ANGOLA, PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF

Articles and editorials

Angola Lags in Drive on U.S.-Backed Rebels, 26494 [6OC]

Angola Rebel Chief Offers To Reopen Rail Line, Curb S. Africa's Hold on Region, 8545 [8AP]

Angola Rebels in Offer on Rail Line, 8546 [8AP]

Angola To Pursue Full Ties With the U.S., 18392 [30JN]

Angola—Crucial Confrontation Ahead, 29792-29794 [29OC]

Angolan Rebels Offer To Reopen Vital Railway but Only to Non-Military Traffic, 8545 [8AP]

Angola's Twilight Zone—Which Side of the Civil War Is America On?, 26492 [6OC]

Cubans, Soviets Blamed for Stall in Angolan Talks, 21490 [29JY]

Fleeing Cuba, 15604 [11JN]

Food Aid in Angola, 26494 [6OC]

Gunsmith to Third World, 6228 [18MR]

Ideological Contradictions in U.S. Policy Toward Angola, 34403 [8DE]

Reagan Says Soviets Show Indications of Change—Softer Rhetoric Reflects Hope for Summit, 21490 [29JY]

Rebels Brace for Major Drive by Angola, 26492 [6OC]

Rebels Crush Major Attack by Cuban-Led Angola Forces, 26495 [6OC], 25715 [30SE]

South Africa Declines Comment on Role in Angola Combat, 26495 [6OC]

Trouble With Covert Action, 9460 [23AP]

Tugging at the Rug Under Savimbi, 6498 [20MR]

U.S.-Angola Talks on Namibia Called Waste of Time, 21490 [29JY]

Bills and resolutions

Africa: public debate of military assistance in (see S. 1474)

Civil liberties: condemning the Soviet-Cuban buildup in Angola and human rights violations there (see S. Res. 174)

———U.S. policy (see H.R. 1074)

Democracy: U.S. policy (see H.R. 1074)

Foreign relations: open acknowledgment of military operations (see H.R. 3633)

National Union for the Total Independence of Angola: military assistance (see H.R. 340)

Chronologies

Soviet international misconduct affecting U.S. security interests, 1972 to present, 8676 [9AP]

Communiques

Update on offensive in Angola: National Union for the Total Independence of Angola (sundry), 25308 [25SE]

Letters

Peace in Angola: Ralph D. Abernathy, 36006 [17DE]

Prayers for peace in South Africa, Angola, and the Southern region: Maurice A. Dawkins, 18944 [8JY]

U.S. assistance to National Union for the Total Independence of Angola: Jonas M. Savimbi, 5686 [13MR]

Lists

Soviet military equipment captured or destroyed in Angola, 37643 [21DE]

Papers

Angola, War, Politics, and Famine: Committee on Hunger (Select), 25039-25041 [23SE]

Petitions

Angolan trade: Miami, FL, City Commission, 4263 [26FE]

Remarks in House

Cuba: foreign adventurism and civil liberties abuse, 15604 [11JN]

International relations: withdrawal of Soviet-bloc troops, 34088 [3DE]

Longo, Joseph: delegation to secure release in Angola, 17426 [25JN]

Military assistance: National Union for the Total Independence of Angola, 8544 [8AP]

Southern African Development Coordination Conference: funding, 34683, 34694 [10DE]

———funding and military assistance from Soviet Union, 34694 [10DE]

U.S. policy, 880 [7JA], 18392 [30JN], 25039 [23SE], 25715 [30SE]

Remarks in Senate

Civil liberties: condemning the Soviet-Cuban buildup and human rights violations (S. Res. 174), 6849 [25MR]

Foreign relations: U.S. policy, 11118 [5MY], 13232 [20MY], 21489 [29JY]

Foreign trade: prohibit exports and imports, 18938-18946 [8JY]

National Union for the Total Independence of Angola: economic assistance, 5686 [13MR]

———military assistance, 25307 [25SE]

National Union for Total Independence of Angola: U.S. policy, 6497 [20MR]

Soviet Union: military involvement, 37643-37645 [21DE]

Reports

Country Reports on Human Rights Practices—Angola: Dept. of State, 6850 [25MR]

Statements

Military Action in Angola: Rafael Del Pino Diaz, 37644 [21DE]

Texts of

S. Res. 174, condemning the Soviet-Cuban buildup and human rights violations, 6675 [24MR], 6849 [25MR]