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UNION OF INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATIONSINTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS, 1968, No 3 153

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Un plan comptable pour les organisations internationales sans but lucratif,par M. Mommen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 161

CHRONIQUES SURVEYS

New international organizations — Nouvelles organisations internationales . . 175

Projets de nouvelles organisations internationales — Plans for new interna-tional organizations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 179

Barcelona 1970 — Financial aspects of international congresses . . . . . 184

BIBLIOGRAPHICAL CURRENT LIST OF PAPERS, REPORTS AND PROCEEDINGSOF INTERNATIONAL MEETINGS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 185BIBLIOGRAPHIE COURANTE DES DOCUMENTS, COMPTES RENDUS ET ACTESDES REUNIONS INTERNATIONALES . . . . . . . . . . . . . 185

Third Supplement to the Annual International Congress Calendar, 1968 edition —Troisième supplément au Calendrier annuel des réunions internationales, édit. 1968 203Index to the Calendar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 225

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A plan of accounts for non-profit makinginternational organizations

by M. MOMMENAdministrator General, Académie Internationale de Comptabilité

Administrative financial problems face every international orga-nization in whatever country its headquarters are established,whether or not it has legal status and whether it groups togethermillions or a few hundred individuals.

In the following pages we publish, with the kind permissionof the author, an extract from a study on The Financial adminis-tration of international non-governmental organizations and allother non-profit making organizations (with or without legalstatus).

The pilot plan in four languages outlined below is an adapta-tion of the International Plan of Accounts drawn up by M. Mom-men. It is. of course, a model from winch each organization canadopt or borrow what is most suitable or necessary in their owncase.

DEUTSCHE LOTSEPLAN

K l a s s e1

1 — INVESTIERUNGEN (Investitionen)Kapital u. Fonds das dem Verband lang-

fristig zur Verfiigung stehen (in ilire abstrak-ten Form).10 Kapital12 Rücklagen14 übertrage16 Anleihen18 Re-Investierungen

K l a s s e 22 — AUSRüSTUNGEN

Der Organisation und der Verwaltung desVerbandes dienende Einrichtungen, Werk-zeuge, Maschinen, mit einer Nutzungsdauervon mehr als einem Jahr.

20 Immatérielles, Anlagevormögen(Konzessionen, Patente, Lizenzen, Mar-ken- u. ähnliche Rechte)

21 Im Bau befindliche Anlagen23 Gebäude24 Installationen25 Masehinen u. maschinelle Anlagen...26 Mobilien28 Abschreibungen

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ENGLISH PILOT PLAN

C l a s s 1

1 — INVESTMENTSCapital or funds at the disposition of the

Association (in their abstract form).

10 Capital12 Reserves14 Results brought forward16 Loans18 Re-investments

C l a s s 2

2 — EQUIPMENTComprises machinery, materials, etc., faci-

litating the organisation and administrationof the association. Write off period overmore than one year.

20 Incorporeal. Rights of exploitation, li-cences, etc.

21 In process (equipment)23 Buildings24 Installations, fixtures25 Machinery, material...26 Furniture28 Depreciation

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160 ASSOCIATIONS INTERNATIONALES, 1968, N° 3

Un plan comptablepour les organisations internationalessans but lucratif

par M. MOMMENAdministrateur Général, Académie Internationale de Comptabilité

Les problèmes de gestion financière se posent à toute organisa-tion internationale dans quelque pays que soit établi son siège,qu'elle ait ou non la personnalité civile, qu'elle groupe des mil-lions ou quelques centaines d'individus.

Nous publions ci-dessous avec l'aimable autorisation de l'auteur,un extrait d'une étude sur « La Gestion financière des organisationsinternationales non gouvernementales et toutes autres sans butlucratif (avec ou sans personnalité civile) ».

Le plan-pilote en quatre langues ci-dessous est une adaptationdu Plan Comptable International mis au point par M. Mommen.Il s'agit évidemment d'un modèle dont chaque association adopteou emprunte ce qui convient, ce qui lui est nésessaire.

PLANO PILOTO ESPANOL

C l a s e 1

1 — INVERSIONES (investimentos)Comprende todos los capitales o fondes que

se encuentran a disposición de la asociación(en forma abstracta, inmaterial).10 Capital12 Réservas14 Rémanentes16 Empréstitos18 Reinversiones

C la s e 2

2 — EQUIPOSAgrupatodos los elementos, materiales o

màquinas que facilitan el desarollo de laorganizacion y funcionamento de la admï-nistracion (cuyo estado de utilización — re-sistencia al desgaste — es superior a un ano).

20 Imnateriales (Patente, licencia, derechode explotación... )

21 En curso23 Inmuebles24 Instalaciones25 Materiales, màquinas...26 Mobiliarios28 Amortizaciones

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PLAN-PILOTE FRANÇAIS

C l a s s e 11 _ INVESTISSEMENTS

Tous capitaux et fonds se trouvant à la dis-position de lássociation (dans leur formeabstraite, immatérielle).10 Capital12 Réserves14 Reports16 Emprunts18 Réinvestissements

C l a s s e 22 — EQUIPEMENTS

Tous mécanismes, matériels, machines, fa-cilitant lórganisation et ládministration del'association (dont la résistance à lúsure etau temps s'étend sur plus d'une année).

20 Immatériels (Brevets, licence, droits d'ex-ploitation. ..)

21 En cours23 Immeubles24 Installations25 Matériels, machines...26 Mobiliers28 Amortissements

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K1 a s s e 3

3 — FINANZENFl_ssige Mittel (Geldbestände) u. kurzfris-

tige Forderungeii sowie Verbmdlichkeiten,UNESCO Scheme.30 Kasse31 Banken

310 Postscheckguthaben311 BankX...

34 Kurzfristige Forder. u. Verbindl.36 Briefmarken, Wertzeichen...38 Durcbgangskonto

K l a sse 4

4 — RELATIONEN (Verbindungen)Beziehungen zn Dritten, Gläubiger u.

Schuldner, sonstige Forderungen und Ver-bindlichkeiten, Verpflichtungen...40 Lieferanten41 Kunden42 Personal43 Mitglieder44 Sonstige Kreditoren45 Sonstige Debitoren

K1 a s s e 55 — BASISELEMENTE

Subsistenzmittel des Verbandes (von denMitgliedern eingeforderte Beitrage; Büroma-terial und ähnliche Bestände und verschiede-ne Vorräte.)

50 Gebühren51 Beiträge

510 Gewöhnliche511 Ausserordentliche512 ...515 Lebensbeitrage

52 Spenden, Gaben54 Unterstützungen, Subventionen56 Insignien, Ehrenzeichen58 Dokumente, Druckereibedarf u. Büromat.

580 Prospekte581 Druckereibedarf

5810 Matrizen5811 Papier5812 Druckfarbe5814 Uraschläge...

582 Büromaterial

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C l a s s 3

3 _ FINANCEAll means of payment at short term inclu-

ding cheques, UNESCO coupons dividendvouchers.30 Cash31 Banks

310 Post Office Accounts311 Bank X. . .

34 Short term36 Various stamps...38 Transfer of funds

C l a s s 4

4 — RELATIONSAll debtors and creditors, eventually any

engagement entered into...

40 Suppliers41 Customers42 Personnel, Staff43 Members44 Miscellaneous creditors45 Miscellaneous debtors

C l a s s 55 — BASIC ELEMENTS

Comprises any amount claimed from mem-bers to assure the upkeep of the association.Also other resources ensuring its mainte-nance together with assets and material instock or in reserve.50 Admission fees51 Subscriptions

510 Ordinary subscriptions511 Special subscriptions512 ...515 Life membership

52 Gifts, donations54 Subsidies, subventions56 Badges, medals58 Documents, stationery

580 Documentation, information581 Printing material

5810 Stencils5811 Paper5812 Ink5814 Wrappers, envelopes

582 Office supplies



C l a s e 33 - FINANZAS

Todos los niedios de pago a corto plazo ydisponibles, tambien los cheques, bonosUNESCO, cupones, etc.30 Caja31 Bancos

310 Cheques postales311 Banco X

34 Corto plazo36 Timbres varies38 Compensaciones

C l a s e 4

4 — RELACIONESTodas las relaciones con « terceras perso-

nas », que deben recibir o pagar a la asocia-cion, eventualmente ciertos compromises.40 Proveedores41 Clientes42 Personal43 Miembros44 Acreedores diverses45 Deudores diversos

C l a s e 5

5 — ELEMENTOS BASICOSTodas las sumas solicitadas de los miembros

para asegurar la vida de la asbres asociacion,también otras fuentes de subsistencia para 3amisma, tales como bienes y materias en stocko réserva.50 Derechos de admisión51 Cuotas

510 Ordinarias511 Especiales512 ...515 Vitalicias

52 Donativos54 Subvenciones56 Insignes, medallas ...58 Documentes, articules de oficina...

580 Documentación, informaciones...581 Materias para impresos

5810 Stenciles5811 Papeles5812 Tintas5814 Fajas para direcciones sobres...

582 Papeleria y articules en réserva

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C l a s s e 33 ~ FINANCES

Tous moyens de payement à court terme etdisponibles y compris chèques, bons UNESCO,coupons, etc...30 Caisse31 Banques

310 Chèques postaux311 Banque X

34 Court ternie36 Timbres divers38 Compensations

C l a s s e 4

4 — RELATIONSTous tiers en relation avec l'association,

ayant à recevoir ou à payer, éventuellementcertains engagements.40 Fournisseurs41 Clients42 Personnel43 Membres44 Créditeurs divers45 Débiteurs divers

C l a s s e 5

5 — ELEMENTS DE BASEToutes sommes réclamées aux membres

pour assurer la subsistance de l'association,aussi d'autres ressources pour subsister, ainsique les biens et matières en stock ou réserve.

50 Droits d'admission51 Cotisations

510 Ordinaires511 Spéciales512 ...515 à vie

52 Dons54 Subsides56 Insignes, médailles ...58 Documents, papeteries fournit, div.

580 Documentation, information...581 Matières pour impression

5810 Stencils5811 Papiers5812 Encres5814 Bandes adress. envelop.

582 Fournitures de bureau

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5820 Schreidpapier5821 Kohlepapier5822 Farbbänder5828 Sonstige Büro u. Schreibmat.

Kl a s s e 6

6 — KOSTENAlle für die Aufrechterhaltung der Ver-

bandsarbeit notwendigen Aufwendungen bzw.Kosten, nach Arten gegliedert.

60 Löhne und Gehälter61 Soziale Aufwendungen62 Materialverbrauch (aus Vorräte)

63 Dienstleistungen Dritter630 Kommunikationsmittel

6300 Telefon6301 Porti6302 Briefpapier u. Umschläge

(nicht aus Vorräte)6303 Drucksachen, Rundschreiben6304 Zeitschriften6305 Anzeigen6306 Ausstellungen6307 Tagungen

631 Reiseaufwendungen6310 Taxi6311 Autoaufw. (Benzin, Öl, Reifen,

Steuer u. Versicherung)6312 Garagen- u. Parkgebühren6313 Auto-Abschreibungen6314 Eisenbahn, Flugzeug, Schiff,

usw.6315 Sonstige Verkehrmittel6316 Gepäck-Transport

6317 Aufwendungen in Hotels u.Gasthöfen

6318 Sonstige Reiseaufwendungen632 Allgemeine Verwaltungsaufwendun-

gen6320 Raumkosten

63200 Miete63201 Strom63202 Heizung63203 Wasser63204 Reinigung63205 Pförtner

6321 Versicherungen6322 Reparaturen

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5820 Typing paper5821 Carbon paper5822 Typewriter Ribbons5828 Miscellaneous

C l a s s 6

6 — COSTSAll expenses necessary to assure the running

of the association (classified according totheir nature).

60 Salaries, wages61 Complementary wages, welfare...62 Supplies (out of stock)

63 Services (supplied by third parties)630 Communications

6300 Telephone6301 Postage6302 Note paper, envelopes

(not from stock)6303 Printed matter, circulars6304 Periodicals6305 Advertising and Publicity6306 Exhibitions6307 Lectures

631 Travelling6310 Cars, taxis6311 Petrol, tyres, repairs, mainte-

nance, tax.6312 Garage and parking fees6313 Car depreciation6314 Rail / Air / Shipping etc.

6315 Various visits6316 Luggage, carriage, dispatch

6317 Hotel/Restaurant expenses.

6318 Other travel-expenses.632 Management costs

6320 Hire of rooms63200 Rent63201 Light63202 Heat63203 Water63204 Cleaning63205 Caretaker

6321 Insurance6322 Repairs and Renewals


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5820 Papel màquina5821 Papel carbón5822 Cintas para màquina de escribir5828 Diversos

C l a s e 6

6 — COSTES

Todos los gastos necesarios para asegurarla actividad de la asociación (clasificadossegún su naturaleza)

60 Salaries61 Sobresalarios (Seguridad social...)62 Aprovisionamientos (materias almacena-

das)63 Servicios (todo lo que proviene de « ter-

ceras personas »)630 Comunicaciones

6300 Teléfonos6301 Sellos6302 Papel de cartas y sobres6303 Impresos, circulares6304 Periódicos6305 Publicidad, anuncios6306 Exposiciones6307 Conferencias

631 Viajes y anàlogos6310 Auto taxi y/o coche6311 Gasolina, gas-oil, neumàticos,

reparaciones...6312 Garage, aparcamiento6313 Amortización del auto6314 Ferrocaril, avión, vapor, etc.

6315 Diligencias diversas6316 Equipaje, acarreros, expedic-

iones6317 Varios gastos : hoteles, restau-

rantes...6318 Otros gastos

632 Gastos de administración

6320 Locales y cargas varias63200 Alquiler salas varias

Luz y electricidad63202 Calefacción63203 Agua63204 Limpieza63205 Portero

6321 Seguros diversos6322 Reparac. diversas, pinturas, ...

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5820 Papier machine5821 Papier carbone5822 Rubans machine5828 Divers

C l a s s e 6

6 — COUTS

Tous les frais nécessaires pour assurer l'ac-tivité de l'association (classifies selon leurnature).

60 Salaires61 Sursalaires, charges sociales62 Fournitures (prélevées ex stock)63 Services (tout ce qui provient de tiers)

630 Communications6300 Téléphones6301 Timbres poste6302 Papier à lettre et enveloppes6303 Imprimés, circulaires6304 Périodique (v. 70 détail)6305 Publicité, annonces6306 Expositions6307 Conférences

631 Déplacements6310 Taxi, auto6311 Essence, huile, pneus, répara-

tions, taxes6312 Garage, parking6313 Amortissement auto6314 Chemin de fer, avion, bateau

6315 Démarches diverses

6316 Bagages, camionnages, expédit.

6317 Divers frais : hôtels, restaurants

6318 Autres frais632 Frais administratifs

6320 Frais de locaux63200 Loyer salles diverses63201 Electricité63202 Chauffage63203 Eau63204 Nettoyage63205 Concierge

6321 Assurances diverses6322 Réparations diverses, peinture...

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6323 Schreibmaterial6324 Interne Drucksache

6325 Dokumentation (Bücher, Zei-tungen, Beitrage zu... Kongress)

633 Diverse Bereiche6330 Herausgabe... spezieller Veröf-

fentlichungen6331 Geräte-Miete6332 Zubehör6333 ...

634 Diverse Sonderkosten6340 Geschenke, Blumen...6341 Diebstahl Schadenfälle...

Unfälle...6342 ...

64 Finanzkosten (Geldverkehrsnebenkosten)Banken, ...

65 Steuern und Abgaben68 Abschreibungen (Gebäude, Maschinen,

Mobilien)N.B. : Diese Klassifikation muss nicht unbe-dingt typich sein; sie soll elastisch bleiben u.den jeweilingen besonderen Informationsbe-dürfnissen des Verbandes und des einzelnenFalles entsprechen. Der Informationsbedarfhängt ab von der Grosse des Verbandes, deinGrad der Rechenschaftslegung, dem Wunschnach Information oder den Erfordernissen derGeneralversammlung.

K l a s s e 7

7 — PRODUKTION

(Evtl. weitere Aufgliederung der Aufwen-dungen). Um einen tieferen Einblick in dieLeistungen des Verbandes zu ermöglichen,wie sie sich aus der Klasse 6 ergeben, kannsich eine weitere Unterteilung, Aufgliederungoder Umverteilung der Aufwendungen bzw.Kosten in der Klasse 7 empfehlen. (Der inder PCI-Terminologie für die Klasse 7 ver-wendete Begriff Produktion sollte aus Grün-den der Einheitlichkeit und des Vergleichsbeibehalten werden; er würde insoweit einebegriffliche Verallgemeinerung erfahren).

Soweit es erforderlich ist, könnten in derKlasse 7 Neben einer allgemeinen zusätzli-chen Aufgliederung der Aufwendungen bzw.Kosten der Klasse 6 auch evtl. eine Budge-

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6323 Stationery6324 Printing (statutes, member

cards...)6325 Documentation (books, news-

papers, subscr. to... congress)633 Various organisations

6330 Editions and special publications

6331 Rent of Equipment6332 Accessories6333 ...

634 Special sundry costs6340 Donations, flowers...6341 Breakages, burglary, accidents...

6342 ...64 Financial costs (bank charges, post office

account charges)65 Income tax, taxes, duties68 Depreciation : building, machinery, furni-ture. ..

N.B. : This is only an outline of the classi-fication which must remain flexible. It mustbe adapted to the need of the informationrequired in each particular case, having re-gard to the importance of each association,the degree of honesty of the management, thewish for information or the requirements ofthe General Assembly.

C l a s s 7

7 — PRODUCTION

To know the details of the services furnish-ed or rendered by the association, noted inClass 6, one allocates the Costs in class 7.(The term Production should be interpretedin a broad collective sense to permit eventualcomparisons and confrontations from whichthe most useful lessons can be learned).

This analytical classification is only recom-mended when it is necessary to investigatethoroughly the expenses of the managementor the overall cost of the management and ofthe organisation. One can find in it more in-formation to facilitate the preparation ofprovisional budgets.

The purpose of the following accounts istherefore to classify « by use » the expenses

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6323 Articulos de oficina6324 Impresos administratives

6325 Documentación interior, libros,cuotas por... congresos

633 Organisaciones diversas6330 Ediciones documentas especiales

6331 Alquiler de aparatós6332 Accesorios6333 ...

634 Varios gastos especiales6340 Obsequies (flores, decoración6341 Robo, roturas accidentes...

6342 ...64 Gastos financieros (Bancos, cheq. post.)

65 Impuestos, contribuciones, tasas68 Amortisaciones (v.C. 28)

N.B. Esta clasificación se indica a titulomeramente enunciativo, pudiendo ser adap-tada a las necesidades de información en cadacaso particular, según la importància de cadaasociación el grado de honrades de la gestiony el deseo o las exigencias de la Asembleageneral.

C la s e 7

7 — PRODUCCION

En esta clase se agrupan aquellas cuentasque permitiràn couocer los detalles de losservicios proporcionades o prestados por laasociación, conforme a su clasificación en« Clase 6 », pero distribuidos como aquí seindican. (El termino « Producción » debe serinterpretado ampliamente, con verdaderodeseo de comprensión colectiva y uniformidadde miras, a fin de que permita, llegado elcaso, comparaciones y confrontacioues utilespara el màximo aprovechamiento de sus ense-nanzas).

Esta clasificación, aunque resumida, se re-comienda cuando interese estudiar a fondolos gastos de gestion o los costos globalesde gestion y de organización. En ella pueden

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6323 Papeteries diverses6324 Imprimés div. (Statuts, cartes demembres)6325 Documentation interne : livresjournaux, cotis. à... congrès...

633 Organisations diverses6330 Editions, publications spéciales

6331 Locations appareils6332 Accessoires6333 ...

634 Débours spéciaux divers6340 Cadeaux (fleurs, décors, ...)6341 Vols, casses, accidents...

6342 ...64 Frais financiers (Banques, chèq. post.)

65 Impôts, taxes, contributions68 Amortissements (immeub., mater, mobil.)

Cette classification n'est qu'indicative; elledoit rester très souple et doit être adaptéeaux besoins d'information de chaque cas enparticulier, selon l'importance de lássocia-tion, le degré d'honnêteté de la gestion, ledésir d'information ou les exigences de lÁs-semblée générale.

C l a s s e 7

7 — PRODUCTION

Pour connaître les détails des services four-nis ou rendus par l'association, notés en Clas-se 6, on répartit les coûts dans la Classe 7.(Le terme « Production » doit être acceptédans un esprit de large compréhension col-lective, d'uniformité de vue, afin de permet-tre — éventuellement — des comparaisonsdes confrontations et tirer profit de leursenseignements).

Cette classification dépouillée n'est recom-mandée que s'il y a utilité à investiguer defaçon approfondie dans les frais de gestionou les coûts globaux de gestion et dórgani-sation. On peut y trouver plus d'indicationsfacilitant l'établissement des budgets prévi-sionnels.

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tierung vorbereitende Konten untergebrachtwerden. Die folgenden Konten sollen daherbeispielhaft die in der Klasse 6 nach Artenzusammengefassten Aufwendungen bzw. Kos-ten weiter aufgliedern.

ZB. Um die Kosten für Übersetzung beieinem Kongress, einer Konferenz oder einerVeröffentlichung fetsteilen zu können, wärees erforderlich, die vorläufig auf dem Konto60 verbuchten Löhne und Gehälter in derKlass 7 weiter aufzuzteilen, vgl. 7055, 7202,732, oder 744.

70 Zeitschriften (Selbstverlag)

700 Januar Nr7000 Matrizen7001 Papier7002 Druckfarbe7003 Drucksachen, Umschläge7004 Versand7005 Honorare Mitarbeit. Autor.

. 7006 Verwaltung (% Klasse 6)7007 Abschreibungen (id).7008 Sonstige Aufwendungen

701 Februar Nr702 März Nr703 ...

71 Veranstaltungen der Gesellschaft701 Generalversammlungen

7100 Saalmiete7101 Einladungen u. Drucksachen7102 Reisekosten (Delegierte) ...7103 Dekoration, Blumen...7104 Empfänge (Speize, Getränke...)7105 ...

711 Ausschusssitzungen

712 Kommissions-Sitzungen713 Ausserordentliche Zusammenkünfte714 Sonstige Veranstaltungen715

72 Konferenzen720 Konferenz X auf ... datum ...

7200 Saalmiete7201 Geräte-Miete7202 Aufwendungen für Referate,

Leitung, Übersetzer...

(Folgt Seite 170)

or charges accumulated « by nature » inClass 6.

For example the costs of translation paidfor a Congress, Lecture or a Publication, willbe found readily if they have been originallyallocated or extracted from account « 60 Sa-lary, wages » and carried into sub division7005 or 7202 or 732 or 744 in Class 7.

70 Periodical bulletin (unless printed)

700 January n°7000 Stencils7001 Paper7002 Ink7003 Wrappers and envelopes7004 Postage or delivery7005 Paid to authors, contributors...

7006 Organisation and Management7007 Depreciation (% Class 6)7008 Sundry costs

701 February issue702 March issue703 ...

71 Association meetings710 General Assembly

7100 Hire of rooms7101 Convocations and printing7102 Travelling exp. of delegates...7103 Decoration, flowers, etc...7104 Catering expenses (drinks...)7105 ...

711 Committee meetings

712 Research and study groups713 Extraordinary meetings714 Various manifestations or ceremonies715 ...

72 Lectures720 Lecture... subject... date...

7200 Hire of room7201 Hire of equipments7202 Fees to lecturer, translat.



anadirse mas indicaciones que faciliten laconfección de presupuestos provisionales, peroperfectamente ajustados a los costes reales.

Estas costes deben ser « afectadas » segùndestino de los gastos y cargas por « natura-leza » detalladas en Clase 6.

Por ejemplo : Para conocer los gastos detraducción pagados con niotivo de la celebra-cióu de un congreso, conferencia, etc., se ob-tendra fàcihnente la informaciôn si han sidoprevianiente distribuidos o extraidos de lacuenta « 60 Réniuneraciones diversas » o « Sa-larios » y llevadas en subdivisions 7005 67202, 732 6 744, en Clase 7.

70 Boletin de información psriódica (salvo sise encarga a la imprenta)700 N° de Enero

7000 Stenciles7001 Papel7002 Tinta7003 Fajas dirección y sobres7004 Expédition7005 Rétribution autores y colabora-

dores7006 Organization, administration7007 Amortizaciones7008 Gastos varios

701 NO Febraio702 NO Marzo703 ...

71 Reuniones de la asociación710 Asamblea general

7100 Alquiler salas o salones7101 Convocatorias e impresos7102 Gastos para delegados7103 Décoration de salas, flores...7104 Comidas y otros gastos7105 ...

711 Juntas

712 Reuniones de Comisiones713 Reuniones extraordinarias714 Manifestaciones varias715 ...

72 Conferencias720 Conferencia sobre (tema, fecha)

7200 Alquiler de locales7201 Alquiler de aparatos7202 Retribucion del conferenciante

(Contimmción pagina 171)

Par exemple : Les comptes suivants sontdonc destinés à l'affectation « par destina-tion » des dépenses et/ou charges « par natu-re » accumulés en Classe 6.

Pour connaître les frais de traductionspayés à l'occasion d'un congrès, d'une confé-rence ou d'une publication, on les découvrirafacilement s'ils ont été préalablement répar-tis ou extraits du. compte « 60 Rémunéra-tions diverses » ou « salaires » et portés ensubdivisions 7005 ou 7202 ou 732 ou 744 enClasse 7.

70 Bulletin périodique (sauf si confectionnépar imprimerie)

700 N° Janvier7000 Stencils7001 Papier7002 Encre7003 Bandes et enveloppes, adresses7004 Expédition7005 Rétribution auteurs, collab.

7006 Organisation, administration7007 Amortissements7008 Divers frais

701 N° Février702 NO Mars703 ...

71 Réunions de l'association710 Assemblées générales

7100 Location salles7101 Convocations, imprimés7102 Déplacements Délégués7103 Décors, fleurs, etc.7104 Restauration, buffet, boissons7105 ...

711 Séances de ou des comités (à subdivi-ser)

712 Réunions de Commissions (id.)713 Réunions extraordinaires (id.)714 Manifestations diverses (id.)715 ...

72 Conférences720 Conférence de... (sujet, date)

7200 Location salle7201 Location appareils7202 Rétribution conférencier, trad.

(Suite page 171)


7203 Empfange721 Sonstige Konferenzen722 ... id.

73 Kongresse730 Saalmiete731 Geräte-Miete732 Aufwendungen für Leitung, Referate733 Repräsentationsaufwendungen, Emp-

fänge734 Drucksachen ...735 Dokumentation, Berichterstattung736 Sonderveranstaltüngen

737 Insignien, Menü, Gedenkmünzen...738 Empfang von Behörden

739 ...74 Ausstellungen

740 Saalmiete für... datum...741 Miete Ausstellungsflächen...742 Drucksache, Anzeigen, Kataloge...743 Dekoration, Fahne, Blumen...744 Gebühren, Aufsicht, usw.745 Transport, Aufstellen, Vorbereitung746 Eröffnungs-Empfang747 ...

74 Eventuell erst unterteilen wie :

740 Saal X (datum) Paris741 Saal Y ( » ) London742 Saal Z ( » ) New York

innerhalb dieser Gruppen weitere Untertei-lung wie oben.

K l a s s e 88 — DISTRIBUTION

Verhähnliehen mit Erlöse, Erträge, Vergü-tungen : Aufgliederung der von den Mitglie-dern vereinnahmten Beträge (Anteile, Kos-tenbeteiligungen Tagungsgebühren, Eintrits-karten) entsprechend der Dienstleistungendes Verbandes.

80 Abonnements Zeitschrift81 Anzeigen82 Erlöse aus anderen Veröffentlichungen83 Tagungs- und Eintritsgebühren

830 Konferenzen

831 Kongresse832 Ausstellungen

86 Sonstige Erlöse bzw. Erträge(Folgt Seite 172)

7203 Reception, flowers, etc...721 Other lectures722 d°

73 Congresses, conventions730 Hire of rooms731 Hire of equipment ...732 Fees to lecturer, translator733 Reception, banquet, flowers, etc.

734 Advertising, convocations, print.735 Record, documents, reports736 Cost of approaches made to authori-

ties or groups737 Badges, medals, menu cards...738 Official reception of public

authorities739 ...

74 Exhibitions740 Hire of room for. . . date...741 Hire of showcases, boards, etc.742 Printed matter, advert, catalog.743 Decorations, flags, flowers...744 Wachtman, security, salaries...745 Transport, removal, cleaning...746 Inauguration, reception, refresh.747 ...

74 Can also first be subdivided as follows :

740 Room X (date) Paris741 Room Y ( » ) London742 Room Z ( » ) New York

and afterwards each of these accounts sub-divided as shown above.

C l a s s 88 — DISTRIBUTION

Assimilate the Distribution : Services ren-dered to the Members against payment of aquota, participation in costs, right of entry.

80 Subscription to periodical, sale by N°81 Advertising revenue in periodical82 Sale of other publications (books...)83 Participation rights to ...

830 Lecture cards, tickets...

831 Conventions832 Exhibitions

86 Occasional sundry sales


170 ASSOCIATIONS INTERNATIONALES. 1968. N° 3

7203 Recepción, flores, etc.721 Otra conferencia722 ...

73 Congresos (organisados por la asociación)730 Alquiler de locales731 Alquiler de aparatós732 Retrib, conferenciantes, traductor.733 Recepciones, banquetes, flores

734 Publicidad, convocatorias, impresos735 Expedientes, documentes, noticias736 Diligencias cerca autoridades, orga-

nismos737 Insignias, medallas, menciones738 Autoridades pùblicas, gastos recep-

ción739 ...

74 Exposiciones740 Alquiler local para... (fecha)741 Alquiler vitrinas estanterias...742 Impresos, publicidad, catàlogos743 Decoración, banderas, flores744 Retribución guardas, etc.745 Transporte, mudanzas, linipieza...746 Apertura, recepción y gastos inaugur.747 ...

74 Eventualmente también podria subdivi-dirse asi :740 Sala X (fecba) en Paris741 Sala Y ( » ) en Londres742 Sala Z ( » ) en Nueva York

y clasificar despues en el siguiente orden co-mo mas arriba se indica.

C l a s e 88 — DISTRIBUCION

Se debe asimilar la « Distribution » a losservicios prestades a los miembros, medianteel pago de una cuota, participación en losgastos y derecbos de acceso.

80 Boletin (abono, venta espec. al N°)81 Publicidad en los Boletines82 Venta de otras publicaciones83 Derecbos de participaciones

830 Conferencias (venta de billetes entra-da)

831 Congresos832 Exposiciones

86 Ventas ocasionales diversas(Continuación pàgina 173)

7203 Réception, fleurs, etc.721 Conférence autre722 ...

73 Congrès (organisés par l'association)730 Location salles731 Location appareils732 Rétribut, conférenciers, traduct.733 Réceptions, banquets, fleurs, etc.

734 Publicité convocations, imprimés, ...735 Dossiers, documents, rapports, etc.736 Démarches, près autorités, group.

737 Insignes, médailles, souvenirs738 Autorités publiques, frais de réception

739 ...74 Expositions

740 Location salle pour... (dates)741 Locat. vitrines, panneaux, etc...742 Imprimés, publicité, catalogues, ...743 Décors, drapeaux, fleurs, etc...744 Rétribution surveillants, etc...745 Transports, déménagent., nettoyage746 Vernissage réception, buffet, ...747 ...

74 Eventuellement subdiviser d'abord commesuit :740 Salle X (date) à Paris741 Salle Y ( » ) à Londres742 Salle Z ( » ) à New York

et ensuite subdiviser chaque compte commeau précédent exemple.

C l a s s e 88 — DISTRIBUTION

Assimiler la distribution aux services ren-dus aux membres contre payement d'unequote-part spéciale, participation aux frais,droit d'accès.

80 Bulletin (abonnement, vente au n°)81 Publicité dans les Bulletins (facture)82 Ventes autres publications (livres)83 Droits de participation

830 Conférences

831 Congrès832 Expositions

86 Ventes diverses occasionnelles(Suite page 173)


K l a s s e 9

9 — RESULTATENEinzel- und Gesamt-Ergebuisse in den ver-

schiedenen Tätigkeitsbereichen des Verbundeseinschliesslich anderer, ausserordentlicherVerluste und Gewinne.

90 Ergebnisse vorige Jähren

91Ergebnis aus Klasse l Investierungen92 » » » 2 Ausrüstungen93 » » » 3 Finanzen94 » » » 4 Relationen95 » » » 5 Basiselemente96 » » » 6 Kosten97 » ». 7 Produktion98 » » » 8 Distribution99Gesamtergebnis (Differenz 90/98)

C l a s s 9

9 — RESULTS

All the differences, debit or credit, of thediverse activities of the Association. Profitand loss and other exceptional items.

90 Results of activity in previous years

91 » Investments (if any)92 » Equipment93 » Finances94 » Relations95 » Basic Elements96 » Costs97 » Productions98 » Distribution99 Totalresult (The difference 90/98)

Alphabetical list of pilot-plan accountsA

Abgaben index 65Abschreibungen 28-68Acarreos 6312Accesso(res)(ries) 6332Accidents 6431Acreedores 44Admission (Droit) 50Advertising 6305Agua 63203Air(ways) 6314Alquiler 63200Amorti(ssem.) (zación) 28-68Amorti(ssem.) (auto) 6313Anlagvermögen 2Anleiben 16Anzeigen 6305Aparcamiento 6312Aprovisionamienlos 62Articules de oficina 58-6323Assurances 6321Aufwendungen (sozial) 61Ausrüstungen 2Ausstellungen 6306Auto 25-6310Autoabschreibungen 28-6313Autoaufwendungen 6311Avion 6314

BBadges 56Bagage 6316Balance brought forward 14Ban(cos) (ks) (ken) (ques) 31

Basic elements 5Basiselementen 5Bateaux 6314Beiträge 51-6325Benzine 6311Bereiche 633Beziehungen 4Bon(ds) (s) UNESCO 36Books 6325Breakages 6341Briefpapier 6302Briefmarken 36Bücher 6325Buildings 23Burglary 6341Büromaterial 58

C

Cadeaux 6340Caisse 30Caja 30Calefacciôn 63202Camionnage 6316Capital 10Caretaker 63205Carriage 6316Cars 6310Cash 30Charges sociales 61Chauffage 63202Chemins de fer - Trains 6314Chèques postaux 310Circu(laires) (lares) 6303Cleaning 63204

Clients 41Communications 630Compensa (lions) (ciones) 38Concierge 63205Conférence 6307Congres (s) 6325Contributions 65Corto plazo 34Costes 6Cotisations 51Court terme 34Coûts 6Credit(eurs) (ores) div. 44Cuotas 51-6325Customers 41

DDebit(eurs) (oren) 45Debtors 45Démarches 6315Derechos admision 50Depreciation 28-68Deudores 45Diarios 6325Diebstahl 6341Dienstleistungen 63Diligencias div. 6315Dispatch 6316Documenta(ción) (tion) 6325Document(s) 58-6325Dokumente 58-6325Dona(tions) (tivos) 52-6340Dons 52Droits d'admission 50Dritten 4

172 ASSOCIATIONS INTERNATIONALES. 1968, N° 3

G l a s e 99 — RESULTADOS

Todas las diferencias ( « deficit » o « super-avit » ) de la diversas actividades de la aso-ciación, incluso las Pérdidas y Gananciasexcepcionales.

90 Resultados sobre actividades de anos an-teriores

91 Resultados sobre Inversiones92 » » Equipes93 » » Finanz as94 » » Relaciones95 » » Elementes Bàsicos96 » » Costes97 » » Producciones98 » » Distribuciones99 Resultados globales (Dif. 90/98)

C l a s s e 99 — RESULTATS

Toutes les différences en mali ou en bonides diverses activités de l'association. Perteset profits autres, exceptionnels.

90 Résultats sur activités des années anté-rieures

91 Résultats sur Investissements92 » » Equipements93 » » Finances94 » » Relations95 » » Eléments de base96 » » Coûts97 » » Production98 » » Distribution99 Résultat global (differ. 90/98)

Liste alphabétique des comptes des Plans-pilotesDruckereibedarf 58Drucksache 6303-6324Durchgangskonten 38Duties 65

E

Eau 63203Editions 6330Efectos (diverses) 36Effets div (36)Ehrenzeichen 56Eigenkapital 10Eisenbahn 6314Element(s) (os) Bas(e) (ïcos) 5Emprestitos 164Emprunts plus d'un an 16Emprunts moins d'un an 4En Cours 21En cursos 21Encres 58Envelop(...) 6302Equipaje 6316Equip(ements) (os) 2Erzatzteile 25Essence 6311Exhibitions 6306Expéditions (ciones) 6316Expenses miscell. 6315Exposi(ciones) (tions) 6306

FFées (admission ) 50Ferrocaril 6314Finan(ces) (zen) 3

Financial costs 64Finanzkosten 64Flugzeug 6314Forderungen (Kurzfrist.) 34Fournisseurs 40Fournitures bureau 582-6323Frais divers 63...Frais financiers 64Furniture 26-62

GGaben 52Garage 6312Gas-oil 6311Gasolina 6311Gasthofen 6317Gastos fïnancieros 64Gastos varios 6317Gebäude 23Gebühren 50Gebälter 60Geldbestände 3Geldinstitute 31Gepäck 6316Geräte (Miete) 6331Geschenke 6340Gifts 52Gläubiger 45

HHeat 63202Heizung 63202Herausgabe 6330Hire (of rooms) 6320Hotel(s)(es) 6317

I

Im Bau 21Immaterielles 20Immeubles 23Impôts 65Impresos 6324Imprimés 6324Impuestos 65Income tax 65Incorpo(real) (rel) 20Information 580Inmateriales 20Inmuebles 23Insign(es) (ien) (ias) 56Instal(Iations) (laciones) 24Insurances 6321Inversiones lInvest(iss.) (ierungen) (ments) l

K

Kapital 10Kasse 30Kongress 6325Kontokorentkonten 4...Konzessionen 20Kosten 6...Kreditoren (sonstige) 44Kunden 41Kurzfristige Forderungen u. Ver-

bindlichkeiten 34

LLebensgebühren 515Lectures (conferences) 6307


Libras 632SLicences 20Light 6320Limpieza 63204Lizenzen 20Loan 16Loca(ux) (les) 6320Locations (objets) 6321Löhne 60Luggage 6316Luz 63201

MMachin(es) à 25Maintenance 6311Management costs 632Markenrechte 20Maschinelle Anlagen 25Maschinen 25Materialverbrauch 62Matériels 25Meda(illes) (lias) 56Membres 43Miembros 43Miete 63200Mitglieder 43Mobil(ier) (ien) (Möbel) 26

NNettoyage 63204Neumaticos 6311Newspaper 6325

0Obsequios 6340Öl 6311Organizaciones 633

PPapel (de carta) 6302Papeleria - Papeles 58Paper (letters) 58-6302Papeteries 58-6323Papier à lettre £302Papiers 58Parkgebühren 6312Parking 6312Patente 20Peinture 6322Periodi(cos) (ques) 6304Person(al) (nel) 42Petrol 6311Pförtner 63205Plazo (corto) 34Pneus 6311

Portero 63205Postage 6301Post office account 310Postscheckguthaben 310Printed matter 6303Printing 6324Prospekte - Druck... (stock) 58Proveedores 40Publici(dad) (té) (ty) 6305

RRail 6314Raumkosten (Miete) 6320Rechte 20Reifen 6311Reinigung 63204Re-invest(ierung) (ment) 18Reinversiones 18Reiseaufwendungen 631Rela(ciones) (tionen) (tion) 4Rémanentes 14Remunerations (complém.) 61Renewals 6322Rent 63200Repairs 6311-6322Réparat(tions) (turen) 6322Reports 14Reserves 12Restaurant(s) (es) 6317Rights of exploitation 20Robo 6341Roturas 6341Rücklagen 12Rundschreiben 6303

SSala(ires) (rios) 60Schadenfälle 6341Scheine (UNESCO) 363Schiff 6314Schreibmaterial 6323Schuldner 4...Seguridad social 61Seguros diversos 6321Sellos 36Servic(es) (ios) 63...Shipping 6314Short terms 34Sobresalarios 61Socialaufwendungen 61Sonderrücklagen (renvesl) 18Special charges (staff) 61Spenden 52Staff (Personnel) 42Stationery 58-6323

Stamps 36Steuern 65Strom 63201Subscriptions 51Subsidies 54Subventions(tionen) 54Suppliers 40Supplies 582-62Sursalaires 61

TTagungen 6307Tapissage 6322Tasas 65Taxes 65Taxis 6310Télé(fono) (phone) 6300Terms (short) (court) 34Timbres-poste 36Transfers (internal) 38Transports 6316Travelling 631Tyres 6311

UOberträge 14Umschläge 6302Unfälle 6341UNESCO (bons) (Scheine) 36

VVapor 6314Varios gastos 6317Verbindlichkeiten (langfristige) lVerbindungen 4...Verkehrsmittel 6315Veröffentlichungen 6330Verpflichtungen 4...Versicherungen 6321Verwaltungsaufwendungen 632Viaje 631Vitalicias 515Vorräte 5...

WWasser 63203Water 63203Welfare 61Wertzeichen 36Werkzeuge 25

ZZeitschriften 6304Zeitungen 6325Zubehör 6332

* L'astérisque devant un mot in-dique qu'il est mal répertorié.

N.B. — Les comptes « 7 » ne sont pas répertoriés, leur emploi est assez exceptionnel en ASBL ; s'ils le sont ilsuffit de se reporter au plan-pilote. Ce qui importe d'abord ce sont les comptes « 6 » ou les COUTS groupés< par nature ». Ils sont répartis en « 7 » s'il y a lie«, selon suggestions faites au plan-pilote.Lorsqu'un mot est suivi de (...) c'est qu'il possède un même radical en diverses langues.Deux intitulés de compte différents pour un même indice — on peut mettre ces opérations analogues dans unmême compte, ou on subdivise l'indice.Lorsqu'il y a deux indices différents pour un même mot, il s'agit de deux comptes : ordinairement l'un concernel'objet mis en STOCK, l'autre l'utilisation dans les coûts. C'est toujours le premier chiffre qui indique la CLASSE.


La mention d'une organisation dans la présente

rubrique n'implique en aucune façon une prise deposition de l'UAI à l'égard de celle-ci, pas plusqu'elle ne préjuge de l'insertion de cette organisationdans la prochaine édition de l' « Annuaire des Organi-sations Internationales ».

Mention of an organization in these columns doesnot imply, in any way, a judgment of it by the UlA ;nor does it necessarily mean that an entry on theorganization will appear in the next edition of theYearbook of International Organizations.

This month's batch ofnewly-established interna-tional bodies are concern-ed with :Bibliography - ConnectiveTissue - Containers - De-velopment Bank - Earth-quakes - Euratom informa-tion - The Future - Housing- Kidney - Laity - LegalSystems - Marine Biology- Mechanical Engineers -Nutrition - Ocean Stations -Physics - Marine Pollution- Press - Public Services -Reproduction - Research.European - Scientists, de-veloping countries - Socio-logists - Space, European -Teachers - Tourism - Trade- Tsunami - Weeds.

Since the current (1966-67) edition of the Yearbookof International Organiza-tions closed for press foursimilar surveys have ap-peared in International As-sociations (November 1966,April, July and November1967 respectively).

Nutrition in Central America :

In February 1967 at the Insti-tute of Nutrition of CentralAmerica and Panama (INCAP),Guatemala, the first meetingtook place of the InternationalLiaison Committee on Nutri-tion for Central America on aregional level. The meetingwas attended by representa-tives of I1CA, INCAP, ICAITI,ROCAP, UNICEF, and of thePanamerican office of WHO.The committee will promotethe exchange of informationon specific projects and jointconsideration of national foodprogrammes, particularly fromthe point of view of interna-tional coordination. INCAPwill be responsible for arrang-ing the periodical meetingsof the committee.

Un comité de liaison pourl'alimentation et la nutritionde l'Amérique Centrale estchargé de promouvoir la co-opération internationale dansce domaine. Ses réunions pé-riodiques seront préparées parl'Institute of Nutrition of Cen-tral America and Panama.

Les organisations inter-nationales nouvellementcréées touchent ce mois-ci les secteurs suivants :L'Avenir - Banque de déve-loppement - Bibliographie -Biologie marine - Commer-ce - Constructions - Con-tainers - Coopération scien-tifique européenne - Espa-ce - Euratom - Exode dessavants - Ingénieurs méca-niciens - Laicisme - Mau-vaises herbes - Nutritior -Physique - Pollution desmers - Presse - Profes-seurs - Reproduction - Ser-vices publics - Sociologues- Stations océanographi-ques - Systèmes juridiques- Tissu conjonctif - Tou-risme - Tremblements deterre - Tsunami - Urologie.C'est la cinquième listepubliée depuis la parutionde la dernière édition du" Yearbook of InternationalOrganizations " : les quatrepremières ont paru dansnos numéros de novembre1966, avril, juillet et novem-bre 1967.


Nouvelles organisations Internationales

New international Organizations

Professeurs de français : Oncompte actuellement près d'undemi-million de professeursde français dans le monde.Désormais ils auront la possi-bilité de se grouper en adhé-rant à la Fédération internatio-nale des professeurs de fran-çais qui vient de se constituerà l'occasion de la deuxièmeBiennale de langue françaiseau Québec, et dont le but estde fournir des informationsaux professeurs sur l'ensei-gnement du français dans cha-que pays et sur la vie actuelledes pays de langue française.Elle contribuera également auperfectionnement des profes-seurs, elle participera à larecherche pédagogique, ellecherchera à faciliter leséchanges entre enseignantsou étudiants, et à promouvoirl'enseignement du français. Uncomité prépare un programmede trois ans, y compris uncongrès à Paris en juillet 1968,la publication de plusieursouvrages, l'organisation dejournées pédagogiques et lacréation d'un centre interna-tional d'information et de do-cumentation. Pour tous ren-seignements, s'adresser auBureau d'études pour l'ensei-gnement de la langue et civi-lisation française (BELC), 9,rue Lhomond, Paris 5°.

For information concerningthe newly-formed Internation-al Federation of French-Teachers Write to BELC atthe above address.

Tsunami : Commander RobertC Munson will direct the Inter-national Tsunami InformationCenter which the Environmen-tal Science Services Admin-istration (USA) has set up atthe University of Hawaii in

Honolulu. Its purpose is toimprove international co-operation in making tsunami(seismic sea wave) warningsmore timely and effective.The Center will also encour-age research into seismic seawaves and promote the ex-change of scientific and techn-ical personnel of participatingnations, besides improving thecollection of tsunami informa-tion and the dissemination ofwarnings.

Un centre international d'in-formation pour les tsunamivient d'être créé à l'Univer-sité de Hawaii sous la direc-tion du Commander Robert CMunson.

Strengthening the law : Withan initial financing from theFord Foundation sufficient toprovide for its first six yearsof operation, the InternationalLegal Center, whose Presidentis John B Howard, formerly ofthe Ford Foundation, has beenestablished in New York forthe purpose of assisting de-veloping countries to streng-then their systems of law.The Center's three main aimsare 1) to give systematic andcontinuing attention to the roleof law in the development ofmodern nations; 2) to providean international vehicle fordevelopment assistance andexchange of information; 3)to help in the creation andmobilization of greater com-petence and resources of per-sonnel, in the United Statesand abroad, for the solutionof legal problems in the inter-national field. Responsibilityfor administration of theSAILER programme (Staffingof African Institutions of LegalEducation and Research),

which was formerly located inthe Institute of InternationalEducation, will be assumed bythe Center.

Un centre juridique interna-tional, dont le but principalest d'assister les pays en voiede développement à améliorerleur système juridique, a étécréé à New York.

El (atomic) Cid : Since 1961Euratom has operated a Cen-tre for Information and Docu-mentation on an expérimentalbasis for its own establish-ments. This inquiry servicehas from September beenextended to every interestedparty. CID has the task ofimproving the dissemination ofknowledge, both that acquiredby Euratom from research andthat available throughout theworld. " Euratom Informa-tion ", published monthly infive languages, provides sum-maries of all scientific papersof European origin, togetherwith details of how to obtainthem, whilst the quarterly" Euratom Bulletin " dealsmore generally with the pea-ceful development of nuclearenergy. In addition, "Trans-atom Bulletin " provides amonthly list of papers of Slav-onic or Oriental origin ofwhich translations are availa-ble. CID has also developedan automatic documentationsystem whereby all publishedpapers in the nuclear field arefiled in a computer, and thissystem enables the organiza-tion to offer a rapid serviceon retrospective bibliogra-phies.

Les services du Centre d'In-formation et de Documenta-tion de l'EURATOM sontdésormais à la disposition detous.


EUROMECH; In the wake ofEUCHEM, and with the helpand encouragement of theRoyal Society, mechanical en-gineers in Europe have set upa body to organize informalspecialized, and thereforesmaller, conferences on theo-retical and applied mechanics,these conferences to be heldin various European centres.The organization has a com-mittee of four under ProfessorG K Batchelor (Cambridge),with Dr D Kuchemann (RoyalAircraft Establishment) as se-cretary. It is hoped to runthe conferences on a self-financing basis, with partici-pants paying their own expen-ses. Details of EUROMECH'splans for 1988 may be foundin the 1968 edition of our Inter-national Congress Calendarwhich appeared as the De-cember 1967 issue of "Inter-national Associations ".

L'EUROMECH, fondé par lesingénieurs des pays d'Europe,a pour but l'organisation decongrès spécialisés et restreints.

European marine biology : Un-der the auspices of the Inter-national Union of BiologicalSciences, the Committee forEuropean Marine BiologySymposia (CEMBS) was setup at Heligoland in 1967. ItsPresident is Dr A Barnes ofMillport, Scotland.

Le président du comité euro-péen pour les colloques surla biologie marine est ledocteur Barnes de Millport,Ecosse.

Railway container traffic :INTERCONTAINER has beenformed by certain of the Euro-pean railway networks to stu-

dy all the problems, technicaland commercial, relating torailway container traffic. Inpast months this traffic hasincreased notably, particularlyas regards goods carriedwholly or partly by sea, nodoubt because of the ad-vantages of the containermethod : rapid turnround ofships, reduced handling anddiminished risk of theft or de-terioration. The railways havenow completed their plans foran adequate complementaryservice. Suitable rolling stockand containers have been in-troduced and on May 1st oflast year an international scaleof charges came into force.

Plusieurs réseaux ferroviaireseuropéens ont décidé de s'as-socier, au sein d'une sociétéinternationale, INTERCON-TAINER, afin de coordonnerleurs efforts dans le domainedes transports par containers.

Writing for tourism : The tenthcongress of COTAL (Confe-deration of Latin AmericanTourist Organizations) saw thebirth of the Inter-AmericanFederation of Journalists andWriters in the Tourist Trade(Federacion Interamericana dePeriodistas y Escritores deTurismo - FIPET). The neworganization is a result of thegrowing awareness of theneed for a unifying force be-hind this young and forcefulindustry, and will attempt tomodernize its machinery andmethods. The 1st FIPET con-gress was held last November(4-12) at Buenos Aires. Theidea for the inter-Americanorganization was first promul-gated by the Argentinian na-tional association, and doubt-less in recognition of this,

FIPET's first President, electedunanimously, is Senor A Cór-dova Alsina, President of theArgentinian association. Theaddress of the Federation is :Rodriguez Pena 80, BuenosAires.

La Fédération Inter-américainedes Journalistes et Ecrivainsdu Tourisme (FIPET} est néelors du 10e congrès de laCOTAL.

Pacific earthquakes : TheSeismological Society of theSouth West Pacific is beingformed in order to devoteattention to the earthquakesof South East Asia, Austral-asia and Oceania. Furtherinformation may be obtainedfrom the Convener, Seismo-logical Society of the S-WPacific, Box 8005, Wellington,New Zealand.

Une société consacrée à l'étudedes tremblements de terre auSud-Est asiatique, en Australieet en Océanie a été formée.Tous renseignements à l'adres-se ci-dessus.

Asian weeds : The Asian-Paci-fic Weed Science Society,which will seek to stimulateresearch into how extensivelyweeds limit food production inthe tropics, giving major atten-tion to rice in Asia and coco-nuts in the Pacific, was organ-ized by a weed conferenceheld in Honolulu, June 12-22,1967 and jointly sponsored bythe University of Hawaii'sCollege of Tropical Agricultureand the Institute for TechnicalInterchange of East-West Cen-ter. The Society will alsopromote the design and appli-cation of weed control pro-grammes, including training


programmes, best suited tothe agriculture, economics,cultures and traditions ofemerging countries. It is plan-ned to hold a training pro-gramme at the University ofthe Philippines College ofAgriculture this year. Chair-man of the Society is Dr M RVega, of the above College ofAgriculture, and the Secretaryis Dr R R Romanowski, of theUniversity of Hawaii Collegeof Tropical Agriculture. TheInstitute for Technical Inter-change will serve as the So-ciety's information distributioncentre.

Une société pour la recherchesur les mauvaises herbes enAsie et dans la région duPacifique a son siège à l'Uni-versity of Hawaii, College ofTropical Agriculture, Hono-lulu.

Asian press : On Aug 31, 1967,during the second Asiannewspapers conference heldat Manila, the Press Founda-tion of Asia was formed, withthe aim of advancing journal-ism in the region. The foun-dation will be based at Singa-pore.The conference also passed aresolution urging the esta-blishment of newsprint millsand set up a sub-committee tostudy the possibility of organi-zing an audit bureau of cir-culation in member countries,of promoting advertising, ofestablishing readership sur-veys and of creating a stan-dard reference book on Asianprint media.

Le 30 août 1967, à Manila, leséditeurs et rédacteurs d'unecinquantaine de journauxd'Asie ont créé la Fondationde la presse d'Asie.

Reproduction and fertility :The International Cell Re-search Organization has setup a working group for theco-ordination of research intothe biological aspects of re-production and fertility. Thegroup will operate from thesame address : Départementpour l'avancement des Scien-ces, Unesco, Place Fontenoy,Paris 7°.

Un groupe de travail pour co-ordonner les recherches sur labiologie de la reproduction etde la fécondité a été fondépar l'Organisation internatio-nale de recherche sur la cel-lule.

Replacing the crystal ball :The future will be largely de-termined by what man choo-ses to make it. This is thebelief of the members, drawnfrom all spheres of life, of theWorld Future Society, formedin 1966 with the aim of pre-senting man with future pos-sibilities. Thus he will be ableto " decide more rationallywhich possibility to try torealize ". The Society willattempt to stimulate seriousinvestigation of the future, andwill channel the findings ofstudies to the teaching pro-fession, scientists, govern-ment officials and others. Inits newsletter, "The Futurist",the Society has already re-ported on, for example, " Wo-men and the Year 2000 ","The Berlin Crisis of 1999"and a submobile journey toNew Atlantis. Annual mem-bership costs $5. Further in-formation may be obtainedfrom the Society at P O Box19285, Twenthieth St Station,Washington DC 20036.

Les adhérents à la « Sociétédu monde futur » croient quel'homme est en mesure dedéterminer l'avenir. Ils veulentdonc lui présenter toutes lespossibilités pour qu'il choi-sisse les meilleures de celles-ci.La Société a son siège à Wash-ington.

" Snap " : Anticipating andshaping the future is also theaim of the International FutureResearch Congress whichheld its inaugural meeting lastyear near Oslo, and which isto try a group approach tothe problem of studying thetrends and choices in currentresearch. The next congresswill be held in Holland in theSpring of 1969, but already aseries of working groups isbeing arranged to considersuch aspects as priorities forfuture research, internationalsystems for peace, and ima-ges of the future. The chair-man of the continuing com-mittee, Mr Nigel Calder, laysproper stress on the impor-tance of internationalism insuch a project — there areobvious dangers in the uni-lateral pursuit of some choi-ces.

Le 2e congrès internationalpour les recherches sur l'ave-nir aura lieu l'année prochaineaux Pays-Bas. Un Comité decontinuité fonctionne dansl'intervalle des congrès.

Russian language : At an inter-national conference of teach-ers of the Russian languageheld in Paris on 7th Sep-tember last year, it wasagreed to set up an interna-tional association. Delegatesfrom countries including Bri-tain, Bulgaria, Belgium, Hun-


gary, Poland, Australia, Yugo-slavia and the USA electedProf Franticek Malirj of Cze-choslovakia president of thenew organization, members ofthe French and Soviet delega-tions being called upon to takethe posts of vice-presidents.

Le premier président d'uneassociation internationale d'en-seignants dé langue russe,créée récemment à Paris, estle professeur Malirj de Tché-coslovaquie.

Laity : With the publicationthis year of the proceedingsof the 3rd world congress,the Permanent committee forinternational congresses of

the Apostolate of the Laitywill cease its activities, whichare to be absorbed into thatof the Council on the Laity,set up by Pope Paul in January1967, on an experimentalbasis, as an organ of theRoman Curia.

Le travail du Comité perma-nent des congrès internatio-naux pour l'apostolat des laïcssera désormais assuré par leConseil des laïcs, créé l'annéedernière par le Pape Paul VI.

Sociologues de langue espa-gnole et portugaise. L'Asso-ciation de Sociologues deLangue Espagnole et Portu-gaise a tenu sa première as-

semblée générale, du 19 au24 juin 1967. L'organisationrecherche la collaborationétroite avec les institutionsconsacrées à l'enseignementdes sciences sociales dansles territoires ibériques, à sa-voir le Bureau d'EducationIbéro-Américain, l'AssociationLatinoaméricaine de Sociolo-gie, l'UNESCO, l'OEA et lesuniversités. L'Association s'ef-forcera d'obtenir le statut con-sultatif auprès du BureauIbéro-Américain d'Education,qui lui accorde actuellementun statut provisoire.

The Association of Spanish-and Portuguese-speaking Socio-logists is seeking consultativestatus to the IberoamericanBureau of Education.

Projets de Nouvelles Organisations InternationalesPlans for New International Organizations

European kidney bank : Mem-bers of the British medicalprofession would like to seea change in the law concern-ing the removal of kidneysfrom a dead persons. At pre-sent it is permissible to re-move kidneys from a cadaverprovided the patient or next-of-kin has given permissionand provided the death is notbeing referred to the coroner.However, kidneys remain via-ble for only about an hour atroom temperature, so permis-sion may arrive too late. OneLondon Hospital estimates thatit could do 70 to 80 trans-plantations a year if only it hadthe kidneys : this year it hascarried out 21 operations, has16 applicants on the waitinglist, and has had to turn away

a further 20 applicants. Uro-logists would like to see en-acted a suggestion that kid-neys could be legally removedfrom persons dying in design-ated hospitals, provided thatthe patient before death hadnot forbidden the procedureor belonged to a religiousgroup that forbade it. Oneambition is a European kidneybank.

Des urologues britanniquessouhaitent l'établissement éven-tuel d'une banque européennede reins.

Connective tissue : Discus-sions are now under way witha view to making the nextmeeting of the French andBritish micropolysaccharideclubs, to be held in Britain

this year, the first full meetingof a new European Federationof Connective Tissue Clubs,an arrangement which it isfelt would be an improvementon the present situation whereEuropean workers only meeteach other as guests in theUSA, and that very rarely.The existing national clubswill retain their identity andlocal interests, and it is hopedthat the federation, in arrang-ing regular meetings, will pro-vide a new impetus for theEuropean biochemists, patho-logists and others involved inthe expanding field of connec-tive tissue research.

On a entamé des entretiens envue de former une fédérationeuropéenne de clubs de tissuconjonctif.

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European co-operation : Atthe invitation of the BritishRoyal Society, a conferencewas held in London in Decem-ber 1966 to discuss possibili-ties and methods of closerinternational co-operation inEuropean research projects.A similar conference was re-cently held by the GermanResearch Association. Theaim of the bodies involved isto improve relations betweenscientists in the various coun-tries, to use facilities forfurther training more effectiv-ely, and to organize smallerscientific conferences on spe-cial fields of research.

Suite à une réunion tenue endécembre 1966 à Londres ettraitant de la coopérationscientifique en Europe, unedeuxième réunion s'est tenuerécemment à Bad Godesberg.

Europhysics : The inauguralconference of the EuropeanPhysical Society will be heldin Florence, Italy, between 23and 29 September 1968. Anearlier meeting of the steeringcommittee will discuss anddoubtless approve the draftconstitution of the proposedsociety which has alreadybeen circulated to the councilsof national societies. The newsociety will most likely beginas a loose federation of thevarious national elements :problems of integration ariseout of the diversity of possiblemembers, and the organizersof the society see its imme-diate future in the organizationof meetings. Gradually thevarious member societies willgain enough experience ofeach other's needs to knowwhich parts of their activitiescan be integrated.

La conférence inaugurale d'unesociété européenne de physi-que aura lieu du 23 au 29septembre 1968.

European space (1): A marketsurvey just completed for theEurospace group of aircraft,electronics ans space compa-nies concludes that a satellitesystem for the distribution ofEurovision programmes wouldoffer immediate prospects ofpositive financial return. TheEuropean Broadcasting Unionwould like a first satellite tobe operational in 1972, which,it is thought, would allowenough time for the groundinstallations and the Europelauncher to be available. Sucha system would simplify ex-change procedures throughoutthe network and allow co-verage to be extended toAfrican countries and otherssuch as Greece, Iceland andTurkey who could not other-wise be covered. The surveyalso covered the other com-munications fields : telephonictraffic, telex, etc. Eurospaceproposes the creation of anorganization which might becalled Eurosat, financed bygovernments and private capi-tal, and which would act forEurope in a similar way to thatin which Comsat acts for theUSA.

Le premier satellite de com-munications européen pourraitfaciliter l'échange des émis-sions Eurovision à partir de1972.

Services publics : L'Internatio-nale du personnel des postes,télégraphes et téléphones,l'Internationale des servicespublics et le Secrétariat pro-fessionnel de l'enseignementdemandent la création immé-

diate de la Commission duBIT sur les services publics.Déjà, en 1967, ces trois orga-nisations ont obtenu une déci-sion favorable de la part duBIT, mais au début de cetteannée la commisison n'avaitpas encore été créée et sapremière réunion ne figuraitpas dans le programme duBIT. Il existe déjà au BIT leComité consultatif pour lesemployés salariés et les tra-vailleurs professionnels, maisles trois organisations esti-ment que, les domaines envi-sagés étant si nombreux, ce-lui-ci n'a pas eu la possibilitéde consacrer une grande par-tie de son travail aux problè-mes des employés des servi-ces publics. Les organisationssoulignent que la nouvellecommission faciliterait la tâ-che du comité consultatif enlui permettant de se concen-trer plus particulièrement surles problèmes du secteurprivé.

The PTTl, PSI and IFFTU areseeking the immediate setting-up of an independent 1LOcommission for the public ser-vices.

European space (2) : The Brit-ish Interplanetary Society hasrecommended the establish-ment of a European space re-search agency to guarantee aneffective contribution to spaceresearch by Britain and herpartners in such projects asESRO and ELDO. The pro-posed organization would actas a central planning and con-tractual authority with its ownbudget. The Society alsowants to see the adoption ofthe Franco-German Sympho-nie communications satelliteproject, as well as the deve-lopment of a "second genera-


tion " network suitable forcommercial applications, andthe setting up of the proposedEurosat corporation.

On propose la création d'uneagence spatiale pour l'Europequi contribuerait aux recher-ches et qui coordonnerait laplanification des ' projetsactuels tels que ceux del'ESRO et du CECLES.

Housing : At its 41st sessionin August 1966, the UN Econ-omic and Social Council re-commended the setting up ofan expert group to look intothe question of documentationon housing, building and plan-ning. This group has nowsuggested the establishmentof an international institute atDelhi. First of its kind, theinstitute would collect, sift andsort information and distributeit among its members.

Une commission d'étude desNations Unies a proposé l'éta-blissement d'un institut inter-national pour la documenta-tion sur le logement, la con-struction et la planification quiserait établi à Delhi.

Bibliographies africaines :Avec l'aide d'une subventionde la Fondation Ford, l'Institutinternational africain (10-11Fetter Lane, Londres EC4) aorganisé une conférence inter-nationale sur la bibliographieafricaine, qui s'est tenue aumois de décembre dernier enAfrique. Cette conférence étaitl'aboutissement d'une recom-mandation faite à la Confé-rence des Etudes sur l'Afriquetropicale qui s'est tenue enavril 1964 à l'Université d'Iba-dan, demandant la convoca-tion d'une réunion internatio-nale pour examiner la situation

des services bibliographiquesdans le domaine des étudesafricaines. Au programmeprovisoire de cette nouvelleconférence on trouvait les pro-positions suivantes : la misesur pied d'un bureau centrald'information international etinterafricain pour le fonds do-cumentaire sur l'Afrique, quiserait chargé de l'enregistre-ment central de la documenta-tion, de la coordination desdonnées contenues dans lesbibliographies nationales etautres, de la tenue à jour desrépertoires, et de fournir ladocumentation ad hoc relativeà des régions et à des sujetsparticuliers; la constitutiond'une association des biblio-thécaires africanistes.

Proposals for the creation ofa central information bureaufor bibliographies and librar-ians specializing in Africanstudies were on the provi-sional agenda of a conferenceheld last December by theInternational African Institute.

Les pollutions marines : Aucours du troisième colloqueinternational d'océanographiemédicale tenu à Nice, M. Pla-tier, de l'Ecole des hautes étu-des, a signalé la formationéventuelle d'un groupe d'étu-de de l'économie marine auCentre d'études et de recher-ches de biologie et d'océano-graphie médicale (CERBOM)qui sera chargé d'étudier lesapplications d'océanographiemédicale en général, et de lalutte contre les pollutions enparticulier. D'autres recher-ches qui vont être entreprisesprochainement seront, d'aprèsle docteur Aubert, directeurdu CERBOM, l'étude des phé-nomènes allergiques ou toxi-

ques dus aux êtres marins,aux pollutions marines d'ordrechimique et bactériologique oudues à la radioactivité.

A French study group is to lieformed to do research into thepossible applications of marinemedicine and of the knowledgeobtained from the battleagainst marine pollution.

Oceanography : The fifth ses-sion of the IntergovernmentalOcéanographie Commission,founded by Unesco, closed on28 October 1967. In an ex-panded research programme,which includes two new majorinternational studies in theMediterranean and the Carib-bean, the Commission votedto establish a permanentWorking Committee for an In-tegrated Global Ocean StationSystem to co-ordinate and fa-cilitate the collection of data.Also recommended was theestablishment of a West Afri-can Marine Science Centre,which might be situated atAbidjan, Ivory Coast, and,apart from continuing explora-tion of the Tropical Atlantic,would train oceanographers aswell. At the same meeting,members of the Commissioncalled for increased co-opera-tion between the IOC andother interested internationalorganizations, such as FAOand WMO, with the aim ofjoint action on specific pro-blems as a response to theUN resolution on the resour-ces of the sea.

Lors de sa cinquième sessionplénière, la Commission océa-nographique intergouverne-mentale a décidé l'étude d'unsystème mondial de stationsocéanographiques ainsi quel'établissement en Afrique oc-cidentale d'un centre d'explo-ration et de formation.


Cooperation commerciale :Lors de la deuxième sessionde la Commission des articlesmanufacturés, commisison dela Conférence des NationsUnies sur le commerce et ledéveloppement et du Conseildu commerce et du dévelop-pement, on a noté avec intérêtle début d'une coopérationentre les secrétariats de laCNUCED et de l'Accord géné-ral sur les tarifs douaniers etle commerce (GATT) à proposd'un Centre de commerceinternational commun, dans lecadre du programme des Na-tions Unies relatif aux expor-tations. On estime que l'ap-probation de ce projet pourraitentraîner un progrès décisifpour une collaboration futuredans d'autres domaines.

GATT and CNUCED are con-sidering the setting up of acentre for the aid of expor-ters.

A Caribbean DevelopmentBank : At the end of consul-tations with the governmentsof 13 countries and territoriesin the region, a United NationsDevelopment Programme-sponsored mission to the Ca-ribbean has further advocatedthe setting up of such a bank.Regional governments wouldhold 60 per cent of the capitaland the remaining 40 per centwould be subscribed by non-regional co-operating coun-tries who have shown an inte-rests in the proposed institu-tion, namely Canada, the Unit-ed Kingdom and the UnitedStates. It is hoped the Bankwill play an important part inmobilizing foreign and domes-tic investment, and in the fi-nancing of large undertakings.Thinking of the Caribbean's

heavy capital requirementsand its present limited finan-cial resources, the missionforesees the Bank making " asignificant contribution toeconomic growth and co-operation. ".

L'établissement d'une banquede développement pour lesCaraïbes est de nouveau pro-posé par une mission del'ONU.

Common market combination :The 11-nation Latin AmericanFree Trade Association (LAFTA) and the Central AmericanCommon Market (CACM)have set up a CoordinatingCommission to study ways ofintegrating the two organiza-tions. This step follows thedeclaration on economic inte-gration issued by the Puntadel Este summit meeting.Other organizations fromwhom assistance may besought are the Inter-AmericanEconomic and Social Council,the Economic Commission forLatin America, and the Inter-American Development Bank.At its meeting in August 1967the Commission also discus-sed subregional treaties,margins of preference agree-ments, the gradual reductionof tariffs over a 15-year pe-riod, and the freezing as ofDecember 31, 1967 of pre-ferential tariffs among LAFTAmembers.

Une commission établie parl'Association latino-américainede libre échange et le Marchécommun de l'Amérique cen-trale étudie les problèmes queposerait la fusion de ces deuxorganisations.

Brain drain : Among proposalsdiscussed at the 17th Pug-

wash conference last Septem-ber was one aimed at reducingthe brain drain of youngscientists from the developingcountries. An InternationalScience Foundation would boset up together with a scholar-ship programme for studentsfrom the developing countries.The developed nations, it wassuggested, should be asked toproduce more scientists thanthey need, thus making a cer-tain number available to workin other parts of the world.Similarly there should be astudy of ways of encouragingthe transfer of technologyfrom industrial enterprises indeveloped countries to theircounterparts in developingcountries.

La 17e conference Pugwash aproposé la création d'une fon-dation internationale scienti-fique dont le but serait d'en-courager les jeunes chercheurset savants des pays en voie dedéveloppement à rester chezeux.

L'enseignement supérieur enAfrique : Lors de leurs travauxqui ont eu lieu l'année der-nière à Abidjan et plus tard àParis, les ministres de l'Edu-cation nationale d'Etats fran-cophones d'Afrique noire etde Madagascar ont discutél'adaptation aux réalités afri-caines de la réforme françaisede l'enseignement supérieur,sur le coût et rendement del'enseignement primaire, ainsique sur l'introduction de l'en-seignement de la technologiedans les établissements dusecond degré. Les ministresont décidé de créer un conseilconsultatif interafricain dontle triple rôle sera de coordon-ner l'action des diverses uni-


versités, leur donner une cer-taine complémentarité pouréviter la multiplication exces-sive des établissements etleur conférer un statut régio-nal, leur attribuant compéten-ce pour plusieurs Etats. Enplus, le conseil assurera au-près de la conférence un rôlepermanent de proposition etde documentation.La conférence a égalementaprouvé la création d'une as-sociation interafricaine et mal-gache des enseignants d'his-toire et géographie.

Ministers for Education ofFrench-speaking African Statesand Madagascar have decidedto set up a consultative com-mittee for higher educationand an association of historyand geography teachers.

Latin American Tourist body :Included in the resolutionspassed at the tenth congressof the Confederation of LatinAmerican Tourist Organiza-tions (COTAL), held at MiamiBeach, and which dealt withsuch topics as credits for theindustry and the inclusion oftourism in school curricula,was one recommending theformation of a specialized or-ganization within the OAS for

the development of touristareas.

Lors de son dixième congrès,la COTAL a souhaité la misesur pied au sein même del´OEA d'une organisation pourle développement des régionstouristiques.

Tourisme mondial : Vers la finde janvier, le serétaire-généralde l'ONU a reçu une déléga-tion de l'Union internationaledes organismes officiels detourisme. Celle-ci l'a informéde sa décision de renoncer austatut de droit privé pour setransformer en un organismede droit public sous l'appella-tion d'Organisme mondial dutourisme (OMT), laquelle orga-nisation pourra, sur tous lesplans relatifs au tourisme in-ternational, prendre dés mesu-res que les 102 pays membresseront tenus d'appliquer. Envertu de cette décision,I'UIOOT élaborera une con-vention internationale du tou-risme et convoquera d'ici àla fin de 1968 une conférencedé plénipotentiaires.

The International Union ofOfficial Travel Organisationsintends to change its legal sta-tus to that of an inter-governmental organization and toadopt the name of World Tra-vel Organization.

International texts : At theseminar of the World Confe-deration of Organizations ofthe Teaching Profession heldin Vancouver delegates urgedthe setting up of an interna-tional committee to study textsof all the participating nationsto evolve a form of basic textsin geography and history.Such a standardization ofschool textbooks, it wasthought, could be a major stepin improving international rela-tions.

Les délégués au séminaire deVancouver organisé par laConfédération mondiale desorganisations de la professionenseignante ont souhaité lacréation d'une commission in-ternationale pour la normali-sation des livres scolaires degéographie et d'histoire,

Les régions sinistrées : Lorsde la 10e assemblée de l'UnionInternationale des Architectesla résolution suivante a étéadoptée : " L'UIA devrait sou-tenir la création d'une organi-sation internationale pour l'as-sistance technique des ré-gions sinistrées. "

The 10th assembly of the VIAadopted a resolution callingfor the setting up of an inter-national organization to givetechnical assistance to disasterareas.


Barcelona 1970

Financial Aspectsof International Congresses

The 5th International Congress on Con-gress Organization will be held at the Palaciode las Naciones in Barcelona from Wednes-day 6 May to Saturday 9 May, 1970. Thetheme will he the study of the ways of finan-cing a congress and the most rational distri-bution of expenses.

This theme has been chosen because manyinternational organizations have increasingdifficulties finding the necessary resourcesfor holding their congresses and must consi-der methods of providing finance which theyhave not previously used. In addition, manywould like to make use of new equipmentand new organizational and working methodsor to call upon the help of auxiliary services— that is to say, to improve their congresseswhile, at the same time, making the maxi-mum economies and distributing expenses asfairly and as efficiently as possible.

In particular, the following six questionswill be studied in sectional meetings : 1) con-tributions and expectations of national, regio-nal and local public authorities (interactionbetween congresses and tourism ; 2) ordinaryor special equipment and auxiliary services;3) printing and distribution of working do-cuments : methods, expenditure and revenue;4) technical and budgetary implications re-lative to the number of written and spokenworking languages; 5} registration, receptionand programme of social events; 6) organiza-tion of accommodation and technical or tou-rist excursions.

This Congress is being organized jointlyby the Union of International Associations,which is assuming the responsibilities of Con-gress Secretariat General, and the Internatio-nal Association of Congress Centres, with thecollaboration of various specialized profes-sional international organizations and theBarcelona Congress Centre.

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1964 Jul 20-29 Oxford (UK)Food and Agriculture Org of the United Nations/IntUnion of Forestry Research Orgs. Symposium on Inter-nationally dangerous forest diseases and insects.Documents. FAO, Rome, 3 vols. In English, French,Spanish.

1965 Jun 21-22 London (UK)Int Council of Scientific Unions/Special Cmt for the IntBiological Programme. Symposium on natural selectionand transmissible disease.Report. The Cmt, London, 1965, 13 p.

1965 Sep 22 - O6t 2 New York (NY, USA)United Nations. Inter-regional seminar on the economicapplication of water desalination.Proceedings. UN, New York, 1967, 367 p.

1965 Oct 3-9 Washington DC (USA)United States Department of the Interior. 1st int sym-posium on water desalinization.Proceedings. The Dept, Washington, 1967, 3 vols.

1965 Oct 23-25 Hengelhoef, Houthalen (Belgium)Int Institute for the Human Problems of Labour/IntBureau for Research on Leisure. Int symposium :leisure in the modern world.Comunications et interventions : loisirs et monde mo-derne/De Vrijetijdsbesteding in de moderne wereld. TheInstitute, Namur, 1967, various pagings, 27 X 21 cm,illus, stenc. In French, Dutch, German.

1965 Nov 15-19 Istanbul (Turkey)1965 Dec 6-10 Caracas (Venezuela)1966 Feb 28 - Mar 4 Lucas Heights (Australia)Int Atomic Energy Agency. Meetings of a study groupon research reactor utilization.

Summary reports. IAEA, Vienna, 1967, 89 p, 24 X 16 cm,1 fig. $2; 14s 2d; A Sen. 52; BF 100; FF 9.80; SF 8.60.Technical reports series, No 71.

1965 Nov 22-26 London (UK)

Int conference on plutonium (3rd).

Proceedings. Edited by A E Kay, M B Waldron. Chap-man and Hall, London, 1967, 1114 p.

1965 Dec 6-10 Caracas (Venezuela)Int Atomic Energy Agency. See entry 1965 Nov 15-19.

1966 Feb 28 - Mar 4 Lucas Heights (Australia)Int Atomic Energy Agency. See entry 1965 Nov 15-19.

1966 Mar 24-28 Bariloche (Argentina)Glaucoma Club. 1st South American symposium.Proceedings. Edited by R Sampaolesi. S Karger, Basel,1968, 246 p, 25 X 18 cm, 64 figs, 43 tables. SF 64.Modern problems in ophthalmology. Vol 6.

1966 Mar 30 - Apr 2 Utrecht (Netherlands)Int Asn of Microbiological Socs, Permanent Section ofMicrobiological Standardization. Int symposium on ad-juvants of immunity.

Proceedings. Edited by R H Regamey, W W Hennessen,D Ikic, J Ungar. S Karger, Basel, 1967, XIV + 375 p,25 X 18 cm, 87 figs, 88 tables. Symposia series inimmunobiological standardization, Vol 6. SF 48.

1966 Jun 6-21 Stuttgart (Germany, Fed Rep)Int Fed of Landscape Architects. 10th congress : therole of the landscape architect in the re-arrangementof rural settings.Report. Djambatan, 1968, 30 X 24 cm. In English,French.

1966 Jun 6-25 Varenna (Italy)Int school of physics " Enrico Fermi ". 37th course :theory of magnetism in transition metals.Proceedings. Edited by W Marshall. Academic Press,New York, 1967, 454 p.

1966 Jun 7-10 Strasbourg (France)Council of Europe, European Conference of Local Autho-rities. 6th ordinary session.Report of debates. The Council, Strasbourg, 1966,IX + 114 p.

1966 Jun 28 - Jul 2 Munich (Germany, Fed Rep)Int Dairy Fed. 51st annual meeting.Reports. " Annual Memento 1967 ", the Fed, Brussels,180 p, 30 x 21 cm, tables, stenc. Restricted distribu-tion.

1966 Jul 5-8 Copenhagen (Denmark)Int Planned Parenthood Fed. 5th European and NearEast conference on preventive medicine and familyplanning.

Comptes rendus. IPPF, London, 1967, 293 p, illus. InFrench.

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Reports and Proceedings of International Meetings March 1968

1966 Jul 24-30 Oxford (UK)Int Ornithological Congress. 14th congress.Proceedings. Edited by Dr D W Snow. The Congress,Oxford, 1967, XXIV + 405 p.

1966 Jul 25-29 Vienna (Austria)1966 Dec 12-16 Vienna (Austria)Int Atomic Energy Agency. Study group on co-ordinationof research in the use of neutrons in seed irradiation;working group on recommendations for a neutron seedirradiation programme.Report. IAEA, Vienna, 1932, 122 p. Technical reportsseries, No 76.

1966 Aug 22 - Sep 2 Bangkok (Thailand)United Nations. 4th workshop on problems of budgetreclassification and managementRapport du quatrième groupe d'études sur les problèmesde reclassification et d'administration budgétaires. UN,New York, 1967, 46 p. In French.

1966 Sep 8-10 Leiden (Netherlands)Int Soc of Geographical Pathology. 9th conference :myocardial infarction.Proceedings. Edited by Prof Dr J R Rüttner. S Karger,Basel, 1967, 321 p, 25 X 18, cm, 91, figs, 99 tables.Pathologia et Microbiologia, Vol 30, No 5. In English,French, German.

1966 Sep 9-10 Gothenburg (Sweden)Scandinavian Neurosurgical Soc. 19th annual meeting.Report (abstracts). " Acta Neurologica Scandinavica ",Vol 43, 1967, (separatum), Copenhagen, pp 239-256,24 x 16 cm.

1966 Sep 12-16 Evian (France)Int Social Science Council. Symposium on quantitativeecological analysis in the social sciences.Report. MIT, Cambridge (Mass), 1968.

1986 Sep 26-27 Basel (Switzerland)

Int Union of Pure and Applied Physics. 12th generalassembly.

Report/Procès-verbal. The Union, London, 1967, 47 +45 p, 24 x 16 cm. IUPAP 14. In English, French.

1966 Sep 26 - Oct 4 Geneva (Switzerland)United Nations, Division of Economic and Social Affairs.Study course on the organization and administration ofpublic enterprises.

Rapport du cycle d'études des Nations Unies sur l'orga-nisation et l'administration des entreprises publiques.UN, New York, 1967, 38 p. In French.

1966 Sep 26 - Oct 15 Washington DC (USA)Pan American Health Org. 17th Pan American sanitaryconference; 18th meeting of regional cmt of WHO forthe Americas.Minutes of plenary sessions and cmts. Pan AmericanSanitary Bureau, Washington, 1967, X + 601 p, illus.Official document No 77.

1966 Sep 27 - Oct 4 Teheran (Iran)Inter-Parliamentary Union. 55th conference.Compte rendu. Vol I : documents préliminaires. TheUnion, Geneva, 1967, 214 p, 24 X 16 cm. In French.

1966 Sep 27 - Oct 4. Teheran (Iran)Inter-Parliamentary Union. 55th conference.Compte rendu. Vol II. The Union, Geneva, 1967,XV + 584 p, 24 X 16 cm. In French.

1966 Oct 10-13 Strasbourg (France)Council of Europe. 2nd seminar on int voluntary service:the role of non-governmental orgs in African develop-mentProceedings. The Council, Strasbourg, 1967, 45 p,27 x 21 cm. In English, French.

1966 Oct 10-15 Berlin (Germany, Dem Rep)

Int Org of Journalists. 6th congress.

Proceedings. lOJ, Prague, 1967, 132 p, 20 X 14 cm,illus.

1966 Oct 18-21 Athens (Greece)Org for Economic Co-operation and Development. Intmanagement seminar on emigrant workers returning totheir home country.Rapport final du séminaire patronal : les travailleursémigrés retournant dans leurs pays. OECD, Paris,1967, 122 p, tables. Séminaires int 1966-4. In French.

1966 Oct 23-29 Tokyo (Japan)Int Union against Cancer. 9th congress.Proceedings. Springer Verlag, Berlin, 1967, 2 vols. InEnglish, French.

1966 Oct 24 - Nov 4 Pittsburgh (Pa, USA)United Nations. Inter-regional seminar on developmentpolicies and planning in relation to urbanization.Report. UN, New York, 1967, IV + 74 p.

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1966 Nov 7-9 Lyons (France)World Health Org, Regional Office for Europe. Workinggroup on the teaching of physiology in medical educa-tion.Report. The Office, Copenhagen. 1967, III + 27 p,24 X 19 cm, stenc. Not for sale. EURO 207 (3),

1966 Nov 7-9 Lyons (France)World Health Org, Regional Office for Europe. Workinggroup on the teaching of physiology in medical educa-tion.Rapport. The Office. Copenhagen. 1967, III + 28 p,24 X 19 cm, stenc. Hors commerce. EURO 207 (3).In French.

1966 Nov 7-9 Lyons (France)World Health Org, Regional Office for Europe. Workinggroup on the teaching of physiology in medical educa-tion.Report. The Office, Copenhagen. 1967, III + 28 p,24 X 19 cm, stenc. In Russian.

1966 Nov 21-25 Prague (Czechoslovakia)Int Atomic Energy Agency. Symposium on radioisotopetracers in industry and geophysics.Proceedings. IAEA, Vienna, 1967, 700 p, 24 X 16 cm,301 figs. $14.50; A Sch 375; BF 725; FF 71.10; SF 62.60.Proceedings series. Papers in original English, French,Russian; abstracts in English and original; discussionsin English.

1966 Nov 28 - Dec 7 Bogota (Colombia)United Nations/World Food Program. Seminar on theuse of food aid in projects for economic and socialdevelopment in Latin America and the Caribbean.Report. UN, New York. 1967, 30 p.

1966 Dec 12-16 Vienna (Austria)

Int Atomic Energy Agency. See entry 1956 Jul 25-29.

1967 Jan 18-25 Lomé (Togo)Int Institute of Law of French-speaking Countries. 2ndcongress : the family in African states.Compte rendu. " Revue juridique et politique : Indé-pendance et coopération ", 21° année, No 1, janvier -mars1957, Librairie générale de Droit et de Jurisprudence,Paris, 210 p, 25 X 16 cm. In French.

1987 Jan 18-25 Lomé (Togo)Int Institute of Law of French-speaking Countries. 2ndcongress : the family in African states.Le droit du travail et la famille, par Martin Kirsch;Famille et sécurité sociale en Afrique, par Pierre-François Gonidec. " Revue juridique et politique : Indé-pendance et coopération ", 21° année, No 2, avril-j uin1967, Librairie générale de Droit et de Jurisprudence,Paris, pp 231-262, 263-272, 25 X 16 cm. In French.

1967 Jan 18-25 Lomé (Togo)Int Institute of Law of French-speaking Countries. 2ndcongress : the family in African states.Le droit pénal de la famille dans les Etats africainsd'expression française, par Gilbert Mangin (1° part ie);Le chef de clan et le droit de la famille dans lescoutumes du Bas-Dahomey, par Adrien Houngredjf. " Re-vue juridique et politique ; Indépendance et coopéra-tion ", 21e année. No 4, octobre-décembre 1967, Librairiegénérale de Droit et de Jurisprudence, Paris, pp 589-602,603-624, 25 X 16 cm. In French.

1967 Jan 18-25 Lomé (Togo)Int Institute of Law of French-speaking Countries. 2ndcongress : the family in African states.Le droit pénal de la famille dans les Etats africainsd'expression française, par Gilbert Mangin (2e partie);Le mariage dans la pensée kabré, par M. Verdier; Leprojet de code du mariage et l'abandon du domicileconjugal en Haute-Volta, par M Nikyema. " Revuejuridique et politique : Indépendance et coopération ",22° année, No 1, 1968, Librairie générale de Droit etde Jurisprudence, Paris, 25 X 16 cm. In French.

1967 Jan 30 - Feb 3 Yaounde (Cameroons)Org for Co-ordination and Co-operation in the Controlof Major Endemic Diseases in Centra! Africa. 2ndtechnical conference.

Rapport final. Tome I. The Org, Yaounde, 1967,pp 1-309, 27 x 21 cm, stenc. In French.

1967 Jan 30 - Feb 3 Yaounde (Cameroons)Org for Co-ordination and Co-operation in the Controlof Major Endemic Diseases in Central Africa. 2ndtechnical conference.

Raport final. Tome II. The Org. Yaounde, .1967,pp 311-565, 27 X 21 cm, stenc. In French.

1967 Mar 27 - Apr 1 New Delhi (India)int Social Science Council. Conference on comparativeresearch on social change and regional disparity withinand between nations with special reference to SouthernAsia.

Report. The Council, Paris, 1937, various pagings, 28 X21 cm, stenc.

1967 Mar 28 - Apr 1 Geneva (Switzerland)

United Nations. Conference on olive oil.

Summary proceedings. UN, New York, 1967, 14 p.

1967 Apr 1-5 Toronto (Canada)Inter American Music Council. 5th general assembly :symposium on music education.

Actas, recomendaciones y otros documentos. The Coun-cil, Pan American Union, Washington, 1967, 68 p, 28 X22 cm. 780-ES-7500. In Spanish.

1967 Apr 10-21 Rome (Italy)Associated Country Women of the World. Seminar onbetter living In community, country and continentReport. The Org, London, 1967, 32 p, 23 x 15 cm.

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1967 Apr 11-12 Amsterdam (Netherlands)European Asn of Editors of Biological Periodicals. Foun-dation assembly.Report and constitution. Dr Jan Bures, Institute ofPhysiology, Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences, Prague,1967, 15 p.

1967 Apr Î7-22 . Madrid (Spain)Int Asn for Educational Guidance. Ibero-Americanseminar on educational and vocational guidance.Report/Rapport/Bericht. « Bulletin », No 16, 1967, theAsn, Luxembourg. In English, French, German.

1967 Apr 24-26 London (UK)European Atomic Forum. 3rd congress.Reports and discussions. British Nuclear Forum, London,19S7. Reports in English, French, German; discussionsin English.

1967 Apr 25 - May 8 Kingston (Jamaica)United Nations, Division of Human Rights. Seminaron the effectiveness of civil and political rights at thenational level.Report. UN, New York, 1967, IV + 61 p.

1967 Apr 27-30 Amsterdam (Netherlands)World Wildlife Fund. Congress : nature and man.Lectures. Netherlands national soc, Amsterdam, 1967,55 p, 26 X 14 cm, illus.

1967 May 9 Ghent (Belgium)

Int symposium on phytopharmacy and phytiatry (19th).

Proceedings. Mededelingen Rljksfaculteit Landbouw-wetenschappen, Ghent, 1967, XXXII, No 3/4, pp 253-1061,25 X 16 cm, illus, figs, tables. Papers in original Dutch,English, French, German; summaries in all four langua-ges.

1967 May 9-12 Budapest (Hungary)Trade Unions Int of Chemical, Petroleum and AlliedWorkers. 5th world conference.

Compte rendu. " Bulletin d'information ", special issue,1967, the Int, Budapest, 105 p, 29 x 21 cm. In Frenc.

1967 May 16-27 Bern (Switzerland)Universal Postal Union. Annual session of Executivecouncil.

Report " Union Postale ", 92nd year. No 9, Sep 1967,tnt Bureau of the UPU, Bern. SF 0.80. In Arabic(pp 174-181), Chinese (pp 132-138), English (pp 134-140).French (pp 216-223), German (pp 140-147), Russian (pp142-149), Spanish (pp 140-146).

1967 May 19 Montreal (Canada)Commission on Asian and Far Eastern Affairs of theInt Chamber of Commerce. 15th session.Proceedings, The Commission, Tokyo, 1967.

1967 May 23-24 Dublin (Ireland)Int Union of Food and Allied Workers Asns. Tobaccoworkers' sectional conference.

Procès-verbal. The Union, Geneva, 1967, various paglngs,30 x 21 cm, stenc. In French.

1967 May 30 - Jun 3 Madrid (Spain)Int Olive Oil Council. 16th session.Rapport. Le Conseil, Madrid, 1967, Iv + 28 p + an-nexes, 28 X 22 cm, tables, stenc. Limited distribution.Document COI/R 16-11/28. In French.

1967 Jun 1-12 Budapest (Hungary)Danube Commission. 25th session.Procès-verbaux (No 133-135). The Commission, Buda-pest, 1967, 397 p., 24 X 17 cm. CD/SES 25. In French,Russian.

1967 Jun 2-3 Strasbourg (France)Europa Nostra, Fed of Private Asns for the Preservationof Natural and Historic Monuments and Sites. 4th generalassembly.Proceedings. The Asn, Rome, 1967, 59 p, 29 X 22 cm,stenc. In English, French.

1967 Jun 4-7 Edinburgh (UK)European Fed of Finance House Asns. 7th annualconference.Proceedings. The Fed, Brussels, Nov 1967, 151 +xxii p, 28 X 22 cm, illus, tables. Publication No 9.In English, French, German.

1967 Jun 6-16 Paris (France)

United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Org.Int hydrologlcal decade : 3rd session of the Co-ordina-ting council.Rapport final. Unesco, Paris, 12 Sep 1967, 52 p +13 annexes, 27 X 21 cm, stenc. SC/CS/75/64 (IHD-lll).In French.

1967 Jun 12-17 Stockholm (Sweden)European Nuclear Energy Agency/Org for Economic Co-operation and Development. Symposium on radiationdose measurements, their purpose, interpretation andrequired accuracy in radiological protection.Report. The Agency/Org, Paris, 1967, 597 p, Illus.In English, French.

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1967 Jun 12-21 Amsterdam (Netherlands)Int Cotton Advisory Cmt. 26th plenary meeting.Proceedings. The Cmt, Washington, 1967, 27 X 21, cm.$3. In English; separate French, Spanish editions.

1967 Jun 13 Washington DC (USA)Pan American Health Org. 6th meeting of the advisorycmt on medical research, special session on immunolo-gie aspects of parasitic infections.Proceedings. Pan American Sanitary Bureau, Wash-ington, 1967, v + 166 p, illus. Scientific publicationNo 150.

1967 Jun 18-24 Oslo (Norway)Int Union of Academies. 41st annual meeting of cmt.Compte rendu. The Union. Brussels, 1967, 164 p, 24 X16 cm. BF 20. In French.

1967 Jun 20-21 Libreville (Gabon)Org for Co-ordination and Co-operation in the Controlof Major Endemic Diseases in Central Africa. 3rd inter-state ministerial conference.Rapport final. The Org, Yaounde, 1957, 191 p, 27 X21 cm, illus, stenc. In French.

1967 Jun 21-25 Vienna (Austria)European League for Mental Hygiene. 17th annual meet-ing : instruction and training in mental health for thosewith educational responsibility.Communications. " Santé mentale ", No 3, 1967, Liguefrançaise d'hygiène mentale, Paris, pp 5-12, 28 x 21 cm.FF 2. In French. ^

1987 Jun 29 Brussels (Belgium)European Economic Community. 63rd plenary sessionof the Economic and Social Cmt, on the occasion ofWalter Hallstein's departure.Allocutions. " Bulletin d'Information ", No 3, 1967,EEC, Brussels, 30 p, 30 x 21 cm, stenc. In French.

1967 Jul 6-9 Stockholm (Sweden)Int Cnfed for Disarmament and Peace. World conferenceon Vietnam.

Rapport. Standing Cmt for the World Conferences onVietnam, Vienna, 1967, 15 p. In French.

1967 Jul 6-14 Geneva (Switzerland)Int Bureau of Education/Unesco. 30th conference onpublic education.

Compte rendu analytique des séances plénières, rap-port et recommendations adoptées. The Bureau, Geneva,1967, 188 p, 24 X 16 cm. Publication No 305. In French.

1967 Jul 6-14 Geneva (Switzerland)Int Bureau of Education/Unesco. 30th conférence onHealth education in primary schools (research in com-parative education study). The Bureau, Geneva, 1967,Ixiii + 188 p, 24 X 16 cm. Publication No 304.

1967 Jul 10-15 Moscow (USSR)Int Cmt for Org of Mining Congresses. 5th congress.Report. The Cmt, Warsaw, 1937, 4+ 8 p, 30 x 21 cm.stenc. In separate English, French. German, Polish,Russion editions.

1967 Jul 10-15 Moscow (USSR)Int Cmt for Org of Mining Congresses. 6th congress.Report. " Archives des Mines ", 1967, 32 p, 30 X 21 cm,stenc! In Polish.

1967 Jul 10-15 Moscow (USSR)Int Cmt for Org of Mining Congresses. 6th congress.Report/Rap port/Informe/Bericht " Schlagel und Eisen ",No 9-10, Sep -Oct 1967, Düsseldorf, pp 302-212, 30 X21 cm, illus. In English, French, German, Spanish.

1967 Jul 7-8 Moscow (USSR)Int Cmt for Org of Mining Congresses. 6th congress.Report. " Ugol " (Coal), No 7, 1967, Moscow, 88 p.26 X 21 cm, illus, tables. 60 kopeks. In Russian.

1967 Jul 11-14 Stockholm (Sweden)United Int Bureaux for the Protection of IntellectualProperty. Intellectual property conference.Additional Act of Stockholm, of July 14, 1967, to theMadrid Agreement for the Repression of False orDeceptive Indications of Source on Goods; MadridAgreement concerning the. Int Registration of Marks,Stockholm Act signed on July 14, 1967; complementaryAct of Stockholm, of July 14, 1967, to The HagueAgreement concerning the Int Deposit of IndustrialDesign. " Industrial Property ", 6th year. No 11, Nov1967, BIRPI, Geneva, pp 290-301.

1967 Jul 11-14 Stockholm (Sweden)United Int Bureaux for the Protection of IntellectualProperty. Intellectual property conference.Paris Convention for the Protection of Industrial Property,revisde; reports on the work of main cmts III and IV." Industrial Property ", 6th year, No 9, Sep 1967,BIRPI, Geneva, pp 211-224.

1967 Jul 11-14 Stockholm (Sweden)United Int Bureaux for the Protection of IntellectualProperty. Intellectual property conference.Convention de Paris pour la protection de la propriétéindustrielle, revisée; rapports sur les travaux des Com-missions principales Nos NI et IV. " La Propriétéindustrielle ", 83° année, No 9, septembre 1967, BI RPI,Geneva, pp 219-238. In French.

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1967 Jul 11-14 Stockholm (Sweden)United Int Bureaux for the Protection of IntellectualProperty. Intellectual property conference.Rapport sur les travaux des Commissions principalesNos III et IV. «Le Droit d'Auteur», 80° année. No 1 0.octobre 1967, BIRPI, Geneva, pp 230-238. In French.

1967 Jul 11-14 Stockholm (Sweden)United Int Bureaux for the Protection of IntellectualProperty. Intellectual property conference.Acte de Stockholm du 14 juillet 1967 additionnel à l'ar-rangement de Madrid concernant la répression desindications de provenances fausses ou fallacieuses surles produits; Arrangement de Madrid concernant l'enre-gistrement international des marques, Acte de Stockholmsigné le 14 juillet 1967; Acte de Stockholm du 14 juillet1964 complémentaire à l'Arrangement de La Haye con-cernant le dépôt des dessins et modèles industriels." La Propriété industrielle ", 83° année, No 11, no vem-bre 1967, BIRPI. Geneva, pp 311-322. . In French.

1967 Jul-17-23 Leningrad (USSR)Int conference on the physics of electronic and atomiccollisions.Abstracts. Lauka, Leningrad, 1957, 666 p.

1967 Jul 29 - Aug 5 Malmo (Sweden)Nationless Worldwide Asn. 40th congress.Report. " Sennaciulo ", 38th year, No 749, Oct 1937,Rotterdam, 10 p. In Esperanto.

1967 Aug 2-9 Rotterdam (Netherlands)Universal Esperanto Asn. 52nd universal congress :20th session "o f the Int Summer University.Abstracts. The Asn. Rotterdam, 1967, 15 p. 21 x 15 cm,illus. In Esperanto, Dutch.

1967 Aug 11-17 Seattle (Wash, USA)Boy Scouts World Bureau. 21st world conference.Report. The Bureau, Ottawa, 1967, 95 p, 28 X 22 cm,stenc.

1967 Aug 12-22 Montreal (Canada)Int Co-ordinating Cmt for the Presentation of Scienceand the Development of Out-of-School Scientific Activi-ties. 1st world conference.Rapport. The Cmt, Brussels, 1967, various pagings.28 X 22 cm, stenc. In French.

1967 Aug 15 - Sep 9 Geneva (Switzerland)United Nations Conference on Trade and Development.5th session.

Resolutions and decisions. UN, New York, 1987, iii +9 p, 28 X 22 cm. Trade and Development Board officialrecords. TD/B/159, supplement No 1.

1967 Aug 15 - Sep 9 Geneva (Switzerland)United Nations Conference on Trade and Development.5th session.Résolutions et décisions. UN. New York, 1967. iii +9 p, 28 X 22 cm. Conseil du commerce et du déve-loppement. Documents officiels. TD/B/159, supplé-ment No 1. In French.

1967 Aug 16-25 Montréal (Canada)Int Cnfed of Free Trade Unions. 1st world conferenceon education in the labour movement.Conclusions and statement. " ICFTU bulletin ", Jul-Sep Brussels, pp 1-25, stenc. B/28.

1967 Aug 16-25 Montreal (Canada)Int Cnfed of Free Trade Unions. 1st world conferenceon education in the labour movement.Conclusions et déclarations. " Bulletin de la CISL ".juillet-septembre 1967. ICFTU, Brussels, pp 1-27. stenc.B/28. In French.

1967 Aug 18-20 Green Lake (Wis, USA)Int Asn of Y's Men's Clubs, Inc. 43rd convention.Report. The Asn, Downers Grove, .1967, 44 p, 28 X22 cm, appendices, stenc.

1967 Aug 21-26 Abidjan (Ivory Coast)

African Development Bank. 3rd meeting of Board ofGovernors.Report (1966). The Bank, Abidjan, 1967. v + 23 p,27 X 21 cm, annexes, stenc. Document ADB/BG/lll/3.Limited distribution.

1967 Aug 21-26 Abidjan (Ivory Coast)

African Development Bank. 3rd meeting of Board ofGovernors.Rapport (1966). The Bank, Abidjan, 1967, v + 26 p,27 X 21 cm, annexes, stenc. Document ADB/BG/lll/3.Limited distribution. In French.

1967 Aug 21-26 Ripon (UK)

Int Peace Bureau. Conference : relevance and functionsof the peace movement today.Report. The Bureau, Geneva, 1967, 58 p, 30 + 21 cm,stenc.

1967 Aug 21-28 Wiesbaden (Germany, Fed Rep)Int Fed for Medical Psychotherapy. 7th congress.Abstracts. S Karger, Basel, 1967, 84 p. Psychotherapyand psychosomatlcs, Vol 15, No 1, 1967.

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1967 Aug 24-29 Chicago (Illinois, USA)

Int Hospital Fed. 15th congress.Proceedings. " World Hospitals/L'Hôpital dans le mon-de ", Vol 3, No 4, Oct 1967, Pergamon Press, London,pp 235-302. In English, French; summaries in German,Spanish.

1967 Aug 30 - Sep 6 Madrid (Spain)Int Institute of Refrigeration. 12th congress.Comptes rendus. 1IF, Paris, 4 vols to be published late1968. . . .

1967 Sep 1-2 Uppsala (Sweden)Scandinavian Neurosurgical Soc. 20th annual meeting.Summaries of papers. The Soc, Copenhagen, 1967, 15 p,30 x 21 cm, stenc.

1967 Sep 3-8 Tel Aviv (Israel)Int Dairy Fed. 52nd annual meetings.Reports. " Annual Memento 1968 ", the Fed, Brussels,188 p, 30 x 21 cm, tables, stenc:

1967 Sep 12-20 Montpellier (France)

Int Asn for the Scientific Study of Mental Deficiency.1st congress.Abstracts of papers/Resumes des communications.Excerpta Medica Foundation, Amsterdam, 1967, xv +126 p. $7.50. Int congress series 153. in English,French.

1967 Sep 21-28Vienna, Salzburg, Bad Gastein (Austria)

Int Fed of Thermalism and Climatism. Annual delegates'assembly.

Rapport. The Fed, St Gallen, 1967, 6 p, 30 X 21 cm,stenc. In French.

1967 Sep 25-26 London (UK)Int Graphical Fed. Technical conference.Proceedings. The Fed, Bern, 1968, 84 p, 21 x 15 cm.

1967 Oct 4-6 Brussels (Belgium)ïnt Cnfed of Free Trade Unions. 43rd session of theExecutive Board.

Decisions. " ICFTU Bulletin ", Oct 1967, Brussels,11 p. stenc. B/29.

1967 Oct 4-6 Brussels (Belgium)Int Cnfed of Free Trade Unions. 43rd session of theExecutive Board.Décisions. " Bulletin de la CISL ", octobre 1967,Brussels, 11 p, stenc. B/29. In French.

1967 Oct 9-10 Rome (Italy)Int Council of Scientific Unions. 7th meeting of theExecutive Cmt.Report. The Council, Rome, 1967, 193 p, 21 X 14 cm,annexes. -

1967 Oct 9-12 Washington DC (USA)Asn of Official Analytical Chemists. 81st annual meeting.Papers. " Journal ". Vol 51, 1968, the Asn, Washington,26 x 18 cm, illus.

1967 Oct 9-12 Washington DC (USA)Asn of Official Analytical Chemists. 81st annual meeting.Abstracts. The Asn, Washington, 1967, 26 p, 23 X15 cm.

1967 Oct 9-13 The Hague (Netherlands)World Veterans Fed. 12th general assembly.Report. " World Veteran ", 16th year. No 163, Oct-Dec1967, the Fed, Paris, pp 3-15, illus. $0.50; 3s 9d.

1967 Oct 11-18 Rome (Italy)Permanent Cmt for Int Congresses for the Apostolateof the Laity. 3rd world congress.Actes. Vol I : le peuple de Dieu dans l'itinéraire deshommes. COPECIAL. Rome, mars-avril 1968. $5; FF30; Lire 3,000 (3 vols). In French; separate English,Spanish editions,

1967 Oct 11-18 Rome (Italy)Permanent Cmt for Int Congresses for the Apostolateof the Laity. 3rd world congress.Actes. Vol II : l'homme d'aujourd'hui. COPECIAL,Rome, mai-juin 1968. $5; FF 30; Lire 3,000 (3 vols). InFrench; separate English, Spanish editions.

1967 Oct 11-18 Rome (Italy)Permanent Cmt for Int Congresses for the Apostolateof the Laity. 3rd world congress.Actes. Vol III : les laics dans le renouveau de l'Eglise.COPECIAL, Rome, juillet-août 1968. $5; FF 30; Lire3,000 (3 vols). In French; separate English, Spanisheditions.

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1967 Nov 1-5 Tunis (Tunisia)Int Co-ordinating Cmt for the Presentation of Scienceand the Development of put-of-School Scientific Activi-ties. 6th general assembly.Rapport. The Cmt, Brussels, 1967, iii + 23 p +6 annexes, 28 X 22 cm, stenc. In French.

1967 Nov 10-12 Louvain (Belgium)Int Fed of Institutes for Social and Socio-ReligiousResearch. Symposium : inter-disciplinary reflectionand research in the dialogue between Church andsociety.Compte rendu provisoire : réflexion et recherche Inter-disciplinaires dans le dialogue église-monde. Etabli parF Houtart CIREC, Paris, 1968, v + 203 p, 24 X 16 cm.stenc. In French.

1967 Nov 14-17 Geneva (Switzerland)Int Labour Org. 170th sesion of the Governing Body.Rapport du Secrétaire-général de l'Organisation inter-nationale des employeurs sur la session. The Org,Geneva, Jan 1968, 26 p, 30 X 21 cm, annexes, stenc.Doc 1968/3. In French.

1967 Nov 15 Geneva (Switzerland)

Int Fed of Master-Craftsmen. 38th session of theCouncil.

Procès-verbal. The Fed, Rome, 1988, 14 p, stenc. InFrench.

1967 Nov 21 - Dec 8 Rangoon (Burma)Colombo Plan Council for Technical Co-operation inSouth and South-East Asia. 18th meeting of ConsultativeCmt.

Report. Colombo Plan Bureau, Colombo, 1968, 64 p,23 X 18 cm. Illus.

1967 Nov 22-23 Geneva (Switzerland)fnt Amateur Cycling Fed/Int Cyclists' Union/Int Fed ofProfessional Cycling. Executive cmt meetings andcongresses.

Procès-verbaux. " Le Monde cycliste " + complément,No 64, décembre 1967, the Union, Paris, 6 + 4 p. InFrench.

1967 Nov 23-24 Düsseldorf (Germany, Fed Rep)

Cmt of Agricultural Orgs in the EEC. Extraordinarygeneral assembly.Risoluzione. The Cmt, Brussels, 1967, 10 p, 27 X21 cm, stenc. In Italian; separate Dutch, French, Germaneditions.

1967 Dec 3-5 Berlin (Germany, Dem Rep)Int Fed of Resistance Movements. General council.Rapport. " Résistance unie ", 1968, the Fed, Vienna,stenc. In French.

1967 Dec 3-5 Berlin (Germany, Dem Rep)Int Fed of Resistance Movements. General council.Bericht. " Der Widerstandskämpfer ". 1968, the Fed,Vienna, stenc. In German.

1967 Dec 4-7 Strasbourg (France)Asn of the European Economic Community and theAfrican and Malagasy States. 4th annual parliamentaryconference.Rapport. " Informations ", 1967/6, European Parliament,Luxemburg, 22 p, 21 X 15 cm, illus. In French.

1968 Jun 5-27 Geneva (Switzerland)Int Labour Org. 52nd session of the Conference.Communication : amélioration des conditions de vie etde travail des fermiers, des métayers et des catégoriesanalogues de travailleurs agricoles. ILO, Geneva, 1967,45 p. Rapport IV (1). In French.

1968 Jun 5-27 Geneva (Switzerland)Int Labour Org. 52nd session of the Conference.Paper: labour inspection in agriculture. ILO, Geneva,1967, 77 p. Report V (1).

1968 Jun 5-27 Geneva (Switzerland)Int Labour Org. 52nd session of the Conference.Communication : inspection du travail dans l'agriculture.ILO, Geneva, 1967, 84 p. Rapport V (1). In French.

1968 Jun 5-27 Geneva (Switzerland)Int Labour Org. 52nd session of the Conference.Revision of conventions Nos 24 and 25 concerning sick-ness insurance. ILO, Geneva, 1967, iv + 80 p. ReportVI (1).

1968 Jun 5-27 Geneva (Switzerland)Int Labour Org. 52nd session of the Conference.Revision des conventions Nos 24 et 25 concernant l'assu-rance-maladie. ILO, Geneva, 1967, iv + 89 p. Rap-port VI (1). In French.

1969 Sep 1-4Societas Liturgica. Int conferecne.Preparatory document No 1 : post-Conciliar renewal oflanguage In Roman Catholic worship. The Soc. Lis-more, 1968, 6 p, 29 x 21 cm, stenc.

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Volume 8, No. 3 Bibliographical Currant List of Papon,

Academies 67 Jun 18-24.

Adjuvants of immunity 66 Mar 30 -Apr 2.

Agriculture 68 Jun 5-27.

— (Europe) 67 Nov 23-24.

Analytical chemists 67 Oct 9-12.

Atomic collisions 67 Jul 17-23.— energy (Europe) 67 Apr 24-26;

67 Jun 12-17.

Bank, development (Africa) 67 Aug21-26.

Biological periodicals, editors (Eu-rope) 67 Apr 11-12.

Budget management (UN) 66 Aug22 - Sep 2.

Bures, Dr Jan 67 Apr 11-12.

Cancer 66 Oct 23-29.

Chemical workers 67 May 9-12.

Chemists, analytical 67 Oct 9-12.

Church and society 67 Nov 10-12.

Colombo plan 67 Nov 21 - Dec 8.

Commerce (Asia/Far East) 67 May19.

Comparative research, social scien-ce (S Asia) 67 Mar 27 - Apr 1.

Cotton 67 Jun 12-21.

Council of Europe— local authorities 66 Jun 7-10.

— NGOs and African develop-

ment 66 Oct 10-13.

Craftsmen 67 Nov 15.

Cycling 67 Nov 22-23.

Dairy 66 Jun 28 - Jul 2; 67 Sep 3-8.

Danube 67 Jun 1-12.

Desalination, water 65 Sep 22 - Oct

2; 65 Oct 3-9.

Development bank (Africa) 67 Aug21-26.

Disarmament 67 Jul 6-9.Diseases, control (C Africa) 67 Jan30 - Feb 3; 67 Jun 20-21.

— transmissible 65 Jun 21-22.

Ecological analysis, social science66 Sep 12-16.

Education in the labour movement67 Aug 16-25.

Educational guidance 67 Apr 17-22.

EEC, Africa/Madagascar 67 Dec4-7.

— Economic and Social Cmt, 67Jun 29.

Electronic collisions 67 Jul 17-23.

Employers (ILO) 67 Nov 14-17.

Esperanto 67 Jul 29 - Aug 5; 67Aug 2-9.

Europa nostra 67 Jun 2-3.

Family, law (Africa) 67 Jan 18-25.— social security (Africa) 67 Jan

18-25.— working rights (Africa) 67 Jan

18-25.

Family planning 66 Jul 5-8.

FAO— forest diseases and insects

64 Jui 20-29.

Finance houses (Europe) 67 Jun 4-7.

Food program (L America/Carib-bean) 66 Nov 28 - Dec 7.

Forestry, diseases and insects 64Jul-20-29.

Geophysics, radioisotope tracers66 Nov 21-25.

Glaucoma 66 Mar 24-28.

Gonidec, Pierre-François 67 Jan18-25.

Graphics, printing trade unions 67Sep 25-26.

Hague agreement, industrial design67 Jul 11-14.

Health (America) 66 Sep 26 - Oct15; 67 Jun 13.

— education, schools 67 Jul 6-14.

Hénnessen, W W 66 Mar 30 - Apr 2.

Hospitals 67 Aug 24-29.

Houngredji, Adrien 67 Jan 18-25.

Houtart, F 67 Nov 10-12.

Human rights 67 Apr 25 - May 8.

Hydrology (Unesco) 67 Jun 6-16.

IAEA— radioisotope tracers 66 Nov

21-25.— research reactors, utilization

65 Nov 15-19.— seed irradiation 66 Jul 25-29.

Ikic, D 66 Mar 30 - Apr 2.

ILO— agriculture 68 Jun 5-27.— Governing Body 67 Nov 14-17.— sickness insurance 68 Jun 5-

27.

Immunity, adjuvants 66 Mar 30 -Apr 2.

Immunology, parasitic infections(America) 67 Jun 13.

Industrial design, Hague agreement67 Jul 11-14.

— property, Paris convention 67Jui 11-14.

Industry, radioisotope tracers 66Nov 21-25.

Insurance, sickness 68 Jun 5-27.

Intellectual property 67 Jul 11-14.

Isotope tracers, radio 66 Nov 21-25.

Journalists 66 Oct 10-15.

Kay, A E 65 Nov 22-26.

Kirsch, Martin 67 Jan 18-25. •

Labour, human problems 65 Oct23-25.

— movement, education 67 Aug16-25.

Laity, apostolate 67 Oct 11-18.

Landscape architects 66 Jun 6-21.

Language, worship 69 Sep 1-4.

Law, family (Africa) 67 Jan 18-25.— French-speaking countries 67

Jan 18-25.

Leisure 65 Oct 23-25.

Liturgy 69 Sep 1-4.

Living in the comunity 67 Apr 10-21.

Local authorities (Europe) 66 Jun7-10.

Madrid agreement, marks of origin67 Jul 11-14.

Magnetism, transition metals 66 Jun6-25.

Mangin, Gilbert 67 Jan 18-25.

Marriage (Africa) 67 Jan 18-25.

Marshall, W 66 Jun 6-25.

Medical education, physiology 66Nov 7-9.

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Medicine, preventive 66 Jul 5-8.

Mental deficiency 67 Sep 12-20.— health, education 67 Jun 21-25.

Metals, magnetism 66 Jun 6-25.

Microbiological standardization 65Mar 30 - Apr 2.

Mining 67 Jul 7-8; 67 Jul 10-15.

Monuments and sites, preservation(Europe) 67 Jun 2-3.

Music (America) 67 Apr 1-5.

Myocardial infarction 66 Sep 8-10.

Nationless Esperantists 67 Jul 29 -Aug 5.

Natural selection, transmissibledisease 67 Jun 21-2.

Neurosurgery (Scandinavia) 65 Sep9-10; 67 Sep 1-2.

NGOs, African development 66 Oct10-13.

Nikyema 67 Jan 18-25.

Nuclear energy (Europe) 67 Apr24-26; 67 Jun 12-17.

OECD— emigrant workers returninghome 66 Oct 18-21.

— radiation 67 Jun 12-17.

Olive oil 67 May 30 - Jun 3.— (UN) 67 Mar 28 - Apr 1.

Ornithology 66 Jul 24-30.

Parasitic infection (America) 67 Jun13.

Parenthood, planned 66 Jul 5-8.

Paris convention, industrial property67 Jul 11-14.

Parliaments 65 Sep 27 - Oct 4.

Pathology, geographical 66 Sep 8-10.

Peace 67 Jul 6-9; 67 Aug 21-26.

Petroleum workers 67 May 9-12.

Physics, electronic/atomic collisions67 Jul 17-23.

— pure and applied 66 Sep 26-27.

Physiology, medical education 66Nov 7-9.

Phytopharmacy and phytiatry 67May 9.

Plutonium 65 Nov 22-26.

Post 67 May 16-27.

Psychotherapy, medical 67 Aug 21-28.

Public education 67 Jul 6-14.— enterprises 66 Sep 26 - Oct 4.

Radiation measurements 67 Jun 12-17.

Radioisotope tracers, industry andgeophysics 66 Nov 21-25.

Radiological protection 67 Jun 12-17.

Reactors, research utilization 65Nov 15-19.

Refrigeration 67 Aug 30 - Sep 6.

Regamey, R H 66 Mar 30 - Apr 2.

Resistance movements 67 Dec 3-5.

Rural planning, landscape architects66 Jun 6-21.

Rüttner, Prof Dr J R 66 Sep 8-10.

Sampaolesi, R 66 Mar 30 - Apr 2.

Schools, health education 67 Jul6-14.

Science, presentation 67 Aug 12-22;67 Nov 1-5.

Scientific activities, out-of-school67 Aug 12-22; 67 Nov 1-5;

— unions 67 Oct 9-10.

Scouts, Boy 67 Aug 11-17.

Seed irradiation 66 Jul 25-29.

Snow, Dr D W 66 Jul 24-30.

Social science 66 Sep 12-16; 67

Mar 27 - Apr 1.

Surgery, neurological (Scandinavia)

66 Sep 9-10; 67 Sep 1-2.

Thermalism, climatism 67-Sep 21-28.

Tobacco workers 67 May 23-24.

Trade and development (UN) 67Aug 15 - Sep 9.

— unions, education 67 Aug 16-25.

— free 67 Aug 16-25; 67 Oct 4-6.— printing 67 Sep 25-26.

Trademarks 67 Jul 11-14UN

— budget management 66 Aug22 - Sep 2.

— food aid (L America/Carib-bean) 66 Nov 28 - Dec 7.

— human rights 67 Apr 25 -May 8.

— olive oil 67 Mar 28 - Apr 1.— public enterprises 66 Sep 26

- Oct 4.— trade and development 67 Aug

15 - Sep 9.— urbanization and planning 66

Oct 24 - Nov 4.— water desalination 65 Sep 22

- Oct 2.

UNESCO— health education 67 Jul 6-14.

— hydrology 67 Jun 6-16.

Ungar, J 66 Mar 30 - Apr 2.

Urbanization, planning 66 Oct 24

— Nov 4.

Verdier 67 Jan 18-25.

Veterans 67 Oct 9-13.

Vietnam 67 Jul 6-9.

Vocational guidance 67 Apr 17-22.

Voluntary service (Africa) 66 Oct10-13.

Waldron, MB 65 Nov 22-26.

Water desalination 65 Sep 22 -Oct 2; 65 Oct 3-9.

WHO— physiology, medical education

66 Nov 7-9.

Wildlife 67 Apr 27-30.

Women, country 67 Apr 10-21.

Workers, emigrant (OECD) 66 Oct18-21.

Y's men 67 Aug 18-20.

The UAI wishes to express its gratitude to the many international organizations who send in, on publication, thereports of their international meetings, as well as the Library of Congress and the Columbus Memorial Library inWashington, the Deutsche Staatsbibliothek Berlin, the Bibliothèque Royale of Belgium, the University Library of Helsinki(Finland), the National Library of Canada, the Biblioteca Nacional de Lisboa (Portugal), the Library of the InternationalAtomic Energy Agency in Vienna, and the Scientific Information Institute of the Academy of Sciences USSR for theirvaluable co-operation.

The Union of International Associations wishes to thank the National Science Foundation of the United States forthe financial assistance It gave with respect to the preparation and publication of this bibliography during the firstthree years.

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Publications devoted to international orga-nization in general. Research and work byor on intergovernmental organizations. Re-search and work by or on international nongovernmental organizations.

This bibliography does not mention the proceedingsof international meetings. These are given by theUIA in its " Bibliographical Current List of Papers,Reports and Proceedings of International Meetings "(see pages 185-196 in this issue) and its annual biblio-graphies of proceedings of international meetings.

Ouvrages généraux sur l'organisation inter-nationales. Etudes et travaux par ou sur lesorganisations inter gouvernementales, par ousur les organisations internationales non gou-vernementales.

Cette chronique bibliographique ne mentionne pasles comptes rendus des réunions internationales. Leurdescription est donnée par l'UAI dans sa « Bibliogra-phie courante des documents, comptes rendus et actesdes réunions internationales » (voir pages de couleur)et ses Bibliographies annuelles des comptes rendusdes réunions internationales.

1. Research and Work by Intergovernmental OrganizationsEtudes et Travaux des Organisations Intergouvernementales

Association Européenne de Libre Echange.Examen annuel des échanges agricolesde l'AELE 1967. Genève, le Secrétariat del'Association européenne de libre échange,1967, 24 X 16 cm., 58 p., tabl., graph.

Association Européenne de Libre Echange.Septième rapport annuel de l'AssociationEuropéenne de Libre-Echange. Genève,l'E.F.T.A., 1967, 23,5 X 16 cm., 54 p.

Banque des règlements internationaux. Trente-septième rapport annuel » 1er avril 1966 -31 mars 1967. Bale, la Banque, 1967, 29,5 X21 cm., 226 p., tabl., graph.

Banque Internationale pour la Reconstructionet le Développement/Association Internatio-nale de Développement. Banque Mondiale etIDA. Rapport annuel 1966-1967. Paris, la Ban-que Mondiale et IDA, s.d., 27,5 X 21 cm.,77 p., tabl., graph.

Bureau International d'Education. Bibliogra-phie pédagogique annuelle du, Bureau Inter-national d'Education, Genève, Bureau Inter-

national d'Education, 1965, 24 X 15,5 cm.,Publication n° 295, 212 p., Index alphabéti-que.

Bureau International de la Cour Permanented'Arbitrage. Rapport du conseil administratifde la Cour Permanente d'Arbitrage sur lestravaux de la Cour, sur le fonctionnement desservices administratifs et sur les dépenses del'exercice 1966. 66e année. La Haye, le BureauInternational de la Cour permanente d'arbi-trage, 1967, 33,5 X 21,5 cm., 40 p., tabl.

Central Treaty Organization. MultilateralTechnical Cooperation Fund. A Unique andSuccessful Experiment in Cooperative Tech-nical Assistance, Ankara, CENTO, s.d.,20,5 X 13 cm., 12 p., photos.

Centre du Commerce International du GATT.L'étude des marchés d'exportation des paysde développement. Genève, le Centre du Com-merce International du GATT, 1967, 28 X22 cm., iii + 85 p., report., note bibl., sché-mas.


Centre International de l'Enfance. Rapportprésenté par le Directeur Général à la Réu-nion du Conseil d'Administration à Paris les10 et 11 mars 1967. Paris, le Centre Interna-tional de l'Enfance, 1967, 27 X 21 cm., 37 p.,tabl.

The Colombo Plan for Co-operative EconomieDevelopment in South and South-East Asia.Commemorative Volume. Karachi, the Co-lombo Plan, 1966, 23,5 X 18 cm., 17th mee-ting of the Colombo Plan Consultative Com-mittee, 76 p., photos.

Plan de Colombo. Horizons nouveaux. L'ac-tion du Plan de Colombo. Le Plan de Co-lombo, 1966, 24,5 X 15 cm., photos.

Commission Océanographique Intergouver-nementale. La Commission océanographiqueintergouvernementale (cinq années d'activité).Paris, l'UNESCO, 1967, 26,5 X 21 cm., Sérietechnique n° 2. 43 p., cartes, graph., Prix :$-l; 5/- (stg.); FF 3,50.

Communauté Economique Européenne. Com-mission. Dixième rapport général sur l'acti-vité de la Communauté (1er avril 1966 -31 mars 1967). Bruxelles, la CEE, 1967, 23 X16 cm., 430 p., tabl., Prix : FF. 7,50; FB. 75,-;DM. 6,-; Lit. 930; Fl. 5,40; £0.10.9; $1,50.

Communauté Economique Européenne. Com-mission. Introduction au dixième rapport gé-néral sur l'activité de la Communauté (1er

avril 1966 - 31 mars 1967). Luxembourg, laC.E.E., 1967, 23 X 17 cm., Supplément au bul-letin n° 7-1967, 48 p., Prix par supplément :FF 1,50; FB 15.-; DM. 1,20; Lit. 180; FI, 1,10;£ 0.2.6; $ 0,30.

Communauté Economique Européenne/Euro-paische Wirtschaftsgemeinschaft/ CommunitaEconomica/Europese Economische Gemeen-schap. La Coopération agricole dans la C.E.E.(Etude n° 21 - Série Agriculture). Bruxelles,la C.E.E., 1967, 27 X 20 cm., 233 p., Prix :FF. 30; FB. 300; DM. 23; Lit. 3.750; Fl. 22,-;£ 2.30; $ 6.00.

Editions en allemand, italien, néerlandais etanglais.

Communauté Européenne du Charbon et del'Acier. Haute Autorité. 15e rapport généralsur l'activité de la Communauté (1er février1966 - 31 janvier 1967). Luxembourg, la C.E.C.A., 1967, 23 X 15 cm., 15e rapport, 451 p.,tabl., graph., Prix : FF. 15,-; FB. 150,-; DM.12,-; Lire 1.870; Fl. 11,-.

Communauté Européenne du Charbon et del'Acier. Chronologie des années 1950-1966 dela Communauté Européenne du Charbon etde l'Acier. Luxembourg, la C.E.C.A., 1967,24 X 18 cm., vol. n° 68, p., bibl. sommaire.

Conseil d'Association entre le Gouvernementdu Royaume-Uni de Grande-Bretagne et d'Ir-lande du Nord et la Haute Autorité de laCommunauté Européenne du Charbon et del'Acier. Onzième rapport annuel - 1er janvier1966/15 janvier 1967. Bruxelles, la C.E.E.,1967, 23 X 14,5 cm., 43 p., tabl.

Communauté Européenne du Charbon et del'Acier. Haute Autorité. Rapport financierpour l´année 1966. Luxembourg, la C.E.C.A.,1967, 29,5 X 21 cm., n° 12, 23 p. + annexes,tabl.

Conseil de l'EuropeConseil de la Coopération Culturelle et FondsCulturel. Rapport annuel 1966. Strasbourg, leConseil de l'Europe, 1967, 23 X 15 cm., 96 p.,tabl., photos.

Conseil de la Coopération Culturelle. Les édu-cateurs d'adultes - Statut, recrutement et for-mation professionnelle. Strasbourg, le Conseilde la Coopération culturelle du Conseil del'Europe, 1966, 23 X 15,5 cm., Série « L'édu-cation en Europe » - série III - Educationextra-scolaire - n° 5, 118 p., Prix : FF. 6,-;£ 8/6; US. $ 3.00.

Existe en langue anglaise, sous le titre :Workers in Adult Education - Their status,recruitment and professional training.

Fozzard P.R. Activités para-scolaires et édu-cation civique. Strasbourg, le Conseil de laCoopération Culturelle du Conseil de l'Eu-rope, 1967, 26,5 X 20,5 cm., 57 p., Prix : 3 FF.

Fozzard P.R. Out-of-Class Activities and CivicEducation. Strasbourg, Council for CulturalCo-operation of the Council of Europe, 1967,26,5 X 20,5 cm., 55 p., Price : 3 FF., sterlingarea : 4/6; S.US. 1,50.


Luft, E. Les auxiliaires audio-visuels dans lespays en voie de développement. Strasbourg,

le Conseil de la Coopération culturelle duConseil de l'Europe, 1966, 27 X 21 cm., vol.SC/IV/4, 31 p., prix: FF. 3,-; £ 4/6; DS.$ 3.00.

Existe en tangue anglaise sous le titre : Audio-Visual Aids in Developing European Countries.

Roger, Yves. Le cycle d'observation et d'orien-tation. Strasbourg, le Conseil de la Coopéra-tion Culturelle du Conseil de l'Europe, 1967,23 X 15,5 cm., Collection « L'Education enEurope », Série II - Enseignement général ettechnique - n° 7, 140 p., tabl., graph., Prix :6 FF.

Existe en langue anglaise : The Observationand Guidance Period. Price : 3 US dollars.

European Conference of Ministers of Trans-port. Thirteenth Annual Report. Paris, theE.C.M.T., 1967, 24 X 15,5 cm., 81 p., tabl.,graph.

Conférence Européenne des Ministres desTransports. Treizième rapport annuel. Paris,la C.E.M.T., 1967, 24 X 15,5 cm., 87 p., tabl.

Food and Agriculture Organization of theUnited Nations. Terminology and ReferenceSection. Translation Branch. Publications Di-vision. Dictionaries, Glossaries, Nomenclatu-res and Terminology Bulletins available inthe Terminology Reference Library/Diction-naires, Glossaires, Nomenclatures et Bulle-tins de terminologie disponibles à la Biblio-thèque de terminologie et références /Diccio-narios, Glosarios, Nomenclatures y Boletinesde Terminologia disponibles en la Bibliotecade Terminologia y Referenda. - 1966-1967.Rome, the F.A.O., 1967, 27,5 X 21,5 cm., PU :Bib. 1, iii + 51 p.

Organisation des Nations Unies pour l'Ali-mentation et l'Agriculture. La faim mondialede protéines. Importance de la productionanimale. Railway (USA), la F.A.O., s.d., 23 X22,5 cm., 91 p., photos.

Organisation des Nations Unies pour l'Ali-mentation et l'Agriculture. La situation mon-diale de l'alimentation, et de l´agriculture1967. Situation et perspectives mondiales. Me-sures propres à stimuler ou à décourager laproduction agricole dans les pays en. voies

de développement. Aménagement des ressour-ces halieutiques. Rome, la F.A.O., 1967, 28 X21,5 cm., C. 67/4, viii + 223 p., tabl., graph.,Prix : FF. 19,25; S 5,50.

Organisation des Nations Unies pour l'Ali-mentation et l'Agriculture. Conseil. Examende la structure générale de l'organisation. No-te d'envoi du Directeur général. Rapport del´équipe chargée de l'étude. Recommanda-tions du Directeur général. Rome, la F.A.O.,1967, 27,5 X 22 cm., Cl. 49/16 (Point 6 del'ordre du jour - 49e session, Rome, 30-10-1967), iii + 96 p., Annexe : organigrammesimplifié.

Groupe de la Banque Mondiale. Le groupe dela Banque Mondiale à l´œuvre. Paris, leGroupe de la Banque Mondiale, 1967, 29,5 X22 cm., 35 p., photos.

Existe en langue anglaise : The World BankGroup at Work.

Inter-American Development Bank. SeventhAnnual Report 1966. Washington, the Inter-American Development Bank, 1967, 28 X21,5 cm., 147 p., tabl., graph., photos.

Inter-American Development Bank. Activi-ties 1961-1966. The Inter-American Develop-ment Bank, 26,5 X 20 cm., xii + 133 p.,tabl., maps, photos.

Inter-American Juridical Committee. Workaccomplished by the Inter-American juridi-cal committee during its 1966 regular mee-ting (July-October). Washington, Pan Ameri-can Union, 1967, 27 X 21,5 cm., OAS Offi-cial Records - OEA/Ser.I/VI.2 (English) -CIJ-86, vi + 156 p., Price : S 0.10.

Inter-American Statistical Institute. ProgressReport on the Activities of the Inter AmericanStatistical Institute. Washington, Journal ofthe Inter American Statistical Institute, 1965,22,5 X 17 cm., Vol. XXIII - n° 89, /Supplé-ment/, pp. 881 à 958, tabl.

Inter-American Tropical Tuna Commission.Annual Report 1966/Comisiom Interameri-cana del Atun Tropical. Informe Anual 1966.La Jolla, California, the Inter-American Tro-pical Tuna Commission, 1967, 25,5 X 17 cm.,138 p., tabl., graph.


Intergovernmental Committee for EuropeanMigration/Comité Intergouvememental pourles Migrations Européennes. People for pro-gress/Les hommes du progrès. Genève,l'IC.M./C.I.M.E., 1967, 29,5 X 21 cm., n° 3,16 p., photos.

International Civil Aviation Organization.Annual Report of the Council to the Assem-bly for 1966. Supporting Documentation forthe Sixteenth Session of the Assembly. Mon-treal, the I.C.A.O., 1967, 26 X 20 cm., Doc.8660 AI6-P/2, 154 p., tabl., graph., Price :US.S 2.50.

International Commission on Whaling. Seven-teenth Report of the Commission (coveringthe seventeenth year 1st June, 1965 to 31stMay, 1960). London, the Office of the Com-mission, 1967, 24 X 15,5 cm., 137 p., tabl.,maps.

International Monetary Fund. EighteenthAnnual Report. Exchange Restrictions.Washington, the International MonetaryFund, 1967, 23 X 15 cm., x + 717 p.

International North Pacific Fisheries Com-mission. Annual Report 1965. Vancouver, theInternational North Pacific Fisheries Com-mission, 1967, 26,5 X 21 cm., iii + 129 p.,tabl., graph.

International North Pacific Fisheries Com-mission. Annual Report 1966. Vancouver, theInternational North Pacific Fisheries Com-mission, 1967, 26,5 X 21 cm., iii + 117 p.,tabl., graph, maps.

International Sugar Council. Sugar Year Hook1966. London, the I.S.C., 1966, 4 X 9 cm.,vi + 364 p., tabl., Price : £ 2 Os. Od.

International Tea Committee. Annual Bulle-tin, of Statistics 1967. London, the I.T.C., 1967,29,5 X 24 cm., 56 p., abl.

International Wheat Council. Annual Report1966/67. London, the International WheatCouncil, 1968, 23,5 X 15 cm., 28 p., tabl.

International Wheat Council/Conseil Inter-national du Blé/Consejo International delTrigo. Review of the World Wheat Situa-tion/Etude de la situation mondiale du blé/Examen de la situation triquera mundial -1966/67. London, the International Wheat

Council, 1968, 27,5 X 21,5 cm., 89 p., tabl.,graph.

Foreword, Contents, Summary and Con-elusions in English, French, Spanish and Rus-sian.

Klawe, Witold L. and Miyake Makoto Peter.An Annotated Bibliography on the Biologyand Fishery of the Skipjack Tuna, Katsuwo-nus Pelamis, of the Pacific Ocean/BibliografiaAnotada sobre la Biologia y la Pesca delBarrilete, Katsuivonus Pelamis, del OceanoPacifico. La Jolla, Inter-American TropicalTuna Commission/Comision Interamericanadel Atun Tropical. 1967, 25 X 17 cm., Bulle-tin/Boletin - Vol. 12, n° 4, pp. 139 à 363.

Organisation de Coopération et de Développe-ment Economiques. Agence Européenne pourl'Energie Nucléaire. Législations nucléaires.Etude analytique. Responsabilité civile nu-cléaire. Paris, l'O.C.D.E., 1967, 24 X 15,5 cm.,81 p., Prix : FF. 9,-; FS. 9,-; DM. 7,50; 14 s.;$ 2,30.

Organisation de Coopération et de Dévelop-pement Economiques/Organisation for Eco-nomie Co-Operation and Development. Cata-logue des sources bibliographiques disponi-bles au Service de Documentation-Bibliothè-que au 1er janvier 1967/ Catalogue of Biblio-graphie Aids in the collection of the Docu-mentation Service-Library as of 1st January,1967. Paris, l´O.E.C.D./O.C.D.E., 1967, 29 X20 cm., v + 63 p.; bibl., index géogr.

Organisation des Nations Unies pour l'Educa-tion, la Science et la Culture. Le rôle du fac-teur humain dans le développement des paysnouvellement indépendants, avec bibliogra-phie annotée. Paris, UNESCO, 1967, 27 X21 cm., 117 p., Bibliogr., Index géogr.

Organisation Européenne et Méditerranéennepour la Protection des Plantes/Enropean andMediterranean Plant Protection Organisation.Rapport annuel 1966-67 Annual Report. Pa-ris, l´O.E.P.P., 1967, 24 X 15,5 cm., Série C.n° 17, 41 p.

Protin, R. Situation de la Viticulture dans lemonde en 1965. Paris, Office International dela Vigne et du Vin - 11, rue Roquépine, Pa-ris 8e., 1966, 24 X 16 cm., extrait du « Bulle-tin de l'O.I.V. » n° 428 - d'octobre 1966, pp.1206 à 1247, tabl.


Société Européenne pour le Financement deMatériel Ferroviaire. Rapport Annuel 1966.Bale, EUROFIMA, 1967, 30 X 21 cm., 10e

exercice social, 27 p., graph., tabl.

Société Financière Internationale. Rapportannuel 1966-1967. Paris, la S.F.I., 1967, 27,5 X21 cm., 37 p., tabl.

UNESCO. Teachers for Africa/Professeurspour FAfrique. Paris, l'Unesco, 1967, 27 X21 cm., Vol. n° 6, 49 p.

Union PanamericanaCardona, Carlos Rainirez. La AdministrationPublica como Instrumente del Desarrollo.Colombia. Washington, Union Panamericana,1967, 27 X 21 cm., x + 96 p., tabl., Price :S 0.50.

Union Panamericana. Aspectos sociales de lapoblation en America Latina. Washington,the Union Panamericana, 1965, 21 X 18,5 cm.,Revista interamericana de ciencias sociales,segunda época, volumen 3 - numéro 3, ii +148 p., tabl.

Union Pan Americana. Anuario del Desarrollode la Education, la Ciencia y la Cultura enAmerica Latina 1964. Washington, Union PanAmericana, 1966, 27,5 X 22 cm., vii + 232 p.,tabl., Price : S 0.50.

Union Panamericana, Corrientes de la Edu-cation superior en America. Washington, De-partamento de Asuntos Educatives, UnionPanamericana, 1966, 27 X 21 cm., vi + 122 p.,tabl., Price : $ 0,50.

Pan American Union. Inter-American Treatiesand Conventions. Signatures, ratifications,and deposits with explanatory notes. Was-hington, the Pan American Union, 1966,27 X 21 cm., Treaty Series n° 9, x + 160 p.,tabl., Price : $ 0.75.

Union Panamericana. La alianza para el pro-greso y las perspectivas de desarrollo de Ame-rica Latina. Washington, Union Panameri-cana, Secretaria General, Organizacion de los

Estados Americanas, 1967, 27 X 21 cm., Exa-men del primer quinquenio, 1961-1965, ix +199 p., tabl., Price : $ 3.00.

Union Panamericana. La orientation educa-tiva y profesional en Chile, Guatemala, Pana-ma y Venezuela. Washington, Union Pana-mericana, Departamento de Asuntos Educa-tives, 1967, 27 X 21 cm., iii + 114 p., tabl.,Price : S 1.00.

Union Panamericana. Reforma TributariaPara America Latina III Modela de CodigoTributario. Preparado para el Programa Con-junto de Tribulation OEA/BID. Washington,Union Panamericana, 1967, 27 X 21 cm.,xiii + 162 p., bibl., Priée : $.2.00.

Union Panamericana. - Institute Interameri-cano de Estadistica. America en Cifras 1965.Situation cultural : Education y otros Aspec-tos Culturales. Washington, 1967, 27 X 21 cm.,x + 263 p., bibl., tabl., Price : $ 1.00.

Union Panamericana. Instituto Interameri-cano de Estadistica. Secretaria General. Ame-rica en Cifras 1965. Situation Economica. 5.Precios, Salarias, Consuma y Otros. Washing-ton, Union Panamericana, 1967, 27 X 21 cm.,xii + 162 p., bibl., index, tabl., Price : $.1.00.

Weitz, Raanan. Programmation del desarrollorégional. Washington, Union Panamericana,Secretaria General, Organizacion de los Esta-dos Americanos, 1966, 21 X 18 cm., estudiosy monografias, XVIII, 86 p., Prix : $.0.75.

United Nations Children's Fund. GeneralProgress Report of the Executive Director.New York, United Nations, 1967, 28 X21,5 cm., E/ICEF/558, 82 p. + annex, tabl.

United Nations Industrial Development Orga-nization. Rules of Procedure of the IndustrialDevelopment Board. New York, the UnitedNations, 1967, 23 X 14,5 cm., v + 29 p.,Price : S U.S. 0.75.

United Nations Institute for Training & Re-search. Report of the Executive Director onthe UNITAR Research. The Unitar, 1967,1967, 27 X 21 cm., stenc. Unitar/Ex/8, p. +12 annexes, tabl.


2. Miscellaneous - Divers

Ankcr-Ording, Aake. Betriebs-demokratie inNorwegen. Weg zür sozialistischen Gesell-schaft. Preface par Prof. Dr. Peter von Oert-zen. Frankfurt a.m., Europäische Verlags-anstalt, 1966, 20,5 X 12,5 cm., 132 p., graph.

Belgique. Ministère de l'Education Nationaleet de la Culture. Enquête relative à la for-mation, professionnelle des jeunes handicapésde rouie dans quelques pays de civilisationoccidentale. La Commission Nationale belgede l'UNESCO, s.d., 24 X 16 cm., 140 p.

Centro Italiano di Ricerche e Documènta-zione. Italie 1966 Annuario dell' economiadela politica della cultura. Milano, Etas Kom-pass S.p-A., 1966, 24 X 18 cm., Prima edi-zione, 1191 p., Indice, bibl., tabl., Prix : Lit.8.000.

Comité de la Qualité Française. Made inFrance Magazine. Préface de M. Michel De-bré, Ministre de l'Economie et des Finances,Paris, le Comité de la Qualité Française,1967, 24 X 16 cm., encyclopédie de la qua-lité française, 6e édition, 680 p., photos, Prix:en France : 50 FF.; à l'étranger : 35 FF.

Demol Ch. Vous saurez tout sur les « Rela-tions Publiques » (Les relations humaines ausein et autour de l'entreprise). Bruxelles, lesEditions C.I.B., s.d., 21 X 13 cm., p. 274.

Espana. Subsecretaria de Turismo. Promociondel Turismo. Madrid, le Subsecretaria de Tu-rismo, 1966, 21.5 X 15,5 cm., 172 p.

France. Ministère des Affaires Etrangères. Di-rection des Services d'Information et dePresse. La politique étrangère de la France.Textes et documents 1966. Paris, La docu-mentation française. Secrétariat général duGouvernement. Direction de la Documenta-tion, 1967, 30,5 X 21 cm., Notes et étudesdocumentaires n° 3384 à 3387, 307 p., Index.

Hôtel Sales Management Association. 1967-68H.S.M.A. Hôtel Motel Directory and facilitiesGuide. New York, the H.S.M.A., 1967, 22 X10,5 cm., 307 p., alphabetical Indexes ofHSMA Membership.

International Agrarisch Centrum. Jaurverslag1966. Wageningen, International AgrarischCentrum, 1967, 29,5 X 20,5 cm., 47 p., illus-traties, tabl., graph.

Mettrick Hal. Aid in Uganda-Agriculture.London, The Overseas Development InstituteLtd., 1967, 21,5 X 14 cm., 135 p., abbr., index,maps, tabl., Price : 20 s Od.

National Academy of Sciences. National Aca-demy of Engineering. National ResearchCouncil. Organization and Members 1965-1966. Washington, NAS/NAE/NRC, 1966,22,5 X 15 cm., 168 p., index.

National Academy of Sciences. National Re-search Council. Annual Report. Fiscal Year1963-64. Washington, National Academy ofSciences, 1967, 23 X 14,5 cm., Senate Docu-ment n° 31, vii + 276 p., tabl.

National Science Foundation. Nonconventio-nal Scientific & Technical Information Sys-tems in Current Use. Washington, the Natio-nal Science Foundation, 1966, 23 X 15 cm,,Vol. n° 4, xxx + 558 p., Index of individualsand authors, Classified Equipment Index, Sys-tem Size Index, List of Acronyms, Index ofGeographical Locations, Alphabetic SubjectIndex.

This is the fourth in a series of compendia onnonconventional scientific and technical infor-mation systems in current use in the UnitedStates of America. The series, inaugurated in1958, consists of descriptions of technical in-formation systems based on the use of eithersome mechanical or electronic means of indexmanipulation or some unusual or unique in-dexing system.


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In 1965 the UAI introduced the system of in-dexing by date in connection with its " Biblio-graphy of Proceedings of International Meetingsheld in 1959". The system was adopted fromJanuary 1966 onwards in the monthly "Biblio-graphical Current List of Papers, Reports andProceedings of Internationa! Meetings ".

Its practical advantages, particularly as re-qards speed of production, have led us to useit for the " International Congress Calendar "also. As the entries in the Calendar are in strictchronological order, any particular item canbe found immediately from the date given afterthe appropriate keyword in the index startingon page 225.

Entries for which precise dates have not beenfixed are placed at the end of the relevant monthor year, and they have been given a runningnumber from 1 upwards; the calendar entryappears in the form " 1968 May (ND 1) " and theindex entry at the keyword or keywords issimilar.

This supplement gives details of new con-gresses announced after the annual Calendar(which appeared as the December 1967 issueof International Associations) closed for press.The insertion of " • " after the date indicatesthat previously published arrangements havebeen modified.

En 1965 l´UAI introduisait pour la premièrefois le système d'indexation par date : il s'agis-sait de la Bibliographie des Comptes Rendusdes Réunions Internationales tenues en 1959.Le système fut étendu, à partir de janvier 1966,à la " Bibliographie Courante des Documents,Comptes Rendus et Actes des Réunions Inter-nationales ".

Les avantages pratiques de ce système, no-tamment en ce qui concerne la rapidité deproduction, nous ont amené à l'introduire éga-lement dans I' " International Congress Calen-dar". L'index des mots clés qui complète nonseulement le Calendrier annuel, mais désormaiségalement chaque supplément mensuel (voirpage 225), réfère donc à des dates, et non plusà des numéros d'ordre comme précédemment.Ces dates sont aisément repérables dans leCalendrier puisque celui-ci se présente dans unordre strictement chronologique.

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FEBRUARY

1968 Feb 5 - Mar 8 New York (NY, USA)United Nations Commission on Human Rights. 24thsession.

United Nations, New York 10017, NY.

t968 Feb 28 - Mar 3 • Huizen (Netherlands)Int Student Conference. 3rd European conference onhigher education. Theme : social background and highereducation. P : 50.

Nederlandse Studenten Raad, POB 296, Leyden,Netherlands.

1968 Feb 26 - Mar 9 Lagos (Nigeria)Commonwealth Education Liaison Cmt. 4th Common-wealth education conference.

Marlborough House. Pall Mall, London SW1, UK.

MARCH

1968 Mar 3-8 Rio de Janeiro (Brazil)

6th Inter-American savings and loan conference.

c/o Int Union of Building Socs and Savings Asns,Suite 812, 425-13th street NW, Washington DC. USA.

Ï968 Mar 4-7 Paris (France)Int Conference of Engineer Orgs. Meeting of Con-sultative Assembly.

c/o UNESCO, place de Fontenoy, 75-Paris 7.

1968 Mar 5-9 • Dakar (Senegal)

2nd Panafrican psychiatric conference.

Dr J P Moreigne and Dr D Bartoli, B P 5097, Dakar-Fann.

1968 Mar 7-8Freiburg-im-Breisgau (Germany, Fed Rep)

Int symposium on thoracic transposition of the spleen.Prof H H Gruenagel, Chirurgische Universitats-Klinik, Hugstetter str. 55, 78 Freiburg-im-Breisgau.

1968 Mar 13-14 Piriapolis (Uruguay)Cnfed of YMCAs of South America. South Americanconference on YMCA administration.

J C Ceriani, Colonia 1864, 2° Piso, M ontevideo,Uruguay,

1968 Mar 15-17 Piriapolis (Uruguay)Cnfed of YMCAs of South America. South Americanconvention. P : 80.

J C Ceriani, Colonia 1864, 2° Piso, M ontevideo,Uruguay.Report ; The Cnfed, Montevideo, April 1968.

Î968, Mar 25-28 Santa Cruz de Tenerife (Spain)Int Council for the Exploration of the Sea. Symposiumon the African Atlantic continental shelf.

The Council, Charlottenlund, Denmark; or R Leta-conneux, Institut des pêches maritimes, 59 AvenueRaymond-Poincaré, 75-Paris 7.

APRIL

1968 Apr 1-5 Lagos (Nigeria)

Asn of Medical Schools in Africa. Conference.

University of Lagos Medical School, Private MailBag 12003, Lagos.

1968 Apr 4-6 Vienna (Austria)

Int symposium against alcoholism. P : 200.

Genesungsheim Kalsburg, Mackgasse 7-9, A-1237,Vienna.

1968 Apr 8-10 Bonn (Germany Fed Rep)

Int Asn for the History of Religions. Conference.

Dr L J R Ort, 118 Oost-Kinderdijk, Albasserdam,Netherlands.

1968 Apr 8-11 Cayenne (French Guiana)

11th int medical congress of French-speaking countries

of the American hemisphere.

Dr Henriot, 31 rue du Ct. Brasse, Cayenne 97-3.

1968 Apr 8-13 Abidjan (Ivory Coast)

West African Science Asn. 6th biennial conference.

Dr J A Braun, Asn Scientifique de la Côte d'Ivoire,B P 4322, Abidjan.

1968 Apr 13-16 Toulouse (France)Nationless Worldwide Asn. 23rd congress of French-speaking countries. Statutory congress and conferences.

Sat-Amikaro, 67 Avenue Gambetta, 75-Paris 20.

Î968 Apr 14-17 Carmelo (Uruguay)

Int Soc of Hydatid Disease. 9th int congress.

Dr A Ferro, Lavalle 636, Azul, Argentina.

1968 Apr 15-21 Dakar (Senegal)

Inter-Parliamentary Union. Meeting.Place du Petit-Saconnex, 1211 Geneva 19, Switzer-land.


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1968 Apr 16-19 Catania (Italy)Sociétés Oto-Rhino-Laryngologica Latina, 17th congress.

Prof G B Catalane, Clinlco O.R.L. dell'Universita,Ospedale Garibaldi, Catania.

1968 Apr 16-19 Turin (Italy)World Education Fellowship. Int Round Table on Educa-tion Counselling. 3rd int counselling and guidanceseminar.

44 Onslow Square, South Kensington, London SW7,UK.

1968 Apr 16-20 • Rome (Italy)Int Cmt on Neutrality of Medicine. 3rd congress.

Dr Raphaël Ellenbogen, 1 rue de la Ville-l'Eveque,75-Paris 8.

1968 Apr 19 • Mexico City (Mexico)Inter-American Indian Institute. Cth congress. Theme :social Anthropology and Indian community. P : 300.

Dr Alfonso Caso, Institute Nacional Indigenista,Av. Revolution 1279, Mexico 20, D.F,

1968 Apr 19-21

Oxfam supporters conference.

Oxfam, Banbury Road,Oxford, Oxfordshire, UK.

1968 Apr 21-28 • Geneva (Switzerland)World Assembly of Youth/Int Labour Org. Int youngworkers seminar.

37 rue d'Arlon, Brussels 4.

1968 Apr 22-25 Lisbon (Portugal)

Permanent Int Cmt on Canned Foods. Meeting.

3 rue de Logelbach, 75-Paris 17.

1968 Apr 22-26 Salzburg (Austria)World Health Org. Symposium on prevention of accidentsin the home. P : 60.

8 Scherfrgsvej, Copenhagen 0, Denmark.

1968 Apr 22-26 Weimar (Germany, Dem Rep)Int Asn for Shell Structures. Symposium. Theme :pipes and tanks. P : 200.

Generalsekretär Dipl, Gewi. Ing. Bittnick, Kammerder Technik, Hauptausschuss-Fachverband, BauwesenD D R, Clara Zetkin Strasse 117, 108 Berlin,Germany, Dem Rep.

1968 Apr 23-24 London (UK)Central Treaty Org. Ministerial Council meeting. 15thsession.

Old Grand National Assembly Building, Ankara,Turkey.

1968 Apr 30 - May 5 Berlin (Germany, Fed Rep)European Fellowship of YMCA Youth Workers. 12thconference.

Giovanni Hohl-Rüfenacht, Weingartenstr. 27, 4300Olten, Switzerland.

MAY

1968 May 1-5 • Scheveningen (Netherlands)European Industrial Research Management Asn. Annualmeeting.

38 cours Albert 1er, 75-Paris 8.

1968 May 2-9 • Munich (Germany, Fed Rep)Int Asn for Mass Communication Research. Worldcongress on film and television research.

18 B, Petit Chêne, 1000 Lausanne, Switzerland,

1968 May 6 Paris (France)Int Vine and Wine Office. Meeting on the microbiology.of wine.

11 rue Roquépine, 75-Paris 8.

1968 May 6-19 Boston (Mass, USA)3rd int conference on electron and ion beam scienceand technology.

Dr R Bakish, Bakish Materials Corp, 151 E PalisadesAvenue, Englewood, N J, USA.

1968 May 6-10 Vienna (Austria)European Asn for Animal Production. Int Symposium.P : 100.

Arbeitsgemeinschaft der Osterr. Fleckviehzüchter,Volksgestplatz 1, 4910 Ried i/lnnkreis.

1968 May 6-15 Salzburg (Austria)Int Atomic Energy Agency. Symposium on medicalradioisotope scintigraphy. P : 600.

Witold Dominiak, IAEA Kärntnerring 11, 1010, Vienna.Austria.

1968 May 7-8 Paris (France)Int Vine and Wine Office. Meeting on the methodsof analysing wines.

11 rue Roquépine, 75-Paris 8.



1968 May 8-11 Bogota (Colombia)Int Planned Parenthood Fed. Western hemisphere re-gional council.

51 East 42nd Street, New York 10017, NY, USA.

1968 May 8-11 Los Angeles (Cal, USA)15th int technical comunications conference. Theme :new developments lin technical communications. P: 1,000.

Burton P Sauer, STWP-1968, International Hotel,6211 West Century Blvd, Los Angeles, Gal 90045,

USA.

1968 May 11-17 Caracas (Venezuela)Lutheran World Fed. Regional social responsibilityconference.

Route de Ferney 150, 1211 Geneva 20, Switzerland.

1968 May 12-18 Brussels (Belgium)Fed of Asns of Technicians in the Paint Varnishes,Enamels and Printing Ink Industries of ContinentalEurope. 9th congress.

28 rue Saint-Dominique, 75-Paris 7.

1968 May 13-19 Vienna (Austria)Permanent Int Cmt on Acetylene, Oxy-Acetylene Weldingand Allied Industries. Congress. P : 100.

Osterr. AGA-Werke und Donau-Chemie AG, Am Heu-markt 10, A-1030, Vienna.

1968 May 16-18 . Vienna (Austria)Int congress on laboratory animals. P: 1,000.

Wiener Medizinische Akademie, Reisedienst Stadion-gasse 6-8, A-1010 Vienna.

1958 May 16-19 Beirut (Lebanon)18th Middle East medical assembly.

Dr A K Kurban, American University Hospital,Beirut.

1968 May 17-19 London (UK)Int conference on drunkenness offences.

c/o Int Council on Alcohol and Alcoholism, CasePostale 140, 1001 Lausanne, Switzerland.

1968 May 19-22 Landskrona (Sweden)3rd Nordic conference on peace research.

Swedish Institute of Int Affairs, Sveavägen 163,Stockholm Va., Sweden.

1968 May 20-22 Paris (France)Int Consultative Cmt of Orgs for Christian-Jewish Co-operation. Int Consultative Crnt meeting. Theme :advancement of the cause of Jewish-Christian under-standing by educational means.

41 Cadogan Gardens, London SW3, UK.

1968 May 27-31 Paris (France)Int Rubber Study Group. 20th general assembly. P : 200.

Brettenham House, 5-6 Lancaster Place, London WC2,UK.

Report : The Group, London, end 1968.

1968 May 28-31 Paris (France)Centre National d'Etudes Spatiales. Int symposium onthe evolution of the altitude and stabilization of satellites.129 rue de l'Université, 75-Paris 7.

1968 May 29-31 Amsterdam (Netherlands)Int symposium on blood transfusion.

Centraal Laboratorium van de Bloedtransfusiedienstvan het Nederlandsche Roode Kruis, Plesmanlaan125, Amsterdam W.

1968 May 31 - Jun 2 Juan-les-Pins (France)Int Asn of Master Mariners of Cape Horn. 24th intcongress.

Commandant Everard, Sint-Denyslaan 401, Ghent,Belgium.

JUNE

1968 Jun 3-8 • Biarritz (France)Int Union of Photo Engravers and Stereotypers. 22ndannual int congress. P : 150.

Mllo Eliane Lucas, 117 Bd Saint-Germain, 75-Paris 6.

1958 Jun 4-11 • Munich (Germany, Fed Rep)Permanent Cmt for Int Actuarial Congresses. 18thcongress.

9 rue des Chevaliers, Brussels 5.

1968 Jun 5 Vienna (Austria)Int Asn of Philatelic Journalists. Meeting. P : 60.

IFA Wien 1968, Universitätsstr. 8, Postfach 79, A-1096Vienna.

1968 Jun 6-8 • Stockholm (Sweden)15th Scandinavian congress of obstetrics and gynae-cology.

Dr J Asplund. St Erik's Hospital, Stockholm K.



1968 Jun 10 • Geneva (Switzerland)World Health Org. 21st assembly.OMS, Av Appia, 1211 Geneva 27.

1968 Jun 10-12 Antwerp (Belgium)Int University Contact for Management Education/Europ-ean Asn of Management Training Centres. Int seminar.Theme : education in marketing. P : 60.

de Clercq, Instituut voor Postuniversitair Onderwijs,Prinsstraat, Antwerpen.

1968 Jun 10-15 Milan (Italy)Int Council on Alcohol and Alcoholism. 14th int instituteon the prevention and treatment of alcoholism.Case Postale HO, 1001 Lausanne, Switzerland.

1968 Jun 11-13 . Lyons (France)World Health Org, Int Agency for Research on Cancer.Meeting.

Sutherland, 16 avenue Maréchal Foch, 69-Lyons 6.

1968 Jun 17-21 Geneva (Switzerland)UN Economic Commission for Europe. Conference ofEuropean statisticians, 16th plenary session.

ECE Statistical Division, Palais des Nations, Ge-neva 10.

1968 Jun 18 Amsterdam (Netherlands)Int Org against Trachoma/Ligue contre la Trachome.Joint meeting.

Fondation A de Rothschild, 29 rue Manin, 75-Paris 14.

19S8 Jun 25-27 • Bonn (Germany, Fed Rep)Int Soc for Horticultural Science. Symposium on cherryand cherry culture.

Prof Dr F Hilkenbaumer. Institut für Obstbau, Aufdem Hügel 6, 53 Bonn.

1968 Jun 26-29 Munich (Germany, Fed Rep)American College of Surgeons/German Association ofSurgeons. Meeting of European and American surgeonsand symposia.

Dr Robert J Kamish, American College of Surgeons,55 East Erie Street, Chicago, Illinois 60511, USA.

1968 Jun 30 - Jul 5 Arnoldshain Nr Frankfurt/Main(Germany, Fed Rep)

Int Council of Scientific Unions, Cmt on Date forScience and Technology. 1st int conference.

Guy Waddington, CODATA, c/o National Academyof Sciences, 2101 Constitution Ave NW, Wash-ington DC 20418, USA.

1968 Jun (ND 1) Paris (France)UNESCO. Coordination Council of the Int HydrologicalDecade, 4th session.

UNESCO, Place de Fontenoy, 75-Paris 7.

1968 Jun (ND 2)

Food and Agriculture Org of the UN. 2nd world foodcongress.

Int Agency Liaison Branch, FAO, Via délie Termedi Caracalla, Rome, Italy.

JULY

1968 Jul 2-5 Scheveningen (Netherlands)

Seminar on int relations.Ministerie van Cultuur, Recreatie en Maatschappe-lijke Werk, Steenvoordelaan 370, Rijswijck ZH,Netherlands.

1968 Jul 4-7 « Prague (Czechoslovakia)

Int Philatelic Fed. 37th general assembly. .Féd des Philatélistes Tchécoslovaques, Jindrïsska 18,Prague 1.Report : The Fed, Geneva, end 1968.

1968 Jul 9-12 Tarbes (France)Centre National d'Etudes Spatiales. Int symposium onthe utilization of pyrotechnical and explosive elementsin space systems.

129 rue de l'Université, 75-Paris 7.

1968 Jul 19-26 Swanwick (UK)Theosophical Society in Europe. European congress.

50 Gloucester Place, London W1. UK.

1968 Jul 21-26 • Paris (FranceInt Standing Cmt on Physiology and Pathology ofAnimal Reproduction. 6th congress on animal reproduc-tion and artificial insemination.

E Pernikoff, 7 rue Auber, 75-Paris 9.

1968 Jul 22-29 Bauge (France)

Int seminar for executives of Esperanto orgs.

Château Grésillon, 49-Baugé.

1968 Jul 22 - Aug 1 Dingden, Westphalia(Germany, Fed Rep)

Int Movement of Catholic Agricultural and Rural Youth.World council meeting. P : 22.

Ernest Pietsch, 24 Diestsevest, Leuven, Belgium.Report: The Movement, Leuven, Sep 1988.



1968 Jul 23-26 • Iowa City (Iowa, USA)American Soc of Pharmacognosy. Annual meeting.

Rolf S Westby, Eli Lilly and Company, 740 SouthAlabama Street, Indianapolis, Indiana 46206, USA.

1968 Jul 28 - Aug 6 • Sofia (Bulgaria)Int Union of Students. 9th world festival of youth andstudents for solidarity peace and friendship.Jean Diard, P O Box 91, Sofia.

1968 Jul 31 - Aug 6 Washington DC (USA)World Org for Early Childhood Education. 12th worldassembly. Theme : the rights of the child - the realiza-tion of his potentials. P : 750.

Dr Amy Hostler, 81 Irving Place, New York, NY10003, USA.

Report: The Org, Oslo, 1968/69.

AUGUST

1968 Aug 11-14 Kuopio (Finland)Int Council on Social Welfare. Seminar on Finland.P: 200.

Org Cmt of the 14th ICSW, KT 10175/19781/2. Kop,Eerikinkatu, Helsinki 18, Finland.

1968 Aug 11-17 Stuttgart (Germany, Fed Rep)Int Congress of Americanists. 33th congress.

Dr Alberta Rex Gonzalez, Museo de la Plata,Universidad Nacional de la Plata, Paseo del Bosque,La Plata, Argentine.

1968 Aug 12-30 • Jerusalem (Israel)Int Asn of Theoretical and Applied Limnology. 17thcongress. (Exhib).

Dr B Hepher, Fish Culture Res, Station Dor, O.N.Hof Hacarmel, Israel.

Report : E Schweizerbart, Stuttgart, Germany, Fed Rep,1969/1970.

1968 Aug 14-17 Helsinki (Finland)Int Fed of Social Workers. Meeting prior to the intconference on social welfare.

2 Park Avenue, New York, NY 10016, USA.

1968 Aug 24-31 Prismoten (Yugoslavia)Int Epidemiological Asn. 5th int scientific meeting.P : by invitation only.

Prof R M Acheson, Yale University School ofMedicine, New Haven, Conn 06510, USA.

1968 Aug 24 - Sep 6 Edinburgh (UK)Fed of European Biochemical Socs. Summer school oncomputing techniques in biochemistry.

Dr J H Ottaway, Dept of Biochemistry, Universityof Edinburgh Medical School, Teviot Place, Edin-burgh 8, UK.

1968 Aug 25-31 • Salzburg (Austria)Int Music Centre. 7th int congress. Theme : " music "- a test for television. P : 80-100.

1030 Vienna III, Lothringer Strasse 20, or Dr Scheib,Osterr. Rundfunk Schellingg. 7, 1010 Vienna.

Report : The Centre, Vienna.

1968 Aug 26-29 • Helsinki (Finland)Int University Contact for Management Education. 15thannual conference. P : 125.

Prof J Honko. Helsinki School of Economics, Rune-berginkatu 14-16, Helsinki.

Report: IUC, Rotterdam. 1969.

1968 Aug (ND 1) Canberra (Australia)Int Wheat Council. 3rd int wheat genetics symposium.Heymarket House, 28 Haymartket, London SW1, UK.

SEPTEMBER

1968 Sep 1-7 Hong KongInt Soc for Rehabilitation of the Disabled. 4th Pan-Pacific rehabilitation conference. Theme : new talentfor the community.

Hong Kong Joint Council for the Physically andMentally Disabled, PO Box 16536, Hong Kong.

1968 Sep 1-7 Rome (Italy)Int Fed of Socs for Electron Microscopy. 4th Europeanregional conference.

Prof D S Bocciarelli, Istituto Superiore di Sanita,Viale Regina Elena 299, 00161 Rome.

1968 Sep 1-7 Vienna (Austria)European Malacological Union. 3rd European congressand symposium.

Naturhistorisches Museum, Burgring 7, A-1014Vienna.

1968 Sep 2-5 Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia)Postal Telegraph and Telephone Int. Asiatic regionalconference.

24 rue du Lombard, Brussels 1.

1968 Sep 2-14 St Augustine (Trinidad)Commonweatlh Education Liaison Cmt. Commonwealthspecialist conference on mathematics in schools.Marlborough House, Pall Mall, London SWl.

1968 Sep 3-6 Toronto (Canada)Int Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry, tnt symposiumon macromolecular chemistry.

Dr J E Guillet, Box 932, Terminal A, Toronto.

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1968 Sep 3-6 Zagreb (Yugoslavia)European Rhinology Soc. Congress followed by surgerycourse. Theme : physiology and pathology of nose.P: 100. (Exhib).

Prof Krajina, ENT clinic. Medical Faculty University,Zagreb, Yugoslavia.

Report: Int Journal of Rhinology, Dec 1938.

1968 Sep 5 Bucharest (Rumania)Int Vine and Wine Office. 48th general assembly.

11 rue Roquepine, 75-Paris 8.

1968 Sep 8-14 • Tubingen (Germany, Fed Rep)5th int congress on the optics of X-rays and micro-analysis.

M P Deschamps, Département de Physique, IRSID,185 rue du President-Roosevelt, 78-Saint-Germain-en-Laye, France.

1968 Sep 9-12 Salzburg (Austria)Council of Europe. Symposium. Theme : press rights.P: 200.

Bundesminist. für Auswartige Angelegenh., Ballhaus-platz 2. 1010 Vienna.

1968 Sep 9-13 London (UK)Int broadcasting convention 1968 and television. Confer-ence. (Exhib).

Int Broadcasting Convention, Savoy Place, VictoriaEmbankment, London WC2.

1968 Sep 10-13 • Versailles (France)Société Française des Electroniciens et Radio-Electri-ciens. Int symposium on nuclear electronics.

Société Française des Electroniciens et Radio-Electriciens, 10 Av Pierre-Larousse, Malakoff, Seine,France.

1968 Sep 10-18 • Warsaw (Poland)

Int Org of Legal Metrology. 3rd int conference. P :100-120.

Bureau Int de Métrologie Légale, 11 rue Turgot,75-Paris 9, France; or Centralyy urgad Jakosci iriarElelztralna 2, Warsaw 1.

Report: The Org, Paris, Apr 1969.

1968 Sep 13-20 Salzburg (Austria)European Cnfed of Agriculture. General assembly.Theme : Salzburg manifesto. P :600.

Dr H Kleisz, Seilergasse 16, 1010 Vienna.

1968 Sep 16-20 Milan (Italy)

Int Asn of Microbiological Socs. 11th meeting.

Prof de Barbieri, Istituto Sieroterapico Milanese,Via Darwin 20, Milan.

1968 Sep 16-20 Paris (France)Human Rights conference of NGOs in consultativestatus with the Economic and Social Council.

United Nations, New York, NY, USA.

1968 Sep 18-20 Brussels (Belgium)North Atlantic Treaty Org, Advisory Group for Aero-space Research and Development. Symposium onbionics.

Prof P Rylant, Institut de Physiologie Solvay, Uni-verstié Libre de Bruxelles, 115 Bd de Waterloo,Brussels 1.

1968 Sep 19-20 Scheveningen (Netherlands)Share European Asn. Congress. Theme : computers.P: 200.

Dr Giovanni Kacin, Centro Di Calcolo Del Poli-tecnico Di Milano, 32 Piazza Leonardo de Vinci,Milan. Italy.

1968 Sep 20-29 Sonnenberg (Germany, Fed Rep)Int teachers' conference. Theme : basic human rightsand freedoms.

Helmut Sonnabend, Sonnenberg Int Centre, D-3161Dollbergen uber Lehrte, Germany, Fed Rep.

1968 Sep 22-25 • Bucharest (Rumania)European Asn against Poliomyelitis and Allied Diseases.12th symposium. Theme : vaccination - clinical andvirological problems - poliomyelitis and allied diseases.P: 250.

Dr P Recht, 30 Bd Général Jacques, Brussels 5.

Report : Dr Recht, Brussels, 1969.

1968 Sep 24 - Oct 1 Vienna (Austria)Int Atomic Energy Agency. 12th regular session of theGeneral conference. P : 400.

Kärntner-Ring 11, A-1010 Vienna.

1968 Sep 24 - Oct 4 Brussels (Belgium)Customs Co-operation Council, Permanent Technical Cmt.61st/62nd sessions.

40 rue Washington, Brussels 5.

1968 Sep 26-28 Salzburg (Austria)Int Study Group on Cerebral Circulation. Symposium.P: 100.

Dr Eichhorn und Dr Lechner, Universitätsklinik,Auenbruggerplatz 22, Graz, Austria.

1968 Sep 26-29 Spa (Belgium)1st int symposium on the detection of cancer.

Dr A Liégeois, Secrétariat du Symposium, Quai deBarbou 4, Liège, Belgium.

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1968 Sep 30 - Oct 3 • Berlin (Germany, Fed Rep)European Academy of Allergology. 7th European con-gress.

Universitäts-Asthma-Poliklinik, Dr Stresemann, Au-gustenburger Platz 1, Berlin, 65.

1968 Sep 30 - Oct 4 Vienna (Austria)European health congress.

Intercongress GmbH, und Wiener Medizinische Aka-demie, Reisedienst Stadiongasse 6-8, A-1010 Vienna.

1968 Sep 30 - Oct 4 Washington DC (USA)Int Bank for Reconstruction and Development/lnt Devel-opment Asn/lnt Finance Corp oration/Int Monetary Fund.Annual meeting of Boards of Governors.

Intermeet, 19th and H Streets NW. Washington DC20431.

1968 Sep (ND 1) Groningen (Netherlands)Fed of European Biochemical Socs. Summer school onsize and confirmation of biomacromolecules.

Professor M Gruber, Biochemisch Laboratorium derRijks-Universiteit. Bloemsingel 10, Groningen.

1968 Sep (ND 2) New York (NY, USA)Transplantation Soc. 2nd int congress.

Prof F T Rapaport, New York University MedicalCenter, 550 1st Avenue, New York. NY 10016.

1968 Sep (ND 3) New York (NY, USA)

United Nations. General assembly, 23rd session.

United Nations, New York, NY 10017.

OCTOBER

1968 Oct 1-3 Geneva (Switzerland)Int Union of Psychological Science. 12th meeting ofthe French-speaking Asn.

P Fraisse, Institut de Psychologie, 28 rue Serpente,75-Paris 6.

1968 Oct 1-5 Nicosia (Cyprus)Int Union of Architects. Conference of Eastern Medi-terranean countries.

4 Impasse d'Antin, 75-Paris 8.

1968 Oct 7-11 • Montevideo (Uruguay)Int Fiscal Asn. 22nd congress. Themes : relation offiscal systems and economic development in developingcountries; territorial limits of fiscal authorities on estateduty and wealth taxes.

Dr Ramon Valdes Costa, Rincon 438 - Esc 2a 6,Montevideo.

1968 Oct 8 Geneva (Switzerland)Council for Int Orgs of Medical Sciences. 2nd roundtable on evaluation of drugs. P : by invitation only.

6 rue Franklin, 75-Paris 15.

1968 Oct 8-10 Brussels (Belgium)Customs Co-operation Council. Contact Cmt.40 rue Washington, Brussels 5.

1968 Oct 8-11 • Lausanne (Switzerland)Int Asn for Hydraulic Research. Int symposium ofsection hydraulic machines, equipment and cavitation.Theme : present research, answering management pro-blems of hydraulic machines,

Dipl-lng Hans Würger, Baldernstrasse 15, CH-8802Kilchberg, Switzerland.

1968 Oct 15-25 Brussels (Belgium)Customs Co-operation Council. Valuation Cmt, 47thsession.


1968 Oct 20-25 Lima (Peru)

Inter American Planning Soc. 7th congress.Secretaria Ejecutiva del Institute Peruano de Estu-dios del Desarrollo, Casilla Postal No 6125, Lima.

1968 Oct. 21-22 Berlin (Germany, Fed Rep)Int Union of Producers and Distributors of ElectricalEnergy. Session.

Berliner Kraft- und Licht (Bewag)- Aktiengesellschaft,Stauffenbergstrasse 26, 1 Berlin 30.

1968 Oct 23 • Mexico City (Mexico)Asn of Track and Field Statisticians. Biennial congress.P: 60.

Jorge Molra Celis, Tajin No 600, Colonia Narvarte,Mexico 13 DF.

Report: The Asn, Kingswood, late 1968.

1968 Oct 25 Rome (Italy)European Org for Civil Aviation Electronics. Annualgeneral assembly. P : 60.

16 rue de Presles, 75-Paris 15.Report : The Org, Paris, Jan 1969.

1968 Oct 26-29 • Montreal (Canada)

World ORT Union. Central board. P: 200.

Paul Bernick, American ORT Federation, 222 ParkAvenue South, New York, NY 10003.

Report : The Union. Geneva, 1969.



1968 Oct (ND 1) Mar del Plata (Argentina)Latin American Asn of Socs of Nuclear Biology andMedicine. Congress. P : 300.

Dr Vitorio Pecorini, Sociedad Argentina de MedicinaNuclear, Avenida Santa Fé 1145, Argentina.

1968 Oct (ND 2) (Venezuela)Postal Telegraph and Telephone Int. 6th Inter-Americanregional conference.


1968 Oct (ND 3)

Postal Telegraph and Telephone Int. European regionalconference.


NOVEMBER

1968 Nov 6-8 Grenoble (France)Centre National d'Etudes Spatiales. Int symposium onthe viability of spatial electronic components.

Centre d'Etudes Nucléaires, Amphithéâtre du Bâti-ment B, Chemin des Martyrs, 38-Grenoble.

1968 Nov 10-16 • Caracas (Venezuela)

4th Latin-American congress of zoology. P: 150-200.

C E Machado-Allison, Apartado 10098, Caracas.Report : Universidad Central de Venezuela, 1969.

1968 Nov 11-23 Brussels (Belgium)Customs Co-operation Council. Nomenclature Cmt. 21stsession.


1986 Nov 15-18 • Barcelona (Spain)Int Asn of Women and Home Page Journalists. 3rdcongress. P : 300.

65 rue de Hennin, Brussels 5.

1968 Nov 15-24 Singapore4th Asian congress of obstetrics and gynaecology.

Asian Congress of Obstetrics and Gynaecology,c/o Kandang Kerbau Hospital, Singapore 8.

1968 Nov 18-22 Vienna (Austria)Int Atomic Energy Agency. Symposium on nucleardesalination. P : 200.

Kärntner Ring 11, A-1010 Vienna.

1968 Nov 20-21 Schevcningen (Netherlands)Int Office of Epizootics. Int congress.

Congresbureau, Burgemeester de Monchyplein 14,The Hague.

1968 Nov (ND 1) Lisbon (Portugal)Int Psycho-Analytical Asn. 29th congress of psycho-analysts of romance languages.

Dr P Luquet. 187 rue Saint-Jacques, 75-Paris 5.

1968 Nov - Dec (ND 2) Rio de Janeiro (Brazil)South West Atlantic Fisheries Advisory CommissionTechnical meeting. Theme : fisheries in the area.

Acisolo Miyares del Valle, FAO, R Jardim Botanico1008, Rio de Janeiro.

DECEMBER

1968 Dec 3-6 Paris (France)Centre National d'Etudes Spatiales. Int symposium oncomputers on board satellites.

129, rue de l'Université, 7S-Paris 7.

1968 Dec 9-13 • New Delhi (India)Food and Agriculture Org of the UN. 2nd session ofthe Asia and Far East Commission on agriculturalstatistics.

FAO, Statistics Division, Via délie Terme di Cara-calla, Rome.

1968 Dec 10 New York (NY, USA)United Nations. Special meeting of the General As-sembly to celebrate the 20th anniversary of theUniversal Declaration of Human Rights and award ofprizes for major achievements in the field of humanrights.

United Nations, New York, NY.

1968 Dec 14-17 • Pondicherry (India)Int Commission for Small Scale Vegetable Maps. Sym-posium. Theme : vegetation mapping and plant geo-graphy of the Deccan (India). P : 30. (Exhib).Dr P Legris, Institut Français, PO Box 33, Pondi-cherry.Report, Institut Français, Pondicherry, 1969.

1969 .

1969 Jan 12-Î7 Dakar (Senegal)6th Dakar medical meeting.

Prof Agr B Diop, Pavillon Laveran, Hôpital LeDantec, Dakar.

1969 Jan 21 - Feb 1 Brussels (Belgium)Customs Co-operation Council. Chemists' Cmt, 15thsession.




1969 Jan (ND 1) Berchtesgaden (Germany, Fed Rep)Forschungsgesellschaft für das Strassenwesen. Int con-gress on winter traffic conditions. (Exhib).

43 avenue du Président Wilson, 75-Paris 16.

1969 Feb 11-21 Brussels (Belgium)Customs Co-operation Council. Valuation Cmt, 48thsession.


1969 Mar 11-21 Brussels (Belgium)Customs Co-operation Council. Permanent Technical Cmt,63rd/64th sessions.


1969 Mar 31 - Apr 4 Tunis (Tunisia)World Union of Orgs for the Safeguard of Youth. 4thconference. Theme : psycho-social family aid with aview to preventing juvenile maladjustment in a rapidlydeveloping world.

28 Place Saint-Georges, 75-Paris 9.

Report : The Union, Paris, 1970.

1969 Apr 14-26 Brussels (Belgium)Customs Co-operation Council. Nomenclature Cmt, 22ndsession.


1969 Apr (ND 1) Montevideo (Uruguay)12th interamerican congress of psychology.

Dr L Natalicio, 7790 Broadway, San Antonio, Texas78209, USA.

1969 May 5-9 Amsterdam (Netherlands)3rd int congress of medical librarianship.

Excerpta Medica Foundation, 119-123 Herengracht,Amsterdam.

1969 May 5-10 Brussels (Belgium)Customs Co-operation Council. Finance Cmt, 34thsession.


1969 May 13-23 Brussels (Belgium)Customs Co-operation Council. Valuation Cmt, 49thsession.


1969 May 17-23 * Amsterdam (Netherlands)Int Bureau for Precast Concrete. 6th congress.W Simons. 207-209 Bd A Reyers, Brussels 4.

1969 Jun 8-13 Athens (Greece)Int symposium on genetic polymorphism.

Prof C B Krimbas, Dept of Genetics, AgriculturalCollege, Athens.

1989 Jun 8-14 Venice (Italy)Int Asn for the Protection of Industrial Property. 27thcongress.

Dr Rudolf E Blum, Mühlebachstrasse/Kirchenweg 5,Zurich 8, Switzerland.

1969 Jun 10-13 Brussels (Belgium)Customs- Co-operation Council. Council meeting, 33rd/34th sessions.


1969 Jun 22-26 • Stockholm (Sweden)Int Soc of Nephrology. 4th triennial congress.Dr F Berglund, Box 272, Stockholm.

1969 Jun 26-28 Bergen (Norway)Scandinavian Soc of Anaesthesiologists. 9th congress.Dr L Andersen, Dr C Thorshauge, Rigshospitalet,Tagensvej 18, Copenhagen.

1969 Jun (ND 1) • Düsseldorf (Germany, Fed Rep)European Asn of Training Programmes in Hospitals andHealth Services Administration. General assembly duringthe 16th Int Hospital Fed congress. P : 30.

Prof Dr Blanpain, Vital Decosterstraat 102, Louvain,Belgium.

1969 Jun (ND 2) • Düsseldorf (Germany, Fed Rep)

Int Hospital Fed. 16th congress.

The Hospital Centre, 24 Nutford Place, London W1.

1969 Jul 2-10 • Leningrad (USSR)3rd int conference on protozoology.

Dr I B Raikov, Institute of Cytology. 32 Pr Maklina.Leningrad F-121.



1969 Jul 7-12 Edinburgh (UK)European Orthodontic Soc. 45th congress. P : 200-300.S Haynes, Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh and AssociatedHospitals, 3 Chalmers Street, Edinburgh 1.

1969 Jul 13-19 • Montreal (Canada)Int Soc of Clinical Pathology. 7th int congress.

Dr D P Hill, Dept Pathol., Faculty of Medicine,Ottawa, Canada.

1969 Jul 26 - Aug 2 Helsinki (Finland)Universal Esperanto Asn. 54th annual congress. P :2,000.

G G Pompilio, Nieuwe Binnenweg 165, Rotterdam 2,Netherlands.

Report: The Asn, Rotterdam, Sep 1969.

1969 Jul 30 - Aug 3 Rome (Italy)

Int Psycho-Analytical Asn, 26th congress.

Dr L Z Gairinger, via Salaria 237, 00199 Rome

1969 Jul (ND 1) Minas Gérais (Brazil)Latin American Asn of Physiological Sciences. Meeting.Theme : physiology, biochemistry, pharmacology andmedical education. P :600.

Dr W Beraldo, Faculdade de Medicina de BeloHorizonte, Minas Gérais, Brazil.

Report: Acta Physiologica Latino Americana, 1969.

1969 Jul (ND 2) Strasbourg (France)

22nd congress of French-speaking pediatricians.

Prof Sacrez, 2 quai Fustel de Coulanges, 67-Stras-bourg.

1969 Aug 10-14 • Mexico City (Mexico),

Int Congress of Oto-Rhino-Laryngology. 9th congress.

Dr Bustamente Gurria, Medellin 94-3, Mexico 7 DF.

1969 Aug 17-27 • Moscow (USSR)

Int Soc of Blood Transfusion. 12th congress.

Dr E Zotikov, Novo-Zikovski, proezd. dom. 4,Moscow.

1969 Aug 24-29 • Washington DC (USA)Int Asn of Gerontology. 8th triennal int congress.

Prof N W Shock, 9650 Rockville Pike, Bethesda,Md 20014, USA.

1969 Aug 28 - Sep 5 9 Prague (Czechoslovakia)Int Union of Nutritional Sciences. 8th int congress.

Dr Z Slabochova, Institut d'Alimentation Humaine,Budejovicka 800, Prague 8.

1969 Sep 2-5 9 Edinburgh (UK)Social Psychiatry. Int Multi-Disciplinary Fed. Confer-ence on the healthy community. P : 300.

Dr H B Wright, 10 Belgrave Square, London SW1.

1969 Sep 2-5 • Prague (Czechoslovakia)Int Union of Testing and Research Laboratories forMaterials and Structures. Symposium on frost liabilityof concrete and its resistance to sulphates.M Valenta, 12 rue Brancion. 75-Paris 15.

1969 Sep 2-7 • Moscow (USSR)Journal of Embryology and Experimental Morphology.9th int embryological conference.

A S G Curtis, Department of Cell Biology, TheUniversity, Glasgow W2.

1969 Sep 14-20 • San Diego (Cal, USA)Int Fed of Socs for Electroencephalography and ClinicalNeurophysiology. Int congress.

Dr Antoine Remond, Hôpital de la Salpêtrière, 47Bd de l'Hôpital, 75-Paris 13.

1969 Sep 15-20 Marienbad (Czechoslovakia)3rd int congress on chemical engineering, machinery andautomation.

Dr Ing J Marek, Czechoslovak Chemical Society,Chemical Engineering Section, Stepanska 15, Pra-gue 2, Czechoslovakia.

1969 Sep 22-27 • Tokyo (Japan)Permanent Commission and Int Asn on OccupationalHealth. 16th congress: P : 2,500.

Japan Asn of Industrial Health, c/o Koshu EiseiBldg, 78 Hanazono-cho, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo.

1969 Sep 28-30 Madrid (Spain)European- Asn of Anti-Poison Centres. Scientific meeting.P: 200-300.

Prof Dr Guilermo Tena Nunez, Institute Nacionalde Toxicologia, Farmacia (9), Madrid 9.

1969 Sep 30 - Oct 5 Paris (France)Europrotection. 1st int biennial session on the preven-tion of air and water accidents and pollution.

Europrotection, 8 rue de la Michodière, 75-Paris 2.



1969 Sep (ND 1) Paris (France)Association of French-speaking Doctors. 37th congress.

Prof Coury, Asn des Médecins de Langue Française,30 cours Roosevelt, 69-Lyon, France.

1969 Oct 1-4 London (UK)Int Asn for Suicide Prevention. 5th conference. P : 400.Dr Erwin Stangel, Department of Psychiatry, Uni-versity of Sheffield, Sheffield, UK.

1969 Oct (ND 1) Addis Ababa (Ethiopia)Int Road Fed, African regional meeting.

1023 Washington Building, Washington DC 20005.

1969 Oct (ND 2) Mexico City (Mexico)European Asn of Rhinology. Congress.

Dr G H Drumheller, 1515 Pacific, Everett, Wash-ington 98201.

1969 Oct (ND 3) • Prague (Czechoslovakia)Int League against Rheumatism. 12th congress on rheu-matism diseases.

c/o American Rheumatism Association, 10 ColumbusCircle, New York, NY 10019, USA.

1969 Nov (ND 1) • New Delhi (India)World Council for the Welfare of the Blind. Generalassembly.

4 Place de la Concorde, 75-Paris 8.

1970

1970 Mar 8-14 Mexico City (Mexico)

Int Fed of Ophthalmological Socs. 21st congress.

Prof J François, 15 Place de Smet de Naeyer, Ghent,Belgium.

1970 Mar 13-17 Tel Aviv (Israel)6th int colloquium on plant analysis and fertilizer pro-blems. Theme : recent advances in plant nutrition. P :100.

Prof R M Samish, National and Univeristy of Instituteof Agriculture, POB 15, Rehovoth, Israel.

1970 Mar 18-26 • Tel Aviv (Israel)Int Soc for Horticultural Science. 18th int congress.Theme : horticulture in all its branches and disciplines.P: 1,000.

Mrs L Roman, Technical Assistance and ForeignRelations Bureau, Hakirya, Tel Aviv.

1970 Apr 9-17 . New York (NY, USA)Int Fed of Gynaecology and Obstetrics. 6th worldcongress.

Maternité, 1205 Geneva 4, Switzerland.

1970 May 22-29 • Houston (Texas, USA)Int Union against Cancer. 10th congress. (Exhib).

Dr Murray Copeland, Anderson Memorial Hospital.Houston, Texas 77025.

1970 May (ND 1) (Germany, Dem Rep)Int Asn for Cereal Chemistry. 5th world congress ofcereals and bread.

Schmidgasse 3-7, 2320 Schwechat, Austria.

1970 Jun 28 - Jul 4 • Evian (France)Int Soc for Radiation Research. 4th int conference.

Dr R Latarjet, Institut de Radium, 26 rue d'Ulm,75-Paris 5.

1970 Jul 12-18 • Copenhagen (Denmark)World Org of Gastroenterology. 4th world congress.

Prof M Andreassen, Universitatets Kirurgiske, Rigs-hospitalet Klinik C, Copenhagen.

1970 Aug (ND 1) • Prague (Czechoslovakia)World Fed of Socs of Anaesthesiologists. 3rd Europeancongress.

Société des Anesthésistes de Tchécoslovaquie,Anestesiologicke oddeleni Ukech, Budejivicka 800,Prague.

1970 Sep 19-22 • Canberra (Australia)World Fed of Socs of Anaesthesiologists. 3rd Asianand Australasian congress.

Dr J Nicholas, 175, Macquarie Street, Sydney, NSW,Australia.

1970 Sep 21-30 • Cologne (Germany, Fed Rep)

Int Social Security Asn. 17th general assembly.

Direktor Dr Hans-Albrecht Bischoff, c/o BadischeAnilin- und Soda-Fabrik AG. Karl-Bosch-Str. 38, 67Ludwigshafen, Germany, Fed Rep.

1970 Sep (ND 1) Athens (Greece)European Fed of Chemical Engineering. 3rd Europeansymposium. Theme : fresh water from the sea.

Working party on fresh water from the sea, POB1199, Omonoia, Athens.



1970 Sep (ND 2) • Bucharest (Rumania)Int Dental Fed. 58th annual assembly.64 Wimpole Street, London W1.

1970 Oct 4-10 • Montreal (Canada)Int Road Fed. 6th world meeting.

1023 Washington Building, Washington DC 20005.

1970 Oct (ND 1) 9 Madrid (Spain)World's Poultry Science Asn. 14th world congress.Major lan MacDougall, Agriculture House, Knights-bridge. London SWl.

1970 Nov (ND 1) • Parts (France)Institute of Transport Aviation. 4th int symposium.4, rue de Solférino, 75-Paris 7.

1971

1971 May 8-13 Vienna (Austria)Int Social Security Asn. 6th world congress on preven-tion of occupational accidents and diseases.

ISSA, 154 rue de Lausanne, Geneva, Switzerland.

1971 Jun 14-18 The Hague (Netherlands)European Asn of Radiology. 2nd congress. P : 2,000.(Exhib).

Nederlandse Vereniging voor Radiologie, c/o HollandOrganizing Centre, 16 Lange Voorhout, The Hague.

1971 Jun (ND 1) Rotterdam (Netherlands)Int Fed of Park Administration. 3rd European regionalcongress.

The Grotto, Lower Basildon, Reading, Berks, UK.

1971 Oct (ND 1) Paris (France)Europrotection. 2nd int biennial sessions on the pre-vention, safety and protection of mankind, air, waterand property.


1971 Oct (ND 2) Sao Paulo (Brazil)World Fed of Neurology. 3rd Pan American congress.

Dr R E Fiol, University Hospital. Dept of Medicine,Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico.

1971 Dec (ND 1) Bombay (India)World Fed of Neurology. 3rd Asian and Oceaniancongress.

Dr Gajendra Sinh. Ben Nevis, B Desai Road, Bom-bay-26.

1972

1972 May (ND 1) • Madrid (Spain)Int Bureau for Precast Concrete. 7th congress.W Simons, 207-209 Bd A Reyers, Brussels 4.

1973

1973 Oct (ND 1) Paris (France)Europrotection. 3rd int biennial session on the pre-vention, safety and protection of mankind, air, waterand property.


Accidents, air/water 69 Sep 30 -

Oct 5.— in the home 68 Apr 22-26.— occupational 71 May 8-13.

Actuaries 68 Jun 4-11

Aerosols (Europe) 68 Oct 9-12.

Aerospace research and develop-ment (NATO) 68 Sep 18-20.

Agriculture (Europe) 68 Sep 13-20.Air pollution 69 Sep 30 - Oct 5;

71 Oct (ND 1): 73 Oct (ND 1).Alcoholism 68 Apr 4-6; 68 May

17-19; 68 Jun 10-16.

Allergology (Europe) 68 Sep 30 -Oct 3.

America-India 68 Apr 19.Americanists 68 Aug 11-17.Anaesihesiologists (Asia/Austral-asia) 70 Sep 19-22.

— (Europe) 70 Aug (Nd 1).— (Scandinavia) 69 Jun 26-28.

Animal production 68 May 6-10.— reproduction 68 Jul 21-26.

Animals, laboratory 68 May 16-18.Architects (E Mediterranean) 68

Oct 1-5.

Artificial insemination 68 Jul 21-26.

Atlantic continental shelf. African68 Mar 25-28.

Aviation 70 Nov (ND 1).— electronics, civil (Europe) 68

Oct 25.Biochemistry (Europe) 68 Sep (ND

2); 69 Apr 7-11.— computers (Europe) 68 Aug

24 - Sep 6.

Biology, nuclear (L America) 68

Oct (ND 1).

Biomacromolecules 68 Sep (ND 2).


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Bionics (NATO) 68 Sep 18-20.

Blind, welfare 69 Nov (ND 1).

Blood transfusion 68 May 29-31:

69 Aug 17-27.

Bread 70 May (ND 1).

Broadcasting 68 Sep 9-13.

Cancer 68 Jun 11-13; 68 Sep 26-29;

70 May 22-29.

Catholic youth, agricultural and

rural 68 Jul 22 - Aug 1.

Central Treaty 68 Apr 23-24.

Cereal chemistry 70 May (ND 1).

Cerebral circulation 68 Sep 23-28.

Chemical engineering 69 Sep 15-20.— (Europe) 70 Sep (ND 1).

Chemistry, macromolecular 68 Sep3-6.

Cherry 68 Jun 25-27.

Childhood rights and potentials 68Jul 31 - Aug 6.

Christian-Jewish co-operation 68May 20-22.

Communications, mass 68 May 2-9.

— technical 68 May 8-11.

Computers 68 Sep 19-20.— biochemistry 68 Aug 24 - Sep

6.— satellites 68 Dec 3-6.

Concrete 69 Sep 2-5.— precast 69 May 17-23; 72 May

(ND 1).

Council of Europe, pressright 68Sep 9-12.

Customs co-operation 68 Sep 24 -Oct 4; 68 Oct 8-10; 68 Oct 15-25;68 Nov 11-23; 69 Jan 21 - Feb 1;69 Feb 11-21; 69 Mar 11-21; 69Apr 14-26; 69 May 5-10; 69 May13-23; 69 Jun 10-13.

Data, science and technology 68

Jun 30 - Jul 5.

Dentistry 70 Sep (ND 2).

Desalination of sea water 70 Sep(ND 1).

Developing countries, fiscal systems68 Oct 7-11.

Development 68 Sep 30 - Oct 4.

Disabled, rehabilitation 68 Sep 1-7.

Disease, occupational 71 May 8-13.

Doctors, French-sepaking 69 Sep(ND 1).

Drugs, evaluation 68 Oct 8.

Drunkenness offence 68 May 17-19.

Education (Commonwealth) 68 Feb26 - Mar 9; 68 Sep 2-14.

— counselling 68 Apr 16-19.— early childhood 68 Jul 31 -

Aug 6.— social background 68 Feb 28 -

Mar 3.

Electricity, producers and distribu-tors 68 Oct 21-2.

Electroencephalography 69 Sep 14-20.

Electron beam technology 68 May6-9.

— microscopy (Europe) 68 Sep1-7.

Electronics, civil aviation (Europe)68 Oct 25.

— nuclear 68 Sep 10-13.

— space 68 Nov 6-8.

Embryology 69 Sep 2-7.

Engineers 68 Mar 4-7.

Epidemiology 68 Aug 24-31.

Epizootics 68 Nov 20-21.

Esperanto executives 68 Jul 22-29.

— universal 69 Jul 26 - Aug 2.

Estate duty 68 Oct 7-11.

Family planning 68 May 8-11.

FAO— agricultural statistics (Asia/Far

East) 68 Dec 9-13.

— food congress 68 Jun (ND 2).

Fertilizers 70 Mar 13-17.

Films, mass communications 68 May2-9.

Finance 68 Sep 30 - Oct 4.

Fiscal asns 68 Oct 7-11.

Fisheries (S W Atlantic) 68 Nov-Dec (ND 2).

Food 68 Jun (ND 2).

— canned 68 Apr 22-25.

Gastroenterology 70 Jul 8-13.

Genetic polymorphism 69 Jun 8-13.

Gerontology 69 Aug 24-29.

Gynaecology 70 Apr 9-17.— (Asia) 68 Nov 15-24.— (Scandinavia) 68 Jun 6-8.

Health (Europe) 68 Sep 30 - Oct 4.— occupational 69 Sep 22-27.— services (Europe) 69 Jun (ND

1).

History, religions 68 Apr 8-10.

Horticultural science 68 Jun 25-27;70 Mar 18-26.

Hospitals 69 Jun (ND 1); 69 Jun(ND 2).

Human rights 68 Feb 5 - Mar 8;68 Sep 16-20; 68 Sep 20-29; 68Dec 10.

Hydatid disease 68 Apr 14-17.

Hydraulic research 68 Oct 8-11.

Hydrology 68 Jun (ND 1).

IAEA 68 Sep 24 - Oct 1.— nuclear desalination 68 Nov

18-22.— radioisotope scintigraphy 68

May 6-15.

ILO, young workers 68 Apr 21-28.

Indian community (India-America)68 Apr 19.

Industrial property 69 Jun 8-14.— research management (Europe)

68 May 1-5.

International relations 68 Jul 2-5.

Ion beam technology 68 May 6-9.

Jewish-Christian understanding 68May 20-22.

Journalists, philately 68 Jun 5.— women and home page 68 Nov

15-18.

Juvenile maladjustment 69 Mar 31

— Apr 4.

Legal metrology 68 Sep 10-18.

Librarianship. medical 69 May 5-9.

Limnology 68 Aug 12-30

Loans (America) 68 Mar 3-8.

Lutherans 68 May 11-17.

Malacology (Europe) 68 Sep 1-7.

Maladjustment, juvenile 69 Mar 31— Apr 4.

Management education 68 Aug 23-29.

— training 68 Jun 10-12.Mankind, protection 69 Sep 30 -Oct 5; 71 Oct (ND 1); 73 Oct(ND 1).

Marketing 68 Jun 10-12.Mass communication research 68May 2-9.

Master mariners. Cape Horn 68May 31 - Jun 2.


Third supplement (additions and amendments only) to annual International Congress Calendar (1968 cd)

Materials, testing 69 Sep 2-5.

Mathematics education (Common-wealth) 68 Sep 2-H.

Medical librarianship 69 May 5-9.— schools (Africa) 68 Apr 1-5.— sciences, drugs 68 Oct 8.

Medicine (Middle East) 68 May 16-19.

— Dakar 69 Jan 12-17.— French-speaking countries

(America) 68 Apr 8-11.— — doctors 69 Sep (ND 1).— neutrality 68 Apr 16-20.— nuclear (L America) 68 Oct

(ND 2).— radioisotope scintigraphy 68

May 6-15.

Metrology, legal 68 Sep 10-18.

Micro-analysis 68 Sep 8-14.

Microbiology 68 Sep 16-20.

Microscopy, electron (Europe) 68Sep 1-7.

Monetary fund 68 Sep 30 - Oct 4.

Morphology, experimental 69 Sep2-7.

Music, TV 68 Aug 25-31.

Nationless worldwide (French-speaking) 68 Apr 13-16.

NATO, bionics 68 Sep 18-20.

Nephrology 69 Jun 22-26.

Neurology (America) 71 Oct (ND 2).— (Asia/Oceania) 71 Dec (ND 1).

Neurophysiology. clinical 69 Sep14-20.

NGOs, human rights 68 Sep 16-20.

Nose, physiology and pathology G8Sep 3-6.

Nuclear biology and medicine (LAmerica) 68 Oct (ND 1).

— electronics 68 Sep 10-13.

Nutritional sciences 69 Aug 28 -Sep 5.

Obstetrics 70 Apr 9-17.— (Asia) 68 Nov 15-24.— (Scandinavia) 68 Jun 6-8.

Occupational accidents and disea-ses 71 May 8-13.— health 69 Sep 22-27.

Ophthalmology 70 Mar 8-14.

Optics. X-rays and micro-analysis68 Sep 8-14.

ORT 68 Oct 26-29.

Orthodontics (Europe) 69 Jul 7-12.

Oto-rhino-laryngology 68 Apr 16-19;69 Aug 10-14.

Oxfam 68 Apr 19-21.

Paint technicians 68 May 12-18.

Parenthood, planned 68 May 8-11.

Parks 71 Jun (ND 1).

Parliaments 68 Apr 15-21.

Pathology, clinical 69 Jul 13-19.— nose 68 Sep 3-6.

Peace research 68 May 19-22.

Pediatrics, French-speaking 69 Jul(ND 2).

Pharmacognosy (America) 68 Jul23-26.

Philately 68 Jul 4-7.— journalists 68 Jun 5.

Photo engravers 68 Jun 3-8.

Physiological sciences (L America)69 Jul (ND 1).

Planning (America) 68 Oct 20-25.

Plant analysis 79 Mar 13-17.— geography (India) 68 Dec 14-

17.— nutrition 70 Mar 13-17.

Poison (Europe) 69 Sep 28-30.

Poliomyelitis 68 Sep 22-25.

Post, telegraph, telephone (America)68 Oct (ND 2); 68 Oct (ND 3).

— (Asia) 68 Sep 2-5.

Poultry science 70 Oct (ND 1).

Press rights (Europe) 68 Sep 9-12.

Protozoology 69 Jul 2-10.

Psychiatry (Africa) 68 Mar 5-9.

— social 69 Sep 2-5.

Psycho-analysis 69 Jul 30 - Aug 3.— romance languages 68 Nov

(ND 1).

Psychological science, French-speaking 68 Oct 1-3.

Psychology (America) 69 Apr (ND 1).

Radiation research 70 Jun 28 - Jul4.

Radioisotope scintigraphy, medical68 May 6-15.

Radiology (Europe) 71 Jun 14-18.

Reconstruction and developmentbank 68 Sep 30 - Oct 4.

Rehabilitation, disabled 68 Sep 1-7.

Religions, history 68 Apr 8-10.

Rheumatism 69 Oct (ND 3).

Rhinology (Europe) 68 Sep 3-6; 69Oct (ND 2).

Road conditions, winter 69 Jan(ND 1).

Roads 70 Oct 4-10.— (Africa) 69 Oct (ND 1).

Romance languages, psychoanalysts68 Nov (ND 1).

Rubber 68 May 27-31.

Satellites, attitude and stabilization68 Jun 5.— computers 68 Dec 3-6.

Savings (America) 68 Mar 3-8.

Science (W Africa) 68 Apr 8-13.

Scientific data 68 Jun 30 - Jul 5.

— unions 68 Jun 30 - Jul 5.

Sea, exploration 68 Mar 25-28.

Shell structures 68 Apr 22-26.

Social anthropology, Indian com-munity 68 Apr 19.

— security 70 Sep 21-30.— welfare (Finland) 68 Aug 11-

14.— workers 68 Aug 14-17.

Solidarity, youth 68 Jul 28 - Aug 6.

Space, electronics 68 Nov 6-8.— systems, pyrotechnical and

explosive elements 68 Jul 9-12.

Spleen, thoracic transposition 68Mar 7-8.

Statisticians (Europe) 68 Jun 17-21.

— track and field 68 Oct 23.

Stereotypers 68 Jun 3-8.

Structures, testing 69 Sep 2-5.

Students 68 Jul 28 - Aug 6.— higher education 68 Feb 26 -

Mar 3.

Suicide prevention 69 Oct 1-4.

Surgeons (Europe/America) 68 Jun26-29.

Taxes 68 Oct 7-11.

Teachers, human rights 68 Sep 20-29.

Technical communications 68 May8-11.



Technological data 68 Jun 30 - Jul 5.

Television 68 Sep 9-13.— mass communications 68 May

2-9.— music 68 Aug 25-31.

Theosophy (Europe) 68 Jul 19-26.

Trachoma 68 Jun 18.

Traffic conditions, winter 69 Jan(ND 1).

Transplantation 68 Sep (ND 2).

Transport, aviation 70 Nov (ND 1).

UN— assembly 68 Sep (ND 3).— human rights 68 Feb 5 - Mar

8: 68 Dec 10.

UNESCO, hydrology 68 Jun (ND 1).

Vegetable maps (India) 68 Dec 14-

17.

Vine and Wine 68 May 6; 68 May

7-8; 68 Sep 5.

Water pollution 69 Sep 30 - Oct 5;

71 Oct (ND 1); 73 Oct (ND 1).

Welding 68 May 13-19.

Wheat genetics 68 Aug (ND 1).

WHO— accidents in the home 68 Apr

22-26.— assembly 6 Jun 10.— cancer research 68 Jun 11-13.

Wine, analysis 68 May 7-8.— microbiology 68 May 6.

Women journalists 68 Nov 15-18.

Workers, young 68 Apr 21-28.— youth 68 Apr 30 - May 5.

X-rays 68 Sep 8-14.

YMCA (S America) 68 Mar 13-14;68 Mar 15-17.

— youth workers (Europe) 68 Apr30 - May 5.

Youth 68 Apr 21-28.— Catholic 68 Jul 22 - Aug 2.— safeguard 69 Mar 31 - Apr 4.— solidarity 68 Jul 28 - Aug 6.— workers 68 Apr 30 - May 5.

Zoology (Latin America) 68 Nov10-16.

A l'attention desSecrétaires générauxdes OrganisationsInternationales

concerne :AnnuairedesOrganisationsInternationales

Au début de février 1968 une circulaire envue de la 12° édition (1968-69) du Yearbook ofInternational Organizations a été envoyée à2.200 secrétaires généraux.

Au 15 février, 73 % de ceux-ci avaient envoyéà PUAI la notice mise à jour sur leur organisa-tion ainsi que les éléments d'information com-plémentaires.

Si les 27 % qui n'avaient pas encore répondusuivent cet exemple, le rédacteur du Yearbooket son équipe seront les plus heureux desmortels.

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