UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS

Addresses

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

Captive Nations Week: President Reagan, 18484 [14JY]

———Vice President Bush, 20005 [2AU]

Enigma of U.S. Foreign Policy: Ulric Haynes, Jr., 13482-13485 [6JN]

Formulating U.S. Policy Toward the Soviet Union: Senator Bradley, 13035 [27MY]

Global Warming Trend: Eduard Shevardnadze, 29905 [12OC]

Moscow State University: President Reagan, 14525-14527 [15JN]

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

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]

Seizing the Initiative United States-Soviet Relations in the 1990's: Michael S. Dukakis, Governor of Massachusetts, 23718 [14SE]

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

Sinews of Peace: Winston S. Churchill, 3391-3394 [4MR]

State of the Western Alliance: Geoffrey Howe, 24128 [15SE]

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

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

Toward a Real Glasnost in all the Captive Nations: Lev E. Dobriansky, 22375 [11AU]

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]

Advertisements

Way to Mars, 12753 [26MY]

Agreements

Issues relative to 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

Fish and fisheries: international agreement (H.R. 4919), 27067, 27111 [30SE]

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

Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty: American Enterprise Institute, 1137-1146 [4FE]

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

Articles and editorials

ABM Crisis Nearing, 22766 [7SE]

ABM Treaty Review Could Increase Risks for America, 24178 [16SE]

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

Afghan Army Will Stay Loyal, Say Soviets, 8444 [21AP]

Afghan Rebels Bombard Kabul With Biggest Rocket Barrage Yet, 19061 [27JY]

Afghanistan, 6783 [13AP]

Afghanistan, 8 Years Later, 1538 [17FE]

Afghanistan—The Accords, 14033-14039 [9JN]

Afghans Strike Back, 1539 [17FE]

All That Soviet Activity at the U.N. Is Something U.S. May Need to Match, 33472 [21OC]

American Financiers Lend Hand to Soviets, 21203 [9AU]

America's U.N. Policy—Lapse or Collapse?, 933 [3FE]

Armenian Protests Reportedly Subside, 3154 [3MR]

Armenians Gather in Moscow, Exchange Grim Accounts of Ethnic Riots, 3611 [9MR]

Bailing Out Moscow, 2642 [29FE], 8864 [26AP]

Balance Between U.S. and Soviet Union in Conventional Arms, 2284-2286 [23FE]

Balk in the Baltics, 17554 [11JY], 18934 [26JY]

Birth of a Movement—Czech Suppression Spurred Moscow Dissent, 22576 [7SE]

Bitter Pilgrimage of Abe Stolar—A Chicagoan's 57 Years in the U.S.S.R., 10853 [12MY]

Bloc Tests Limits on Another ``Spring''—Gorbachev's Plans, Recalling Dubcek's, Put Old Bounds in Doubt, 22577 [7SE]

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

Breakout, 2597 [26FE], 9556 [29AP]

Bureaucratic Tangles Hinder Soviet Industry, 1458 [16FE]

Catholics in Ukraine Secretly Mark Christian Millennium of Kievan Rus, 16523 [29JN]

Caught in Its Own Illogic, 12622 [26MY]

Challenges to Gorbachev's Reforms, 16752 [6JY]

Chaos Likely in Afghanistan, 8434 [21AP]

CIA vs. Soviet Reality, 13403 [6JN]

Clean Hydrogen Beckons Aviation Engineers—Recent Soviet Success With New Fuel Revives U.S. Interest, 12989 [27MY]

Common Enemy, 1814 [18FE]

Comparing Forces—NATO and the Warsaw Pact, 21268-21270 [9AU]

Connection, 16749 [6JY], 18091 [13JY]

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

Conventional Shrinksmanship, 3157 [3MR]

Costly Folly of Star Wars Pursuit, 14516 [15JN]

Crimes Against the Alliance—The Toshiba-Kongsberg Export Violations, 14728-14730 [15JN]

Crimson Whales, 1077 [4FE], 5435 [29MR]

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

Dealing With Gorbachev, 4372-4374 [18MR], 5321-5324 [25MR]

Do We Have More Nukes Than We Had 20 Years Ago? Guess Again, 13308 [2JN], 20524 [4AU]

Doctrine or the Treaty?, 12623 [26MY]

Does Moscow Really Plan on Leaving Afghanistan?, 1978 [23FE]

Don't Stampede NATO To Win INF Converts, 3409 [4MR], 11473 [18MY]

Dukakis' Dangerous Ideas—His Odd Departures on Foreign Policy All but Guarantee His Defeat, 22358 [11AU]

Dukakis' Judgment, 13199 [1JN]

Economic Analysis of Gorbachev's Reforms, 13639 [7JN]

Effective Strategic Policy, 24451-24455 [19SE]

End of the Year Editorial, 1218 [8FE]

Ending the Cold War, 28974-28978 [6OC]

Europe Without Borders—Answers to Some Questions, 29682 [11OC]

Even Though Defeated, Soviets Emerged Victor of Afghanistan War, 11120 [16MY]

Fatal Flaws in Presenting the NATO/Warsaw Pact Balance, 18343-18346 [14JY]

Financing Our Own Noose, 13204 [1JN]

Financing Perestroika, 29581 [7OC]

Forward With the INF Treaty, 12624 [26MY]

Four French Executives Arrested for Shipments to Moscow, 8637 [25AP]

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

From Bare Shelves to Reindeer Meat—Californian Students Discover Different World in Soviet Union, 10174 [9MY]

Future of Afghanistan Is in the Lessons of History, 11529 [18MY]

German Banks Increase Loans to Soviets and Introduce Moscow to Bond Markets, 21204 [9AU]

Ghosts of a Marxist Past May Come to Haunt Gorbachev, 13195 [1JN]

Going Into the Red, 29580 [7OC]

GOP Must Share Blame for Byrd Amendment, 14523 [15JN]

Gorbachev Can't Defy Human-Rights Tide, 70 [25JA]

Gorbachev Could Be the One to Find Wallenberg, 28624 [5OC]

Gorbachev Revs Up People Power, 28107 [4OC]

Gorbachev Shakes His Fist at Pakistan, 15485 [21JN]

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

Great Game Goes On, 1538 [17FE]

Has Geneva Afghan Accord Brought Peace in Our Time?, 10550 [11MY], 13649 [7JN]

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]

In Mock Combat, ``Soviets'' Win Again and Again, 11857 [20MY]

India's Drift to the Soviet Bloc, 6986 [14AP]

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—A Reason for Hope, 5130-5132 [24MR]

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

INF—Countdown, 12624 [26MY]

INF's Blue Horizon, 1077 [4FE]

Inside the Freeze, 7538 [20AP]

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

It's High Time to Withdraw From ABM Treaty, 30620 [13OC], 31242 [18OC]

John Reed Minds the Store, 21202 [9AU]

Kabul Plans To Remain in Embrace of Soviets, 3526 [8MR]

Kingdom of Distorting Mirrors, 29582 [7OC]

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

Lending to the Soviets, 29581 [7OC]

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

Let Moscow Reveal Wallenberg's Fate, 20614 [4AU]

Let Soviet Withdrawal Begin, 1537 [17FE]

Little Time Left, 2658 [29FE]

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

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

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

Major Soviet Bond Issues Are Expected Despite Requirements to Disclose Secrets, 21205 [9AU]

Mediaum-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]

Military Security in Europe, 1841-1845 [19FE]

Mission for Peace—El Segundo Youth Taking Message to Soviets for Second Time, 3684 [10MR]

MITI To Lift Export Ban on Toshiba 21 May, Kyodo (Japanese) News Service, 11876 [20MY]

Mixed Blessings of a Soviet Visit by the Pope, 11314 [17MY]

Moscow Takes Soundings on Trade Credit, 31264 [18OC]

Moscow's Bastion in Manhattan—The U.N. Department of Conference Services, 14709-14711 [15JN]

Naive Talk of ``Challenges'', 26843 [29SE]

Natan Sharansky and the Snares of Freedom—The Unforeseen Struggles of a Freed Soviet Dissident, 12211 [24MY]

NATO Central Region and the Balance of Uncertainty, 4598-4600 [21MR], 13567 [7JN]

New Era, 14485 [14JN]

New Moscow, but Not That New, 5960 [30MR]

New Soviet Credit Line Is Expected—Bank Deal in London Likely To Be Largest Ever With the West, 31265 [18OC]

News Cut Off as Armenian Protests Continue, 3154 [3MR]

Nineteen R.I. Artists Exhibit Work in Moscow, 14994 [16JN]

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]

Nixon the Heavyweight Weighs In, 4592 [21MR]

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]

North Afghanistan Seen as Pro-Soviet Buffer—It Could Become Najibullah's Last Redoubt, 11120 [16MY]

Nuclear Weapons, 1341 [9FE]

Nunn Calls for SDI Program To Steer Toward More Long-Term Technologies, 4428 [18MR], 10903 [13MY]

Nunn Seeks Shield for Missiles Fired in Error, 4427 [18MR], 10902 [13MY]

Old Armenia Capital Spawns Nationalism Challenging Soviets, 25631 [27SE]

1/8 Over LIBOR, 29580 [7OC]

Out of Afghanistan, 1538 [17FE]

Poetry of Deceit, 10555 [11MY]

Poland's Upheaval, 10190 [10MY]

Poles Ask for Airing of Massacre—Letter to Soviets Urges Joint Effort, 7303 [19AP]

Prague `68 to Moscow `88 (series), 22574-22579 [7SE]

Reagan's Final Challenge, 14223 [13JN]

Reagan's Latest Nuclear Strategy—Come and Get Us, 8406 [21AP]

Reasons for Western Cheer, 21119 [8AU]

Rebirth of Ukrainian Churches, 7343 [19AP]

Red Star Rising, 11509-11512 [18MY]

Redressing the Conventional Balance, 2793, 2795 [2MR]

Revolt of the Radiators—We Didn't Get Glasnost Until the Plumbing Broke, 556 [1FE]

Rising Above Self, 13523 [7JN]

Roosevelt Salutes Deerfield's Cohen, 16072 [27JN]

Russian Fairy Tale, 14490 [14JN]

Saudis Hint at Buying Arms From Moscow, 18962 [27JY]

SDI—Lasting Legacy?, 22355 [11AU]

Secret Treaty, 3375 [4MR]

Secrets and Ciphers, 408 [28JA]

Selling of Savimbi, 1453 [16FE]

Senate Treaty Powers, 12622 [26MY]

Shelby Skeptical About INF Pact, 15 [25JA]

Silent Observance in Lithuania, 1725 [18FE]

Slow Bear, 33456 [21OC]

Snags in Soviet MHD Program, 18193 [13JY]

Sofaer's Revenge, 14522 [15JN]

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

Soviet Adm. Sergei Gorshkov, Builder of Modern Fleet, Dies, 11213 [17MY]

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

Soviet Agrees to Wider U.N. Talks on Iran Embargo, 2234 [23FE]

Soviet Armenians Protest Their Separation, 2294 [23FE]

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

Soviet Arms Supplies to Sandinistas Continue Unabated, 4293 [17MR]

Soviet Arms Violations Disputed, 11806 [20MY]

Soviet Bailout Saved Cuba From Sinking, Ex-Official Discloses, 21445 [10AU]

Soviet Closes a Magazine Extolling Openness, 11593 [19MY]

Soviet Economy—Joint Ventures, Way To Make Perestroika Work, 18527 [14JY]

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

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

Soviet Low-Flying Bombers and Missiles Raise Questions About Star Wars System, 10421 [11MY]

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

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

Soviet Reports a Major Oil Center in Azerbaijan Is Shaken by Riots, 3155 [3MR]

Soviet Reports Deaths in Rioting—Unofficial Toll in Azerbaijan Is 17, 3155 [3MR]

Soviet Says Armenian Unrest Broke Out in Southern Area, 2293 [23FE], 3152 [3MR]

Soviet Space Strategy, 5081-5084 [23MR]

Soviet Trying To Quell Ethnic Unrest, 3153 [3MR]

Soviet Union Currency Shortfalls, 8847 [26AP]

Soviet Union in DM500M Bond Issue, 21203 [9AU]

Soviet Union—Trade Should Be More Prominent in Next Summit, Commerce Secretary Tells Reporters, 66 [25JA]

Soviet Urges Anti-Pollution Effort, 29904 [12OC]

Soviets in Space, 10412 [11MY]

Soviets Move to Sell Top Jets to Kuwaitis, 18959 [27JY]

Soviets Resume Bombarding Embassy With Microwaves, 3413 [4MR]

Soviets To Obtain More Cash in West, 21204 [9AU]

Space Surrender, 24178 [16SE]

Space—Russian Frontier, 11057 [13MY]

Split Is Reported Over ABM Accord—Joint Chiefs Are Said To Resist a Move That Would Ease Treaty Obligations, 24185 [16SE]

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

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

START Can Be Finished, 14870 [16JN]

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

Stealth Bomber Takes Shape—A Flying Wing and Crew of 2, 11429 [18MY]

Stingers Used by Afghan Rebels Stymie Soviet Air Force Tactics, 9166 [27AP]

Summing Up the Summit, 16528 [29JN]

Summit on Forgiveness, 29581 [7OC]

Through New Eyes, 13403 [6JN]

Too Eager for Any Agreement on Afghanistan, 2652 [29FE]

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]

Two Decades Later, Roles Are Reversed—Crushers of Change Now Lead the Way, 22574-22576 [7SE]

``Two-Track'' Dilemma in the START Negotiations, 4593-4597 [21MR]

U.N. Presses Superpowers on Test Ban, 4375 [18MR]

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

U.S. Economy Suffering From Russian Disease, 4160 [16MR]

U.S. Foreign Policy Has Outlived Its Time, 680 [2FE]

U.S. May Have Miscounted Some Soviet Missiles, 5435 [29MR]

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

U.S. Policy Toward Afghanistan, 2653 [29FE]

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

U.S. Says Kremlin Proposed To Cut Aid to Nicaragua, 1041 [4FE]

U.S. Urged To Raze Moscow Chancery—Consultants See Nightmare in a Partial Dismantling, 18936 [26JY]

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

United Nations Library—Putting Soviet Disinformation Into Circulation, 14715-14717 [15JN]

United States Places Angola Atop Agenda for May Summit, 12963 [27MY]

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

USSR—The Borders of Blood—Protests in Armenia Are Testing the Limits of Glasnost, 5419 [28MR]

Verification—Keeping Ivan Honest, 407 [28JA]

Verify, Clarify, Ratify, 12623 [26MY]

Viet History Repeating Itself in Nicaragua, 937 [3FE]

Visiting Rights Monitors Call for More Soviet Progress, 556 [1FE]

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

Western Democracies Finance Soviet Power, 7270 [19AP]

Where Militarism Flourishes, 22363 [11AU]

Why Glasnost Can't Work, 13388-13390 [3JN]

Why the Soviets Can't Win Quickly in Central Europe, 1916-1918 [22FE], 11221-11223 [17MY]

Will the Soviets Contribute to Peace?, 13649 [7JN]

Will We End the Cold War? Next President's Historic Opportunity, 25982-25985 [28SE]

Windbags of Change, 15288 [20JN], 16610 [30JN]

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]

Zia Crash—India-KGB Link Blamed, 33493 [21OC]

Bills and resolutions

Afghanistan: continued U.S. military and economic assistance until Soviet Union completely withdraws troops (see H. Con. Res. 252)

———news media coverage of repression (see H. Res. 379)

———peace and reconstruction (see H. Con. Res. 288)

———removal of land mines (see H. Res. 594)

———U.S. policy in relation to possibility of Soviet troop withdrawal (see S. Res. 386H. Res. 392)

Agriculture: trade agreement (see S. Res. 377)

Antiballistic Missile Treaty: violations (see S. Res. 474; H. Res. 571)

Armenians: admission of refugees to U.S. (see H. Con. Res. 256)

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

Baltic States: independence (see H. Con. Res. 244)

———withdrawal of Soviet personnel and release of political prisoners (see H. Con. Res. 245)

B'nai B'rith: establish district office in Moscow (see S. Res. 372)

Civil liberties: protest violations (see H. Con. Res. 289, H. Res. 455)

Commission on the Ukraine Famine: extension (see S. 2296, 2304)

Emigration: restrictive regulations (see H. Res. 437)

Financial transactions: multilateral standards for entering into and reporting security implications (see H.R. 5493)

Fish and fisheries: international agreement (see H.R. 4919)

———management of international waters in the Bering Sea (see S.J. Res. 277; S. Res. 397)

Foreign trade: agreement (see H. Con. Res. 264)

———link most-favored-nation status to compliance with Helsinki Final Act (see H.R. 5025)

Friendship Flight between Alaska and Siberia: congratulate participants (see S. Res. 439)

INF Treaty Reinforcement Act: enact (see S. 2342)

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

———ratification (see H. Res. 422)

International Court of Justice: U.S.-Soviet Union acceptance of compulsory jurisdiction (see H. Con. Res. 300)

Katyn Forest, Poland: investigation of massacre (see H. Con. Res. 270)

Lithuania: continued control of Vilnius Cathedral (see S. Res. 385)

Nuclear weapons: feasibility of burning materials removed from dismantled (see H.R. 4224)

Presidents: continue holding annual summit meetings with the leader of the Soviet Union (see H. Con. Res. 311)

Reagan, President: commendation for human rights efforts while at the Moscow summit (see H. Res. 464)

Religion: amnesty (see S. Con. Res. 119)

Soviet block governments: concern (see S. Res. 492)

Space policy: prohibit export licenses which allow satellites manufactured in the U.S. to be launched by nonmarket launching entities (see H.J. Res. 635)

———U.S.-Soviet ban on use of nuclear power sources in orbit around the Earth (see H.R. 5279)

Book reviews

``Soviet Global Strategy,'' William Kintner, 8854 [26AP]

Books

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

``Life and Death of Lenin,'' Robert Payne, 2646, 2647 [29FE]

``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]

``Perestroika,'' Mikhail Gorbachev, 1792 [18FE]

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

Brochures

Direct Connection 1988 Helsinki U.S.-Soviet Youth Conference, 2540 [25FE]

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]

Communiques

47 years of infamy, 14365 [14JN]

Global survival of children: President Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev, 14170 [10JN]

———U.N., 14170 [10JN]

Latvian day of mourning, 14365 [14JN]

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 Government officials, 11461 [18MY]

Communist Revolution, 11462 [18MY]

Initiative of the Moscow Helsinki Monitoring Group, 11366 [17MY]

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

———Dept. of State, 12589 [26MY]

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]

1939 Treaty of Nonaggression Between Soviet Union and Nazi Government, 21449, 21450 [10AU]

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

Review of Antiballistic Missile Treaty—Helms Amendment, 11108 [16MY]

U.S. Policy Toward Afghanistan: Public Law 99-399, 2653 [29FE]

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

Essays

Conventional Forces of NATO and the Warsaw Pact: International Institute for Strategic Studies, 2296-2300 [23FE]

My Memories and Observations of My Five Trips to Moscow, Russia: Lori Kirsop, 13045 [27MY]

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

Tanks of August, Mojmir Povolny, 22394 [11AU]

Exhibits

Smithsonian Institution, 25708 [27SE]

Factsheets

Arms Control: Heritage Foundation, 5435 [29MR]

``Who Says We're Enemies?''—Two Centuries of Cooperation Between U.S. and Russia: Elbe Alliance, 75 [25JA]

Interviews

Conventional weapons balance in Europe, Phillip A. Karber with Armed Forces Journal International, 11853-11857 [20MY]

Letters

Antisatellite weapons: C.A.H. Trost, 9209 [28AP], 10993 [13MY]

———John L. Piotrowski, 9209 [28AP]

———William E. Ramsey, 10993 [13MY]

Anti-Semitism: Representative Lawrence J. Smith, 21119 [8AU], 22341 [11AU]

———several Members of Congress, 22339 [11AU]

Assistance to Afghanistan resistance forces: Senator Symms, 1914 [22FE]

Credit to Soviet bloc nations: Senator Symms, 30312 [13OC]

Delegation to meet with Baltic States' human rights activists in Moscow: several Representatives, 14361 [14JN]

Emigration of Alexander Yampolsky from the Soviet Union: Representative Atkins, 4364 [17MR]

———Representative Christopher H. Smith, 4363 [17MR]

———Representative Evans, 4363 [17MR]

———Representative Hastert, 4364 [17MR]

———Representative John Miller, 4363 [17MR]

———Representative Lynn Martin, 4363 [17MR]

———Representative Yates, 4364 [17MR]

———Representatives Porter and Lantos, 4363 [17MR]

Emigration of Elena K. Kuna from the Soviet Union: Representative Jeffords, 69 [25JA]

Emigration of Solomon Alber and family from the Soviet Union: J. Edward Fox, Dept. of State, 4451 [18MR]

Emigration of Yakov Beilin family from the Soviet Union: Yakov Beilin's mother, 3014 [2MR]

48 years of Soviet slavery: Vincent Gumulauskis, Indianapolis (IN) Star, 1425 [16FE]

Freedom struggle of Crimean Tatars: Andrei Sakharov, 15896 [23JN]

Harassment and abuse directed against Estonians and Lithuanians: Representative Annunzio (and others), 2458 [24FE]

Human rights amendment to the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty: Casimir Pugevicius, 11865 [20MY]

———Christina Isajiw, 11865 [20MY]

———David Saperstein, 11864 [20MY]

———Ignatius M. Billinsky, 11865 [20MY]

———Juhan Simonson, 11865 [20MY]

———Morris B. Abram, 11864 [20MY]

———Ojars Kalnins, 11865 [20MY]

———Pamela B. Cohen and Micah H. Naftalin, 11864 [20MY]

———Stanley A. Gecys, 11865 [20MY]

———Walter Bodnar and Bozhena Olshaniwsky, 11865 [20MY]

Human rights in the Soviet Union: Representatives Christopher H. Smith and Wolf, 11317 [17MY]

Impact of Toshiba/Kongsberg diversions on defense policy interests: Richard L. Armitage, Dept. of Defense, 4047 [16MR]

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]

———John M. Joyce, 12586, 12587 [26MY]

———Louis Henkin, 12616, 12634 [26MY]

———M.N. Strel'tsov, 12587 [26MY]

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

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

Invitation to Andrei Sakharov to attend International Conference on Enhanced Safety of Nuclear Reactors: Edward Teller, 20125 [3AU], 21143 [9AU]

———Senator Hecht, 21143 [9AU]

Lithuanian independence anniversary: several Senators, 1395 [16FE]

Loans to Soviet Union from Western countries: Senator Symms, 31265 [18OC]

Most-favored-nation trade status: National Conference on Soviet Jewry, 20049 [3AU]

Nuclear weapons testing: Vice President Bush, 21121 [8AU]

Peace: James F. Baxter, 1333 [9FE]

Professional military contacts for U.S. and Soviet personnel: Sergi F. Akhromeyev, 18320 [14JY]

———William J. Crowe, Jr., 18320 [14JY]

Psychiatric abuse in Lithuania: several Representatives, 1422 [16FE]

Reform and Human Rights report: Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe, 11743 [19MY]

Release of Lev Lukianenko from Soviet prison: several Senators and Representatives, 6600 [13AP]

Religion in the Ukraine: Lev Lukianenko, 6599 [13AP]

Soviet compliance with weapons treaties: Senator Wallop, 7019 [15AP]

Soviet emigration policy: Abraham Stolar, 12098 [24MY]

———Pyatras Pakenas, 4817 [22MR], 5101 [23MR], 5423 [28MR], 6234 [31MR], 6258 [31MR]

———Evgeny Lein, 7081 [15AP]

———several former refuseniks, 3658 [10MR]

———several non-Jewish intellectuals, 4802 [22MR]

———several Soviet Jews, 5995-5996 [31MR], 12470 [25MY]

———Vladimir Bravve, 555 [1FE]

Soviet furskin export and emigration policy: Union of Councils for Soviet Jews, 20027 [3AU]

Soviet harassment of Jews: Soviet refuseniks, 20010 [2AU]

Soviet treatment of Armenians: Senator Dole, 6058 [31MR]

———Senator Wilson, 11951 [23MY]

Soviet Union financial waiver requirement abandoned: Senator Levin, 1070 [4FE]

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

Soviet violations of treaties: President Reagan, 11830 [20MY]

———Senator Symms, 11829 [20MY]

———several Senators, 24180, 24184, 24185 [16SE]

Soviet withdrawal from Afghanistan: several Senators, 12963 [27MY]

Status of Fyodor Parasenkov: Senator Wilson, 554 [1FE]

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

Strategic defense initiative: 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]

U.S. assistance to Afghanistan: Claude L. Fly, 15215 [20JN]

———J. Edward Fox, 12223 [24MY]

———President Reagan, 4626 [22MR]

———Representative Hamilton, 12223 [24MY]

———Senator Byrd, 4626 [22MR]

———Senators Humphrey and Kerry, 2654 [29FE]

———several Senators, 2659 [29FE]

U.S. visas for Soviet emigrants: several Senators, 20552 [4AU]

U.S.-Soviet levels of involvement in Central America: Colin Powell, 3577, 3581 [9MR]

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]

Lists

Cleveland, OH, Mary M. Bethune School students participating in letter-writing campaign, 13201 [1JN]

INF delegation at signature, 12848 [27MY]

Jewish refuseniks in attendance at January 1988, meeting in Moscow, 5994 [31MR]

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

Known Christian prisoners in the Soviet Union, 11318 [17MY]

Lithuanian American Council officers, 1422 [16FE]

Program of activities involving members of U.S. and Soviet Armed Forces personnel, 1988-90, 18320 [14JY]

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]

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]

Refusenik Update: Union of Councils for Soviet Jews, 3302 [3MR]

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

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

Memorials of legislature

Alaska, 16665 [6JY], 18238 [13JY]

California, 11647 [19MY], 11946 [23MY]

Colorado, 759 [3FE]

Emigration of Jews: Missouri, 15291 [20JN]

Hawaii, 32121 [20OC]

Massachusetts, 25 [25JA], 759 [3FE], 9600 [29AP], 14023 [9JN], 16049 [27JN]

New Hampshire, 11946 [23MY]

New Jersey, 3628 [9MR]

Oklahoma, 11647 [19MY], 14372 [14JN]

West Virginia, 1443 [16FE], 1921 [22FE]

Messages

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

Treaty on the Elimination of Intermediate-Range and Shorter-Range Missiles: President Reagan, 17 [25JA]

Motions

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

Papers

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

Dept. of Defense Logistics Study, February 10, 1987, 2659 [29FE]

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

Problem of Being Refused Permission To Emigrate for Women and Children: Victoria G. Khassina, 10376 [10MY]

What if Gorbachev Succeeds? Edson W. Spenser, 2902 [2MR]

Petitions

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

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

Sergey Grigoryants: Boston, MA, 13518 [7JN]

Strategic defense initiative: Worthing, MA, 16049 [27JN]

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]

Prefaces

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

Press conferences

Anti-Semitism in the Soviet Union: Representative Weiss, 21417 [9AU]

Press releases

Buechner and House colleagues decry Soviet anti-Semitism—Calls on Gorbachev to condemn Pamyat activities, 22340 [11AU]

Prominent dissident beaten in Vilnius: Lithuanian Information Center, 1429 [16FE]

Proclamations

Captive Nations Week: President Reagan, 18485 [14JY]

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]

Quotations

International law prohibits use of land mines: Norchi, 23825 [14SE]

Remarks in House

Afghanistan: assistance to Mujahidin resistance forces, 33460 [21OC]

———continued U.S. military and economic assistance until Soviet Union completely withdraws troops (H. Con. Res. 252), 3259 [3MR]

———effects of Geneva accord, 6778-6783 [13AP], 13648 [7JN]

———removal of land mines (H. Res. 594), 12481 [25MY], 13798 [8JN], 31961 [19OC]

———Soviet atrocities, 684 [2FE], 3628 [9MR]

———Soviet invasion and occupation, 9166 [27AP], 9603 [29AP], 23822-23833 [14SE]

———Soviet troop withdrawal, 10550 [11MY], 11529 [18MY], 12104 [24MY], 23832, 23833, 24137 [15SE]

———U.S. commitments under Geneva accord, 12223 [24MY]

———U.S. policy, 3526 [8MR], 3672 [10MR], 8433 [21AP], 18820 [26JY]

———U.S. policy (S. Res. 386), 2789 [1MR]

———visit by representatives from the International Center for Development Policy, 8855 [26AP]

Alexander Yampolsky Day: observance, 4363 [17MR]

Antiballistic Missile Treaty: compliance, 32838 [21OC]

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

Anti-Semitism, 21118 [8AU], 22339 [11AU]

Armenians: civil liberties, 3005 [2MR], 3512 [7MR], 5095 [23MR], 5419 [28MR], 5683 [29MR], 6233 [31MR], 6501 [12AP], 9487 [28AP]

———Nagorno-Karabakh population, 3306 [3MR]

Arms control: efforts of Lansing, MI, Catholic Diocese to eliminate nuclear weapons, 26505 [28SE]

———Geneva talks, 3302 [3MR]

———impact of treaties, 29186, 29188 [6OC]

———negotiations, 17278 [7JY]

———reductions in nuclear weapons, 2772 [1MR]

———Soviet military buildup, 14368 [14JN]

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

Baltic Freedom Day: observance, 14357 [15JN]

Baltic States: Glasnost policy, 18933 [26JY]

———independence anniversary, 1422-1434 [16FE], 1677 [17FE]

Banks and banking: loans from Western European countries, 19468 [28JY]

Beilin, Yakov: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 3014 [2MR]

Besprozvanny, Galya and Elena: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 17105 [7JY]

Boys' Choir of Estonian S.S.R. State Academic Male Choir: tribute, 15746 [22JN]

Bravve, Vladimir, Grigory and Ninel: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 1340 [9FE], 13209 [1JN]

Byelorussia: independence anniversary, 5048 [23MR], 5069 [23MR], 5420 [28MR]

Captive Nations Week: observance, 18455 [14JY], 18484 [14JY]

Castagna, Michele: selection as guide for official U.S. exhibition in Soviet Union, 2785 [1MR]

Central America: Soviet influence and activities, 14368 [14JN]

———U.S.-Soviet levels of involvement, 3576, 3581 [9MR]

Central Valley, CA: tribute to Moscow International Peace Marathon runners, 22402 [11AU]

Charny, Benjamin and Yoda: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 13200 [1JN], 18515 [14JY], 19790 [1AU]

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

Cherniak, Yuri: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 26835 [29SE]

Children: survival plan, 14170 [10JN]

Christians: amnesty for those imprisoned and freedom of worship in celebration of millennium of Christianization (H. Con. Res. 223), 10555 [11MY], 10863 [12MY], 11313 [17MY], 11325 [19MY], 11326, 11330, 11331, 11332 [17MY], 11536 [18MY], 12032 [23MY], 12766 [26MY]

Civil liberties: violations, 9797 [3MY]

———violations (H. Res. 455), 2422 [23FE], 9159 [27AP], 12158-12161 [24MY], 12474 [25MY]

Cleveland, OH: tribute to Mary M. Bethune School's letter-writing children, 13200 [1JN]

Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe: report on human rights in Soviet Union, 11742, 11743 [19MY]

Commission on the Ukraine Famine: extension (S. 2304), 12156, 12158 [24MY], 13207 [1JN]

———Soviet role, 8661 [25AP]

Communist Party: conference, 18542 [14JY]

Correa, Bradley: mission for peace, 3684 [10MR]

Crimean Tatars: freedom struggle, 15896 [23JN]

Czechoslovakia: anniversary of 1968 Soviet invasion, 22361, 22394 [11AU]

———democratic reform, 24340 [16SE]

Davis, CA: sister city with Uman, Ukraine, 18496, 18546 [14JY]

Dept. of State: new U.S. Embassy in Moscow, 18936 [26JY]

District of Columbia: citizens on peace mission, 17299 [7JY]

Dukakis, Michael S.: assessment of communism, 13199 [1JN]

———foreign policy, 14780 [16JN]

Economic conditions: fiscal reorganization, 8864 [26AP]

———reforms, 13639 [7JN], 15288 [20JN]

Emigration: restrictive regulations (H. Res. 437), 12473 [25MY], 13207 [1JN], 20354 [3AU]

———success of negotiations on emigration restrictions, 2430 [23FE]

Estonia: independence anniversary, 2433 [23FE], 2440, 2458 [24FE], 2481, 2484 [24FE], 2530, 2562 [25FE]

Ethiopia: Soviet policy, 11414-11416 [18MY], 16075 [27JN], 16610 [30JN]

Europe: conventional military forces, 16609 [30JN]

Families: emigration of divided spouse, 6258 [31MR]

Ferenc, Nikolai: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 6805 [13AP]

Financial transactions: multilateral standards for entering into and reporting security implications (H.R. 5493), 29655 [7OC]

Fish and fisheries: international agreement (H.R. 4919), 25474-25477 [26SE], 27925 [3OC]

Fishel, Sergei, and family: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 20644 [4AU]

Foreign trade: agreement (H. Con. Res. 264), 3834 [15MR]

———export of technology, 65 [25JA]

———grain embargo, 23787 [14SE]

———link most-favored-nation status to compliance with Helsinki Final Act, 17823 [12JY]

———U.S. policy, 13633 [7JN]

Gimpelson, Gregory: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 10401 [10MY]

Gorbachev, Mikhail: liberalizing policies, 21024-21026 [8AU]

———Nobel Peace Prize, 30631 [13OC]

Gorenshtein, Boris, and family: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 27334 [30SE]

Grigoryants, Sergey: harassment, 14751 [15JN]

Helsinki Commission: Soviet Trade and Economic Reforms—The Implications for U.S. Policy, 11758 [19MY]

Helsinki Human Rights Day: designate (H.J. Res. 589), 13931 [9JN]

Honduras: evidence of Soviet assistance, 5876 [30MR]

Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty, 1341 [9FE], 3639 [10MR], 4738 [22MR], 5067 [23MR]

———ratification, 12105 [24MY], 13061, 13062 [1JN], 13324 [3JN]

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

International relations: history of U.S. in world affairs, 29675-29679 [11OC]

Jews: activities of Pamyat organization, 21118 [8AU]

———Congressional Call to Conscience Vigil, 9999 [5MY]

———efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 68 [25JA], 311 [27JA], 1217 [8FE], 1336 [9FE], 1944 [22FE], 2416 [23FE], 2691 [29FE], 2778 [1MR], 3014 [2MR], 3302 [3MR], 3567 [8MR], 3640, 3656-3660 [10MR], 3694, 3696 [10MR], 3820 [14MR], 4150 [16MR], 4365 [17MR], 4613 [21MR], 4802, 4817 [22MR], 5422 [28MR], 5675 [29MR], 6963, 6990, 7012 [14AP], 9616 [29AP], 9797, 9798 [3MY], 9999 [5MY], 10384, 10401 [10MY], 10853 [12MY], 12107 [24MY], 12211 [24MY], 12470 [25MY], 13200 [1JN], 13374 [3JN], 14170 [10JN], 15291 [20JN], 16071 [27JN], 16754 [6JY], 17832, 17843 [12JY], 18492, 18514 [14JY], 18942 [26JY], 19258 [27JY], 19801 [2AU], 20010 [2AU], 20352 [3AU], 20644 [4AU], 21125 [8AU], 22370 [11AU], 22772 [7SE], 23043 [8SE], 23410 [9SE], 23877 [14SE], 27334 [30SE], 28226 [4OC], 28276 [4OC]

———religious persecution in Soviet Union, 5047 [23MR]

———treatment, 5993-5998 [31MR]

———visit by Stuart G. Weinblatt and David Kaye, 2417 [23FE]

Kalynychenko, Vitaly: release of Soviet political prisoner, 12767 [26MY]

Karlin, Vladimir: harassment, 5047 [23MR]

Katyn Forest: investigation of massacre (H. Con. Res. 270), 7303 [19AP]

Khassina, Natasha: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 3567 [8MR]

Kilberg, Mikhail, and family: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 17832 [12JY]

Kislik, Vladimir: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 26835 [29SE]

Klebanov-Lokshim, Anna and Iosif: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 9798 [3MY]

Kofman, Samoil and Haim: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 2416 [23FE]

Kosharovsky, Yuli: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 3640, 3656-3660 [10MR], 3817 [14MR], 4150 [16MR]

Krasnoyarsk radar installations: violation of Antiballistic Missile Treaty, 26491 [28SE], 30604 [13OC]

Kuna, Elena K.: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 68 [25JA]

Latin America: Soviet influence and activities, 11774 [19MY]

Latinsky, Iosef, and family: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 13374 [3JN]

Lawyers: terminating the alliance between the ABA and the Association of Soviet Lawyers, 13318 [2JN]

Leadership: changes, 27352 [30SE]

Lehigh Valley, PA: celebration of Ukrainian millenium, 23860 [14SE]

Lein, Evgeny: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 23877 [14SE]

Lithuania: continued control of Vilnius Cathedral (H. Res. 300), 1422 [16FE], 30035-30037 [12OC]

———greater autonomy, 16537 [29JN]

———independence anniversary, 1666, 1670 [17FE], 2531 [25FE], 3315 [3MR]

———Soviet violations of civil liberties, 27353 [30SE]

Lithuanians: efforts to emigrate, 5423 [28MR]

Marymount University, PA: conference on Glasnost and Communist Europe, 13202 [1JN]

Merchant marine: postwar crisis, 10179 [9MY]

Meshkov, Vladimir and Luba: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 9999 [5MY]

Military power, 10538-10540 [11MY]

Moscow Helsinki Monitoring Group: anniversary, 11366 [17MY]

Moscow International Peace Marathon: tribute to runners, 21414 [9AU]

Mykailenko, Hanna: release of Soviet political prisoner, 12767 [26MY]

National defense: maintaining conventional forces, 3652 [10MR]

Nicholson, Arthur D.: request apology by Soviet Union for fatal shooting, 4079 [16MR]

1958 executions: anniversary, 15291 [20JN]

Nuclear weapons: comparison of MX and Midgetman missiles, 8406 [21AP]

———feasibility of burning materials removed from dismantled (H.R. 4224), 4717 [22MR]

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

———testing, 9217-9226 [28AP]

Nyack, NY: High School Jazz Ensemble tour of Soviet Union, 16076 [27JN]

Okun, Yefim and Evgenia: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 6990 [14AP]

Ostrovsky, Zinovy: efforts to emigrate from Soviet the Union, 9616 [29AP]

Pakenas, Pyatras and Galina: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 4817 [22MR], 5423 [28MR], 5669 [29MR], 12107 [24MY]

Pakistan: Soviet policy, 15485 [21JN]

Paritsky, Alexander: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 311 [27JA]

Pavel Abramovich Family Freedom Campaign Committee: tribute, 26509 [28SE]

Peace: characteristic of the human spirit, 1333 [9FE]

Peceliunas, Povilas: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 8413 [21AP]

Philippines: withdrawal of U.S. Naval base in agreement with Soviet Union, 24250 [16SE]

Poland: anniversary of 1939 invasion, 23021 [8SE]

Political science: policy of openness, 2691 [29FE]

Public demonstrations, 32399 [20OC]

———Armenia and Azerbaijan, 3611 [9MR]

Rabinovich, Yakov: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 17843 [12JY], 22772 [7SE]

Reagan, President: commendation for human rights efforts while at the Moscow summit (H. Res. 464), 15259 [20JN]

———meeting with Mikhail Gorbachev in Soviet Union, 965 [3FE], 1336 [9FE], 12231, 12233 [25MY], 13204, 13207 [1JN], 13318 [2JN], 13360 [3JN], 13659 [7JN], 14062 [9JN]

Religion: freedom, 1462 [16FE], 1643-1649, 1652 [17FE], 19563 [28JY]

———millenium of Christianity in the Ukraine, 23689 [13SE]

———millennium of Christianity, 21119 [8AU], 22215 [11AU], 22399 [11AU]

———persecution of Christians, 1649 [23FE], 16303 [28JN], 27300 [30SE]

———persecution of Ukrainians (H.J. Res. 429), 23059 [8SE]

———Russian Orthodox Church anniversary, 12757 [26MY]

Rodos, Victor, and family: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 16754 [6JY]

Ruban, Petro: release of political prisoner, 12767 [26MY]

SALT II Treaty: adherence to numerical sublimits, 9107 [28AP]

Samoilovich, Georgi: medical treatment, 26853 [29SE]

San Ramon, CA: tour by students, 10174 [9MY]

Schwarzman, Eugenia and Anatoly: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 4365 [17MR]

Shapiro, Lev: welcome to the U.S., 21692 [10AU]

Shostakovsky, Ilya and Olga: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 28226 [4OC]

Shteynberg, Mikhail: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 3694 [10MR]

Small business: prospect for trade with Soviet Union, 33506 [21OC]

Socialist economy: contradictions, 1458 [16FE]

Space policy: long-term space program, 16585-16588 [30JN]

———prohibit export licenses which allow satellites manufactured in the U.S. to be launched by nonmarket launching entities (H.J. Res. 635), 21432 [9AU]

———U.S.-Soviet ban on use of nuclear power sources in orbit around the Earth (H.R. 5279), 23667 [13SE]

Space sciences: joint mission to Mars, 12107 [24MY], 12753 [26MY]

Sports: Indiana wrestlers visit to Soviet Union, 19230 [27JY]

Stolar, Abraham: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 10853 [12MY]

Strategic defense initiative, 4606 [21MR], 5081 [23MR], 7004-7006 [14AP], 9484 [28AP], 13917 [9JN], 18457-18460 [14JY], 18553 [14JY], 22354 [11AU]

———position of Democratic Party, 19124 [27JY]

Streichik, Boris, and family: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 18492 [14JY]

Student Coalition for Soviet Jewry: annual visit, 2431 [23FE]

Summit meetings: annual (H. Con. Res. 206), 13226 [2JN]

Toshiba Corp.: action by Japanese court relative to sale of technology, 4717 [22MR]

———sale of products to Communist countries, 11749 [19MY]

Tufeld, Vladimir and Izola: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 22370 [11AU]

Turner, Ted: documentary on the history of the Soviet Union, 15250 [20JN]

U.N.: U.S. policy, 933 [3FE]

U.S. Embassy: security problem, 28496 [5OC]

U.S. policy, 13060 [1JN], 25264 [23SE]

U.S.-U.S.S.R. Youth Orchestra: Kennedy Center concert, 15899 [23JN], 19232 [27JY]

Ukraine: independence anniversary, 74, 75, 77, 81 [25JA], 290, 314 [27JA], 564 [1FE], 1219 [8FE], 15019 [16JN]

———millennium of Christianity, 28264 [4OC], 29631 [7OC], 33422 [21OC]

———religious persecution (H.J. Res. 429), 81 [25JA], 1802 [18FE], 1952 [22FE], 7344 [19AP], 9503 [28AP], 13207 [1JN], 23059 [8SE]

———religious persecution (S.J. Res. 235), 7341-7345 [19AP], 8852 [26AP], 13207 [1JN]

Ukrainian National Association: office in Washington, DC, 16523 [29JN]

USIA: selection of Michele Castagna as guide for official U.S. exhibition in Soviet Union, 2785 [1MR]

Uspensky, Igor: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 18514 [14JY]

Veterans: Elbe Alliance, 75 [25JA]

Vileshina, Pyatras and Galina: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 5244 [24MR], 12107 [24MY]

Wallenberg, Raoul: Soviet explanation of 1945 disappearance, 16748 [6JY]

Weapons: development of space tracking systems, 9058 [27AP]

Women for a Meaningful Summit (organization): hearings, 1658 [17FE]

Youth: goals of Direct Connection, 2540 [25FE]

Zaminskaya, Iday: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 18942 [26JY]

Zelichonok, Roald: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 2472 [24FE]

Remarks in Senate

Aeronautics: worlds first aircraft flight powered by liquid hydrogen, 4962 [27AP]

Afghanistan: agreement on resolution of war, 6293 [11AP]

———effects of Geneva accords, 14033 [9JN]

———Soviet occupation, 1914 [22FE], 1976-1979 [23FE]

———U.S. policy, 4625 [22MR]

———U.S. policy (S. Res. 386), 2643-2664 [29FE], 3374 [4MR]

———withdrawal of troops, 11496 [18MY]

Agriculture: trade agreement (S. Res. 377), 1128 [4FE], 6213 [31MR]

Ainvarg, Arkady, and family: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 6206 [31MR]

Alaska: Nome to Siberia freedom flight, 14119 [10JN]

———opening of U.S.-Soviet boundary, 16320 [29JN]

Alber, Solomon, and family: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 4450 [18MR]

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

American-Soviet Youth Orchestra: concert tour, 19267, 19437 [28JY]

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

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

———violations (S. Res. 474), 24176-24187 [16SE], 32102 [20OC]

Archipova, Alla and Ziata: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 21579 [10AU]

Armenia: independence anniversary, 12704 [26MY], 13046 [27MY]

Armenians: civil liberties, 2293 [23FE], 3152 [3MR], 6058 [31MR], 11951 [23MY], 12442 [25MY], 12701 [26MY], 18970, 18971 [27JY], 25631 [27SE]

Arms control: comprehensive test ban treaty, 4374 [18MR]

———conventional weapons, 2641 [29FE], 7146 [18AP], 10409 [11MY], 13967 [9JN]

———conventional weapons balance in Europe, 15405 [21JN]

———implications of certain positions, 23888 [15SE]

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

———negotiations, 91 [26JA], 1980 [23FE], 3985 [16MR], 7017 [15AP], 10108 [9MY], 14869 [16JN], 15308 [21JN], 15821-15829 [23JN], 21573 [10AU], 24144 [16SE], 24247 [16SE], 31175 [17OC], 31722 [19OC]

———nuclear weapons treaty negotiations, 7538 [20AP]

———on-site inspections in the Soviet Union, 17378 [8JY]

———strategic arms reduction talks, 14223 [13JN]

———treaties, 11551 [19MY]

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

———U.S. policy, 13664 [8JN], 3498 [4MR]

Arms Control and Foreign Policy Caucus: tribute to staff, 21461 [10AU]

Arts: Rhode Island artists' exhibit in Moscow, 14994 [16JN]

Baltic Freedom Day: observance, 14475, 14477 [14JN]

Baltic States: enforcement of glasnost policy, 17554 [11JY]

———independence anniversary, 1567, 1569 [17FE]

———rise of nationalism, 31244 [18OC]

Banks and banking: lending by Western commercial institutions, 7270 [19AP], 14548 [15JN], 15508 [22JN], 21445 [10AU], 28681 [6OC], 30313 [13OC], 31261-31267 [18OC], 31538 [18OC]

B'nai B'rith: establish district office in Moscow (S. Res. 372), 541 [1FE]

Byelorussia: independence anniversary, 5320, 5327 [25MR]

Charny, Benjamin: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 5318 [25MR]

Christians: amnesty for those imprisoned and freedom of worship in celebration of millennium of Christianization, 13048 [27MY]

———oppression in Soviet Union, 12446 [25MY]

Civil liberties: record, 11556, 11580 [19MY]

———reform, 30436 [13OC]

———violations, 2569 [26FE], 7081 [15AP]

Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe: human rights issue, 24854 [22SE]

Commission on the Ukraine Famine: extension (S. 2296), 7264, 7275 [19AP]

———extension (S. 2304), 8396 [21AP], 13616 [7JN]

Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe: enforcement of agreement, 10937, 10938 [13MY]

Congressional Call to Conscience Vigil, 29435 [7OC]

Czechoslovakia: anniversary of 1968 Soviet invasion, 21675 [10AU], 21969, 21978 [11AU]

Dept. of Defense: impact of diversion of certain technology to Soviet Union by certain Japanese and Norwegian companies, 4047 [16MR]

———START treaty, 10941, 10943 [13MY]

———visit by Chief of Soviet General Staff, 18319 [14JY]

Developing countries: U.S. and Soviet involvement, 4491 [21MR]

Economic conditions: assessment of U.S. in world economy, 9251 [28AP], 13402 [6JN], 29236 [7OC]

Education: high school exchange with U.S., 17121 [7JY]

Estonia: independence anniversary, 2384, 2390, 2392, 2393, 2398, 2400, 2405 [23FE]

Europe: balance of conventional weapons, 2296 [23FE], 4431 [18MR], 12980 [27MY], 16095 [28JN]

———conventional arms control, 8529 [22AP]

———NATO's defense capabilities, 11220 [17MY]

———U.S. weapons systems, 520 [1FE]

Fish and fisheries: international agreement (H.R. 4919), 27110 [30SE], 32463 [21OC]

———management of international waters in the Bering Sea (S. Res. 397), 4577 [21MR]

———management of international waters in the Bering Sea (S.J. Res. 277), 4575 [21MR]

Foreign relations: express concern about Soviet bloc governments (S. Res. 492), 29578 [7OC], 30311 [13OC]

———financial practices with the Soviet Union, 15913 [24JN]

———U.S. policy, 2902 [2MR], 4371 [18MR]

Foreign trade: conditions for repeal of restrictions on fur imports, 19926, 19930, 19933 [2AU]

France: sale of technology, 8636 [25AP]

Friendship Flight between Alaska and Siberia: congratulate participants (S. Res. 439), 13790 [8JN]

Glasnost (magazine): closing, 11592 [19MY]

Gorkhov, Sergei and Sofya: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 11213 [17MY], 24577 [20SE]

Hoboken, NJ: Ambassadors high school baseball team trip to Soviet Union, 19101 [27JY]

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

Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty, 202 [27JA], 469 [1FE], 1358, 1359, 1363, 1368-1371 [16FE], 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]

———agreements signed in Vienna and Moscow, 12569 [26MY], 13401 [6JN]

———compliance, 399, 406 [28JA], 672 [2FE], 756 [3FE], 1136 [4FE], 21850-21852 [11AU]

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

———implementation, 22898 [8SE], 29360 [7OC]

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

———ratification, 519 [1FE], 3322-3326 [4MR], 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], 12045-12059, 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]

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

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

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

Japan: role in U.S.-Soviet initiatives on Bering Sea fisheries, 15414 [21JN]

Jews: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 401, 437 [28JA], 554 [1FE], 1070, 1078 [4FE], 1725 [18FE], 1882 [19FE], 1935 [22FE], 2384, 2401 [23FE], 2633 [26FE], 3487 [4MR], 4347 [17MR], 4448, 4450 [18MR], 4986 [27AP], 5206 [24MR], 5318 [25MR], 6206 [31MR], 8497 [22AP], 10128, 10163 [9MY], 10190 [10MY], 10474 [11MY], 10851 [12MY], 10999, 11048 [13MY], 11180, 11184 [16MY], 11214 [17MY], 11672, 11674 [19MY], 12098 [24MY], 12301, 12456 [25MY], 12744 [26MY], 13039 [27MY], 15145 [17JN], 17315 [8JY], 17559 [11JY], 20526 [4AU], 20650 [5AU], 21579 [10AU], 21990 [11AU], 24577 [20SE], 25187, 25248 [23SE], 27775 [3OC], 28111 [4OC], 31609 [18OC]

Kaplansky, Constantin: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 24577 [20SE]

Khasin, Yulina: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 4448 [18MR], 4986 [27AP]

Kislik, Vladimir: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 25187 [23SE]

Kosharovsky, Yuli: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 3193 [3MR], 3487 [4MR]

Leadership: changes, 28107 [4OC]

Lein, Evgeny: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 2384 [23FE]

Lithuania: continued control of Vilnius cathedral (H. Res. 300), 1569 [17FE]

———continued control of Vilnius Cathedral (S. Res. 385), 2628 [26FE]

———independence anniversary, 1162 [4FE], 1393-1395 [16FE], 1471 [17FE], 1725, 1792, 1795 [18FE], 2386 [23FE]

Lukianenko, Lev: release from Soviet prison, 6599 [13AP]

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

Meiman, Naum: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 437 [28JA], 2401 [23FE], 2633 [26FE]

Memorial Day for Victims of Communism: designate (S.J. Res. 390), 27043 [30SE]

Mendzheritsky, Emil: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 8497 [22AP]

Meshkov, Vladimir and Luba: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 17315 [8JY]

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

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

———requirements for U.S. security, 12980 [27MY]

NATO: central region of Europe and nuclear deterrence, 1915 [22FE], 13567 [7JN]

———conventional forces and the Warsaw Pact, 2793 [2MR]

———European military imbalance, 21268 [9AU]

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

Nicholson, Arthur D.: killing, 15917 [24JN]

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

Nuclear warfare: end of civilization, 3712 [14MR]

———proliferation of weapons, 15503 [22JN], 20523 [4AU]

———reducing technological race, 20650 [5AU]

———strategic defense initiative, 328 [28JA], 701 [3FE], 4423 [18MR], 4837, 4838, 4968 [23MR], 5689 [30MR], 8309 [21AP], 12017 [23MY], 12443 [25MY], 14208 [13JN], 14516 [15JN], 17269 [7JY], 19780 [1AU], 19867 [2AU], 23141 [9SE], 25248 [23SE], 26514 [29SE], 28672 [6OC], 31241 [18OC]

———test ban treaty, 21806 [11AU]

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

Pakenas, Pyatras: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 10999 [13MY]

Panama: prompt Presidential report on presence of Soviet, Cuban, or Nicaraguan combat forces, 9302, 9304-9306 [28AP]

Parasenkov, Fyodor: status of detention in psychiatric hospital, 554 [1FE]

Poland: unrest, 23289 [9SE]

Protopopov, Dmitri: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 25187 [23SE]

Pyatetsky, Alexander: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 1725 [18FE], 24854 [22SE]

Raiz, Vladimir: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 25187 [23SE]

Reagan, President: meeting with Mikhail Gorbachev in Soviet Union, 1076 [4FE], 4592 [21MR], 13523, 13525-13526 [7JN], 13660 [8JN]

———speeches on freedom in the Soviet Union and Great Britain, 14524 [15JN]

Refugees: additional admissions, 9401, 9402 [28AP]

———funding for assistance programs, 20552 [4AU]

Religion: amnesty (S. Con. Res. 119), 11504 [18MY]

———millennium of Christianity in the Ukraine, 21972 [11AU]

Rhode Island: observance of the Russian Christian Millennium, 14995 [16JN]

Sakharov, Andrei: invitation to attend International Conference on Enhanced Safety of Nuclear Reactors, 20124 [3AU], 21139 [9AU]

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

———visit by members, 3711 [14MR]

Shevchenko, Taras: anniversary of birth, 3789 [14MR]

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

Space sciences: program, 11509 [18MY]

Stolar, Abraham and Julia: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 1070 [4FE], 10128 [9MY], 10190 [10MY], 10474 [11MY], 10851 [12MY], 11060, 11061 [13MY], 11180, 11184 [16MY], 11216 [17MY], 11424 [18MY], 11672 [19MY], 11902 [20MY], 12021 [23MY], 12098 [24MY], 12456 [25MY], 12744 [26MY], 13047 [27MY], 17559 [11JY], 20526 [4AU]

Sullivan, David S.: accusation of classified information disclosure, 12295 [25MY]

Toshiba Corp.: illegal sale of equipment to Soviet Union, 4881 [23MR]

———Tokyo District Court verdict, 4694 [22MR]

Treaties: compliance, 7018 [15AP]

U.S. diplomats: health problem, 3413 [4MR]

U.S. policy, 13407 [6JN]

U.S. relations: improving, 28973 [6OC]

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

U.S.-Soviet high school exchange initiative: tribute, 19103 [27JY]

Ukraine: independence anniversary, 35 [25JA], 173 [26JA], 16393 [29JN]

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

World War II: 1939 nonaggression pact with Nazi government, 21449 [10AU]

Yampolsky, Alexander: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 4347 [17MR]

Zelichonok, Alik: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 25248 [23SE]

Zelichonok, Galina: hunger strike, 3488 [4MR]

Zieman, Yuri, and family: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 15582 [22JN], 27775 [3OC]

Reports

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

Beyond the Bean Count—Realistically Assessing the Conventional Military Balance in Europe: Senator Levin, 16095-16096 [28JN]

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]

Crimes Against the Alliance—The Toshiba-Kongsberg Export Violations: William C. Triplett II, 4321-4323 [17MR]

Discriminate Deterrence: Ikle Commission on Integrated Long-Term Strategy, 12362 [25MY]

Discussion of INF Treaty Issues With U.S. Military Commanders in NATO—May 4-8, 1988: Senator Thurmond, 12690 [26MY]

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

India, U.S., U.S.S.R., and the Sikhs: Gurmit S. Aulakh, 10389 [10MY]

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 Armed Services (Senate), 11201 [17MY]

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

———Senator Byrd, 11232-11239 [17MY]

Joint U.S.-U.S.S.R Commercial Commission: Business America (Dept. of Commerce publication), 20028 [3AU]

Lending to the Soviets: House Republican Research Committee, 30313 [13OC]

Meaning of Gorbachev's Reforms: Yuri F. Orlov, 11578-11579 [19MY]

Notes About the Situation With Jewish Emigration and Refuseniks: Vladimir Kislik and Yuri Cherniak, 26835 [29SE]

Reform and Human Rights—The Gorbachev Record: Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe, 11557-11578 [19MY]

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]

Soviet Relations in Latin America: Dept. of State, 11774 [19MY]

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

Support of NATO Strategy in the 1990's: Dept. of Defense, 202-214 [27JA]

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

Update on Perceptions about the U.S.S.R. From the Standpoint of International Security: Louis Rosen, 11476-11479 [18MY]

World Refugee Survey: U.S. Committee for Refugees, 4695 [22MR]

Reports filed

Agricultural Trade Agreement With the Soviet Union: Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry (S. Res. 377), 5837 [30MR]

Control of Vilnius, Lithuania, Cathedral: Committee on Foreign Relations (S. Res. 385), 23746 [14SE]

Dept. of HUD Goes to the Moscow Trade Show: Committee on Government Operations (H. Rept. 100-1052), 28242 [4OC]

Governing International U.S-Soviet Fishery Agreement: Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries (H.R. 4919) (H. Rept. 100-968), 25168 [23SE]

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]

Religious Persecution in Ukraine: Committee on Foreign Relations (S.J. Res. 235), 3164 [3MR]

Reports to constituents

Hamilton, Lee H.: U.S. and Soviet Space Efforts, 15727 [22JN]

Resolutions by organizations

B'nai B'rith district office in Moscow: Billy Goldberg, 542 [1FE]

Captive European nations: Assembly of Captive European Nations, 1677 [17FE]

Educational computer and software exchange with the Soviet Union: National Association of Pro America, 8664 [25AP]

Security rules and briefings on espionage and security techniques for Members of Congress and staff members: National Association of Pro America, 8664 [25AP]

Space shield technology and early deployment vital: National Association of Pro America, 8664 [25AP]

U.S.-Soviet peaceful relations: Dnieper Peace Cruise, 17299 [7JY]

Rosters

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

Rulings of the Chair

Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty: ratification, 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

Anniversary of Estonian Independence: Estonian American National Council, 2459 [24FE]

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

———Richard M. Nixon, 7542 [20AP]

———Royal Allison, 12629 [26MY]

Anti-Zionism: Mikhail Agursky, 24467 [20SE]

Appeal for Religious Freedom in the Soviet Union on the Occasion of the Millennium of Christianity in Kievan Rus': George Weigel, 11329 [17MY]

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

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

Communism and Religion: Joseph Stalin, 1644 [17FE]

———Karl Marx, 1644 [17FE]

Congressional Task Force on Afghanistan: Jeane J. Kirkpatrick, 2605 [26FE]

———Zbigniew Brzezinski, 2605 [26FE]

Conventional Arms Control in Europe: Robert D. Blackwill, 13664-13666 [8JN]

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]

Efforts of Parents To Emigrate From the Soviet Union: Vladimir Bravve, 555 [1FE]

Emigration from Soviet Union: Alexander Pyatetsky, 1725 [18FE]

Gates Are Closing: Stuart G. Weinblatt, 2418 [23FE]

How To Assess the Military Balance in Europe: Senator Quayle, 520 [1FE]

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, 12650 [26MY], 12848 [27MY]

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

———several organizations, 399 [28JA]

———sundry, 11455 [18MY]

———William J. Crowe, 12835 [27MY]

Invitation to Andrei Sakharov To Attend International Conference on Enhanced Safety of Nuclear Reactors: Senator Hecht, 21143 [9AU]

Jewish Emigration: National Conference on Soviet Jewry, 4986 [27AP]

———Yuli Kosharovsky and others, 3657 [10MR]

Journalists in Afghanistan: George Mason, 3774 [14MR]

———Peter Schuleter, 3773 [14MR]

———Soviet Ambassador to Pakistan, 3773 [14MR]

Marxist Dictatorships: Armando Valladares, 1062 [4FE]

Nation of Immigrants: Mikhail Gorbachev, 11675 [19MY]

———Vadim Zagladin, 11675 [19MY]

Nicaraguan-Soviet Alliance: Bosco Matamoros, 6032 [31MR]

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

Our Nation's Space Systems: Senator Hollings, 10991 [13MY]

Preventing Dangerous Military Activity Between U.S. and Soviet Union: William J. Crowe, Jr. and Sergei F. Akhromeyev, 18320 [14JY]

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 Anti-Semitic Pamyat Organization: Jess N. Hordes, 22340 [11AU]

———Myrna Shinbaum, 22340 [11AU]

———Representative Lantos, 22340 [11AU]

———Representative Porter, 22340 [11AU]

———Representative Scheuer, 22340 [11AU]

———Union of Councils for Soviet Jews, 22340 [11AU]

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

———Paul H. Nitze, 12329 [25MY]

Soviet Dissident: Igor V. Ogurtsov, 14061 [9JN]

Soviet Invasion of Afghanistan: Yunis Khalis, 11119 [16MY]

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]

Soviet Trade and Economic Reforms—The Implications for U.S. Policy: Richard N. Perle, before Helsinki Commission, 11758 [19MY]

Strategic Defense Initiative: Business for Peace (organization), 25249 [23SE]

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. Policy Toward Afghanistan: President Reagan, 2649 [29FE]

———Robert A. Peck, 2649, 2654 [29FE]

———Senator Byrd, 2653 [29FE]

U.S. To Act as Guarantor of Political Settlement in Afghanistan, 12224 [24MY]

U.S. Unilateral Statement Following ABM Treaty Review: Terry B. Shroeder, 24180, 24181 [16SE]

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

Ukraine Famine: Representative Broomfield, 8661 [25AP]

Ukrainian Independence: Danylo Shumuk, 315 [27JA]

War Doesn't Work Anymore, 25249 [23SE]

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

Without Democracy in Nicaragua Peace Plan Will Not Work: Oscar Arias-Sanchez, 816 [16FE]

Studies

Fidel Castro and the Bankers—The Mortgaging of a Revolution, Ernesto F. Betancourt and Wilson P. Dizard III, 21446-21449 [10AU]

Human Cost of Soviet Communism: Robert Conquest, 27044-27052 [30SE]

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

Senate Treaty Rejections Between 1789-1978: Dept. of State, 11472 [18MY]

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]

Recommendations and Findings of U.S. Advisory Commission on Public Diplomacy Report: Edwin J. Feulner, 9683 [2MY]

Treaty on the Elimination of Intermediate-Range and Shorter-Range Nuclear Missiles, 965-969 [3FE]

Symposiums

Refusal to Emigrate From the Soviet Union on Security Grounds, Legal and Humanitarian Aspects: Soviet Jewish refuseniks, 5997-5998 [31MR]

Tables

Major Sandinista requests for Soviet hardware, 1986-95, 1056 [4FE]

Mineral endowments of South Africa and the Soviet Union for strategic materials, 22154 [11AU]

Review of Antiballistic Missile Treaty—conventional forces comparison: Dept. of Defense, 11109 [16MY]

Soviet bloc equipment delivered to Nicaragua, 704 [3FE], 704 [3FE], 1056 [4FE]

Soviet military power, 5435 [29MR]

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

Telephone conversations

Sergey Grigoryants and Representative Kennedy, 14751 [15JN]

Testimonies

Antiballistic Missile Treaty Interpretation: Gerard C. Smith, 12629 [26MY]

———William F. Burns, 11102 [16MY]

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

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

East-West Economic Relations: Senator Bradley, 31538-31541 [18OC]

Economic and Financial Burden Sharing: Roger W. Robinson, Jr., 15914-15916 [24JN]

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]

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

———Jeane J. Kirkpatrick, 519 [1FE]

———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]

U.S.-Soviet Trade Relations: Roger W. Robinson, Jr., 13633 [7JN]

U.S.-Soviet Union Summit Conference: Margarita Papandreou, 1658 [17FE]

Texts of

H. Con. 45, withdrawal of Soviet personnel and release of political prisoners from Baltic States, 1430 [16FE]

H. Con. Res. 223, amnesty for imprisoned Christians and freedom of worship in celebration of millennium of Christianization, 1648 [17FE], 11313 [17MY], 12766 [26MY]

H. Con. Res. 244, Baltic States' independence anniversary, 1430 [16FE]

H. Con. Res. 270, investigation of massacre at Katyn Forest, 7303 [19AP]

H. Con. Res. 275, urging Soviet Union and its allies to withhold military assistance to Nicaragua, 5936 [30MR]

H. Res. 300, continued control of Vilnius, Lithuania, cathedral, 1423 [16FE], 30035 [12OC]

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

H. Res. 464, commendation of President Reagan for human rights efforts while at the Moscow summit, 15259 [20JN]

H.J. Res. 429, religious persecution in Ukraine, 81 [25JA], 1803 [18FE]

H.R. 4919, governing international U.S.-Soviet fishery agreement, 25474 [26SE]

H.R. 5493, multilateral standards for entering into and reporting financial transactions and security implications, 29655 [7OC]

S. 2304, extend Commission on the Ukraine Famine, 8396 [21AP], 12156 [24MY]

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

S. Con. Res. 119, religion: amnesty, 11504 [18MY]

S. Res. 372, establish B'nai B'rith district office in Moscow, 541 [1FE]

S. Res. 377, agricultural trade agreement with the Soviet Union, 1128 [4FE]

S. Res. 385, continued control of Vilnius, Lithuania, Cathedral, 2627 [26FE], 24246 [16SE]

S. Res. 386, U.S. policy toward Afghanistan, 2643, 2664, 2681 [29FE]

S. Res. 396, uncontrolled fishing in international waters of the Bering Sea, 4498, 4500 [21MR]

S. Res. 439, congratulate participants of the Friendship Flight between Alaska and Siberia, 13772, 13790 [8JN]

S. Res. 474, Soviet Union Antiballistic Missile Treaty violations, 24204 [16SE]

S. Res. 492, express concern about Soviet bloc governments, 29378 [7OC], 30312 [13OC]

S.J. Res. 235, religious persecution in Ukraine, 3382 [4MR], 7345 [19AP]

S.J. Res. 257, Afghanistan Day, 1537 [17FE], 2607 [26FE]

Transcripts

Seattle Peace and Freedom Coalition Learns of Soviet Government Attack on Glasnost Magazine Despite Interrupted Telephone Communications: conversation with Sergei Grigoryants, 6501 [12AP]