE]

———James A. Abrahamson, 9358 [22AP], 24741 [22SE]

———Pentagon press briefing, 12066 [12MY]

———Peter Stein, 3347 [17FE]

———President Reagan, 12086 [12MY]

———Robert A. Cooper, 12083 [12MY], 12098 [12MY]

———Robert Jastrow, 8398 [8AP]

———Senator Wallop, 24734 [22SE]

———Senator Wilson, 7783 [2AP]

———Vice President Bush, 24736 [22SE]

Studies on Nuclear Warheads for ATACMS Missiles: Senator Quayle, 25408 [28SE]

Threat of Nuclear War: Olympia, WA, school children, 9345 [22AP]

U.S. Antisatellite Program a Key Element in the National Strategy of Deterrence: President Reagan, 24753 [22SE]

U.S. National Security and Antiballistic Missile Treaty, 8464 [8AP]

U.S. SALT Policy (sundry excerpts), 2233 [29JA]

Studies

Antisatellite Weapons: Kurt Gottfried and Richard Lebow, 24752 [22SE]

Death of Arms Control—Soviet SALT Break Out: David S. Sullivan, 2343-2352 [29JA]

Summaries

Antiballistic Missile Treaty: Committee on Foreign Relations, 11121-11126 [5MY]

Arms Control Test Ban on Underground Explosions (S. 1106), 23103 [7AU]

Dept. of Defense Appropriations' Arms Control Provisions, 32665-32668 [18NO]

Extend and Improve Procedures for Liability and Indemnification for Nuclear Incidents (H.R. 1414), 4776 [4MR]

Geneva Arms Control Talks, 28770 [21OC]

Presidentially Confirmed Expanding Pattern of SALT II Break Out Violations, 24521 [18SE]

Space-Based Interceptor: Senator Wallop, 24735 [22SE]

Strategic Defense Initiative Phase 1 Systems: Dept of Defense, 24739 [22SE]

Surveys

Strategic Defense Initiative: National Academy of Sciences, 3348 [17FE]

Tables

Ballistic missiles in developing countries, 25242 [25SE]

Military implications of Soviet SALT II violations, 26440 [6OC]

Nuclear testing agenda—nuclear explosions being conducted by Federal scientists, 29786 [29OC]

Radiation exposures for World War II veterans, 8816 [9AP]

SALT, 2232 [29JA]

Soviet and U.S. strategic nuclear forces, 3365 [17FE]

Status of Geneva arms reduction negotiations, 15108 [9JN]

Strategic defense initiative budget, 23977 [15SE]

Testimonies

Antiballistic Missile Treaty: Abraham D. Sofaer, 5585, 5586 [12MR]

———Gerard Smith, 5585 [12MR]

———Louis Henkin and Harlan Fiske, 5706 [13MR]

Antiballistic Missile Treaty Interpretation: Richard N. Perle, 8893 [9AP]

Antiballistic Missile Treaty as a Framework for Strategic Defense Programs and Arms Control Negotiations: William R. Harris, 8887-8889 [9AP]

Antisatellite Weapons: Robert Gates, CIA, 24752 [22SE]

Arms Control Treaties Compliance: Dept. of Defense, 8459 [8AP]

Nuclear Weapons Testing: John Pawlikowski, 2459 [2FE]

Peaceful Nuclear Explosions Treaty and Threshold Test Ban Treaty: Siegfried S. Hecker, 1678-1681 [21JA]

Texts of

H. Con. Res. 158, establish South Pacific nuclear free zone, 28476 [20OC]

H. Con. Res. 199, Soviet missile flight test in Pacific Ocean, 28321 [19OC]

H.R. 12, Mutual Nuclear Warhead Testing Moratorium Act, 968 [7JA]

H.R. 1811, establish benefits for veterans who are victims of ionizing radiation, 21305 [28JY]

H.R. 3796, transportation of plutonium between the U.S. and Japan, 36513 [18DE]

S. 415, SALT II Sublimit Mutual Restraint Act, 2234 [29JA]

S. 453, Veterans' Ionizing Radiation Compensation Improvements Act, 2758 [4FE]

S. 472, Mutual Nuclear Warhead Testing Moratorium Act, 2911 [4FE]

S. 606, States' right to withdraw from FEMA nuclear attack simulation, 4329 [26FE]

S. 1002, Veterans' Radiation Exposure Disability and Death Benefits Act, 8817-8819 [9AP]

S. 1106, test ban on underground nuclear explosions, 23102 [7AU]

S. Res. 30, reauthorize and redesignate the Senate Arms Control Observer Group, 290, 785 [6JA]

S. Res. 37, ratification of the Convention on the Physical Protection of Nuclear Materials by foreign countries, 787 [6JA]

S. Res. 94, arms control negotiations with Soviet Union, 3369 [17FE]

S. Res. 158, support for Threshold Test Ban and Peaceful Nuclear Explosions Treaties, 4637 [3MR]

S. Res. 167, Antiballistic Missile Treaty interpretation, 5634 [12MR]

S. Res. 175, Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty interpretation, 6787, 6903 [25MR]

S. Res. 197, antiballistic missile system development and deployment, 10357 [29AP]

S. Res. 283, intermediate range nuclear weapons agreement, 23854 [11SE]

S. Res. 348, Arms Control Treaty Review Support Office, 36558, 36616 [19DE]

Treaties

Articles of Ratification With Rarotonga, 20840 [22JY]