ARMS CONTROL

Addresses

Arms Control and the Future of NATO: Senator Byrd, 1364-1368 [16FE]

Arms Control in Last Year of Reagan Administration: Senator Nunn, 748-750 [3FE], 4425-4427 [18MR], 10900-10902 [13MY]

Disarmament: Rajiv Gandhi, Prime Minister of India, 19708-19710 [1AU]

Mid-America Committee: Vice President Bush, 20695 [5AU]

National Defense: James H. Webb, Jr., Sec. of the Navy, 2454-2456 [24FE]

NATO—Building on Strength: Michael S. Dukakis, Governor of Massachusetts, 18509 [14JY]

Nuclear Disarmament—Consequences for the Alliance—Perspectives for Germany and Europe: Alfred Dregger, 11818-11820 [20MY], 12821-12824 [27MY], 13572-13581 [7JN]

Prospects for the U.S.-Soviet Dialog, Frank C. Carlucci, Sec. of Defense, 21573 [10AU]

Semantics of Human Rights: Richard Schifter, 2542 [25FE]

Speech in Search of a Statesman Capable of Delivering It: Howard G. Kurtz, 5074 [23MR]

Strategic Defense Initiative—The First Five Years: President Reagan, 4606 [21MR]

Strong and Secure America: Michael S. Dukakis, Governor of Massachusetts-23424, 23714 [14SE]

Treaty Interpretation and the Separation of Powers: Abraham D. Sofaer, Dept. of State, 12609-12613 [26MY]

Why the U.S. Must Withdraw From the ABM Treaty and Build a Tactical and Strategic Missile Defense System in the Decade of the 1990's: Representative Kemp, 32838-32841 [21OC]

Agreements

Ratification of Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty: Maynard W. Glitman and N. Chernov, negotiators for the U.S. and the Soviet Union, 12574 [26MY]

Amendments

Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty: interpretation, 14522 [15JN]

———ratification, 4578 [21MR], 11253 [17MY], 11505 [18MY], 11635, 11665 [19MY], 11839, 11845, 11866, 11894 [20MY], 11953, 11959, 11973, 11996, 12011 [23MY], 12077, 12094 [24MY], 12324, 12328, 12334, 12336, 12374, 12377, 12416, 12418, 12421-12440 [25MY], 12569, 12593, 12657, 12666, 12677, 12726-12730 [26MY], 12788, 12792, 12793, 12794, 12801, 12807, 12813, 13030 [27MY]

Analyses

Soviet Noncompliance With Arms Control Agreements, 11806-11811 [20MY]

Articles and editorials

ABM Crisis Nearing, 22766 [7SE]

Administration, Japanese Face Deadline for Winning Okay for Pu Sea Shipments, 24238 [16SE]

Advice, Consent . . . and Dissent on INF Pact—Why the Senate Should Say Yes, 12001 [23MY]

Blueprint for Radical Weapons Cuts, 3986-3987 [16MR]

Breakout, 2597 [26FE]

Caught in Its Own Illogic, 12622 [26MY]

China Assures Carlucci on Mideast Arms Sales—Peking Seen Curbing Missile Supply Role, 23740 [14SE]

China's Missiles, 23740 [14SE]

Constitutionality of Warrantless On-Site Arms Control Inspections in the United States, 17378-17391 [8JY]

Conventional Shrinksmanship, 3157 [3MR]

Crimson Whales, 5435 [29MR]

Danger of Imbalance at CSCE Negligence of ``Human Dimension''?, 11214 [17MY]

Dealing With Gorbachev, 5321-5324 [25MR]

Do We Have More Nukes Than We Had 20 Years Ago?, 20524 [4AU]

Do We Have More Nukes Than We Had 20 Years Ago? Guess Again, 13308 [2JN]

Doctrine or the Treaty?, 12623 [26MY], 12797 [27MY]

Don't Stampede NATO To Win INF Converts, 3409 [4MR]

Effective Strategic Policy, 24451-24455 [19SE]

Europe's INF Message to President Reagan, 12792 [27MY]

Forward With the INF Treaty, 12624 [26MY]

Frantic Third World Quest for Ballistic Missiles, 15504 [22JN]

Gorbachev's New Approach to Conventional Arms Control, 30644-30647 [14OC]

Gore Touts His ``Strength'', 1211 [8FE]

Helms and Shultz Are in High-Stakes Duel Over Verifiability of Pact, Missile Numbers, 5435 [29MR]

How To Kill the INF Treaty, 12624 [26MY]

If Arms Were Cut 50 Percent, 1470 [17FE]

India Tests Its Own Surface-to-Surface Missile, 3309 [3MR]

INF Pact Verifiable, ACDA Says, 6060 [31MR]

INF Talks Grow Shaky, as Concern Over Missile Verification Mount in Washington, 5435 [29MR]

INF Treaty, 11794 [20MY]

INF Treaty and Conventional Arms Control Efforts With the Soviet Union, 10256 [10MY]

INF Treaty Safeguards Unprecedented—Nitze, 5435 [29MR]

INF Treaty's Dangerous Vagueness, 7329 [19AP]

INF—Countdown, 12624 [26MY]

Inside the Freeze, 7538 [20AP]

Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty, 12343 [25MY]

It's High Time to Withdraw From ABA Treaty, 30620 [13OC]

Japan Seeks United States Okay To Ship Pu by Sea, 24238 [16SE]

Lack of Rockets Will Delay SDI, New Study Finds, 14210 [13JN]

Layman's Guide to Fixing the INF Treaty, 6518 [13AP]

Lessons in Honor From Richard Nixon, 12633 [26MY]

Libya Offers To Finance Brazilian Missile Project, 3308 [3MR]

Look Back at Limited Test Ban, 21663 [10AU]

``Lost'' Red Missiles, 5435 [29MR]

Luddites Are Wrong About SDI Too, 9484 [28AP], 9692 [2MY]

Medium-Range Missile Count Put at 2,000 by the Soviets, 5435 [29MR]

Medical Spinoffs From ``Star Wars''—Or a Cynical Effort To Win Public Opinion, 19867 [2AU]

Missile Proliferation, 5067 [23MR]

Moving Plutonium by Sea Is Assailed, 24239 [16SE]

NATO Central Region and the Balance of Uncertainty, 13567 [7JN]

NATO's Rot, 8856 [26AP]

Negotiations on Importing Plutonium by Sea, 24238 [16SE]

Next Europe-Japan Plutonium Shipment Could be by Sea, Not Air Transport, 24239 [16SE]

1977 Spy Data on SS-20's Cast Shadow Over INF Talks, 5435 [29MR]

1988 Election—U.S. Foreign Policy at a Watershed, 3760-3764 [14MR]

No, the Cold War Isn't Really Over, 25264 [23SE]

No More Nuclear Weapons? The Outlook Is Grim for Conventional Arms Control, 13666 [8JN]

Nobel Panel's Choice Odd, 29179 [6OC]

Nunn Calls for SDI Program to Steer Toward More Long-Term Technologies, 4428 [18MR]

Nunn Seeks Shield for Missiles Fired in Error, 4427 [18MR]

Only Way To Avoid a Catastrophe, 11595 [19MY]

Plutonium Talks Revived—Japan Takes New Tack, Hopes To Ship Nuclear Cargo by Sea, 24240 [16SE]

Poetry of Deceit, 10555 [11MY]

Reagan's Final Challenge, 14223 [13JN]

Report Critical of SDI Officials, 14210 [13JN]

Secrets and Ciphers, 408 [28JA]

Senate Study Contributes to Avalanche of Doubts on SDI, 14210 [13JN]

Senate Treaty Powers, 12622 [26MY]

Sound Way Out of the Treaty Trap, 12624 [26MY]

Soviet Admissions of Missiles Moscow Hid Shake Confidence of U.S. in Verification, 5435 [29MR]

Soviet Arms Doctrine in Flux—An Emphasis on the Defense, 3872 [15MR]

Soviet Arms Violations Disputed, 11806 [20MY]

Soviet Estimate—U.S. Intelligence Analysis and Russian Military Strength, 5435 [29MR]

Soviet General's SDI Warning, 19780-19782 [1AU]

Soviet Mobile Missile Worries United States, 5435 [29MR]

Soviet Ploy To Circumvent INF Pact Began With Secret Bases 2 Years Ago, 5435 [29MR]

Soviet Space Strategy, 5081-5084 [23MR]

Spy Agencies Disagree on Number of SS-20, 5435 [29MR]

Star Wars After Five Years—The Decisive Point, 17270-17272 [7JY]

Star Wars First Phase Won't Work, Study Says, 14209 [13JN]

START Can Be Finished, 14870 [16JN]

START—A Dangerous Rush for Agreement, 9952 [5MY], 10942 [13MY], 12809 [27MY]

Tough INF Questions Confront Senate—Will ``World's Greatest Deliberative Body'' Live Up to Its Name?, 14 [25JA]

Treaty, Europeans and the Justice, 3059 [3MR]

Treaty and Its Enemies, 12623 [26MY]

Treaty Signed—Cheating Begins, 5435 [29MR]

20,000 People of Diocese Call for Test Ban Treaty, 26505 [28SE]

U.S. Aide Says Soviet Has Kept Most Arms Pacts, 10441 [11MY]

U.S. May OK Shipping Plutonium by Sea—Japan Would Get Weapons-Grade Material; Lawmakers Opposed, 24238 [16SE]

U.S. Needs Hard Line Policy With Soviets, 3498 [4MR]

U.S. Satellites Detect Marked Increase in Mobile Soviet ICBM's, 31966 [19OC]

Unilateral Reciprocal Reductions in Nuclear Weapons—A Challenge to the Superpowers, 2772 [1MR]

USAF Intelligence Says Soviets Are Set To Break Out of ABM Treaty, 2597 [26FE]

Verification—Keeping Ivan Honest, 407 [28JA]

Verify, Clarify, Ratify, 12623 [26MY]

Washington's Master Leakers—How Two Crusaders Use Secret Information To Manipulate Policy, 12296 [25MY]

Who Is Conning the Alliance?, 4431-4434 [18MR]

Without Mobility, START Won't Go—To Be Able To Live With 50% Cuts We Need Midgetman, 9799 [3MY]

Word of the United States, 12622 [26MY]

Bills and resolutions

Arms Control Competitive and Economic Adjustment Commission Act: enact (see S. 2080)

Chemical warfare: sanctions against firms transferring chemical agents to Iran, Iraq, Libya, and Syria (see H.R. 5396)

Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty: military security of NATO (see H. Res. 401)

———support (see H. Res. 422)

Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty Reinforcement Act: enact (see S. 2342)

International Atomic Energy Agency: distribution nuclear material recovered from warheads under arms control treaties for use for peaceful nuclear programs (see H.J. Res. 588)

Senate Arms Control Observer Group (S. Res. 30): amend (see S. Res. 466)

Space policy: prohibiting the testing or basing of weapons in outer space (see S. 2346; H.R. 4494)

———U.S. policy relative to antisatellite weapons and U.S. military satellites (see H.R. 4451)

Books

``American Renaissance'', Representative Kemp, 30510 [13OC]

``Death of Arms Control—Soviet SALT Break Out,'' David S. Sullivan (excerpt), 11825-11829 [20MY]

``Measuring Military Power—The Soviet Air Threat to Europe,'' Joshua M. Epstein, 15405-15408 [21JN]

``Mesmerized by the Bear, the Soviet Strategy of Deception,'' David S. Sullivan (excerpt), 11821-11825 [20MY]

``Theory, Law, and Policy of Soviet Treaties,'' Jan F. Triska and Robert M. Slusser, 11460 [18MY]

Cloture motions

Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty: ratification, 12077 [24MY]

Colloquies

Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty: Abraham D. Sofaer and Senator Kerry, 12643 [26MY]

———Senator Humphrey and William J. Crowe, Jr., 5435 [29MR]

Diplomatic notes

Corrections to data relative to Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty, 12586 [26MY]

Definition of weapon-delivery vehicle in Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty: Sec. of State and Government of the Soviet Union, 12573 [26MY]

Documents

Areas of Agreement at Geneva Arms Control Talks, March 3, 1988, 3303 [3MR]

Authority To Sign Treaty Documents: Soviet Union, 11461 [18MY]

Final Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Verification: Dept. of State, 12589 [26MY]

Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty, 11224-11228 [17MY], 11615 [19MY]

Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty Interpretation: Committee on Armed Services, 12599-12605 [26MY]

Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty Ratification, 12849 [27MY]

Jackson Amendment to SALT I Treaty, 12069 [24MY]

Procedure for Amendments to Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty: Committee on Armed Services, 12589 [26MY]

Unresolved Issues at Geneva Arms Control Talks, March 3, 1988, 3304 [3MR]

Essays

Don't Kill the Revolutionary—A New Role for Leadership: Proctor Jones, 24114 [15SE]

Perception About the U.S.S.R.: Louis Rosen, 6963 [14AP]

Factsheets

Arms Control: Heritage Foundation, 5435 [29MR]

Letters

Accidental launch protection system: Senator Wallop, 10900 [13MY]

Antisatellite weapon: C.A.H. Trost, 10993 [13MY]

———William E. Ramsey, 10993 [13MY]

Chinese arms sales to the Middle East: Senator Dole, 23740 [14SE]

Constitutionality of section 711 of H.R. 3100, International Security and Development Cooperation Act: Library of Congress, 2546 [25FE]

Depressed trajectory missile testing: Frank C. Carlucci, Sec. of Defense, 25917 [28SE]

Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty: Abraham D. Sofaer, 12807 [27MY]

———Arthur B. Culvahouse, Jr., Executive Office of the President, 12614 [26MY], 12847 [27MY]

———David Saperstein, 12382 [25MY]

———Dept. of Defense, 11461 [18MY]

———Donald H. Rivkin, Association of the Bar of the City of New York, 9544 [29AP]

———J. Edward Fox, 29705 [11OC]

———John M. Joyce, 12586, 12587 [26MY]

———Louis Henkin, 12616, 12634 [26MY]

———M.N. Strel'tsov, 12587 [26MY]

———New York, NY, Bar Association, 11443 [18MY]

———New York Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy, 12691 [26MY]

———President Reagan, 14605 [15JN], 14997 [16JN]

———Senator Biden, 12815 [27MY]

———Senator Dole, 2904 [2MR]

———Senator Helms, 5435 [29MR], 11838 [20MY]

———Senator Pell, 11166 [16MY]

———Senators Byrd and Dole, 29705 [11OC]

———Senators Boren, Cohen, Nunn, and Warner, 11166 [16MY]

Nomination of William Burns to be Director of ACDA: Colin L. Powell, 2802 [2MR]

———Senator Helms, 2802 [2MR]

Nuclear weapons testing: George F. Murphy, 10676, 10681 [12MY]

———John S. Herrington, Sec. of Energy, 10673 [12MY]

———Vice President Bush, 21121 [8AU]

Soviet violations of Antiballistic Missile Treaty: ACDA, 32102 [20OC]

———by, 11829 [20MY]

———President Reagan, 11830 [20MY]

Strategic arms control: Senator Byrd, 25234 [23SE]

Strategic defense initiative: Frank C. Carlucci, Sec. of Defense, 25917 [28SE]

———James A. Abrahamson, 20684 [5AU]

———Senator Johnston, 20684 [5AU]

———Senator Wallop, 4428 [18MR]

———several Members of Congress and other officials, 10905 [13MY]

Submission of report on the implications of certain positions on arms control: Frank C. Carlucci, Sec. of Defense, 23889 [15SE]

Surface-to-surface missile technology for developing countries: Representative AuCoin, 3309 [3MR]

———Representative Broomfield, 3308 [3MR]

———Representative Hyde, 3309 [3MR]

Transporting large quantities of plutonium: Dept. of Defense, 24240 [16SE]

Use of future technologies in connection with intermediate-range nuclear missile systems: Eduard Shevardnadze, 8481 [22AP]

———George P. Shultz, Sec. of State, 8480 [22AP]

———Max M. Kampelman, 8480 [22AP]

Your record is not reassuring: James R. Schlesinger, 19994 [2AU]

Lists

Key activities and publications of the Subcommittee on Arms Control, International Security and Science, 33578 [10NO]

New York town meetings polled on Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty, 12691 [26MY]

Senate Committee on Armed Services hearings on NATO defense and the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty, 12389 [25MY]

Soviet arms control violations, 12070 [24MY], 12329 [25MY]

Witnesses at hearing on biological warfare testing, 16764 [6JY]

Memorandums

Congressional Approval of an Arms Control Agreement by Legislation Rather Than Treaty Ratification: Steven R. Ross, 7323 [19AP]

Form of Submission of Arms Control Agreements: Michael J. Matheson, 7324 [19AP]

Report on Strategic Air Defense: Robert R. Everett, 12018 [23MY]

Soviet Concealed SS-20 Missiles: Senator Helms, 5435-5452 [29MR]

Messages

ACDA Report: President Reagan, 2303 [23FE]

Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty: President Reagan, 14604 [15JN]

Preventing Nuclear Proliferation Report: President Reagan, 5399 [28MR]

Treaty Between the U.S. and Soviet Union on the Elimination of Intermediate-Range and Shorter-Range Missiles: President Reagan, 17 [25JA]

Motions

Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty: ratify, 11463 [18MY]

Papers

Definition of Weapon-Delivery Vehicle in Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty: Senators Warner and Nunn, 12575 [26MY]

Implications of INF Treaty for Asian Pacific Security: Leo J. Reddy, Pacific Parliamentary Conference, 12688 [26MY]

Petitions

Antisatellite weapons: Lanesborough, MA, 15471 [21JN]

Elimination of nuclear weapons: members of the Lansing, MI, Catholic Diocese, 26505 [28SE]

———Venezuela Chamber of Deputies, 22754 [7SE]

Ratification of nuclear arms limitation treaty with Soviet Union: Evansville, IN, 25 [25JA]

Poems

``Meditations From the Starting Position'', 10555 [11MY]

Polls of opinion

Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty, 12676 [26MY]

———Daniel Yankelovich Group Polling Inc., 11640 [19MY], 11830 [20MY]

Michigan: 15th District, 9983-9985 [5MY]

Prefaces

``Measuring Military Power—The Soviet Air Threat to Europe,'' Joshua M. Epstein, 15405-15408 [21JN]

Proposals

Ensuring enforcement of the INF Treaty and the development of a comprehensive arms control strategy: Senator McCain, 3325 [4MR]

Questions and answers

Antiballistic Missile Treaty interpretation: American Society of Newspaper Editors and Richard M. Nixon, 12633 [26MY]

Intermediate-Range Nuclear Force Treaty, George P. Shultz, Sec. of State, 5435 [29MR]

Remarks in House

Antisatellite weapons: moratorium, 9204-9217 [28AP]

Antiballistic Missile Treaty: compliance, 32838 [21OC]

Biological warfare: nonproliferation (H.R. 2880), 5417 [28MR], 23298 [9SE], 24258 [16SE]

———U.S. policy, 16763 [6JY]

Bush, Vice President: defense policies, 20506 [4AU]

Chemical warfare: arms control negotiations, 6230 [31MR], 22352 [11AU]

———nonproliferation (H.R. 2880), 5417 [28MR], 23298 [9SE], 24258 [16SE]

China, People's Republic of: arms sales in Middle East, 16545 [30JN]

Denmark: prohibition of nuclear weapons, 8856 [26AP]

Developing countries: surface-to-surface missile technology, 3308 [3MR]

Dukakis, Michael S.: national security policy, 23788 [14SE]

———strategic defense initiative, 23787 [14SE]

Europe: conventional military forces, 16609 [30JN]

Foreign Assistance Act: amend (H.R. 4762), 13873 [8JN]

Intermediate-range nuclear forces: treaty ratification, 1341 [9FE], 3639 [10MR], 4738 [22MR], 5067 [23MR], 12105 [24MY], 13061, 13062 [1JN], 13324 [3JN]

———treaty ratification (H. Res. 422), 7320-7330 [19AP], 8013 [20AP], 10555 [11MY]

Lansing, MI: Catholic diocese campaign asgainst nuclear weapons, 26505 [28SE]

Michigan: results of survey in 15th District, 9983-9985 [5MY]

Nuclear weapons: Geneva talks, 3302 [3MR]

———mobility, 9798 [3MY]

———nonproliferation, 5067 [23MR]

———reductions, 2772 [1MR]

———strategic systems report card, 8668 [25AP]

Political campaigns: Quayle-Bentsen Vice Presidential debate, 29590 [7OC]

Reagan, President: meeting with Mikhail Gorbachev in Soviet Union, 12233 [25MY], 13204 [1JN], 13360 [3JN]

Soviet Union: development of space weapons tracking systems, 9058 [27AP]

———Karsnoyarsk radar installations, 26491 [28SE], 30604 [13OC]

———military buildup, 14368 [14JN]

Space policy: U.S. policy relative to antisatellite weapons and U.S. military satellites (H.R. 4451), 8560 [25AP]

Strategic defense initiative, 4606 [21MR], 6231 [31MR], 7004-7006 [14AP], 9484 [28AP], 13917 [9JN], 18457-18460 [14JY], 18553 [14JY]

———negotiations, 17278 [7JY]

Remarks in Senate

American Committee on U.S.-Soviet Relations: study and recommendations, 10143 [9MY]

Antiballistic Missile Treaty: compliance, 2597, 2610 [26FE], 2802 [2MR], 23141 [9SE]

———interpretation, 1148 [4FE], 1469 [17FE], 1820 [19FE], 7542 [20AP]

Arms Control Competitive and Economic Adjustment Commission Act: enact (S. 2080), 1926 [22FE]

Arms Control Treaty Review Support Office: establish (S. Res. 348), 29704 [11OC]

Burns, William: nomination to be Director of ACDA, 2801 [2MR]

China, People's Republic of: arms sales to the Middle East, 18964, 18969 [27JY], 23740 [14SE]

Conventional weapons: control, 7146 [18AP], 8352 [21AP], 13967 [9JN]

Cooper, Henry F.: nomination, 16005 [27JN]

Dept. of Defense: implications of certain positions, 23888 [15SE]

———START treaty, 10941, 10943 [13MY]

Dole, Senator: support of Intermediate-Range Nuclear Weapons Treaty, 19 [25JA]

Europe: conventional arms control, 4431 [18MR], 8529 [22AP], 15405 [21JN]

INF Treaty Reinforcement Act: enact (S. 2342), 9364 [28AP], 9540 [29AP]

Intermediate- and Shorter-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty: compliance, 21850-21852 [11AU]

Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty, 1895 [22FE], 2591 [26FE], 2792, 2898, 2903 [2MR], 3058 [3MR], 3409 [4MR], 4578-4580, 4597 [21MR], 4835, 4836 [23MR], 5124-5127, 5130 [24MR], 5309 [25MR], 5861 [30MR], 6016, 6059, 6194 [31MR], 6386 [12AP], 6517 [13AP], 7191, 7193 [19AP], 8453, 8473-8485 [22AP], 8576-8578 [25AP], 9511, 9519 [29AP], 10105, 10106 [9MY], 10196, 10255 [10MY], 10459 [11MY], 10660 [12MY], 11004 [13MY], 1358, 1359, 1363, 1368-1371 [16FE]

———agreements signed in Vienna and Moscow, 12569 [26MY]

———compliance, 399, 406 [28JA], 672-674 [2FE], 756 [3FE], 1136 [4FE], 22898 [8SE], 29360 [7OC]

———Glitman-Chernov accord on future technologies, 12569 [26MY]

———interpretation, 9543 [29AP], 12317 [14JN], 13570-13572 [7JN], 14522, 14603 [15JN], 14996 [16JN]

———negotiations, 91 [26JA], 1980 [23FE], 2641 [29FE], 3985 [16MR], 10108 [9MY], 15308 [21JN], 24144 [16SE], 31175 [17OC]

———ratification, 11211, 11213, 11223-11248 [17MY], 11419-11422, 11425-11429, 11430-11485 [18MY], 11555, 11586, 11594-11628, 11630-11643 [19MY], 11793, 11794-11868, 11869 [20MY], 11953, 11955-12006 [23MY], 12045-12057-12059, 12061-12090 [24MY], 12287, 12288, 12290-12295, 12299, 12301, 12314-12393, 12456 [25MY], 12569, 12593, 12685-12696 [26MY], 12781, 12784, 12786, 12850, 12851-12855, 12956, 12961-12964, 13058 [27MY], 3322-3326 [4MR]

———ratification, authorization to make technical corrections, 12956 [27MY]

———ratification, Biden condition, 12007 [23MY], 12292-12295 [25MY]

———ratification, point of order, 11457 [18MY]

———signing ceremony in Moscow, 13401 [6JN]

Japan: U.S. nuclear cooperation agreement, 24237 [16SE]

McFarlane, Robert C.: views on the strategic defense initiative, 24451 [19SE]

Middle East: negotiations to limit arms sales, 26929 [30SE]

National defense: Democratic and Republican positions, 23705-23707 [14SE]

———easing military burden, 30643, 30648 [14OC]

NATO: central region of Europe and nuclear deterrence, 13567 [7JN]

———conventional weapons, 10409 [11MY]

———modernization of nuclear capability in post-Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty period, 11201, 11203 [17MY]

Nixon, Richard M.: evaluation of arms control, 5320 [25MR]

Nuclear weapons: comprehensive test ban treaty between U.S. and Soviet Union, 4374 [18MR]

———end of civilization, 3712 [14MR]

———proliferation, 15503 [22JN]

———reducing technological race, 20650 [5AU], 23419 [12SE], 27996 [4OC]

———U.S.-Soviet strategic arms control, 25233 [23SE]

———treaty negotiations, 7538 [20AP]

Reagan, President: meeting with Mikhail Gorbachev in Soviet Union, 13523, 13525-13526 [7JN]

Senate: ratification of Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty, 12958 [27MY]

Senate Arms Control Observer Group: amend S. Res. 30 (S. Res. 466), 22038 [11AU]

Soviet Union: Antiballistic Missile Treaty violations (S. Res. 474), 32102 [20OC]

———arms control negotiations, 14869 [16JN], 15821-15829 [23JN], 21573 [10AU], 31722 [19OC]

———arms control proposals, 14223 [13JN], 24247 [16SE]

———Krasnoyarsk radar installations, 32102 [20OC]

———on-site inspections, 17378 [8JY]

———treaty on intermediate-range nuclear weapons, 14 [25JA], 11551 [19MY]

Space policy: prohibiting the testing or basing of weapons in outer space (S. 2346), 9386 [28AP]

———U.S. and Soviet policies regarding use, 9289-9291 [28AP]

Strategic defense initiative, 328 [28JA], 701 [3FE], 4423 [18MR], 4968 [23MR], 8309 [21AP], 12017 [23MY], 14208 [13JN], 14516 [15JN], 17269 [7JY], 19780 [1AU], 19867 [2AU], 23141 [9SE], 28672 [6OC]

Support, 7017 [15AP]

U.S. policy, 13407 [6JN], 13664 [8JN]

U.S. role, 3498 [4MR]

U.S.A.-Canada Institute of the Academy of Sciences of the U.S.S.R.: study and recommendations, 10143 [9MY]

Warsaw Pact nations: defensive posture, 3871 [15MR]

Reports

Activities During 100th Congress: Committee on Foreign Affairs, 33578-33583 [10NO]

Antiballistic Missile Treaty Interpretation Dispute: Association of the Bar of the City of New York, 1149-1162 [4FE]

Confidence Building Measures and Force Constraints for Stabilizing East-West Military Relations in Europe, 31176 [17OC]

Conventional Arms Control Options or Why NUNN Is Better Than None: Phillip A. Karber, 8529-8536 [22AP]

Evaluation Framework for Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty Seismic Verification Systems: Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, 10679 [12MY]

Feasibility of Reduced Reliance on Underground Nuclear Testing: Committee on Armed Services (Senate), 10681 [12MY]

Future of Conventional Arms Control in Europe: Federation of American Scientists, 10409 [11MY]

Implications of Certain Arms Control Positions: Dept. of Defense, 23889 [15SE]

INF Treaty and the Future of the Alliance: Senator Byrd, 2592-2595 [26FE]

INF Treaty—Monitoring and Verification Capabilities: Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, 12390-12392 [25MY]

Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty: AFL-CIO, 2898-2901 [2MR]

———Committee on Foreign Relations, 11435-11437 [18MY], 14603, 14604 [15JN]

———Senate Committee on Armed Services, 11201 [17MY]

———Senator Byrd, 11232-11239 [17MY]

Requirements for Stable Coexistence in U.S.-Soviet Relations: U.S.A.-Canada Institute of the Academy of Sciences of the U.S.S.R. and American Committee on U.S.-Soviet Relations, 10143-10146 [9MY]

Review of the INF Treaty—Seven Critical Issues: American Enterprise Institute, 12344 [25MY]

SDI Advances and the Need To Accelerate Initial Deployments: Representative Kemp, 13917 [9JN]

Soviet Efforts To Develop Covert Ground-Launched Cruise Missiles Force: Committee on Foreign Relations, 12361 [25MY]

Soviet Noncompliance With Arms Control Agreements: President Reagan, 11800-11804, 11830-11834 [20MY]

Strategic Defense Milestone Panel: Defense Science Board, 12018-12020 [23MY]

Transportation Alternatives for the Secure Transfer of Plutonium From Europe to Japan, 24240-24243 [16SE]

Treaty Between the U.S. and Soviet Union on the Elimination of Intermediate-Range and Shorter-Range Missiles: Committee on Foreign Relations (Exec. Rept. 100-15) (Treaty Doc. 100-11), 6936 [14AP]

Reports filed

Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty Monitoring and Verification Capabilities: Committee on Intelligence (Select) (S. Rept. 100-318), 8374 [21AP]

NATO Defense and the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty: Committee on Armed Services (S. Rept. 100-312), 6297 [11AP]

Rosters

Strategic defense milestone panel of the Defense Science Board, 12020 [23MY]

Rulings of the Chair

Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty: ratify, 11448-11452, 11457 [18MY]

Schedules

Meetings on the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty and related issues in NATO member nations: Senator Leahy, 1371 [16FE]

Statements

Accidental Launch Protection System: D. Dean Hofferth, 10903 [13MY]

Antiballistic Missile Treaty Interpretation: Charles Cooper, 12651 [26MY]

———Richard M. Nixon, 7542 [20AP]

———Royal Allison, 12629 [26MY]

Arms Control and the Future of NATO: Senator Nunn, 1364 [16FE]

Banning of Conventional Ground-Launched Cruise Missiles: Frank C. Carlucci, Sec. of Defense, 12360 [25MY]

———George P. Shultz, Sec. of State, 12360 [25MY]

———Maynard Glitman, 12360 [25MY]

———Paul H. Nitze, 12360 [25MY]

Chemical Weapons: Max L. Friedersdorf, 22352-22354 [11AU]

Compliance With Arms Control Treaties: President Reagan, 12821 [27MY]

Conventional Forces Imbalance: Bernard Rogers, 11601 [19MY]

———Carl E. Vuono, 11601 [19MY]

———Frank C. Carlucci, Sec. of Defense, 11608 [19MY]

———Harold Brown, 11601 [19MY]

———Henry A. Kissinger, 11602 [19MY]

———John Galvin, 11601, 11602 [19MY]

———Richard Burt, 11609 [19MY]

———Senator Wallop, 11612 [19MY]

Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty: AFL-CIO, 2901 [2MR]

———Frank C. Carlucci, Sec. of Defense, 12835 [27MY]

———George P. Shultz, Sec. of State, 11443 [18MY], 12835 [27MY]

———President Reagan, 4579 [21MR], 12851 [27MY], 13572 [7JN]

———Senator Dole, 19 [25JA]

———Senator Leahy, 11474 [18MY]

———Senator Nunn, 12639, 12644 [26MY]

———Senator Specter, 12616-12619 [26MY]

———several organizations, 399 [28JA]

———sundry, 11455 [18MY]

———William J. Crowe, 12835 [27MY]

Nuclear Testing: Michael S. Dukakis, Governor of Massachusetts, 21121 [8AU]

Ratification of U.S.-Soviet Nuclear Missile Treaty: Marlin Fitzwater, 8474 [22AP]

———President Reagan, 8473 [22AP]

———Senator Byrd, 8473 [22AP]

Removal of Ballistic Missile Submarines From Service: Frank C. Carlucci, Sec. of Defense, 18329 [14JY]

Review of Antiballistic Missile Treaty: Bill Lee, 11103 [16MY]

———CIA, 11102, 11103 [16MY]

———Frank Gaffney, 11102 [16MY]

———President Reagan, 11103 [16MY]

———Senator Boren, 11102 [16MY]

Soviet Arms Control Violations: Caspar W. Weinberger, 12321, 12328, 12329 [25MY]

———Paul H. Nitze, 12329 [25MY]

Soviet Missile Count: Senate Committee on Intelligence, 31723 [19OC]

Soviet Rejections of Limitations on Futuristic Antiballistic Missile Treaty Systems: U.S. and Soviet negotiators, 12631-12632 [26MY]

Strategic Defense Initiative of Soviet Union: Lawrence Woodruff, 8309 [21AP]

Translation of ``Weapon-Delivery Vehicle'' in Context of Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty: George P. Shultz, Sec. of State, 8483 [22AP]

U.S.-U.S.S.R. Diplomatic Relations: Franklin D. Roosevelt, 11461 [18MY]

Warsaw Pact Nations Taking Defensive Posture? Frank C. Carlucci, Sec. of Defense, 3871 [15MR]

Studies

Public, the Soviets, and Nuclear Arms—Summary of Results: Public Agenda Foundation and Center for Foreign Policy Development, 11587-11588 [19MY]

Soviet Violations and the Future of the Antiballistic Missile Treaty: Senate Republican Policy Committee, 32102 [20OC]

Summaries

History of Officially Confirmed Soviet Violations of International Security Treaties Since 1917—Broken Pie Crusts, 10451-10456 [11MY]

Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty—Environmental Issues: Library of Congress, 12333 [25MY]

Legal Arguments on Implications of Biden Condition to Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty, 12005 [23MY], 12291-12295 [25MY]

Tables

Ballistic missile report card, 7006 [14AP]

Soviet military power, 5435 [29MR]

Strategic systems report card, 8668 [25AP]

U.S. and NATO nuclear weapons in Europe without Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty, 12318 [25MY]

Testimonies

Conventional Arms Control: Karl Kaiser, 7147-7150 [18AP]

———Robert D. Blackwill, 8353-8355 [21AP]

Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty: Committee on Armed Services (excerpts), 12589 [26MY]

———David Saperstein, 12692 [26MY]

———Frank C. Carlucci, Sec. of Defense, 12327 [25MY], 12672 [26MY]

———Gerard C. Smith, 12629 [26MY]

———George P. Shultz, Sec. of State, 12315, 12329 [25MY]

———Roger Mahony, 5310 [25MR]

———Sven F. Kraemer, 11005-11014 [13MY]

———William J. Crowe, 12327 [25MY]

———William Van Cleave, 12326 [25MY]

Objectives, Concepts, and Policies for Conventional Arms Reductions: Karl Kaiser, 13968-13971 [9JN]

Review of Antiballistic Missile Treaty: William F. Burns, 11102 [16MY]

Texts of

H. Res. 422, support of Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty, 7320 [19AP]

H.R. 4762, amend Foreign Assistance Act, 13873 [8JN]

S. 2080, Arms Control Competitive and Economic Adjustment Commission Act, 1927-1930 [22FE]

S. 2342, INF Treaty Reinforcement Act, 9365 [28AP]

S. Res. 466, amend S. Res. 30, Senate Arms Control Observer Group, 21954, 22038 [11AU]