WEAPONS

Abstracts

Measuring the European Conventional Balance: Barry R. Posen, 1715-1717 [18FE]

Addresses

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]

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

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

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]

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

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

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]

After INF—Getting Our Planes Off the Ground, 11965-11966 [23MY]

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

Biochemical Warfare Must Be Examined, Controlled, 5417 [28MR]

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

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

Candidates and the Bomb Alarm, 30192 [13OC]

Caught in Its Own Illogic, 12622 [26MY]

Chaos and Control, 24763 [22SE]

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

China's Missiles, 23740 [14SE]

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

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]

Crimson Whales, Contd., 1077 [4FE]

Danger—Low-Flying Missiles, 11163 [16MY]

Dealing Ourselves Out, 18961 [27JY]

Dealing With Gorbachev, 5321-5324 [25MR]

Do We Have More Nukes Than We Had 20 Years Ago? Guess Again, 13308 [2JN], 13378 [3JN], 15214 [20JN]

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

Don't Stampede NATO to Win INF Converts, 11473 [18MY]

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

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

Financing Our Own Noose, 13204 [1JN]

Forward With the INF Treaty, 12624 [26MY]

Gleam in the Eye of SDI—Many Uses Seen for X-Ray Laser, 12443 [25MY]

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

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

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

Improved Rifle Whose Parts Fit the Original Model, 26825 [29SE]

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

INF Treaty, 11794 [20MY]

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

INF Treaty—A Reason for Hope, 5130-5132 [24MR]

INF—Countdown, 12624 [26MY]

INF's Blue Horizon, 1077 [4FE]

Inside the Freeze, 7538 [20AP]

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

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

Japanese and the Aegis Sale, 20669 [5AU]

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

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

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

Military Support for SDI Buckling, 6968 [14AP]

Missile Proliferation, 5067 [23MR]

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

NATO's Rot, 8856 [26AP]

Navy Says Nuclear Subs Over Budget, 3715 [14MR]

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

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

Night Brer Rabbit Met SDI, 2424 [23FE]

Nixon the Heavyweight Weighs In, 4592 [21MR]

NRA Shoots Off Its Mouth as Innocents Die, 938 [3FE]

Nuclear Plant Release, 4391 [18MR]

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]

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

Paisley Saved Missile Experts Wanted Killed, 18313, 18325 [14JY]

Pentagon Accuses 2 Contractors of $20 Million Overcharge on Arms, 3715 [14MR]

Pentagon Is Taking Its Shopping List Overseas, 18645 [25JY]

Photon War, 3653-3654 [10MR]

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

Rail-Mobile MX Is Pressed by Carlucci, 12451 [25MY]

Reagan Asserts Democrats Would Hinder U.S. Defense, 23708 [14SE]

Reagan Scorns Dukakis on Defense—Democrat's ``Disneyland'' Policies Are Called Menace to Society, 23708 [14SE]

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

Rumble of Too Many Tanks Stilled in Europe by Poor Mechanic Skills, 24113 [15SE]

SDI Watch, 9836 [4MY]

Secrets and Ciphers, 408 [28JA]

Senate Treaty Powers, 12622 [26MY]

Sentry at the Gate—A Survey of NATO's Central Front, 1070-1073 [4FE]

Shelby Skeptical About INF Pact, 15 [25JA]

Shultz, in China, Urges Talks on Curbing Spread of Missiles, 18962 [27JY]

Sofaer's Revenge, 14522 [15JN]

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

Soviet Arms Violations Disputed, 11806 [20MY]

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

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

Space Surrender, 24178 [16SE]

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

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

START Can Be Finished, 14870 [16JN]

START—A Dangerous Rush for Agreement, 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]

Strategic Sizing Decisions, 6997 [14AP]

Summing Up the Summit, 16528 [29JN]

Test Ban Would Be Real Tremor to U.S. Security, 24121 [15SE]

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]

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

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

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

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

U.S.-Japan Accord Invites Proliferation, 8874-8876 [27AP]

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

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

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

USAF Investigates Tacit Rainbow Test Launch Failure, 18314, 18325 [14JY]

Verification—Keeping Ivan Honest, 407 [28JA]

Verify, Clarify, Ratify, 12623 [26MY]

Vital Parts—Military's Dependence on Foreign Suppliers Causes Rising Concern, 5196 [24MR]

What if the Vincennes Had Been ``Star Wars''?, 24763 [22SE]

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

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

Wild, Wild World of Weapons Dealing, 18652 [26JY]

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

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

Arms sales: limit to Middle East nations (see S. Res. 487)

Chemical warfare: demilitarization program (see H.R. 4171)

———extend deadline of destroying weapons (see H.R. 4251)

———research of biological agents in the development of defenses (see H.R. 5241)

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

Dept. of Defense: establish an Independent Procurement Corps (see H.R. 5048)

———explanation of weapons purchase practices in annual report (see H.R. 4381)

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

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

———support (see H. Res. 422)

Iraq: condemn use of chemical weapons (see H.R. 5271; H. Res. 471, 532)

Japan: prohibit sale of Aegis combat system (see H.J. Res. 590)

Kuwait: prohibit sale of aircraft and weapons (see H.J. Res. 609)

Nuclear weapons: claims by individuals exposed to radiation from testing (see S. 2633; H.R. 5022)

———feasibility of burning materials removed from dismantled (see H.R. 4224)

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

Space policy: prohibit basing or testing antisatellite or other weapons (see S. 2346; H.R. 4494)

Books

``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]

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

Arms Export Control Act, 12165 [24MY]

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], 12849 [27MY]

———Committee on Armed Services, 12599-12605 [26MY]

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

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

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

Essays

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

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

Letters

Abrams tank program: J.R. Sculley, Dept. of the Army, 9562 [29AP]

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

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

———John L. Piotrowski, 9209 [28AP]

———William E. Ramsey, 10993 [13MY]

Bigeye nerve gas bomb: Eleanor Chelimsky, GAO, 11755 [19MY]

———Representative Fascell, 11756 [19MY]

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

Coproduction of M1A1 tank with Egypt: Dept. of State, 7007 [14AP]

Declassification of certain documents on strategic defense initiative and X-Ray Laser Program: Representatives George Brown and Markey, 18460 [14JY]

Dept. of Defense appropriations: President Reagan, 25918, 25919 [28SE]

———Senator Sasser, 468 [1FE]

DSAA notification of arms sales to Kuwait: J. Edward Fox, Dept. of State, 17119 [7JY]

———several Senators, 17119 [7JY]

———sundry, 17118 [7JY]

Exports of nuclear material by U.S. and Norway to Israel: J. Edward Fox, 80 [25JA]

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]

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

———President Reagan, 14997 [16JN]

———Senator Biden, 12815 [27MY]

———Senator Dole, 2904 [2MR]

———Senator Helms, 11838 [20MY]

———Senator Pell, 11166 [16MY]

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

Japan purchase of Aegis weapons system: George P. Schultz, Sec. of State and Frank C. Carlucci, Sec. of Defense, 20669 [5AU]

———William J. Crowe, Jr., 20669 [5AU]

Lavi fighter project: Frank C. Carlucci, Sec. of Defense, 17304 [7JY]

———J. Edward Fox, 17304 [7JY]

———Representative Hamilton, 17303 [7JY]

———William H. Taft IV, 17303 [7JY]

Missile Project Close to Nunn's Heart article: James F. McGovern, 19439 [28JY]

———Senator Nunn, 19439 [28JY]

MX missile contracts: Air Force representative, 3976 [15MR]

———James D. Geraghty, 3977 [15MR]

———Martin L. Marler, 3977 [15MR]

Sale of military equipment to Nicaraguan Contras: Representative Houghton, 12525 [26MY]

Soviet noncompliance with arms control agreements: by, 11829 [20MY]

———President Reagan, 11830 [20MY]

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

Stealth Bomber Program: Senator Byrd, 11429 [18MY]

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

———James A. Abrahamson, 9839 [4MY]

———James A. Abrahamson and John H. Gibbons, 10427 [11MY]

———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]

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

Lists

Dept. of Defense appropriations conference adds, 18322 [14JY]

INF delegation at signature, 12848 [27MY]

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

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

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

Tacit Rainbow and Seek Spinner Programs: Senator Warner and Carl Smith, 19440 [28JY]

Messages

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

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

Veto of Dept. of Defense appropriations: President Reagan, 25918 [28SE]

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]

Disarming nuclear weapons in Europe: Venezuela Chamber of Deputies, 22754 [7SE]

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

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

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]

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]

Quotations

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

Remarks in House

Antiballistic Missile Treaty: compliance, 32838 [21OC]

Afghanistan: removal of Soviet mines, 12481 [25MY]

Air Force: B-1B aircraft program, 7177 [18AP], 7301 [19AP], 7513 [19AP], 7666, 8065 [20AP], 8428 [21AP], 8849 [26AP], 9826 [4MY], 23693 [13SE]

———B-2 aircraft program, 7177 [18AP], 7301 [19AP], 7513 [19AP], 7666, 8065 [20AP], 8428 [21AP], 8849 [26AP], 9826 [4MY]

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

———testing, 10540-10544 [11MY]

Arms control: 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 U.S. military satellites (H.R. 4451), 8560 [25AP]

Biological warfare: Army production of weapons, 5981 [31MR]

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

———research of biological agents in the development of defenses (H.R. 5241), 22371 [11AU]

———U.S. policy, 16763 [6JY]

Chemical warfare: convene international conference, 26683 [29SE]

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

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

———arms sales to Arab countries, 17291 [7JY]

China Lake, CA: Naval Weapons Center operation of supersonic sled tracks, 9923 [4MY]

Dept. of Defense: authorizing appropriations (H.R. 4264), 9987-9989 [5MY]

———Bigeye nerve gas bomb, 11755 [19MY]

———funding for the Lavi fighter project, 17303 [7JY]

———nuclear arsenal, 13378 [3JN]

Dept. of Energy: GAO accuracy of statements concerning X-Ray Laser Research Program, 18457-18460 [14JY]

Dept. of the Army: maintenance problems with tanks, 24113 [15SE]

Dismantling missiles, 23416 [9SE]

Egypt: coproduction of M1A1 tank, 7006 [14AP]

Europe: conventional military forces, 16609 [30JN]

Great Britain: arms sales to Saudi Arabia, 17395 [11JY]

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

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

Iraq: condemn use of chemical weapons (H. Res. 532), 23695 [13SE]

———condemn use of chemical weapons (H.R. 5271), 23409 [9SE]

———use of chemical weapons, 23666 [13SE]

Land mines: use by Soviet Union in Afghanistan, 23822-23833 [14SE]

Marine Corps: improving the M-16 rifle, 26825 [29SE]

Marshall Islands: habitability of Rongelap Atoll following nuclear testing by U.S. (H. Con. Res. 395), 33549 [21OC]

Middle East: arms buildup by Arab countries, 17428-17430 [11JY]

National Catholic Bishops Conference: position on defense policy, 26849 [29SE]

National defense: cancellation of certain weapons systems, 26031 [28SE]

———importance of research and development, 12759 [26MY]

———maintaining conventional forces, 3652 [10MR]

Navy: Aegis system, 20515 [4AU]

———name the next Trident ballistic missile submarine the U.S.S. Melvin Price, 9088-9090 [27AP]

New Zealand: eliminate security assistance and arms export preferences (H.R. 85), 14768 [15JN]

Nuclear weapons: advanced cruise missile, 8422 [21AP]

———comparison of MX and Midgetman missiles, 8406 [21AP]

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

———mobility, 9798 [3MY]

———nonproliferation, 5067 [23MR]

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

Persian Gulf countries: arms sales, 19255 [27JY]

Reagan, President: meeting with Mikhail Gorbachev, 965 [3FE], 1336 [9FE], 12231 [25MY], 13207 [1JN], 13318 [2JN], 13659 [7JN], 14062 [9JN]

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

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

———military power, 10538-10540 [11MY]

Strategic defense initiative, 4606 [21MR], 5081 [23MR], 6231 [31MR], 7004-7006 [14AP], 9827-9864 [4MY], 9484 [28AP], 10874 [12MY], 13917 [9JN], 18457-18460 [14JY], 18553 [14JY]

Threshold Test Ban Treaty: Reagan administration policy, 24121 [15SE]

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

Remarks in Senate

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

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

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

———conventional weapons, 7146 [18AP], 8352 [21AP], 10409 [11MY], 13967 [9JN]

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

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

———negotiations, 91 [26JA], 1980 [23FE], 3985 [16MR], 10108 [9MY], 15308 [21JN], 15821-15829 [23JN], 24144 [16SE]

———nuclear weapons treaty negotiations, 7538 [20AP], 23419 [12SE]

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

———support, 7017 [15AP]

———U.S. role, 3498 [4MR]

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

Arms sales: developing countries, 13962 [9JN]

———limit to Middle East nations (S. Res. 487), 28367 [5OC]

Chemical warfare: control of weapons, 25288 [26SE]

Chemical Warfare Control Act: enact (S. 2819), 24817-24819 [22SE]

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

Committee on Armed Services (Senate): Tacit Rainbow and Seek Spinner programs, 19440 [28JY]

Dept. of Defense: Bigeye nerve gas bomb, 10931, 10932 [13MY]

———dependence on foreign suppliers of military parts, 5196 [24MR]

———inclusion of Toshiba Corp. in briefings on procurement, 15213 [20JN]

———procurement process, 18645 [25JY]

———sale of F-15 aircraft to Saudi Arabia, 10935 [13MY]

———sale of missiles to Persian Gulf countries, 17209 [7JY]

Dept. of Energy: defense complex, 25285 [26SE]

———safety of nuclear weapons production facilities, 30191, 30194 [13OC]

DSAA: notification of arms sales, 17118 [7JY]

Earle, NJ: Naval Weapons Station dredging project, 10686 [12MY]

Europe: conventional arms balance, 1070 [4FE], 2296 [23FE], 4431 [18MR], 8529 [22AP]

———NATO's defense capabilities, 467 [1FE], 520 [1FE], 11220 [17MY]

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], 672-674 [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, 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, 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]

———support by Senator Dole, 19 [25JA]

Iraq: condemn use of chemical weapons, 23423 [12SE]

Japan: role in defense burden sharing, 13774 [8JN]

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

Korea, Republic of: sale of fighter planes, 26862 [30SE]

Kuwait: sale of Maverick G missiles, 26928-26930 [30SE]

Middle East: arms proliferation, 28971 [6OC]

———negotiations to limit arms sales, 26929 [30SE]

Missiles: technology control, 10920 [13MY]

MX missile: deployment, 12450 [25MY]

National defense: conventional arms, 18343 [14JY]

———Democratic and Republican positions, 23705-23707 [14SE]

———independent research and development program, 31225 [18OC]

———President Reagan's policy, 25281 [26SE]

———reliability of weapons systems, 24762 [22SE]

NATO: conventional forces balance, 1715 [18FE], 2793 [2MR], 26513 [29SE]

———effect of Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty, 519 [1FE]

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

———strategic developments, 640 [2FE]

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

Nuclear weapons: claims by individuals exposed to radiation from nuclear testing (S. 2633), 17715-17719 [12JY]

———end of civilization, 3712 [14MR]

———proliferation, 20523 [4AU]

———special isotope separation project, 15214 [20JN]

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

Proliferation: sales by industrialized nations, 18652 [26JY]

Reagan, President: meeting with Mikhail Gorbachev in Soviet Union, 13525, 13526 [7JN], 13660 [8JN]

———U.S. meeting with Mikhail Gorbachev, 1076 [4FE], 4592 [21MR]

Saudi Arabia: arms sales, 25203 [23SE]

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

Soviet Union: Antiballistic Missile Treaty violations (S. Res. 474), 24176-24187 [16SE]

———arms control, 2641 [29FE], 24247 [16SE]

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

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]

Stealth bomber: production, 7618 [20AP], 11429 [18MY]

Strategic defense initiative, 328 [28JA], 701 [3FE], 4423 [18MR], 4837, 4838, 4968 [23MR], 5689 [30MR], 12017 [23MY], 12443 [25MY], 14208 [13JN], 14516 [15JN], 17269 [7JY], 19780 [1AU], 23141 [9SE]

———research funding, 6 [25JA]

Terrorism: plutonium exports to Japan, 8874 [27AP]

Reports

Alliance Security—NATO and the No-First-Use Question: David N. Schwartz, 640-644 [2FE]

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

Assistance to Nicaraguan Contras: Committee on Secret Military Assistance to Iran and the Nicaraguan Opposition (Senate, Select) and Committee To Investigate Covert Arms Transactions With Iran (House, Select) (excerpt), 5045 [23MR]

Ballistic Missile Proliferation Update: Senator Quayle, 18965-18969 [27JY]

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

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

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

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 (excerpts), 11435-11437 [18MY]

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

———Senator Byrd, 11232-11239 [17MY]

Protection of Plutonium in Commerce: Dept. of Defense, 8874 [27AP]

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

Strategic Defense Initiative, 10425 [11MY]

———Committee on Armed Services, 10415 [11MY]

———David Parnas, 10427 [11MY]

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]

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

Reports filed

Dept. of Defense Sale of AEGIS Weapon System to Japan: Committee on Armed Services (H.R. 3724) (H. Rept. 100-564), 6343 [11AP]

Duplicative Threat Simulators: Committee on Government Operations (H. Rept. 100-529), 5357 [28MR]

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

Resolutions by organizations

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

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

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

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

———Charles Cooper, 12651 [26MY]

———CIA, 11102, 11103 [16MY]

———Frank Gaffney, 11102 [16MY]

———President Reagan, 11103 [16MY]

———Richard M. Nixon, 7542 [20AP]

———Royal Allison, 12629 [26MY]

———Senator Boren, 11102 [16MY]

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]

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

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

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

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

———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]

Japan's Defense Burden Sharing Role: Frank C. Carlucci, Sec. of Defense, 13774 [8JN]

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

Ratification of U.S.-Soviet Nuclear Missile Treaty: President Reagan, 8473 [22AP]

———Senator Byrd, 8473 [22AP]

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

Sale of Arms to Iran: Vice President Bush, 24102 [15SE]

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]

Special Isotope Separation Plant: Dept. of Energy, 11158 [16MY]

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

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

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

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]

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

Tables

Appropriations for research, testing, and development of futuristic defense systems, 12630 [26MY]

Ballistic missile report card, 7006 [14AP]

Bomber report card, 7177 [18AP]

Cruise missile report card, 8422 [21AP]

Dept. of Defense dollar implications of the alternative, 9988 [5MY]

Nicaragua—the military buildup, 1014 [4FE]

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

Strategic systems report card, 8668 [25AP]

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

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]

Dept. of Defense Acquisition Policy and Management: David G. Soergel, 12760 [26MY]

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 Union Summit Conference: Margarita Papandreou, 1658 [17FE]

Texts of

H.R. 4268, Terrorist Firearms Prevention Act, 5677 [29MR]

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

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

S. 2819, Chemical Warfare Control Act, 24817 [22SE]

S. Res. 474, Soviet Union Antiballistic Missile Treaty violations, 24187, 24204 [16SE]

S. Res. 487, limit arms sales to Middle East nations, 28367 [5OC], 31684 [19OC]