This report cites over 200 periodical annotated articles, documents, books, monographs, and volumes related to the current negotiations between the United States and Soviet Union on a new strategic arms limitations agreement (SALT II).

The United States has become an information society. Government at every level and private industry have been collecting and using more personal information about individuals in the last several years than ever before. The Congress has been aware of this trend, and of the potencia1 for misuse of the information so collected; it has enacted several laws that protect the personal privacy of individuals, and respect the confidentiality of the information maintained about individuals by third parties. In this report, several privacy laws are summarized, and key provisions of each are compared, in order to make individual citizens aware of their rights , responsibilities and remedies under the law.

This report consists of the central intelligence agency : organizational history

This report is on the Indian and Indian-Interests Organizations.

This report describes the major themes of a Congressional Research Service Forum, "Terrorism: Information as a Tool for Control." The Forum focused on the development of resources that could keep the government informed on terrorist activity.

This report discusses the structure and operations, and some of the main issues about OMB that have been of interest to congress during the decade of the 1970s.

This report discusses some of the key issues of terrorism. It also points out some of the specific measures which affect the development of information resources to meet the threat of terrorist activities.