Authors: Richard Nixon
security aid,
296
Senate, U.S.,
see
Congress, U.S.
Sherr, William,
101
Shining Path, The,
291
Simes, Dimitri,
45
Singapore,
268
â69
Somoza, Anastasio,
134
â35
South Africa, Republic of:
   racial injustice in,
282
â85
   UNITA aided by,
142
â43
Soviet gas pipeline crisis,
60
   Afghanistan invaded by,
48
,
58
â59,
75
â76,
105
,
111
,
115
,
118
,
167
,
179
,
182
,
190
,
274
   Afghani war of,
35
â36,
48
â50,
137
â142,
157
,
260
,
274
   ArabâIsraeli conflict and,
276
,
279
   arms treaty compliance of,
88
â89,
96
,
184
â85
   bureaucracy of,
42
â43,
158
   China compared with,
42
,
250
  Â
Chinese split with,
72
,
241
â44,
246
â247,
255
,
260
   conventional force superiority of,
68
â69,
72
,
75
â76,
82
,
171
,
198
,
200
â202,
210
â11,
214
â15
   counterforce warhead advantage of,
92
â93
   Czechoslovakia invaded by,
147
â48,
191
   differences between U.S. and,
46
â48,
50
â51,
163
â64,
316
â17
   expansionism of,
25
â26,
33
,
36
,
38
,
48
,
52
â57,
72
,
76
,
98
â99,
105
,
114
,
131
â32,
147
,
166
,
179
,
192
,
204
â5,
275
,
305
,
309
,
313
â14
   export of strategic technologies to,
218
,
227
   external problems of,
35
â36,
54
â55,
145
â55,
163
   Far East military buildup of,
229
â231
   Hungary invaded by,
147
â49,
205
   Indian relations with,
272
,
274
â75
   internal problems of,
33
â43,
45
,
54
â55,
59
â60,
64
,
69
,
155
â59,
199
,
218
,
239
â40,
313
â14
   Japan and,
223
,
227
,
229
â32,
234
,
239
â40
   Jewish emigration from,
39
,
180
   Latin American trade interests of,
291
   Moslem peoples of,
157
,
294
   most-favored-nation status denied to,
57
â58
   NATO relations with,
217
â19
   negotiating with,
63
â65,
160
â94
   nuclear superiority pursued by,
77
â83,
135
   people of,
42
â43,
49
â51,
60
,
157
,
294
   policy of détente and,
56
â58,
62
,
99
,
152
   policy of deterrence and,
see
deterrence, policy of
   South African interests of,
283
â84
   superdove view of,
58
â59,
62
   superhawk view of,
59
â62
   thaw in Chinese relations with,
261
   U.S. competition with,
53
â54,
63
â65,
98
â159,
266
,
309
,
313
,
316
â18,
321
   U.S. relations with,
23
,
25
â31,
33
,
62
,
64
,
99
,
178
â81,
186
,
188
â90,
193
,
315
   value of human life in,
76
   Western Europe threatened by,
197
â202,
208
â9
space exploration,
312
Spain,
196
Spinoza, Baruch,
303
Sputnik,
312
Stalin, Joseph,
16
,
25
â26,
29
â30,
60
,
65
,
98
,
245
,
293
   Central Asian conquests of,
157
   Church criticized by,
316
â17
   Eastern European satellites and,
103
,
155
   Gorbachev's reforms and,
41
â43,
250
   nuclear diplomacy and,
67
,
75
   Persian Gulf objectives of,
116
â17
   in Soviet-U.S. negotiations,
161
,
183
   first-strike vulnerability and,
93
â97,
169
â70
   SDI and,
92
â93,
95
,
97
,
184
   verification of,
96
â97
statecraft,
317
   negotiation and,
163
,
165
,
168
State Department, U.S.,
112
   Soviet-U.S. negotiations and,
171
,
173
â75
Steffens, Lincoln,
36
Subic Bay naval base,
144
Sudan,
280
â81
Suharto, General,
271
Sukarno, Achmed,
271
summits, summitry,
161
,
186
â93
   annual,
192
â93
   arms control on agendas of,
191
â92
   exploiting common goals at,
186
â87
   key rules for,
188
â93
   perils of,
187
â88
   quickie,
190
â91
   successful,
189
â90
see also specific summits
Sun Yat-sen,
242
Syria,
276
   U.S. policy on,
258
â59
   U.S. trade with,
256
Takeshita, Noboru,
236
tank-free zone proposal,
170
â71
Tanzania,
104
Tchaikovsky, Peter Ilyich,
31
Teheran Conference,
161
Thieu, Nguyen Van,
122
   causes of unrest and poverty in,
267
â72
   communist insurgencies in,
121
â37,
142
â45,
204
,
208
â9,
270
â71,
285
,
291
â93,
298
â99
   corrupt governments in,
280
â81,
285
   debt crisis of,
114
â15,
286
â90,
297
â298
   definition of,
264
   economic aid for,
103
â5,
123
,
140
,
216
â17,
232
,
234
,
238
â39,
271
,
274
â75,
277
,
279
â80,
292
,
296
â297
   importance of,
265
â67
   irresponsible European positions on,
205
â6
   Islamic fundamentalist revolution in,
293
â95
   Japanese activities in,
232
â34,
238
â239
   NATO mission in,
215
â17
   natural and human resources of,
265
â66,
275
   poverty and misery in,
266
â67,
269
â270,
275
,
279
â80,
287
,
290
â91
   security aid for,
296
   simplistic approaches to,
264
â65,
292
â93
   Soviet economic commitment to,
36
,
44
   Soviet-U.S. competition in,
53
â54,
99
â108,
115
â45,
266
   on summit agendas,
191
â92
   supporting political growth in,
298
â300
   trade needed by,
291
â92,
297
   U.S. policy for,
23
,
295
â300
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see also specific countries
Thomas Aquinas, Saint,
320
Tocqueville, Alexis de,
25
,
64
â65,
221
,
313
Togo,
281
â82
Tolstoy, Leo,
31
Toshiba,
227
   linkage tactic in,
178
â79,
218
â19
   U.S. economic power in,
180
â82
Trident submarine program,
185
,
211
Trotsky, Leon,
53
Tunisia,
252
Turkey,
196
Ukrainian Insurgent Army,
157
UNITA,
142
â43
United Nations,
21
â22,
28
,
73
,
274
,
287
,
308
,
314
   General Assembly of,
22
   SovietâAfghani war and,
138
â39,
141
   Third World political growth and,
298
United States:
   critical interests of,
113
â14,
120
â137
   domestic problems of,
318
â19
   economy of,
62
,
224
â27,
238
,
256
,
310
â11,
316
â18
   historical legacy of,
319
â21
   history of,
302
â5,
309
,
316
   idealism of,
27
â28,
306
,
316
â18
   international responsibility of,
19
â23
   Japan occupied by,
222
,
224
,
236
   leadership class of,
307
â8
   national pride of,
20
   negativism in,
307
,
313
,
315
   Soviet rhetoric against,
45
,
78
â79
   spiritual values of,
315
â19
   twenty-first century role of,
302
,
306
,
308
â9
   vital interests of,
113
â20
Vietcong,
293
Vietnam, Democratic Republic of (North),
122
   Soviet aid to,
105
â6
   U.S. negotiations with,
58
,
103
,
106
,
176
,
183
Vietnam, Republic of (South),
122
â23
Vietnam, Socialist Republic of,
272
,
296
   Cambodia invaded by,
143
â44,
270
   Chinese clash with,
244
,
259
   Soviet naval bases in,
53
,
106
Vietnam War,
100
   Congress and,
57
â58,
106
,
228
   European criticisms of,
205
â6