Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB)
air fares, transatlantic, 657-658
liability of carrier, 650-651
U.S.-U.K. air services agreement
(1977), 639
Civil war. See also War, laws of
Protocol Additional to the Geneva
Conventions of August 12, 1949,
and relating to the Protection of
Victims of Non-International
Armed Conflicts (Protocol II),
929-931
Civiletti, Benjamin, 473
Civilians and laws of war, 918
Claims
against Cuba by U.S., 25, 671
bonds, agreements on, 13
compensation, 675, 679
damages, punitive, 321
damages, when calculated, 673
debts, state succession to, 12-15
diplomatic representations, 673
espousal of, 673
exhaustion of local remedies, 672-674
expropriation. See separate title
International Emergency Economic
Powers Act (1977), 781
President's powers, 381-382
Code of Federal Regulations
Title 10, Ch. 1, Part 70, 730
Title 19, § 145.3, 240
Title 22, § 21, 309; § 22, 309, 499:
§ 50.7, 103, 105; § 51.40, 102, 104:
§ 92.51, 498; § 92.66, 499; §§ 92.85-
92.94 (1975), 488-489
Part 123, 951-954, 956
Part 124, 951-954
Part 127, 954-956
Part 128, 954
Title 50, §§ 10.12, 10.13, 857-859
Cofinco Inc. v. Angola Coffee Co., A.C.
(1975), 466
Coleman, William T., Jr., 596, 597, 654,
Collier, Mr., 445
Collins, Cardis, 194
Collins v. Loisel (1922), 148
Collisions at sea
Act to proclaim regulations for
(1963), 631
Convention on the International
Regulations for Preventing
(1972), 399-401, 630-633
International Navigational Rules Act
(1977), 399-401, 630-633
Rights (1969), 182
drug control cooperation with U.S.,
867
geosynchronous orbits, 661
In re the Complaint of Compania No-
cional de Navegación, S.A., 03
owner of the m/v Tairona (1977),
508
Treaty Concerning the Permanent
Neutrality and Operation of the
Panama Canal (1977), 583
Colombo Plan Council, 47
Colombo Plan Drug Advisory Program,
48
Colonial domination, 190
Colonialism, 55
Colson, David A., 558
Columbia River Treaty (1964), 386.
394
Comité International Technique d'Ex
perts Juridiques Aériens (CI-
TEJA), 648
Comity, international, 248, 500–501, 768-
770, 994
civil procedures for the Fishery Con-
servation and Management Act
(1976), 554, 555
denial of export license, 728-729
export control of U.S. technology,
957-959, 961
export licensing of nuclear materials
or facilities, 940
National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration, 553
and Patent Cooperation Treaty
(1970), 785-786
Commerce, Secretary of, 339, 370, 448,
543, 545, 546, 549, 550, 565, 839, 843,
853, 959
Commission on Domestic and Interna-
tional Hunger and Malnutrition,
818-821
Conference on Security and Cooperation
in Europe (CSCE) (1975)—Con.
Declaration on Principles Guiding
Relations between Participating
States, 190-191
educational and cultural exchanges,
881-885
human rights and fundamental free-
doms, 176-182, 190-191, 234, 765
humanitarian cooperation, 882
journalists, 197-200, 227, 230, 231
principles, 170, 175–182
removal of U.S. travel restrictions,
regarding Vietnam, Korea, Cuba,
and Cambodia, 111
travel, 108, 117, 176, 234
U.S. Senate Res. 7 on emigration of
Soviet Jews, 235
Commission on Security and Coopera- Conflict of laws, 993-994, 1003-1010
Congo, People's Republic of the
diplomatic relations resumed with
U.S., 21-22
Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT)
(1970), 786
and U.S. generalized system of prefer-
ences, 674
aliens, 118-125, 130-131, 634-635
Antarctica criminal jurisdiction bill,
449-456
appropriation of funds, 346-347
approval of Governing International
Fishery Agreements, 564-565
Arms Export Control Act (1976),
984-985
arms transfer policy, conventional,
949
arrested U.S. citizens abroad, 301, 303,
306
authority to enact direct action stat-
ute, 279
Belgrade conference, 175–176, 200
Collisions at Sea Convention (1972),
399-401
commerce clause, 971
consent for foreign gift or decoration,
281-285
copyright, 971
Covenant of Northern Mariana Is-
lands, approval of, 82-83, 85, 87
declaration on U.S. force withdrawal
from South Korea, 917
Department of Energy Organization
Act (1977), 808-810
diplomatic immunities, proposed legis-
lation, 262, 265, 268, 269
drug control resolution, 870
extraterritorial criminal jurisdiction
bill, 449-456
Federal Sabotage Act (1918), 981
foreign affairs legislation, 344
Foreign Agents Registration Act
(1938), 332, 334
Foreign Assistance and Related Pro-
grams Appropriations Act,
(1978), 762
foreign assistance bill (1977), 845
foreign boycotts, policy on, 836
Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act
(1976), 321, 504-509
human rights resolution, 177
Indians, duty exemptions for, 405-411
international financial institutions,
753-754
international organizations
financing, 45, 46
U.S. participation in, 43-44
judicial assistance legislation, 500
legislative powers and property
clause of U.S. Constitution, 343-
362, 366
Marine Mammal Protection Act
(1972), 447-448
Micronesian Claims Act (1971), 92,
93, 96
national emergency, declaration of,
982
National Labor Relations Board, 319
naturalization, power of, 344
nonproliferation of nuclear weapons,
939
oversight under Fishery Conserva-
tion and Management Act (1976),
569
Panama Canal treaty, 343, 350, 361
powers of and Genocide Convention
(1948), 201-204
pre-Columbian art legislation, 888
prohibiting police training for a for-
eign government, 990
property, power to dispose of, 343-
350, 364, 378
Puerto Rican statehood, 57-58
refugees, parole of Indochinese, 141
resolution on financing OAS, 45
resolution on Steven Biko, 193–194
revenues, raising of, 346-347
Rhodesian sanctions, 832
strategic armaments, 425-429
Tongsun Park, Korean cooperation,
471, 474, 476
Congress-Continued
treaty power, 343-362, 366
treaty powers resolution, proposed,
413-419
treaty making power, 203
U.N. Charter review, 32-33
U.S. arms export policy toward Israel
and Middle East, 988
U.S. nuclear power policy, 938
war, declaration of, 980
war power, 349
War Powers Resolution (1973), 968-
979
World Weather Program, 667
Zaire, assistance to, 989
Zimbabwe Development Fund, 987
Congress, Library of, 102, 104, 874
Congressional Act of 1928, 367
Conservation
fauna and flora, 876
fisheries. See separate title
Conservation of Nature and Natural Re
sources, International Union for,
850
Constitution of the United States
Art. I, 363
Art. I, § 5, cl. 2, 414
Art. I, § 7, 346, 352, 399, 780, 984
Art. 1, § 8, 203, 344, 351, 366, 452
Art. I, § 9, cl. 7, 346, 352
Art. 1, § 9, par. 8, 281, 339, 340
Art. I, § 10, 279, 383
Art. II, 363
Art. II, § 2, 28, 372, 375, 381, 383, 910
Art. II § 2, cl. 2, 343, 351, 378, 413, 417
Art. II, § 3, 381
Art. III, § 2, 270, 292, 375, 378, 383
Art. IV, 363, 364, 367
Art. IV, § 3, 343, 344, 371
Art. IV, 83, cl. 2, 27, 351, 352, 356.
359, 364, 378
Art. VI, cl. 2, 343, 352
Bill of Rights, 171, 174, 360, 374
commerce clause, 279, 767, 971
Congress and territories ceded to
U.S., 357, 360
congressional power to legislate, 343-
350
contract clause, 279
copyright, 971
and Declaration of Independence,
174, 201
due process, 93, 130, 136, 137, 146, 279,
440-442, 450, 634
equal protection, 125, 127, 130, 136,
279
and executive agreements, 381, 879
Constitution of the United States-Con. | Consular officers-Continued
Fifth Amendment, 88, 93, 130, 131,
136, 437, 493, 501, 634, 981
First Amendment, 61, 130, 233, 240,
443
Fourteenth Amendment, 88, 125, 127,
132, 134, 440, 634
Fourth Amendment, 238–240, 242, 493
full faith and credit clause, 279
jury trial in American Samoa, 67, 69
Ninth Amendment, 130
Northern Mariana Islands, 86
Panama Canal Treaty (1977), 581
political question doctrine, 372-373
political refugees, 136, 137
President's power to negotiate with
property clause, 346-347, 350, 351, 364
self-executing treaties, 345, 348, 398
standing to sue, 373–374
supremacy clause, 127, 128
treaty clause, 346, 350, 351
treaty power, 586, 999
treaty making, 430, 971
U.S.-Panamanian Neutrality Treaty
(1977), 979
and the Virgin Islands, 60
War Powers Resolution (1973), 969,
974, 975, 978
Constitutional Convention of 1787, 347,
350, 352
Consular conventions
bilateral, 298
U.S.-Bulgaria (1974), 106-108, 249,
253
U.S.-Hungary (1972), 249, 253
U.S.-Mexico (1943), 291, 293–295
U.S.-Poland (1972), 249, 253
U.S.-Romania (1972), 249, 253
U.S.-U.S.S.R. (1964), 249, 253
U.S.-U.S.S.R. (1968), 230
Vienna Convention (1963), 248, 249,
251, 254, 273, 275, 287, 290-295,
297, 298, 317, 318, 327, 329
Consular functions in Interests Sections
of U.S. personnel in Havana and
Cuban personnel in Washington,
23-24
arrests handbook, 297–307
assistance for U.S. nationals abroad,
birth, report of, 103, 105, 315
certification of court documents, 146,
149
Foreign Agents Registration Act
(1938), 317
functions of, protection of nationals,
230, 286-308
honorary officers, 317-318
letters rogatory, 495, 498-499
notice requirement for, 336
privileges and immunities, 247-254,
264-276, 285
rights and duties, 318-319
service of U.S. judicial documents
abroad by, 488-489
Special Consular Services, 497-499
U.S. schedule of fees, 309–317
Consular relations. See Vienna Con-
vention on Consular Relations
(1963)
and detention of nationals, 290-291
Djibouti, 16-17
effect of marriages and divorces per-
formed in consular office in the
U.S., 129
terrorism, information on, 211
Consultative Group Coordinating Com-
mittee (CoCom), 957-966
Consultative Group on International
Agricultural Research, 48
Continental Ore Co. v. Union Carbide
and Carbon Corp. (1962), 466
Continental shelf. See under Fisheries;
Sea, law of
Control Data Corporation (CDC), 728
Convention for the Suppression of Un-
lawful Acts against the Safety of
Civil Aviation (Montreal Conven-
tion) (1971), 205, 208, 211
Convention for the Suppression of Un-
lawful Seizure of Aircraft (Hague
Convention) (1970), 205, 208, 211
Convention limiting jurisdiction of
Court of Claims, 367
Convention on Friendship and Com-
merce between the U.S. and French
Republic (1800), 350
Convention on the Means of Prohibiting
and Preventing the Illicit Import,
Export, and Transfer of Owner-
ship of Cultural Property (1970),
879-881, 889
Convention on the Prevention and Pun-
ishment of Crimes against Inter-
nationally Protected Persons, In-
cluding Diplomatic Agents (1973),
205, 212, 391, 394
Convention on the Prevention of Ma-
rine Pollution by Dumping Wastes
and Other Matter (1972), 599-600
Criminal Justice Act (1964), 87
Cronkite, Walter, 969
Crook, John R., 793
Crowe, Guthrie F., 508
Cuba
Convention on the Representation of Criminal jurisdiction. See under Juris-
States in their Relations with In-
ternational Organizations, 391, 394
Convention on the Service Abroad of
Judicial and Extrajudicial Docu-
ments in Civil or Commercial Mat-
ters (1965), 501-504
Convention on the Settlement of Invest-
ment Disputes between States and
Nationals of other States (1965),
679, 680
Convention providing for the equitable
distribution of the Waters of the
Rio Grande (1907), 608, 610
Convention to Prevent and Punish the
Acts of Terrorism taking the Form
of Crimes against Persons and Re-
lated Extortion that are of Inter-
national Significance (1971), 186
Cook v. United States (1933), 344, 345,
366
Coolidge, Calvin, 421
Cooper, Richard N., 712, 736, 744, 774,
803
Coors Porcelain Company, 982
Copyrights, 366, 971
Corps of Engineers, U.S. Army, 616, 617
ocean dumping, U.S. regulations, 600
Corvalan, Luis, 197
Costa Rica
American Convention
Rights (1969), 168, 182
Organization of American States, 254
Russian text for Chicago Convention
(1944), 401
Treaty Concerning the Permanent
Neutrality and Operation of the
Panama Canal (1977), 583
for Human
U.N. Commissioner
Rights, 162
Cotton, import control, 741
Council of Europe, prisoner exchange
Council on Environmental Quality, 841,
846, 861, 864
Council on Wage and Price Stability
(CWTS), 721
Covenants on Human Rights (1966),
162, 163, 172, 174, 178, 181, 188,
Crimes Act (1790), 269, 275
Crimes against humanity, 927-928
Criminal investigations
mail-opening activities, 239
warrantless surveillance, 239
200-mile general economic zone, 558
claims against, 25, 671
currency restrictions, 114
diplomatic relations, 18, 21, 22–25, 112
draft articles on succession of states
in respect of treaties, 385, 387
economic sanctions against, 980
expropriation decrees, 518, 520
fisheries agreement with U.S., 23, 562.
567
foreign asset control regulations. 783
Guantanamo Naval Station, 593, 595
marijuana offenses by U.S. citizens in.
115
maritime boundary with the U.S., 23.
558, 559
passports, 113, 115
Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons in
Latin America, Treaty for the
(1967), 943, 944
proposed U.N. Human Rights Com
missioner, 190
and Puerto Rico, 23
refugees, 110-111
release of U.S. prisoners, 23–25
removal of U.S. travel restrictions.
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