UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS

Addresses

America's Changing Global Role: Zbigniew Brzezinski, 25294-25296 [19OC]

Arms Control: Eduard Shevardnadze, 4497-4500 [16MR]

———Geoffrey Howe, 4496 [16MR]

Broader View of U.S. National Interests—New Directions for U.S. Foreign Policy: Representative Beilenson, 6212-6215 [12AP]

Future of U.S.-Soviet Relations: President Bush, 9081 [12MY]

Internal and International Developments: U.S.S.R. Congress of Peoples' Deputies, 19788 [7SE]

National Issues Forum on East-West Relations: Dwayne O. Andreas, 30594 [20NO]

Nuclear Power in Space—Balancing the Risks and Benefits: Representative George E. Brown, 2190-2192 [9FE]

Reform in the Soviet Union: Representative Broomfield, 10717 [1JN]

Soviet Military Strength and the Democratic Movement in Eastern Europe: Senator Warner, 31316 [21NO]

Soviet Response to Western Economic Pressure, Kempton B. Jenkins, 31736-31738 [21NO]

Strategic Arms Negotiations With Soviet Union: Richard R. Burt (excerpt), 11694 [14JN]

U.S.-Soviet Relations: Suzanne Massie, 9487-9489 [17MY]

UNESCO: Eduard Shevardnadze, 2624 [23FE]

United National Perestroika—An Essential Part of a Realistic Peace Strategy: John J. Logue, 30042-30044 [17NO]

University of Moscow: Ronald Reagan, 31759 [21NO]

Wonderful Epidemic of Freedom: Senator Dole, 12956 [22JN]

Amendments

Refugees: status of certain Soviet nationals (H.R. 2022), 14673, 14674, 14679 [13JY]

Analyses

Key Question in Arms Control Today—Will Soviets Ever Dismantle Their Krasnoyarsk ABM Radar? Committee on Foreign Relations, 6469 [13AP]

National Security in East-West Trade Policy: David G. Wigg, 13969, 13977 [29JN]

Appointments

Senate Arms Control Observer Group, 4966 [17MR]

Articles and editorials

Accountant's Budget—Bush and Cheney Fail To Respond to a Changing Era, 14477-14478 [12JY]

After 35 Years, Soviet Stop Jamming of U.S. Broadcasts—Link to Gorbachev's New York Visit, 4437 [15MR]

American Supply-Sider in Moscow, 15664 [20JY]

Anti-Satellite Weapons Should Be Out During Arms Reduction Drive, 16480 [27JY]

Arm for the Real Threats, 6614 [13AP]

Armenia, Still a Rubble Pile, Can Be Reconstructed With Our Help, 21062 [20SE]

Arms Control—Down to Business, 4500 [16MR]

As It Denies the Deal It Made to Swallow Them, 9783 [18MY]

Atheist Soviets Wooing Iran With Good Dose of Religion, 20232 [12SE]

Audit Cites Flaws in Program for Nuclear Reactor in Space, 2190 [9FE]

B-2—The Question of Soviet Intentions, 15795 [24JY]

Back in the U.S.S.R. as the Storm Clouds Gather, 24007 [11OC]

Baker Follows the Same Theme—Human Rights Emphasis Doesn't End With Shultz, 1158 [27JA]

Baltic Independence Fronts Plead to U.N., 13294 [23JN]

Benefits of Benign Neglect, 17120 [31JY]

Between Worlds—Now That Soviet Jews Are Freer to Emigrate, U.S. Is Less Hospitable, 14677 [24JY]

Blueprint for Action—A Marshall Plan for Eastern Europe, 29179 [15NO]

Brilliant Pebbles? No, Loose Marbles, 13185 [22JN]

Brilliant Pebbles—Adding a Leg to Our Deterrent Triad, 16069 [25JY]

Britain To Defy U.S. in High-Tech Export to Soviets, 7835 [2MY]

Building New Anti-Satellite Weapons Could Shoot Down National Security, 16479 [27JY]

Burdens of Bomb-Building—Arms Control Can Help, 9854 [18MY]

Bush Is Warned on Bugged Moscow Embassy, 15584 [20JY]

Bush's Initiatives on Arms Cuts—Political Change in Europe Lead Some To Call Trip a ``Victory Tour'', 11026 [6JN]

Bush's Soviet Trade Stance Hailed, 10154 [24MY]

Can We Win With the Crisis-Oriented Approach?, 28353 [9NO]

Candles in the Wind, 1901 [8FE]

Capitalists Show Soviets How to Do It, 14023-14025 [10JY]

Castro Deeply Involved in Drug Running, 17381-17384 [1AU]

Challenge to Cheney at the Pentagon, 6613 [13AP]

Cheney Raps Easing of Computer Curbs to Soviets, 17454 [1AU]

Children of Armenia—Living Proof of the Inextinguishable Human Spirit, 10842-10846 [6JN]

Cloud Over Glasnost, 10466 [31MY]

Conventional Arms Control—The Search for a Political Vision, 11136 [7JN]

Cuban Mig's Face Down U.S. Plane During Drug Drop, 17381 [1AU]

Czechoslovak Leaders Soften the Hard Line, 19127 [4AU]

Defense Focus, 9857 [18MY]

Defer Key Weapons, 6614 [13AP]

Detailing Soviet Gamma-Ray ``Garbage'', 17453 [1AU]

Don't Bet on a ``Sure Thing'', 5763 [6AP]

Don't Cut a Winner, 6615 [13AP]

Don't Waive Jackson-Vanik Yet, 7032 [18AP]

East-West Economic Agenda, 1162 [27JA]

East-West Relations Feather in Bush Cap, 30080 [17NO]

Emigration Bar Lifted for 42 Jewish Refuseniks, 4437 [15MR]

Environmental Ruin—A Swede's Perspective on the U.S.S.R., 2630 [23FE]

Financial Credits To Soviet Bloc Countries, 8358 [4MY]

First Soviet Bank Office in U.S. Is To Open Soon, 10233 [25MY]

Fox in the Hill's Hen House, 9577 [17MY]

Future of SDI, 22333 [28SE]

Gas Killed Georgians, Party Leader Confirms, 7560 [26AP]

Giving Solidarity a Fighting Chance, 20576 [14SE]

Global Lukewarming, 27830 [8NO]

Good Week for the President—Bush Displays Leadership in East-West Relations, 11025 [6JN]

Gorbachev Successful in Throwing NATO Into Disarray, 9979 [18MY]

Gorbachev's Nationality Crisis—The Empire Breaks Up, 1900 [8FE]

Guaranteeing a Soviet Beachhead, 3174 [1MR]

Hill Will Invite Soviet Advice on Arms Cuts, 7890 [3MY]

Hollow Accord in Afghanistan, 8863 [10MY]

How the Soviets Are Bugging America, 15587 [20JY]

Initiative Shifts to Independents, 29589 [16NO]

Is Moscow Due That Rights Session?, 1158 [27JA]

It's Too Early to Relax Technology Curbs for East Bloc, 30664 [20NO]

Jackson-Vanik Waiver Is Premature, 16744 [27JY]

Joint Chiefs Urge U.S. Restraint on Star Wars in Strategic Talks, 16657 [27JY]

Leader in Soviet Georgia Says Gas Killed Some Protesters, 7559 [26AP]

Limits of Glasnost, 7342 [19AP]

Lithuanian Mass Movement Calls for Independence, 2473 [22FE]

Lithuanians Recall Independence—Moscow Allows Thousands To Mark Short-Lived Autonomy, 2514 [22FE]

Lost in Space—SDI Struggles Through Its Sixth Year, 22334-22337 [28SE]

Major Soviet Paper Says 20 Million Died as Victims of Stalin, 1902 [8FE]

Marshal Akhromeyev's Mark on Congress, 17670 [2AU]

Moscow Arms for Arms Control, 31776 [21NO]

Mr. Vanik Amends His Amendment, 10155 [24MY]

Nations Pass Resolution on Environment—United States, Japan Accused of Blocking Progress, 27829 [8NO]

New Breeze in Soviet Union Is Fouled by Pollution, 25981-25983 [25OC]

New Significance of the North Pacific, 3419 [3MR]

Nicaragua Sends Arms to Panama, 15513 [20JY]

Nikolay Bukharin—Episodes of a Political Biography, 1902 [8FE]

No Time for the Slows, 30677 [21NO]

Nunn—Bush Can Expect Soviet Proposal on Troops, 29129 [15NO]

Office of Technology Assessment—ASAT Test Ban Could Block Space Arms Race, 16479 [27JY]

On Moscow—The President Is Missing, 30489 [20NO]

Party Chief—Army Used Poison Gas on Georgians, 15071 [18JY]

Payoff for ``Prudence'', 23629 [5OC]

Plane Drops Cocaine in Cuban Waters While Mig's Stand By, 17381 [1AU]

Plutonium Cutoff?, 15696 [20JY]

Poland Officially Shifts Blame to Soviets for Wartime Massacre, 4023 [13MR]

Policy of Hope Is No Policy, 27109 [3NO]

Politics Goes Wild in Soviet Bloc, 7861 [2MY]

Pro-Autonomy Lithuanians Celebrate 1918 Independence, 2514 [22FE]

Questioning Pentagon Authority, 23646 [5OC]

Radiation From Soviet Nuclear Reactors in Space Hampers U.S. Satellite, 16541 [27JY], 17452 [1AU]

Religious Passions Rumble in Ukraine, 2171 [9FE]

Resumption of European History Brings Hopes and Fears, 30585 [20NO]

Rethinking Human Rights, 1158 [27JA]

Russians To Get Right To Strike After Rash of Wildcat Actions, 8727 [9MY]

Samizoat Report, 13294 [23JN]

Smiles and Iron Teeth, 13233-13235 [22JN]

Soviet Defense—Industry in Response to SDI, 22331 [28SE]

Soviet Deployments Shatter SALT II Limits, 17671 [2AU]

Soviet Fist in Nicaraguan Glove, 6678 [17AP]

Soviet Georgia Stabilizing—14 Reported Missing, 7328 [19AP]

Soviet Laser Said To Pose No Threat—American Scientists Inspect Installation Highlighted by Pentagon, 14819 [17JY]

Soviet Legal Reforms, 10254 [25MY]

Soviet Military Developments, 4500 [16MR]

Soviet Radar Site Remains Treaty Violation, U.S. Says, 6469 [13AP]

Soviet Satellites' Radiation Distorts Scientific Observations, 16541 [27JY], 17451 [1AU]

Soviets Blame Invalidated Panama Election on Opposition, 8923 [11MY]

Soviets Draft New Laws Letting Unions Strike—Labor Chided for Neglecting Workers' Rights, 8728 [9MY]

Soviets May Have Sent Mig-29 Jets to Cuba, 30415 [20NO]

Soviets Must Come Clean on Wallenberg, 22750 [2OC]

Soviets Planned Georgia Massacre, Says Grigoryants, 15965 [24JY]

Soviets Report Use of Toxic Gas in Putting Down Strife in Georgia, 7857 [2MY]

Space Pollution Forces NASA To Change Plans for Key Projects, 17451 [1AU]

Space Reactors Hinder Gamma-Ray Astronomy, 16540 [27JY]

Space Reactors Hinder Gamma-Ray Astronomy—Soviet Nuclear Spy Satellites Are Hurting Gamma-Ray Astronomy; So Why Was That Fact Classified for 8 Years?, 17453 [1AU]

Stalin Wanted Us To Become Russians and To Worship a Russian God, 1098 [25JA], 3989 [9MR]

Strategic Pact Faces Years of Delay Due To Verification Questions, 14598 [13JY]

Take Me to Your Leader, 10018 [23MY]

Thinking Aloud—End of the Marxist Epoch, 1898-1900 [8FE]

Trading Liberty for Profit With the U.S.S.R., 30654 [20NO]

Treaty Within Pentagon Is Elusive, 22339 [28SE]

Trying To ``Unscramble'' Soviets' Eggs, 23306 [4OC]

Tyrants' Foes Herald Dawn of a New Day, 9949 [18MY]

U.S. Calls Soviet Plan To Sell Libya Jets ``Dangerous'', 6646 [13AP]

U.S. Doctors Say Soviets Used Potent Tear Gas, 15071 [18JY]

Ukrainian Nationalism Stirring Anew in Soviet ``Colony'', 1096-1098 [25JA], 3988 [9MR]

United States, Japan and Soviets Prevent Accord To Limit Carbon Dioxide, 27828 [8NO]

United States and Soviets Agree to Back U.N. Agencies, 27628 [7NO]

United States Must Reassess Afghan Policy, 25121 [18OC]

Western Disarmament Lobby Aids Gorbachev, 9587 [17MY]

Why Bush Should Sweat, 27829 [8NO]

Why Communism Is Losing, 15595 [20JY]

Why I Came In From the Cold, 23189 [4OC]

Yeltsin Does an Old Friend a Favor, 8456 [8MY]

Bills and resolutions

Afghanistan: cease military assistance to the illegitimate government (see H. Con. Res. 215)

———prohibit trade (see H.R. 465)

———prohibit use of chemical warfare (see H. Con. Res. 109)

———removal of Soviet mines (see H. Con. Res. 46)

———sense of the House on U.S. policy (see H. Res. 26)

———violations of civil liberties (see H. Res. 43)

American-Soviet Youth Orchestra: authorize concert on Capitol Grounds (see S. Con. Res. 68; H. Con. Res. 198)

Armenia: Dept. of State report on U.S. assistance (see S. Res. 37)

———peaceful and fair settlement to dispute over Nagorno-Karabagh areas (see S.J. Res. 178)

———report on U.S. assistance (S. Res. 62) (see S. Res. 62)

Baltic Freedom Day: designate (see S.J. Res. 63; H.J. Res. 184)

Baltic States: self-determination (see S. Con. Res. 69)

———trade liberalization (see H.R. 2366)

Banks and banking: credits to Soviet bloc countries (see S. Res. 121)

Black Ribbon Day: designate (see S. Res. 163)

Business: cooperation with U.S. industrialization projects (see S. 1018)

Chemical weapons: negotiations to ban production (see H.R. 238)

Congress of Peoples' Deputies: convening (see S. Res. 130)

Foreign trade: waiver of Jackson-Vanik amendment provisions (see H. Con. Res. 155)

Georgia: condemning use of excessive force against demonstrators (see H. Res. 144)

———support freedom (see S. Res. 110)

Helsinki Human Rights Day: designate (see H.J. Res. 292)

Immigration: categories for persecuted Soviet nationals and adjust refugee status for certain parolees (see S. 893)

———congressional support of a Presidential waiver of certain sanctions (see S. Con. Res. 45; H. Con. Res. 153)

Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty: implementation (see H. Res. 101)

International Plutonium Control Act: enact (see S. 1047)

Jews: emigration policy (see H. Con. Res. 192)

Nicaragua: military assistance (see H. Con. Res. 68)

Nuclear energy: U.S. purchase of uranium enrichment services (see H.R. 1100)

———U.S.-Soviet ban on power sources in orbit around the Earth (see H.R. 966)

Nuclear warfare: mutual and verifiable restrictions on production of plutonium and uranium (see H.R. 2403)

———resumption of strategic arms reduction negotiations (see S. Res. 149)

———use of nuclear material recovered from warheads for peaceful nuclear programs (see H.J. Res. 92)

Outer Space Protection Act: enact (see S. 752)

Postage stamps: peace stamp in conjunction with the Soviet Union (see H.J. Res. 160)

Refugees: emergency admissions (see S. 476)

———legalization assistance grants (see S. 489; S. Res. 73)

———status and funding for migration and resettlement programs (see S. Con. Res. 25)

———status of certain Soviet nationals (see S. 893; H.R. 2022)

Senate: authorizing appointment of a delegation to host Members of the Supreme Soviet (see S. Res. 194)

Space policy: export satellites intended for launch from Soviet launch vehicles (see H.R. 2256)

Treaties: ensure refusal to ratify Kennedy-Khrushchev accord (see H. Con. Res. 137)

U.S.-Soviet Peace Corps: establish (see H.R. 1807)

Wallenberg, Raoul: release of prison records by Soviet Union (see S. Con. Res. 60; H. Con. Res. 165)

Books

``Mars Project—Journeys Beyond the Cold War,'' Senator Matsunaga, 19047 [4AU]

Convention

Relations Between the Three Powers and the Federal Republic of Germany, 14231-14234 [11JY]

Decisions

Relationship between Dixon, IL, and Dickson, Soviet Union, 6058 [11AP]

Declarations

Coordination Center of the National Democratic Movements of the People of the U.S.S.R., 13292 [23JN]

Independence of Ukrainian National Republic (1919), 4038 [13MR]

Descriptions

Soviet financial activities amendment to Dept. of State appropriations, 14204 [11JY]

Documents

Soviet Decree Amending Law on Criminal Liability, 10254 [25MY]

Essays

Helsinki Agreement—Accordance or Dissonance? Lisa C. Orr, 13989 [29JN]

Factsheets

Immigration to the U.S. From Eastern Europe, 20391 [13SE]

Soviet Sary Shagan Laser Facility, 14820 [17JY]

Update on Estonia's Political Awareness and National Reawakening, 1988-89, 3190 [1MR]

Interviews

Put the Soviet economy on golden rails, with Wayne D. Angell, 23638 [5OC]

Letters

Afghanistan conditions since Soviet withdrawal: Representative Dreier, 19131 [4AU]

Arms control negotiations report: Representatives Gephardt and Broomfield, 27993 [8NO]

Capability of Soviet laser at Sary Shagan: Charles A. Hawkins, Jr., 23646 [5OC]

———Representative Hamilton, 23646 [5OC]

Centralization of U.S. refugee processing in Moscow: Senator Metzenbaum, 21017 [20SE]

Civil liberties in Soviet Union: Mikhail Kozanevich, 26784 [1NO]

———Representative McNulty, 3814 [8MR]

Civil unrest in Armenia: Hirair Hovnanian, 25798 [24OC]

———several organizations, 25798 [24OC]

Code of business for joint ventures in Soviet Union: Aristids Lambergs, 15473 [20JY]

———Frances Spivy-Weber, 15471 [20JY]

———Ilmars Bergmanis, 15473 [20JY]

———Lane Kirkland, 15471 [20JY]

———Leon H. Sullivan, 15471 [20JY]

———Linards Lukss, 15472 [20JY]

———Pamela B. Cohen and Micah H. Naftalin, 15471 [20JY]

———Richard J. Neuhaus, 15473 [20JY]

———Tija Karklis, 15472 [20JY]

———Valdis Pavlovskis, 15472 [20JY]

———Van Z. Krikorian, 15471 [20JY]

Condolences on California earthquake: several Soviet officials, 26161 [26OC]

Disarmament as a memorial to dead at sea: Raymond P. Finney and Leo Dirnberger, 8715 [9MY]

Emigration of Georgy Belitsky from Soviet Union: Senator Exon, 22447 [28SE]

Emigration of Soviet Jews: Representative Frank, 3675 [8MR]

———Sasha and Irinia Yampolsky, 11264 [7JN]

———Senator Pell, 3652 [7MR]

———several Representatives, 20924 [19SE]

Independence of Baltic States: several organizations, 31817 [21NO]

Intelligence activities: Senator Helms, 27616 [7NO]

International Plutonium Control Act: Senators Wirth and Kennedy, 9852, 9853 [18MY]

Loss of the steamer Jeannette: William E. Chandler, 15579 [20JY]

1939 Nazi-Soviet Nonaggression Pact: Senator Helms, 9785 [18MY]

Refugee status for Soviet Jews: several Senators, 3155 [1MR]

Relationship between Dixon, IL, and Dickson, Soviet Union.: James E. Dixon and Nikolai P. Kartamyshev, 6058 [11AP]

Request for a report on Senator Dole's foreign trip: President Bush, 19784 [7SE]

Soviet persecution of Ukrainian Catholics: Representative Annunzio, 26368 [27OC]

Soviet strategic superiority: Senator Helms, 17670 [2AU]

Soviet Union most-favored-nation status: Gleb Yakunin and Georgi Edelshtein, 17590 [1AU]

Strategic arms reduction talks and B-2 bomber: Brent Scowcroft, 16009 [25JY]

Strategic defense initiative: George L. Monahan, Jr., 14517 [13JY]

———several Senators, 22326 [28SE]

Strategic defense initiative—progress and promise: Senator Helms, 17465 [1AU]

U.S. policy on immigration of Soviets and Eastern Europeans: Representatives Lipinski and Gephardt, 20390 [13SE]

U.S.-Soviet arms control agreements: Senators Wirth, Nunn, and Levin, 9083 [12MY]

Ukrainian history under Soviet rule: Eugene M. Iwanciw, 3988 [9MR]

Lists

Cache of Soviet weapons found in El Salvador's capital, 16558 [27JY]

Jewish Women for Emigration and Survival in Refusal, 4437 [15MR]

Organizations supporting Slepak Principles Act (code of business for joint ventures in Soviet Union), 15471 [20JY]

Prisoners of Conscience adopted by a State, 3986, 3987 [9MR]

Log

Jeannette inquiry before the House Committee on Naval Affairs (48th Congress), 15582 [20JY]

Memorandums

Analysis of Congressional Power To Impose Sanctions Upon Corporations Based on Actions Taken by Subsidiaries and Application of Such Power to Foreign Corporations: Kenneth R. Thomas, Library of Congress, 1349-1351 [31JA]

Universal Emancipation and Liberty: Anti-Bolshevik Bloc of Nations, 10176 [24MY]

Memorials of legislature

Alaska, 15582 [20JY]

California, 14017 [10JY], 15621 [20JY], 23739 [6OC], 27665, 27666 [7NO]

Michigan, 107 [3JA], 320 [20JA]

Messages

Nuclear Non-Proliferation Act: President Bush, 15269 [19JY]

Papers

Conventional Arms Control Verification: Center for Strategic and International Studies, 17680-17682 [2AU]

Formula for Disaster—Computers for the Soviet Military, Center for Security Policy, 17455 [1AU]

Mandate for the Negotiations on Conventional Armed Forces in Europe: Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe, 4495 [16MR]

Process of U.S. Senate Ratification of INF Treaty Detailed, 13324-13327 [23JN]

Strategic Defense Initiative: George L. Monahan, Jr., 14997 [18JY]

Petitions

Armenian refuseniks, 7526 [26AP]

Democracy and Independence (organization), 13294 [23JN]

Ocala, FL, City Council, 10790 [5JN], 10963 [6JN]

Poems

``Ukraine,'' Taras Shevchenko, 5181 [22MR]

Policy statement

Plan for Achieving a Lasting Cease-Fire and Peace in Lebanon: American Task Force for Lebanon, 12694 [21JN]

Press conferences

International conference on global warming: President Bush, 27829 [8NO]

Press releases

Events in Georgia—April 10, 1989, 7328 [19AP]

Proclamations

Captive Nations Week: President Bush, 15325 [19JY]

Ukrainian Independence Day: Thomas J. Volgy, Mayor of Tucson, AZ, 1098 [25JA], 4709 [16MR]

Proposals

Perestroika viewed from the inside: Arnold A. Saltzman, 29177 [15NO]

Questions and answers

Capability of Soviet laser at Sary Shagan, 23646 [5OC]

International Plutonium Control Act: ACDA, 15696 [20JY]

Negotiations on arms control: Senator Dole and Richard R. Burt, 11691-11693 [14JN]

Remarks in House

Afghanistan: conditions since Soviet withdrawal, 19129-19137 [4AU]

———prohibit use of chemical warfare (H. Con. Res. 109), 8015 [3MY]

———removal of Soviet mines (H. Con. Res. 46), 1728 [7FE]

———Soviet intervention, 25562 [24OC], 25813, 25905 [25OC], 26514 [31OC]

———Soviet withdrawal, 1680 [6FE]

American-Soviet Youth Orchestra: authorizing a concert on Capitol Grounds (H. Con. Res. 198), 21182 [20SE]

Armenia: civil unrest, 25797 [24OC]

———independence anniversary, 10842 [6JN]

Arms control: Congressional Arms Observer group in Brussels and Geneva, 24030 [11OC]

———future of intercontinental ballistic missiles, 15817 [24JY]

———limitation on antisatellite weapons, 16476-16481 [27JY]

———negotiations, 20435 [14SE], 23629 [5OC]

———reduction of conventional forces, 11252 [7JN]

———strategic arms reductions, 21457 [25SE]

———U.S. policy, 12830 [21JN]

Baltic Freedom Day: designate (H.J. Res. 184), 11807 [14JN], 11847, 11848 [14JN]

———designate (S.J. Res. 63), 11580 [13JN]

Baltic States: independence, 30385 [20NO], 31816 [21NO]

———people's heritage, 2166 [9FE]

———trade liberalization (H.R. 2366), 9385-9387 [16MY]

———treatment, 19945 [7SE]

Banks and banking: extending credit, 1162 [27JA]

Barats, Vasili and Galina: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 5117 [21MR]

Belitzky, Georgi: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 28352 [9NO]

Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School, MD: U.S.-Soviet High School Exchange Program, 1160 [27JA]

Bielarusia: independence anniversary, 5044 [21MR]

Black Ribbon Day: observance, 19078 [4AU]

Bush, President: foreign policy, 10018 [23MY], 11025 [6JN], 26793 [1NO]

———meeting with Mikhail Gorbachev, 26513 [31OC], 26793 [1NO], 28732, 28737, 28839-28843 [14NO], 28973 [15NO]

Business: U.S. private sector-Soviet cooperation, 14023 [10JY]

Captive Nations Week: observance, 15325 [19JY], 15718 [20JY], 15758 [21JY]

Central America: influence, 3174 [1MR]

Chemical warfare: treaty negotiations, 14968 [18JY]

———U.S. policy, 21519 [26SE]

———withdrawal of weapons from Germany, 26196 [26OC]

Cheney, Sec. of Defense: statement on proposed reforms, 7727 [2MY]

Chernobyl nuclear powerplant: accident anniversary, 7559 [26AP], 7631 [27AP]

Civil liberties: conference on human rights, 3051 [28FE]

———governmental reforms, 10253 [25MY], 10466 [31MY]

———religious freedom, 11617 [13JN]

Committee on Armed Services (House): information from Soviet officials, 7877 [2MY]

Communism: day of remembrance for victims, 27820 [7NO]

Communist countries: social and political reform, 13274 [23JN], 21404 [22SE], 25114-25121 [18OC], 25306 [19OC], 28023 [8NO], 29629, 30079 [17NO], 31198 [21NO], 31749, 31797, 31817, 31820 [21NO]

Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe: human rights agreements, 228 [4JA], 1157 [27JA], 3051 [28FE]

Czechoslovakia: anniversary of invasion by Soviet Union, 18692 [4AU], 19127 [4AU]

Dashevsky, Vladimir: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 24919 [17OC]

Detroit, MI: tribute to Captive Nations Committee, 14229 [11JY]

Diplomats: bugging of U.S. consulate in Leningrad, 5878 [10AP]

Dynkin, Efim and Olga: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 29043 [15NO]

Ecology: devastation, 21459 [25SE], 25320 [19OC]

Economic conditions: conflict within Communist Party for reforms, 20709 [18SE]

———impact of defense budget, 15094 [18JY]

Elections: impact, 8456 [8MY]

Emigration: restrictive policy, 3662 [7MR]

Europe: NATO-Warsaw Pact nations' negotiations on conventional forces, 4013 [9MR], 28736 [14NO]

Foreign diplomats: spying cases, 6284 [12AP]

Foreign relations: Gorbachev's initiatives demand leadership and strategy, 10210-10212 [25MY], 10805 [6JN]

———Wyoming meeting between Soviet Foreign Minister and Sec. of State Baker, 21459 [25SE]

Foreign trade: Export Enhancement Program, 8065 [3MY]

———links to civil rights and emigration issues, 10154 [24MY]

———most-favored-nation status, 2847 [28FE]

———normalization of relations, 29046 [15NO]

———sale of soybean oil, 9327 [16MY]

———sale of wheat, 8009, 8011, 8014, 8015 [3MY], 8099 [3MY], 8604 [9MY]

France: transfer of computer technology to Soviet Union, 6633 [13AP]

Genis, Anatoly and Galya: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 26895, 26901 [1NO]

Georgia: treatment of demonstrators, 7400 [25AP], 7559 [26AP], 7857 [2MY], 12875 [29JN], 13734 [28JN]

Gorbachev, Mikhail: tribute, 11955 [15JN]

Hagen, Bernard: private invitation to Members of Supreme Soviet, 27054 [2NO]

Hawaii: presence of Soviet vessels in nearby waters, 28279 [9NO]

Helsinki Human Rights Day: designate (H.J. Res. 292), 17588, 17589 [1AU]

Immigration: congressional support of a Presidential waiver of certain sanctions due (H. Con. Res. 153), 12205 [15JN]

Ing. C. Olivetti & Co.: sale of military technology to the Soviet Union, 25234 [19OC]

International Foundation for the Survival and Development of Humanity: Free Movement for Everybody symposium, 8398 [4MY]

Jewish Women Against Refusal: hunger strike, 3675 [8MR]

———tribute, 4017, 4018 [9MR]

Jews: civil liberties, 7583, 7584 [26AP], 7597-7605 [27AP], 8403 [4MY], 11037 [7JN]

———Dept. of State restrictions on U.S. admission, 8093 [3MY]

———efforts to emigrate, 374 [24JA], 3675 [8MR], 3842 [9MR], 5117 [21MR], 5652 [5AP], 6642, 6648, 6650 [13AP], 6818 [17AP], 7461 [25AP], 7579 [26AP], 8109 [3MY], 8415 [4MY], 8732 [9MY], 9592, 9600 [17MY], 10076 [23MY], 10258 [25MY], 11259 [7JN], 11628 [13JN], 11835, 11836 [14JN], 12414 [19JN], 13993, 14001 [29JN], 14706 [13JY], 15332 [19JY], 19690 [7SE], 20924 [19SE], 23648 [5OC], 23882 [6OC], 24658 [13OC], 24919 [17OC], 25477 [23OC], 26901 [1NO], 28029 [8NO], 29043 [15NO], 30086 [17NO], 31814 [21NO]

———reform and institutionalize basic human rights, 22460 [28SE]

Kazanevich, Mikhail: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 23648 [5OC]

Kelman, Boris, and family: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 8415 [4MY], 14706 [13JY], 20590 [14SE]

Kosharovsky, Yuly: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 374 [24JA]

Krasnoyarsk radar facility: violation of arms control treaty, 25518, 25521, 25562 [24OC], 26103 [25OC]

Labor unions: worker's rights, 8727 [9MY]

Latvia: independence anniversary, 5345 [3AP], 29589 [16NO]

Libya: purchase of Soviet military aircraft, 6645 [13AP]

Lithuania: independence anniversary, 1653 [2FE], 2162 [9FE], 2514-2524 [22FE], 2525 [23FE], 4005 [9MR], 11261 [7JN]

Lithuanian Independence Day: designate (H.J. Res. 149), 13943 [29JN], 14711 [13JY]

Long Island Committee for Soviet Jewry: position paper, 10076 [23MY]

Lurie, Emmanuel, and family: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 5652 [5AP]

Members of Congress: Capital to Capital broadcast series, 17104 [31JY]

Military buildup: policy, 31775 [21NO]

Nicaragua: arms shipments, 9614 [18MY]

Nuclear energy: U.S. purchase of uranium enrichment services (H.R. 1100), 2779 [23FE]

———U.S.-Soviet ban on power sources in orbit around the Earth (H.R. 966), 2190 [9FE]

Nuclear warfare: implementing a nuclear test ban program, 16482-16485 [27JY]

———mutual and verifiable restrictions on production of plutonium and uranium (H.R. 2403), 15696 [20JY]

———proliferation of weapons, 2793 [27FE]

———strategic defense initiative, 14913 [17JY]

People to People exchange program: tribute, 11631 [13JN]

Postage stamps: peace stamp in conjunction with the the Soviet Union (H.J. Res. 160), 3039 [28FE]

Prilutskaya, Alla: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 7461 [25AP]

Raiz, Vladimir and Carmella: efforts to emigrate, 15332 [19JY], 23648 [5OC], 31828 [11DE]

Reagan, Ronald: tribute to policies against communism, 28733 [14NO]

Red Army Chorus: welcoming, 30719 [21NO]

Refugees: status of certain Soviet nationals (H.R. 2022), 14659 [13JY], 14676-14680 [13JY], 15774 [21JY]

———status of certain Soviet nationals (H.R. 2022), consideration (H. Res. 195), 14461 [12JY]

———status of certain Soviet nationals (H.R. 2022), corrections in engrossment, 14680 [13JY]

———U.S. policy, 20238 [12SE]

Religion: freedom of conscience, 22180 [27SE]

Rhode Island: tribute to Ukrainian immigrants, 21752 [26SE]

Rifkin, Boris and Dina: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 11835 [14JN]

Sapelyak, Stepan: treatment by Soviet authorities, 25151 [18OC]

Shevardnadze, Eduard: tribute, 25562 [24OC]

Treaty: ensure refusal to ratify Kennedy-Khrushchev accord (H. Con. Res. 137), 10196 [24MY]

U.S. policy, 10172 [24MY], 16458 [27JY], 17120 [31JY], 23111 [3OC], 28972 [15NO]

Ukraine: independence anniversary, 292, 297 [19JA], 336 [20JA], 343 [24JA], 1166, 1169, 1184, 1186 [27JA], 1365, 1373 [31JA], 1637, 1666, 1669 [2FE], 2162, 2180, 2197 [9FE], 2786 [23FE], 4038 [13MR], 4709 [16MR], 6364 [12AP], 13877 [28JN], 14011 [29JN], 20709 [18SE]

———legalize Catholic Church, 25803 [24OC], 31749 [21NO]

———Michigan community to mark independence anniversary, 14236 [11JY]

———persecution of Catholics, 20936 [19SE], 26366 [27OC]

Urban areas: environmental pollution, 23642 [5OC]

USIA: report on disinformation campaign against the U.S., 13201 [22JN]

Uspenski, Inna: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 3842 [9MR]

Wallenberg, Raoul: fate, 4126 [14MR]

Warsaw Pact: implications for NATO, 10469 [31MY]

———U.S. policy, 20095 [12SE]

World War II: anniversary of 1939 Germano-Soviet accords, 21752 [26SE]

———Katyn Forest massacre, 4023 [13MR]

Remarks in Senate

Afghanistan: intervention, 26010 [25OC]

Agriculture: wheat sale, 8213 [4MY]

American-Soviet Youth Orchestra: authorize concert on Capitol Grounds (S. Con. Res. 68), 19932 [7SE], 22650 [2OC]

Antiballistic Missile Treaty: interpretation, 25620 [24OC]

Armenia: civil liberties, 15176 [19JY]

———Dept. of State report on U.S. assistance (S. Res. 37), 1565 [2FE]

———peaceful and fair settlement to dispute over Nagorno-Karabagh areas (S.J. Res. 178), 14753 [14JY], 15302 [19JY], 30143 [19NO]

———U.S. role in reconstruction and rehabilitation, 21344 [21SE]

———U.S. assistance (S. Res. 62), 2377 [22FE]

———U.S. assistance to earthquake victims, 2075 [9FE], 21062 [20SE]

———visit by Senator Dole, 19974 [12SE]

Arms control: conventional forces reduction verification, 17679 [2AU]

———intercontinental ballistic missile verification, 17356 [1AU]

———Krasnoyarsk radar facility, 25620 [24OC], 25935 [25OC], 28106 [9NO]

———negotiations, 7889 [3MY], 30488-30491 [20NO], 31680 [21NO]

———negotiations on strategic nuclear weapons, 12949 [22JN]

———on-sight inspection program, 17448 [1AU]

———parity of weapons in Strategic Arms Reduction Talks Treaty, 17461 [1AU]

———resumption of strategic arms reduction negotiations in Geneva, Switzerland (S. Res. 149), 12326 [19JN], 12728 [21JN]

———resumption of strategic arms reduction negotiations (S. Res. 149), correction in engrossment, 13030 [22JN]

———verification of compliance, 14614 [13JY], 17459 [1AU]

Aspen Institute Conference on U.S.-Soviet Relations: report on meeting in Dubrovnik, 20655 [18SE]

Baltic Freedom Day: designate (S.J. Res. 63), 3333 [2MR]

Baltic States: anniversary of Soviet annexation, 20779 [19SE]

———self-determination (S. Con. Res. 69), 20564 [14SE]

Banks and banking: credits to the Soviet bloc countries (S. Res. 121), 8358-8361 [4MY]

———impact of financial activities on Western security, 14203 [11JY]

Bernstein, Mark and Mary: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 30576 [20NO]

Bielarusia: independence anniversary, 5428, 5448 [4AP], 5615 [5AP]

Black Ribbon Day: designate (S. Res. 163), 18009 [2AU]

Bush, President: arms control policy, 10278 [31MY]

———meeting with Mikhail Gorbachev, 30129 [19NO]

Business: cooperation with U.S. industrialization projects (S. 1018), 9544 [17MY], 15470-15474 [20JY]

California: Soviet condolences on the earthquake, 26160 [26OC]

Central America: Soviet assistance and activities, 6678 [17AP], 15512, 15513 [20JY]

Chernobilsky, Boris and Elena: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 16946 [31JY]

Civil liberties: hunger strike by women refuseniks, 3785 [8MR]

Coal: study of supply and demand situation in the Soviet Union, 28371 [13NO]

Communist countries: social and political reform, 20659 [18SE], 22561 [29SE], 25241 [19OC], 27194 [6NO], 29176 [15NO], 30520 [20NO], 31735 [11DE]

Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe: human rights issue, 4493 [16MR], 1214 [31JA], 8368 [4MY]

Congress: visiting by Supreme Soviet delegation, 25360 [20OC], 26138 [26OC]

Congress of Peoples' Deputies: address to peoples of the world, 19788 [7SE]

———convening (S. Res. 130), 9775, 9776 [18MY]

———convening (S. Res. 130), correcting enrollment, 9955 [18MY]

Coordination Center of the National Democratic Movements of the People of the U.S.S.R.: rights of nationalities, 13291 [23JN]

Cuba: continuation of benefits contingent upon cessation of certain activities, 17374, 17378-17386 [1AU]

———Gorbachev meeting with Castro, 6216 [12AP]

———shipment of military aircraft, 30415 [20NO]

Czechoslovakia: anniversary of Soviet invasion, 18024 [2AU]

Dixon, IL: sister cities with Dickson, Soviet Union, 6057 [11AP]

Ecology: conditions, 2630 [23FE]

———U.S.-Soviet cooperation, 11409 [9JN]

Emigration: policy, 7032 [18AP], 22071 [27SE]

Estonia: independence anniversary, 2135 [9FE], 2995 [28FE], 3494 [3MR]

Fulbright Academic Exchange Program, 21158 [20SE]

Foreign relations: future of U.S. policies, 6211 [12AP]

———tariff treatment and emigration policies, 23187 [4OC]

———Wirth Washington Seminar, 9487 [17MY]

Foreign trade: decontrol of certain personal computers, 17450 [1AU]

———increased trade relative to emigration, 13332 [23JN], 23187 [4OC]

———most-favored-nation status, 15478-15482 [20JY], 16744 [27JY]

———waiver of Jackson-Vanik restrictions on trade, 9044 [12MY]

Genis, Anatoly and Galya: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 14208 [11JY], 26728 [1NO]

Georgia: condemning use of excessive force against demonstrators (H. Res. 144), 15070 [18JY]

———support freedom, 15528, 15529 [20JY]

———support freedom (S. Res. 110), 7327 [19AP]

Glasnost policy: effect on U.S., 6675 [17AP]

Government: recent changes in society, 1898, 1903 [8FE]

Great Britain: sale of technology to the Soviet Union, 7835 [2MY]

Immigration: categories for persecuted Soviet nationals and adjust refugee status for certain parolees (S. 893), 7810-7812, 7814 [2MY], 15514-15528 [20JY]

———Presidential waiver of impediments to emigration (S. Con. Res. 45), 11922 [15JN], 12217 [16JN]

———U.S. policy, 22516-22518 [29SE]

Intermediate-range nuclear forces treaty, 10765 [2JN], 13319-13329 [23JN]

International Plutonium Control Act: enact (S. 1047), 9848-9857 [18MY]

Jewish Women Against Refusal (organization): hunger strike, 4417 [15MR]

Jews: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 3785 [8MR], 9042 [12MY], 9159 [16MY], 10294 [31MY], 10505 [1JN], 11139 [7JN], 11541 [13JN], 12259 [16JN], 12588 [20JN], 14208 [11JY], 15066 [18JY], 15306 [19JY], 16746 [27JY], 16946 [31JY], 19035 [4AU], 20896 [19SE], 22446, 22448 [28SE], 24703 [16OC], 28412 [13NO], 30576 [20NO]

Kotlyar, Mark, and family: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 28412 [13NO]

Kozanevich, Mikhail and Natasha: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 26784 [1NO]

Latvia: independence anniversary, 29835 [17NO]

Libya: providing missile technology, 5523 [5AP]

Lithuania: independence anniversary, 2135 [9FE], 2472, 2482 [22FE], 2995 [28FE], 18458 [3AU]

Lithuanian Independence Day: designate (S.J. Res. 201), 21148 [20SE]

London Information Forum: Helsinki accords, 5763 [6AP]

Lurie, Emanuel and Judith: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 18924 [4AU]

Malta: impact of Bush-Gorbachev meeting, 31695 [21NO]

Military capabilities, 30130 [19NO]

Minnesota Kidney Institute: assistance to victims of earthquake in Soviet Armenia, 2486 [22FE]

NATO: conventional force reductions, 11135 [7JN]

New Richmond, WI: visit by Soviet folk group Ladas, 15674 [20JY]

1939 Nazi-Soviet Nonaggression Pact, 9781-9783 [18MY]

Nuclear energy: Soviet shut down of reactors, 14250 [12JY]

Nuclear weapons: accidental launch protection, 16889-16891 [31JY]

———strategic defense initiative, 14515 [13JY], 14996 [18JY], 16643-16664 [27JY], 16946 [31JY], 17357 [1AU], 17686, 17688 [2AU], 22319-22337 [28SE]

Outer Space Protection Act: enact (S. 752), 6024-6026 [11AP]

Refugees: centralization of processing for Soviet applicants at U.S. Embassy in Moscow, 21017 [20SE]

———emergency admissions (S. 476), 2978 [28FE], 7255 [19AP]

———legalization assistance grants (S. 489), 3154 [1MR], 3248, 3333 [2MR], 3652 [7MR]

———legalization assistance grants (S. Res. 73), 3159 [1MR]

———status and funding for migration and resettlement programs (S. Con. Res. 25), 4912 [17MR], 6205 [12AP]

Samantha Smith Youth Exchange Program: expand, 15226 [19JY]

Science: effect of space nuclear reactors on gamma-ray astronomy missions, 17457 [1AU]

Semenovsky, Yuri and Tanya: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 9042 [12MY]

Senate: authorizing appointment of a delegation to host Members of the Supreme Soviet (S. Res. 194), 23945 [7OC]

Social and political reform, 21594 [26SE]

Stolar, Abraham: emigration from Soviet Union, 5384 [4AP]

Stonov, Leonid and Natalia: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 19035 [4AU]

Toshiba-Kongsberg sanctions: legal challenge, 1348 [31JA]

U.S. Embassy in Moscow: concern over situation, 15583 [20JY]

U.S. policy, 10273 [31MY]

———meetings with academics, 17566 [1AU]

Ukraine: effects of glasnost, 3987 [9MR]

———independence anniversary, 1335, 1342, 1343, 1346 [31JA], 1470 [2FE], 2387 [22FE]

———religious freedom, 27700 [7NO]

Ukrainian Independence Day: observance, 1096 [25JA], 1099 [25JA]

Varshavskaya, Elya: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 10505 [1JN]

Voronkevich, Irina: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 20896 [19SE]

Wallenberg, Raoul: release of prison records by Soviet Union (S. Con. Res. 60), 19012 [4AU]

Zaslavski, Ilya: visit to U.S., 19798 [7SE]

Reports

Arms Control Negotiations: Arms Control Observers Group (House), 27993-27996 [8NO]

Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe—Congressional Delegation Trip to the Soviet Union: Senator DeConcini, 4429-4437 [15MR]

Cruise of the U.S. Revenue Steamer Thomas Corwin in Arctic Ocean, 1881: C.L. Hooper, 15575-15578 [20JY]

Delegation to the Soviet Union and Permanent Labor Camp 35: Representatives Wolf and Christopher H. Smith, 29270-29272 [15NO]

Refugee Status Determination Procedures and Criteria: U.N., 15526 [20JY]

Soviet Active Measures in the Era of Glasnost: USIA, 13201 [22JN]

Soviet Noncompliance With Antiballistic Missile Treaty: Committee on Armed Services (Senate), 17472 [1AU]

Soviet Refugee Applicant Processing: GAO, 15516-15518 [20JY]

———National Association of Evangelicals, 15518-15522 [20JY]

Torture in Afghanistan: Amnesty International, 26011, 26012 [25OC]

Trident Submarine Advance Procurement, 22338 [28SE]

Trip to Henrietta Island: George W. Melville, 15579, 15580 [20JY]

Reports filed

Baltic Freedom Day: Committee on the Judiciary (S.J. Res. 63), 2646 [23FE]

Peaceful and Fair Settlement to Dispute Over Nagorno-Karabagh Areas in Soviet Armenia: Committee on Foreign Relations (S.J. Res. 178), 29738 [17NO]

Refugee Status of Certain Soviet Nationals: Committee on Rules (H.R. 2022) (H. Rept. 101-130), 14061 [11JY]

———Committee on the Judiciary (H. Rept. 101-122), 14016 [10JY]

———Consideration: Committee on Rules (H. Res. 195) (H. Rept. 101-130), 14074 [11JY]

Reports to constituents

Hamilton, Lee H.: Responding to Change in the Soviet Union, 20405 [13SE]

Resolutions by organizations

Earthquake in Armenia: First World Congress of Armenian Engineers, Scientists, and Industrialists, 24161 [11OC]

Social and political reform in Communist countries: Women's Association for the Defense of Four Freedoms for Ukraine, Inc., 25306 [19OC]

Statements

Afghanistan Conditions Since Soviet Withdrawal: Peter Tomsen, 19132 [4AU]

Arms Control: President Bush, 10275 [31MY]

Arms Control Verification: Fred C. Ikle, 14614 [13JY]

Baltic Way: Latvian and Estonian Popular Fronts and Lithuanian Reform Movement, 20780 [19SE]

Bielarusian Nation: Vera Romuk, 5045 [21MR]

Christmas Present to a Communist Country: Albert C. Vayhinger, 1581 [2FE]

Conclusions of the Lithuanian SSR Supreme Soviet Commission To Examine the 1939 Treaties Between Germany and the U.S.S.R. and Their Consequences, 20781 [19SE]

CPSU Issues Statement on Baltic Situation, 20782 [19SE]

Discovery of Secret Archives of German Foreign Ministry, R.C. Thomson, 9784 [18MY]

Ecological Perestroika: Fyodor Morgun, 2631 [23FE]

Emigration From Soviet Union: Jewish Women Against Refusal, 3675 [8MR]

Estonia—Political Awareness and National Reawakening, 1988-89: Estonian American National Council, 3223 [2MR], 4046 [13MR]

Gotland Communique, 20783 [19SE]

Helsinki Accords: Leonard Sussman, 5764 [6AP]

Immigration Status of Certain Soviet Refugees: American Jewish Committee, Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society, and the Council of Jewish Federations, 7813 [2MY]

———Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service, 7813 [2MY]

———U.S. Catholic Conference, 7812 [2MY]

Impact of Free Soviet Emigration on Their Economy: Helen Jackson, 7029 [18AP]

International Plutonium Control Act: Senator Kennedy, 9848 [18MY]

Jackson-Vanik and Stevenson Amendments—Measured Responses in an Unstable Environment: Union of Councils for Soviet Jews, 2848 [28FE]

Latvian Independence: Ivars Zukovskis, 5345 [3AP]

Lithuanian Civil Liberties: Lithuanian Sajudis Assembly, 2522 [22FE]

Lithuanian Independence Day: Representative Durbin, 2515 [22FE]

On-Site Inspection Agency Policy: OMB, 24192 [12OC]

Refusenik Women on the Eve of Their Hunger Strike: Jewish Women Against Refusal, 3662 [7MR]

Repression in Ukraine: Sergei Grigoryants, 14675 [13JY]

Rethinking America's Role in the Changing World: Senator Nunn, 29127 [15NO]

Soviet Jewry and the Trade Component: National Conference on Soviet Jewry, 2847 [28FE]

Soviet Jews and Evangelical Christians: Dept. of State, 14661 [13JY]

Soviet Legal Reforms: Sergei Grigoryants, 10253 [25MY]

Soviet Treatment of Specific Ethnic and Religious Groups: GAO, 14661 [13JY]

Trade Relations With Soviet Union: Charles A. Vanik, 1729 [7FE]

———Representatives Stark and Frenzel, 1729 [7FE]

———Union of Councils for Soviet Jews, 1729 [7FE]

U.S. Leadership in Space Achievements: John F. Kennedy, 15382 [20JY]

U.S.-Soviet Relations: Senator Cranston, 22074 [27SE]

U.S.-Soviet Trade Issues: National Conference on Soviet Jewry, 3497 [6MR]

Verification of a Halt in Soviet Plutonium Production: David Albright, 9850 [18MY]

World Ecology (excerpts), 11409 [9JN]

Studies

U.S.-Russia Convention Line of 1867—International Boundary Study, October 1, 1965, 15575 [20JY]

Summaries

Alcatel's Soviet Joint Venture—A Sale the West Cannot Afford to Make: Center for Security Policy, 6634 [13AP]

Export Enhancement Program and the Soviet Union, 8065 [3MY]

International Plutonium Control Act (S. 1047), 9849 [18MY]

Tables

Intermediate-range nuclear forces missile data—refining arsenal inventories, 13323 [23JN]

Soviet bloc nations' assistance to Nicaragua, 6503, 6524 [13AP]

Trade with Soviet Union, 29047 [15NO]

U.S. and Soviet bomber fleets, 16366 [26JY]

Telegrams

1939 Nazi-Soviet Nonaggression Pact, 9784 [18MY]

Testimonies

Commercial Relations With the Soviet Union: Senator Bradley, 2487-2489 [22FE]

Freedom of Conscience for All Soviet Citizens: Stan De Boe, 22180 [27SE]

State of Jewish Religion and Culture in the Soviet Union: Pamela B. Cohen, 21745 [26SE], 22180 [27SE]

Strategic Arms Reduction Talks: Dick Cheney, Sec. of Defense, 22338 [28SE]

Texts of

H. Res. 195, consideration of H.R. 2022, status of certain Soviet and Indochinese nationals, 14461 [12JY]

H.J. Res. 149, Lithuanian Independence Day, 13944 [29JN]

H.R. 2022, refugee status of certain Soviet and Indochinese nationals, 14673 [13JY]

S. 476, emergency refugee admissions, 2978 [28FE]

S. 893, categories for immigration of certain persecuted Soviet nationals and adjust refugee status to certain parolees, 7812 [2MY]

S. 1018, Slepak Principles Act, 9544 [17MY]

S. 1047, International Plutonium Control Act, 9848 [18MY]

S. Con. Res. 25, status and funding for migration and resettlement programs for refugees, 4912 [17MR]

S. Con. Res. 45, Presidential waiver of impediments to emigration from Soviet Union, 11922 [15JN]

S. Con. Res. 60, release of Raoul Wallenberg's prison records by Soviet Union, 19012 [4AU]

S. Con. Res. 68, authorize American-Soviet Youth Orchestra concert on Capitol Grounds, 22650 [2OC]

S. Con. Res. 69, self-determination of Baltic States, 20563 [14SE]

S. Res. 37, Dept. of State report on U.S. assistance to Armenians, 1565 [2FE]

S. Res. 62, report on U.S. assistance to Soviet Armenia, 2378, 2467 [22FE]

S. Res. 110, support freedom in Soviet-occupied Georgia, 7326 [19AP]

S. Res. 121, allow lending and financial credits to Soviet bloc countries, 8358 [4MY]

S. Res. 130, recognize convening of Congress of Peoples' Deputies, 9777 [18MY], 9921 [18MY]

S. Res. 149, resumption of strategic arms reduction negotiations, 12717, 12729 [21JN]

S. Res. 163, Black Ribbon Day, 18008 [2AU]

S. Res. 194, authorizing appointment of a Senate delegation to host Members of the Supreme Soviet, 23934, 23945 [7OC]

S.J. Res. 63, Baltic Freedom Day, 2953 [28FE], 11581 [13JN]

S.J. Res. 178, peaceful and fair settlement of dispute over Nagorno-Karabagh areas, 14753 [14JY], 30143 [19NO]