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15 MAY 1980
Mr . Say Tour J. Rub in
Executive Vice President
The American Society of International Law
2223 Massachusetts Avenue, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20008
Dear Mr. Rubin:
This is in response to your letter of May 5, 1980, to Admiral
Turner setting forth the Society's concerns with respect to the
Forei n Relations of the_ United. States series. Please be assured
t as ency shares your concern regarding the timely publication
of Foreign Relations. We have and will continue to cooperate with the
Department fate with respect to this publication consistent with
Admiral Turner's responsibilities as Director of Central Intelligencc
to protect intelligence sources, methods, and activities,
We appreciate your bringing the concerns of the Society to our
attention.
Sincerely,
Chief, r onna .ion Services
Directorate of Administration
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 HONORARY PRESIDENT
HARDY CROSS DILLARD
'RESIDENT
ALONA E. EVANS
_XECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT
AND
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
SEYMOUR J. RUBIN
DIRECTOR OF STUDIES
SUN LAWRENCE HARGROVE
May 5, 1980
Admiral Stansfield Turner
Director
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington, D.C. 20505
HOMAS BUEROENTIIAL
DAVID G. GILL
MONROE LEIGH
SECRETARY
MICHAEL H. CARDOZO
TREASURER
JAMES R. PATTON, JR.
Dear Admiral Turner:
As a learned Society, the American Society of Interna-
tional Law is deeply interested in publications of our
Government concerning the foreign relations of the United
States and also in the publications of the United Nations.
The Society's Committee on Publications of the Department
of State and the United Nations each year issues a summary
report of what has been published in the field.
The Society is particularly concerned with the timely
publication of Foreign Relations of the United States. At
its 74th Annual Meeting in late April, the Society passed
a Resolution regarding the value of Foreign Relations and
expressing concern regarding the gap between the period
recorded and the actual publication of the record. The
Resolution provides that the concerned persons and agencies
in the U.S. Government be informed of the Society's interest
in timely publication of Foreign Relations.
I therefore enclose herewith the Resolution adopted
by the Society on April 28, 1979 together with the report
of its Committee on Publications of the Department of State
and United Nations. It is our earnest hope that the way
can be paved to facilitate the dissemin -l -on of the informa-
tion our scholars need.
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SEVENTY-FOURTH ANNUAL MEETING
The American Society of International Law
RESOLVES: To reaffirm its great interest, and in
particular that of international lawyers, legal scholars,
international relationists and diplomatists, in the
timely publication of volumes of Foreign Relations of the
United States, as a means of providing the information
necessary for scholars, practitioners, and the public
generally to better understand American foreign policy and
diplomacy and to encourage meaningful and responsible
democratic participation in foreign policy issues, as they
have significant political, legal, business and economic
consequences internationally and domestically;
RESOLVES: To reaffirm the public's right to know, the
need to foster openness in Government, the need to limit
classification and accelerate declassification, and the
desire of fostering a wider understanding of the foreign
policy process and its juridical aspects in particular;
RESOLVES: To reaffirm its continued interest in the
publication of the documentary record of American diplomacy
by the Department of State in the volumes Foreign Relations
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of the United States and to express its concern at the
continuing gap between the period recorded and the
publication of the record, despite announced efforts to
narrow the gap; to make known its concern involving possible
reduction in size and quality of Foreign Relations, because
of both budgetary constraints and increase in other
responsibilities of the Historical Office; and to note with
concern also delays in publication of other principal
publications of the Department of State;
RESOLVES: To call upon the Department of State to
expedite the declassification of records in accordance with
Executive Order 12065 of 28 June 1978, and to publish the
volumes of Foreign Relations within twenty years of the
period covered;
RESOLVES: To call upon the Department of State to make
renewed efforts in support of its Historical Office to speed
up the compilation of the volumes, to expedite their prompt
clearance for publication, to assign priority to such
publication, to expedite its publication. to ensure a
publication of sufficient size and quality to maintain the
preeminence of its kind in the world, and also calls on
all other concerned agencies of the Government to give their
full cooperation, in particular, the Department of Defense,
the National Security Council and the Central Intelligence
Agency, and also;
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RESOLVES: To call upon the President of the
United States and the Secretary of State to give their
continuing effective interest and support to see that
the program of bringing the Foreign Relations series
nearer to currency is actually accomplished as soon as
possible within the established guidelines and rules.
April 17, 1980
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ThE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF INTERNATIONAL AW
April 16 - 19, 1980
Report of the
Committee on Publications
of the
Department of State and United Nations
John A. Boyd )Co-
Paul C. Szasz )Chairmen
Stuart S. Malawer
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Report of the Committee on Publications of the Department
of State and the United Nations
The following part of this report, except as otherwise indicated,
relates to formal publications of the United Nations issued since
1 January 1979 and largely during the calendar year 1979. This means
that in general only sales publications are covered, and not mere work-
ing documents of any tiN organ or conference. In some instances, a
preview is given of some publications on which work is progressing.
The information here presented should be considered supplementary to
that in the earlier reports, the comments in which are still applicable
except as otherwise indicated herein.
1. GENERAL PUBLICATIONS: YEARBOOKS, REPERTORIES AND RESOLUTIONS
1. The United Nations Juridical Yearbook 1977 (ST/LEG/SER.C/15;
Sales No. E.79.V.1 was issued.
2. The United Nations Yearbook 1976 (Volume 30) (Sales No. E.78.I.1)
was issued in 1979. The effort to make this publication more current.
- pursuant to part I of General Assembly revolution 31/208 - has not
yet borne fruit.
3. The next supplement of the Repertaire of the Practice of the
Security Council covering 1972-19714 is to be published in the spring
of 1960.
4. A Table :%f Contents and Subject Index to Supplements Nos. 1-3
to the Repertory of Practice of United Nations Organs was published
in 1979 Sales Nn. E . (9.V .? . At lei ;- t Vol uune I Arti c.l e 1-50) of
Supplement No. N (1 September 1966 to A December 1969) is expected
to be issued during 1980.
5. The Report of the Secretary-General on the Work of the
Organization issued in September 1979 GAOR, 3+th Session, Suppi. No. 1,
A/54/1), was no brief as that submitted iii .19(8 (see para. TA of th i a
Committee's 1979 Report).
6. The ninth edition of Everyone's United Nations (A Handbook
on the United Nations its structure and Activitie: x,.79.1. , providing
in a well-indexed 1+77 pages a most useful compendium of information
about the United Nations and the agencies related to it, was issued
during 1979.
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II. TREATIES
1. The first monthly Statement of Treati.es and International
A reements Registered or Filed and Recorded with the Secretary-General-
issued during 1979 covered April 1976 s";T/LEG/SER.A/350) and the last
one Dec. 1976 (ST/LEG/SER.A/'358). Thus the backlog of this publication
has now increased to three years -- though the rate of increase has
finally slowed down.
2. Multilateral Treaties In Respect r)+' Which the Secretary-
General Performs Depositary Functions: Dist of Signatures, Ratifications,
Accessions etc. as at 31 December 1978 S'1' LE(f SER.D l2; Sales No.
E.79.V.7 was issued in April 1979, and covered a total of' 288 United
Nations and 11I+ League of Nations treaties .
3. During 19'j9, only 7 volume.-, (the Jowost number yet) of the
UN Treaty Series were issued, bringing the total number published by
the end of that year to 855. In a report to the General Assembly
(A/34/L66), the Secretary-General indicated that the annual accretion
of registered treaty texts amounts at present to the equivalent o)f cone
40 volumes, and that he hoped that, subject to the adoption of certain
budgetary proposals he was making, the backlog could be stabilized at
about 260 volumes (i e. the equivalent of about 8.5 years of regis-
trations). Elimination of the backlog would require s,pncial. and heroic
financial measures, which he proposed in a separate report. (A/C.5/314/1F0)
but which were not acted on by the Assembly.
It. No cumulative Index to the UN Treaty Series has been issued
since the 1977 publication of No. 1.1, which had covered up to volume
750, including treaties registered to 21 September 39j0.
III. CODIFICATION
1. Volume I of the Yearbook of the International Law Commission
1978, containing the Summary Records of the 30th session of the Commission,
appeared in mid-1979 (A/CN.4/SER.A; Sales No. E.79.V.5). Volume II,
Part One (A/CN.4/SER.A/1978/Add.l(Part I); Sales No. E.79.V.6(Part I)),
containing the documents of the Commission':- 30th session except its
Report, is scheduled to appear In June 1980, Volume IT, Part Two
(A/CN.'/SER.A/1978 Add.l(Part 2); Sales No. E.79.V.6(Part TI)), con-
taining the Report of the Commission to the General. Assembly (A/')>/lO),
appeared in mid-1979.
2. The Report of the International Law Commission on the work of
its 31st Session GAOR, 3 th session, Suppl. No. 10 (A/34710)) appeare
at the beginning of the 34th session of the General Assembly in a pre-
liminary version, which will be reissued in printed form sometime in
1980 as Part Two of Volume II of the 1979 Yearbook of the Commission.
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The Report included, inter alma, a full set of the draft articles- on
Succession of States in Respect of Matters other than Treaties, as
well as newly adopted texts of and commentaries on draft Articles 28-
32 on State Responsibility and draft Articles 39?-60 (amendment and
modification of Treaties; invalidity, termination and suspension of
the operation of treaties) on Treaties concluded between States and
International Organizations or between two or more International
Organizations. Furthermore, the Report contained the results of a
study of a workintg group of' the ILC concerning; the status of the
diplomatic courier and the dip]omatic bag not accompanied by diplo-
matic courier.
3, During 1979, Volumes 11 and III of the Official Records of
the United Nation: Conference on Sucecs.;ion of States in Respect of
Treaties A CONF. 0/1 /Add.I, Sales No. E.79.V.9 Vo.l.umne IT))
A CONT. O/lb/Add.II, Sales No. E.79.V.lO (Volume III))were published.
Volume II contains the summary records of' the ]978 session and
Volume III sets out the documents of the Conference.
f+. The third edition of' the haudbot k The Work of the Inter-
national Law Commission is still in process of preparation and further
expansion, and is now scheduled to be issued during ]980.
5. Due to the transfer of the Trade Law Section of the UN Office
of Legal Affairs to Vienna during 1979, no volumes of the Yearbook of
the United Nations Commission on International. Trade Law were published
during that year.
6. The Report of UNCITRAL on the work of it; 12th session (GAOR,
-4th session, Ouppi. No. 1`
7 (A/31) t , appea turfing the >> + t session
of the General As:;embly. It contained, inter el La, b?ief reports en
its consideration: of the draft UNCITRAI, Conch iatieen Rules and of the
possible legal aspects of the new international economic order.
IV. JUDICIAL
1. The 19'79 volume of Reports of Judgements, Advisory Opinions
and Orders of the International Court of Justice will contain certain
procedural orders in respect of the Delimitation of the Continental
Shelf (Tunisia/Libyan Arab Jamahiriya and the order concerning the
request for the indication of provisional measures in the case con-
cerning United States Diplomatic and Consular Staff in Tehran (United
States v. Iran).
2. The fifth volume of Judgements of the United Nations
Administrative Tribunal. (Judgment Nos. . '(-230 has, not been issued.
Judgment numbers 237 to 252 af)pearcd in mimeographed form.
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V. MISCELLANEOUS
1. During 1979, Volume 3: 1978 of The United Nations Disarma-
ment Yearbook (Sales No. E.79.IX.2) appeared. Like its predecessors
it covers extensively the relevant developments relating to disarma-
ment and arms control. Earlier in 1978, a Special Supplement to
Volume 2: 1977 of the Disarmament Yearbook was published: Status of
Multilateral Arms Regulation and Disarmament Agreements (Sales No.
E.7 .IX.2 , containing the text of 9 protocols, treaties and conventions
that deal with disarmament, and indicating the signatories and
parties as of 21 March 1978.
2. A new periodical, Disarmament: A Periodic Review by the
United Nations, is now appearing regularly twice a year, in May and
October. Though only of limited legal interest, it is a source of
up-to-date information about conferences and committees working in
the field of disarmament and arms control.
3. A Volume IX of the Official Records of the Third UN Conference
on the Law of the Sea appeared in March .l 0 containing the records of
meetings of the plenary and of committees during the 7th session and
the related documents. (Volume X had appeared in 1978).
4. As part of a series of legal. handbooks, the Economic
Commission for Europe published, during 1.979:
(a) A Guide for Drawing up Internat-ionnl. Contracts between
Parties Associated for the Purpose of Executing a
Specific Project ECE TRADE 131; Sales No. E.79.II.E.22);
(b) UN/ECE General Conditions oC Sale : For Dry (Shelled and
Unshelled) and Dried Fruit ECE A',RI +1; Sales No.
E.79.II.E.15 ;
(c) UN/ECE Arbitration Rulcs: For Certain Categories of
Perishable Agricultural Product:.CE'/AGRI }3; Sales
No. E.79.II.E.13 ;
VI. BIBLIOGRAPHICAL
1. The following bibliography of legal interest was published
by the Dag Hammarskjold Library of the United Nations: Apartheid:
A selective bibliography on the racial )oli(_:i es of the Gover.iment '
the Republic of South Africa 1970-197i ST/L?i 13/SER._I 2d) Gales No. EjF.79.I.7 .
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Department of State Publications
The following portion of this report describes
recent publications of the United States dealing with
international relations.
I. General Publications
1. Foreign Relations of the United States
The Department of State published during 1979 the
following two volumes of this series.
United Nations: Western Hemisphere, Volume II, 1951.
(Publication No. 8962; 1673 pages
United Nations, Volume III, 1952-54. (Publication
No. 8951, 1581 pages)
The following volumes are scheduled for publication in 1980;
Central and Eastern Europe; Soviet Union, Volume IV, 1950.
(Publication No. 8987; 1515 pages; April 30, 1980)
National Security Affairs; Foreign Economic, Volume I,
1951. (Publication No. 8975; 1736 pages; April 15, 1980)
European Security and the German Question, Volume III,
1951. (May 1980)
The Near East and Africa, Volume V, 1951. (June 1980)
Korea and China, Volume VII, 1951. (No date scheduled)
Western European Security, Volume V, 1952-1954.
(September 1980)
2. Digest of United States Practice of International
Law 1977 (Stock No. 044-000-01720-2; $12.75 per copy)
The 1977 edition of the Digest, edited by John A. Boyd
of the Office of the Legal Adviser, Department of State,
contains 15 chapters dealing with such topics as the
implementation of President Carter's human rights policy,
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the constitutionality of the transfer of U.S. property
to Panama in the 1977 Canal Treaties, the litigation
concerning the return of the Crown of St. Stephen to
Hungary, the Bermuda II Agreement concerning Air Service
between the United States and the United Kingdom, the
U.S. resolution imposing a mandatory arms embargo against
South Africa, the 1977 U.S.-Canadian Agreement concerning
Transit Pipelines, the announcement of America's first
deepwater port, and the new-Special Consular Services
Handbook on Protection of American Nationals Arrested,
on Trial, or Imprisoned Abroad. Of special interest to
lawyers is the chapter on private international law
featuring key portions of the United Nations Commission
on International Trade Law (UNCITRAL) Rules of Arbitration
and the 1977 arrangements between the American Arbitration
Association, the U.S.S.R. Chamber of Commerce and Industry,
and the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce concerning the
firms and Soviet foreign trade organizations. For the
first time the Digest est contains an Appendix. Entitled
"Sovereign Immunity Decisions of the Department of State:
May 1952 to January 1977" and edited by Messrs. Michael
Detlev F. Vagts, and Bruno A. Ristau, this
Sandler,
Appendix quotes extensively from previously unpublished
diplomatic notes concerning the immunities of foreign
states and their officers over a quarter of a century.
The 19.78 edition of the Digest is scheduled to be
published in late 1980.
II. Treaties and Other International Agreements
1. Treaties and Other International Acts Series
As of March 19, 1980, the TIAS series, which provides
the text of treaties and agreements in pamphlet form,
reached number 9642, an addition of over 435 titles during
the preceding calendar year.
2. United States Treaties and Other International
Agreements
Volume 29 will contain five parts to publish the
text of U.S. agreements entered into in 1978. As of
March 19, 1980, part one had been published.
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3. Treaties in Force: A List of Treaties and Other
international Agreements of the United States in
Force on January 1, 1980 (Department of State)
This publication, compiled in the format of its
predecessors by the Treaty Affairs Staff of the Office
of the Legal Adviser, Department of State, will list
the treaties and other international agreements of the
United States on record in the Department of State on
January 1, 1980, which had not expired by their terms
or which had not been denounced by the parties, replaced,
or superseded by other agreements, or otherwise definitely
terminated. The first section includes a listing of
all bilateral treaties and agreements, while the second
lists multilateral treaties and agreements, indicating
all states parties. Current information on the publication
of titles in this series is provided in the monthly
issues of the Department of State Bulletin and the
bimonthly issues of International Legal Materials.
4. Treaties and Other International Agreements of
United States of America 1776-1949
This 13 volume series, compiled under the direction
of Charles I. Bevans, former Assistant Legal Adviser for
Treaty Affairs in the Department of State, constitutes a
complete chronological list of agreements entered into
by the United States during the years'from 1776 to the
end of 1949.
iII. Miscellaneous
1. Department of State Bulletin
The Bulletin is the official record of U.S. foreign
policy. Published monthly, it includes the text of all
major foreign policy speeches and other statements by the
President, the Secretary of State, and senior Department
of State officials. It also contains U.S. treaty actions
with charts, graphs, tables, photos, and other information.
Subscription information may be obtained by writing the
Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing
Office, Washington, D. C. 20402.
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2. U.S. Partici action in the U.N.: Report by the
President to the Congress for the Year 1978
Scheduled to be released in April of 1980, this
annual report will contain approximately 300 pages of
material organized under the following five headings:
(1) political and security affairs; (2) economic,
social, scientific, and human rights affairs;
(3) trusteeship and dependent areas; (4) legal develop-
ments; and (5) budget, administration, and institutional
management.
3. United States Contributions to International
Organizations: Report to the Congress for
Fiscal Year 1978 (Department of State Pub. No. 8997)
The Secretary of State's 27th annual report to the
Congress indicates that U.S. contributions to interna-
tional organizations and programs other than international
financial institutions totaled $897,607,903 in fiscal
year 1978. The report, which is scheduled to be
published in the spring of 1.980, will follow the format
of previous reports and contain about 110 pages.
4. Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands
The 1979 annual report by the United States to the
United Nations is scheduled to be published in May of 1980.
Each year the material is.organized under such headings
as political, economic, social, and educational advance-
ment. TThe appendices contain information concerning
population, employment, agriculture, manufacturing,.
communications, health, and the like. The 1978 Annual
Report was released in May Of 1979 (Department of State
Pub. No.. 8972; International Organization and Conference
Series 140).
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5. Selected Documents
This series of pamphlets, which presents excerpts of
speeches, communiques, reports and the like on issues of
special interest, published the following documents in 1979:
"President Carter's Trip to the Middle East:
March 7-14, 1979" (No. 10);
"The Egyptian-Israeli Peace Treaty: March 26, 1979"
(No. 11) ;
"SALT II Agreement: Vienna, June 18, 1979" (No. 12);
"SALT II Agreement: Vienna, June 18, 1979" (No. 12A);
"SALT II Agreement: Vienna, June 18, 1979" (No. 12B);
"Vienna Summit; June 15-18, 1979" (No. 13);
"U.S. Hostage Case to World Court: November 29, 1979"
(No. 14) ;
"World Court Rules on Hostage Case: December 1979"
(No. 15);
6. Special Report
This series of pamphlets reported on the following
topics during 1979:
"The Strategic Arms Limitation Talks" (No. 46;
revised May 1979);
"President Carter's Visit to Egypt: March 8-10,
March 13, 1979" (No. 52);
"President Carter's Visit to Israel: March 10-13, 1979"
(No. 53) ;
"Implementation of the Helsinki Accord, Sixth Semiannual
Report, December 1, 1978 - May 31, 1979" (No. 54);
"Compliance with SALT I Agreements: July 1979" (No. 55);
"Verification of SALT II Agreement: August 1979" (No. 56);
"World Administrative Radio Conference: August 1979" (No. 57);
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"The Planetary Product: October 1979" (No. 58);
"Senators' Report on Refugees: October 26, 1979"
(No., 59) ;
"U.S.., International Aid Efforts: November 13, 1979"
(No.. 60) ;
"Basic Data on Sub-?Saharan Africa: December 1979"
(No. 61) ;
"Implementation of Helsinki Accord: June 1 -
November 30, 1979" (No. 62);
"Trade Patterns of the West, 1.978: December 1979"
(No. 63) ;
"Trade of NATO and Communist Countries: December 1979"
(No. 64);
"Indicators of East-West Economic Strength, 1978:
February 1980" (NTo. 65) ;
"Trade of Non-NATO Europe, Japan, With Communist Countries;
February 1980" (No. 66);
T. Current Polio
This series of pamphlets presents information regarding
U.S. foreign policy positions in the form of important
testimony before congressional committees, original manu-
scripts by experts, and-speeches by Department of State or
other U.S. Government officials. The following list
describes. the pamphlets published in 1979:
"Rhodesia" (No. 59; March 1979). A March 7, 1978
statement by Ass;istant. Secretary -for.-African Affairs,
Richard M. Moose.
"Law of the Se-d: A Test for he United Nations" (No. 60;
March 1979). A March 14, 1979 statement by Ambassador
at Large Elliot L. Richardson, Special Representative
of the President for the Law of- the Sea Conference.
"U.S. Human Rights Policy" (No. 61; April 1979). A
February 28, 1979 statement by Mark L. Schneider,
Acting Assistant Secretary of State for Human Rights
and Humanitarian Affairs.
"SALT II and National Security" (No. 62; April 1979).
An April 4, 1979 statement by Dr. Zbigniew Brzezinski,
Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs.
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"Peace in the Middle East: Achievement and Future
Challenge" (No. 63; April 1979). An April 3, 1979
statement by Ambassador-at-Large Alfred L. Atherton,Jr.
"The U.S.-Canada Maritime Boundary and Resource
Agreements" (No. 64; April 1979). An April 5, 1979
statement by Assistant Secretary for Oceans and
International Environmental and Scientific Affairs,
Thomas R. Pickering.
"The Facts of SALT II" (No. 65; April 1979). An
excerpt from a January 30, 1979 speech by Director
of the Bureau of Politico-Military Affairs, Leslie
H. Gelb.
"SALT II: The Path of Security and Peace" (No.,66;
April 1979). An April 25, 1979 address by President
Carter.
"Implementing the Human Rights Policy" (No. 67;
A May 2, 1979 statement by Deputy Secretary of State
Warren Christopher.
"Human Rights in Latin America" (No. 68; June 1979).
A May 18, 1979 statement by Assistant Secretary for
Human Rights and Humanitarian Affairs.
"Energy and Foreign Policy" (No. 69; June 1979).
A summary of a June 5, 1979 speech by Deputy Secretary
of State Warren Christopher.
"Sanctions: Zimbabwe-Rhodesia Decision Explained"
(No. 70; June 1979). President Carter's Statement of
June 7, 1979.
"Current Situation in Indochina" (No. 71; June 1979).
A June 13, 1979 statement by Assistant Secretary for
East Asian and Pacific Affairs, Richard C. Holbrooke.
"SALT II: Secretary Vance's Testimony" (No. 72;
July 1979). July 9 and 10, 1979 statements by
Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance.
"SALT II Senate Testimony" (No. 72A; July 1979).
Statements during the Senate testimony on July 9
through 11, 1979.
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"Limiting the Strategic Arms Race" (No. 73;
July 1979). A July 24, 1979 statement by
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance.
"International Energy Problems" (No. 74; July 1979).
A July 1.7, 1979 statement by Under Secretary of
State for Economic Affairs, Richard N. Cooper.
"America and The Developing World" (No. 75; July 1979).
A July 23, 1979 statement by Secretary of State
Cyrus Vance.
"SALT and U.S.-Soviet Relations" (No. 76; July 1979).
A July 25, 1979 statement by Ambassador to the
U.S.S.R. Malcolm Toon.
"The Middle East 1978-79: Forces of Change" (No. 77;
July 1979). A July 26, 1979 statement by Assistant
Secretary for Near Eastern and South Asian Affairs,
Harold H. Saunders.
"SALT II: Armed Services Testimony" (No. 78; July 1979).
A July 30, 1979 statement by Secretary of State
Cyrus Vance.
"SALT II: The Choice" (No. 79; August 1979). An
August 1, 1979 statement by Secretary of State
Cyrus Vance.
"National Security and the Law of the Sea" (No. 80;
,July 1979). A July 14, 1979 statement by Ambassador
at Large Elliot: L. Richardson, Special Representative
of the President for the Law of the Sea Conference.
"American Power and.Global Change" (No. 81; August 1979).
An August 2, 1979 statement by Dr. Zbigniew Brzezinski,
Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs.
"SALT II: The Sense of Horror is Missing" (No. 82;
July 1979). A July 16, 1979 statement by Ambassador
at Large Gerard C. Smith.
"African Refugees" (No. 83; July 1979). A May 8, 1979
statement by Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for
Refugee and Migration. Affairs, Frank Sieverts.
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"U.S. Policy on Lebanon" (No. 84; August 1979).
An August 29, 1979 statement by U.S. Ambassador
to the United Nations, Andrew Young.
"Press Conference: Soviet Troops in Cuba" (No. 85;
September 1979). A September 5, 1979 press
conference held by Secretary of State Cyrus R.
Vance.
"China: Looking to the Future" (No. 86; August 1979).
An August 27, 1979 address by Vice President Walter
F. Mondale.
"Vision of Peace" (No. 87; September 1979). A
September 17, 1979 address delivered by Dr. Zbigniew
Brzezinski, Assistant to the President for National
Security Affairs.
"U.S. Statements on Science & Technology" (No. 88;
August 1979). August 20-31, 1979: message of President
Jimmy Carter, opening address by Ambassador Theodore
Hesburgh, Chairman of the U.S. Delegation to UNCSTD,
and Ambassador Hesburgh's closing statement.
"The Antarctic Treaty" (No. 89; October 1979). A
September 17, 1979 address by Under Secretary of
State for Security Assistance, Science and Technology,
Lucy Wilson Benson.
"UN: Common Needs in a Diverse World" (No. 90; September
1979). A September 24, 1979 address by Secretary of
State Cyrus R. Vance.
"Currents of Change in Latin America" (No. 91;
September 1979). A September 27, 1979 address by
Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance.
"Soviet Troops in Cuba" (No. 92; October 1979). An
October 1, 1979 broadcast by President Jimmy Carter.
"Background on the Question of Soviet Troops in Cuba"
(No. 93; October 1979). Background information on the
question of Soviet troops in Cuba, with questions
and answers on some of the specific points raised
during briefings held prior to the President's broad-
cast to the nation, October 1, 1979.
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"NATO and American Security" (No. 94; October 1979).
A June 30, 1979 address by Richard N. Gardner,
U.S. Ambassador to Italy.
"Kampuchea: Growing Humanitarian Crisis" (No. 95;
September 1979). ASeptember 27, 1979'address by
Richard C. Holb:rooke, Assistant Secretary for East
Asian and Pacific Affairs.
"SALT II: Summation" (No. 96; October 1979). An
October 1.9, 1979 opening statement by Secretary
of State Cyrus R. Vance.
"NATO's Fourth
Decade: Defense and
Detente"
(No.'
97;
October 1.979).
October 10, 1979
addresses
given
by
Vice President Walter F. Mondale and Dr. Zbigniew
B.rzezinski, Assistant to the President for National
Security Affairs.
"U.S.-Soviet Relations" (No? 98; October 1979). An
October 1.6, 1979 statement by Ambassador Marshall
D. Shulman, Special Adviser to the Secretary of
State on Soviet Affairs.
"Communism in Africa" (No. 99; October 1979). An
October 18, 1979 statement by Under Secretary for
Political Affairs David D. Newsom.
"Emergency Aid in Kampuchean Crisis" (No. 100;
October 1979). President Carter's announcement on
assistance for Kampuchea and a press briefing by
Father Theodore Hesburgh and Ambassador Henry Owen,
Assistant to the President for Economic Conferences,
and leaders from the private sector.
"SALT II: Where We Stand" (No. 101; October 1979).
An October 26, 1979 address by Secretary of State
Cyrus R. Vance.
"U.S. Foreign Policy Achivements" (No. 102; October
1.979). An October 24, 1979 address by Matthew
Nimetz, Counselor for the Department of State.
"Third World Challenge to World Communications"
(No. 103; July 1979).. A July 19, 1979 statement
by George A. Dalley, Deputy Assistant Secretary
of State for International Organization Affairs.
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"Continuity and Commitment" (No. 104; October 1979).
An October 30, 1979 address by Matthew Nimetz,
Counselor for the Department of State.
"Inter-American Challeges for the 1980s" (No. 105;
October 1979). An October 23, 1979 address by
Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance.
"Humanitarian Call to Action" (No. 106; November 1979).
A November 5, 1979 statement by Secretary Cyrus R. Vance.
"Urgent Need for Worldwide Relief" (No. 107; November
1979). A November 8, 1979 statement by Matthew Nimetz,
Counselor for the Department of State.
"The Challenge of Peacemaking" (No. 108; November 1979).
A November 6, 1979 address by Harold H. Saunders,
Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern and South
Asian Affairs.
"U.S. Statements on Iran" (No. 109; November 1979).
Statements made about the situation in Iran since the
occupation of Ithe U.S. Embassy in Tehran.
"Iran and Energy" (No. 110; November 1979). An
excerpt from the November 15, 1979 address by
President Jimmy Carter.
"Relief Efforts" (No. 111; November 1979). November 13,
1979 remarks by President Carter, Father Theodore
Hesburgh, and Mrs. Carter.
"Four Treaties on Human Rights" (No. 112; November 1979).
November 14, 1979 statements by Deputy Secretary of
State Warren Christopher and Assistant Secretary for
Human Rights and Humanitarian Affairs Patricia M. Derian.
"National Security and U.S.-U.S.S.R. Relations" (No. 113;
November 1979). A November 19, 1979 address by Matthew
Nimetz, Counselor for the Department of State.
"Flexible Exchange Rates After 6 Years' Experience"
(No. 114; November 1979). An October 31, 1979 address
by Under Secretary for Economic Affairs Richard N. Cooper.
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"News Conference on Iran" (No. 115, November 1979).
A November 28, 1979 news conference by President
Jimmy Carter.
"Statement to U.S. on Iran" (No. 116; December 1979).
A December 1, 1979 statement by U.S. Ambassador to
the United Nations Donald F. McHenry.
"U.S. Relations with the Caribbean and Central America"
(No. 117; December 1979). Collection of recent
statements and information on U.S. relations with
the Caribbean region and Central America.
"Oral Argument on. Iran Presented to World Court"
(No. 118; December 1979). A December 10, 1979 oral
argument by U.S. Attorney General Benjamin R. Civiletti.
"Human Rights in Africa" (No. 119; January 1980).
An excerpt from an October 31, 1979 statement by
Deputy Assistant Secretary for Human Rights Stephen
B. Cohen.
"Security of the Western Alliance" (No. 120; December
1979). A December 10, 1979 address by Secretary of
State Cyrus R. Vance.
"Statement. on Iran to Security Council" (No. 121;
December 1979). A December- 29, 1979 statement by
Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance.
"Strengthening NATO's Defense" (No. 122; December 1979).
A. December 12, 1979 statement by Secretary Vance and
the text of the joint communique issues at the con-
clusion of the joint meeting of NATO Foreign and
Defense Ministers in Brussels.
"Soviet Invasion of Afghanistan" (No. 123; January 1980).
President Carter's Address to the Nation, January 4, 1980.
"Soviet Invasion Attacked in U.N. (No. 124; January 1980).
A January 6, 1980 statement by Ambassador McHenry and
the text of the draft: Security Council Resolution S13729.
"TV Interviews on Iran and Afghanistan" (No. 125;
January 1.980). A January 1.1, 1980 interview of Secretary
Cyrus R. Vance and a January 6, 1980 interview of Deputy
Secretary Warren Christopher.
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"U.S. Seeks U.N. Sanctions Against Iran" (No. 126;
January 1980). January 13, 1980 statements by
U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Donald F.
McHenry and the text of the draft Security Council
resolution of January 13.
"New York Times Interview" (No. 127; January 1980).
Excerpts from Secretary Vance's January 15, 1980
interview with Bernard Gwertzman.
"U.N. General Assembly Acts on Soviet Invasion"
(No. 128; January 1980). A January 12, 1980 state-
ment by U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations
Donald F. McHenry.
"Progress in the Peace Negotiations" (No. 129;
January 1980). A January 17, 1980 address by
Ambassador Sol M. Linowitz, Personal Representative
of the President to the riddle East Peace Negotiations.
"Interview on 'Meet the Press'" (No. 130; January 1980).
President Carter's January 20, 1980 interviews on
NBC's "Meet the Press".
"State of the Union Message" (No. 131; January
1980).
Excerpts from President Carter's State of the
Message to Congress dated January 21, 1980.
Union
"State of the Union Address" (No. 132; January 1980).
President Carter's State of the Union address on
January 23, 1980.
"Human Rights in Jeopardy" (No. 133; February 1980).
A November 15, 1979 address by Assistant Secretary
of State for Human Rights and Humanitarian Affairs
Patricia M. Derian.
"CSCE and East-West Relations" (No. 134; January 1980).
A January 24, 1980 statement by Matthew Nimetz,
Counselor of the Department and Under Secretary-
designate for Security Assistance, Science and
Technology.
"Meeting the Challenge in Southwest Asia" (No. 135;
February 1980). A February 1, 1980 statement by
Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance.
"Foreign Assistance Programs for FY 1981" (No. 136;
February 1980). A February 5, 1980 statement by
Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance.
"Statement on Olympic Games" (No. 137; February 1980).
A February 9, 1980 statement by Secretary of State
Cyrus R. Vance.
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"The U.S. and the Nonaligned Movement" (No. 138
February 1980). A February 4, 1980 address by
)Deputy Assistant Secretary for International
Organization Affairs George A. Dailey.
"National Security Goals" (No. 139; February 1980).
A February 19, 1980 address by President Jimmy
Carter.
International. Refugee Assistance Programs" (No. 140;
February 1980). AFeburary 21, 1980 statement by
Ambassador Victor H. Palmieri, U.S. Coordinator
for Refugee Affairs.
"Horn of Africa" (No. 141; February 1980).
A February 25, 1980 statement by Deputy Assistant
Secretary for African Affairs William C. Harrop.
"Tanzania and Uganda:" (No. :142; February 1980).
A February 26, 1980 statement by Deputy Assistant
Secretary for African Affairs Robert V. Keeley.
"Tales of Afghanistan, Moscow Style" (No. 143;
February 1980). An article by Ambassador Marshall
D. Shulman, Special Adviser to the Secretary of
State, written for WorldPaper in February 1980.
"Afghanistan: America's Course" (No. 144; March 1980).
A March 3, 1980 address by Secretary of State Cyrus
R. Vance.
8. Government-Sponsored Research on Foreign Affairs: A
Quarterl_Re ort of Project Information (Department
of State Pub. 8943; Stock No. 044-000-01684-2)
These four quarterly reports, released in March, June,
September and December of 1979 list research projects involving
the application or advancement of the social-behavioral
sciences and humanities as these bear substantively on.
foreign affairs and international relations.
9. Foreign Affairs Research Papers Available (February 1979
(last formal list issued); April and July, 1979 (informal
lists)).
These publications list: the new accessions to the Foreign
Affairs Research Documentation Center, with pertinent informa-
tion needed in order to borrow such materials from the Center.
The formal listing was terminated because of budgetary reasons
by the February 1979 issue. The July 1979 issue was the last
informal list published.
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10. SALT II Basic Guide (Department of State Pub. 8974;
General Foreign Policy Series 311)
This 16-page booklet, revised July 1979, discusses
the background and provisions of the SALT II agreement.
11. Refugees: An International Obligation (Department of
State Pub. 9005; General Foreign Policy Series 320)
This booklet contains a reprint of an article on the
international refugee situation which Dr. Harry F. Young,
Bureau of Public Affairs, wrote especially for the Depart-
ment of State Bulletin of December 1979.
12. Sub-Saharan Africa and the United States (Department
of State Pub. 9112)
This 46-page publication covers aspects of the regional
profile of sub-Saharan Africa and issues relating to U.S.
relations with that area.
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Publications of the Arms Control and Disarmanent Agency
1. World Military Expenditures and Arms Transfers
1966-1977 (U. S. Arms Control and Disarmanent Agency
Pub. 1.00)
This 16.5-page document, released in October of 1979,
contains statistical information on military expenditures,
arms forces, and value of arms tranfers as well as information
on weapons supplies to developing regions.
2.' Documents on Disarmanent 1977 (U. S. Arms Control
Disarmament Agency Pub. 101)
This 922-page compilation (including an index) is the
latest in a series of vo:Lurnes issues annually since 1960
containing basic documents on arms control and disarmament
developments. Like its predecessors, this volume includes
statements and reports to the Conference of the Committee
on Disarmament as well as draft agreements and conventions,
statements of governmental representatives, proposals before
the United Nations, and the like pertaining to France, Japan,
the Soviet Union, the United Kingdom, the United States, and
other states and organizations.
3. Eiahteenth Annual Rejort to the Congress of the U. S.
Arms Control. and Disarmament Agency (U. S. Arms
Control and Disarmament Agency Pub. 102)
This report, covering the calendar year of 1978, contains
84 pages concerning such topics as Strategic Arms Limitation
Talks, Comprehensive Test Ban, Non-Proliferation, and Anti-
Satellite Talks. It was released in May of 1979.
4. Nineteenth Annual Report to the Congress of the U. S.
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency (U. S. Arms
Control and Disarmament Agency, submitted to the Congress
on March 7, 1980)
This report, covering the calendar year of 1979, contains
167 pages concerning such topics as Strategic Arms Limitation
Talks, Standing Consultative Commission, Comprehensive Test
Ban Negotiations and Non-Proliferation.
5. "U.S. and U.S.S.R. Propose Multilateral Treaty Banning
Radiological Weapons" (U. S. Arms Control and Disarm-
ament Agency, Pub. 103)
A one-page discussion of the proposed multilateral treaty.
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6. "SALT II and American Security" (U. S. Arms Control
and Disarmament Agency; revised edition; released
June 1979; Stock Number 044-000-0174-0)
The format of this 16-page document is one of questions
and answers on the topics of strategic forces and the ramifi-
cations of the SALT II agreement.
7. "The American Experience With Peaceful Nuclear
Explosions" (U. S. Arms Control and Disarmament
Agency, Stock Number 044-000-01690-7)
This 7-page booklet discusses the origins and applications
of the U. S. program of peaceful nuclear explosions (PNE's).
8. "U. S. Reaffirms Commitment to Arms Control Process"
(U. S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency; Feb. 1980)
This bulletin contains the text of Ambassador A. S. Fisher's
statement of February 7, 1980 to the Committee on Disarmament.
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