OFFICE of the HISTORIAN: Records, 1981-1989

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DEPARTMENT OF STATE: OFFICE OF THE HISTORIAN: Records, 1981-1989

OFFICE DESCRIPTION

The Department of State is the senior executive department of the United States Government. It was established by (1 Stat. 28) act on July 27, 1789 as the Department of Foreign Affairs and was renamed the Department of State by (1 Stat. 68) on September 15, 1789. The duties of the Department of State in the field of foreign affairs have not changed significantly in scope since the early years of the United States but have become far more detailed as the country has grown and its international commitments have multiplied.

The Department of State advises the President in the formulation and execution of foreign policy. As Chief Executive, the President has overall responsibility for the foreign policy of the United States. The primary objective of the Department of State in the conduct of foreign relations is to promote the long-range security and well-being of the United States. The Department determines and analyzes the facts relating to American overseas interests, makes recommendations on policy and future action, and takes the necessary steps to carry out established policy. In carrying out these functions, the Department engages in continuous consultations with the American public, the Congress, other United States departments and agencies, and foreign governments. The Department of State negotiates treaties and agreements with foreign nations, speaks for the United States in the United Nations, and in the major international organizations in which the United States participates. The Department of State represents the United States at international conferences annually.

The Office of the Historian is an office of the United States Department of State, within the Bureau of Public Affairs. The office is responsible for the preparation and publication of the official historical documentary record of U.S. foreign policy in the Foreign Relations of the United States or (FRUS) series. It also researches and writes historical studies on aspects of U.S. diplomacy for use by policymakers in the Department and in other agencies, as well for the public. You may contact the Department of State Historians Office at http://history.state.gov/

SCOPE AND CONTENT

This collection consists of published documents from the United States Department of State. The State Department publishes multiple serials, reports, and documents concerning foreign affairs, foreign policy, and information about other nations. The material in this collection was in excess of 110 linear feet when received at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library. Much of the material is straightforward publication runs of serials, reports, etc., for the years of the Reagan Administration, 1981-1989. The remainder of the material appears to be working records for the office of the Historian. Some material was arranged and organized prior to receipt for purposes of creating a microfiche record.

The collection consists of 16 Series with various subseries

SERIES I: Senior Level Officers Reports SUBSERIES A: Office of the Historian

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-2 SERIES II: Current Policy SUBSERIES A: Current Policy Digest SERIES III: Department of State Bulletin and State SERIES IV: Press Releases SERIES V: Press Releases and Statements Vice-Presidents Office SERIES VI: Briefings SUBSERIES A: Daily Press Briefings SUBSERIES B: Background Briefings SUBSERIES C: White House and Department of State Briefings and Statements SERIES VII: Treaties and Other International Acts SERIES VIII: Selected Statements from Newly Appointed Foreign Ambassadors SERIES IX: ACDA SERIES X: AID SERIES XI: USUN Press Release SERIES XII: Reports SUBSERIES A: Special Reports SUBSERIES B: Selected Documents SERIES XIII: Media Transcripts SUBSERIES A: Highlights of TV Morning Shows SERIES XIV: Reference Material SUBSERIES A: Department of State Speeches and Transcripts, 1985 SUBSERIES B: Press Statements and Handouts SUBSERIES C: Reference and Remarks Binders, 1986-1989 SERIES XV: Publications SUBSERIES A: Background Notes SUBSERIES B: Congressional Record SUBSERIES C: Daily Legislative Reports SUBSERIES D: Foreign Affairs Notes SUBSERIES E: GIST SUBSERIES F: Joint Publications SUBSERIES G: Post Reports SUBSERIES H: Problems of Communism SERIES XVI: Bureau and Agency Publications

SERIES DESCRIPTION

SERIES I: Senior Level Officers Reports, 1985-1987 (1 l. ft.; Boxes 1-3) This series consists of documents showing the public affairs activities of senior officials in the State Department. Included are documents describing the daily location of officials and specific briefing times and for daily appearances and briefings. This series is arranged alphabetically.

SUBSERIES A: Office of the Historian, (.6 l. ft.; Boxes 3-4)

This subseries consists of correspondence from the Department of State Historian, David Patterson. Manuscript clearance’s for the American Foreign Policy: Current Documents, 1986 are included as well. In addition, Departments of State press package projections for Fiscal Year

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-3 1987, post-presidential documents relating to the preparation of microfiche scans and the transfer of material from the State Department to the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library. This series is arranged in chronological order.

SERIES II: Current Policy, 1981-1989, (4.6 l. ft.; Boxes 5-16)

This series consists primarily of single releases of major statements before congressional committees, speeches, and news conferences concerning U.S. foreign affairs by the President, Vice President, Secretary of State, and other senior officials. The focus of this series is the contemporary public expression of United States Foreign Policy. The publications of the Current Policy series include a wide diversity of subject matters beginning January 9, 1981, with the final issue published on January 17, 1989. Each entry gives the current policy number, the title, the author, the author’s title, the audience, the date, and the location if it took place other than Washington D.C. The records are in numerical order beginning with Current Policy Number 257 and finishing with Current Policy Number 1145. This series is arranged in chronological order.

SUBSERIES A: Current Policy Digest, 1985-1987, (4 folders, Box 16)

This small subseries consists of a monthly publication offering excerpts of key statements from selected Current Policy released each month. Excerpts were intended to illustrate basic policy issues and were not a comprehensive summary of each Current Policy statement. This series is arranged in chronological order.

SERIES III: Department of State Bulletin and State, 1980-1989, (2.5 l. ft.; Boxes16-22)

This series consists of the Department of State Bulletin and the Department of State Newsletter. The Department of State Bulletin is the official monthly record of United States Foreign Policy. Department of State Bulletin was established to provide the Congress, other agencies, and the public information about U.S. foreign policy and the work of the Department of State and the Foreign Service. Formerly called the Department of State Newsletter, State magazine acquaints officers and employees, at home and abroad, with developments of interests that may affect operations or personnel. This series is arranged in chronological order.

SERIES IV: Press Releases, 1982-1988 (3.7 l. ft.; Boxes 23-31)

This series consist of daily press releases from the Department of State. This series begins in January of 1982 and ends in December of 1988. This series is arranged in chronological order.

SERIES V: Press Releases and Statement Vice-Presidents Office, 1985-1987 (.6 l. ft.) (Boxes 31-32)

This series consists of press releases and remarks by Vice-President George Bush. This series is arranged in chronological order. A more complete listing of the Vice-Presidents papers can be found at the George H. W. Bush Presidential Library website, http://bushlibrary.tamu.edu/research/finding_aids/

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-4 SERIES VI: Briefings

This series consists of three different types of briefings from the Department of State. There are three subseries; Subseries A consists of transcripts of the daily press briefings given by the Department of State. Subseries B is background briefings and subseries C consists of various White House and State Department Briefings.

SUBSERIES A: Daily Press Briefings 1982-1988, (6.3 l. ft.; Boxes 33-49)

This subseries consists of daily press briefings from the Department of State. Daily press briefings were issued from the press office and included statements, addresses, and information regarding United States foreign policy. This material is arranged in chronological order.

SUBSERIES B: Background Briefings, 1982-1988, (2.8 l. ft.; Boxes 49-56)

This subseries consists of press briefings where an official of the Department of State contributed to a White House briefing and their identity and position were not attributed by the press. Generally, this material has the name of the State Department official redacted however; in a few instances, the name of the briefing official is available. This material is arranged in chronological order.

SUBSERIES C: White House and Department of State Briefings, 1982-1989, (1.7 l. ft.) (Boxes 56-59)

This subseries consists of White House and Departments of State briefings where an official from the Departments of State contributed to the briefing. These briefings are separate and distinct from background briefings as the Departments of State official is named. Included are Department of State press conferences and remarks by Departments of State officials. There are a small number of briefings marked ‘Special Briefings.’ Special Briefings consist of information that was important and time sensitive. Examples include warnings to travelers and notices of regional environmental disasters. This subseries is arranged in chronological order. The finding aid for White House briefings can be found on the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library web site at: http://www.reagan.utexas.edu/archives/textual/smof/press releases.htm.

SERIES VII: Treaties and Other International Acts, 1981- 1988, (6.2 l. ft.; Boxes 60-74) This series consists of treaties and other international acts in force, amendments to treaties and other international agreements and proclamations by the President. This series is arranged in alphabetical order by subject.

SERIES VIII: Selected Statements from Newly Appointed Foreign Ambassadors, 1983-1988, (.2 l. ft.; Box 75)

This small series consists of statements made by foreign ambassadors sent to the United States. This material is arranged in chronological order. Statements are from four specific dates within the administration and are not complete for the entire administration. This material is arranged in chronological order.

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SERIES IX: U. S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, ACDA. 1985-1986, (.6 l. ft.; Box 75)

The U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency (ACDA) was established as an independent agency of the United States government by the Arms Control and Disarmament Act, September 26, 1961. While an independent federal agency, the ACDA operated and communicated through the Secretary of State and the State Department. Effective April 1, 1999, the ACDA became fully integrated into the Department of State. This small series consists of speeches, testimony and remarks by Kenneth L. Adelman, Director of ACDA from February 1985 through October 1986 and a series of speeches by Max Kampleman, the previous Director of ACDA. A small set of reports, press releases and bulletins are also part of the series. This material is arranged in chronological order

SERIES X: Agency for International Development, AID 1983-1987 (1.5 l. ft.; Boxes 76-79)

The Agency for International Development (AID) is the United States Government agency working to end global poverty. This subseries consists of news releases, speeches, statements, and transcripts from officials in the Agency. This series is arranged chronologically.

SERIES XI: United States Mission to the United Nations, USUN Press Releases, 1982-1987 (1.5 l. ft.; Boxes 79-82)

This series consists of daily press releases from the United States Mission at the United Nations. Press releases and statements from Ambassador Jeanne Kirkpatrick and Ambassador Vernon Walters are included in this series. This series is arranged in chronological order.

SERIES XII: Reports 1980-1988, (.9 l. ft.; Boxes 83-85)

This series consists of reports created by the Department of State, with the assistance of the Department of State or created for the Department of State. The majority of the reports are documents created for Congress. There are also two distinct subseries, Special Reports and Selected Documents. This series is arranged alphabetically.

SUBSERIES A: Special Reports 1979-1988, (.8 l. ft.; Boxes 85-86)

This subseries consists of specific reports created by State Department relating to meetings, incidents, or geographic regions. This series begins with Special Report Number 76, “Trade Patterns of the West,1979” and ends with Special Report Number 180, “The Trade Bill, 1988”. Topics include trade agreements, economics, and arms trade. This subseries is arranged numerically by report number.

SUBSERIES B: Selected Documents, 1981-1988, (.1 l. ft.; Box 86)

This small subseries consists of individual reports and studies prepared by the State Department. The documents relate to specific U.S. foreign policies and agreements. This series includes the

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-6 agreement between Iran and The United States regarding the release of the American hostages. Documents also describe regional policies for the South Atlantic crisis, South Africa, Central America, international terrorism, human rights, and the Moscow Summit. This subseries is arranged chronologically.

SERIES XIII: Media Transcripts 1985-1987, (2.1 l. ft.; Boxes 87-92)

This series consists of transcripts of the Sunday morning news shows. Transcripts are from individual shows when Department of State personnel appeared. A small segment is available from PBS stations. This material is arranged alphabetically by television network designation, ABC, CBS, NBC and then is arranged in chronological order.

SUBSERIES A: Highlights of TV Morning Shows, 1985-1987, (1.6 l. ft.; Boxes 92-95)

This subseries consists of transcripts from key topics discussed on the Monday through Friday television morning shows. This material is arranged alphabetically by television network designation, ABC, CBS, NBC and then chronologically.

SERIES XIV: Reference Material

This series consists of material used for reference purposes. This large series consists of three subseries: (A) Speeches and Transcripts, (B) Press Statements and Handouts and (C) Reference and Remarks Binders. This material is predominately copies of press statements, transcripts and speeches made by Department of State personnel during the administration. SUBSERIES A is unique because the material collected is only for the period of 1985.

SUBSERIES A: Department of State Speeches and Transcripts, 1985, (1.2 l. ft. Boxes 96-98)

This subseries consists of a copy set of speeches, remarks, transcripts, and testimony from Department of State officials for the year 1985. The original order of this subseries was maintained and it is only for the period of 1985. This subseries is arranged chronologically.

SUBSERIES B: Press Statements and Handouts, 1982-1988, (4.6 l. ft.; Boxes 99-109)

This subseries consists of press statements and handout material used to inform the media on Department of State subjects. There is some duplication for the year 1985 with subseries A. This subseries is arranged chronologically.

SUBSERIES C: Reference and Remarks Binders, 1986-1989, (5.8 l. ft.; Boxes 109-123)

This subseries consists of speeches, transcripts, press conferences, and remarks by the President, senior white house officials, congressional representatives, senators, and state department personnel. This series was originally contained in a series of 3 ring binders and are now foddered. The subseries begins in October of 1986, ends in January of 1989, and is arranged chronologically.

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-7 SERIES XV: Publications

This series consists of numerous publications created by the Department of State. Each of the subseries consists of specific publications. Some publications in this series have been previously processed. Examples include publications for State Department employees, basic information for travelers and documents relating to legislation from the U.S. Congress.

SUBSERIES A: Background Notes, 1981-1988, (.8 l. ft. Boxes 123-125)

This subseries consists of Background Notes, which provides brief, factual summaries of the people, history, government, economy, and foreign relations of about 170 countries and selected international organizations, some dependencies, and areas of special sovereignty. This subseries differs from the Post Reports because it was for general public use. This series is arranged alphabetically by country name. Updates to this series are available online through the State Department's website at: http://www.state.gov/r/pa/ei/bgn/.

SUBSERIES B: Congressional Record 1985-1986 (.2 l. ft.; Box 125) This subseries consists of weekly abstracts from the Congressional Record. The Congressional Record is the official record of the proceedings and debates of the United States Congress. The Department of State produced a weekly abstract, which described major legislation that may affect the foreign policy of the United States. For a more complete set of records, visit the National Archives at http://www.archives.gov/legislative/research/. This subseries is arranged chronologically.

SUBSERIES C: Daily Legislative Reports, 1986, (.1 l. ft.; Box 125) This subseries consists of a collection of statements by State Department officials to answer or clarify to the public, official U.S. positions or policies regarding foreign policy. This subseries is arranged chronologically.

SUBSERIES D: Foreign Affairs Notes, 1982-1988, (.4 l. ft. Box 125-126)

This subseries consists of reports created by the Interagency Active Measures Working Group which was a group led by the United States Department of State and later by the United States Information Agency(USIA).The group issued a series of State Department Foreign Affairs Notes which USIA distributed to journalists, academics, and other interested persons abroad. The reports were aimed at discrediting Soviet propaganda. This subseries is arranged chronologically.

SUBSERIES E: GIST, 1986-1988, (.2 l. ft.; Box 126)

This small subseries consists of GIST, which was a quick reference aid on U.S. foreign relations. GIST should not be considered as official policy statements but more of aid on major topics of the time. Gist was published multiple times each month on different foreign affairs subject. Subjects include but are not limited to, Africa, Arms Control, Nuclear Testing, and Trade. This subseries is arranged chronologically.

SUBSERIES F: Joint Publications, 1983-1985, (.6 l. ft.; Box 127)

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This series consists of publications, which were co-authored by other departments, agencies, or councils of the Federal Government and the Department of State. This subseries is arranged alphabetically.

SUBSERIES G: Post Reports, (1.4 l. ft. Boxes 127-130)

This subseries consists of internal State Department reports from each country with a U.S. embassy. The reports provide diplomats with an introduction to their host countries and contain vital information to state department employees concerning the embassy, geography, climate, population, transportation, communication, health facilities, clothing, and local customs. This subseries differs from Background Notes because it was for State Department employee’s use. This subseries is arranged alphabetically by country name.

SUBSERIES H: Problems of Communism, 1980-1987, (1.3 l. ft; Boxes 130-133)

This subseries consists of a bimonthly publication providing analysis and significant information about contemporary affairs of the Soviet Union, China, comparable states and political movements. This subseries is arranged chronologically.

SERIES XVI: Bureau and Agency Publications, (4.3 l. ft.; Boxes 133-143)

This series consists of material, which are publications and documents produced by various bureaus and agencies. Publications from the Bureau of Personnel, the Bureau of Public Affairs, and the Office of Protocol are included in this series. This series is arranged alphabetically by the originating bureau or agency, then chronologically.

CONTAINER LIST

SERIES I: SENIOR LEVEL OFFICERS REPORTS Box 1 Senior Level Officers Daily Appointments Schedule January 1985 Senior Level Officers Daily Appointments Schedule February1985 Senior Level Officers Daily Appointments Schedule March 1985 Senior Level Officers Daily Appointments Schedule April 1985 Senior Level Officers Daily Appointments Schedule May 1985 Senior Level Officers Daily Appointments Schedule June 1985 Senior Level Officers Daily Appointments Schedule July 1985 Senior Level Officers Daily Appointments Schedule August 1985 Senior Level Officers Daily Appointments Schedule September 1985 Senior Level Officers Daily Appointments Schedule October 1985 Senior Level Officers Daily Appointments Schedule December 1985 Senior Level Officers Daily Appointments Schedule January 1986 Senior Level Officers Daily Appointments Schedule February 1986 Senior Level Officers Daily Appointments Schedule March 1986 Senior Level Officers Daily Appointments Schedule April 1986

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-9 Senior Level Officers Daily Appointments Schedule May 1986 Senior Level Officers Daily Appointments Schedule June 1986 Senior Level Officers Daily Appointments Schedule July 1986 Senior Level Officers Daily Appointments Schedule August 1986 Senior Level Officers Daily Appointments Schedule September 1986 Senior Level Officers Daily Appointments Schedule October 1986 Senior Level Officers Daily Appointments Schedule November 1986 Senior Level Officers Daily Appointments Schedule December 1986 Senior Level Officers Daily Appointments Schedule January 1987 Senior Level Officers Daily Appointments Schedule February 1987 Senior Level Officers Daily Appointments Schedule March 1987 Senior Level Officers Daily Appointments Schedule April 1987 Senior Level Officers Daily Appointments Schedule May 1987 Senior Level Officers Daily Appointments Schedule June 1987 Senior Level Officers Daily Appointments Schedule July 1987 Senior Level Officers Daily Appointments Schedule August 1987 Senior Level Officers Daily Appointments Schedule September 1987 Senior Level Officers Daily Appointments Schedule October 1987 Senior Level Officers Daily Appointments Schedule November 1987 Senior Level Officers Daily Appointments Schedule December 1987

Box 2 Senior Level Officers Public Affairs Activities January 1985 Senior Level Officers Public Affairs Activities February 1985 Senior Level Officers Public Affairs Activities 10/21/1985 Senior Level Officers Public Affairs Activities 10/25/1985 Senior Level Officers Public Affairs Activities November 1985 Senior Level Officers Public Affairs Activities December1985 Senior Level Officers Public Affairs Activities January 1986 Senior Level Officers Public Affairs Activities February 1986 (1)(2) Senior Level Officers Public Affairs Activities March 1986 (1)(2) Senior Level Officers Public Affairs Activities April (1)(2) Senior Level Officers Public Affairs Activities May 1986 Senior Level Officers Public Affairs Activities June 1986 Senior Level Officers Public Affairs Activities July 1986 Senior Level Officers Public Affairs Activities August 1986 (1)(2) Senior Level Officers Public Affairs Activities September 1986 Senior Level Officers Public Affairs Activities October 1986 Senior Level Officers Public Affairs Activities November 1986 Senior Level Officers Public Affairs Activities December 1986 Senior Level Officers Public Affairs Activities January 1987 Senior Level Officers Public Affairs Activities February 1987 (1)(2)

Box 3 Senior Level Officers Public Affairs Activities March 1987 Senior Level Officers Public Affairs Activities April 1987

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SUBSERIES A: HISTORIANS OFFICE Box 3 cont Correspondence David Patterson Correspondence David Patterson, Post Presidential Manuscript Clearance (1)-(9)

Box 4 Manuscript Clearance (10)-(14) Microfiche Index Sheets, 1983 (1)(2) Microfiche Index Sheets: Daily Press Briefings, 1985 Microfiche Index Sheets: White House and Special Briefings, 1985 Microfiche Index Cards, 1986 Miroslav Medvid Organizational Inventory Documents Press Package: Foreign Assistance Request, FY1987 (1)(2)

SERIES II: CURRENT POLICY, 1981-1989 Box 5 Current Policy No. 257: Opening Statement at Confirmation Hearings the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Secretary of State 01/09/1981 Current Policy No. 258: News Conference, Secretary Haig, 01/28/1981 Current Policy No. 259: President Reagan Welcomes Freed Hostages, White House Lawn, 01/27/1981 Current Policy No. 260: Presidential Classroom [for Young Americans]: New Science and Technology Roles in Foreign Policy, Thomas R. Pickering, Acting Assistant Secretary of State for Ocean and International Environmental and Scientific Affairs, 01/29/1982 Current Policy No. 261: Central American Review, John A. Bushnell, Acting Assistant Secretary for Inter-American Affairs, Subcommittee on Inter-American Affairs, of the House Committee on Foreign Affairs, 03/05/1981 Current Policy No. 262: Implementing Hostage Agreements, Walter J. Stoessel, Under

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-11 Secretary for Political Affairs, Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, 03/04/1981 Current Policy No. 263: Population Growth and Foreign Policy, Richard Elliot Benedick, Coordinator of Population Affairs and U.S. Representative to the UN Population Commission, UN Population Commission, 02/27/1981, United Nations Current Policy No. 264: Security and Development Assistance, Secretary Haig, Senate Foreign Relations Committee, 03/19/1981 Current Policy No. 265: Statement on El Salvador, Walter J. Stoessel, Under Secretary for Political Affairs, the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, 03/19/1981 Current Policy No. 266: FY 1982 Proposals for Security Assistance, James L. Buckley, Under Secretary for Security Assistance, Science and Technology, the Subcommittee on International Security and Scientific Affairs of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 03/19/1981 Current Policy No. 267: Development Assistance for the Third World, M, Peter McPherson, Acting Director of the International Development Cooperative Agency, the House Committee on Foreign Affairs, 03/19/1981 Current Policy No. 268: Aid for African Refugees, W.R. Smyser, Acting Director of the Bureau of Refugee Programs, The Subcommittee on International Organizations of the House Foreign Relations Committee, 03/19/1981 Current Policy No. 269: Latin America and the Caribbean: Bilateral Assistance, John A. Bushnell, Acting Assistant Secretary of State for Inter-American Affairs, The Subcommittee on Inter-American Affairs of the House Committee on Foreign Affairs, 03/23/1981 Current Policy No. 270: Middle East Regional Security, Richard Burt, Director of the Bureau of Politico-Military Affairs The Subcommittee on International Security and Scientific Affairs of the House Committee on Foreign Affairs, 03/23/1981 Current Policy No. 271: Interview on "Meet The Press," Secretary Haig, 03/29/1981 Current Policy No. 272: Energy Security and International Preparedness, Edward L. Morse, Deputy Assistant Secretary for International Energy Policy, the "Outlook for Crude Conference" sponsored by Energy Bureau, Inc., 03/23/1981, Houston, Texas. Current Policy No. 273: Global Economic Interdependence, Deane R. Hinton, Assistant Secretary for Economic and Business Affairs, the Center for International Business, 04/08/1981, Dallas, Texas. Current Policy No. 274: Foreign Policy Priorities in Asia, Walter J. Stoessel, Under Secretary for Political Affairs, World Affairs Council, 04/24/1981, Los Angeles, California. Current Policy No. 275: A New Direction In U.S. Foreign Policy, Secretary Haig, the American Society of Newspaper Editors, 04/24/1981 Current Policy No. 276: NATO and Restoring U.S. Leadership, Secretary Haig, Syracuse University, 05/09/1981, Syracuse, New York Current Policy No. 277: Foreign Policy and the American Spirit, Secretary Haig, Hillsdale College, 05/16/1981, Hillsdale College, Michigan. Current Policy No. 278: International Economic Policy Priorities, Robert D. Hormats, Assistant Secretary for Economic and Business Affairs, the International Insurance Advisory Council, 05/19/1981, New York, NY

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-12 Current Policy No. 279: Arms Transfers and the National Interest, James L. Buckley, Under Secretary for Security Assistance, Science and Technology, the Aerospace Industries, 05/21/1981, Williamsburg, Virginia Current Policy No. 280: Peaceful Progress in Developing Nations, Secretary Haig, Fairfield University, 05/24/1981, Fairfield University, Connecticut Current Policy No. 281: News Conference, Secretary Haig, 05/22/1981 Current Policy No. 282: Latin America and the Caribbean: Tasks for U.S. Policy in the Hemisphere, Thomas O. Enders, designate Assistant Secretary for Inter-American Affairs, the Council of the Americas, 06/03/1981 Current Policy No. 283: U.S. Policy Toward Western Europe and Canada, Lawrence S. Eagleburger, Assistant Secretary for European Affairs, the Subcommittee on Europe and the Middle East of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 06/02/1981 Current Policy No. 284: U.S. Policy Toward the U.S.S.R., Eastern Europe, and Yugoslavia, Lawrence S. Eagleburger, Assistant Secretary for European Affairs, the Subcommittee on Europe and the Middle East of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 06/10/1981 Current Policy No. 285: International Terrorism, Richard T. Kennedy, Under Secretary for Management, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, 06/10/1981 Current Policy No. 21986: U.S. Mexican Relations, Everett Ellis Briggs, Acting Deputy Assistant Secretary for Inter-American Affairs the Subcommittee on Inter- American Affairs of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 06/10/1981 Current Policy No. 287: General View of The UN System, Elliot Abrams, Assistant Secretary for International Organization Affairs, the UN Association- USA, 06/05/1981, New York, NY. Current Policy No. 288: Statement on Israeli Raid Security Council, Ambassador Jeane J. Kirkpatrick, U.S. Permanent Representative to the United Nations, 06/09/1981, New York, NY. Current Policy No. 289: Strengthening U.S. African Relations, Chester Crocker, Assistant Secretary for African Affairs, the African-American Institute, 06/20/1981, Wichita, Kansas. Current Policy No. 290: Energy in U.S. Foreign Policy, Robert D. Hormats, Assistant Secretary for Economic and Business Affairs, the Japan-American Energy Forum, 06/21/1981 Current Policy No. 291: Interview on "Face the Nation," Secretary Haig, 06/28/1981, Current Policy No. 292: Arms Control for the 1980s: An American Policy, Secretary Haig, the Foreign Policy Association, 07/14/1981, New York, NY. Current Policy No. 293: U.S. Commitment to Human Rights, Walter J. Stoessel, Under Secretary for Political Affairs, the Subcommittee on Human Rights and International Organizations of the House Committee on Foreign Affairs, 07/14/1981 Current Policy No. 294: Approach to Foreign Economic Issues, Myer Rashish, Under Secretary for Economic Affairs, the Joint Economic Committee of the Congress. Current Policy No. 295: U.S. Interests in Southeast Asia, John H. Holdridge, Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, the Subcommittee on East Asian and Pacific Affairs of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, 07/1981

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-13 Current Policy No. 296: El Salvador: The Search for Peace, Thomas O. Elders, Assistant Secretary for Inter-American Affairs, the World Affairs Council, 07/16/1981, Current Policy No. 297: U.S. Relations with China, John H. Holdridge, Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, the House Foreign Affairs Committee 07/16/1981 Current Policy No. 298: Interview on "Issues and Answers," Secretary Haig, 07/19/1981 Current Policy No. 299: World Hunger, Michael Calingaert, Deputy Assistant Secretary for International Resources and Food Policy, the House Agriculture Committee, 07/22/1981 Current Policy No. 300: International Trade, Secretary Haig, the Senate Finance Committee, 7/28/1981 Current Policy No. 301: Conventional Arms Transfers, James L. Buckley, Under Secretary for Security Assistance, Science and Technology, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, 07/28/1981 Current Policy No. 302: Relationship of Foreign and Defense Policies, Secretary Haig, the Senate Armed Services Committee, 07/30/1981 Current Policy No. 303: Nuclear Nonproliferation, President Reagan, 07/16/1981 Current Policy No. 304: News Conference, Secretary Haig, 08/06/1981 Current Policy No. 305: A Strategic Approach to American Foreign Policy, Secretary Haig, the American Bar Association, 08/11/1981, New Orleans, Louisiana Current Policy No. 306: Interview on "Issues and Answers," Secretary Haig, 08/23/1981 Current Policy No. 307: News Conference, Secretary Haig, 08/23/1981 Current Policy No. 308: Regional Strategy for Southern Africa, Chester Crocker, Assistant Secretary for African Affairs, the American Legion, 08/29/1981, Honolulu, Hawaii Current Policy No. 309: Brazil and The United States Today, Thomas O. Enders, Assistant Secretary for Inter-American Affairs, the American Chamber of Commerce, 09/09/1981, Sao Paulo, Brazil Current Policy No. 310: News Conference, Secretary Haig, 09/10/1981 Current Policy No. 311: The Democratic Revolution and its Future, Secretary, Haig, the Berlin Press Association, 09/13/1981, West Berlin, Germany Current Policy No. 312: U.S. Strategy in the Middle East, Secretary Haig, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, 09/17/1981 Current Policy No. 313: "Interview on Issues and Answers," Secretary Haig, 09/20/1981 Current Policy No. 314: A New Era of Growth, Secretary Haig, the UN General Assembly, 9/21/1981, New York, NY Current Policy No. 315: UN Conference, New and Renewable Sources of Energy, Stanton D. Anderson, Special Representative of President Reagan and the Head of the US Delegation to the UN Conference on New and Renewable Sources of Energy, the UN Conference on New and Renewable Sources of Energy, 08/13/1981, Nairobi, Kenya Current Policy No. 316: New Challenges in International Investment, Robert D. Hormats, Assistant Secretary for Economic and Business Affairs, the Economic Policy Council of the UN Association, 09/18/1981 Current Policy No. 317: North American Relations, Myer Rashish, Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs, the Center for Inter-American Relations, 09/22/1981, New York, NY

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-14 Current Policy No. 318: U.S.-Canadian Relations, Lawrence S. Eagleburger, Assistant Secretary for European Affairs, the Center for Inter-American Relations, 10/01/1981, New York, NY Current Policy No. 319: NATO and Nuclear Deterrence, Richard Burt, Director of the Bureau of Politico-Military Affairs, the Arms Control Association Conference, 09/23/1981, Brussels, Belgium. Current Policy No. 320: Saudi Arabia and the U.S. Security Policy, Joseph W. Twinam, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Near Eastern and South Asian Affairs, the National Conference of Editorial Writers, 09/25/1981, Providence, Rhode Island Current Policy No. 321: East-West Trade Relations, Myer Rashish, Under Secretary for Economic Affairs, the Subcommittee on International Economic Policy of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, 09/16/1981 Current Policy No. 322: Challenges of World Development, President Reagan, 09/29/1981 Current Policy No. 323: Saudi Security, Middle East Peace and U.S. interests, Secretary Haig, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, 10/01/1981 Current Policy No. 324: Dangerous Illusions and Real Choices on AWACS, Secretary Haig, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, 10/05/1981 Current Policy No. 325: News Conference, Secretary Haig, 10/07/1981 Current Policy No. 326: Interview on "Meet the Press," Secretary Haig, 10/11/1981, Current Policy No. 327: Preserving Western Independence and Security, Lawrence S. Eagleburger, Assistant Secretary for European Affairs, the North Atlantic Assembly, 10/15/1981, Munich, Germany. Current Policy No. 328: Cooperative Strategy for Global Growth, President Reagan, the World Affairs Council, 10/15/1981, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Current Policy No. 329: Role of the Private Sector in Developing Countries, M. Peter McPherson, Administrator of the Agency for International Development, Robert D. Hormats, Assistant Secretary for Economic and Business Affairs, the Subcommittee on Trade, Productivity, and Economic Growth of the Joint Economic Committee, 10/19/1981 Current Policy No. 330: U.S. Interests in Africa, Chester Crocker, Assistant Secretary for African Affairs, the Council on Foreign Relations, 10/05/1981, New York, NY Current Policy No. 331: Soviet West European Natural Gas Pipeline, Robert D. Hormats, Assistant Secretary for Economic and Business Affairs, the Subcommittee on Energy, Nuclear Proliferation, and Government Processes of the Senate Committee on Government Affairs, 10/14/1981

Box 6 Current Policy No. 332: Pursuing Peace and Security in the Middle East, Nicholas A Veliotes, Assistant Secretary for Near Eastern and South Asian Affairs, the Subcommittee on Europe and the Middle East of the House Committee on Foreign Affairs, 10/21/1981 Current Policy No. 333: Atlantic Prospects 1981-1990, Walter J. Stoessel, Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs, the Atlantic Institute, 10/24/1981, Brussels, Belgium Current Policy No. 334: Recent Developments in Indochina, John H. Holdridge, Assistant

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-15 Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, the Subcommittee on East Asian and Pacific Affairs of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 10/22/1981 Current Policy No. 335: Opening Statement at Cancun Summit, President Reagan, the International Meeting on Cooperation and Development, 10/22/1981, Cancun, Mexico Current Policy No. 336: Prospects for Arms Control, Eugene Rostow, Director of the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, the Committee I of the UN General Assembly, 10/21/1981, New York, NY. Current Policy No. 337: Japan and the United States: A Durable Relationship, John H. Holdridge, Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, the Japanese American Society, 10/28/1981 Current Policy No. 338: U.S. Trade and Foreign Policy, Myer Rashish, Under Secretary for Economic Affairs, the Subcommittee on Trade of the House Ways and Means Committee, 11/29/1981 Current Policy No. 339: Arms Control and Strategic Nuclear Forces, Secretary Haig, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, 11/04/1981 Current Policy No. 340: The Impact of International Terrorism, Frank H. Perez, Acting Director of the Office for Combating Terrorism the "Conference on Violence and Extremism: A Leadership Response," 10/29/1981, Baltimore, Maryland Current Policy No. 341: Population Growth, Refugees and Immigration, Richard Eliot Benedick, Coordinator of Population Affairs, the Houston Media Roundtable on World Issues of the 1980s, 10/23/1981, Houston, Texas Current Policy No. 342: Use of Chemical Weapons in Asia, Richard Burt, Director of the Bureau of Politico-Military Affairs, the Subcommittee on Arms Control, Oceans, International Operations and Environment of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, 11/10/1981 Current Policy No. 343: Liberia: The Road to Recovery, William Lacey Swing, US Ambassador to Liberia, 10/28/91, Houston, Texas Current Policy No. 344: Overview of Recent Foreign Policy, Secretary Haig, the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 11/21/1981 Current Policy No. 345: International Narcotics Control Strategy, Joseph H Linnemann, Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Bureau of International Narcotics Matters, the Permanent Committee on Investigations of the Senate Committee on Government Affairs, 11/31/1981 Current Policy No. 346: U.S. Program for Peace and Arms Control, President Reagan, the National Press Club, 11/18/1981 Current Policy No. 347: U.S. Cooperation with Pakistan, James L. Buckley, Under Secretary of State for Security Assistance, Science and Technology, M. Peter McPherson, Administrator of the Agency for International Development the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, 11/12/1981 Current Policy No. 348: The African Private Sector and U.S. Policy, Chester A. Crocker, Assistant Secretary for African Affairs, the Chicago Council on Foreign Relations, 11/19/1981, Chicago, Illinois Current Policy No. 349: Arms Transfers to Latin America, Thomas O. Enders, Richard

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-16 Burt, Director of the Bureau of Politico-Military Affairs, the Subcommittee on International Security and Scientific Affairs of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 10/22/1981 Current Policy No. 350: The Alliance at a Crossroad, Richard Burt, Director of the Bureau of Politico-Military Affairs, the Friedrich Ebert Foundation, 12/02/1981, Bonn, West Germany. Current Policy No. 351: An Agenda for Cooperation in the Western Hemisphere, Secretary Haig, the General Assembly of the Organization of American States (OAS), 12/04/1981 Current Policy No. 352: Strategic Situation in Central America and the Caribbean, Thomas O. Enders, Assistant Secretary for Inter-American Affairs, the Subcommittee on Western Hemisphere Affairs of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, 12/14/1981 Current Policy No. 353: Double Standards in Human Rights, Ambassador Jeane J. Kirkpatrick, the Third Committee, UN General Assembly, 11/24/1981, New York, NY. Current Policy No. 354: Nuclear Cooperation and Nonproliferation Strategy, James L. Malone, Assistant Secretary for Oceans and International Environmental and Scientific Affairs, the Atomic Industrial Forum, 12/01/1981, San Francisco, California Current Policy No. 355: U.S. and Europe: Partnership for Peace and Freedom, Lawrence S. Eagleburger, Assistant Secretary for European Affairs, the European People's Party, 12/07/1981, Bonn, West Germany Current Policy No. 356: Interview on "Face the Nation,” Secretary Haig, 12/20/1981 Current Policy No. 357: Situation in Poland, President Reagan, 12/23/1981, White House Current Policy No. 358: The Human Factor in Shaping Foreign Policy, William P. Clark, Deputy Secretary of State, 11/18/1981, West Point, NY Current Policy No. 359: News Conference, Secretary Haig, 01/06/1982 Current Policy No. 360: International Aspects of U.S. Economic Policy, Myer Rashish, Under Secretary for Economic Affairs, the World Banking Conference, 02/15/1981, London, England Current Policy No. 361: U.S.-European Relations, Robert D. Hormats, Assistant Secretary for Economic and Business Affairs, the Mid-America Committee, 12/16/1981, Chicago, Illinois. Current Policy No. 362: Poland and the Future of Europe, Secretary Haig, the International Press Center, 01/12/1982, Brussels, Belgium Current Policy No. 363: Poland Has Not Perished, Secretary Haig, a Solidarity Rally, 01/30/1982, Chicago, Illinois Current Policy No. 364: Democracy and Security in the Caribbean Basin, Thomas O. Enders, Assistant Secretary for Inter-American Affairs, the Subcommittee on Western Hemisphere Affairs of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and the Subcommittee on Inter-American Affairs of the House Foreign Relations Committee, 02/1982 Current Policy No. 365: Current International Developments, Secretary Haig, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, 02/02/1982 Current Policy No. 366: News Conference on the Middle East, Secretary Haig, 02/05/1982

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-17 Current Policy No. 367: Europe at the Crossroads: Secretary Haig, the Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe, 02/09/1982, Madrid, Spain Current Policy No. 368: In Defense of Western Values, Richard Burt, Director of the Bureau of Politico-Military Affairs, the Copenhagen Regional Seminar, 02/05/1982, Copenhagen, Denmark Current Policy No. 369: Proposed Sale of Aircraft to Venezuela, James L. Buckley, Under Secretary of State for Security Assistance, Science and Technology, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, 02/05/1982 Current Policy No. 370: Caribbean Basin Initiative, President Reagan, the Organization of American States (OAS), 02/24/1982 Current Policy No. 371: Law of the Sea, President Reagan, James L. Malone, Special Representative of the President for the Third U. N. Conference on Law of the Sea, the House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee, 01/1982-2/1982 Current Policy No. 372: U.S. Participation in the International Energy Agency, Ernest B. Johnson, Acting Assistant Secretary for Economic and Business Affairs, the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources, 03/1982 Current Policy No. 373: Update of International Developments, Secretary Haig, the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 03/02/1982 Current Policy No. 374: Japan and the United States: A Cooperative Relationship, John H. Holdridge, Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, the Subcommittee on Asian and Pacific Affairs of the Committee on Foreign Affairs, 03/01/1982 Current Policy No. 375: Afghanistan Day: March 21, Walter J. Stoessel, Deputy Secretary of State, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, 03/08/1982 Current Policy No. 376: Cuban Support for Terrorism and Insurgency in the Western Hemisphere, Thomas O. Enders, Assistant Secretary for Inter-American Affairs, the Subcommittee on Security and Terrorism of the Senate Committee on the Judiciary, 03/12/1982 Current Policy No. 377: International Communications and Information Objectives, James L. Buckley, Under Secretary of State for Security Assistance, Science and Technology, the Congressional Leadership Group on International Communications, 03/04/1982 Current Policy No. 378: Security Assistance for FY 1983, James L Buckley, Under Secretary of State for Security Assistance, Science and Technology, the Subcommittee on Foreign Operations of the House Appropriations Committee, 03/11/1982 Current Policy No. 379: Alliance Strategy and the INF Negotiations, Richard Burt, Director of the Bureau of Politico-Military Affairs, the Subcommittee on International Security and Scientific Affairs of the House Committee on Foreign Affairs, 02/03/1982 Current Policy No. 380: Interview on "Meet the Press,” Secretary Haig, 03/28/1982 Current Policy No. 381: Caribbean Basin Initiative in Perspective, Stephen W. Bosworth, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Inter-American Affairs, the Dallas World Affairs Council, 03/11/1982, Dallas, Texas Current Policy No. 382: Nuclear Common Sense, Richard T. Kennedy, Undersecretary for Management, the Atomic Industry Forum, 03/22/1982, New York, NY

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-18 Current Policy No. 383: Peace and Deterrence, Secretary Haig, the Georgetown University Center for International and Strategic Studies, 04/06/1982 Current Policy No. 384: Role of the U.S. Private Sector in Zimbabwe, Chester A. Crocker, Assistant Secretary for African Affairs, the Conference on Zimbabwe, ABA, African-American Institute, 03/26/1982, New York, NY Current Policy No. 385: U.S. Relations with West Germany, Arthur F. Burns, Ambassador to the Federal Republic of Germany, the Subcommittee on Europe and the Middle East of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 04/05/1982 Current Policy No. 31986: Commitment to Democracy in Central America, Thomas O. Enders, Assistant Secretary for Inter-American Affairs, the Subcommittee on Inter- American Affairs of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 04/21/1982 Current Policy No. 387: Arms Control and the Future of East-West Relations, President Reagan, Commencement Address, Eureka College, 05/09/1982, Peoria, Illinois Current Policy No. 388: American Power and American Purpose, Secretary Haig, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, 04/27/1982 Current Policy No. 389: The Strategic Arms Reduction talks, Secretary Haig, the Senate Foreign Relations, 05/11/1982 Current Policy No. 390: U.S. Policy Toward the Persian Gulf, Nicholas A. Veliotes, Assistant Secretary for Near East and South Asian Affairs, the Subcommittee on Europe and the Middle East of the House Foreign Relations Committee, 05/10/1982 Current Policy No. 391: International Environmental Issues, James L. Buckley, Under Secretary of State for Security Assistance, Science and Technology, the International Institute for Environment and Development, 05/03/1982 Current Policy No. 392: Radio Marti and Cuban Interference, Thomas O. Enders, Assistant Secretary for Inter-American Affairs, the Subcommittee on Telecommunications, Consumer Protection and Finance of the House Committee on Energy and Commerce, 05/10/1982 Current Policy No. 393: Maintaining Momentum Toward an Open World Economy, Enders, the Chamber of Commerce and Brazil-U.S. Business Council, 05/13/1982 Current Policy No. 394: Interview on "Face the Nation,” Secretary Haig, 05/23/1982 Current Policy No. 395: Peace and Security in the Middle East, Secretary Haig, the Chicago Council on Foreign Relations, 05/26/1982, Chicago, Illinois Current Policy No. 396: Peaceful Change in Central America, Walter J. Stoessel, Deputy Secretary of State, the Pittsburgh World Affairs Council, 05/27/1982, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Current Policy No. 397: Prospects for Peace in the South Atlantic, Secretary Haig, the Foreign Ministers of the Inter-American Treaty of Reciprocal Assistance, 05/27/1982 Current Policy No. 398: Developing Lasting U.S.-China Relations, Walter J. Stoessel, Deputy Secretary of State, 06/01/1982 Current Policy No. 399: Promoting Democracy and Peace, President Reagan, the British Parliament, 06/08/1982, London, England Current Policy No. 400: Alliance Security and Arms Control, President Reagan, the Bundestag, Bonn, West Germany, 06/09/1982, Bonn, West Germany Current Policy No. 401: Human Rights and the Refugee Crisis, Elliot Abrams, Assistant

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-19 Secretary for Human Rights and Humanitarian Affairs, the Tiger Bay Club, 06/02/1982, Miami, Florida Current Policy No. 402: Terrorist Target: The Diplomat, Frank H. Perez, Deputy Director, Office for Combating Terrorism, the Conference on Terrorism sponsored by the Institute de Questions Internationals, 06/10/1982, Madrid, Spain Current Policy No. 403: Allied Responses to the Soviet Challenge in East Asia and the Pacific, Walter J. Stoessel, Deputy Secretary of State, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, 06/10/1982 Current Policy No. 404: Preserving Freedom, President Reagan, 06/11/1982, Berlin, Germany Current Policy No. 405: Agenda for Peace, President Reagan, the UN General Assembly Special Session on Disarmament, 06/17/1982, New York, NY Current Policy No. 406: Preserving Peace in the 1980s, Paul Wolfowitz, Director of the Policy Planning Staff, the US Naval War College, 06/22/1982, Newport, Rhode Island

Box 7 Current Policy No. 407: U.S.-Latin American Relations, Thomas O. Enders, Assistant Secretary for Inter-American Affairs, the Council of the Americas, 06/21/1982 Current Policy No. 408: Statement at Senate Confirmation Hearings, George P. Shultz, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, 07/13/1982 Current Policy No. 409: Chemical Weapons: Arms Control and Deterrence, Jonathan T. Howe, Director of the Bureau of Politico-Military Affairs, the Subcommittee on International Security and Scientific Affairs of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 07/13/1982 Current Policy No. 410: Certification of Progress in El Salvador, Thomas O. Enders, Assistant Secretary for Inter-American Affairs, the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 07/25/1982 Current Policy No. 411: Human Rights Conditions in El Salvador, Elliot Abrams, Assistant Secretary for Human Rights and Humanitarian Affairs, the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 07/29/1982 Current Policy No. 412: U.S. Approach to Problems in the Caribbean Basin, Secretary Shultz, the Senate Committee on Finance, 08/02/1982 Current Policy No. 413: U.S.-China Joint Communiqué, John H. Holdridge, Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 08/18/1982 Current Policy No. 414: Building the Peace In Central America, Thomas O. Enders, Assistant Secretary for Inter-American Affairs, the Commonwealth Club, 08/20/1982, San Francisco, California Current Policy No. 415: Lebanon: Plan for Evacuation from Beirut, President Reagan, Secretary Schultz, 08/1982 Current Policy No. 416: Law of the Seas and Oceans Policy, President Reagan, 07/1982- 8/1982 Current Policy No. 417: A New Opportunity for Peace in the Middle East, President Reagan, Address to the Nation, 09/01/1982, Burbank, California Current Policy No. 418: President Reagan's Middle East Peace Initiative, Secretary Shultz,

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-20 the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, 09/10/1982 Current Policy No. 419: Quest for Peace, Secretary Shultz, the United Jewish Appeal, 09/12/1982, New York, NY Current Policy No. 420: U.S. Foreign Policy: Realism and Progress, Secretary Shultz, the 37th UN General Assembly, 09/30/1982, New York, NY Current Policy No. 421: Personal Liberties and National Security, William Clark, National Security Adviser to the President, the American Bar Association, 08/06/1982, San Francisco, California Current Policy No. 422: Africa: Economic Prospects and Problems, Chester A Crocker, Assistant Secretary for African Affairs, the National Business League, 09/17/1982, Dallas, Texas Current Policy No. 423: U. S. Energy Strategies, E. Allen Wendt, Deputy Assistant Secretary for International Energy Policy of the Bureau of Economic and Business Affairs, the Oxford Energy Seminar, 09/09/1982, Oxford, England Current Policy No. 424: Areas of Challenge in the Americas, Thomas O. Enders, Assistant Secretary for Inter-American Affairs, the Inter-American Press Association, 09/10/1982, Chicago, Illinois Current Policy No. 425: Nuclear Arms Control and the Future of U.S.-Soviet Relations, Eugene V. Rostow, Director of the US Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, the Los Angeles World Affairs Council, Los Angeles, California Current Policy No. 426: Nuclear Weapons: What is the Moral Response? Elliot Abrams, Assistant Secretary for Human Rights and Humanitarian Affairs, the Chicago World Affairs Council, 09/29, Chicago Illinois Current Policy No. 427: Proposed Refugee Admissions for FY 1983, Kenneth W. Dam. Deputy Secretary of State, Eugene Douglas, US Coordinator for Refugee Affairs, the Senate Judiciary Committee, 10/11/1982 Current Policy No. 428: Freezing Chances for Peace, James L. Buckley, Counselor of the Department of State, the Commonwealth Club of California, 10/27/1982, San Francisco, California Current Policy No. 429: Population Growth and the Policy of Nations, Richard Elliot Benedick, Coordinator of Population Affairs the Bangladesh Institute of Strategic Studies, 10/05/1982, Dacca, Bangladesh Current Policy No. 430: President Reagan's Framework for Peace, William Clark, National Advisor to the President the City Club and Chamber of Commerce, 10/29/1982, San Diego, California Current Policy No. 431: Challenge to Regional Security in Africa: The U.S. Response, Chester A. Crocker, Assistant Secretary for African Affairs, the Baltimore Council on Foreign Relations, 10/28/1982, Baltimore, Maryland Current Policy No. 432: Reflections among Neighbors, Secretary Shultz, the General Assembly of the Organization of American States (OAS), 11/17/1982, OAS Current Policy No. 433: Promoting Free Elections, Secretary Shultz, Ambassador Jeanne Kirkpatrick, Elliot Abrams, Assistant Secretary for Human Rights and Humanitarian Affairs, the Conference on Free Elections, 11/1982 Current Policy No. 434: Nuclear Energy: Opportunities and Problems, Richard T. Kennedy, Under Secretary for Management, the American Industrial Forum and the American Nuclear Society, 11/17/1982

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-21 Current Policy No. 435: Paths Toward Peace: Deterrence and Arms Control, President Reagan, Address to the Nation, 11/22/1982 Current Policy No. 436: Evolution of the U.S. START Approach, Richard D. Burt, Assistant Secretary for European Affairs, in NATO Review, Vol. 30, September 1982 Current Policy No. 437: American Role In NATO, Lawrence S. Eagleburger, Under Secretary for Political Affairs, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, 11/30/1982 Current Policy No. 438: A New Partnership with Africa, Vice President Bush, the Kenya Chamber of Commerce, 11/19/1982, Nairobi, Kenya Current Policy No. 439: Securing a Peaceful Future for Lebanon, Kenneth W. Dam, Deputy Secretary of State, 11/02/1982, Chicago, IL Current Policy No. 440: World Disarmament Campaign, Ambassador Kenneth L. Adelman, U.S. Deputy Permanent Representative to the United Nations, in Committee I of the UN General Assembly, 11/04/1982, New York, NY Current Policy No. 441: Call for Soviet Withdrawal from Afghanistan, Ambassador Jeanne J. Kirkpatrick, the UN General Assembly, 11/24/1982, New York, NY Current Policy No. 442: Programs Underway for the Caribbean Basin Initiative, Ambassador John William Middendorf II, Permanent Representative to the Organization of American States, the Committee for 806 and 807, 11/08/1982 Current Policy No. 443: Dealing with the Reality of Cuba, Thomas O. Enders, Assistant Secretary for Inter-American Affairs, the Subcommittee on Inter-American Affairs, and on International Economic Policy and Trade of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 12/14/1982 Current Policy No. 444: Assessment of U.S. Relations with China, John H. Holdridge, Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, the National Council on US-China Relations, 12/13/1982, New York, NY Current Policy No. 445: Economic Health of the Western Alliance, Arthur F. Burns, U.S. Ambassador to the Federal Republic of Germany, the Deutsche Atlantis he Gellschaft, 12/09/1982, Bonn, Federal Republic of Germany Current Policy No. 446: Nuclear Nonproliferation: Our Shared Responsibility, Richard T. Kennedy, Ambassador at Large and Special Advisor to the Secretary on Nonproliferation and Nuclear Energy Affairs and US Representative to the International Atomic Energy Agency, the American Nuclear Society, 01/25/1983, San Diego, CA Current Policy No. 447: Peace and Security in Europe, Vice President Bush, 01/31/1983, West Berlin, Germany Current Policy No. 448: Advancing the Cause of Peace and Arms Control, Vice President Bush, 02/04/1983, Geneva, Switzerland Current Policy No. 449: July 27, 1982-January 21, 1983: Certification of Progress in El Salvador, Thomas O. Enders, Assistant Secretary for Inter-American Affairs, the House Committee on Foreign Affairs, 02/04/1983, and Elliot Abrams, Assistant Secretary for Human Rights and Humanitarian Affairs, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, 02/02/1983 Current Policy No. 450: Review of U.S. Relations with the Soviet Union, Lawrence S.

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-22 Eagleburger, Under Secretary for Political Affairs, the Governing Board of the World Jewish Congress, 02/01/1983 Current Policy No. 451: Restoring Prosperity to the World Economy, Secretary Shultz, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, 02/15/1983 Current Policy No. 452: U.S. Commitment to Peace and Security in Europe, Vice President Bush, 02/09/1983, Guildhall, London, England Current Policy No. 453: The Search for Regional Security in Southern Africa, Chester A. Crocker, Assistant Secretary for African Affairs, the Subcommittee on Foreign Affairs, 02/15/1983 Current Policy No. 454: Security and Economic Assistance for FY1984, Secretary Shultz, the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 02/16/1983 Current Policy No. 455: Progress in the Quest for Peace and Freedom, President Reagan, the American Legion, 02/22/1983 Current Policy No. 456: Project Democracy, Secretary Shultz, the Subcommittee on International Operations of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 02/23/1983 Current Policy No. 457: Foreign Aid and U.S. National Interests, Secretary Shultz, the Southern Center for International Studies, 02/24/1983 Current Policy No. 458: Yellow Rain: The Arms Control Implications, Lawrence S. Eagleburger, Under Secretary for Political Affairs, the Subcommittee on Arms Control, Oceans, International Operations, and Environment, Senate Foreign Relations Committee, 02/24/1983 Current Policy No. 459: The U. S. and East Asia: A Partnership for the Future, Secretary Shultz, the World Affairs Council of San Francisco, 03/05/1983, San Francisco, California Current Policy No. 460: Developing an Enduring Relationship with China, Paul Wolfowitz, Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, the Subcommittee on Asian and Pacific Affairs of the House Committee on Foreign Affairs, 02/28/1983 Current Policy No. 461: Economics and Politics: The Quandary of Foreign Aid, Allan Wallis, Under Secretary for Economic Affairs, the Heritage Foundation and the Philadelphia Society, 03/03/1983 Current Policy No. 462: Our Development Dialog with Africa, Chester A. Crocker, Assistant Secretary for African Affairs, at the Georgetown University Center on Strategic and International Studies, 03/03/1983 Current Policy No. 463: The Trade Challenge for the 1980s, President Reagan, the Commonwealth Club, 03/04/1983, San Francisco, California Current Policy No. 464: Strategic Importance of El Salvador and Central America, President Reagan, the National Association of Manufacturers, 03/10/1983 Current Policy No. 465: Economics and Security: The Case of East-West Relations, Allen Wallis, Under Secretary for Economic Affairs, the U.S.-German Industrialists' Group, 03/07/1983, New York, NY Current Policy No. 466: Ensuring Security in the Nuclear Age, Kenneth W. Dam, Deputy Secretary of State, a regional foreign policy conference sponsored by the Department of State and the Institute of International Education, 03/08/1983, Denver, Colorado Current Policy No. 467: Bilateral Assistance for Latin America and the Caribbean, FY

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-23 1984, Thomas O. Enders, Assistant Secretary for Inter-American Affairs, the Subcommittee on Inter-American Affairs 03/01/1983, and the oral and prepared statements the Subcommittee on Western Hemisphere Affairs of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, 03/14/1983 Current Policy No. 468: Strengthening Democracy in Central America, Secretary Shultz, the Subcommittee on Foreign Operations of the Senate Appropriations Committee, 03/16/1983 Current Policy No. 469: The Human Side of German-American Relations, Arthur F. Burns, Ambassador to the Federal Republic of Germany, the Overseas Club, 03/14/1983, Hamburg, Federal Republic of Germany Current Policy No. 470: Implications of a Nuclear Freeze, Richard R. Burt, Assistant Secretary for European Affairs, the Subcommittee on Procurement and Military Nuclear Systems of the House Committee on Armed Services, 03/09/1983 Current Policy No. 471: Ocean Policy and the Exclusive Zone, James L. Malone, Assistant Secretary for Oceans and International Environmental and Scientific Affairs and Chairman of the US Delegation to the Third UN Conference on Law of the Sea, the Mentor Group, 03/10/1983 Current Policy No. 472: Peace and National Security, President Reagan, Address to the Nation, 03/23/1983 Current Policy No. 473: Reducing the Danger of Nuclear Weapons, President Reagan, the Los Angeles World Affairs Council, 03/31/1983, Los Angeles, California Current Policy No. 474: Meeting the Global Challenge: Leadership in the 1980s, Allen Wallis, Under Secretary for Economic Affairs, a conference sponsored by the Chief Executives' Organization, 03/20/1983, Scottsdale, Arizona Current Policy No. 475: A Time for Reason and Realism in the Middle East, Kenneth W. Dam, Deputy Secretary of State, the St. Louis World Affairs Council, 04/11/1983, St. Louis, Missouri Current Policy No. 476: Nicaragua: Threat to Peace in Central America, Thomas O. Enders, Assistant secretary for Inter-American Affairs, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, 04/12/1983 Current Policy No. 477: Caribbean Basin Economic Recovery Act, Secretary Shultz, the Senate Finance Committee, 04/13/1983 Current Policy No. 478: Struggle for Democracy in Central America, Secretary Shultz, the Dallas World Affairs Council and Chamber of Commerce, 04/15/1983, Dallas, Texas Current Policy No. 479: Looking Toward Williamsburg: U S. Economic Policy, Kenneth W. Dam, Deputy Secretary of State, at the Graduate Institution of International Studies, 03/21/1983, Geneva Switzerland Current Policy No. 480 Modernizing U.S. Strategic Forces, Secretary Shultz, the Senate Armed Services Committee, 04/20/1983 Current Policy No. 481: Extraterritoriality and Conflicts of Jurisdiction, Kenneth W. Dam, Deputy Secretary of State, the American Society of International Law, 05/15/1983

Box 8 Current Policy No. 482: Central America: Defending Our Vital Interests, President Reagan, a Joint Session of Congress, 04/27/1983

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-24 Current Policy No. 483: Williamsburg in One Word: Confidence, Allen Wallis, Under Secretary for Economic Affairs, the 1983 Foreign Policy Investment Forum, sponsored by the Government Research Council and the National Journal, 05/04/1983 Current Policy No. 484: Middle East: Negotiation and Reconciliation, Secretary Shultz, the Business Council, 05/13/1983, Hot Springs, Virginia Current Policy No. 485: American Policy to Promote World Development, Allen Wallis, Under Secretary for Economic Affairs, a session sponsored by the International Development Conference, 05/13/1983 Current Policy No. 486: A Critical Juncture for the Atlantic Alliance, Richard R. Burt, Assistant Secretary for European Affairs, the Time Conference on the Atlantic Alliance, 04/25/1983, Hamburg, Germany Current Policy No. 487: The U.S. and the Developing World: Our Joint Stake in the World Economy, Secretary Shultz, the Foreign Policy Association, 05/26/1983, New York, NY Current Policy No. 488: NATO, Western Security, and Arms Reductions, Kenneth W. Dam, Deputy Secretary of State, the Executive Club, 03/21/1983, Oslo, Norway Current Policy No. 489: The Atlantic Alliance: Facts and Lessons of History, Kenneth W. Dam, Deputy Secretary of State, a conference sponsored by the Atlantik-Breuke and the American Council on Germany, 03/25/1983, West Berlin, Germany Current Policy No. 490: Middle East Policy Update, Nicholas A. Veliotes, Assistant Secretary for Near Eastern and South Asian Affairs, the Subcommittee on Europe and the Middle East of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 06/02/1983 Current Policy No. 491: On Learning from Experience: Responsibility of the Democracies, Secretary Shultz, commencement address at Stanford University, 06/12/1983, Palo Alto, California Current Policy No. 492: U.S. Soviet Relations in the Context of U.S. Foreign Policy, Secretary Shultz, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, 06/15/1983 Current Policy No. 493: Challenges of the Nuclear Nonproliferation Regime, Richard T. Kennedy, Ambassador at Large and Special Advisor to the Secretary on Nonproliferation Policy and Nuclear Energy Affairs, the Atomic Industrial Forum, 06/01/1983, Geneva, Switzerland Current Policy No. 494: The Challenge of Economic Growth, Kenneth W. Dam, Deputy Secretary of State, the sixth UN Conference on Trade and Development, 06/13/1983, Belgrade, Yugoslavia Current Policy No. 495: A Collective Approach to East-West Economic Relations, Allen Wallis, Under Secretary for Economic Affairs, the American Society of Business Press Editors, 06/20/1983, Chicago, IL Current Policy No. 496: Refugees: A Continuing Concern, James N. Purcell, Director, Bureau for Refugee Programs, the Subcommittee on Immigration and Refugee Policy of the Senate Judiciary Committee, 06/20/1983 Current Policy No. 497: Southern Africa: America's Responsibility for Peace and Change, Lawrence S. Eagleburger, Under Secretary for Political Affairs, the National Conference of Editorial Writers, 06/23/1983, San Francisco, California Current Policy No. 498: The World Economy after Williamsburg, Allen Wallis, Under

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-25 Secretary of State for Economic Affairs, the American Chamber of Commerce, 06/22/1983, Wellington, New Zealand Current Policy No. 499: Saving Freedom In Central America, President Reagan, the International Longshoreman's Association, 07/18/1983, Hollywood, Florida Current Policy No. 500: An Assessment of the Madrid CSCE Follow Up Meeting, Ambassador Max M. Kampelman, Chairman of the US Delegation to the Madrid Follow Up Meeting of the Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe, address to the plenary session of the Madrid CSCE meeting, Madrid, Spain Current Policy No. 501: Fourth Certification of Progress in El Salvador, Langhorne A. Motley, Assistant Secretary for Human Rights and Humanitarian Affairs, the Subcommittee on Western Hemisphere Affairs and on Human Rights and International Organizations of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 08/03/1983 Current Policy No. 502: Comprehensive Strategy for Central America, Secretary Shultz, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, 08/04/1983 Current Policy No. 503: Elections in El Salvador, Langhorne A. Motley, Assistant Secretary for Inter-American Affairs, the Subcommittee on Foreign Operations of the House Appropriations Committee, 08/03/1983 Current Policy No. 504: Building Peace Through Strength, President Reagan, the American Legion, 08/23/1983, Seattle Washington Current Policy No. 505: Bankers and the Debt Crisis? An International Melodrama, Allen Wallis, Under Secretary for Economic Affairs, the International Summer School of the American Bankers Association, 08/25/1983 Current Policy No. 506: Japan and America: International Partnership for the 1980s, Secretary Shultz, the sixth Shimoda Conference, 09/02/1982, Warrenton, Virginia Current Policy No. 507: Korean Airline Massacre, President Reagan, Address to the Nation, 09/05/1983 Current Policy No. 508: The Challenge of the Helsinki Process, Secretary Shultz, the Concluding Session of the Madrid Follow Up Meeting of the Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe, 09/09/1983, Madrid, Spain Current Policy No. 509: Economic Growth and U.S. Policy in Central America, Kenneth W. Dam, Deputy Secretary of State, the Forum Club, 09/14/1983, Houston, Texas Current Policy No. 510: U.S. Objectives in Lebanon, Secretary Shultz, the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 09/21/1983 Current Policy No. 511: Renewing the U.S. Commitment to Peace, President Reagan, the 38th session of the UN General Assembly, 09/26/1983, New York, NY Current Policy No. 512: International Energy Security, E. Allen Wendt, Deputy Assistant Secretary for International Energy Policy, the Oxford Energy Seminar, 09/02/1983, Oxford England, and by Richard T. Kennedy, Ambassador at Large and Special Advisor to the Secretary on Nonproliferation Policy and Nuclear Energy Affairs, the World Energy Conference, 09/07/1983 Current Policy No. 513: Economic Progress through Individual Freedom, President Reagan, the Boards of Governors of the World Bank and International Monetary Fund, 09/27/1983 Current Policy No. 514: Kampuchea After 5 Years of Vietnamese Occupation, John C.

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-26 Monjo, Deputy Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, the Subcommittee on East Asian and Pacific Affairs of the House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee, 09/15/1983 Current Policy No. 515: Major U.S. Interests in the Middle East, Robert H. Pelletreau, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Near Eastern and South Asian Affairs, the Subcommittee on Europe and the Middle East of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 09/26/1983 Current Policy No. 516: Protecting the World Economy, Allen Wallis, Under Secretary for Economic Affairs, the Business Council of New York, 10/01/1983, New York, NY Current Policy No. 517: Proposed Refugee Admissions for FY 1984, Edward J. Derwinski, Counselor of the Department of State, and Ambassador H. Eugene Douglas, U.S. Coordinator for Refugee Affairs, the Senate Judiciary Committee, Senate Judiciary Committee, 09/26/1983 Current Policy No. 518: The Cuban Revolution and Its Impact on Human Rights, Elliot Abrams, Assistant Secretary for Human Rights and Humanitarian Affairs, a conference in Cuba sponsored by the Center for Strategic and International Studies Current Policy No. 519: Agricultural Export Promotion and Trade, W. Allen Wallis, Under Secretary for Economic Affairs, the House Committee on Agriculture, 10/18/1983 Current Policy No. 520: The Situation in Lebanon, Secretary Shultz, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 10/24/1983 Current Policy No. 521: The Soviet Role in Asia, William A. Brown, Deputy Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, the Subcommittee on Europe and the Middle East and on Asian and Pacific of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 10/19/1983 Current Policy No. 522: America's Commitment to Peace, President Reagan, Address to the Nation, 10/27/1983 Current Policy No. 523: The Magic of the Market-At-Home and Abroad, W. Allen Wallis, Under Secretary for Economic Affairs, the Chamber of Commerce of San Francisco, San Francisco, CA Current Policy No. 524: The Price of Peace: U.S. Middle East Policy, Kenneth W. Dam, Deputy Secretary of State, the American Jewish Committee, 10/27/1983, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Current Policy No. 525: Challenges of U.S.-Soviet Relations at the 50-Year Mark, Kenneth W. Dam, Deputy Secretary of State, International House, 10/31/1983, Chicago, Illinois Current Policy No. 526: The Larger Importance of Grenada, Kenneth W. Dam, Deputy Secretary of State, the Managing Editors' Conference, 11/04/1983, Louisville, Kentucky Current Policy No. 527: Reagan Administration's Africa Policy: A Progress Report, Chester A. Crocker, Assistant Secretary for African Affairs, the Fourth Annual Conference on International Affairs: U.S.-Africa Relations since 1960, 11/10/1983, Lawrence, Kansas Current Policy No. 528: Promoting Peace in the Middle East, Secretary Shultz, the Council of Jewish Federations and Welfare Funds, 11/19/1983, Atlanta, Georgia Current Policy No. 529: The Caribbean Basin Initiative and Central America, Kenneth W.

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-27 Dam, Deputy Secretary of State, the International Trade Mart "World News Business Briefing," 11/29/1983, New Orleans, Louisiana Current Policy No. 530: The Political Economy of the Caribbean Basin, Kenneth W. Dam, Deputy Secretary of State, the seventh annual Conference on Trade, Investment and Development in the Caribbean Basin, 12/02/1983, Miami Florida Current Policy No. 531: Promoting the Free Flow of Information, Ambassador Diana Lady Dougan, Coordinator for International Communication and Information Policy, the Second Symposium on Transborder Data Flows, of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, 11/30/1983, London, England Current Policy No. 532: Democracy as a Problem-Solving Mechanism, Langhorne A. Motley, Assistant Secretary for Inter-American Affairs, the Council of the Americas, 12/08/1983 Current Policy No. 533: U.S. Condemns Salvadoran Death Squads, Vice President Bush, a dinner hosted by the Salvadoran President Alvaro Magana, 12/11/1983, San Salvador, El Salvador Current Policy No. 534: Refugee Assistance and Protection, James N. Purcell, Jr., Director of the Bureau for Refugee Programs, the Executive Committee of the UN High Commissioner for Refugees, 10/12/1983, Geneva, Switzerland Current Policy No. 535: U.S. Foreign Policy and Agricultural Trade, Kenneth W. Dam, Deputy Secretary of State, the American Farm Bureau Federation, 01/10/1984, Orlando, Florida Current Policy No. 536: Policy Options in Lebanon, Kenneth W. Dam, Deputy Secretary of State, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, 01/11/1984 Current Policy No. 537: The U.S.-Soviet Relationship, President Reagan, Address to the Nation, 01/16/1984 Current Policy No. 538: Building Confidence in Europe, Secretary Shultz, the Conference on Confidence and Security Building Measures and Disarmament in Europe, 01/17/1984, Stockholm, Sweden Current Policy No. 539: Is Peace Possible in Central America? Langhorne A Motley, Assistant Secretary for Inter-American Affairs, the Foreign Policy Association, 01/19/1984, New York, NY Current Policy No. 540: U.S. Interests in Lebanon, Richard W. Murphy, Assistant Secretary for Near Eastern and South Asian Affairs, the Subcommittee on Europe and the Middle East of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 01/26/1984 Current Policy No. 541: The Decision to Assist Grenada, Langhorne A. Motley, Assistant Secretary for Inter-American Affairs, the House Armed Services Committee, 01/24/1984 Current Policy No. 542: U.S. Policy Toward Lebanon, Lawrence S. Eagleburger, Under Secretary for Political Affairs, the House Committee on Foreign Affairs, 01/26/1984 Current Policy No. 543: The U.S. and Korea: Auspicious Prospects, Paul Wolfowitz, Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, the Asia Society, 01/31/1984, New York, NY Current Policy No. 544: The Atlantic Relationship, Richard R. Burt, Assistant Secretary for European Affairs, the Subcommittee on Europe and the Middle East of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 02/07/1984

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-28 Current Policy No. 545: International Economic Issues, W. Allen Wallis, Under Secretary for Economic Affairs, the Joint Economic Committee, 02/07/1984 Current Policy No. 546: El Salvador: Revolution or Reform? Langhorne A. Motley, Assistant Secretary for Inter-American Affairs, a joint hearing of the Subcommittees on Human Rights and International Organizations and on Western Hemisphere Affairs of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 01/26/1984 Current Policy No. 547: U.S.-Japan Relations in Perspective, Kenneth W. Dam, Deputy Secretary of State, the Japan Society, 02/06/1984, New York, NY Current Policy No. 548: Foreign Aid and U.S. Policy Objectives, Secretary Shultz, the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 02/09/1984 Current Policy No. 549: The U.S. and Africa in the 1980s, Secretary Shultz, the Boston World Affairs Council, 02/15/1984, Boston, Massachusetts Current Policy No. 550: Democratic Solidarity in the Americas, Secretary Shultz, at a luncheon attended by the leaders of Barbados, Jamaica, and the Organization of Eastern Caribbean States, 02/08/1984, Bridgetown, Barbados Current Policy No. 551: Human Rights and the Moral Dimension of U.S. Foreign Policy, Secretary Shultz, the 1986th Annual Washington Day Banquet of the Creve Coeur Club of Illinois, 02/22/1984, Peoria, Illinois Current Policy No. 552: Central America Democracy, Peace, and Development Initiative, Langhorne A. Motley, Assistant Secretary for Inter-American Affairs, the Subcommittee on Western Hemisphere Affairs, of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 02/21/1984 Current Policy No. 553: Chemical Weapons Use in Southeast Asia, and Afghanistan, U.S. Submission to the UN Secretary General on the Use of Chemical and Toxic Weapons in South East Asia and Afghanistan, 02/21/1984, New York, NY Current Policy No. 554: Elections in El Salvador, Thomas R. Pickering, U.S. Ambassador to El Salvador, the Corporate Round Table of the World Affairs Council, 03/01/1984 Current Policy No. 555: U.S. Participation in the United Nations, Jeane J. Kirkpatrick, U.S. Permanent Representative to the United Nations, the Subcommittee on Foreign Operations of the Senate Appropriations Committee, 02/02/1984 Current Policy No. 556: The Transatlantic Relationship: A Long-Term Prospective, Lawrence S. Eagleburger, Under Secretary for Political Affairs, the National Newspaper Association, 03/07/1984

Box 9 Current Policy No. 557: Foreign Policy: It is Impact on Agricultural Trade, W. Allen Wallis, Under Secretary for Economic Affairs, the Board of Directors of the United States Feed Grains Council, 03/07/1984, Houston, Texas Current Policy No. 558: Security Policy and Arms Control, Lawrence S. Eagleburger, Under Secretary for Political Affairs, the Regional Foreign Policy Conference, 03/24/1984, Birmingham, AL Current Policy No. 559: A National Response to the Crisis in Central America, Langhorne A, Motley, Assistant Secretary for Inter-American Affairs, the Subcommittee on Foreign Operations of the House Committee on Appropriations, 03/27/1984 Current Policy No. 560: The Baltic States' Struggle for Freedom, Elliot Abrams, Assistant

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-29 Secretary for Human Rights and Humanitarian Affairs, the 3rd Annual Human Rights Conference of the Baltic American Freedom League, 03/17/1984, Los Angeles, California Current Policy No. 561: Power and Diplomacy in the 1980s, Secretary Shultz, the Trilateral Commission, 04/03/1984 Current Policy No. 562: America's Foreign Policy Challenges for the 1980s, President Reagan, the Center for Strategic and International Studies, 04/06/1984 Current Policy No. 563: START in a Historical Perspective, Edward L. Rowney, Chief Negotiator for the U.S. Delegation to the Strategic Arms Reduction Talks (START), the Kiwanis Club, 04/10/1984, Atlanta, Georgia Current Policy No. 564: Examining the Unitary Tax, W. Allen Wallis, Under Secretary for Economic Affairs, the Coral Gables Chamber of Commerce, 03/08/1984, Coral Gables, Florida Current Policy No. 565: Steel: Domestic Industry in a Global Market, W. Allen Wallis, Under Secretary for Economic Affairs, the Convention of the Iron and Steel Society of the American Institute of Metallurgical Engineers, 04/02/1984, Chicago, Illinois Current Policy No. 566: U.S. Proposes Banning Chemical Weapons, Vice President Bush, the Conference on Disarmament, 04/18/1984, Geneva Switzerland Current Policy No. 567: Review of East-West Economic Relations, W. Allen Wallis, Under Secretary for Economic Affairs, the Subcommittee on Europe and the Middle East, of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 03/29/1984 Current Policy No. 568: East-West Relations and the Technology Transfer, Michael B. Marks, Senior Policy Advisor, for William Schneider, Jr., Under Secretary for Security Assistance, Science and Technology, the Federal Bar Association, 03/29/1984, Newton, Massachusetts Current Policy No. 569: U.S. Relations with Honduras and Nicaragua, James A. Michel, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Inter-American Affairs, the Subcommittee on Military Installations and Facilities of the House Armed Services Committee 03/28/1984 Current Policy No. 570: An Expanding Private Sector: Key to Unprecedented Growth, J. William Middendorf II, Ambassador to the Organization of American States, a conference sponsored by the Brazilian Exporters Association, National Confederation of Industry, and Brazilian Courier Association, March 1984, Brazil Current Policy No. 571: Refugees: Overseas Aid and Domestic Admissions, James N. Purcell, Director of the Bureau for Refugee Programs, the 7th Annual National Legal Conference on Immigration and Refugee Policy convened by the Center for Migration Studies, 03/30/1984 Current Policy No. 572: U.S.-Central American Policy at the Crossroads, Langhorne A, Motley, Assistant Secretary for Inter-American Affairs, the Subcommittee on Western Hemisphere Affairs of the House Committee on Foreign Affairs, 05/02/94 Current Policy No. 573: Trade Interdependence and Conflicts of Jurisdiction, Secretary Shultz, the South Carolina Bar Association, 05/05/1984, Columbia, South Carolina Current Policy No. 574: A Historic Opportunity for the U.S. and China, President Reagan, the Chinese Community Leaders in the Great Hall of the People, 04/27/1984, Beijing, China

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-30 Current Policy No. 575: The U.S. and China Building a Lasting Friendship, President Reagan, the students and faculty of Fudan University, 04/30/1984, Shanghai, China Current Policy No. 576: U.S. Interests in Central America, President Reagan, address to the nation, 05/09/1984 Current Policy No. 577: Realism and Responsibility: the U.S. Approach to Arms Control, Secretary Shultz, the League of Woman Voters, 05/14/1984, Detroit, Michigan Current Policy No. 578: The Near West: America and the Pacific, W. Allen Wallis, Under Secretary for Economic Affairs, the World Affairs Council, 05/09/1984, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Current Policy No. 579: Looking Toward London: Ten Years of Economic Summitry, W. Allen Wallis, Under Secretary for Economic Affairs, the American Association of Exporters and Importers, 05/23/1984, New York, NY Current Policy No. 580: Doctrine of Moral Equivalence, Jeane J. Kirkpatrick, U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, the Royal Institute for International Affairs, 04/09/1984, London, England Current Policy No. 581: The Atlantic Alliance and the American National Interest, Jeane J. Kirkpatrick, U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, the National Committee on American Foreign Policy, 04/30/1984, New York, NY Current Policy No. 582: Arresting the Nuclear Genie, Kenneth L. Adelman, Director of the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, the Mid-America Committee, 05/02/1984, Chicago, Illinois Current Policy No. 583: The American Trade Deficit in Perspective, Arthur F. Burns, Ambassador to the Federal Republic of Germany, presented at the Industry-Club, 04/05/1984, Dusseldorf, Germany. Current Policy No. 584: The Role of Science and Technology in Foreign Affairs, James L. Malone, Assistant Secretary for Oceans and International Environmental and Scientific Affairs, the Council of Scientific Society Presidents, 04/25/1984 Current Policy No. 585: The Logic and Politics of the Next Trade Round, Dennis Lamb, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Trade and Commercial Affairs, the World Trade Conference, 04/25/1984, Chicago, Illinois Current Policy No. 586: Terrorism: The Problem and the Challenges, Secretary Shultz, the House Committee on Foreign Affairs, 06/13/1984 Current Policy No. 587: Negotiating with the Soviets, Ambassador Paul H. Nitze, head of the U.S. delegation to the intermediate-range nuclear forger (INF) negotiations, the Foreign Policy Association, 06/01/1984, New York, NY Current Policy No. 588: The Effect of European Public Opinion on U.S. Foreign Policy, Ambassador W. Tapley Bennett, Assistant Secretary for Legislative and Intergovernmental Affairs, the Education Committee of the North Atlantic Assembly, 05/25/1984, Luxembourg Current Policy No. 589: Terrorism: The Challenge to the Democracies, Secretary Shultz, the Jonathan Institute's second conference on International Terrorism, 06/24/1984 Current Policy No. 590: Preserving Freedom and Security, Kenneth W. Dam, Deputy Secretary of State, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, 06/13/1984

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-31 Current Policy No. 591: Nuclear Arms Control and the NATO Alliance, Ambassador Edward L. Rowny, chief negotiator for the U.S. delegation to the strategic arms reduction talks Royal United Services Institute, 06/12/1984, London, England Current Policy No. 592: The ANZUS Relationship: Alliance Management, Paul D. Wolfowitz, Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, to the Conference on the American Effect on Australian Defense at the Australian Studies Center of Pennsylvania State University, 06/24/1984, University Park, Pennsylvania Current Policy No. 593: Taking Stock of U.S.-Japan Relations, Paul D. Wolfowitz, Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, the Subcommittee on Asian and Pacific Affairs and International Economic Policy and Trade, House Foreign Affairs Committee, 06/12/1984 Current Policy No. 594: The U. S. China Trade Relationship, Paul D. Wolfowitz, Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, the National Council for United States-China Trade, 05/31/1984 Current Policy No. 595: Soviet Active Measures, William E. Knepper, Deputy Assistant Secretary, Bureau of Intelligence and Research, the Chicago Council on Foreign Relations, 05/30/1984, Chicago, Illinois Current Policy No. 596: The Bretton Woods Legacy: It’s Continuing Relevance, Richard T. McCormack, Assistant Secretary for Economic and Business Affairs, at a conference commemorating the 40th anniversary of the signing of the Bretton Woods Agreements, 07/13/1984, Bretton Woods, New Hampshire Current Policy No. 597: Challenges Facing the U.S. and ASEAN, Secretary Shultz, the Foreign Ministers of the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN), 07/13/1984, Jakarta, Indonesia Current Policy No. 598: Asia-Pacific and the Future, Secretary Shultz, the Honolulu Council on Foreign Relations, 07/18/1984, Honolulu, Hawaii Current Policy No. 599: World Economic Prospects, Allen Wallis, Under Secretary for Economic Affairs, the American Chamber of Commerce, 07/27/1984, Santiago Chile Current Policy No. 600: Cuba as a Model and as a Challenge, Kenneth N. Skoug, Jr., Director of the Office of Cuban Affairs, the Americas Society, 07/25/1984, New York, NY Current Policy No. 601: Review of Nicaragua's Commitments to the OAS, Ambassador J. William Mittendorf II, U.S. Permanent Representative to the Organization of American States (OAS) the OAS Permanent Council, 07/18/1984 Current Policy No. 602: Food and Population Planning Assistance, M. Peter McPherson, Administrator of the Agency for International Development (AID), the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 08/02/1984 Current Policy No. 603: Europe V. Asia: Is Diplomacy a Zero? Kenneth W. Dam, Deputy Secretary of State, the American Bar Association 08/06/1984, Chicago, Illinois Current Policy No. 604: U.S. Commitment to International Population Planning, Ambassador James Buckley, head of the U.S. Delegation, the International Conference on Population, 08/08/1984, Mexico City, Mexico Current Policy No. 605: Democracy in Latin America and the Caribbean, Ambassador

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-32 Langhorne A. Motley, Assistant Secretary for Inter-American Affairs, the Subcommittee on Western Hemisphere Affairs of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 07/31/1984 Current Policy No. 606: Power and Diplomacy, Secretary Shultz, the Veterans of Foreign Wars, 08/20/1984, Chicago, Illinois Current Policy No. 607: Nuclear Trade: Reliable Supply and Mutual Obligations, Richard T. Kennedy, Ambassador at Large and Special Advisor to the Secretary on Nonproliferation Policy and Nuclear Energy Affairs, the Center for Strategic and International Studies, Georgetown University, 06/28/1984 Current Policy No. 608: International Terrorism: A Long Twilight Struggle, Ambassador Robert M. Sayre, Director for the Office for Counterterrorism and Emergency Planning, the Foreign Policy Association, 08/15/1984, New York, NY Current Policy No. 609: The Private Sector's Role in Latin American Development, J. William Mittendorf, Ambassador to the Organization of American States (OAS), the American Chamber of Commerce, Santiago, Chile Current Policy No. 610: Proposed Refugee Admissions for FY 1985, Secretary Shultz, the Subcommittee on Immigration and Refugee Policy of the Senate Judiciary Committee, 09/11/1984 Current Policy No. 611: The Campaign against Drugs: The International Dimension, Secretary Shultz, the Miami Chamber of Commerce, 09/14/1984, Miami, Florida Current Policy No. 612: International Energy Security: The Continuing Challenge, E. Allen Wendt, Deputy Assistant Secretary for International Energy and Resources Policy, the Oxford Energy Seminar, 09/12/1984, Oxford, United Kingdom Current Policy No. 613: Cambodia: The Search for Peace, Paul D. Wolfowitz, Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, the Conference on the Cambodian Crisis, 09/11/1984 Current Policy No. 614: Welcoming Remarks to Holocaust Conference, Secretary Shultz, the Conference on Faith in Humankind: Rescuers of Jews During the Holocaust, sponsored by the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Council, 09/17/1984 Current Policy No. 615: Reducing World Tensions, President Reagan, the UN General Assembly, 09/24/1984, New York, NY Current Policy No. 616: Promoting Global Economic Growth, President Reagan, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and World Bank joint annual meeting, 09/25/1984 Current Policy No. 617: Freedom and Opportunity: Foundation for a Dynamic National Ocean Policy, James L. Malone, Assistant Secretary for Oceans and International Environmental and Scientific Affairs the Law of the Sea Institute, 09/24/1984, San Francisco, California Current Policy No. 618: Terrorism in the Middle East, Kenneth W. Dam, Acting Secretary of State, the leaders of the National Jewish Appeal, 10/01/1984 Current Policy No. 619: An Update of Constructive Engagement in South Africa, Chester A Crocker, Assistant Secretary for African Affairs, the Subcommittee on African Affairs of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, 09/26/1984 Current Policy No. 620: NATO and the Challenges Ahead, Michael H. Armacost, Under Secretary for Political Affairs, the 30th meeting of the Atlantic Treaty Association, 10/10/1984, Toronto, Canada

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-33 Current Policy No. 621: U.S. Relations with Poland, Kenneth W. Dam, Deputy Secretary of State at the opening of the foreign Policy briefing for Polish-American leaders, 10/11/1984 Current Policy No. 622: Commercialization of Outer Space, Harry R. Marshall, Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary for Oceans and International Environmental and Scientific Affairs the International Astronautical Federation and the International Institute of Space Law, 10/09/1984, Lausanne, Switzerland Current Policy No. 623: Change and Continuity: American Foreign Policy in the 1980s, Kenneth W. Dam, the Commonwealth Club of California, 10/15/1984, San Francisco, California Current Policy No. 624: Managing the U.S.-Soviet Relationship over the Long Term, Secretary Shultz, the Rand/UCLA Center for the Study of Soviet International Behavior, 10/18/1984, Los Angeles, California Current Policy No. 625: A Forward Look at Foreign Policy, Secretary Shultz, the Los Angeles World Affairs Council, 10/19/1984, Los Angeles, California Current Policy No. 626: The U.S. and the Caribbean: Partners in Communication, Ambassador Diana Lady Dougan, Coordinator for International Communication and Information Policy, to the Caribbean Seminar of Space WARC (World Administrative Radio Conference on the Use of the Geostationary Satellite Orbit and the Planning of Space Services Utilizing It), 10/02/1984, Montego Bay, Jamaica Current Policy No. 627: The Challenge of Refugee Protection, James N. Purcell, Jr., Director of the Bureau for Refugee Programs, the Executive Committee for the UN High Commission for Refugees (UNHCR), 10/09/1984, Geneva, Switzerland Current Policy No. 628: Soviet Jewry and the U.S.-Soviet Relations, Secretary Shultz, the Leadership Committee of the National Conference on Soviet Jewry, 10/22/1984 Current Policy No. 629: Terrorism and the Modern World, Secretary Shultz, the Park Avenue Synagogue, 10/25/1984, New York, NY Current Policy No. 630: Democratic Ideal and U.S. National Security, Stephen W. Bosworth, Ambassador to the Philippines, the Rotary Club of Makati West, 10/25/1984, Manila, Philippines Current Policy No. 631: Preventing the Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, Secretary Shultz, the United Nations Association of the USA, 11/01/1984, New York, NY

Box 10 Current Policy No. 632: Freedom of the Press: The Need for Vigilance, Gregory J. Newell, Assistant Secretary for International Organizational Affairs, the Inter- American Press Association General Assembly, 10/30/1984, Los Angeles, California Current Policy No. 633: The Resurgence of Democracy in Latin America, Secretary Shultz, the General Assembly of the Organization of American States (OAS), 11/12/1984, Brasilia, Brazil Current Policy No. 634: Perspective on the U.S. Withdrawal from UNESCO, Gregory J. Newell, Assistant Secretary for International Organization Affairs at Stanford University, 10/31/1984, Palo Alto, California Current Policy No. 635: The United States in the World Economy: Myths and Realities,

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-34 Robert J. Morris, Deputy to the Under Secretary for Economic Affairs, the Long Beach International Business Association, 11/16/1984, Long Beach, California Current Policy No. 636: Afghanistan: Five Years of Tragedy, Ambassador Jeane J. Kirkpatrick, U.S. Permanent Representative to the United Nations, the UN General Assembly, 11/14/1984 Current Policy No. 637: Reflections on East-West Relations, Arthur F. Burns, Ambassador to the Federal Republic of Germany, the Chamber of Industry and Commerce, 11/27/1984, West Berlin, Germany Current Policy No. 638: The Role of Investment in Latin America's Economic Future, Ambassador J. William Mittendorf II, U.S. Permanent Representative to the Organization of American States (OAS), the Torcuato di Tella Institute of Argentina, 11/19/1984, Buenos Aires, Argentina Current Policy No. 639: The Stockholm Conference: A Report on the First Year, Ambassador James E. Goodby, U.S. Representative to the Conference on Disarmament in Europe, L'Institut Français des Relations Internationales, 12/03/1984, Paris, France Current Policy No. 640: Latin America: The Struggle to Restore Economic Growth, Kenneth W. Dam, Deputy Secretary of State, the Dallas World Affairs Council, 12/05/1984, Dallas, Texas Current Policy No. 641: Democracy and the Path to Economic Growth, Secretary Shultz, the eighth annual Conference on Trade, Investment and Development in the Caribbean Basin, 12/06/1984, Miami, Florida Current Policy No. 642: The Ethics of Power, Secretary Shultz, at the Convocation of Yeshiva University, 12/09/1984, New York, NY Current Policy No. 643: Rededication to the Cause of Human Rights, President Reagan, in a ceremony commemorating Bill of Rights Day, Human Rights Day and Week, 1989, 12/10/1984 Current Policy No. 644: The Medium-Term Outlook for the World Economy, Richard T. McCormack, Assistant Secretary for Economic and Business Affairs, the Austrian Society for Foreign Policy and International Relations, 11/22/1984, Vienna, Austria Current Policy No. 645: South Asia and U.S. Foreign Policy, Michael H. Armacost, Under Secretary for Political Affairs, the Philadelphia World Affairs Council, 12/12/1984, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Current Policy No. 646: The United States and Cuba, Kenneth N. Skoug, Director of the Office of Cuban Affairs, the "Face-to-Face" Program of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, 12/17/1984 Current Policy No. 647: Geneva and Beyond: New Arms Control Negotiations, Kenneth W. Dam, Deputy Secretary of State, the Foreign Policy Association, 01/14/1985, New York, NY Current Policy No. 648: U.S. Assistance and Africa's Economic Crisis, Chester A. Crocker, Assistant Secretary for African Affairs, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, 01/17/1985 Current Policy No. 649: The New U.S. Observer Role in UNESCO, Gregory J. Newell, Assistant Secretary for International Organization Affairs, L'Association de Presse Diplomatique Française, 01/15/1985, Paris, France

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-35 Current Policy No. 650: The Future of American Foreign Policy: New Realities and New Ways of Thinking, Secretary Shultz, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, 01/31/1985 Current Policy No. 651: Recent Developments in the Middle East, Richard W. Murphy, Assistant Secretary for Near Eastern and South Asian Affairs, the Subcommittee on Europe and the Middle East of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 01/30/1985 Current Policy No. 652: Strength and Diplomacy: Toward a New Consensus? Michael H. Armacost, Under Secretary for Political Affairs, the Boston World Affairs Council, 01/25/1985, Boston, Massachusetts Current Policy No. 653: The Asia-Pacific Region: A Forward Look, Michael H. Armacost, Under Secretary for Political Affairs, the Far East-America Council/Asia Society, 01/25/1985, New York, NY Current Policy No. 654: U.S. Government and Business: Our Common Defense Against Terrorism, Secretary Shultz, the American Society for Industrial Security, 02/04/1985, Arlington, Virginia Current Policy No. 655: The Need for Continuity in U.S. Latin American Policy, Langhorne A. Motley, Assistant Secretary for Inter-American Affairs, the Subcommittee on Western Hemisphere Affairs of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 01/25/1985 Current Policy No. 656: Foreign Assistance Request for FY1986, Secretary Shultz, the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 02/19/1985 Current Policy No. 657: On the Road to a More Stable Peace, Paul H. Nitze, Special Adviser to the President and the Secretary for Arms Reduction Negotiations, the Philadelphia World Affairs Council, 02/20/1985, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Current Policy No. 658: Economic Cooperation in the Pacific Basin, Secretary Shultz, at the Asia Foundation Dinner in Honor of the United States National Committee for Pacific Economic Cooperation, 02/21/1985, San Francisco, California Current Policy No. 659: America and the Struggle for Freedom, Secretary Shultz, the Commonwealth Club of California, 02/21/1985, San Francisco, California Current Policy No. 660: The Pacific: Region of Promise and Challenge, Paul D. Wolfowitz, Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, the National Defense University Pacific Symposium, 02/22/1985, Honolulu, Hawaii Current Policy No. 661: The United States and Greece, Richard N. Haass, Deputy for Policy, Bureau of European and Canadian Affairs, the American Hellenic Educational Progressive Association (AHEPA), 02/08/1985 Current Policy No. 662: The Importance of the MX Peacekeeper Missile, Secretary Shultz, the Senate Armed Services Committee, 02/26/1985 Current Policy No. 663: U.S. Policy toward Namibia, Chester A. Crocker, Assistant Secretary for African Affairs, the Subcommittee on Africa of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 02/21/1985 Current Policy No. 664: Protectionism: A Threat to Our Prosperity, W. Allen Wallis, Under Secretary for Economic Affairs, the National Association of Business Economists, 02/26/1985 Current Policy No. 665: Science and Foreign Policy: The Spirit of Progress, Secretary

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-36 Shultz and James L. Malone, Assistant Secretary for Oceans and International Environmental and Scientific Affairs, a symposium on science and foreign policy sponsored by the National Academy of Sciences, 03/06/1985 Current Policy No. 666: Aid and U.S. Interests in Latin America and the Caribbean, Langhorne A. Motley, Assistant Secretary for Inter-American Affairs, the Subcommittee on Western Hemisphere Affairs of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 03/05/1985 Current Policy No. 667: Combating International Terrorism, Ambassador Robert B. Oakley, Director, Office for Counter-Terrorism and Emergency Planning, the Subcommittees on Arms Control, International Security, and Science and on International Operations of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 03/05/1985 Current Policy No. 668: State Department Authorization Request for FY 1986-87, Secretary Shultz, the Subcommittee on International Operations of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 02/27/1985 Current Policy No. 669: Soviet Activities in Latin America and the Caribbean, James A. Michel, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Inter-American Affairs, the Subcommittee on Western Hemisphere Affairs of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 02/28/1985 Current Policy No. 670: Strategic Defense Initiative, Robert C. McFarlane, Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs, the Overseas Writers Association, 03/07/1985 Current Policy No. 671: The U.S. Perspective on the International Economy, Allen Wallis, Under Secretary for Economic Affairs, the Canadian Institute of International Affairs, 03/05/1985 Current Policy No. 672: FY 1986 Foreign Assistance Proposals for Africa, Frank Wisner, Deputy Assistant Secretary for African Affairs, the Subcommittee on Africa of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 03/05/1985 Current Policy No. 673: U.S. Pledges One-Half of Africa's Food Aid, Vice President Bush, the UN Conference on the Emergency Situation in Africa, 03/11/1985, Geneva, Switzerland Current Policy No. 674: The ANZUS Alliance, Paul Wolfowitz, Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, the Subcommittee on Asian and Pacific Affairs of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 03/18/1985 Current Policy No. 675: Controlling International Narcotics Production and Trafficking, Jon R. Thomas, Assistant Secretary for International Narcotics Matters, the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 03/19/1985 Current Policy No. 676: Arms Control: Objectives and Prospects, Secretary Shultz, the Austin Council on Foreign Relations, 03/28/1985, Austin, Texas Current Policy No. 677: The Objectives of Arms Control, Ambassador Paul H. Nitze, Special Adviser to the President and the Secretary of State on Arms Control Matters, the International Institute for Strategic Studies, 03/28/1985, London, England Current Policy No. 678: FY 1986 Budget Request and Security Issues, Ronald I. Spiers, Under Secretary for Management, the Subcommittee on Commerce, Justice, State and Judiciary of the House Appropriations Committee, 03/20/1985, and the Subcommittee on International Security and Scientific Affairs and the

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-37 Subcommittee on International Operations of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 03/21/1985 Current Policy No. 679: Nicaragua: The Stolen Revolution, Ambassador J. William Mittenddorf II, U.S. Permanent Representative to the Organization of American States (OAS), the OAS Permanent Council Meeting, 03/27/1985 Current Policy No. 680: Foreign Policy and the Black Community, Secretary Shultz, the 10th National Conference on Blacks in Higher Education, 04/01/1985 Current Policy No. 681: Prospects for the Bonn Summit, Allen Wallis, Under Secretary for Economic Affairs, the U.S. Council for International Business, 04/04/1985, New York, NY Current Policy No. 682: President Reagan Supports Nicaraguan Peace Process, remarks, White House Briefing Room, 04/04/1985. Current Policy No. 683: Developments in the Middle East: An Update, Richard W. Murphy, Assistant Secretary for Near Eastern and South Asian Affairs, the Subcommittee on Europe and the Middle East of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 04/04/1985 Current Policy No. 684: National Policies and Global Prosperity, Secretary Shultz, the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs, Princeton University, 04/11/1985, Princeton, New Jersey Current Policy No. 685: Southern Africa: Toward an American Consensus, Secretary Shultz, the National Press Club, 04/16/1985 Current Policy No. 61986: South Africa: The Case Against Sanctions, Kenneth W. Dam, Deputy Secretary of State, the Senate Committee on Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs, 04/16/1985 Current Policy No. 687: The New Opportunity for Peace in Nicaragua, Langhorne A. Motley, Assistant Secretary for Inter-American Affairs, the Subcommittee on Western Hemisphere Affairs of the House Committee on Foreign Affairs, 04/17/1985 Current Policy No. 688: The U.S. Response to Apartheid in South Africa, Chester A. Crocker, Assistant Secretary for African Affairs, the Subcommittee on Africa of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 04/17/1985 Current Policy No. 689: Protectionism and U.S.-Japanese Trade, Paul D. Wolfowitz, Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, the Subcommittees on Asian and Pacific Affairs and on International Economic Policy and Trade of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 04/17/1985 Current Policy No. 690: The United States and Israel: Partners for Peace and Freedom, Secretary Shultz, the Annual Policy Conference of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, 04/21/1985, Crystal City, Virginia Current Policy No. 691: The United States and Central America: A Moment of Decision, Secretary Shultz, the Indianapolis Economic Club and the Organizing Committee for the 10th International Pan-American Games, 04/22/1985, Indianapolis, Indiana Current Policy No. 692: Free Enterprise: Key to Latin American Economic Revival, Ambassador J, William Middendorf II, U.S. Permanent Representative to the Organization of American States (OAS), the International Conference on Latin America sponsored by the Center for International Relations, 02/22/1985, San Jose, Costa Rica

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-38 Current Policy No. 693: Refugee Assistance: Overseas and Domestic, James N. Purcell, Jr., Director of the Bureau for Refugee Programs, the Subcommittee on Immigration, Refugees, and International Law of the House Judiciary Committee, 04/17/1985 Current Policy No. 694: The Meaning of Vietnam, Secretary Shultz, at the Department of State, 04/25/1985 Current Policy No. 695: U.S. Space Programs: Cooperation and Competition from Europe, Harry R. Marshall, Jr., Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary for Oceans and International Environmental and Scientific Affairs, the Space Business Roundtable, 04/17/1985, Houston, Texas Current Policy No. 696: U.S. Diplomacy and the Search for Peace, Michael H. Armacost, Under Secretary for Political Affairs, the Baltimore Council on Foreign Relations, 04/25/1985, Baltimore, Maryland Current Policy No. 697: Economic and Political Aspects of Extraterritoriality, Kenneth W. Dam, Deputy Secretary of State, the Committee on International Aspects of Antitrust Law of the American Bar Association, 04/16/1985 Current Policy No. 698: Arms Control: The First Round in Geneva, Paul H. Nitze, Special Adviser to the President and the Secretary of State on Arms Control Matters, the National Press Club, 05/01/1985 Current Policy No. 699: The U.S. Foreign Service: Problems and Prospects, Ronald I. Spiers, Under Secretary for Management, at the State Department's 20th annual Foreign Service Day, 05/03/1985 Current Policy No. 700: Reflections on U.S.-Soviet Relations, Michael H. Armacost, Under Secretary for Political Affairs, the U.S. Air Force Academy, 05/01/1985, Colorado Springs, Colorado Current Policy No. 701: The U.S. and the Middle East: A Partnership for the Future, Michael H. Armacost, Under Secretary for Political Affairs, the National Association of Arab Americans (NAAA), 05/04/1985 Current Policy No. 702: The New Europe: Freedom and the Future, President Reagan, a gathering of Germans at Hambach Castle, 05/06/1985, Hambach, Federal Republic of Germany Current Policy No. 703: Freedom and Global Economic Growth, President Reagan, Spanish community Leaders at the Juan March Foundation, 05/07/1985, Madrid, Spain Current Policy No. 704: Maintaining Peace and Freedom, President Reagan, a special session of the European Parliament, 04/08/1985, Strasbourg, France Current Policy No. 705: Democracy Peace and Progress President Reagan, the Assembly of the Republic, 05/09/1985, Lisbon, Portugal Current Policy No. 706: International Terrorism: Current Trends in the U.S. Response, Robert B. Oakley, Director, Office for Counter-terrorism and Emergency Planning, the Senate Committees on Foreign Relations and on the Judiciary, 05/15/1985

Box 11 Current Policy No. 707: Negotiations: The Path to Peace in the Middle East, Kenneth W. Dam, Deputy Secretary of State, the American Law Institute, 05/16/1985 Current Policy No. 708: International Competition, Trade Deficits, and National Policy,

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-39 Elinor G. Constable, Acting Assistant Secretary for Economic and Business Affairs, at a luncheon sponsored by Sister Cities International during Los Angeles World Trade Week, 05/20/1985, Los Angeles, California Current Policy No. 709: Restoring Bi-partisanship in Foreign Affairs, Secretary Shultz, the American Bar Association, 05/23/1985 Current Policy No. 710: Can Free Trade Restore the U.S. Balance of Trade? Robert J. Morris, Deputy to the Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs, the Valley International Trade Association, 05/21/1985, Los Angeles, California Current Policy No. 711: SDI and the ABM Treaty, Paul H. Nitze, Special Adviser to the President and Secretary of State on Arms Control Matters, the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS), 05/30/1985 Current Policy No. 712: Strengthening the Open Multilateral Trading System, Allen Wallis, Under Secretary for Economic Affairs, the World Conference on Economy and Peace, 05/18/1985, Seattle, Washington Current Policy No. 713: U.S.-Soviet Quality of Life: A Comparison, Ambassador Richard Schifter, head of the U.S. Delegation the Ottawa Human Rights Experts Meeting of the Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe (CSCE), 05/22/1985, Ottawa, Canada Current Policy No. 714: U.S.-Japan Relations: Dangers and Opportunities, Myths and Realities, Paul D. Wolfowitz, Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, the Japan-America Societies of the United States, 06/13/1985, New York, NY Current Policy No. 715: Jordan and the Middle East Peace Process, Secretary Shultz, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, 06/19/1985 Current Policy No. 716: The United Nations After Forty Years: Idealism and Realism, Secretary Shultz, the United Nations Association of San Francisco, the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce, and the World Affairs Council of Northern California, 06/26/1985, San Francisco, California Current Policy No. 717: SDI: The Soviet Program, Ambassador Paul H. Nitze, Special Adviser to the President and Secretary of State on Arms Control Matters, the Chautauqua Conference on Soviet-American Relations, 06/28/1985, Chautauqua, New York Current Policy No. 718: International Markets in Renewable Energy Resources, Harry R. Marshall, Jr., Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary, Bureau of Oceans and International Environmental and Scientific Affairs, the Third National Conference on Photovoltaic (TV) Applications, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 06/19/1985, Cambridge, Massachusetts Current Policy No. 719: Accounting for American POW/MIAs in Southeast Asia, Paul D. Wolfowitz, Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, the Subcommittee on Asian and Pacific Affairs of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 06/27/1985 Current Policy No. 720: The UN at Forty: Realism and Reappraisal, Gregory J, Newell, Assistant Secretary for International Organization Affairs, the Concord Century Club, 06/25/1985, Concord, California Current Policy No. 721: The New Network of Terrorist States, President Reagan, the American Bar Association, 07/08/1985

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-40 Current Policy No. 722: The U.S. and ASEAN: Partners for Peace and Development, Secretary Shultz, an address at the post ministerial consultations of the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN), 07/12/1985, Kuala Lampur, Malaysia. Current Policy No. 723: Transboundary Air Pollution, Richard E. Benedick, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Oceans and International and Scientific Affairs and U.S. Representative to the Executive Body, the Executive Body for the Convention on Long Range Transboundary Air Pollution, of the Economic Commission for Europe, 07/08/1985, Helsinki, Finland Current Policy No. 724: On Alliance Responsibility, Secretary Shultz, the East-West Center and the Pacific and Asian Affairs Council, 07/17/1985, Honolulu, Hawaii Current Policy No. 725: P.R.C.: Economic Reform, Modernization, and the Law, Michael H. Armacost, Under Secretary for Political Affairs, the American Bar Association, 07/09/1985 Current Policy No. 726: Maintaining Momentum in the Middle East Peace Negotiations, Richard W. Murphy, Assistant Secretary for Near Eastern and South Asian Affairs, the American Council of Young Political Leaders, 06/27/1985 Current Policy No. 727: Protecting U.S. Personnel and Property Overseas Secretary Shultz, the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 07/24/1985 Current Policy No. 728: Ten Years after the Helsinki Final Act, Secretary Shultz, an address at the commemoration of the 10th anniversary of the signing of the Final Act of the Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe (CSCE), 07/30/1985, Helsinki, Finland Current Policy No. 729: U.S.-China Nuclear Cooperation Agreement, Kenneth L. Adelman, Director of the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency (ACDA), Richard T. Kennedy, Ambassador at Large and Special Adviser to the Secretary of State on Non-Proliferation Policy and Nuclear Energy Affairs, and Paul D. Wolfowitz, Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 07/31/1985 Current Policy No. 730: SDI: Setting the Record Straight, Kenneth L. Adelman, Director of the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, the Baltimore Council on Foreign Affairs, 08/07/1985, Baltimore, Maryland Current Policy No. 731: Recent Security Developments in Korea, Paul D. Wolfowitz, Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, the Council on U.S.-Korean Military and Security Studies, Arlington, Virginia Current Policy No. 732: The U.S. and South Africa: A Framework for Progress, Chester A Crocker, Assistant Secretary for African Affairs, the Commonwealth Club, 08/16/1985, San Francisco, California Current Policy No. 733: U.S.-Soviet Relations in the Late 20th Century, Robert C. McFarlane, Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs, at the Channel City Club and Women's Forum luncheon, 08/19/1985, Santa Barbara, California Current Policy No. 734: Current Challenges Facing the OAS, Ambassador Richard T. McCormack, U.S. Permanent Representative to the Organization of American States (OAS), 08/21/1985 Current Policy No. 735: South Africa: Presidential Actions, President Reagan, remarks delivered at the White House, 09/09/1985 Current Policy No. 736: Human Rights and U.S. Soviet Relations, Michael H. Armacost,

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-41 Under Secretary for Political Affairs, the International Council of the World Conference on Soviet Jewry, 09/09/1985 Current Policy No. 737: U.S. Role in the ILO, Secretary Shultz, the Senate Committee on Labor and Human Relations, 09/11/1985 Current Policy No. 738: Proposed Refugee Admissions for FY 1986, Secretary Shultz, the Subcommittee on Immigration and Refugee Policy of the Senate Judiciary Committee, 09/17/1985 Current Policy No. 739: Foreign Assistance and the U.S. National Interest, Michael H. Armacost, Under Secretary for Political Affairs, the Regional Foreign Policy Conference, 09/11/1985, Kansas City, Missouri Current Policy No. 740: An Overview of Developments in the Middle East, Richard W. Murphy, Assistant Secretary for Near Eastern and South Asian Affairs, the Subcommittee on Europe and the Middle East of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 09/18/1985 Current Policy No. 741: Energy Trade: Problems and Prospects, E. Allen Wendt, Deputy Assistant Secretary for International Energy and Resources Policy, the Oxford Energy Seminar, 09/05/1985, Oxford, England Current Policy No. 742: The U.S. and the United Nations, Ambassador Vernon Walters, U.S. Permanent Representative to the United Nations, the Subcommittee on Human Rights and International Organizations and on International Operations of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 09/18/1985 Current Policy No. 743: The Charter's Goals and Today's Realities, Secretary Shultz, the UN General Assembly, 09/23/1985, New York, NY Current Policy No. 744: Terrorism: Overview and Developments, Ambassador Robert B. Oakley, Director, Office for Counter-terrorism and Emergency Planning, the Issues Management Association, 09/13/1985, Chicago, Illinois Current Policy No. 745: The President's Trade Policy Action Plan, President Reagan, business leaders and members of the President's Export Council and Advisory Committee for Trade Negotiations in the East Room of the White House, 09/23/1985 Current Policy No. 746: Japan and the U.S.: A Global Partnership, Paul Wolfowitz, Assistant Secretary for Pacific and East Asian Affairs, the Japan-America Society, 09/18/1984, Tokyo, Japan Current Policy No. 747: Managing the Department of State, Ronald I. Speirs, Under Secretary of State for Management at a Face-to-Face Dinner discussion cosponsored by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace and the American Foreign Service Association, 09/26/1985 Current Policy No. 748: Morality and Realism in American Foreign Policy, Secretary Shultz, the National Committee on American Foreign Policy, 10/02/1985, New York, NY Current Policy No. 749: The Peace Process and Arms Sales to Jordan, Secretary Shultz, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, 10/10/1985 Current Policy No. 750: Arms Control, Strategic Stability, and Global Security, Secretary Shultz, the North Atlantic Assembly, 10/14/1985, San Francisco, California Current Policy No. 751: SDI: Its Nature and Rationale, Paul H. Nitze, Special Adviser to

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-42 the President and Secretary of State on Arms Control Matters, the North Atlantic Assembly, 10/15/1985, San Francisco, California Current Policy No. 752: Refugees: The Need for Continuing Support, James N. Purcell, Jr., Director of the Bureau of Refugee Programs, the Executive Committee of the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), 10/08/1985, Geneva, Switzerland Current Policy No. 753: The Relation of Japan's Economic Inefficiencies to Its Balance of Trade, Allen Wallis, Under Secretary for Economic Affairs, the Japan Society, 10/18/1985, New York, NY Current Policy No. 754: Open Markets: Key to a Stronger, Richer, and Freer America, Allen Wallis, Under Secretary for Economic Affairs, the Atlanta World Trade Club, 10/10/1985, Atlanta, Georgia. Current Policy No. 755: The ABM Treaty and the SDI Program, Paul H. Nitze Special Adviser to the President and Secretary of State on Arms Control Matters, and Abraham D. Soafer, Legal Adviser, the Subcommittee on Arms Control, International Security and Science of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 10/22/1985 Current Policy No. 756: A Foundation for Enduring Peace, President Reagan, the UN General Assembly at the Commemoration of the 40th anniversary of the United Nations, 10/24/1985, New York, NY Current Policy No. 757: The African Economic Crisis, John C. Whitehead, Deputy Secretary of State, the Subcommittee on African Affairs of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, 10/24/1985 Current Policy No. 758: The Soviet Arms Control Counterproposal, Ambassador Paul H. Nitze, Special Adviser to the President and Secretary of State on Arms Control Matters, the American Defense Preparedness Association, 10/24/1985 Current Policy No. 759: Promoting Economic Development in Central America, Ambassador Richard T. McCormack, U.S. Permanent Representative to the Organization of American States, the Central American Forum sponsored by the Pan American Development Foundation, 10/23/1985, San Pedro Sula, Honduras Current Policy No. 760: Developments in the Philippines, Paul D. Wolfowitz, Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, 10/30/1985 Current Policy No. 761: Soviet Use of Active Measures, William J. Casey, Director of Central Intelligence, the Dallas Council on World Affairs, 09/18/1985, Dallas, Texas Current Policy No. 762: The Political Offense Exception and Terrorism, Abraham D. Soafer, Legal Adviser, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, 08/01/1985 Current Policy No. 763: The United Nations at Forty: Economic Successes and Failures, Allen Wallis, Under Secretary for Economic Affairs, the Business Council for the United Nations, 11/06/1985 Current Policy No. 764: U.S. Interests in Regional Conflicts in the Horn of Africa, Chester A. Crocker, Assistant Secretary for African Affairs, the Washington World Affairs Council, 11/13/1985 Current Policy No. 765: A Mission for Peace, President Reagan, address to the nation, 11/14/1985

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-43 Current Policy No. 766: The Geneva Summit: A Fresh Start, President Reagan, a joint session of Congress, 11/21/1985 Current Policy No. 767: U.S.-Pakistan Relations: The Economic Dimension, Allen Wallis, Under Secretary for Economic Affairs, the Federation of Pakistan Chambers of Commerce and Industry, 11/19/1985, Karachi, Pakistan Current Policy No. 768: Beyond the Debt Problem: The Path to Prosperity in Latin America, Secretary Shultz, the first plenary session of the General Assembly of the Organization of American States (OAS), 12/02/1985, Cartagena, Colombia Current Policy No. 769: The United States and the World Court, Abraham D. Soafer, Legal Adviser, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, 12/04/1985 Current Policy No. 770: The Nuclear and Space Arms Talks: Where We Are After the Summit, Paul H. Nitze, Special Adviser to the President and the Secretary of State on Arms Control Matters, the Atlantic Council, 12/05/1985 Current Policy No. 771: The New International Era: An American Perspective, Secretary Shultz, the Pilgrims of Great Britain, 12/10/1985, London, England Current Policy No. 772: International Family Planning, M. Peter McPherson, Administrator of the Agency for International Development (AID), the American Enterprise Institute, 11/25/1985 Current Policy No. 773: Recent Developments in Liberia, Chester A. Crocker, Assistant Secretary for African Affairs, the Subcommittee on African Affairs of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, 12/10/1985 Current Policy No. 774: The U.S. and the Philippines: Dangers and Opportunities, Michael H. Armacost, Under Secretary for Political Affairs, the Portland World Affairs Council, 12/05/1985, Portland, Oregon Current Policy No. 775: Safeguarding Human Rights, President Reagan, in a ceremony commemorating Bill of Rights Day, Human Rights Day and Week, 1985, 12/10/1985 Current Policy No. 776: Afghanistan's Struggle for Freedom, John C. Whitehead, Deputy Secretary of State, the World Affairs Council, 12/13/1985 Current Policy No. 777: An End to Tyranny in Latin America, Elliot Abrams, Assistant Secretary for Inter-American Affairs, the Americas Society, 12/09/1985 Current Policy No. 778: Berlin and the Cause of Freedom Secretary Shultz, the Berlin Press Conference, 12/14/1985, Berlin Current Policy No. 779: U.S. Foreign Policy: Opportunity and Risk, Robert C. McFarlane, Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs, the World Affairs Council of, 12/09/1985 Current Policy No. 780: Libyan Sanctions, President Reagan, News Conference, 01/07/1986 Current Policy No. 781: Implementing the Baker Initiative, J. William Middendorf II, U.S. Representative to the European Communities, the Heritage Foundation, 01/10/1986

Box 12 Current Policy No. 782: The Writer and Freedom, Secretary Shultz, the Poets, Playwrights, Essayists and Novelists (PEN) International Conference, 01/12/1986, New York, NY

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-44 Current Policy No. 783: Low-Intensity Warfare: The Challenge of Ambiguity, Secretary Shultz, the Low-Intensity Warfare Conference, National Defense University, 01/15/1986 Current Policy No. 784: Geneva Arms Control Talks: Round IV, Kenneth L. Adelman, Director of the U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, the National Press Club, 01/14/1986 Current Policy No. 785: Protecting Prosperity from Protectionism, Allen Wallis, Under Secretary for Economic Affairs, the Economic Policy Council of the United Nations Association, 01/17/1986 Current Policy No. 786: Review of Developments in the Middle East, Richard W. Murphy, Assistant Secretary for Near Eastern and South Asian Affairs, the Subcommittee on Europe and the Middle East of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 01/28/1986. Current Policy No. 787: U.S. Wants an End to Apartheid, William B. Robertson, Deputy Assistant Secretary for African Affairs, the International Conference Against Apartheid at Ebenezer Baptist Church, 01/19/1986, Atlanta, Georgia Current Policy No. 788: Enhancing Diplomatic Security, Secretary Shultz, the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, 02/04/1986. Current Policy No. 789: Promoting Positive Change in Southern Africa, Michael H. Armacost, Under Secretary for Political Affairs, a convocation at Carleton College, 01/24/1986, Northfield, Minnesota. Current Policy No. 790: Foreign Policy Challenges, Secretary Shultz, the House Committee on Foreign Affairs, 02/05/1986 Current Policy No. 791: Commodity Markets and Commodity Agreements, Allen Wallis, Under Secretary for Economic Affairs, the National Coffee Association, 02/11/1986, Boca Raton, Florida Current Policy No. 792: Drug Wars: The New Alliance Against Traffickers and Terrorists, Elliot Abrams, Assistant Secretary for Inter-American Affairs, the Council on Foreign Relations, 02/10/1986, New York, NY Current Policy No. 793: The Stockholm Conference and East-West Relations, Ambassador Robert L. Barry, Head of the U.S. Delegation to the Stockholm conference on Confidence- and Security-Building Measures and Disarmament in Europe, the Royal Institute for International Affairs, 02/04/1986, London, England Current Policy No. 794: U.S. Strategic Force Structures: The Challenge Ahead, Paul Nitze, Special Adviser to the President and the Secretary of State on Arms Control Matters, the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics Strategic Systems conference, 02/04/1986, Monterey, California Current Policy No. 795: International Affairs: FY 1987 Budget, Secretary Shultz, the Senate Budget Committee, 02/19/1986 Current Policy No. 796: The U.S. and Angola, Chester A. Crocker, Assistant Secretary for African Affairs, the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, 02/15/1986 Current Policy No. 797: Nicaragua: Will Democracy Prevail? Secretary Shultz, the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, 02/27/1986 Current Policy No. 798: Strengthening American Security, President Reagan, address to the nation, 02/26/1986 Current Policy No. 799: CBA and the U.S. National Interest, Elliot Abrams, Assistant

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-45 Secretary for Inter-American Affairs, the Subcommittee on Oversight of the House Ways and Means Committee, 02/25/1986 Current Policy No. 800: Diplomacy, the Foreign Service, and the Department of State Ronald I. Spiers, Under Secretary for Management, the Boston Committee on Foreign Relations, 02/26/1986, Boston, Massachusetts Current Policy No. 801: Nicaragua and the Future of Central America, Secretary Shultz, the Veterans of Foreign Wars, 03/03/1986 Current Policy No. 802: Permanent Dictatorship in Nicaragua? Elliot Abrams, Assistant Secretary for Inter-American Affairs, the Subcommittee on Western Hemisphere Affairs of the House Foreign Relations Committee 03/05/1986 Current Policy No. 803: Ethiopia: The UN's Role, Ambassador Allen L. Keyes, Assistant Secretary for International Organization Affairs, the Subcommittee on African Affairs of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee 03/06/1986 Current Policy No. 804: Structural Adjustment and the Trading System: Europe's Role, Allen Wallis, Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs, the London Chamber of Commerce, 03/07/1986, London, England Current Policy No. 805: Central America and U.S. Security, President Reagan, address to the nation, 03/16/1986 Current Policy No. 806: A Review of Recent Events in South Africa, Chester A. Crocker, Assistant Secretary for African Affairs, the Subcommittee on Africa and on International Economic Policy and Trade of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 03/12/1986 Current Policy No. 807: Negotiations on Nuclear and Space Arms, Ambassador Paul H. Nitze, Special Adviser to the President and Secretary of State on Arms Control Matters, the Foreign Service Institute Symposium on "The Future of START,” 03/13/1986, Arlington, Virginia Current Policy No. 808: International Cooperation to Protect the Ozone Layer, Richard E. Benedick, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Oceans and International Environmental and Scientific Affairs, the U.S. Workshop on Protecting the Ozone Layer, 03/06/1986 Current Policy No. 809: The Alliance for Progress and Today's Development Policy, Elliot Abrams, Assistant Secretary for Inter-American Affairs, the Conference on "The Alliance for Progress Twenty-five Years Later," organized by the Center for Advanced Studies, 03/13/1986 Current Policy No. 810: The Promise of SDI, Ambassador Paul H. Nitze, Special Advisor to the President and Secretary of State on Arms Control Matters, the American Defense Preparedness Association, 03/18/1986 Current Policy No. 811: The Shape, Scope, and Consequences of the Age of Information, Secretary Shultz, the Stanford University Alumni Association's first International Conference, 03/21/1986, Paris, France Current Policy No. 812: The Oil Market and U.S. Energy Security, E. Allen Wendt, Deputy Assistant Secretary for International Energy and Resources Policy, the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources Current Policy No. 813: The CSCE Process and East-West Diplomacy, Michael H. Armacost, Under Secretary for Political Affairs, the Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe, 03/25/1986

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-46 Current Policy No. 814: FY 1987 Assistance Request for Sub-Saharan Africa, Chester A. Crocker, Assistant Secretary for African Affairs, the Subcommittee on International Operations of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 03/18/1986 Current Policy No. 815: U.S. Security Interests in the Philippines, Gaston J. Sigur, Jr., Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, the Subcommittees on Sea Power and Force Protection and on Military Construction of the Senate Armed Services Committee, 04/10/1986 Current Policy No. 816: Environment in the Foreign Policy Agenda, Richard E. Benedick, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Environment, Health and Natural Resources, the Ecology Law Quarterly Symposium on Environment and International Development, 03/27/1986 Current Policy No. 817: South Africa: Report on the President's Executive Order, Chester A. Crocker, Assistant Secretary for African Affairs, the Subcommittee on Africa and on International Economic Policy and Trade of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 04/09/1986 Current Policy No. 818: The Tokyo Economic Summit, Allen Wallis, Under Secretary for Economic Affairs, the conference board, 04/20/1986, San Francisco, California Current Policy No. 819: Current Developments in U.S. Oceans Policy, Ambassador John D. Negroponte, Assistant Secretary for Oceans and International Environmental and Scientific Affairs, at the 10th annual seminar sponsored by the Center for Oceans Law and Policy, 03/14/1986, Southampton, Bermuda Current Policy No. 820: Moral Principles and Strategic Interests: The Worldwide Movement toward Democracy, Secretary Shultz, an address for the Landon Lecture Series, at Kansas State University, 04/14/1986, Manhattan, Kansas. Current Policy No. 821: The U.S. and East Asia: Meeting the Challenge of Change, Gaston J. Sigur, Jr., the Cincinnati Council on World Affairs, 04/18/1986, Cincinnati, Ohio. Current Policy No. 822: Arms Sales Policies Toward the Middle East, Richard W. Murphy, Assistant Secretary for Near Eastern and South Asian Affairs, the Subcommittee on Europe and the Middle East of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 04/22/1986. Current Policy No. 823: Counter-terrorism Policy, John Whitehead, Deputy Secretary of State, the House Committee on Foreign Affairs, 04/22/1986. Current Policy No. 824: Foreign Policy Challenges: A 25-Year Retrospective, Michael H. Armacost, Under Secretary for Political Affairs, on the occasion of the 25th Anniversary of the International Fellows Program, Columbia University, 03/25/1986, New York, NY. Current Policy No. 825: Dealing with Gorbachev's Soviet Union, Michael H. Armacost, Under Secretary for Political Affairs, the Dallas World Affairs Council, 04/08/1986, Dallas, Texas. Current Policy No. 826: U.S.-Japan Economic Relations: The Tokyo Summit and Beyond, Allen Wallis, Under Secretary for Economic Affairs, the U.S.-Japan Economic Agenda Meeting, 04/23/1986. Current Policy No. 827: Promoting Economic Growth in the Developing World, John

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-47 C. Whitehead, Deputy Secretary of State, at the Ministerial Meeting of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), 04/17/1986, Paris, France Current Policy No. 828: The U.S. Policy on Central America: The Need for Consensus, James H. Michel, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Inter-American Affairs, for the "Great Decisions" Series, 04/17/1986, Fayetteville, North Carolina. Current Policy No. 19829: Prospects for Continuing Democratization in Korea, Gaston J. Sigur, Jr., Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, the Subcommittee on Asian and Pacific Affairs, of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 04/16/1986. Current Policy No. 830: The Impact of SDI on U.S.-Soviet Relations, Ambassador Paul H. Nitze, Special Adviser to the President and Secretary of State on Arms Control Matters, the American Enterprise Institute-National Defense University seminar on "The Security Implications of SDI,"04/29/1986. Current Policy No. 831: The U.S. Foreign Service in a Year of Challenges, Ronald I. Spiers, Under Secretary for Management, at the State Department's 21st annual Foreign Service Day, 05/02/1986. Current Policy No. 832: The War Powers Resolution and Antiterrorist Operations, Abraham D. Soafer, Legal Adviser, the Subcommittee on Arms Control, International Security and Science of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 04/29/1986. Current Policy No. 833: National Security: In Defense of Something of Value, John C. Whitehead, Deputy Secretary of State, the Business Council, 05/09/1986, Hot Springs, Virginia Current Policy No. 834: U.S. Assistance to the Philippines, John C. Monjo, Deputy Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, the Subcommittee on Asian and Pacific Affairs, of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 05/15/1986 Current Policy No. 835: Unity and Dissent: On the Community of Free Nations, Secretary Shultz, the American Jewish Committee05/15/1986 Current Policy No. 836: U.S. Foreign Policy: Assessing Budget Priorities, the Overseas Writers Club, 05/14/1986 Current Policy No. 837: Is Arms Control at a Dead End? Kenneth L. Adelman, Director of the U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, the Commonwealth Club, 05/16/1986 Current Policy No. 838: Regional Security, Collective Security, and American Security, John M. Poindexter, Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs, the 1986 Armed Forces Day dinner sponsored by the National Defense Committee and the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce, 05/16/1986, Indianapolis, Indiana. Current Policy No. 839: Continent at the Crossroads: An Agenda for African Development, Secretary Shultz, the UN General Assembly Special Session on the Critical Economic Situation in Africa, 05/28/1986, New York, NY. Current Policy No. 840: Latin America's Economic Challenge: The Democratic Response, Ambassador Alan L. Keys, Assistant Secretary for International Organization Affairs and Chairman of the U.S. delegation, the 21st plenary of the Economic Commission for Latin America, 04/23/1987, Mexico City, Mexico. Current Policy No. 841: The Church as a Force for Peaceful Change in South Africa,

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-48 Secretary Shultz, the conference on South Africa for American Religious Leaders, 06/02/1986. Current Policy No. 842: Reform in the Philippines and American Interests: The U.S. Role in Consolidating Democracy, Secretary Shultz, the Foreign Policy Association, 06/04/1986, New York, NY. Current Policy No. 843: U.S. Policy on Arms Control: Purpose, Prospects, and Process, H. Allen Holmes, Assistant Secretary for Politico-Military Affairs, the Council on Foreign Relations. Current Policy No. 844: A Democratic Vision of Security, Elliot Abrams, Assistant Secretary for Inter-American Affairs, the Inter-American Defense College, 06/13/1986. Current Policy No. 845: SDI, Arms Control, and Stability: Toward a New Synthesis, Paul H. Nitze, Special Adviser to the President and Secretary of State on Arms Control Matters, the Time Magazine Conference on SDI (Strategic Defense Initiative), 06/03/1986. Current Policy No. 846: No Delay for Democracy, Secretary Shultz, the National Foreign Policy Conference for Young Political Leaders, 06/13/1986. Current Policy No. 847: Refugee Resettlement in the Heartland of America, Robert Funseth, Senior Deputy Assistant for Refugee Programs, at the Multi-State Refugee Conference, 06/04/1986, St. Louis, Missouri. Current Policy No. 848: U.S.-Yugoslav Relations, Michael H. Armacost, Under Secretary for Political Affairs, the U.S.-Yugoslav Economic Council, 04/02/1986, Cavtat, Yugoslavia. Current Policy No. 849: Foreign Policy and the Budget Challenge, John C. Whitehead, Deputy Secretary of State, the Council on Foreign Relations, 06/23/1986. Current Policy No. 850: Why Democracy Matters in Central America, President Reagan, address to the nation, 06/24/1986. Current Policy No. 851: U.S. Refugee Policies and Programs at Midyear 1986, James N. Purcell, Jr., Director of the Bureau for Refugee Programs, the Senate Judiciary Committee, 06/20/1986. Current Policy No. 852: Trade Policy: Will America Lead? Douglas W. McMinn, Assistant Secretary for Economic and Business Affairs, the Baltimore Council on Foreign Affairs, 07/02/1986, Baltimore, Maryland. Current Policy No. 853: Ending Apartheid in South Africa, President Reagan, members of the World Affairs Council and Foreign Policy Association, 07/22/1986. Current Policy No. 854: The U.S. Approach to South Africa, Secretary Shultz, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, 07/23/1986. Current Policy No. 855: Who Will Protect Freedom of the Seas? John D. Negroponte, Assistant Secretary of State for Oceans and International Environmental and Scientific Affairs, the Law of the Sea Institute, 07/21/1986, Miami, Florida. Current Policy No. 856: U.S.-Japan Relations: A Global Partnership for the Future, Michael H. Armacost, Under Secretary for Political Affairs, the Japan Society of Northern California, 07/21/1986, San Francisco, California.

Box 13 Current Policy No. 857: Does South Africa Have a Future? Alan L. Keyes, Assistant

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-49 Secretary for International Organization Affairs, the National Urban League's annual conference, 07/21/1986, San Francisco, California. Current Policy No. 858: SDI: Progress and Promise, President Reagan, at a briefing on the Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI), 08/06/1986. Current Policy No. 859: U.S. and East Asia-Pacific Relations: The Challenges Ahead, Gaston J. Sigur, Jr., Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, at the Mansfield Center for Pacific Affairs, 07/04/1986, Helena, Montana. Current Policy No. 860: The Foreign Affairs Budget, John C. Whitehead, Deputy Secretary of State, at a press Briefing, 08/11/1986. Current Policy No. 861: Arms Control: Turning the Corner? Kenneth L. Adelman, Director of the U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, the American Bar Association's annual meeting, 08/12/1986, New York, NY Current Policy No. 862: Obstacles to Investment and Economic Growth in Latin America, Richard T. McCormack, Ambassador to the Organization of American States, the Second Conference of the Great Cities of the Americas, 06/20/1986, San Juan, Puerto Rico Current Policy No. 863: U.S. International Narcotic Control Programs and Policies, John C. Whitehead, Deputy Secretary of State, the Subcommittee on Foreign Operations of the Senate Appropriations Committee, 08/14/1986 Current Policy No. 864: Progress, Freedom, and Responsibility, Secretary Shultz, Harvard's 350th anniversary convocation, 09/05/1986, Cambridge, Massachusetts Current Policy No. 865: A Discussion on U.S.-Soviet Relations, an interview of Ambassador Paul Nitze, Special Adviser to the President and the Secretary of State on Arms Control Matters, and Mark Palmer, Deputy Assistant Secretary for European and Canadian Affairs, by broadcast journalist Nelson Benton, 06/16/1986. Current Policy No. 866: Proposed Refugee Admissions for FY 1987, Secretary Shultz, the Subcommittee on Immigration and Refugee Policy, of the Senate Judiciary Committee, 09/16/1986 Current Policy No. 867: Prospects for World Peace, President Reagan, the UN General Assembly, 09/22/1986, New York, NY. Current Policy No. 868: U.S. and Soviet Approaches to Arms Control, Edward L, Rowny, Special Adviser to the President and the Secretary of State on Arms Control Matters, the Baltimore Council on Foreign Affairs, 09/16/1986, Baltimore, MD Current Policy No. 869: Keeping America Strong, President Reagan, to supporters of the Administration's defense policies, 09/23/1986. Current Policy No. 870: U.S.-Soviet Relations: Background and Prospects, Jack F. Matlock, Special Assistant to the President and Senior Director for European and Soviet Affairs at the National Security Council, the Chautauqua Conference on U.S.-Soviet Relations, 09/15/1986, Jurmala, Latvia. Current Policy No. 871: The Strategic Importance of the Emerging Pacific, Gaston J. Sigur, Jr., Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, a conference cosponsored by the Georgetown University Center for Strategic and International Studies and the Pacific Islands Institute, 09/23/1986.

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-50 Current Policy No. 872: U.S. Refugee Policy and Programs for FY 1987, Ambassador Jonathan Moore, U.S. Coordinator for Refugee Affairs, the Subcommittee on Immigration and Refugee Policy of the Senate Judiciary Committee, 09/16/1986, and by Robert L. Funseth, Acting Director of the Bureau for Refugee Programs, the House Committee on the Judiciary, 09/26/1986. Current Policy No. 873: Toward a More Representative Foreign Service, Ronald I. Spiers, Under Secretary for Management, the Congressional Black Caucus Foreign Affairs Brain trust Workshop, 10/03/1986. Current Policy No. 874: Supporting U.S. Interests in the Middle East, Richard W. Murphy, Assistant Secretary for Near Eastern and South Asian Affairs, the Subcommittee on Europe and the Middle East of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 10/08/1986. Current Policy No. 875: Report on Reykjavik, President Reagan, Address to the nation, 10/13/1986. Current Policy No. 876: The Philippines and the United States, Michael H. Armacost, Under Secretary for Political Affairs, the Conference on the Philippines at the Fletcher School of Law, Diplomacy, 10/06/1986. Current Policy No. 877: The Fiscal Threat to U.S. Foreign Policy, Ronald I. Spiers, Under Secretary for Management, the National Council on World Affairs Organization, 10/15/1986. Current Policy No. 878: The Systematic Repression of Soviet Jews, Roger Pilon, Director of Policy for the Bureau of Human Rights and Humanitarian Affairs, the Metrowest Conference on Soviet Jewry, 10/28/1986, East Orange, New Jersey. Current Policy No. 879: U.S.-Soviet Relations: Coping with Conflicts in the Third World, Michael H. Armacost, Under Secretary for Political Affairs, at the opening of the Institute for International Studies, at Brown University, 10/26/1986, Providence, Rhode Island. Current Policy No. 880: The Significance of Reykjavik, President Reagan, the executive branch officers of the Department of State, and the U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, 10/14/1986. Current Policy No. 881: A Spotlight on Cuba, Kenneth N. Skoug, Jr., Director of the Office of Cuban Affairs, the St. Louis World Affairs Council, 10/22/1986, St. Louis, Missouri. Current Policy No. 882: Human Rights and Soviet-American Relations, Secretary Shultz, the Los Angeles World Affairs Council, 10/311986, Los Angeles, California. Current Policy No. 883: Reykjavik: A Watershed in U.S.-Soviet Relations, Secretary Shultz, the Commonwealth Club, 10/31/1986, San Francisco, California. Current Policy No. 884: Restoring the Foreign Affairs Budget, Secretary Shultz, the Locust Club, 11/03/1986, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Current Policy No. 885: U.S. Foreign Policy Achievements and Challenges Michael H. Armacost, Under Secretary for Political Affairs, a State Department regional foreign policy conference, 10/18/1986, Salt Lake City, Utah. Current Policy No. 886: Permitted and Prohibited Activities Under the ABM Treaty,

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-51 Paul Nitze, Special Adviser to the President and the Secretary of State on Arms Control Matters, the International Law Weekend Group, 10/31/1986, New York, NY. Current Policy No. 887: International Prospects for Civil Nuclear Power in the Post- Chernobyl Era, John D. Negroponte, Assistant Secretary of State for Oceans and International Environmental and Scientific Affairs, the Rotary Club of Detroit, 11/05/1986, Detroit, Michigan. Current Policy No. 888: The Human Rights Dimension in Africa, Charles W. Freeman, Deputy Assistant Secretary for African Affairs, the Philadelphia World Affairs Council, 11/06/1986, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Current Policy No. 889: U.S.-EC Relations and the International Trading System, Allen Wallis, Under Secretary for Economic Affairs, the Luxembourg Society for International Affairs, 10/05/1986, Luxembourg. Current Policy No. 890: U.S. Initiative to Iran, President Reagan, address to the nation, 11/13/1986. Current Policy No. 891: Promoting Inter-American Cooperation, Secretary Shultz, the General Assembly of the Organization of American States (OAS), 11/11/1986, Guatemala City, Guatemala. Current Policy No. 892: Pursuing the Promise of Helsinki, Secretary Shultz, the Review Meeting of the Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe (CSCE), 11/05/1986, Vienna Austria. Current Policy No. 893: Nuclear Weapons, Arms Control, and the Future of Deterrence, Secretary Shultz, the International House of Chicago and the Chicago Sun-Times Forum at the University of Chicago, 11/17/1986, Chicago, Illinois. Current Policy No. 894: U.S. Policy Toward the Third World, Michael H. Armacost, Under Secretary for Political Affairs, the National Third World Studies Conference, 10/17/1986, Omaha, Nebraska. Current Policy No. 895: The U.S. Approach to East Asia and the Pacific, Gaston J. Sigur, Jr., Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, a conference on "U.S. National Security Interests in Asia and the Pacific: Update 1986" sponsored by the Pacific and Asian Affairs Council and the Pacific Forum, 10/29/1986, Honolulu, Hawaii Current Policy No. 896: A World Without Nuclear Weapons, Kenneth L. Adelman, Director of the U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs at Princeton University, 11/13/1986, Princeton, New Jersey Current Policy No. 897: South Africa: Toward Peace and Stability, Chester A. Crocker, Assistant Secretary for African Affairs, the Detroit Economic Club, 12/01/1986, Detroit, Michigan Current Policy No. 898: Southern Africa: American Hopes for the Future, Secretary Shultz, the International Management and Development Institute, 12/04/1986 Current Policy No. 899: Iran and U.S. Policy, Secretary Shultz, the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 12/08/1986. Current Policy No. 900: Terrorism: The Challenge and the Response, John C. Whitehead, Deputy Secretary of State, the Brookings Institute Conference on Terrorism, 12/10/1986.

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-52 Current Policy No. 901: China Policy Today: Consensus, Consistence, Stability, Gaston J. Sigur, Jr., Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, the World Affairs Council of Northern California, 12/11/1986, San Francisco, California. Current Policy No. 902: U.S.-Philippine Relations: Promoting Trade and Investment, Allen Wallis, Under Secretary for Economic Affairs, the American Chamber of Commerce and the Makati Rotary Club, 12/09/1986, Manila, Philippines. Current Policy No. 903: Progress in Human Rights in 1986, Richard Schifter, Assistant Secretary for Human Rights and Humanitarian Affairs, on Human Rights Day, 12/10/1986 Current Policy No. 904: Arms Control: The East Asian and Pacific Focus, Ambassador Edward R. Rowny, Special Adviser to the President and Secretary of State on Arms Control Matters, the Pacific and Asian Affairs Council, 12/30/1986, Honolulu, Hawaii. Current Policy No. 905: Ambassador Warren Zimmermann, Chairman of the U.S. Delegation, a plenary session of the follow-up meeting of the Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe, 12/12/1986, Vienna, Austria. Current Policy No. 906: Developments in NST Issues After Reykjavik, Ambassador Paul H. Nitze, Special Adviser to the President and Secretary of State on Arms Control Matters, the Defense Policy Panel of the House Armed Services Committee, 12/04/1986. Current Policy No. 907: The Challenge of African Economic Reform, Secretary Shultz, the Senegalese Business Council, Dakar, Senegal, 01/08/1987. Current Policy No. 908: The Struggle for Freedom, Secretary Shultz, the Martin Luther King, Jr., Center for Nonviolent Social Change, 01/19/1987, Atlanta, Georgia. Current Policy No. 909: The Foreign Affairs Budget Crisis: A Threat to Our Vital Interests, Secretary Shultz, the Senate Budget Committee, 01/23/1987. Current Policy No. 910: The Nuclear and Space Negotiation: Translating Promise to Progress, Paul H. Nitze, Special Adviser to the President and Secretary of State on Arms Control Matters, the World Affairs Council, 01/14/1987, Boston, Massachusetts. Current Policy No. 911: U.S. Interests In the Persian Gulf, Secretary Shultz, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, 01/27/1987. Current Policy No. 912: Pursuing an Effective Foreign Policy, Secretary Shultz, the Senate Armed Services, 02/03/1987. Current Policy No. 913: Practical Measures for Dealing With Terrorism, L. Paul Bremer, III, Ambassador at Large for Counter Terrorism, the Discover Conference on Terrorism in a Technological World, 01/22/1987. Current Policy No. 914: Human Rights, the Soviet Union, and the Helsinki Process, Richard Schifter, Assistant Secretary for Human Rights and Humanitarian, the 'club pro wein,' 01/28/1987, Vienna, Austria. Current Policy No. 915: Development of U.S.-Nicaragua Policy, Elliot Abrams, Assistant Secretary for Inter-American Affairs, and Ambassador Philip C. Habib, Special Envoy for Central American, the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, 02/05/1987. Current Policy No. 916: Arms Control and Openness, Kenneth L. Adelman, Director of

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-53 the U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, the Conference on Disarmament (CD), 02/05/1987, Geneva, Switzerland. Current Policy No. 917: Korean Politics in Transition, Gaston J. Sigur, Jr., Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, the U.S.-Korea Society 02/06/1987, New York, NY. Current Policy No. 918: Nicaragua: The Moral and Strategic Stakes, Secretary Shultz, the American Bar Association (ABA), 02/12/1987, New Orleans, Louisiana. Current Policy No. 919: U.S. Initiative for Southern Africa, M. Peter McPherson, Administrator of the Agency for International Development, the annual consultative meeting of the Southern Africa Development Coordination Conference (SADCC), 02/05/1987, Gaborone, Botswana. Current Policy No. 920: The Reality about Human Rights in the U.S.S.R., Richard Schifter, Assistant Secretary for Human Rights and Humanitarian Affairs, the national Strategy Forum, 02/16/1987, Chicago, Illinois Current Policy No. 921: Meeting America’s Foreign Policy Challenges, Secretary Shultz, the Institute of International Education and the World Affairs Council, 02/20/1987, Denver, Colorado Current Policy No. 922: Maintaining the Momentum in U.S. Foreign Policy, John C. Whitehead, Deputy Secretary of State, the Mid-America Committee, 2/25/1987 Current Policy No. 923: How Much Security is Enough? Robert E. Lamb, Acting Assistant Secretary for Diplomatic Security, the Discover Conference on Terrorism in a Technological World, 02/22/1987 Current Policy No. 924: Structural Adjustment, Dialogue, and U.S.-Japan Economic Relations, Allen Wallis, Under Secretary for Economic Affairs, the annual Executive Committee meeting of the U.S.-Japan Business Council, 02/16/1987, Kona, Hawaii Current Policy No. 925: U.S. Development Strategy for Sub-Saharan Africa, M. Peter McPherson, Administrator of the Agency for International Development (AID), the House Select Committee on Hunger, 02/26/1987 Current Policy No. 926: Underfunding and Undermining Our Foreign Policy Infrastructure, Ronald I. Spiers, Undersecretary for Management, the Subcommittee on International Operations of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 02/26/1987 Current Policy No. 927: U.S. Foreign Agricultural Policy and the Sugar Program, Douglas W. McMinn, Assistant Secretary for Economic and Business Affairs, the International Sweetner Colloquium, 02/24/1987, Palm Springs, California Current Policy No. 928: The U.S.-Soviet Bilateral Relationship, Mark R. Parris, Director, Office of Soviet Union Affairs, the Kennan Institute for Advanced Russian Studies, 02/25/1987 Current Policy No. 929: The Evolving Soviet Approach to Human Rights, Warren Zimmermann, Chairman of the U.S. Delegation, the Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe (CSCE) follow-up meeting, 01/27/1987 and 02/20/1987, Vienna, Austria Current Policy No. 930: China and the U.S.: Facing the Economic Challenges of the Future, Secretary Shultz, the Dalian Management Training Center, 03/03/1987, Dalian, People’s Republic of China

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-54 Current Policy No. 931: International Efforts to Protect the Stratospheric Ozone Layer, Richard E. Benedick, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Environment, Health, and Natural Resources, a plenary meeting of the UN Environment Program (UNEP), 02/23/1987, Vienna, Austria

Box 14 Current Policy No. 932: U.S. Interests and Resource Needs in Latin America and the Caribbean, Elliott Abrams, Assistant Secretary for Inter-American Affairs, the Subcommittee on Western Hemisphere Affairs of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, 03/25/1987 Current Policy No. 933: Budgetary Resources and Foreign Policy, Edward J. Derwinski, Under Secretary for Security Assistance, Science and Technology, the Subcommittee on Foreign Operations of the House Appropriations Committee, 03/19/1987 Current Policy No. 934: Securing the Blessings of Liberty, John C. Whitehead, Deputy Secretary of State, the 18th annual student symposium for the Center for the Study of the Presidency, 03/20/1987 Current Policy No. 935: New Prospects for Agreements in INF and START, Edward L. Rowny, Special Adviser to the President and the Secretary of State on Arms Control Matters, the Panhandle Tiger Bay Club, 03/20/1987, Pensacola, Florida Current Policy No. 936: Interpreting the ABM Treaty, Ambassador Paul H. Nitze, Special Adviser to the President and the Secretary of State for Arms Control Matters, the Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced Management, 04/01/1987 Current Policy No. 937: The Success of the Antarctic Treaty, John D. Negroponte, Assistant Secretary for Oceans and International Environmental and Scientific Affairs, the 11th annual Center for Oceans Law and Policy Seminar, 03/27/1987, Charlottesville, Virginia Current Policy No. 938: America’s First Line of Defense: An Effective Foreign Policy, Alan L. Keyes, Assistant Secretary for International Organizational Affairs, the World Affairs Council of Reading and Berks County, 03/31/1987, Wyomissing, Pennsylvania Current Policy No. 939: Improving the Balance of Conventional Forces in Europe, John H. Hayes, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Politico-Military Affairs, a National Defense University (NDU) symposium entitled “The Future of Conventional Defense Improvements in NATO,” 03/27/1987 Current Policy No. 940: America’s Political Tradition and the Soviet Challenge, Edward L. Rowny, Special Adviser to the President and the Secretary of State on Arms Control Matters, the Harvard National Model United Nations, 02/20/1987, Boston, Massachusetts Current Policy No. 941: The Current State of Soviet-American Relations, President Reagan, the Los Angeles World Affairs Council, 04/10/1987, Los Angeles, California Current Policy No. 942: U.S.-Japan Trade Relations, Allen Wallis, under Secretary for Economic and Agricultural Affairs, the Commonwealth Club, 04/13/1987, San Francisco, California Current Policy No. 943: The Environmental Agenda and Foreign Policy, John D.

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-55 Negroponte, Assistant Secretary for Oceans and International Environmental and Scientific Affairs, and by Richard Benedick, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Environment, Health and Natural Resources, the State Department Symposium on the Environmental Agenda and Foreign Policy, 04/16/1987 Current Policy No. 944: Central America: What are the Alternatives? Elliott Abrams, Assistant Secretary for Inter-American Affairs, the University of Kansas, 04/21/1987, Lawrence, Kansas Current Policy No. 945: Refugees and Foreign Policy: Immediate Needs and Durable Solutions, Ambassador Jonathan Moore, U.S. Coordinator for Refugee Affairs, at the John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University, 04/06/1987, Cambridge, Massachusetts Current Policy No. 946: Countering Today’s Security Challenges, Ronald I. Spiers, Under Secretary for Management, the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, 04/23/1987 Current Policy No. 947: Terrorism and the Rule of Law, L. Paul Bremer III, Ambassador at Large for Counter-Terrorism, the Commonwealth club, 04/23/1987, San Francisco, California Current Policy No. 948: U.S. Policy Priorities for Relations with China, Gaston J. Sigur, Jr., Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, the National Issues Forum on the Outlook for U.S.-China Trade and Economic Relations at the Brookings Institution, 04/22/1987 Current Policy No. 949: The Spirit Behind the Monroe Doctrine, Elliott Abrams, Assistant Secretary for Inter-American Affairs, prepared for delivery at the James Monroe Freedom Award Dinner at the State Department, 04/28/1987 Current Policy No. 950: U.S. Agriculture and the Global Context: A Time for Action, Allen Wallis, Under Secretary for Economic and Agricultural Affairs, the National Association of Wheat Growers, 03/18/1987 Current Policy No. 951: Challenges Facing the Foreign Service, Ronald I. Spiers, Under Secretary for Management, at the State Department’s 22nd annual Foreign Service Day, 05/01/1987 Current Policy No. 952: Promoting Freedom and Democracy in Central America, President Reagan, the American Newspaper Publishers Association, 05/03/1987, Ellis Island, New York Current Policy No. 953: South Asia and the United States: An Evolving Partnership, Michael H. Armacost, Under Secretary for Political Affairs, the Asia Society, 04/29/1987 Current Policy No. 954: Human Rights in Cuba, Vernon A. Walters, U.S. Permanent Representative to the United Nations, the 43rd session of the UN Commission on Human Rights, 03/05/1987, Geneva, Switzerland Current Policy No. 955: Effective Arms Control Demands a Broad Approach, Edward L. Rowny, Special Adviser to the President and the Secretary of State on Arms Control Matters, the U.S. Air Force Academy, 04/27/1987, Colorado Springs, Colorado. Current Policy No. 956: Meeting the Challenges of Change in the Pacific, Secretary Shultz, the Stanford University Cornerstone Centennial Academic Convocation, 05/14/1987, Stanford, California

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-56 Current Policy No. 957: Working for Peace and Freedom, Secretary Shultz, the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC), 05/17/1987, Current Policy No. 958: International Shipping and the Iran-Iraq War, Richard W. Murphy, Assistant Secretary for Near Eastern and South Asian Affairs, delivered separately both the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and the Subcommittee on Europe and the Middle East of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 05/19/1987 Current Policy No. 959: Nonproliferation and the Peaceful Uses of Nuclear Energy, John D. Negroponte, Assistant Secretary for Oceans and International Environmental and Scientific Affairs, the Orange County World Affairs Council, 05/20/1987, Santa Ana, California Current Policy No. 960: African Development: An Administration Perspective, John C. Whitehead, Deputy Secretary of State, the Carnegie Corporation, 05/07/1987. Current Policy No. 961: The Human Rights Issue in Korea, Richard Schifter, Assistant Secretary for Human Rights and Humanitarian Affairs, the Subcommittees on Asian and Pacific Affairs and on Human Rights and International Organizations of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 05/06/1987 Current Policy No. 962: Human Rights and U.S. Foreign Policy, Richard Schifter, Assistant Secretary for Human Rights and Humanitarian Affairs, the Institute for International Affairs, 05/18/1987, Stockholm, Sweden. Current Policy No. 963: The Persian Gulf: Stakes and Risks, Richard W. Murphy, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, 05/29/1987 Current Policy No. 964: 40th Anniversary of the Marshall Plan, Secretary Shultz in celebration of the 40th Anniversary of the Marshall Plan at the State Department, 05/26/1987 Current Policy No. 965: ASEAN: A Model for Regional Cooperation, Secretary Shultz, the Wilson Center's Seminar on "The Future of Regional Cooperation in Southeast Asia,"05/27/1987 Current Policy No. 966: Problems of Assurance of Nuclear Supplies, Fred McGoldrick, Acting Deputy Assistant Secretary for Nuclear Energy and Energy Technology Affairs, the Atomic Industrial Forum, 05/27/1987, San Francisco, California. Current Policy No. 967: Narcotics: A Global Threat, Secretary Shultz, the INM [Bureau of International Narcotics Matters] Narcotics Coordinators Conference, 05/04/1987. Current Policy No. 968: Competitiveness in America: Is Protectionism the Answer? Douglas W. McMinn, Assistant Secretary for Economic and Business Affairs, the National Association of Manufacturers' Congress of American Industry, 05/27/1987 Current Policy No. 969: The Legacy of the Marshall Plan, President Reagan, during a signing ceremony declaring George C. Marshall Month, 06/01/1987, Current Policy No. 970: NATO: The Best Investment in Peace, Vice President Bush, excerpts from an address at the University of New Hampshire commencement, 05/23/1987, Durham, New Hampshire. Current Policy No. 971: East Asia and the Pacific: An Era of Opportunity, Gaston J. Sigur, Jr., Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, the Conference on Peace, Security and Economic Cooperation in Asia and the Pacific, 05/28/1987, Tokyo, Japan. Current Policy No. 972: U.S. National Interest and the Budget Crisis, Michael H.

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-57 Armacost, Under Secretary for Political Affairs, the Lexington Rotary Club, 05/07/1987, Lexington, Kentucky, and the Louisville Committee on Foreign Relations, 05/07/1987, Louisville, Kentucky Current Policy No. 973: U.S. Human Rights Policy: Origins and Implementation, George Lister, Senior Policy Adviser, Bureau of Human Rights and Humanitarian Affairs, the Matias Romero Institute (Foreign Institute of Mexico), 05/27/1987, Mexico City, Mexico Current Policy No. 974: The U.S., Japan, and Asian Pacific Security in Perspective, Michael H. Armacost, Under Secretary for Political Affairs, The 1987 Mansfield Conference, 05/29/1987, Missoula, Montana Current Policy No. 975: Principles and Initiatives in U.S. Arms Control Policy, Edward L. Rowny, Special Adviser to the President and the Secretary of State on Arms Control Matters, the UN Department for Disarmament Affairs Meeting of Experts on “After Reykjavik: Planning for the Nineties,” 06/09/1987, Dagomys, U.S.S.R. Current Policy No. 976: Cuba’s Growing Crisis, Kenneth N. Skoug, Jr., Director, Office of Cuban Affairs, at the University of Minnesota, 05/27/1987, Minneapolis, Minnesota Current Policy No. 977: Berlin: A Message of Hope, President Reagan, at the Brandenburg Gate, 06/12/1987, West Berlin, Germany Current Policy No. 978: U.S. Policy in the Persian Gulf and Kuwaiti Reflagging, Michael H. Armacost, Under Secretary for Political Affairs, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, 06/16/1987 Current Policy No. 979: The U.S. and Southern Africa: A Current Appraisal, Michael H. Armacost, Under Secretary for Political Affairs, as prepared for delivery the Cleveland Council on World Affairs, 06/15/1987, Cleveland, Ohio Current Policy No. 980: Mozambique: Charting a New Course, following is a statement on U.S. policy toward Mozambique, June 1987 Current Policy No. 981: Perspectives on U.S. Refugee Programs, Jonathan Moore, Ambassador at Large and Coordinator for Refugee Affairs, at the 38th annual dinner of the New York Association for New Americans, 06/11/1987, New York City, NY Current Policy No. 982: Latin America and the Caribbean: The Paths to Democracy, Elliott Abrams, Assistant Secretary for Inter-American Affairs, the Washington World Affairs Council, 06/30/1987 Current Policy No. 983: U.S. Policy toward Mozambique, Chester A. Crocker, Assistant Secretary for African Affairs, the Subcommittee on Africa of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, 06/24/1987 Current Policy No. 984: Peace, Friendship, and U.S.-Canada Relations, Secretary Shultz, an address on the occasion of receiving the Freedom Festival Award, 07/02/1987, Detroit, Michigan Current Policy No. 985: U.S.-Soviet Relations: Testing Gorbachev’s “New Thinking,” Michael H. Armacost, Under Secretary for Political Affairs, at the University of Virginia, 07/01/1987, Charlottesville, Virginia Current Policy No. 986: Terrorism and the Media, L. Paul Bremer III, Ambassador at Large for Counter-Terrorism, the International Association of Airline Security Officers, 06/25/1987

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-58 Current Policy No. 987: Verification in an Age of Mobile Missiles, Kenneth L. Adelman, Director of the U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, the City Club, 06/26/1987, San Diego, California Current Policy No. 988: Resolving the POW/MIA Issue, Secretary Shultz, the 18th annual meeting of the National League of POW/MIA Families, 07/18/1987 Current Policy No. 989: Korea: New Beginnings, Gaston J. Sigur, Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, the Foreign Policy Association, 07/21/1987, New York City, NY Current Policy No. 990: Global Economic Powers with Global Responsibilities, Douglas W. McMinn, Assistant Secretary for Economic and Business Affairs, the U.S. Feed Grains Council, 08/03/1987, Asheville, North Carolina Current Policy No. 991: Managing Diplomacy: Problems and Issues, Ronald I. Spiers, Under Secretary for Management, the Meridian House-Smithsonian Institution International Series on Diplomacy in Transition, 08/06/1987 Current Policy No. 992: Matching Foreign Policy Resources with Goals, Secretary Shultz, prepared statement for the Subcommittee on Foreign Operations of the Senate Appropriations Committee, 08/07/1987 Current Policy No. 993: Diplomatic Immunity and U.S. Interests, Selwa Roosevelt, Chief of Protocol, the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, 08/05/1987 Current Policy No. 994: The Soviet Constitution: Myth and Reality, Richard Schifter, Assistant Secretary for Human Rights and Humanitarian Affairs, the American Bar Association (ABA), 08/10/1987, San Francisco, California Current Policy No. 995: A Forward Strategy for Peace and Freedom, President Reagan, the Town Hall of California, 08/26/1987, Los Angeles, California Current Policy No. 996: Some Thoughts on the Future of U.S.-Soviet Relations, John C. Whitehead, Deputy Secretary of State, the third annual U.S.-Soviet Conference, 08/27/1987, Chautauqua, New York Current Policy No. 997: U.S.-Soviet Scientific Exchanges, John D. Negroponte, Assistant Secretary for Oceans and International Environmental and Scientific Affairs, the Subcommittee on International Scientific Cooperation of the House Committee on Science, Space and Technology, 06/25/1987 Current Policy No. 998: Peace, Democracy, and Security in Central America, Secretary Shultz, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, 09/10/1987 Current Policy No. 999: Advancing U.S.-Soviet Relations: The Challenge of Arms Control, Edward L. Rowny, Special Adviser to the President and the Secretary of State for Arms Control matters, the Rotary Club, 09/09/1987, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Current Policy No. 1000: Public Diplomacy in the Information Age, Secretary Shultz, the U.S. Advisory Commission on Public Diplomacy, Department of State, 09/15/1987 Current Policy No. 1001: America’s Vision of the Future, President Reagan, the UN General Assembly, 09/21/1987, New York City, NY Current Policy No. 1002: China: Reform and Future Prospects, J. Stapleton Roy, Deputy Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, 09/17/1987 Current Policy No. 1003: The Democratic Future of South Africa, Secretary Shultz, the

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-59 Business Council for International Understanding, 09/29/1987, New York City, NY Current Policy No. 1004: Proposed Refugee Admissions for FY 1988, prepared statement entered for the record on behalf of Secretary Shultz by Jonathan Moore, U.S. Coordinator and Ambassador at Large for Refugee Affairs, the House Committee on the Judiciary, 09/23/1987 Current Policy No. 1005: INF Negotiations and European Security, Paul H. Nitze, Special Adviser to the President and the Secretary of State on Arms Control Matters, the American Association for the Advancement of Science, 09/28/1987 Current Policy No. 1006: Managing the Global Economy, President Reagan, the joint meeting of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF), 09/29/1987

Box 15 Current Policy No. 1007: Central America at a Critical Juncture, President Reagan, the Organization of States (OAS), 10/07/1987 Current Policy No. 1008: State Department Perspectives on Environmental Issues, John D. Negroponte, Assistant Secretary for Oceans and International Environmental and Scientific Affairs (OES), the International Environment Forum, 09/18/1987 Current Policy No. 1009: A Democratic Future: The Challenge for South Africans, Chester A. Crocker, Assistant Secretary for African Affairs a City University of New York Conference on “South Africa in Transition,” 10/01/1987, White Plains, New York Current Policy No. 1010: Power in the Service of Peace in Central America, Secretary Shultz, the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 10/13/1987 Current Policy No. 1011: The U.S. Foreign Service: The Years Ahead, Ronald I. Spiers, Under Secretary for Management, the Association of American Foreign Service Women (AAFSW), 10/13/1987 Current Policy No. 1012: The Situation in the Philippines, Gaston J. Sigur, Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, the Subcommittee on East Asian and Pacific Affairs of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, 10/08/1987 Current Policy No. 1013: America’s Challenge to Gorbachev, John C. Whitehead, Deputy Secretary of State, the Institute for East-West Security Studies International Conference on “The Implications of Soviet New Thinking,” 10/10/1987, St. Paul, Minnesota Current Policy No. 1014: Hard Work Ahead in Arms Control, Edward L. Rowny, Special Adviser to the President and the Secretary of State on Arms Control Matters, the National War College, 10/16/1987, Colorado Springs, Colorado Current Policy No. 1015: Endangering Our National Ideals and Interests, President Reagan, a meeting of business and civic leaders under the auspices of the Citizens Network for Foreign Affairs, 10/21/1987 Current Policy No. 1016: U.S. Foreign Policy: Responsibilities and Opportunities, John C. Whitehead, Deputy Secretary of State, a meeting of business and civic leaders under the auspices of the Citizens Network for Foreign Affairs, 10/21/1987 Current Policy No. 1017: The Promise and the Limits of Glasnost, Richard Schifter,

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-60 Assistant Secretary for Human Rights and Humanitarian Affairs, the Leadership Conference of the Washington Group, 10/27/1987 Current Policy No. 1018: Third World Dilemma: More Debt or More Equity, John C. Whitehead, Deputy Secretary of State, the Council on Foreign Relations, 10/21/1987, New York City, NY Current Policy No. 1019: Counterterrorism: U.S. Policy and Proposed Legislation, L. Paul Bremer III, Ambassador at Large for Counterterrorism, the Subcommittee on Terrorism, Narcotics, and International Operations of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, 10/15/1987 Current Policy No. 1020: Nonproliferation as a Fundamental Policy Goal, Richard T. Kennedy, Ambassador at Large and Adviser to the Secretary of State on Nonproliferation Policy and Nuclear Energy Affairs, the Subcommittees on Arms Control, International Security and Science, on Asian and Pacific Affairs, and on International Economic Policy and Trade of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 10/22/1987 Current Policy No. 1021: The Agenda of U.S.-Soviet Relations, President Reagan, the Corps of Cadets of the U.S. Military Academy, 10/28/1987, West Point, New York Current Policy No. 1022: U.S. Trade Policy at the Crossroads, John C. Whitehead, Deputy Secretary of State, the Conference on International Trade, 11/02/1987, Wilmington, Delaware Current Policy No. 1023: Counterterrorism: Strategy and Tactics, L. Paul Bremer III, Ambassador at Large for Counter-Terrorism, the Committee on Foreign Relations, 11/04/1987, Tampa, Florida Current Policy No. 1024: The OAS, Democracy, and Nicaragua, Secretary Shultz, the Organization of American States (OAS), General Assembly, 11/10/1987 Current Policy No. 1025: U.S.-Japan Energy Cooperation, Allen Wallis, Under Secretary for Economic Affairs and Agriculture, the U.S.-Japan Energy Policy Conference sponsored by the Atlantic council, 11/12/1987 Current Policy No. 1026: Foreign Policy Implications of AIDS, John C. Whitehead, Deputy Secretary of State, the OES [Bureau of Oceans and International Environmental and Scientific Affairs] Advisory Committee, 10/28/1987 Current Policy No. 1027: Protectionism and Liberalization, Allen Wallis, Under Secretary for Economic Affairs and Agriculture, the Propeller Club, 10/26/1987, Istanbul, Turkey. Current Policy No. 1028: Protectionism and Trade Barriers: Allen Wallis, Under Secretary of State for Economic Affairs and Agriculture, the 9th German Roundtable on NATO Issues, 10/29/1987. Current Policy No. 1029: National Success and International Stability in a Time of Change, Secretary Shultz, the World Affairs Council of Washington, 12/04/1987. Current Policy No. 1030: Policies for Economic Development in Latin America, Peter D. Whitney, Director of the Office of Regional Economic Policy in the Bureau of Inter-American Affairs, the Peruvian Center for International Studies (CEPEI), 11/25/1987, Lima, Peru. Current Policy No. 1031: Export Control Policy and COCOM, Allen Wendt, Senior Representative for Strategic Technology Policy, the Subcommittee on International Economic Policy and Trade of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 11/03/1987.

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-61 Current Policy No. 1032: The Washington Summit: Progress toward Peace, President Reagan, address to the nation, 12/10/1987. Current Policy No. 1033: South Africa: What Are America's Options, Charles W. Freeman, Deputy Assistant Secretary for African Affairs, the World Affairs Council of Inland Southern California Conference on U.S. Foreign Policy, 12/09/1987, Riverside, California. Current Policy No. 1034: Beyond the Summit: Next Steps in Arms Control, Paul H. Nitze, Special Advisor to the President and Secretary of State on Arms Control Matters, the National Press Club, 12/15/1987 Current Policy No. 1035: Maintaining U.S. Leadership in the Changing World Ahead, Richard T. McCormack, U.S. Permanent Representative to the Organization of American States, the World Affairs Council of Inland Southern California, 12/09/1987, Riverside, California. Current Policy No. 1036: Refugees Worldwide and U.S. Foreign Policy: Reciprocal Impacts, Jonathan Moore, U.S. Coordinator for Refugee Affairs, the Los Angeles World Affairs Council, 11/19/1987, Los Angeles, California. Current Policy No. 1037: Aspects of U.S. Resettlement Programs for Vietnamese Refugees, Robert Funseth, Senior Assistant Deputy Secretary for Refugee Programs, the annual dinner meeting of the Families of Vietnamese Political Prisoners Association, 11/14/1987, Falls Church, Virginia Current Policy No. 1038: The INF Treaty: Strengthening U.S. Security, Secretary Shultz, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, 01/25/1988 Current Policy No. 1040: America's Foreign Policy Agenda in 1988, Secretary Shultz, the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 02/02/1988 Current Policy No. 1042: U.S. Condemns North Korean Terrorism, Clayton C. McManaway, Deputy at Large for Counterterrorism, 02/04/1988 Current Policy No. 1043: Managing the U.S.-Soviet Relationship, Secretary Shultz, the Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies, 02/05/1988 Current Policy No. 1044: The U.S. Approach to Eastern Europe: A Fresh Look, John C. Whitehead, Deputy Secretary of State, 01/19/1988 Current Policy No. 1045: The Struggle Against Terrorism, Secretary Shultz, the Anti- Defamation League of B'nai B'rith, 02/12/1988, Palm Beach Florida Current Policy No. 1046: The INF Treaty: Global Scope, Global Support, Edward L. Rowney, Special Advisor to the President, 02/16/1988 Current Policy No. 1047: Terrorism: Myths and Reality, L. Paul Bremer III Ambassador at Large for Counterterrorism, Norwegian Atlantic Committee, Oslo, Norway 02/04/1988 Current Policy No. 1048: The Dulles Legacy: pragmatism in American Foreign Policy, John C. Whitehead, Deputy Secretary of State, John foster Dulles Dinner, Princeton University, New Jersey, 02/26/1988 Current Policy No. 1049: Human Rights and Change in Eastern Europe, John C. Whitehead, Deputy Secretary of State, New York Academy of Sciences, New York City, 02/26/1988 Current Policy No. 1050: The U.S.- Cuba Migration Agreement: Resolving Mariel, Kenneth Skoug, Coordinator for Cuban Affairs, Charlottesville, Virginia, 03/09/1988

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-62 Current Policy No. 1052: Indochinese Refugees and Relations with Thailand, William A. Brown, U.S. Ambassador to Thailand, 02/24/1988 Current Policy No. 1053: U.S. Interests in the United Nations, Vernon A. Walters, U.S. Permanent Representative to the United Nations, 02/25/1988 Current Policy No. 1054: Meeting Our Foreign Policy Goals, Secretary Shultz, the Subcommittee on Foreign Operations of the House Appropriations Committee, 03/10/1988 Current Policy No. 1055: A Statement for Palestinians, Secretary Shultz, 02/26/1988, East Jerusalem Current Policy No. 1057: The IMF Treaty: Advancing U.S. Security Interests, Secretary Shultz, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, 03/14/1988 Current Policy No. 1058: SDI: Enhancing Security and Stability, Edward L. Rowny, Special Advisor to the President, 03/14/1988 Current Policy No. 1059: principled Realism: A Foundation for U.S. Foreign Policy, John C. Whitehead, Deputy Secretary of State, New York City, 03/16/1988 Current Policy No. 1061: Presidential Certification of Narcotics Source Countries, Ann B. Wroblenski, Assistant Secretary for International Narcotic Matters, 03/14/1988 Current Policy No 1062: U.S. Role in the Persian Gulf and the Middle East Peace Process, Richard W. Murphy, Assistant Secretary for Near Eastern and South Asian Affairs, Charleston, South Carolina, 03/22/1988 Current Policy No. 1063: FY 1989 Assistance Proposals for the Middle East and North Africa, Richard W. Murphy, Assistant Secretary for Near Eastern and South Asian Affairs 03/24/1988 Current Policy No. 1064: meeting the Challenge of Budgetary Austerity, Ronald I. Speiers, Under Secretary for Management, 03/30/1988 Current Policy No. 1065: The CBI: Important Incentives for trade and Investment, Peter D. Whitney, Director of Regional Economics, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, 03/23/1988 Current Policy No. 1067: An American Vision of Peace in the Middle East, Richard W. Murphy, 04/18/1988 Current Policy No. 1068: Review of Events in Ethiopia, 04/21/1988 Current Policy No. 1069: The U.S. and the Pacific Basin: Trade and Adjustment Issues, Allen Wallis, 04/26/1988 Current Policy No. 1070: The Winning Hand: American Leadership and the Global Economy, Secretary Shultz, the annual dinner of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 04/28/1988 Current Policy No. 1071: Policies for the Americas in the 1990’s, Richard S. Williamson, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 04/26/1988 Current Policy No. 1072: The U.S. and Japan: Partners in Global Economic Leadership, Allen Wallis, Tokyo, Japan, 04/19/1988 Current Policy No. 1073: The “Budget Crunch” and the Foreign Service, Ronald I. Speirs, 05/06/1988 Current Policy No. 1074: Toward a Stronger International Economy, John C. Whitehead, Toronto, Canada, 04/21/1988 Current Policy No. 1075: Achievements of the INF Treaty, Secretary Shultz, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, 05/16/1988

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-63 Current Policy No. 1076: The United States in the World Economy, Allen Wallis, Under Secretary for Economic Affairs, Baltimore, Maryland, 05/10/1988 Current Policy No. 1077: The United Nations and Disarmament, Richard S. Williamson, Assistant Secretary for International Organization Affairs, New York City, 06/07/1988 Current Policy No. 1078: The United States in the Changing Asia of the 1990’s, Michael H. Armacost, Under Secretary for Political Affairs, New York City, 06/06/1988 Current Policy No. 1079: China and the U.S.: Present and Future, Michael H. Armacost, Under Secretary for Political Affairs, 06/01/1988 Current Policy No. 1080: Arms Control: Process and Global Challenges, Secretary Shultz, the Third UN General Assembly Session on Disarmament, New York City, 06/13/1988 Current Policy No. 1081: The Potential Impact of Imposing Sanctions Against South Africa, John C. Whitehead, Deputy Secretary of State, 06/22/1988 Current Policy No. 1085: Kenneth N. Skoug Jr., Coordinator for Cuban Affairs, Tallahassee, Florida, 05/13/1988 Current Policy No. 1086: Advancing U.S. Objectives in the United Nations, Richard S. Williamson, Assistant Secretary for International Organization Affairs, 06/21/1988 Current Policy No. 1087: Status Report on Afghanistan, 06/23/1988 Current Policy No. 1088: Negotiating With the Soviet Union: Then and Now, Edward L. Rowny, Special Advisor to the President, Santa Cruz, California, 06/30/1988 Current Policy No. 1089 Regional Issues and U.S.-Soviet Relations, Michael H. Armacost, Under Secretary for Political Affairs, grand Rapids, Michigan, 06/22/1988 Current Policy No. 1090: Perspectives on Change in the Soviet Union, Rozanne L. Ridgway, Assistant Secretary for European and Canadian Affairs, 06/29/1988 Current Policy No. 1091: Paula Dobriansky, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Human Rights and Humanitarian Affairs, 06/03/1988 Current Policy No. 1092: Iran Air 655: Steps to Avert Future Tragedies, Richard S. Williamson, Assistant Secretary for International Organization Affairs, Montreal, Canada, 07/13/1988 Current Policy No. 1094: U.S. Export Control Policy: Its present and Future Course, Ambassador Allan Wendt, Senior Representative for Strategic Technology Policy, 06/14/1988 Current Policy No. 1096: American Foreign Policy: Opportunities and Challenges, Colin L. Powell, Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs, Los Angeles, California, 07/19/1988 Current Policy No. 1097: Review of U.S. Policy in the Middle East, Richard W. Murphy, Assistant Secretary for near Eastern and South American Affairs, 07/27/1988 Current Policy No. 1098: Review of U.S.-Vietnam Issues, Gaston J. Sigur, Assistant Secretary for East-Asian and Pacific Affairs, 07/28/1988 Current Policy No. 1099: Winning the War against Narcotics, Secretary Shultz, a group of Bolivians and members of the press, La Paz, Bolivia, 08/08/1988 Current Policy No. 1100: Strategy for an LDC Debt Workout: A U.S. Perspective, William B. Milan, Deputy Assistant Secretary for International Finance and Development, Los Angeles, California, 07/3/0988

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-64 Current Policy No. 1101: Facing the Future: The Americas and the Global Economy, Secretary Shultz, the Central Bank, Montevideo, Uruguay Current Policy No. 1102: U.S. response to Southern African Refugee Crises, Ambassador Jonathan Moore, U.S. Coordinator for Refugee Affairs, Oslo, Norway, 08/23/1988 Current Policy No. 1103: Proposed Refugee Admissions for FY 1989, Secretary Shultz, the Senate Committee on the Judiciary, 09/13/1988 Current Policy No. 1104: The Administration's Approach to Middle East Peacemaking, Secretary Shultz, the Washington Institute for Near East Policy, Wye Plantation, Queenstown, Maryland, 09/16/1988

Box 16 Current Policy No. 1106: Political Dimensions of a Changing Asia, Gaston J. Sigur, Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, 09/15/1988 Current Policy No. 1107: the War Powers Resolution, Abraham D. Sofaer, Legal Advisor, 09/15/1988 Current Policy No. 1108: Military power and Diplomacy: The Reagan Legacy, Michael H. Armacost, Under Secretary for Political Affairs, 09/19/1988 Current Policy No. 1109: Prospects for a New Era of World Peace, President Ronald Reagan, New York City, 09/26/1988 Current Policy No. 1111: Efforts for Peace in Africa, Secretary Shultz, at a reception in honor of the Organization of African Unity (OAU), New York City, 10/04/1988 Current Policy No. 1112: East-West Relations and Arms Reductions, Edward L. Rowny, Special Advisor to the President, Warsaw, Poland, 09/02/1988 Current Policy No. 1113: The Situation in Cambodia, Charles H. Twining, Director of the Office of Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodian Affairs, 09/29/1988 Current Policy No. 1114: Key to the Future: Enlightened Engagement, Secretary Shultz, the Financial Executives Institute, San Francisco, California, 10/18/1988 Current Policy No. 1116: The Open Society and its Friends, Secretary Shultz, the Inter- American Press Association (IAPA), Salt Lake City, Utah, 10/11/1988 Current Policy No.1118: Overview of U.S. Trade Policy, Allen Wallis, Under Secretary for Economic Affairs and Agriculture, 10/05/1988 Current Policy No. 1120: The Ecology of International Change, Secretary Shultz, the Commonwealth Club of California, San Francisco, California, 10/28/1988, Current Policy No. 1121: The Administration's Arms Control Legacy, Secretary Shultz, the American and European Nuclear Societies and the Nuclear Energy Forum, 10/31/1988 Current Policy No. 1126: The Inter-American System: Into the Next Century, Secretary Shultz, the General Assembly of the Organization of American States (OAS), San Salvador, El Salvador, 11/14/1988 Current Policy No. 1129: An Agenda for U.S.-Soviet Cooperation, Richard H. Soloman, Director, Policy Planning Staff at the Soviet Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Moscow, U.S.S.R., 11/02/1988 Current Policy No. 1130: An Overview of U.S. Arms Control Objectives, William F. Burns, Director of the U.S. Arms control and Disarmament Agency, New York, 10/1/1988 Current Policy No. 1131: Efforts Toward a Cambodian Settlement, Ambassador Vernon

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-65 A. Walters, U.S. Permanent Representative to the United Nations, New York, 10/18/1988 Current Policy No. 1132: EC Project 1992: The Dynamics of Change, Dennis Lamb, U.S. Representative to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, 09/09/1988 Current Policy No. 1133: American Leadership in International Trade, Under Secretary for Economic Affairs and Agriculture, 11/28/1988 Current Policy No. 1137, Caribbean Basin: Accomplishments and Challenges, Elliot Abrams, Assistant Secretary for Inter-American Affairs, Miami, Florida, 12/02/1988 Current Policy No. 1138: The Search for Middle East Peace, Richard W. Murphy, Assistant Secretary for Near Eastern and South Asian Affairs, 12/08/1988 Current Policy No. 1139: Negotiations toward a New International Coffee Agreement, Allen Wallis, Under Secretary for Economic Affairs and Agriculture, London, England, 11/14/1988 Current Policy No. 1140: Public Service in America, Secretary Shultz, the Citizens Network for Foreign Affairs, 01/09/89 Current Policy No. 1141: Chemical Weapons: A Global Call to Action, Secretary Shultz, at the Conference on Chemical Weapons, Paris, France, 01/07/89 Current Policy No. 1142: Witnessing the Changes in Human Rights, Richard Schifter, Assistant Secretary for Human Rights and Humanitarian Affairs, 12/08/1988 Current Policy No. 1143: Human Rights Policy: Future Opportunities and Challenges, Paula Dobriansky, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Human Rights and Humanitarian Affairs, Chicago, Illinois, 12/09/1988 Current Policy No. 1144: The Reagan Legacy in Latin America: Active Support for Democracy, Elliot Abrams, Assistant Secretary for Inter-American Affairs, Norman, Oklahoma, 01/12/1989 Current Policy No. 1145: Vienna Meeting: Commitment, Cooperation and the Challenge of Compliance, Secretary Shultz, at the closing session of the Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe (CSCE), Vienna, Austria, 01/17/89

SUBSERIES A: CURRENT POLICY DIGEST Box 16 cont. Current Policy Digest Number 1-9, February 1985- October 1985 Current Policy Digest Number 10-17, November 1985-June 1986 Current Policy Digest Number 18-25, July 1986-March 1987 Current Policy Digest Number 19-30, April 1987-August 1987

SERIES III: DEPARTMENT OF STATE BULLETIN Box 16 cont. Department of State Bulletin, December 1980 Department of State Bulletin, Index 1980 Department of State Bulletin, January 1981 Department of State Bulletin, February 1981 Department of State Bulletin, March 1981

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-66 Department of State Bulletin, April 1981 Department of State Bulletin, May 1981 Department of State Bulletin, June 1981 Department of State Bulletin, June 1981 Department of State Bulletin, August 1981 Department of State Bulletin, September 1981 Department of State Bulletin, October 1981

Box 17 Department of State Bulletin, November 1981 Department of State Bulletin, December 1981 Department of State Bulletin, Index 1981 Department of State Bulletin, January 1982 Department of State Bulletin, February 1982 Department of State Bulletin, March 1982 Department of State Bulletin, April 1982 Department of State Bulletin, May 1982 Department of State Bulletin, June 1982 Department of State Bulletin, July 1982 Department of State Bulletin, August 1982 Department of State Bulletin, September 1982 Department of State Bulletin, October 1982 Department of State Bulletin, November 1982 Department of State Bulletin, December 1982 Department of State Bulletin, Index 1982 Department of State Bulletin, January 1983 Department of State Bulletin, February 1983 Department of State Bulletin, March 1983 Department of State Bulletin, April 1983

Box 18 Department of State Bulletin, May 1983 Department of State Bulletin, June 1983 Department of State Bulletin, July 1983 Department of State Bulletin, August 1983 Department of State Bulletin, (reprint) September 1983 Department of State Bulletin, (reprint) 09/01/1983-09/16/1983 Department of State Bulletin, October 1983 Department of State Bulletin, November 1983 Department of State Bulletin, December 1983 Department of State Bulletin, Index 1983 Department of State Bulletin, January 1984 Department of State Bulletin, February 1984 Department of State Bulletin, March 1984 Department of State Bulletin, April 1984 Department of State Bulletin, May 1984

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-67 Department of State Bulletin (reprint) 05/29/1984-05/31/1984 Department of State Bulletin, June 1984 Department of State Bulletin, July 1984 Department of State Bulletin, August 1984 Department of State Bulletin, September 1984 Department of State Bulletin, October 1984 Department of State Bulletin, November 1984

Box 19 Department of State Bulletin, December 1984 Department of State Bulletin, Index 1984 Department of State Bulletin, January 1985 Department of State Bulletin, February 1985 Department of State Bulletin, March 1985 Department of State Bulletin, April 1985 Department of State Bulletin, May 1985 Department of State Bulletin, June 1985 Department of State Bulletin, July 1985 Department of State Bulletin, August 1958 Department of State Bulletin, September 1985 Department of State Bulletin, October 1985 Department of State Bulletin, November 1985 Department of State Bulletin, December 1985 Department of State Bulletin, Index 1985 Department of State Bulletin, January 1986 Department of State Bulletin, February 1986 Department of State Bulletin, March 1986 Department of State Bulletin, April 1986 Department of State Bulletin, May 1986 Department of State Bulletin, June 1986

Box 20 Department of State Bulletin, July 1986 Department of State Bulletin, August 1986 Department of State Bulletin, September 1986 Department of State Bulletin, October 1986 Department of State Bulletin, November 1986 Department of State Bulletin, December 1986 Department of State Bulletin, Index 1986 Department of State Bulletin, January 1987 Department of State Bulletin, February 1987 Department of State Bulletin, March 1987 Department of State Bulletin, April 1987 Department of State Bulletin, May 1987 Department of State Bulletin, June 1987 Department of State Bulletin, July 1987

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-68 Department of State Bulletin, September 1987 Department of State Bulletin, October 1987 Department of State Bulletin, November 1987 Department of State Bulletin, December 1987 Department of State Bulletin, Index 1987 Department of State Bulletin, January 1988 Department of State Bulletin, (reprint) 1989

Box 21 State, December1980-January 1981 State, March 1981 State, August-September 1981 State, October 1981 State, January-February 1982 State, June-July 1982 State, August-September 1982 State, October-November 1982 State, December 1982 State, January-February 1983 State, March 1983 State, May 1983 State, August-September 1983 State, November 1983 State, January-February 1984 State, March 1984

Box 22 State, April 1984 State, May 1984 State, June 1984 State, July 1984 State, August/September 1984 State, October 1984 State, June-July 1985 State, August/September 1985 State, October 1985 State, November 1985 State, December 1985 State, January 1986 State, March-April 1986 State, December 1986 State, January 1987 State, February 1987 State, March-April 1987 State, May 1987 State, June 1987

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-69 State, July 1987 State, August-September 1987

SERIES IV: PRESS RELEASES Box 23 January 1982 (1)(2) February 1982 (1)(2) March 1982 (1)(2) April 1982 (1)(2) May 1982 (1)(2) June 1982 (1)(2) July 1982 August 1982 (1)(2) September 1982 (1)(2) October 1982 (1)(2) November 1982

Box 24 December 1982 (1)-(3) January 1983 (1)(2) February 1983 (1)-(3) March 1983 (1)(2) April 1983 (1)(2) May 1983 (1)-(3) June 1983 (1)(2)

Box 25 June 1983 (3) July 1983 (1)(2) August 1983 September 1983 (1)(2) October 1983 November 1983 December 1983 January 1984 February 1984 (1)(2) March 1984 (1)-(3) April 1984 (1)(2) May 1984 (1)

Box 26 May 1984(2) June 1984 July 1984 August 1984 September 1984

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Box 27 April 1985 (3) May 1985 (1)-(3) June 1985 July 1985 (1)-(3) August 1985 September 1985 October 1985 (1)(2) November 1985 December 1985(1)(2) January 1986 (1)(2) February 1986 (1)(2)

Box 28 March 1986 (1) March 1986 (2)(3) April 1986 (1)(2) May 1986 (1)(2) June 1986 (1)-(3) July 1986 August 1986 September 1986 (1)(2) October 1986 (1)-(3) November 1986 (1)

Box 29 November 1986 (2) December 1986 January 1987 (1)(2) February 1987 (1)(2) March 1987 (1)(2) April 1987 May 1987 (1)(2) June 1987 (1)(2) July 1987 August 1987 September 1987

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Box 30 October 1987 (3) November 1987 December 1987 (1)(2) January 1988 February 1988 (1)(2) March 1988 (1)(2) April 1988 (1)(2) May 1988 June 1988 (1)(2) July 1988 (1)(2)

Box 31 July 1988 (3) August 1988 (1)(2) September 1988 (1)(2) October 1988 November 1988 December 1988 Press Release Chronology 1982 Press Release Chronology 1983 Press Release Chronology 1984 Press Release Chronology 1985 Press Release Chronology 1986 Press Release Chronology 1987 Press Release Log 1987

Box 31, cont SERIES V: PRESS RELEASES AND STATEMENTS VICE-PRESIDENTS OFFICE Press Releases and Statements, Vice-President January 1985 Press Releases and Statements, Vice-President February 1985 Press Releases and Statements, Vice-President March 1985 Press Releases and Statements, Vice-President April 1985 Press Releases and Statements, Vice-President May 1985 Press Releases and Statements, Vice-President June 1985 (1)(2) Press Releases and Statements, Vice-President July 1985 (1)(2)

Box 32 Press Releases and Statements, Vice-President August 1985 Press Releases and Statements, Vice-President September1985 (1)(2) Press Releases and Statements, Vice-President October 1985 Press Releases and Statements, Vice-President November 1985 Press Releases and Statements, Vice-President January 1986 Press Releases and Statements, Vice-President March 1986

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-72 Press Releases and Statements, Vice-President April 1986 Press Releases and Statements, Vice-President May-June 1986 Press Releases and Statements, Vice-President July 1986 Press Releases and Statements, Vice-President August 1986 Press Releases and Statements, Vice-President November-December 1986 Press Releases and Statements, Vice-President January-April 1987 Press Releases and Statements, Vice-President May-July 1987 Press Releases and Statements, Vice-President August-October 1987 Press Releases and Statements, Vice-President November-December 1987

SERIES VI: BRIEFINGS SUBSERIES A: DAILY PRESS BRIEFINGS Box 33 Daily Press Briefings January 1982 (1)-(3) Daily Press Briefings February 1982 (1)-(3) Daily Press Briefings March 1982 (1)-(8) Daily Press Briefings April 1982 (1)-(4)

Box 34 Daily Press Briefings April 1982 (5)(6) Daily Press Briefings May 1982 (1)-(4) Daily Press Briefings June 1982 (1)-(5) Daily Press Briefings July 1982 (1)-(4) Daily Press Briefings August 1982 (1)-(5) Daily Press Briefings September 1982 (1)

Box 35 Daily Press Briefings September 1982 (2)-(4) Daily Press Briefings October 1982 (1)-(4) Daily Press Briefings November 1982 (1)-(3) Daily Press Briefings December 1982 (1)-(3) Daily Press Briefings January 1983 (1)-(3) Daily Press Briefings February 1983 (1)(2) Daily Press Briefings March 1983 (1)

Box 36 Daily Press Briefings March 1983 (2)(3) Daily Press Briefings April 1983 (1)-(3) Daily Press Briefings May 1983 (1)-(3) Daily Press Briefings June 1983 (1)-(3) Daily Press Briefings July 1983 (1)-(4) Daily Press Briefings August 1983 (1)-(3)

Box 37 Daily Press Briefings August 1983 (4) Daily Press Briefings September 1983 (1)-(4)

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Box 38 Daily Press Briefings February 1984 (1)-(4) Daily Press Briefings March 1984 (1)-(4) Daily Press Briefings April 1984 (1)-(4) Daily Press Briefings May 1984 Daily Press Briefings July 1984 (1)-(3) Daily Press Briefings August 1984 (1)-(4) Daily Press Briefings September 1984 (1)

Box 39 Daily Press Briefings September 1984 (2)-(4) Daily Press Briefings October 1984 (1)-(4) Daily Press Briefings January 1985 (1)-(3) Daily Press Briefings February 1985 (1)(4) Daily Press Briefings March 1985(1)-(3) Daily Press Briefings April 1985 (1)(2)

Box 40 Daily Press Briefings April 1985 (3)(4) Daily Press Briefings May 1985 (1)-(4) Daily Press Briefings June 1985 (1)-(4) Daily Press Briefings July 1985 (1)-(4) Daily Press Briefings August 1985 (1)-(5) Daily Press Briefings September 1985 (1)

Box 41 Daily Press Briefings September 1985 (2)-(4) Daily Press Briefings October 1985 (1)-(4) Daily Press Briefings November 1985 (1)-(3) Daily Press Briefings December 1985 (1)-(5) Daily Press Briefings January 1986 (1)-(7)

Box 42 Daily Press Briefings February 1986 (1)-(6) Daily Press Briefings March 1986 (1)-(7) Daily Press Briefings April 1986 (1)-(7) Daily Press Briefings May 1986 (1)-(4) Daily Press Briefings June 1986 (1)

Box 43 Daily Press Briefings June 1986 (2)-(5)

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-74 Daily Press Briefings July 1986 (1)-(5) Daily Press Briefings August 1986 (1)-(4) Daily Press Briefings September 1986 (1)-(4) Daily Press Briefings October 1986 (1)(2)

Box 44 Daily Press Briefings October 1986 (3)(4) Daily Press Briefings November 1986 (1)-(3) Daily Press Briefings December 1986 (1)-(4) Daily Press Briefings January 1987 (1)-(4) Daily Press Briefings February 1987 (1)-(3) Daily Press Briefings March 1987 (1)-(3)

Box 45 Daily Press Briefings March 1987 (4) Daily Press Briefings April 1987 (1)-(4) Daily Press Briefings May 1987 (1)-(4) Daily Press Briefings June 1987 (1)-(4) Daily Press Briefings July 1987 (1)-(4) Daily Press Briefings August 1987 (1)(2)

Box 46 Daily Press Briefings August 1987 (3)-(5) Daily Press Briefings September 1987 (1)-(6) Daily Press Briefings, November 1987 (1)-(2) Daily Press Briefings October 1987 (1)-(6) Daily Press Briefings November 1987 (1)-(3) Daily Press Briefings December 1987 (1)

Box 47 Daily Press Briefings December 1987 (2)-(4) Daily Press Briefings January 1988 (1)-(3) Daily Press Briefings February 1988 (1)-(3) Daily Press Briefings March 1988 (1)-(4) Daily Press Briefings April 1988 (1)-(3) Daily Press Briefings May 1988(1)-(3)

Box 48 Daily Press Briefings June 1988 (1)-(3) Daily Press Briefings July 1988 (1)-(3) Daily Press Briefings August 1988 (1)-(4) Daily Press Briefings September 1988 (1)-(4) Daily Press Briefings October 1988 (1)-(4) Daily Press Briefings November 1988 (1)(2)

Box 49

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-75 Daily Press Briefings November 1988 (3) Daily Press Briefings December 1988 (1)-(4)

SUBSERIES B: BACKGROUND BRIEFINGS Box 49, cont. Background Briefings January 1982 Background Briefings February 1982 Background Briefings March 1982 (1)-(3) Background Briefings April 1982 Background Briefings May 1982 Background Briefings June 1982 Background Briefings July 1982 (1)-(3) Background Briefings August 1982 (1)(2) Background Briefings September 1982 (1)(2)

Box 50 Background Briefings October 1982 (1)(2) Background Briefings November 1982 (1)(2) Background Briefings December1982 (1)-(3) Background Briefings January 1983 (1)(2) Background Briefings February 1983 Background Briefings March 1983 Background Briefings April 1983 Background Briefings May 1983 Background Briefings June 1983 Background Briefings July 1983 Background Briefings August 1983 Background Briefings September 1983 (1)(2) Background Briefings October 1983

Box 51 Background Briefings January 1984 (1)-(6) Background Briefings February 1984 (1)-(4) Background Briefings March 1984 (1)-(3) Background Briefings April 1984 (1)-(7)

Box 52 Background Briefings April 1984 (8) Background Briefings May 1984 (1)-(4) Background Briefings June 1984 Background Briefings July 1984 (1)(2) Background Briefings August 1984 Background Briefings September 1984 Background Briefings October 1984 (1)(2) Background Briefings November 1984 Background Briefings December 1984 (1)-(3)

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-76 Background Briefings January 1985 (1)(2) Background Briefings February 1985 (1)-(4) Background Briefings March 1985 (1)

Box 53 Background Briefings March 1985 (2)-(4) Background Briefings April 1985 (1)-(4) Background Briefings May 1985 (1)-(3) Background Briefings June 1985 Background Briefings July 1985 (1)-(3) Background Briefings August 1985 Background Briefings September 1985 Background Briefings October 1985 (1)-(3) Background Briefings November 1985 Background Briefings December 1985

Box 54 Background Briefings January 1986 (1)-(3) Background Briefings February 1986 (1)-(3) Background Briefings March 1986 (1)-(3) Background Briefings April 1986 (1)(2) Background Briefings May 1986 (1)-(3) Background Briefings June 1986 Background Briefings July 1986 Background Briefings August 1986 (1)

Box 55 Background Briefings August 1986 (2) Background Briefings September 1986 (1)(2) Background Briefings October 1986 Background Briefings November 1986 (1)(2) Background Briefings December 1986 Background Briefings January 1987 (1)(2) Background Briefings February 1987 Background Briefings March 1987 Background Briefings April 1987 (1)-(3) Background Briefings May 1987 Background Briefings June 1987 (1)(2) Background Briefings July 1987 Background Briefings August 1987 Background Briefings September 1987 (1)(2) Background Briefings October 1987 Background Briefings December 1987

Box 56 Background Briefings January 1988

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-77 Background Briefings February 1988 Background Briefings March 1988 Background Briefings April 1988 Background Briefings June 1988 (1)(2) Background Briefings July 1988 Background Briefings September 1988 Background Briefings October 1988 Background briefings November 1988 Background Briefings December 1988

SUBSERIES C: WHITE HOUSE AND DEPARTMENT OF STATE BRIEFINGS AND STATEMENTS Box 56, cont. White House and State Department Briefings and Statements January 1982 (1)-(3) White House and State Department Briefings and Statements February 1982 White House and State Department Briefings and Statements March 1982 White House and State Department Briefings and Statements June 1982 White House and State Department Briefings and Statements July 1982 White House and State Department Briefings and Statements March 1983 White House and State Department Briefings and Statements May 1983 White House and State Department Briefings and Statements June 1983 White House and State Department Briefings and Statements September 1983 White House and State Department Briefings and Statements November 1983 White House and State Department Briefings and Statements December 1983 White House and State Department Briefings and Statements January 1984 (1)-(3) White House and State Department Briefings and Statements February 1984 White House and State Department Briefings and Statements March 1984 White House and State Department Briefings and Statements April 1984 White House and State Department Briefings and Statements June 1984 White House and State Department Briefings and Statements August 1984 White House and State Department Briefings and Statements September 1984 White House and State Department Briefings and Statements October 1984 White House and State Department Briefings and Statements November 1984

Box 57 White House and State Department Briefings and Statements December 1984 White House and State Department Briefings and Statements January 1985 White House and State Department Briefings and Statements February 1985 (1)(2) White House and State Department Briefings and Statements March 1985 White House and State Department Briefings and Statements April 1985 (1)-(3) White House and State Department Briefings and Statements May 1985 (1)(2) White House and State Department Briefings and Statements June 1985 (1)(2) White House and State Department Briefings and Statements July 1985 White House and State Department Briefings and Statements August 1985 White House and State Department Briefings and Statements September 1985 White House and State Department Briefings and Statements October 1985 (1)(2)

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-78 White House and State Department Briefings and Statements November 1985 White House and State Department Briefings and Statements December 1985 White House and State Department Briefings and Statements January 1986 (1)(2)

Box 58 White House and State Department Briefings and Statements February 1986 White House and State Department Briefings and Statements March 1986 (1)(2) White House and State Department Briefings and Statements April 1986 White House and State Department Briefings and Statements May 1986 White House and State Department Briefings and Statements June 1986 White House and State Department Briefings and Statements July 1986 White House and State Department Briefings and Statements August 1986 (1)(2) White House and State Department Briefings and Statements September 1986 (1) White House and State Department Briefings and Statements September 1986 (2) White House and State Department Briefings and Statements October 1986 White House and State Department Briefings and Statements November 1986 White House and State Department Briefings and Statements December 1986 (1)(2) White House and State Department Briefings and Statements January 1987 White House and State Department Briefings and Statements February 1987 White House and State Department Briefings and Statements March 1987 White House and State Department Briefings and Statements April 1987 White House and State Department Briefings and Statements May 1987 White House and State Department Briefings and Statements June 1987 (1)(2)

Box 59 White House and State Department Briefings and Statements July 1987 (1)(2) White House and State Department Briefings and Statements August 1987 White House and State Department Briefings and Statements January 1988 White House and State Department Briefings and Statements February 1988 (1)(2) White House and State Department Briefings and Statements March 1988 White House and State Department Briefings and Statements April 1988 White House and State Department Briefings and Statements May 1988 (1)-(3) White House and State Department Briefings and Statements June 1988 (1)-(2) White House and State Department Briefings and Statements July 1988 White House and State Department Briefings and Statements August 1988 White House and State Department Briefings and Statements September 1988 (1)(2) White House and State Department Briefings and Statements October 1988 (1)(2) White House and State Department Briefings and Statements November 1988 White House and State Department Briefings and Statements December 1988 White House and State Department Briefings and Statements January 1989

SERIES VII: TREATIES AND OTHER INTERNATIONAL ACTS, 1981- 1988 Box 60 Treaties in Force: A List of Treaties and Other International Agreements of the United States in Force on January 1, 1981 Treaties in Force: A List of Treaties and Other International Agreements of the United

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-79 States in Force on January 1, 1982 Treaties in Force: A List of Treaties and Other International Agreements of the United States in Force on January 1, 1984 Treaties in Force: A List of Treaties and Other International Agreements of the United States in Force on January 1, 1985 Treaties in Force: A List of Treaties and Other International Agreements of the United States in Force on January 1, 1986

Box 61 Activities of the United States in Panama-Agricultural Commodities: Bangladesh Agricultural Commodities: (1)-(18)

Box 62 Agriculture (1)-(3) Air Transport Services Argentina-Fiji Air Transport Services Finland-Jordan Alexandria Waste Water System Expansion: Egypt Antarctica Treaty Assurances on Middle East Peace: Israel Atomic Energy (1)-(12)

Box 63 Atomic Energy (13)-(19) Atomic Energy Steam Generator Safety Research Atomic Energy Technical Information Exchange and Cooperation in regulatory and Safety Research Matters Aviation: (1)-(6) Basic Village Services: Egypt Boundary Waters Cemetery: Custodian's House, Panama Claims Collisions at Sea Colorado River Commerce Commissary and Post Exchange Commodity Imports Loan Conservation Consular Containers

Box 64 Cooperation Criminal Investigations Cultural Property Cultural Relations (1)-(2) Defense (1)-(12)

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-80 Desertification Disaster Assistance

Box 65 Double Taxation (1)-(6) Economic Assistance (1)-(5) Economic Assistance (6)-(10) Economic Cooperation: Economic and Military Cooperation Economic, Scientific, Technological, Educational, and Cultural Cooperation Economic and Technical Assistance Economic and Technical Cooperation

Box 66 Economic, Technical, and Related Assistance Education Elimination of Intermediate Range and Shorter Range Missiles between the U.S. and The U.S.S.R. (1)-(4) Employment Energy (1)-(8) Environmental Cooperation Environmental Protection Exchange of Military Personnel Exchange of Notes and Agreed Minutes from Geneva, 05/12/1988, between the United States and the U.S.S.R. Exchange of Notes at Moscow May 28, 1988 Identifying and Confirming Which Documents, in Addition to the Treaty, have the Same Force and Effect as the Treaty Exchanges in Education and Culture Express Mail Service Extradition (1)-(3)

Box 67 Finance (1)-(3) Finance (4)-(7) Fisheries (1)-(8) Fire Protection Forest Fires Canada Food Aid Frequency Modulation, (FM) Broadcasting Friendship and Cooperation Friendship and Territorial Sovereignty Furnishing of Defense Articles and Services General Agreement of Tariffs and Trade (GATT)

Box 68 GATT: Geneva (1979) Protocol and Schedules, Volume I

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-81 GATT: Geneva (1979) Protocol and Schedules, Volume III

Box 69 Grain Headquarters of the United Nations: Health High Seas Fisheries Highways Housing Industrial Property Protection Inter-American Institute for Cooperation on Agriculture Intergovernmental Maritime Consultative Organization (IMCO) International (1)-(6) International Natural Rubber Agreement. 1987 International Sugar Agreement, 1987 Investment Guarantees Joint Committee for Economic Relations Judicial Long-Range Trans-boundary Air Pollution Mapping, Charting and Geodesy Marine Pollution and Science

Box 70 Maritime (1)(2) Meteorology Middle East Peace, Egypt, and Israel Migrants Interdiction Military Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters with the Bahamas Mutual Defense Assistance Mutual Legal Assistance with Mexico Narcotic Drugs (1)-(3) Navigation North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) North Pacific Fur Seals Oceanography Panama Canal Treaty (1)-(4) Parcel Post (1)(2)

Box 71 Parcel Post (3) Patents Peace Corps Peacekeeping (1)(2)

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-82 Plant Protection Pollution Postal Preservation of Halibut Fisheries Prisoner Transfer Privileges and Immunities Property Transfer Protection of Refugees Provisional Commission on Educational and Cultural Exchange

Box 72 Radio Regulations, 1978 Reciprocal Fisheries Refugee Relief Reimbursement of Income Taxes Remote Sensing Resource Conservation Rural Health and Family Planning Services Safety of Life at Sea, 1974 Saint Lawrence Seaway Satellites Science and Technology Scientific Cooperation (1)-(3) Scientific and Technical Cooperation Scientific and Technology Cooperation (1)(2) Seabed’s Shellfish Sanitation Shipping Social Security (1)(2)

Box 73 Sockeye and Pink Salmon Fisheries South Pacific Commission Space Cooperation Space Research Stolen Property Taxation Technical Cooperation Telecommunications (1)-(3) Television Territorial Status Tracking Stations Trade Trade Matters Trade in Textiles (1)-(3)

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-83 Box 74 Trade in Textiles (4)-(9) Trans-boundary Air Pollution Transportation Tourism Universal Postal Union (1)(2) University Collaboration for Economic, Technical, and Social Development Visas Weather Stations Whaling Final Acts: The Planning of the World Administrative Radio Conference for the Planning of the HF Bands Allocated to the Broadcasting Service (HFBC-87), Geneva, 1987

SERIES VIII: SELECTED STATEMENTS FROM NEWLY APPOINTED FOREIGN AMBASSADORS Box 75 Selected Statements Newly Appointed Foreign Ambassador’s March 1983 Selected Statements Newly Appointed Foreign Ambassador’s April 1983 Selected Statements Newly Appointed Foreign Ambassador’s June 1983 Selected Statements Newly Appointed Foreign Ambassador’s July 1983 Selected Statements Newly Appointed Foreign Ambassador’s May 1985 Selected Statements Newly Appointed Foreign Ambassador’s September 1985 Selected Statements Newly Appointed Foreign Ambassador’s November 1988

SERIES IX: ACDA Box 75, cont. ACDA Special Report, 1980 Review Conference of the Treaty on Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons ACDA Statement Kenneth Adelman 02/12/1985 ACDA Statement Kenneth Adelman 03/20/1985 ACDA Statement Kenneth Adelman 04/16/1985 ACDA Memo to the President 07/19/1985 ACDA Agreement Between the United States and China Concerning Peaceful Uses of Nuclear Energy 07/23/1985 ACDA Statement Kenneth Adelman 07/31/1985 ACDA Statement Kenneth Adelman 09/11/1985 ACDA Statement Kenneth Adelman 09/12/1985 ACDA Statement Kenneth Adelman 09/18/1985 ACDA Address Kenneth Adelman 10/20/1986 ACDA Remarks Max Kampleman 04/22/1986 ACDA Speech Max Kampleman 05/01/1986 ACDA Remarks Max Kampleman 05/30/1986 ACDA Remarks Max Kampleman 06/06/1986 ACDA Remarks Max Kampleman 09/17/1986 ACDA Remarks Max Kampleman 10/30/1986 ACDA “Arms Control Bulletin” February-September 1985

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-84 ACDA “Arms Control Bulletin” August 27-September 24, 1985 ACDA “Arms Control Report” October-December 1986 ACDA “Arms Control Report” February-May 1986 ACDA “Arms Control Update” 09/01/1987 ACDA “ACDA News” 06/16/1987 ACDA “Official Text” January-October 1987 ACDA “Issues Brief” September-November 1987 ACDA “Press Release” February-December 1987

SERIES X: AID Box 76 AID Application of Landsat Products in Range and Water Management Problems in the Sahelian Zone of Mali, Upper Volta, and Niger AID Special Briefing M. Peter McPherson 02/21/1983 AID Briefing M. Peter McPherson 01/16/1984 AID Briefing M. Peter McPherson 07/10/1984 AID News Release 10/09/1984 AID News Release August 1985 AID News Release December 1985 AID News Release January-July 1986 AID News Release August-December 1986 AID News Release January-May 1987 AID News Release June-December 1987 AID Briefing M. Peter McPherson 01/03/1985 AID Address, M. Peter McPherson 01/23/1985 AID Statement, M. Peter McPherson 02/07/1985 AID Remarks, M. Peter McPherson 02/12/1985 AID Remarks, M. Peter McPherson 02/26/1985 AID Address, M. Peter McPherson 02/28/1985 AID Remarks, M. Peter McPherson 03/20/1985 AID Statement, M. Peter McPherson 03/21/1985 AID Address, M. Peter McPherson 03/31/1985 AID Speech, M. Peter McPherson 04/23/1985 AID Remarks, M. Peter McPherson 04/25/1985 AID Address, M. Peter McPherson 04/26/1985 AID Address, M. Peter McPherson 04/29/1985 AID Address, M. Peter McPherson 05/06/1985 AID Statement, M. Peter McPherson 06/11/1985 AID Address, M. Peter McPherson 01/23/1985 AID Remarks, M. Peter McPherson 09/20/1985 AID Remarks M. Peter McPherson 09/25/1985 AID Remarks, M. Peter McPherson 09/26/1985 AID Remarks, M. Peter McPherson 09/27/1985 AID Remarks, M. Peter McPherson 10/15/1985 AID Remarks, M. Peter McPherson 10/15/1985 AID Address, M. Peter McPherson 10/16/1985

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-85 AID Remarks, M. Peter McPherson 10/28/1985 AID Remarks, M. Peter McPherson 11/04/1985 AID Remarks, M. Peter McPherson 11/25/1985 AID Address, M. Peter McPherson 12/10/1985 AID Remarks, M. Peter McPherson 01/26/1986 AID Remarks, M. Peter McPherson 01/29/1986 AID Address, M. Peter McPherson 02/17/1986 AID Remarks, M. Peter McPherson 02/19/1986 AID Statement, M. Peter McPherson 02/20/1986 AID Statement, Michael Stone 02/23/1986

Box 77 AID Statement, M. Peter McPherson 02/27/1986 AID Address, M. Peter McPherson 03/05/1986 AID Statement, Ted D. Stone 03/06/1986 AID Statement, Charles W. Greenleaf Jr. 03/12/1986 AID Statement, Mark L. Edelman 03/18/1986 AID Statement, Dwight A. Ink 03/1/1986 AID Statement, Steven W. Sindig 03/19/1986 AID Testimony, Christian Holmes 03/20/1986 AID Statement, Julia V. Taft 03/20/1986 AID Statement, David A. Santos 03/20/1986 AID Statement, M. Peter McPherson 04/10/1986 AID Statement, M. Peter McPherson 04/15/1986 AID Statement, M. Peter McPherson 04/21/1986 AID Statement, Deborah Szekely 04/09/1986 AID Statement, Craig A. Nalen 04/09/1986 AID Statement, Julia Chang Bloch 04/15/1986 AID Statement, N.C. Brady 04/15/1986 AID Statement, Mark L. Edelman 04/15/1986 AID Statement, Dwight A. Ink 04/15/1986 AID Statement, Charles W. Greenleaf Jr. 04/15/1986 AID Statement, R.T. Rollins Jr. 04/15/1986 AID Statement, Julia V. Taft 04/15/1986 AID Testimony, Christian Holmes 04/15/1986 AID Statement, Neal Peden 04/15/1986 AID Statement, Charles W. Greenleaf Jr. 04/16/1986 AID Testimony, Charles Holmes 04/17/1986 AID Statement, 04/22/1986 AID Comments, 04/24/1986 AID Statement, M. Peter McPherson 04/30/1986 AID Address, Allen Wallis 04/10/1986 AID Statement, Charles W. Greenleaf Jr. 05/01/1986 AID Statement, M. Peter McPherson 05/05/1986 AID Remarks, M. Peter McPherson 05/10/1986 AID Speech, M. Peter McPherson 06/01/1986

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-86 AID Address, M. Peter McPherson 06/09/1986 AID Address, M. Peter McPherson 06/25/1986 AID Remarks, M. Peter McPherson 07/10/1986 AID Remarks, M. Peter McPherson 09/27/1986 AID Remarks, M. Peter McPherson 10/05/1986 AID Remarks, M. Peter McPherson 11/06/1986 AID Speech, M. Peter McPherson 11/12/1986 AID Statement, James Norris 02/25/1987 AID Statement Robert H. Bell 02/05/1987 AID Statement Robert H. Bell 02/10/1987 AID Statement Robert H. Bell 02/23/1987 AID Statement, M. Peter McPherson 02/24/1987

Box 78 AID Statement, Dwight A. Ink 02/25/1987 AID Statement, M. Peter McPherson 02/26/1987 AID Statement, James Norris 04/01/1987 AID Statement, H. Diehl McKalip 04/01/1987 AID Statement, Richard W. Murphy 04/01/1987 AID Statement, Alexander R. Love 04/02/1987 AID Statement, Robert Bell 04/07/1987 AID Statement, Kay Davis 04/08/1987 AID Statement, Dwight A. Ink 04/21/1987 AID Statement, Dwight A. Ink 04/28/1987 AID Statement, James A. Norris 03/03/1987 AID Statement, Robert H. Bell 03/03/1987 AID Statement, Alexander R. Love 03/04/1987 AID Statement, Jay Morris 03/05/01987 AID Statement, James Norris 03/05/1987 AID Statement, Dennis Brennan 03/05/1987 AID Statement, M. Peter McPherson 03/10/1987 AID Statement, Richard E. Bissell 03/10/1987 AID Statement, M. Peter McPherson 03/12/1987 AID Statement, James A. Norris 03/11/1987 AID Statement, James A. Norris 03/12/1987 AID Statement, Alexander R. Love 03/12/1987 AID Statement, James A. Norris 03/12/1987 AID Statement, Richard E. Bissell 03/12/1987 AID Statement, James A. Norris 03/17/1987 AID Statement M. Peter McPherson 03/17/1987 AID Statement, Julia Chang Bloch 03/19/1987 AID Statement, Richard Bissell 03/19/1987 AID Statement, Dwight A. Ink 03/19/1987 AID Statement, Alexander R. Love 03/19/1987 AID Joint Statement, James A Norris and Robert Bell 03/23/1987 AID Statement, Herbert L. Beckington 03/24/1987

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-87 AID Statement, Peter M. Kim 03/24/1987 AID Statement, Neal Peden 03/24/1987 AID Statement, David A. Santos 03/24/1987 AID Statement, Julia V. Taft 03/24/1987 AID Statement, Dwight A. Ink 03/25/1987 AID Statement, James A. Norris 03/26/1987

Box 79 AID Statement, M. Peter McPherson 03/31/1987 AID Statement, M. Peter McPherson 03/31/1987 AID Statement, Walter G. Bollinger 05/19/1987 AID Statement, Thomas Reece 06/18/1987 AID Statement, Edward L. Saiers 06/24/1987 AID Testimony, Christian Holmes 06/28/1987 AID Statement, Irwin A. Levy 07/28/1987 AID Statement, Bradshaw Langmaid 09/17/1987 AID Excerpts from Edited Transcripts of Confirmation Hearing of Ambassador M. Alan Woods 09/22/1987 AID Testimony, Alexander R. Love 10/08/1987 AID Remarks M. Alan Woods 11/10/1987 AID Statement, Dwight A. Ink 11/13/1987 AID Remarks M. Alan Woods 12/01/1987 AID Statement, Jay F. Morris 12/10/1987 AID Summary Tables FY 1987

SERIES XI: USUN PRESS RELEASE Box 79, cont. USUN Press Release: Index 1982 USUN Press Release: January-February 1982 USUN Press Release: March 1982 USUN Press Release: April 1982 USUN Press Release: May 1982 (1)-(3) USUN Press Release: June 1982 (1)(2) USUN Press Release: July-August 1982 USUN Press Release: September 1982 USUN Press Release: October 1982 (1)-(3) USUN Press Release: November 1982 (1)-(3)

Box 80 USUN Press Release: November 1982 (4) USUN Press Release: December 1982 (1)-(3) USUN Press Release: Index January-May 1983 USUN Press Release: January-February 1983 USUN Press Release: March-April 1983 USUN Press Release: May 1983 (1)(2) USUN Press Release: June 1983

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-88 USUN Press Release: July 1983 USUN Press Release: August-September 1983 USUN Press Release: October 1983 (1)(2) USUN Press Release: November 1983 (1)-(3) USUN Press Release: December 1983 USUN Press Release: January-April 1984 USUN Press Release: May 1984

Box 81 USUN Press Release: June-September 1984 USUN Press Release: October 1984 (1)(2) USUN Press Release: November 1984 (1)-(3) USUN Press Release: December 1984 (1)(2) USUN Press Release: January-February 1985 USUN Press Release: March-April 1985 USUN Press Release: May 1985 USUN Press Release: June 1985 USUN Press Release: July-August 1985 USUN Press Release: September 1985 USUN Press Release: October 1985 (1)(2) USUN Press Release: November 1985 (1)(2) USUN Press Release: December 1985

Box 82 USUN Press Release: January-March 1986 USUN Press Release: April 1986 USUN Press Release: May 1986 USUN Press Release: June 1986 USUN Press Release: July-September 1986 USUN Press Release: October 1986 (1)(2) USUN Press Release: November 1986 (1)(2) USUN Press Release: December 1986 USUN Press Release: January-March 1987 USUN Press Release: April-May 1987 USUN Press Release: June-September 1987 USUN Press Release: October 1987 (1)(2) USUN Press Release: November 1987 (1)(2) USUN Press Release: December 1987

SERIES XII: REPORTS Box 83 Annual Report: United Nations: 1980 Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands Annual Report: United Nations: 1981 Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands Annual Report: United Nations: 1983 Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands Annual Report: United Nations: 1985 Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands Annual Report: United Nations: 1986 Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands

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Box 84 Chronologies of Major Developments in Selected Areas of Foreign Affairs Report to Congress on Voting Practices in the United Nations: Submitted Pursuant to Public Law 98-151 and P.L. 98-164 - May 20, 1985 Report to Congress on Voting Practices in the United Nations: Submitted Pursuant to P.L. 98-151 and P.L. 98-164 - June 6, 1986 Report to Congress on Voting Practices in the United Nations: Submitted Pursuant to P.L 98-151 and P.L. 98-164 - April 23, 1987 Report to Congress on Voting Practices in the United Nations: Submitted Pursuant to P.L. 98-151 and P.L. 98-164 - March 14, 1988 Discriminate Deterrence: Report of the Commission of Integrated Long-Term Strategy, January 1988 Report of the United States Delegation to the World Conference of the United Nations Decade for Women: Equality, Development and Peace - July 14-30, 1980 Copenhagen, Denmark Final Report of the Presidential Commission on Broadcasting to Cuba September 30, 1982 Advisory Board for Radio Broadcasting to Cuba, December 14, 1987 South Asia and U.S. Interests Report of the United States Advisory Commission of Public Diplomacy 1980 Report of the United States Advisory Commission on Public Diplomacy 1982

Box 85 Report to the President on Global Resources, Environment and Population, January 1981 Report of the United States Advisory Commission on Public Diplomacy: Soviet Advocacy and the U.S. Media 1986 Resource Paper: “Group’s of the Nicaraguan Democratic Resistance: Who Are They?” April 1985

SUBSERIES A: SPECIAL REPORTS Box 85, cont. Special Report No. 74: Trade Patterns of the West, 1979 Special Report No. 77: Ninth Semiannual Report: Implementation of Helsinki Accord, June 1, 1980-November 30, 1980 Special Report No. 78: Trade of Non-NATO Europe, Japan with Communist Countries, 1978-1979 Special Report No. 79: Afghanistan: A Year of Occupation, February 1981 Special Report No. 80: Communist Interference in El Salvador, February 23, 1981 Special Report No. 81: United States Collective Defense Arrangements, April 1981 Special Report No. 82: Economic Growth of OECD Countries Special Report No. 83: New Wave of Ebb Tide: International Commodity Agreements Special Report No. 84: 1958-1980 U.S. Trade With the European Community, June 28, 1981 Special Report No. 85: Tenth Semiannual Report: Implementation of Helsinki Final Act, December 1, 1980-May 31, 1981

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-90 Special Report No. 86: Afghanistan: 18 Months of Occupation, August 1981 Special Report No. 87: Trade Patterns of the West, 1980 Special Report No. 88: Soviet "Active Measures": Forgery, Disinformation, and Political Operations, October1981 Special Report No. 89: Eleventh Semiannual Report: Helsinki Final Act, June 1, 1981- November 30, 1981 Special Report No. 90: Cuba's Renewed Support for Violence in Latin America, December 14, 1981 Special Report No. 91: Afghanistan: 2 Years of Occupation, December 1981 Special Report No. 92: 1977-80: Trade of NATO and European CEMA Countries, November 30, 1981 Special Report No. 93: 1977-80: Trade of NATO with China Special Report No. 94: Chronology: Soviet and Soviet-Proxy Involvement in Poland, July 1980-December 1981 Special Report No. 95: Indicators of East - West Economic Strength, 1980 Special Report No. 96: Poland: Financial and Economic Situation, January 27, 1982 Special Report No. 97: Background on the Caribbean Basin Initiative, March 1982 Special Report No. 98: Chemical Warfare in Southeast Asia and Afghanistan Special Report No. 99: International Security and Economic Cooperation Program FY 1983, March 1982 Special Report No. 100: Twelfth Semiannual Report: Implementation of the Helsinki Final Act, December 1, 1981 to May 31, 1982 Special Report No. 101: Soviet Active Measures: An Update, July 1982 Special Report No. 102: Conventional Arm Transfers in the Third World, 1972-1981, August 1982 Special Report No. 103: Cuban Armed Forces and the Soviet Military Presence, August 1982 Special Report No. 104: Chemical Warfare in Southeast Asia and Afghanistan: An Update Special Report No. 105: Thirteenth Semiannual Report: Implementation of Helsinki Final Act, June 1, 1982-November 31, 1982 Special Report No. 106: Afghanistan: Three Years of Occupation, December 1982 Special Report No. 107: 1982 Human Rights Report March 1983 Special Report No. 108: International Security and Development Cooperation Program, January 1, 1983 Special Report No. 109: Fourteenth Semiannual Report: Implementation of Helsinki Final Act, December 1, 1982-May 31, 1983 Special Report No. 110: Soviet Active Measures, September 1983 Special Report No. 111: The Libyan Problem, October 1983 Special Report No. 112: Afghanistan: Four Years of Occupation, December 1983 Special Report No. 113: Fifteenth Semiannual Report: Implementation of Helsinki Final Act, June 1, 1983-November 31, 1983 Special Report No. 114: 1983 Human Rights Report-February 1984 Special Report No. 115: U.S. Efforts to Achieve Peace in Central America, March 15, 1984 Special Report No. 116: International Security and Development Cooperation Program, April 1984

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-91 Special Report No. 118: A 5-Year Summary: Afghan Resistance and Soviet Occupation December 1984 Special Report No. 117: Implementation of the Helsinki Final Act Special Report No. 119: Seventeenth Semiannual Report: Implementation of Helsinki Final Act, April 1, 1984-November 1, 1984 Special Report No. 121: 1984 Human Rights Report, February 1985 Special Report No. 122: Soviet Noncompliance with Arms Control Agreements, February 1, 1985 Special Report No. 123: Continuing the Acquisition of the Peacekeeper Missile, March 4, 1985 Special Report No. 124: Sustaining a Consistent Policy in Central America: One Year After the National Bipartisan Commission Report Special Report No. 125: Africa: The Potential for Higher Food Production, April 1985 Special Report No 126: The Nicaraguan Peace Process: A Documentary Record, April 1985 Special Report No. 127: Vietnam: Under Two Regimes, April 1985 Special Report No. 128: Foreign Assistance Program: FY 1986 Budget and 1985 Supplemental Request, May 1985 Special Report No. 129: The Strategic Defense Initiative, Jun 1985 Special Report No. 130: Eighteenth Semiannual Report: Implementation of Helsinki Final Act, October 1, 1984 - April 1, 1986

Box 86 Special Report No. 131: Building an Interim Framework for Mutual Restraint, June 10, 1985 Special Report No. 133: "Revolution Beyond Our Borders" Sandinista Intervention in Central America, September 1985 Special Report No. 136: Soviet Noncompliance With Arms Control Agreements, December 1985 Special Report No. 137: Resource Book: The Philippines' 1986 Election for President and Vice President, January 1986 Special Report No. 138: Libya Under Qadhafi: A Pattern of Aggression, January 1985 Special Report No. 139: Soviet Influence on Afghan Youth, February 1986 Special Report No. 140: 1985 Human Rights Report, February 1986 Special Report No. 141: U.S. Assistance to Haiti, February 1986 Special Report No. 142: Documents on the Nicaraguan Resistance: Leaders, Military Personnel and Programs, March 1986 Special Report No. 143: Freedom, Regional Security, and Global Peace, March 14, 1986 Special Report No. 144: The Situation in El Salvador, April 1986 Special Report No. 145: Hemispheric Cooperation in the Administration of Justice, April 1986 Special Report No. 146: Implementation of Helsinki Final Act, 10/01/1985-04/01/1986 Special Report No. 147: U.S. Interim Restraint Policy: Responding to Soviet Arm Control Violations Special Report No. 148: The U.S. and Central American Implementing the National Bipartisan Commission Report

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-92 Special Report No. 149: Economic Sanctions to Combat International Terrorism, July 1986 Special Report No. 150: U.S. Policy Regarding Limitations of Nuclear Testing Special Report No. 151: Interim Restraint: U.S. and Soviet Force Projects, August 5, 1986 Special Report No. 152: Verifying Nuclear Testing Limitations: Possible U.S.-Soviet Cooperation, August 14, 1986 Special Report No. 146: Implementation of Helsinki Final Act, 04/01/1986-10/01/1986 Special Report No. 153: Human Rights in Castro's Cuba, December 1986 Special Report No. 155: Afghanistan: Seven tears of Soviet Occupation, December 1986 Special Report No. 156: Expanding Freedom: A Formula for Growth in the Americas Special Report No. 157: Syria Support for International Terrorism: 1983-1986, December 1986 Special Report No. 158: Democracy in Latin America and the Caribbean: The Promise and the Challenge Special Report No. 159: Soviet Repression of the Ukrainian Catholic Church Special Report No. 160: U.S. Arms Control Initiatives, January 1987 Special Report No. 161: Senate Consideration of Un-ratified Treaties to Limit Nuclear Testing, January 1987 Special Report No. 162: Report to the President and the Congress: A Plan for Fully Funding the Recommendations of the National Bipartisan Commission on Central America, March 1987 Special Report No. 163: Soviet Noncompliance with Arms Control Agreements, March 1987 Special Report No. 164: Renewing the U.S. Commitment to Human Rights Special Report No. 165: U.S. Arms Control Initiatives: An Update, June 1, 1987 Special Report No. 166: U.S. Policy in the Persian Gulf, July 1987 Special Report No. 167: Negotiations on Intermediate Range Nuclear Forces, July 1987 Special Report No. 168: Twenty-Second Semiannual Report: Implementation of Helsinki Act, November 1, 1986-April 1, 1987 Special Report No. 169: Negotiations on Strategic Arms Reductions, September 1987 Special Report No. 170: Iran's Use of International Terrorism Special Report No. 171: U.S. Arms Control Initiatives, November 19, 1987 Special Report No. 176: U.S. Arms Control Initiatives, February 15, 1988 Special Report No. 177: U.S. Arms Control Initiatives, May 13, 1988 Special Report No. 180: The 1988 Trade Bill

SUBSERIES B: SELECTED DOCUMENTS Box 86, cont. Selected Documents No. 19: Hostage Agreements Transmitted to Congress, March 12, 1981 Selected Documents No. 20: Madrid CSCE Negotiations, 1980-1981 Selected Documents No. 21: The South Atlantic Crisis: Background, Consequences, Documentation, August 1982 Selected Documents No. 22: Human Rights Policy and Foreign Policy: Commemoration of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, December 1993 Selected Documents No. 24: International Terrorism

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-93 Selected Documents No. 26: Agreements on Afghanistan Selected Documents No. 27 U.S. Policy in the Middle East Selected Documents No. 28 The Moscow Summit Selected Documents No. 29: U.S. Policy in Central America Selected Documents No. 31: Principles for a Peaceful Settlement in Southwest Africa Selected Documents No. 34: U.S. Commemorates 40th Anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights

SERIES XIII: MEDIA TRANSCRIPTS Box 87 ABC News “This Week with David Brinkley” (Transcripts), January 1985 (1)(2) ABC News “This Week with David Brinkley” (Transcripts), February 1985 (1)(2) ABC News “This Week with David Brinkley” (Transcripts), March 1985 (1)(2) ABC News “This Week with David Brinkley” (Transcripts), April 1985 (1)(2) ABC News “This Week with David Brinkley” (Transcripts), May 1985 ABC News “This Week with David Brinkley” (Transcripts), June 1985 (1)(2) ABC News “This Week with David Brinkley” (Transcripts), July 1985 ABC News “This Week with David Brinkley” (Transcripts), August 1985 ABC News “This Week with David Brinkley” (Transcripts), September 1985 (1)(2) ABC News “This Week with David Brinkley” (Transcripts), October 1985 (1)(2) ABC News “This Week with David Brinkley” (Transcripts), November 1985 ABC News “This Week with David Brinkley” (Transcripts), December 1985 ABC News “This Week with David Brinkley” (Transcripts), January-February 1986 ABC News “This Week with David Brinkley” (Transcripts), March 1986 (1)(2) ABC News “This Week with David Brinkley” (Transcripts), May 1986 ABC News “This Week with David Brinkley” (Transcripts), June 1986

Box 88 ABC News “This Week with David Brinkley” (Transcripts), December 1986 ABC News “This Week with David Brinkley” (Transcripts), January 1987 ABC News “This Week with David Brinkley” (Transcripts), March 1987 ABC News “This Week with David Brinkley” (Transcripts), April 1987 ABC News “This Week with David Brinkley” (Transcripts), May 1987 ABC News “This Week with David Brinkley” (Transcripts), June 1987 ABC News “This Week with David Brinkley” (Transcripts), July 1987 ABC News “This Week with David Brinkley” (Transcripts), August 1987 ABC News “This Week with David Brinkley” (Transcripts), September-October 1987 ABC News “This Week with David Brinkley” (Transcripts), November 1987 ABC News “This Week with David Brinkley” (Transcripts), December 1987 CBS News “Face the Nation” (Transcripts) January 1985 (1)(2) CBS News “Face the Nation” (Transcripts) February 1985 (1)(2) CBS News “Face the Nation” (Transcripts) March 1985 (1)(2) CBS News “Face the Nation” (Transcripts) April 1985 CBS News “Face the Nation” (Transcripts) May 1985 CBS News “Face the Nation” (Transcripts) June 1985 (1)(2) CBS News “Face the Nation” (Transcripts) July 1985

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Box 89 CBS News “Face the Nation” (Transcripts) August 1985 (1)(2) CBS News “Face the Nation” (Transcripts) September 1985 (1)(2) CBS News “Face the Nation” (Transcripts) October 1985 (1)(2) CBS News “Face the Nation” (Transcripts) November 1985 CBS News “Face the Nation” (Transcripts) December1985 (1)(2) CBS News “Face the Nation” (Transcripts) January-February 1986 CBS News “Face the Nation” (Transcripts) March 1986 CBS News “Face the Nation” (Transcripts) April 1986 CBS News “Face the Nation” (Transcripts) May 1986 CBS News “Face the Nation” (Transcripts) June-July 1986 CBS News “Face the Nation” (Transcripts) December 1986 CBS News “Face the Nation” (Transcripts) January-February 1987 CBS News “Face the Nation” (Transcripts) March 1987 CBS News “Face the Nation” (Transcripts) April-May 1987

Box 90 CBS News “Face the Nation” (Transcripts) June1987 CBS News “Face the Nation” (Transcripts) July 1987 CBS News “Face the Nation” (Transcripts) August 1987 CBS News “Face the Nation” (Transcripts) September-October 1987 CBS News “Face the Nation” (Transcripts) November-December 1987 NBC News “Meet the Press” (Transcripts) January 1985 (1)(2) NBC News “Meet the Press” (Transcripts) February 1985 NBC News “Meet the Press” (Transcripts) March 1985 (1)(2) NBC News “Meet the Press” (Transcripts) April 1985 (1)(2) NBC News “Meet the Press” (Transcripts) May 1985 NBC News “Meet the Press” (Transcripts) June 1985 (1)(2) NBC News “Meet the Press” (Transcripts) July 1985 NBC News “Meet the Press” (Transcripts) August 1985 (1)(2) NBC News “Meet the Press” (Transcripts) September 1985 (1)(2) NBC News “Meet the Press” (Transcripts) October 1985 (1)

Box 91 NBC News “Meet the Press” (Transcripts) October 1985 (2) NBC News “Meet the Press” (Transcripts) November 1985 (1)(2) NBC News “Meet the Press” (Transcripts) December 1985 (1)(2) NBC News “Meet the Press” (Transcripts) January-February 1986 NBC News “Meet the Press” (Transcripts) March 1986 (1)(2) NBC News “Meet the Press” (Transcripts) May 1986 NBC News “Meet the Press” (Transcripts) June 1986 NBC News “Meet the Press” (Transcripts) September 1986 NBC News “Meet the Press” (Transcripts) November-December 1986 NBC News “Meet the Press” (Transcripts) January-March 1987 NBC News “Meet the Press” (Transcripts) April 1987

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-95 NBC News “Meet the Press” (Transcripts) May 1987 NBC News “Meet the Press” (Transcripts) June 1987 NBC News “Meet the Press” (Transcripts) July-August 1987 NBC News “Meet the Press” (Transcripts) September 1987 NBC News “Meet the Press” (Transcripts) October 1987 NBC News “Meet the Press” (Transcripts) November 1987

Box 92 NBC News “Meet the Press” (Transcripts) December 1987 John McLaughlin’s “One on One” (Transcript) 01/04/1985 John McLaughlin’s “One on One” (Transcript) 04/20/1986

SUBSERIES A: HIGHLIGHTS OF TV MORNING SHOWS Box 92, cont, Highlights of TV Morning Shows, January 1985 Highlights of TV Morning January 1985 Highlights of TV Morning February 1985 (1)(2) Highlights of TV Morning March 1985 (1)(2) Highlights of TV Morning April 1985 ()-(3) Highlights of TV Morning May 1985 (1)(2) Highlights of TV Morning June (1)(2) Highlights of TV Morning July 1985 Highlights of TV Morning August 1985 (1)(2) Highlights of TV Morning September 1985 (1)(2) Highlights of TV Morning October 1985 (1)(2)

Box 93 Highlights of TV Morning November 1985 (1)(2) Highlights of TV Morning December 1985 (1)(2) Highlights of TV Morning Un-dated (1)(2) Highlights of TV Morning January 1986 (1)(2) Highlights of TV Morning February 1986 (1)(2) Highlights of TV Morning March 1985 (1)-(3) Highlights of TV Morning April 1986 (1)-(3) Highlights of TV Morning May 1986 (1)(2)

Box 94 Highlights of TV Morning May 1986 (3) Highlights of TV Morning June 1986 (1)(2) Highlights of TV Morning July 1986 (1)(2) Highlights of TV Morning August 1986 (1)(2) Highlights of TV Morning September 1986 (1)-(3) Highlights of TV Morning October 1986 (1)-(3) Highlights of TV Morning November 1986 (1)(2) Highlights of TV Morning December 1986 (1)(2) Highlights of TV Morning January 1987 (1)(2)

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-96 Highlights of TV Morning February 1987 (1)(2)

Box 95 Highlights of TV Morning March 1987 (1)(2) Highlights of TV Morning April 1987 (1)(2) Highlights of TV Morning May 1987 Highlights of TV Morning June 1987 (1)(2) Highlights of TV Morning July 1987 (1)(2) Highlights of TV Morning August 1987 (1)(2) Highlights of TV Morning September 1987(1)(2) Highlights of TV Morning October 1987 Highlights of TV Morning November 1987 (1)(2) Highlights of TV Morning December 1987 (1)(2)

SERIES XIV: REFERENCE MATERIAL SUBSERIES A: DEPARTMENT OF STATE SPEECHES AND TRANSCRIPTS, 1985 Box 96 Remarks George P. Shultz, 01/10/1985 Address Kenneth W. Dams, 01/14/1985 Speech George P. Shultz, 01/15/1985 Statement Langhorne A. Motley, 01/29/1985 Statement Gregory J. Newell, 01/31/1985 Address George P. Shultz, 02/04/1985 Remarks Richard Haass, 02/08/1985 Remarks George P. Shultz, 02/11/1985 Statement Elliott Abrams, 02/13/1985 Statement William Schneider, Jr., 02/19/1985 Statement Secretary Shultz, 02/019/1985 Statement Robert A. Peck, 02/20/1985 Statement Richard R. Burt 02/21/1985 Address George P. Shultz, 02/21/1985 Address George P. Shultz, 02/22/1985 Statement Richard Elliott Benedick, 02/22/1985 Speech Paul D. Wolfowitz, 02/22/1985 Statement Edward J. Derwinski, 02/25/1985 Statement Richard Burt, 02/25/1985 Statement Ronald I. Spears, 02/25/1985 Statement Paul H. Nitze, 02/26/1985 Statement Robert H. Pelletreau, 02/26/1985 Richard W. Murphy, 02/28/1985 Statement Robert A. Peck, 02/28/1985 Statement Roger Kirk, 02/28/1985 Statement James H. Michel, 02/28/1985 Speech Paul H. Nitze, 02/28/1985 Statement Langhorne A. Motley, 03/05/1985 Testimony Elliott Abrams, 03/05/1985

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-97 Statement Thomas A. Nassif, 03/05/1985 Address W. Allen Wallis, 03/05/1985 Statement Allen W. Wallis, 03/06/1985 Address George P. Shultz, 03/06/1985 Statement William A. Brown, 03/07/1985 Statement Ronald I. Spears, 03/07/1985 Testimony Jeane J. Kirkpatrick, 03/11/1985 Statement Paul D. Wolfowitz, 03/12/1985 Statement William Schneider, Jr., 03/13/1985 Statement Parker W. Borg, 03/14/1985 Statement James H. Michel, 03/20/1985 Statement Ronald I. Spears, 03/20/1985 Statement M. Peter McPherson, 03/20/1985 Statement Richard W. Murphy, 03/21/1985 Statement Richard R. Burt, 03/22/1985 Statement Langhorne A. Motley, 03/26/1985 Statement J. William Middendorf, II, 03/27/1985 Remarks George P. Shultz, 03/27/1985 Statement Michael H. Armacost, 03/28/1985 Statement Ronald I. Spears, 03/28/1985 Statement Gregory J. Newell, 03/28/1985 Address Paul H. Nitze, 03/28/1985 Address George P. Shultz, 03/28/1985 Address W. Robert Warne, 03/30/1985 Remarks George P. Shultz, 04/01/1985 Statement W. Allen Wallis, 04/01/1985 Statement Richard W. Murphy, 04/03/1985

Box 97 Speech Paul H. Nitze, 04/03/1985 Address Allen W. Wallis, 04/04/1985 Address George P. Shultz, 04/11/1985 Remarks George P. Shultz, 04/13/1985 Address George P. Shultz, 04/16/1985 Remarks George P. Shultz, 04/18/1985 Statement Langhorne A. Motley, 04/19/1985 Statement Harry W. Shlaudeman, 04/19/1985 Statement Thomas R. Pickering, 04/19/1985 Statement Harry E. Bergold, Jr., 04/19/1985 Statement John D. Negroponte, 04/19/1985 Address George P. Shultz, 04/21/1985 Address George P. Shultz, 04/22/1985 Statement Chester A. Crocker, 04/24/1985 Address George P. Shultz, 04/25/1985 Statement Chester A. Crocker, 05/01/1985 Address Michael H. Armacost, 05/04/1985

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-98 Statement Langhorne A. Motly, 05/07/1985 Statement Robert B. Oakley, 05/07/1985 Statement Gregory J. Newell, 05/08/1985 Statement William Schneider, Jr., 05/08/1985 Statement Michael Armacost, 05/09/1985 Remarks George P. Shultz, 05/10/1985 Address Kenneth W. Dam, 05/16/1985 Statement Paul D. Wolfowitz, 05/16/1985 Address George P. Shultz, 05/23/1985 Remarks George P. Shultz, 05/23/198 Address Paul H. Nitze, 05/24/1985 Statement Ronald I. Spears, 06/12/1985 Address Paul Wolfowitz, 06/13/1985 Statement Richard Schifter, 06/17/1985 Statement Harry R. Marshall Jr., 06/19/1985 Remarks John C. Whitehead, 06/19/1985 Statement Richard W. Murphy, 06/19/1985 Statement Ronald I. Spiers, 06/20/1985 Statement Richard W. Murphy, 06/24/1985 Testimony Richard Schifter, 06/25/1985 Address George P. Shultz, 06/26/1985 Testimony Jon R. Thomas, 06/27/1985 Speech Paul H. Nitze, 06/28/1985 Address George P. Shultz, 07/17/1985 Statement M. Peter McPherson, 07/25/1985 Statement Abraham D. Sofaer, 07/30/1985 Statement Robert B. Oakley, 07/30/1985 Address George P. Shultz, 07/30/1985 Statement Douglas McMinn, 07/31/1985 Statement Paul D, Wolfowitz, 07/31/1985 Statement Abraham D. Sofaer, 08/01/1985 Statement Richard T. Kennedy, 08/01/1985 Remarks Paul Wolfowitz, 08/12/1985 Speech Robert C. McFarlane, 08/19/1985 Remarks Richard T. McCormack, 08/21/1985 Remarks George P. Shultz, 09/06/1985 Statement Joan M. Clark, 09/09/1985 Address Michael H. Armacost, 09/09/1985 Statement Edward J. Derwinski, 09/11/1985 Speech Michael H. Armacost, 09/11/1985 Testimony Jon R. Thomas, 09/11/1985 Statement Jon R. Thomas, 09/11/1985 Testimony Jon R. Thomas, 09/12/1985 Statement Jon R. Thomas, 09/12/1985 Statement James Lilley, 09/12/1985 Statement Richard T. Kennedy, 09/12/1985

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-99 Speech Robert B. Oakly, 09/13/1985 Statement H. Eugene Douglas, 09/19/1985 Address George P. Shultz, 09/23/1985 Statement William Schneider, Jr., 09/26/1985 Testimony Jon R. Thomas, 09/26/1985

Box 98 Statement John Mattheson, 10/02/1985 Remarks George P. Shultz, 10/02/1985 Rozanne L. Ridgeway, 10/02/1985 Statement Paul D. Wolfowitz, 10/09/1985 Testimony Richard T. Kennedy, 10/09/1985 Statement George P. Shultz, 10/10/1985 Remarks George P. Shultz, 10/10/1985 Address George P. Shultz, 10/14/1985 Statement Chester A. Crocker, 10/16/1985 Statement George P. Shultz, 10/17/1985 Remarks, Alan L. Keyes, 10/17/1985 Statement Allen Wallis, 10/18/1985 Statement Arnold Raphel, 10/20/1985 Statement Richard D. Kauzlarich, 10/22/1985 Statement Richard T. McCormack, 10/23/1985 Statement Chester A. Crocker, 10/29/1985 Statement Paul D. Wolfowitz, 10/30/2013 Statement Richard W. Murphy, 10/30/1985 Statement Abraham D. Sofaer, 10/30/1985 Statement John C. Whitehead, 10/30/1985 Statement James R. Lily, 10/31/1985 Address John C. Whitehead, 11/26/1985 Statement Laura J. Dietrich, 11/07/1985 Testimony Rozanne L. Ridgway, 11/07/1985 Statement Paul D. Wolfowitz, 11/12/11985 Testimony Jon R. Thomas, 11/12/1985 Testimony Rozanne L. Ridgway, 11/12/1985 Address Chester Crocker, 11/13/1985 Testimony Ronald Spears, 11/13/1985 Statement Elliott A. Abrams, 11/13/1985 Statement Richard D. Schifter, 11/14/1985 Statement Abraham Sofaer, 11/15/1985 Remarks George P. Shultz, 12/02/1985 Statement Gerald B. Helman, 12/04/1985 Statement Richard Schifter, 12/04/1985 Statement Abraham D. Sofaer, 12/04/1985 Statement John C. Monjo, 12/05/1985 Statement James E. Nolan Jr., 12/05/1985 Statement William Piez, 12/05/1985

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-100 Statement Elliott Abrams, 12/05/1985 Statement Rozanne L. Ridgway, 12/05/1985 Address Michael H. Armacost, 12/05/1985 Remarks George P. Shultz, 12/05/1985 Speech Elliott Abrams, 12/09/1985 Remarks George P. Shultz, 12/10/1985 Statement Chester Crocker, 12/10/1985 Remarks Richard Schifter, 12/10/1985 Statement Robert Blackwell, 12/12/1985 Address John C. Whitehead, 12/13/1985 Remarks George P. Shultz, 12/14/1985 Statement John C. Monjo, 12/18/1985

SUBSERIES B: PRESS STATEMENTS AND HANDOUTS Box 99 Press Statements and Handouts February 1982 Press Statements and Handouts September 1982 Press Statements and Handouts November 1982 Press Statements and Handouts February 1984 Press Statements and Handouts April 1984 Press Statements and Handouts November 1984 Press Statements Index, January-June 1985 Press Statements Index, July-December 1985 Press Statements and Handouts, January 1985 Press Statements and Handouts February 1985 Press Statements and Handouts, March 1985 Press Statements and Handouts, April 1985 Press Statements and Handouts, May 1985 (1)(2) Press Statements and Handouts, June 1985 Press Statements and Handouts, July 1985 Press Statements and Handouts, August 1985 Press Statements and Handouts, September 1985 (1)(2) Press Statements and Handouts, October 1985 (1)

Box 100 Press Statements and Handouts, October 1985 (2)(3) Press Statements and Handouts, November 1985 (1)(2) Press Statements and Handouts, December 1985 (1)(2) Press Statements and Handouts January 1986 (1)-(4) Press Statements and Handouts February 1986 (1)-(8)

Box 101 Press Statements and Handouts February 1986 (9) Press Statements and Handouts March 1986 (1)-(7) Press Statements and Handouts April 1986 (1)-(8)

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-101 Box 102 Press Statements and Handouts May 1986 (1)-(3) Press Statements and Handouts June 1986 (1)-(5) Press Statements and Handouts July 1986 (1)-(5) Press Statements and Handouts August 1986 (1)(2) Press Statements and Handouts September 1986 (1)(2)

Box 103 Press Statements and Handouts October 1986 (1)(2) Press Statements and Handouts November 1986 (1)-(3) Press Statements and Handouts December 1986 (1)-(6) Press Statements and Handouts Index 1987 Press Statements and Handouts January 1987 (1)-(3) Press Statements and Handouts February 1987 (1)-(5)

Box 104 Press Statements and Handouts February 1987 (6)(7) Press Statements and Handouts March 1987 (1)-(13) Press Statements and Handouts April 1987 (1)-(4)

Box 105 Press Statements and Handouts April 1987 (5)(6) Press Statements and Handouts May 1987 (1)-(5) Press Statements and Handouts June 1987 (1)-(3) Press Statements and Handouts July 1987 (1)-(3) Press Statements and Handouts August 1987 (1)-(3) Press Statements and Handouts September 1987 (1)-(6)

Box106 Press Statements and Handouts October 1987 (1)-(4) Press Statements and Handouts November 1987 (1)(2) Press Statements and Handouts December 1987 (1)-(5) Press Statements and Handouts June-July 1985 Press Statements and Handouts November-December 1985 Press Statements and Handouts June 1985 Press Statements and Handouts Monthly Index 1988 Press Statements and Handouts January 1988 (1)-(3) Press Statements and Handouts February 1988 (1)-(5)

Box 107 Press Statements and Handouts March 1988 (1)-(6) Press Statements and Handouts April 1988 (1)-(4) Press Statements and Handouts May 1988 (1)-(3) Press Statements and Handouts June 1988 (1)-(6) Press Statements and Handouts July 1988 (1)

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-102 Box 108 Press Statements and Handouts July 1988 (2)(3) Press Statements and Handouts August 1988 (1)-(3) Press Statements and Handouts September 1988 (1)-(3) Press Statements and Handouts October 1988 (1)-(4) Press Statements and Handouts November 1988 (1)-(3) Press Statements and Handouts December 1988 (1)-(3)

Box 109 Press Statements and Handouts December 1988 (4)-(6)

SUBSERIES C: REFERENCE AND REMARKS BINDERS, 1986-1989 Box 109, cont. October 1986 (1)-(8) (Binder) November 1986 (1)-(7) (Binder)

Box 110 December 1986 (1)-(10) (Binder) January 1987 (1)-(8) (Binder)

Box 111 January 1987 (9)-(18) (Binder) February 1987 (1)-(8) (Binder)

Box 112 February 1987 (9)-(14) (Binder) March 1987 (1)-(12) (Binder)

Box 113 March 1987 (13) (Binder) April 1987 (1)-(10) (Binder) May 1987 (1)-(4) (Binder)

Box 114 May 1987 (5)-(10) (Binder) June 1987 (1)-(10) (Binder)

Box 115 June 1987 (11)-(13) (Binder) July 1987 (1)-(11) (Binder) August 1987 (1)-(4) (Binder)

Box 116 August 1987 (5)-(7) (Binder) September 1987 (1)-(13) (Binder)

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-103 Box 117 September 1987 (14)-(16) (Binder) October 1987 (1)-(7) (Binder) February 1988 (1)-(7) (Binder)

Box 118 February 1988 (8)-(11) (Binder) March 1988 (1)-(12) (Binder)

Box119 April 1988 (1)-(8) (Binder) May 1988 (1)-(8) (Binder)

Box 120 May 1988 (9)-(11) (Binder) June 1988 (1)-(12) (Binder) July 1988 (1) (Binder)

Box 121 July 1988 (2-(8) (Binder) August 1988 (1)-(4) (Binder) September 1988 (1)-(6) (Binder)

Box 122 October 1988 (1)-(6) (Binder) November 1988 (1)-(5) (Binder) December 1988 (1)-(7) (Binder)

Box 123 January 1989 (1)-(8) (Binder)

SERIES XV: PUBLICATIONS SUBSERIES A: BACKGROUND NOTES Box 123, cont. Background Notes Index, 1981-1987 Background Notes Index, December 1986 Background Notes Afghanistan-Angola Background Notes Antigua-Austria Background Notes Bahamas-Bolivia Background Notes Botswana-Burundi Background Notes Cambodia-Cape Verde Background Notes Central African Republic-China Background Notes Columbia-Cuba Background Notes Cyprus-Czechoslovakia Background Notes Denmark-Egypt Background Notes El Salvador-European Community

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Box 124 Background Notes Equatorial Guinea-France Background Notes Gabon-German Democratic Republic Background Notes Federal Republic of Germany-Greece Background Notes Grenada-Guyana Background Notes Haiti-Hungary Background Notes Iceland-Iraq Background Notes Ireland-Ivory Coast Background Notes Jamaica-Kenya Background Notes Korea (North)-Laos Background Notes Lebanon-Luxembourg Background Notes Macau-Mali Background Notes Malta-Mexico Background Notes Monaco-Nauru Background Notes Nepal-New Zealand Background Notes Nicaragua-Oman Background Notes Pakistan-Paraguay Background Notes Peru-Rwanda Background Notes San Marino-Sierra Leone Background Notes Singapore- South Africa Background Notes Spain-Sudan Background Notes Suriname-Switzerland Background Notes Syria-Thailand

Box 125 Background Notes Togo-United Arab Emirates Background Notes United Kingdome- U.S.S.R. Background Notes Upper Volta-Western Samoa Background Notes (North Yemen-Zaire Background Notes Zambia-Zimbabwe

SUBSERIES B: CONGRESSIONAL RECORD Box 125, cont. Congressional Record Foreign Affairs Abstracts 1985 Congressional Record Foreign Affairs Abstracts January 1986 Congressional Record Foreign Affairs Abstracts February 1986 Congressional Record Foreign Affairs Abstracts March 1986 Congressional Record Foreign Affairs Abstracts April 1986 Congressional Record Foreign Affairs Abstracts May 1986 Congressional Record Foreign Affairs Abstracts June 1986 Congressional Record Foreign Affairs Abstracts July 1986 Congressional Record Foreign Affairs Abstracts August 1986 Congressional Record Foreign Affairs Abstracts September 1986 Congressional Record Foreign Affairs Abstracts October 1986 Congressional Record Review AID October 1985

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-105 Congressional Record Review AID November 1985 Congressional Record Review AID December 1985

SUBSERIES C: DAILY LEGISLATIVE REPORTS Box 125, cont. Daily Legislative Report January-March 1986 Daily Legislative Report April-June 1986 Daily Legislative Report July-September 1986 Daily Legislative Report October 1986

SUBSERIES D: FOREIGN AFFAIRS NOTE Box 125, cont. Foreign Affairs Note February 1982 Expulsion of Soviet Representatives from Foreign Countries, 1970-1981 Foreign Affairs Note April 1982 World Peace Council: Instrument of Soviet Foreign Policy Foreign Affairs Note May 1982 Religion in the U.S.S.R.: Laws, Policy, and Propaganda Foreign Affairs Note August 1982 Moscow's Radio Peace and Progress Foreign Affairs Note December 1982 Communist Clandestine Broadcasting Foreign Affairs Note January 1983 Expulsions of Soviet Officials World Wide-1982

Box 126 Foreign Affairs Note April 1983 Soviet Active Measures: Focus on Forgeries Foreign Affairs Note May 1983 The World Peace Council's "Peace Assemblies" Foreign Affairs Note August 1983 World Federation of Trade Unions: Soviet Foreign Policy Tool Foreign Affairs Note December 1983 Human Rights in the U.S.S.R. Foreign Affairs Note January 1984 Expulsions of Soviets Worldwide, 1983 Foreign Affairs Note July 1984 New Soviet Legislation Restricts Rights: Strengthens Internal Security Foreign Affairs Note July 1984 Soviet Fronts: Women and Youth Foreign Affairs Note January 1985 Expulsions of Soviets Worldwide-1984 Foreign Affairs Note April 1985 Soviet Active Measures: The World Peace Council Foreign Affairs Note May 1985 Soviet Active Measures: The Christian Peace Conference Foreign Affairs Note June 1985 Soviet Active Measures: The 12th World Youth Festival in Moscow Foreign Affairs Note December 1985 Update the 12th World Youth Festival in Moscow Foreign Affairs Note: Chronology 1985 Foreign Affairs Note January 1986 Expulsion of Soviets Worldwide-1985 Foreign Affairs Notes, July 1986 Soviet Active Measures: The WPC Copenhagen Peace Congress, October 15-19, 1986 Foreign Affairs Note November 1986 Recent Anti-American Forgeries Foreign Affairs Note January 1987 Expulsion of Soviet Officials-1986 Foreign Affairs Note May 1987 Moscow and the Peace Movement: The Soviet Committee for the Defense of Peace Foreign Affairs Note July 1987 Recent Anti-American Forgeries: An Update

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-106 Foreign Affairs Note July 1987 The U.S.S.R.'s AIDS: Disinformation Campaign Foreign Affairs Note January 1988 Expulsions of Soviet Officials-1987 Foreign Affairs Note April 1988 Soviet Anti-pacifism and the Suppression of the "Unofficial" Peace Movement in the U.S.S.R.

SUBSERIES E: GIST Box 126, cont. Gist-1986 Index Gist January–June 1986 Gist July-December 1986 GIST Index 1987 GIST January-June 1987 GIST July-December 1987 GIST January 1988

SUBSERIES F: JOINT PUBLICATIONS Box 126, cont, Joint Publication: Central America, May 1983, Department of Defense Joint Publications: The Challenge to Democracy in Central America, Department of Defense Joint Publications: The Export Imperative: Report to the President Submitted by the Presidents Export Council, December 1980 President’s Export Council Joint Publications: Foreign Economic Trends and Their Implications for the United States, Department of Commerce Joint Publications: Foreign Labor Trends, Department of Commerce Joint Publications: Global Future: Time to Act January 1981, Council of Environmental Quality Joint Publication: Nicaragua’s Military Build-Up and Support for Central American Subversion, July 18, 1984 Department of Defense Joint Publication: The Soviet Cuban Connection in Central America and the Caribbean, March 1985, Department of Defense

SUBSERIES G: POST REPORTS Box 127 Post Report Afghanistan-Argentina Post Report Austria-Bangladesh Post Report Australia-Bahamas Post Report Bahrain-Barbados Post Report Belgium-Benin Post Report Bermuda-Bolivia Post Report Botswana-Brazil Post Report Brunei-Burundi Post Report Cameroon Post Report Canada Post Report Cape Verde-Chad Post Report Chile-Columbia

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-107 Post Report Congo-Costa Rica Post Report Cuba- Denmark Post Report Djibouti-Dominican Republic Post Report Egypt-Ecuador Post Report El Salvador-Ethiopia

Box 128 Post Report Federal Republic of Germany-Finland Post Report Fiji-Gabon Post Report Geneva-German Democratic Republic Post Report Ghana-Greece Post Report Grenada-Guatemala Post Report Guinia-Guinia Bissau Post Report Guyana-Haiti Post Report Hong Kong Post Report Hungary-Iceland Post Report India Post Report Indonesia Post Report Israel-Ireland Post Report Ivory Coast-Jamaica Post Report Jerusalem-Jordan Post Report Kenya Post Report Korea Post Report Kuwait-Laos

Box 129 Post Report Lesotho-Malawi Post Report Malaysia-Mali Post Report Malta-Martinique Post Report Mauritius-Mauritania Post Report Mexico Post Report Morocco-Mozambique Post Report Nepal-Netherlands Post Report Netherlands Antilles-New Zealand Post Report Nicaragua-Nigeria Post Report Norway-Oman Post Report Pakistan-Panama Post Report Papua New Guinea-Paraguay Post Report Peoples Republic of China Post Report Peru Post Report Philippines Post Report Poland-Qatar Post Report Romania-Rwanda Post Report Saudi Arabia

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SUBSERIES H: PROBLEMS OF COMMUNISM Box 130, cont. Problems of Communism November/December 1980

Box 131 Problems of Communism January/February 1981 Problems of Communism March/April 1981 Problems of Communism May/June 1981 Problems of Communism July/August 1981 Problems of Communism September /October 1981 Problems of Communism November/December 1981 Problems of Communism January/February 1982 Problems of Communism March/April 1982 Problems of Communism May/June 1982 Problems of Communism July/August 1982 Problems of Communism September/October 1982 Problems of Communism November/December 1982 Problems of Communism January/February 1983 Problems of Communism March/April 1983 Problems of Communism May/June 1983 Problems of Communism July/August 1983

Box 132 Problems of Communism September/October 1983 Problems of Communism November/December 1983 Problems of Communism January/February 1984 Problems of Communism March/April 1984

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-109 Problems of Communism May/June 1984 Problems of Communism July/August 1984 Problems of Communism September/October 1984 Problems of Communism November/December 1984 Problems of Communism January/February 1985 Problems of Communism March/April 1985 Problems of Communism May/June 1985 Problems of Communism July/August 1985 Problems of Communism November/December 1985 Problems of Communism January/February 1986 Problems of Communism March/April 1986 Problems of Communism May/June 1986 Problems of Communism July/August 1986

Box 133 Problems of Communism September/October 1986 Problems of Communism November/December 1986 Problems of Communism January/February 1987 Problems of Communism March/April 1987 Problems of Communism May/June 1987

SERIES XVI: BUREAU AND AGENCY PUBLICATIONS Box 133, cont Bureau of Administration: Countering Terrorism Bureau of Administration: Naval Support Unit Bureau of Administration and Security: Summary of Allowances and Benefits for U.S. Government Civilian Employees Overseas Bureau of Consular Affairs: Report of the Visa Office 1983 Bureau of Consular Affairs: Report of the Visa Office 1984 Bureau of Consular Affairs: Safe Trip Abroad Bureau of Consular Affairs: Travel Tips for Senior Citizens, 1985 Bureau of Consular Affairs: Tips for Americans Residing Aboard - 07/85 Bureau of Consular Affairs: Tips for Travelers (1)(2) Bureau of Consular Affairs: Travel Warning on Drugs Abroad Bureau of Consular Affairs: Visa Requirements of Foreign Governments Bureau of Consular Affairs: Your Trip Aboard, 1981-1985 Bureau of Diplomatic Security: Diplomatic Security Service Accomplishments and Goals 1984-1985 Bureau of Diplomatic Security: Countering Terrorism Bureau of Diplomatic Security: Progress Report January 1987 Bureau of Diplomatic Security: Foreign Affairs Information Management Center Bureau of Diplomatic Security: Analysis of Personnel Costs 1982 Bureau of Diplomatic Security: Authentication of Services 1986 Bureau of Economic and Business Affairs: Foreign Service Careers for Economists Bureau of Intelligence and Research: Government Sponsored Research on Foreign Affairs March 1981

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-110 Bureau of Intelligence and Research: Government Sponsored Research on Foreign Affairs June 1981 Bureau of Intelligence and Research: Government Sponsored Research on Foreign Affairs September 1981 Bureau of Intelligence and Research: Government Sponsored Research on Foreign Affairs February 1983 Bureau of Intelligence and Research: Soviet and East European Aid to the Third World, 1981 Bureau of Intelligence and Research: Status of the World’s Nations Bureau of Intelligence and Research: Warsaw Pact Economic Aid to Non-Communist LDC's, 1984 Bureau of Inter-American Affairs: Comandante Bayrado Arce’s Secret Speech before the Nicaraguan Socialist Party (PSN)

Box 134 Bureau of Inter-American Affairs: In Their Own Words; Testimony of Nicaraguan Exiles Bureau of Inter-American Affairs: Nicaragua's Interior Ministry: Instrument of Political Consolidation , August 1987 Bureau of Inter-American Affairs: The Sandinista Constitution August 1987 Bureau of Inter-American Affairs: The Sandinista Military Build-up Bureau of Inter-American Affairs: Sandinista Prisons: A Tool of Intimidation Bureau of International Narcotic Matters: Catalog (Spanish) (1)(2) Bureau of International Organization Affairs: Escort Interpreter Manual, 1981 Bureau of International Organization Affairs: New and Renewable Energy in the United States of America June 1981 Bureau of International Organization Affairs: United States Participation in the UN, 1986 Bureau of International Organization Affairs: U.S.A. Living With the Sun Bureau of Oceans and International Environmental and Scientific Affairs: Coupling of Ecological Studies with Remote Sensing Bureau of Management: A Guide to Doing Business with the Department of State May 1982 Bureau of Management: A Guide to Doing Business with the Department of State October 1982 Bureau of Management: A Guide to Doing Business with the Department of State January 1983 Bureau of Management: A Guide to Doing Business with the Department of State June 1983 Bureau of Management: A Guide to Doing Business with the Department of State October 1983 Bureau of Management: A Guide to Doing Business with the Department of State March 1984 Bureau of Management: A Guide to Doing Business with the Department of State September 1984 Bureau of Management: A Guide to Doing Business with the Department of State 1985 Bureau of Management: A Guide to Doing Business with the Department of State May 1986-February 1987

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-111 Bureau of Personnel: Electrical Engineering: Passport to the Future Bureau of Personnel: Foreign Service Careers, July 1983 Bureau of Personnel: Foreign Service Careers, 1984 Bureau of Personnel: Foreign Service Careers, 1985

Box 135 Bureau of Personnel: Foreign Service Careers, 1986 Bureau of Personnel: Foreign Service Careers: 1982, Foreign Service Written Examination Registration Information and Application Form Bureau of Personnel: Foreign Service Careers: 1983, Foreign Service Written Examination Registration Information and Application Form Bureau of Personnel: Foreign Service Careers: 1987, Foreign Service Written Examination Registration Information and Application Form Bureau of Personnel: Foreign Service Employment Brochures Bureau of Personnel: Foreign Service Secretaries, February 1983 Bureau of Personnel: Information for Married Applicants Bureau of Personnel: Question and Answers Concerning Your Foreign Service Retirement and Disability System Bureau of Personnel: Upward Mobility Training Agreement and Handbook Bureau of Personnel: Secretaries, Stenographers and Typists Bureau of Personnel: What Do I Do Now? A Sourcebook on Regulations, Allowances and Finances Bureau of Public Affairs: 40th Anniversary of the United Nations Bureau of Public Affairs: A Safe Trip Abroad, July 1986 Bureau of Public Affairs: American Foreign Policy Current Documents 1981 Supplement Bureau of Public Affairs: American Foreign Policy Current Documents 1983 Supplement Bureau of Public Affairs: American Foreign Policy Current Documents 1984 Supplement Bureau of Public Affairs: A Short Guide to U.S. Arms Control Policy Bureau of Public Affairs: Atlas of the Caribbean Basin Bureau of Public Affairs: Atlas of NATO Bureau of Public Affairs: Atlas of U.S. Foreign Relations: Elements of the World Economy Bureau of Public Affairs: Atlas of U.S. Foreign Relations: Foreign Relations Machinery Bureau of Public Affairs: Atlas of U.S. Foreign Relations: International Organizations Bureau of Public Affairs: Atlas of U.S. Foreign Relations: Trade and Investment Bureau of Public Affairs: Atlas of U.S. Foreign Relations: U.S. National Security Bureau of Public Affairs: Attack on the Church: Persecution of the Catholic Church in Nicaragua Bureau of Public Affairs: Background on Afghanistan Bureau of Public Affairs: Bicentennial Notes No. 2: The Department of State Today Bureau of Public Affairs: Bicentennial Notes No. 4: Gala Bicentennial Summer Programs April-May 1981 Bureau of Public Affairs: Central America Democracy, Peace and Development Initiative Bureau of Public Affairs: Chronology of Events in Afghanistan Bureau of Public Affairs: Communist Interference in El Salvador Bureau of Public Affairs: Conducting Our Foreign Relations: An Investment on America's

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-112 Future, May 1987 Bureau of Public Affairs: Dispossessed: The Miskito Indians in Sandinista Nicaragua Bureau of Public Affairs: The Department of State and the Foreign Budget, January 1987 Bureau of Public Affairs: The Department of State Today, March 1984 Bureau of Public Affairs: El Salvador and the Search for Peace, September 1981 Bureau of Public Affairs: Forced Labor in the U.S.S.R. Bureau of Public Affairs: The Foreign Affairs Budget Crisis: Questions and Answers, May 1987 Bureau of Public Affairs: The Great Seal of the United States, February 1986 Bureau of Public Affairs: Grenada Occasional Papers No. 1: Maurice Bishop's "Line of March" Speech, September 13, 1982 Bureau of Public Affairs: Historical Issues: The Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe Bureau of Public Affairs: Historical Issues: Collective Security and the Inter-American System Bureau of Public Affairs: Human Rights in Nicaragua Under the Sandinistas: From Revolution to Repression, December 1986

Box 136 Bureau of Public Affairs: Inside the Sandinista Regime: A Special Investigator's Perspective, February 1986 Bureau of Public Affairs: Lessons of Grenada, January 1985- February 1986 Bureau of Public Affairs: The Marshall Plan: Origins and Implementation Bureau of Public Affairs: Misconceptions About U.S. Policy Toward Nicaragua Bureau of Public Affairs: Misconceptions About U.S. Policy Toward South Africa, June 1986 Bureau of Public Affairs: The Nuclear Freeze, April 1982 Bureau of Public Affairs: The Netherlands Recognizes the United States April 19, 1782 Bureau of Public Affairs: Patterns of Global Terrorism: 1986 Bureau of Public Affairs: Principal Officers of the Department of State and U.S. Chiefs of Mission 1778-1986 Bureau of Public Affairs: The Presidents Strategic Defense Initiative Bureau of Public Affairs: Press Briefings 1984 Supplement Bureau of Public Affairs: Publications 1981-1987 Bureau of Public Affairs: Public Availability of Diplomatic Archives, August 1985 Bureau of Public Affairs: Public Information Series, March 1981-May 1985 Bureau of Public Affairs: Public Information Series, December 1985-March 1987 Bureau of Public Affairs: Public Information Series, Bureau of Public Affairs: Quest for Peace: Principal U.S. Public Statement and Documents Relating to the Arab-Israeli Peace Process, 1967-1983 Bureau of Public Affairs: Realism, Strength, Negotiation: Key Foreign Policy Statements of the Reagan Administration , May 1984 Bureau of Public Affairs: Security and Arms Control: The Search for a More Stable Peace Bureau of Public Affairs: Soviet Influence Activities: A Report on Active Measures and Propaganda, 1986-1987 Bureau of Public Affairs: The Soviet Propaganda Campaign Against the U.S. Strategic

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-113 Defense Initiative Bureau of Public Affairs: Sub-Saharan Africa and the United States Bureau of Public Affairs: TDY Travel Handbook, October 1985 Bureau of Public Affairs: U.S. Assistance: Working for Positive Change in South Africa, 1986 Bureau of Public Affairs: Visits of Presidents of the United States to Foreign Counties, 1789-1983 Bureau of Public Affairs: Yorktown: Cornerstone of Independence (English and French) Bureau for Refugee Programs World Refugee Report, September 1985 Bureau for Refugee Programs World Refugee Report, September 1987

Box 137 Department of State Library: Commercial Library Program: Publications List 1980-1981 Department of State Library: Commercial Library Program: Publications List 1983-1984 Department of State Library: Commercial Library Program: Publications List 1988-1989 Family Liaison Office: Foreign Service Spouse, February 1986 Family Liaison Office: The Role of the Spouse in the Foreign Service Family Liaison Office: Washington Assignment Notebook, December 1981 Foreign Affairs Information Management Center: Foreign Affairs Handbook (1)(2) Foreign Affairs Information Management Center: Foreign Affairs Manual, Volume 3 Personnel April 20, 1984 (1)-(6) Foreign Affairs Information Management Center: Foreign Affairs Manual, Volume 3 Personnel April 20, 1984 (7)-(11) Foreign Affairs Information Management Center: Foreign Affairs Manual, Volume 3 Personnel March 12, 1985 (1)(2)

Box 138 Foreign Affairs Information Management Center: Foreign Affairs Manual, Volume 5 Communication and Records, September 1985 Foreign Affairs Information Management Center: Foreign Affairs Manual, Volume 7 Consular Affairs, August 15, 1984 Foreign Affairs Information Management Center: Graphics Standards Handbook (Condensed) 1984 Foreign Affairs Information Management Center: Key Officers of Foreign Service Posts: Guide for Business Representatives September 1981 Foreign Affairs Information Management Center: Key Officers of Foreign Service Posts: Guide for Business Representatives 1982 Foreign Affairs Information Management Center: Key Officers of Foreign Service Posts: Guide for Business Representatives 1983 Foreign Affairs Information Management Center: Key Officers of Foreign Service Posts: Guide for Business Representatives 1984 Foreign Affairs Information Management Center: Key Officers of Foreign Service Posts: Guide for Business Representatives 1985 Foreign Affairs Information Management Center: Key Officers of Foreign Service Posts: Guide for Business Representatives 1986 Foreign Affairs Information Management Center: Key Officers of Foreign Service Posts:

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-114 Guide for Business Representatives 1987 Foreign Service Institute: 1984-1985 Foreign Service Institute: Brochures Foreign Service Institute: Foreign Service Assignment Notebook, August 1981 Foreign Service Institute: le monde francophone

Box 139 Foreign Service Institute: Portuguese Programmatic Course, Volume 1 (Revised) Office of Foreign Buildings: Construction for Overseas Security Office of the Inspector General: Inspector General Annual Report, 1981 Office of the Inspector General: Inspector General Annual Report, 1982 Office of the Inspector General: Inspector General Annual Report, 1983 Office of the Inspector General: Inspector General Annual Report, 1984 Office of the Inspector General: Inspector General Annual Report, 1985 Office of Medical Services: The State Department Physician: First Line of Health Service Around the World Office of Medical Services: The Origins and Development of the Office of Medical Services: Department of State Office of Operations: Guideline for Employee Associations Overseas Office of Overseas Schools: Overseas American Sponsored Elementary and Secondary Schools Office of Protocol: Diplomatic List, May 1981 Office of Protocol: Diplomatic List, May 1982 Office of Protocol: Diplomatic List, August 1982 Office of Protocol: Diplomatic List, November 1982 Office of Protocol: Diplomatic List, February 1983

Box 140 Office of Protocol: Diplomatic List, August 1983 Office of Protocol: Diplomatic List, November 1983 Office of Protocol: Diplomatic List, February 1984 Office of Protocol: Diplomatic List, August 1984 Office of Protocol: Diplomatic List, November 1984 Office of Protocol: Diplomatic List, February 1985 Office of Protocol: Diplomatic List, May 1985 Office of Protocol: Diplomatic List, August 1985 Office of Protocol: Diplomatic List, November 1985 Office of Protocol: Diplomatic List, February 1986 Office of Protocol: Diplomatic List, May 1986 Office of Protocol: Diplomatic List, August 1986 Office of Protocol: Diplomatic List, November 1986 Office of Protocol: Diplomatic List, February 1987 Office of Protocol: Diplomatic List, May 1987 Office of Protocol: Employees of Diplomatic Missions, May 1981 Office of Protocol: Employees of Diplomatic Missions, August 1981

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-115 Box 141 Office of Protocol: Employees of Diplomatic Missions, February-May 1982 Office of Protocol: Employees of Diplomatic Missions, August-November 1982 Office of Protocol: Employees of Diplomatic Missions, February-May 1983 Office of Protocol: Employees of Diplomatic Missions, August-November 1983 Office of Protocol: Employees of Diplomatic Missions, February-May 1984 Office of Protocol: Employees of Diplomatic Missions, August-November 1984 Office of Protocol: Employees of Diplomatic Missions, February-May 1985 Office of Protocol: Employees of Diplomatic Missions, August 1985-February 1986 Office of Protocol: Employees of Diplomatic Missions, May-August 1986 Office of Protocol: Employees of Diplomatic Missions, February-May 1987 Office of Protocol: Foreign Consular Offices in the United States, 1981 Office of Protocol: Foreign Consular Offices in the United States, 1982 Office of Protocol: Foreign Consular Offices in the United States, 1983 Office of Protocol: Foreign Consular Offices in the United States, 1984 Office of Protocol: Foreign Consular Offices in the United States, February 1986

Box 142 Office of Protocol: Foreign Consular Offices in the United States, August 1986 Office of Protocol: Foreign Consular Offices in the United States, February 1987 Office of Protocol: Foreign Consular Offices in the United States, February 1988 Office of Protocol: Foreign Consular Offices in the United States, September 1988 Recruitment Division: Electrical Engineering Passport to the World Office of Security: Hostage Negotiation: A Matter of Life and Death Office of Security: Hostage Taking: Preparation, Avoidance, and Survival Superintendent of Documents: Standardized Regulations, 1984 (1)-(6) Superintendent of Documents: Standardized Regulations, 1985 (1)-(5) Superintendent of Documents: Standardized Regulations, 1986 (1)-(4)

Box 143 Superintendent of Documents: Standardized Regulations, 1986 (5)-(7) Superintendent of Documents: Standardized Regulations, 1987 (1)-(5) United States Sinai Support Mission: Peace in the Sinai, 1982 Unknown: Arab Brochure U.S. Information Agency Al Majal April 1983,No. 145 (Arabic) U.S. Information Agency: American Photography Catalog (Spanish) U.S. Information Agency: Grenada: Background and Facts U.S. Information Agency: "In A Place Without A Soul": The Testimony of Former Cuban Political Prisoners U.S. Information Agency: The Shooting down of KAL 007: Moscow's Charges and the Record U.S. Information Agency: Perspectives Economics (Spanish) U.S. Information Agency: President Reagan's June 17, 1982 Address (Spanish) U.S. Information Agency: Pregled 219 (Eastern European Language) U.S. Information Agency: Seripharb No. 2 - 1983 (Thai) U.S. Information Agency: Span - June 1983

12/12/2016 DOS, Office of the Historian-116 U.S. Information Agency: Remarks Charles Z. Wick 05/18/1986 U.S. Information Agency: Remarks Charles Z. Wick 11/18/1986 U.S. Information Agency Remarks 11/19/1986 U.S. Information Agency: Topic No. 143 (French) U.S. Information Agency: Yellow Rain Pamphlet - January 25, 1983 (Spanish) U.S. Policy Statement: “Challenges to the West in the 1980’s” Lawrence Eagleberger 06/15/1981 U.S. Policy Statement: “U.S. Policy on Arms Control” Alexander Haig 07/14/1981 U.S. Policy Statement: A Fresh Look at U.S.-Republic of the Philippines Relations 08/06/1981 U.S. Policy Statement: “Polish People Look to the West for Support” Alexander Haig, 01/12/1982 U.S. Policy Statement: Pacific Tides are Rising George P. Shultz 03/05/1983 U.S. Policy Statement: The Deterrent Value of the Enhanced Radiation Weapon

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