Union of International Associations (UIA) Is a Non Profit Making International Non-Governmental Organization, Founded 1910

L'Union des Associations Internationales (UAI) est une organisation internationale non gouvernementale, à but scientifique, fondée en 1910. Elle a pour but de servir de centre de documentation sur les organisations internationales gouvernementales et non gouvernementales, leurs activités et tout spécialement sur leurs réunions et publications; entreprendre et encourager les recherches études et publications sur les problèmes juridiques, administratifs et techniques communs aux organisations internationales non gouvernementales; faire mieux connaître les travaux de ces dernières et faciliter leurs relations mutuelles- assurer auprès du public, des écoles et des universités une connaissance plus complète et une meilleure compréhension de l'effort contemporain de coopération internationale. L'UAI bénéficie du statut consultatif auprès du Conseil Economique et Social des Nations Unies depuis septembre 1951 et auprès de l'Unesco depuis novembre 1952.

The Union of International Associations (UIA) is a non profit making international non-governmental organization, founded 1910. Its aims are to : serve as documentation centre on international governmental and non-governmental organizations, their activities and meetings; undertake and promote research on legal administrative and technical problems common to international NGOs; publicize their work and encourage their mutual contacts; secure fuller understanding by the general public, schools and universities of present day efforts towards international co-operation. UIA was granted Consultative Status by the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations (September 1951) and by Unesco (November 1952). •

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Thoughts on international co-operation ...... 516 Réflexions sur la coopération, internationale ...... 516

CHRONIQUES , SURVEYS News from NGO's — Echos des ONG ...... 527 Personalia ...... 527

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Ninth Supplement to the Annual International Congress Calendar 1966 edition — Neuvième supplément au Calendrier annuel des réu- nions internationales, édition 1966 ...... 536 Cumulative Index to the Annual International Congress Calendar 1966 edition and Supplements 1-9 (January-September incl.) . . . 559

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U THANT IF ever there was a time in the history of man when he ought to Secretary-General of the United Na- find it intolerable to live with the risk of war—which indeed is a tions Organization. risk of annihilation—and when he had the means to dispel it and Extracts from the Message given on to promote instead the well-being of humanity in every corner of the occasion of the 20th Anniversary the earth, that time is now... . of the United Nations, published in the October 1965 issue of the UN We have a mounting fear and hatred of war throughout the world, Monthly Chronicle. ' based partly upon the new destructive power of weapons and partly upon a moral revulsion against violence. We have a general agree- ment, in principle at least, that the domination of one nation or group of nations by another is intolerable, and that mutual aid and co-operation are the best basis for the relationship between nations. We have the possibility of raising standards of living and op- portunity through international co-operation—an immense incen- tive to peace. . We can, if we work together, provide, within a generation or so, a much higher standard of living and reasonable opportunities for all men. We have the possibility of great advances in science, technology and in as yet unexplored realms of the human mind, as well as in outer space—advances all of which will be more rapid and less risky if the skill and talent of all nations can be combined in an organized effort. Finally, we have an agreed framework, the United Nations system, within which, if we wish, we can pursue our aims and bring about an orderly development in international life.

PAUL VI à U THANT C’ EST l'homme en effet dans son intégralité que le développe- Extrait d'une lettre du 26 mai 1966 ment veut promouvoir harmonieusement, et c'est donc une triple à l'occasion de la réunion à Milan faim qu'il s'agit de combler, alors que les nécessités et les inquié- du Conseil d'Administration du Pro- tudes se font chaque jour plus pressantes. De cette misère physique, gramme des Nations Unies pour le intellectuelle et spirituelle, le Programme des Nations Unies pour développement (L'Osservatore Roma- no, 17 juin 1966). le développement a une vue toujours plus nette, avec la volonté d'y remédier. Mais il faut pour cela que le monde entier prenne La pensée * le développement est le nouveau nom de la paix » a été lan- conscience que la misère n'est pas seulement un mal insupportable cée par le Cardinal Feltin, en 1962, pour celui qui en est la victime, mais qu'elle doit l'être aussi pour et reprise en septembre 1965 par tout homme digne de ce nom. Permettre à l'homme de survivre, Mgr Larrain, président de l'ELAM. certes, mais lui fournir aussi les moyens de vivre pleinement, com-

516 INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS, 1966, No. 9 me une personne apte à fonder une famille et à donner une éduca- tion satisfaisante à ses enfants : telles sont les tâches qui appellent le concours désintéressé de tous les hommes de bien, par-delà toutes les différences de nation, de race, de culture et de religion. Aussi bien, l'homme d'aujourd'hui doit s'en convaincre chaque jour davantage : c'est de sa propre existence qu'il s'agit, et non d'une aide facultative et de secours d'urgence. Ce sont toutes les ressour- ces humaines qu'il importe de mobiliser, et il ne suffit pas de donner de son avoir, il faut encore y apporter le meilleur de son être. La paix à laquelle le monde aspire ne se construira qu'à ce prix, car, comme on l'a dit très justement, « le développement est le nouveau nom de la paix ».

RENE MAHEU I KNOW that we have not wholly succeeded in persuading you that Director-General of Unesco. justice and reason, tolerance and goodwill, must inspire your New Year message to all young per- sons who will be twenty years old thoughts and govern your actions, when, in the world which we in 1966 (Indian National Commis- are handing on to you, injustice and hatred, misunderstanding and sion for Unesco Newsletter March violence, are still rife. We have not succeeded in making you bend 1966). your energies exclusively to the work of securing the unity of mankind, which is peace—we who still inflict on you the spectacle of our discords and rivalries. And I know all too well that we have not given you equality and that, in spite of truly substantial advances, we have not yet managed to provide for each of you suffi- cient education, science and culture to ensure that you all have equal opportunities of self-fulfilment. All this I know. But I also know, and can assure you, with equal certainty and conviction, that never, especially for the young, have there been so many opportunities, so many means, so many reasons to give expression and reality to that humanity which is in each and every one of us. Never has it been so possible, and so necessary, to be a man, and nothing—no lack, no flaw in today's world— must turn you aside from this inspiring and sacred task. We live in an age when nature has been mastered, an age of which a great scientist has said : "For the first time in the course of history, man on earth faces only himself ; he finds no longer any other partner or foe". We live in an age when men are being brought together into a single brotherhood by the instantaneous nature of communication media. We live in an age of tremendous perils which threaten the very survival of our race, but, for that very reason, compel us to carry out a radical reform, political and moral, towards a better and safer destiny. And we live in an age when the reign of Man in his full universality is being organized. States have set up institutions designed to establish it step by step. The peoples of the world must support those institutions and help them forward.

ASSOCIATIONS INTERNATIONALES, 1966. N° 9 517 Unesco is one such agency. Born at the same time as yourselves, it was created for you. It has grown up with you, it is through you that it will come to be what it must he to fulfil the great hope it carries of achieving peace through the conversion of men's minds. By acclamation, the UN General Assembly adopted on December 7. 1965 a Declaration on the promotion among youth of the ideals of peace, mutual respect and understanding between peoples. Newsletter

DAVID A. MORSE N E pouvons-nous pas maintenant quitter le stade de l'apprentis- Directeur général du Bureau inter- sage de la coopération internationale, nous attacher à une recher- national du travail. che plus positive de terrains communs plus amples, pour prendre Extrait d'une déclaration faite le 21 conscience d'aspirations largement partagées, qui pourraient nous juin 1966 lors de la 50 e session de la Conférence internationale du travail fournir le fondement d'une action commune plus large aussi, d'une à Genève (Communiqué de Presse de coopération plus positive ? Aucun de vous n'a besoin de faire l’OIT, du 21 juin 1966). le sacrifice de ses principes fondamentaux. Au contraire, je sou- haite que chacun de vous ait assez de confiance en soi-même, comme aussi assez de foi dans les valeurs morales et les objectifs so- ciaux qui lui sont le plus chers, pour être disposé à rechercher jusqu'à quel point ces valeurs et ces objectifs peuvent être libre- ment mis en partage avec les dirigeants et les peuples du monde entier.

JACQUES de BOURBON BUSSET P REMIERE question : y a-t-il une réelle vie internationale ? La ré- Résumé, par M. Giovanni Hoyois, ponse n'est guère optimiste : ce qu'on appelle de ce nom n'est d'un exposé fait à la 53 e Session des Semaines Sociales de France (Nice, encore pratiquement que la juxtaposition des conduites des Etats 9-14 juillet 1966), consacré au thème . nationaux. C'est plutôt dans les cabinets ministériels, dans les ré- « L'opinion publique dans la vie in- unions de ministres « homologues », dans celles des experts appe- ternationale (Libre Belgique, 22 juillet 1966). lés à explorer quelque chose et encore aussi, sans doute, dans les ambassades que se prennent les décisions dont dépendra la solu- tion d'un problème affectant plusieurs nations. Presque toute cette préparation se fait dans le secret. Là politique étrangère demeu- rant presque partout l'apanage de l'exécutif, ce sont les gouvernements qui, ensemble, tissent en dehors de toute publicité la trame de leurs relations. Si l'opinion publique a quelque rôle en ce domaine, c'est sur le plan de la politique intérieure. Les parlements ont à cet égard un rôle à jouer : ils peuvent susciter des débats, interpeller les ministres, et non seulement ratifier des accords déjà conclus. Or, les parlements sont sensibles à l'opinion, pour laquelle la presse d'information est un important relais. L'orateur allègue maints exem- ples tirés de l'histoire récente, notamment l'affaire de la Commu- nauté européenne de Défense, en 1950, où l'opinion publique française a fait échouer un projet des gouvernements. L'action d'une opinion nationale dans le domaine international s'exerce souvent d'une façon constante et profonde. Cette opinion repose sur un fond de sentiments et d'attitudes hérités du passé et souvent entretenus par l'éducation. Il n'est pas rare que les réac- tions issues du subconscient ou de l'irrationnel se mettent en tra-

518 INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS, 1966, No. 9 vers d'une politique bien inspirée mais qui présente le défaut d'in- uauté économique mais aussi celles qui ont été surmontées inon- ce même ensemble d'idées inhérentes à la psychologie d'un peuple. En dehors du cadre national, l'opinion publique se réduit à peu de chose. C'est en Europe que l'effort pour en créer une a été le plus considérable. Les difficultés qui subsistent dans la construction de la Commu- nauté économique mais aussi celles qui ont été surmontées montrent qu'il ne faut ni désespérer ni trop escompter d'une conscience vraiment européenne. Presque tout le monde pense encore « national » en parlant « européen ». Quant aux autres parties du monde, on y a assisté à des élans com- munautaires qui ont été rapidement dominés par la flambée des nationalismes. Sans doute existe-t-il des foyers d'action internationale, tels que ceux de l'ONU et de ses institutions spécialisées. Le rôle du secré- tariat des Nations Unies a grandi en ces dernières années. De toutes les entreprises des organes internationaux résuite certainement une action sur l'opinion, qui en est venue à accorder une plus grande estime à ces institutions. Il faut tenir compte aussi des nombreuses organisations privées qui agissent sur le plan international, tenant des congrès parfois re- tentissants ; plus souvent réunissant des commissions qui font du travail sérieux. C'est là, dans l'affrontement d'un grand nombre de questions qui ne figurent pas au tableau de la politique internationale, que s'opèrent sans doute les rapprochements les plus effectifs. Par dessus tout il faut reconnaître l'existence de ce corps essentiellement international qu'est l'Eglise, qui embrasse par vocation divine le monde entier. Cette conférence, toute nourrie de constatations puisées dans l'ex- périence des dernières années, ne pêche certainement pas par excès d'optimisme. Mais elle tend à ce qu'une opinion « transnationale » arrive à se former pour le bien de l'humanité. La Semaine Sociale de Nice, dans ses conclusions, a adopté sur cette question le texte suivant : « Depuis quelques années, il tend à se constituer une opinion internationale qui dépasse les cadres anciens des nations et des cultures. Elle est encore commençante et incohérente mais il est probable qu'elle connaîtra un dévelop- pement rapide. Il importe de prendre conscience de ce fait nouveau et d'y adapter l’action sur l’opinion ».

KHALED MOHEI EL DIN Member of the Presidential Commit- PEACEFUL coexistence between states with different social systems tee of the World Council of Peace. is the only correct path under existing world conditions. The sole Extract from an article which first alternative is nuclear war with its disastrous effects on the destiny appeared in the Cairo daily Akhbar of civilisation and of man. How will each of these systems attempt al Yom on October 10, 1964 and re- produced in the June 1966 issue of to prove itself superior to the other ? By means of military force Active Co-existence, published by the and eventual war, or by means of peaceful coexistence and resultant International Institute for Peace. peaceful competition ? The world is naturally in a state of flux.

ASSOCIATIONS INTERNATIONALES, 1966, N° 9 519 just as are its political and social systems. It it beyond the bounds of possibility to stop the political, economic and ideological confrontation yet it is to be hoped that such a confrontation will take the form of peaceful competition in the fields of science, economy and ideology. What, therefore, is the exact meaning of this important principle of international relations known as peaceful coexistence V Put simply and clearly it means : 1. War should be abandoned as a means of settling differences between states. 2. The territorial sovereignty and independence of the various nations should be duly respected. 3. There should be no interference in the internal affairs of other states, be it to try and change their political or social system. or for any other purpose. 4. Political and economic relations between states should be based on equality and mutual interest. 5. General and complete disarmament with effective international controls, should be the goal, including a total ban on nuclear weapons, the abolition of armed forces (except those needed for defence), and the elimination of military bases on foreign soil as well as of military alliances and blocs. Such a policy would undoubtedly lead to peaceful coexistence between the different social and political systems, and would prevent the exportation of revolution and counter-revolution. This all goes to show that peaceful coexistence means something more than the absence of war between nations. It is true that it leads to peace, but peace on a higher level than heretofore. The principle of peaceful coexistence is a new principle in international relations, in the history of mankind.

GEORGES PALTHEY LE réseau immense et extraordinaire des organisations et des con- Directeur general adjoint de I'Office férences internationales est essentiellement une entreprise pacifique. des Nations Unies à Genève, Chaque rencontre apporte sa contribution, large ou modeste, à Extrait de l'allocation prononcée à la l'édification de la paix : lès rapports entre nations sont mieux or- séance de clôture du 4 e Congrès in- ganisés et des hommes qui, par leur profession sont souvent plus ternational sur l'organisation des Congrès, à Copenhagen, le 2 avril enracinés à leurs pays que des professionnels de la diplomatie se 1966. connaissent mieux, s'estiment davantage et nouent entre eux des liens d'amitié. Toute notre action repose sur la paix mais aussi en dépend. On peut se demander si ce mouvement gigantesque des nouveaux modes de relations internationales n'est pas malgré sa vigueur et son ampleur un colosse aux pieds d'argile, car la paix est fragile. La paix n'est pas l'absence de guerre. Elle ne peut pas être cons- truite seulement par des rapports d'amitié jetés au-dessus des fron- tières entre individus privilégiés ou par des structures économiques ou matérielles étendues au monde entier. Comme le proclame la

520 INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS, 1966, No. 9 Charte de l'UNESCO, « la guerre et la paix ont leur source dans le cœur des hommes » et c'est en convertissant les esprits et les cœurs que nous pourrons assurer une paix réelle et durable. Cette conversion ne se fera pas par des mots mais par l'établissement de la justice, une justice humaine, politique, économique et sociale qui assure en tout lieu le libre épanouissement de la personne humaine. Il serait vain de se dissimuler que cet idéal est peut-être irréalisable dans la société des hommes. Mais il n'est pas nécessaire d'être sûr du succès pour entreprendre. Nous savons que nous con- tribuons à l'arrivée de cette justice désirée par de si grandes masses humaines et que nous participons à la construction de la paix. Dans notre tâche modeste et indispensable, c'est notre grandeur et notre récompense.

MASAHIDE SHIBUSAWA Leader of Moral Re-Armament in T Japan. THE present leadership of the world is, both in the Communist Extract from a speech to Chinese and non-Communist worlds, strangely lacking in direction and pers- university students in Taipeh (MR A pective. Every country and every class makes their case strongly Information Service, 11 June 1966). that they are absolutely right and the others are absolutely wrong, but very few people seem to be concerned with what kind of world we create for ourselves and for our children. Will we still live in endless wars, poverty and despair thirty years from now ? Or is a new turn of world history possible ? Under the kind of leadership which refuses to face the challenge of history, we are bound to have a world where problems abound and nothing is really solved. The idea of class struggle is too small for this age. At the same time, however, we must be equipped with a theme and direction adequate and ready, when the time comes, to lead the whole of 700 million people of China to true greatness. We must attempt to remake the character of civilisation so that every class, every race, and every nation will have its true part to play in the management of the world. The whole world is on tip- toe waiting for some nation to rise up and pioneer such a new way for humanity. In order to make a nation really effective for the next years and decades to come, we need a theme for the world. There is no idea which can win and capture the minds and hearts of modern men other than an idea to remake the world.

FREDERICK H. BOLAND A FEATURE of the world of official diplomacy which should oc- Past President of the United Nations casion us even more concern, perhaps, is the extent to which the- Assembly, Chancellor of Dublin man-in-the-street in all our countries feels himself so very far re- University. mote from it. He reads the news of the world in his daily paper, Extract from his address to the and no doubt at times—such as, for example, when the world is opening session of the 4th Interna- faced with some major political crisis—he does so with intense tional Congress on Congress Organi- zation, Copenhagen, 30th March 1966. interest and even anxiety. But what about the rest of the time ? When he reads reports of the proceedings at the United Nations and other important official conferences, does he do so with any real sense of personal involvement ? Is he conscious that the clashes of official policy which he reads about may have an im-

ASSOCIATIONS INTERNATIONALES, 1966, N° 9 521 portant bearing on the question of world peace and, therefore, of his own survival ? Does he regard himself as having any part to play in the task of furthering international harmony and understanding ? Or, as I am afraid is only too often the case, does he think of himself as simply a member of the audience at a discussion by a panel of experts in which the audience is not invited or expected to participate ? Surely, if the latter is the case, it is not a healthy state of affairs. Nor is the man-in-the-street altogether to blame. The United Nations was set up, not only as an answer to mankind's aspiration for peace and security, but also, in the words of the Charter, to promote social progress and better standards of life in larger freedom. The Charter assumes an active sense of community and shared aspirations among peoples of different nations and it aims at making these common sentiments an operative force towards the achievement of the purposes of the United Nations. In practice, however, the United Nations must rely for the realisation of this aim on the technique of multilateral diplomacy, and it is no criticism of that time-honoured technique to say that, what between the inevitable wordiness of its discussions, its preoccupation with fine points of drafting, its necessary com- promises and its caucuses and private conversations, the man-in- the-street is often left baffled and bewildered and a barrier of in- comprehension is erected between him and the great world forums in which the official representatives of his own and other countries live and have their being. The best method yet devised for mitigat- ing the problem of lack of communication which this situation creates lies in the holding of congresses on the unofficial level which bring together people of different countries who have interests in common. As we all know, this method has been more and more widely used in recent years and experience has already amply demonstrated what enormous advantages, in terms of international goodwill and understanding, can be derived from it. The mere fact of people of different nationalities coming together for the discussion of interests and ideas, even on a purely non-political level, has a psycho- logical effect of incalculable value. When the late Ernest Bevin opened the Marshall Plan conference in Paris in 1947, the idea of a United States of Europe was much in the air. Mr. Bevin made no reference to any such development in his speech, but he did express the hope that, out of their co-operation in the Marshall Plan, the countries represented at the conference would develop what he termed "a habit of association" which would prove fruitful for the future. How productive a force the "habit of association" can be has since been demonstrated. And congresses can do much to spread the "habit of association" between nations. They have already done so. The thousands of international associations which exist throughout the world today—associations of businessmen, scientists, labour leaders, teachers, bankers and so on—have already enlarged considerably the area of consensus which exists in world society. The non-political discussion of principles and ideas by people of different nationalities with intellectual or other interests in common has not only helped to elucidate and verify the

522 INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS, 1966, No. 9 principles and ideas concerned, but has also made a positive contribution to international understanding. And the measure of

or consensus arrived at by even unofficial congresses can be a useful antidote to the ill-feeling apt to be engendered by conflicts or clashes of interest in the official field.

I am sure that you will forgive me, Mr. Chairman, if I say that, just as war is much too serious a thing to be left exclusively to soldiers, so peace is much too precious to mankind today to be left exclusively to diplomats. In this rapidly shrinking world of ours, the pursuit of peace, the task of ensuring better international relations, demands for its success, in addition to conferences on the governmental or diplomatic level, ever more frequent conventions or congresses in which people of different countries with interests in common can meet and share their ideas and experiences.

ARNOLD TOYNBEE Extract from an article entitled W HAT about international voluntary service in our present-day- " International Voluntary Service. World ? We are conscious of living in a time of unprecedentedly An Historian's View " (Y MCA World Communique July-August 1966). swift and radical change in every sphere of life. People of my age t (seventy-six) have seen the World change, almost out of recognition, within the short span of a single lifetime. Has this transformation of the World made voluntary service superfluous ? Or has it made it more necessary and more valuable than it has ever been before ? Under the technological and economic and social conditions of our new world, it is now accepted that we can no longer get on without public action, national and international, on the grand scale. This is common ground among people professing many different ideo- logies. It is being accepted in practice in the United States, a country that, in theory, is dedicated to the ideology of unlimited free enterprise in all fields. Is not public action perhaps going to cater for all mankind's needs ? Is there a part still left for voluntary service to play ? As I see it, the need for voluntary service has become greater in our time than it has ever been before. Vo- luntary action and public action are not mutually exclusive ; they are complementary to each other. The more massive the public service that mankind requires, the greater the need to supplement and balance it by voluntary service. Here is a pair of fields of action in which "co-existence", "prolife-ration", and "escalation" can all be welcomed, whole-heartedly and without controversy, as movements that are life-giving, not death-bringing.

In the structuré of our present-day world, there are at least three vitally important points in which international voluntary service has a pan to play that cannot be played by any other social agency. International voluntary service can help knit the human race together into a single family. It can help to reduce—in the end, to vanishing point—the present gulf between "haves" and "have- nots". It can help the individual human being still to play an effective personal part in a society that threatens to dwarf him by its size and to baffle him by its complexity.

ASSOCIATIONS INTERNATIONALES, 1966, N° 9 523 Collective letter to the London Times, by eleven distinguished scientists — DECEMBER 31, 1965, marked the end of the observational phase 4 from the USA, 2 from the USSR, of the International Years of the Quiet Sun. This two-year enter- 2 French, 1 English, 1 Belgian and 1 Italian — who helped elaborate and prise, involving the closest co-operation between scientists of no took-part in the programmes of study fewer than 71 countries, has been, concerned with the study of the and research connected with the In- sun and the earth under conditions of minimum solar activity. ternational Geophysical Year and the It formed a complementary enterprise to the even greater scientific International Years of the Quiet Sun, organized by the ICSU (International cooperative project of seven years ago—the International Geophy- Council of Scientific Unions), 'with sical Year. assistance from UNESCO. Both projects were organized by special committees appointed by the International Council of Scientific Unions and financial assistance was given by this Council, by Unesco, and by the parti- cipating nations. Beyond question, the scientific achievements of these two enterprises have been immense and there can be little doubt that as a result of the IGY and IQSY, man's understanding of solar and terrestrial phenomena and of the relationship between them, has advanced to a really enormous degree. Vast stores of data have been assembled in World Data Centrés located in a number of countries and are freely available for study by scientists of every country. The planning and organization of these enterprises has occupied the time and energy of innumerable scientists from all nations over a period of several years. Men of science of every nation have been brought together in a spirit of friendly understanding and cooperation which has known no barriers of national- ity, race, colour, religious or political opinion. The basic objective of both these projects could be summarized in the phrase : "The common study of our planet by all for the be- nefit of all", and it is certain that the objective has been achieved in full measure. These world-wide cooperative scientific projects have shown conclusively that, however many and serious are the political problems that trouble the human race, it is possible for all the nations of the world to work closely together in great enterprises for the common good. We, the undersigned, officers of the special committees which organized the projects, wish to commend the examples of the IGY and IQSY to the peoples of all nations. At the same time, we would wish to express the earnest hope that scientific academies and governments everywhere will resolve to place this cooperation in geophysical science on a permanent basis. In so doing, we feel that not only will the rapid advance of geophysical science be maintained but, more importantly, it is certain that this continued close cooperation between men of science from . all parts of the world will make a significant contribution to the wider field of human understanding and goodwill.

ROMEO MAIONE Question : Les organisations de jeunesse se font de plus en plus Président de l'Assemblée Mondiale nombreuses, même dans les pays en voie de développement. Est-ce de la Jeunesse.

524 INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS, 1966, No. 9 Questions et réponses lors d'une in- un signe important ? Cela se remarque-t-il d'une manière très terview rad iop honique sur les grandes lignes des programmes de la aiguë ? WAY et le rôle des jeunes dans le monde d'aujourd'hui (WAY Forum, Maione : Je pense qu'il y a tout un développement qui se fait. Il y June 1966). a le premier stade du développement. Je songe en particulier à l'Afrique où ce furent les organisations internationales qui lancè- rent un peu les mêmes types d'organisations que celles déjà mises sur pied dans les pays développés. Les Africains commencent à trouver maintenant leurs propres méthodes et moyens d'organisation et, de plus en plus, ils créent des organisations. La grande question qui se pose est : quelles relations ces organisations doivent- elles avoir avec les gouvernements ? Dans certains pays, ces relations sont très étroites, en ce sens qu'elles sont presque dirigées par le gouvernement. Dans d'autres pays, les organisations ont beau- coup plus de liberté pour prendre des initiatives en vue d'établir de nouveaux programmes avec l'aide du gouvernement. Je pense que ces deux tendances commencent à s'affronter, mais la tendance essentielle, que la jeunesse commence à s'organiser, se fait sentir dans tous ces pays...

Question : Les jeunes, lorsqu'ils s'organisent dépassent donc le niveau national,, dépassent les particularisme nationaux ?

Maione : Oui et non. Vous savez que la réalité nationale aujour- d'hui, c'est encore franchement une réalité. Et on a besoin de faire des efforts pour arriver à toucher l'autre réalité : la réalité du monde technologique qui dépasse les frontières nationales. C'est très difficile de vivre seulement entouré de frontières nationales quand, par exemple, demain nous verrons l'avion Concorde voler de l'Europe à l'Amérique du Nord en trois heures, quand nous verrons le soleil se coucher à l'Est. Mais souvent, nous autres, nous sommes pris dans ce mythe national qui remonte au temps où nous voyagions à cheval et nous n'arrivons pas encore à comprendre cette nouvelle réalité. Je pense que dans nos mouvements de jeunesse, particulièrement dans l'Assemblée Mondiale de la Jeunesse, on s'efforce à ce que les jeunes soient conscients de leur réalité et qu'ils soient fiers de leur réalité nationale. Mais ils doivent faire des efforts pour que cette réalité soit dépassée et que la nouvelle réalité qui confronte tout le monde soit atteinte. Ce n'est pas une question d'idéologie, non plus qu'une question de religion ou de race. C"est une question essentiellement de géographie et le monde aujourd'hui a presque honte de la géographie. Je pense que la réalité nationale est chaque jour un peu plus dépassée. Question : Vous avez confiance alors ? Maione : J'ai toujours confiance. Dans un monde où naguère 80 % de la population vivait dans la misère totale, sans éducation, sans possibilité d'éducation, on entrevoit aujourd'hui la possibilité dé donner une éducation à tout le monde. Je suis plein d'espérance !

WILLEM VISSER 't HOOFT LES fonctionnaires internationaux n'appartiennent pas aux clas- Secrétaire général du Conseil Œcu- sifications normales. Sortant du cadre traditionnel des nations, ils ménique des Eglises.

ASSOCIATIONS INTERNATIONALES, 1966, N° 9 525 Extrait d'un résumé par M me Ursula préfigurent la société internationale encore embryonnaire. Certains Reich d'un exposé fait le 25 février les prennent pour les prophètes du monde futur, d'autres pour des 1965 à Genève lors de la 8 e Confé- rence annuelle du Foyer John Knox, profiteurs. Très peu comprennent leurs vrais problèmes. consacrée au thème « le fonctionnaire Un de ceux-là est le déracinement, fréquent de notre temps, mais international et le monde d'aujour- avec ceci de particulier que le fonctionnaire international entre d'hui (Le Courrier CERN, juin 1965). dans une société de déracinés dont les racines sont fort différentes les unes des autres. Il court le danger de se sentir vite perdu devant la difficulté des contacts avec des gens d'autres races, milieux et cultures, et de se replier sur soi-même ou sur su colonie nationale. Un autre problème fondamental est la relation avec son pays d'origine. La Charte des Nations Unies souligne la nécessité absolue de l'indépendance du fonctionnaire international face à son pays d'origine. Sans parler de l'influence inconsciente du milieu originel, cela est irréalisable, le fonctionnaire dépendant de son gouvernement, ou de toute autre organisation nationale, pour son avenir. D'autre part, le propre des institutions internationales est de ne pas avoir d'idéologie définie. Le fonctionnaire international qui veut être in- dépendant se trouve donc dans une sorte de vide, rien ne venant remplacer le lien naturel avec son pays. Un troisième problème provient de ce que le fonctionnaire international doit constamment s'abstenir, dans sa vie professionnelle, de prendre position idéologiquement, théologiquement, ou poli- tiquement. Il risque ainsi de devenir très vite un homme qui ne s'engage pas. Comment surmonter ces difficultés ? Le fonctionnaire international doit être profondément convaincu que le monde a besoin de bons techniciens en relations internationales, au même titre que de bons agriculteurs ou de bons mécaniciens, et qu'ils sont d'autant plus importants qu'ils doivent créer du neuf. Pour accomplir sa vocation, le fonctionnaire international a besoin d'un équipement intellectuel — une grande curiosité intellectuelle, la connaissance d'autres langues —, mais doit aussi croire à la pos- sibilité d'une amitié entre hommes de cultures, de nations, de races différentes. Enfin, pour remédier au pluralisme politique, idéologique, reli- gieux, culturel, au fait que son métier n'a pas d'éthique professionnelle définie et au fait qu'il n'a pas l'appui d'un milieu social co- hérent, le fonctionnaire international doit s'enraciner consciem- ment dans une conviction profonde. C'est là le vrai remède contre le déracinement. Il ne peut pas s'attendre à vivre tranquille puis- que le monde est toujours menacé d'explosions idéologiques ou na- tionalistes, mais il n'a pas le droit de déserter, engagé qu'il est dans le grand combat des forces constructives contre les forces destructives. Cette conviction était le secret de Dag Hammarskjöld, l'exemple vivant de ce que doit être tout fonctionnaire international : « Pour quelqu'un dont la tâche reflète si évidemment les possibilités et les responsabilités humaines, il n'y a pas d'excuse s'il perd la conviction 'd'avoir été appelé'. Tant qu'il garde cela, tout ce qu'il peut faire a un sens et rien n'a un prix ».

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526 INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS, 1966, No. 9 PERSONALIA • Le Dr. W. A. Visser 't Hooft, Secrétaire général démission- naire du Conseil mondial des Eglises a été nommé citoyen d'honneur du Canton de Ge- nève par le Conseil d'Etat de la ville. Le Dr. Visser 't Hooft rési- H Universalité : Peu de traités - New Unions should be admit- de à Genève depuis 1924. Se- internationaux peuvent sans dou- ted to membership of ICSU crétaire général de la Fédéra- te rivaliser avec les Conventions only when there is no possi- tion universelle des associa- bility for an existing Union tions chrétiennes d'étudiants de Genève sous le rapport de de 1928 à 1938, il était secré- l'universalité. Il semble, en ef- to accomodate the new disci- pline by modification of its taire général du Conseil mon- fet, qu'aucun Etat du monde ne dial des Eglises depuis 1938. soit demeuré complètement own structure. étranger au « droit de Genève » • Eric McCallum, Président - A National Member should of Federated Farmers of New dont l'origine remonte à la Con- not normally be considered Zealand, is the new President vention de 1864 signée grâce à as ready for full membership of the International Fede- l'initiative d'Henry Dunant et de unless it can fulfil the obli- ration of Agricultural Produ- ses collègues du comité fonda- gations imposed by full mem- cers (IFAP). He succeeds teur de la Croix-Rouge. bership and has a national Herschel Newsem, Master of La situation, à l'heure actuelle, body representing its scientific activities which has been se présente de la manière sui- in existence in some form for vante : 109 Etats sont parties six years. aux Conventions de Genève du 12 août 1949, le dernier étant le - Each Union should have a Honduras, dont l'adhésion date Representative on the Execu- du 31 décembre 1965. Cependant tive Committee, and one ad- à ces 109, on peut ajouter dix ditional National Represen- autres Etats. En effet, le CICR tative should be elected to a toujours considéré qu'un terri- the Executive Committee for toire accédant à l'indépendance every two additional Union demeure lié par les traités d'in- Representatives above the térêt public ou général qu'aurait present number of fourteen. signé la puissance y exerçant - An interval of two years précédemment la souveraineté. should be maintained bet- Ainsi les Conventions de Genève ween General Assemblies. restent en vigueur, à moins que The President should be eli- le nouvel Etat ne répudie expres- gible for re-election for a se- sément ces traités signés par cond term of two years, and l'Etat auquel il a succédé. the Secretary-General arid (Revue Internationale de la Treasurer should be eligible Croix-Rouge, juillet 1966). for not more than three suc- cessive terms of office. Karl Franz Schweig, Direktor des - A standing Committee for Or- Werbe- und Verkehrsamtes der Stadt Structure and Method : At the Düsseldorf a été nommé le er mai ganization and Admissions dernier Direktor des Amtes für 11 th General Assembly of the should be set up, consisting International Council of Scien- Fremdenverkehr und Wirtschafts- of the President and eight förderung. organe nouvellement crée. tific Unions (ICSU) several re- other members not necessari- Mr. Schweig est depuis 1959 Direc- commendations were adopted ly Members of the Executive teur du secrétariat régional de concerning the future structure Committee. PUAI pour l'Allemagne Fédérale. Il of the Council : a fête son 60 e anniversaire le 6 septembre 1966.

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PERSONALIA — ICSU should bear the expen- « Dans les milieux internatio- (continued) ses of meetings of Special or naux — et peut-être surtout par- Scientific Committees only mi les délégués surchargés de the National Grange of the during the formative stages of travail qui assistent à ses confé- united Stales. Mr. McCallum such Committees. rences et réunions —, la FIPA is the second New Zealander s'est taillé la réputation d'un tra- to be President of IFAP; the • Appel conjoint : L'Alliance vailleur infatigable. Ni les docu- first one being John Andrew. I Coopérative Internationale, la ments de travail soumis aux dé- Confédération Internationale des légations, ni les thèmes discutés • Dr. Felix A. Sviridov was Syndicats Libres et la Fédéra- chaque jour pendant de lon- appointed Secretary General tion Internationale des Produc- gues heures, ni la mise au point of the International Federa- tions Agricoles préparent un ap- laborieuse des rapports (presque tion for Documentation as of pel conjoint aux gouvernements toujours adoptés à l'unanimité 1st July 1966. et aux peuples pour qu'ils établis- par les délégations de trente- sent ensemble un plan mondial trois pays, de langues et de cul- Dr. Sviridov who was a Se- et systématique de l'alimentation tures différentes) ne suffisent à nior Scientific Staff Member < sous les auspices de la FAO et conjurer l'image d'une agréable at VINITI, Moscow, worked de la « Campagne mondiale con- from 1955-60 as Associate Li- tre la Faim ». Pour ce faire, il brarian in the untied Nalions faudra obtenir la coopération des Library in New York. agences financières internationales et régionales, telles que la Banque mondiale, la Banque in- S teraméricaine du Développe- Mr. W. van der Brugghen ment, la Banque asiatique de Dé- will remain a member of the veloppement, le Fonds du Dé- Secretariat with the title of veloppement de la Communauté Administrative Director. économique européenne. • Mr. Mohammed El Fasi, Ces trois organisations, repré- recteur de l'université de Ra- sentant les travailleurs, les con- bat. a été élu pour trois ans sommateurs et les producteurs Président de l'Association des de tous pays ont, dès 1964, con- universités entièrement ou jugué leurs efforts pour lancer partiellement de langue fran- aux gouvernements le premier çaise. C'est au cours de la 2 e appel en ce sens. Conférence de l'Association tenue à Liège, en avril der- Collaboration OIG - ONG : « 11 nier, Que cette élection a eu S y a peu de secteurs de l'acti- lieu. S vité humaine où la compréhen- sin et la bonne volonté récipro- • The 8th Congress of the ques aient été davantage en- On 1st September 1966, seven promi- International Union of Socia- couragées par l'action d'une or- nent members of the International tist Youth elected Jan Haek- ganisation internationale, il y Broadcasters Society have received kerup (Denmark) as General a peu de domaines de la co- « The Executive Shield » ira recognition of their outstanding services to Secretary in succession to opération internationale où la the Society and the profession of Sture Ericson. Kyi Byunt liaison soit plus étroite entre broadcasting. (Burma) who is still in pri- l'organisme inter-gouvernemen- The Executive Shield is a wooden son in Burma, was elected as tal compétent et l'association shield with an engraved silver plate. Honorary President, Wilbert non gouvernementale elle aussi It is awarded to those members who, Perera (Ceylon) as President compétente, que celui de l'agri- in the opinion of the Executive, have and Kurt Hawlicek (Austria), culture et de l'alimentation ». rendered outstanding service to the Monaf Fakira (Mauritius) and C'est ainsi que s'exprimait ré- world body and the profession of Miguel Martinez (Spain) as cemment le Secrétaire général broadcasting. de la Fédération internationale In each case, the awardees have de~ Vice-Présidents. monstrated the qualities held high by e des producteurs agricoles (FI- ° Le 8 Congrès de la Fédéra- PA). Et il s'expliquait : the Society : Integrity, Curiosity. Ge- tion internationale des musi- nerosity. Humility, Compassion, Sen- ciens a procédé au renouvelle- sitivity, Honour and Courage. ment de son Comité exécutif. Mr. Hardie Ralcliffe (Grande- '

528 INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS, 1966, No. 9 qui trop souvent accompagne other leading NGO personalities PERSONALIA détente dans un lieu étranger, co-opted to it. (continued) la notion de congrès international. Ces méthodes rigoureuses Les ONG et l'alphabétisation : Le Bre/agne) fut réélu Président ont été rentables. Il est incontes- groupe de travail des ONG sur et MM. H. Grohmann (Autri- table Que si, dans bien des pays, l'alphabétisation, créé dans le ca- che) et M. Ferares (Pays- les dirigeants agricoles sont dre de la Conférence des ONG Bas) Vice-présidents. Les mieux informés et abordent les internationales bénéficiant des pays suivants complètent le problèmes avec plus d'ouvertu- arrangements consultatifs auprès Comité exécutif à titre de re d'esprit, c'est grâce à des an- de l'Unesco, a décidé d'organi- membres : Allemagne (Rép. nées de travail en commun sur ser un stage de formation en Féd.), Danemark, Espagne, des problèmes préoccupants pour Afrique orientale à l'intention Italie, Yougoslavie, Mr. R. tous. Je ne connais pas de meil- de représentants d'organisations Leuzinger reste Secrétaire gé- leure méthode pour désamorcer non gouvernementales s'occu- néral de la FIM. les problèmes explosifs et déga- pant activement ou comptant s'occuper de programmes d'al- • Dr. Eugène Rabinowitch ger peu à peu des compromis (USA), has been selected as raisonnables ». phabétisation dans cette région. L'organisation du stage est con- the fourteenth winner of the •| NGO Conférence : The Tenth fiée à la Confédération mondiale international Kalinga Prize General Conference of Non-Go- des organisations de la profes- of 1,000 pounds sterling for vernmental Organisations in sion enseignante. Il se tiendra the popularization of science. Consultative Status with the en Tanzanie au milieu de décem- Editor and one of the foun- United Nations Economie and bre prochain. Il s'agit d'une en- ders of the Bulletin of the Social Council was held at the treprise commune entre ONG, Atomic Scientists, he look an Palais des Nations in Geneva on dont la coopération internatio- active role in the " Pugwash " July 1 and 4, 1966. Secretary- nale actuelle devrait être plus movement which has held General U Thant addressed the souvent l'occasion. fourteen conferences on scien- Conference which was also attended by many guests represent- . • Année internationale : 1967 a ce and world affairs attended ing the United Nations, its spe- été désigné par le Conseil écono- by some of the world's most cialised agencies, and the Coun- mique et social des Nations Unies eminent scientists and sha- cil of Europe. comme Année internationale du pers of science policy. Mrs. John W. Sheppard, New tourisme. La XIX" Assemblée gé- • The 11th Congress of the York representative of the Lea- nérale de l'Union Internationale International Federation of gue of Red Cross Societies, was Building and Woodworkers, elected President; Mr. V. M. Ka- which met in Oslo, Norway, bes of the International Commis- from 4 to 7 July 1966, had to sion of Jurists, Vice-Président; choose a new leadership for and ten prominent Non-Govern- the Federation. Dore Smets mental Organisations were elect- (Belgium) is retiring as Pre- ed to the Bureau. sident and was replaced by Implementing a Resolution of J. H. Mills (Great Britain), the Conference on the coordina- formerly Vice-Président of the tion of observance by non- IFBWW. Arne Hagen (Den- governmental organisations of mark) will retire from the the International Year for Hu- post of General Secretary, man Rights 1968, an Internatio- which he has held for many nal Committee of NGO's has been years, at the end of December set up under the auspices of the Emblem of the International Tourist 1966, and the Congress elected Conference at a special meeting Year. John Löfblad (Sweden) to held in Geneva on August 3, replace him from the begin- 1966. Mr. Sean MacBride was des organismes officiels de tou- ning of next year. elected President of a Standing risme (UIOOT) a décidé de re- Committee composed of all past commander l'utilisation du slo- • The death occured in Au- Presidents and Vice-Présidents gan « tourisme, passeport pour gust 1966 of Mr. John Barclay, of the Conference, as well as la paix » et a créé l'emblème dont a passionate and dedicated reproduction ci-dessus. humanitarian, co-founder

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Parmi les activités prévues mental organisation to undertake bility studies, trade missions pour cette année, l'UIOOT envi- functions parallel to those of and so on; sage une action spéciale pour fa- AFRASEC at the governmental ciliter le tourisme notamment 4) to endorse the promotional level : endeavours of the Secretary- vers les pays en voie de dévelop- Stressing the advantages of pement en recommandant aux General for the purpose of associating chambers of com- projecting the proper image gouvernements de ces pays des merce and industry with the mesures temporaires d'assouplis- and potential of the AFRA- programmes and policies of ex- SEC at the international le- sement des formalités de voya- ternal assistance as well as those ges. Si ces « essais à terme » se vel, and to encourage him to relating to intra-regional mu- expand these endeavours montrent satisfaisants, ils pour- tual aid : raient devenir des mesures per- with the help of constituent Taking into account the in- members ». manentes de facilités d'accès aux ternational status of the AFRA- touristes. SEC and its capabilities in re- Among other resolutions is the Chambers of commerce : The gard to the proper conduct appointment of two ad hoc com- 5th Conference of the Afro- and organisation of external missions of AFRASEC : 1) Com- Asian Organisation for Econo- assistance, and the desirability mission on balance of payments mie Co-operation (AFRASEC) of maintaining regular and ef- 2) Commission for industriali- held in Casablanca 16-19 May fective contacts with internation- sation. 1966 adopted a resolution con- al agencies interested in the economic development and the cerning the role of its members B Nouveau périodique : Faisant in economic development : external trade of Afro-Asian countries : suite au « Bulletin » qui parais- " Emphasising the importance sait depuis 1956, « Solidarité » of the role which the chambers Resolves : est désormais l'organe du Mou- of commerce and industry can 1) to reiterate its recommenda- vement international de la jeu- play in the economic develop- tion to the governments of nesse agricole et rurale catholi- ment of African and Asian coun- African and Asian countries que. Il paraîtra 4 fois par an en tries : to establish an inter-govern- Recalling the Recommendation français, allemand et espagnol. mental organisation parallel Le premier numéro a paru en of the First AFRASEC Conferen- to the AFRASEC; ce (Cairo, 1958), concerning the juillet 1966. «Solidarité » s'adres- establishment of an inter-govern- 2) to request the Secretary-Ge- se principalement aux dirigeants neral to organise, where pos- nationaux et diocésains des mou- sible and appropriate, acti- vements membres en s'efforçant vities in selected areas of the de leur apporter les éléments Afro-Asian region, aiming at d'information et d'apprécia- facilitating the task of the tion qu'ils attendent pour Centre; mener à bien leur travail de dirigeants, éducateurs d'hommes, 3) to urge the Secretary-Gene- promoteurs d'un ordre rural nou- ral to offer any such assis- veau; en même temps « Solida- tance to national chambers rité » fera connaître la vie, les of commerce and industry souhaits, les réalisations de la and similar institutions in African and Asian countries jeunesse rurale du monde, en as he may be able to do in particulier de la jeunesse organi- order to enable them to en- sée. large and intensify their role in economic development 1GO/NGO collaboration : The In- especially in the fields of ternational Computation Centre promoting facilities for train- and the International Federa- ing, exchange of information, tion for Information Processing organising exhibitions, ex- have appointed an international port promotion, participation advisory Committee for super- in international fairs, market vision of seminars on informa- research, undertaking feasi- tion processing in administration.

530 INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS, 1966, No, .9 Dixième supplément à Tenth supplement to the Yearbook of International Organizations 1964-1965 edition Changes of address or title Les neuf premiers supplements ont paru dans The first nine lists were published in the les numéros de février, mai, août, novembre February, May, August, November 1965 and 1965 et janvier, avril, mai, juillet et août 1966 January, April, May, July and August 1966 is- de « Associations Internationales ». Un service sues of " International Associations ". Offprints spécial de tous les suppléments jusqu'à la paru- on gummed paper of all supplements produced tion de l'Annuaire 1966-1967 en décembre 1966 before the 1966-1967 edition of the Yearbook peut être obtenu sur papier gommé au prix de comes off the press in December 1966 are availa- 300 FB, 30 FF, 26 FS. ble at the inclusive price of $ 7 or 42/- sterling.

WORLD FRIENDSHIP FEDERATION 723 (Fédération pour l'amitié mondiale) EUROPEAN ASSOCIATION 744 New address of Chairman : FOR PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT Arthur McTaggart-Short, " Kenwith ", 113 (Association européenne pour la direction Moy Road, Roath, Cardiff, UK. de personnel) (International Associations, September 1966) New address : c/o ANDCP, 57, rue de Babylone, Paris 7 e. INTERNATIONAL ALLIANCE OF 730 (International Associations, September 1966) WOMEN-EQUAL RIGHTS-EQUAL RESPONSIBILITIES INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION 770 (Alliance internationale des femmes — OF WOMEN LAWYERS droits égaux — responsabilités égales) (Fédération internationale des femmes New address : juristes) Mrs. E. Halsey, 1430 Rhode Island Avenue, New postal address : N. W. Washington 20005, D. C. Sec. Gen. : Attorney Amor Melencio Herrera, (International Associations, September 1966) P.O. Box 1554, Manila, Philippines. (International Associations, September 1966) INTERNATIONAL UNION 734 OF SOCIAL DEMOCRATIC TEACHERS (Union internationale universitaire INTERNATIONAL UNION 782 socialiste et démocratique) OF LATIN NOTARIES New address : (Union Internationale du notariat latin) Tunnerstrasse 28, Postfach 82, A-8700 Leoben, New address : Austria. Dott. A. Guasti, Piazza Paolo Ferrari 8, (International Associations, September 1966) Milan, Italy - T. 864.151. (International Associations, September 1966)

List continued overleaf Septième supplément au Pe tit Répertoire des Organisations Internationales Ci-dessus et dans les pages suivantes on trouvera le septième supplément au Petit Réper- toire des Organisations Internationales, édition française (160 pages, 150 FB, 15 FF, 13 FS). Les six premiers suppléments ont paru dans les numéros de novembre 1965 et janvier, avril, mai, juillet et août 1966.

ASSOCIATIONS INTERNATIONALES, 1966. N° 9 531 INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY 784 CONTACT FOR MANAGEMENT EDUCATION INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S 925 AUXILIARY TO (Contact universitaire international pour l'enseignement de l'administration THE VETERINARY PROFESSION des entreprises) (Association internationale New address : des femmes de vétérinaires) Kruisplein 7, Rotterdam, Netherlands. New address : (International Associations, September 1966) President : Mrs. Marian A. Woelffer, 115 Woodland, Oconomowoc, Wis. 53066, USA. WORLD COUNCIL FOR 847 (International Associations, September 1966) THE WELFARE OF THE BLIND (Organisation mondiale pour la protection sociale des aveugles) INTERNATIONAL 934 New address of the Paris Office : CONFEDERATION OF 4, place de la Concorde, Paris 8 e. FREE TRADE UNIONS (International Associations, September 1966) (Confédération internationale EUROPEAN COMMITTEE 860 des syndicats libres) FOR CO-OPERATION New address of the Branch office in Geneva : WITH LATIN AMERICA Rue de la Coulouvrenière 27-29, 1204 Geneva (Comité européen de coopération avec T. 24.82.24. l'Amérique latine) (International Associations, September 1966) New address : c/o UNIAPAC, 49, avenue d'Auderghem, Brus- sels 4 - T. 35.41.78. PAN AFRICAN 961 (International Associations, September 1966) WORKERS CONGRESS (Union panafricaine des travailleurs INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL 884 croyants) OF NURSES New address : (Conseil international des infirmières) Victor Beleke, B. P. 8814, Kinshasa, Congo New address : Dem. Rep. 35-37, rue de Vermont, 1200 Geneva. (International Associations, September 1966) (International Associations, September 1966) INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION 903 INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION 965 OF TRANSLATORS OF CHRISTIAN (Fédération internationale METALWORKERS UNIONS des traducteurs) (Fédération internationale des syndicats New address : chrétiens de la métallurgie) HJ Pfisterer, Rohrbacherstrasse 138, 69 Hei- New address : delberg, Germany, Fed. Rep. 23, avenue Julien Hanssens, Brussels 2, (International Associations, September 1966) (International Associations. September 1966) INTERNATIONAL UNION 917 OF BAKERS AND CONFECTIONERS CENTRE FOR 995 (Union Internationale LATIN AMERICAN de la patisserie) MONETARY STUDIES New address : (Centre d'études monétaires Sven Larson, Sveriges Konditor-Förening, latino-américaines) Postbox 190 30, Stockholm 19. New address : (International Associations, September 1966) Durango 54, Mexico 7, D. F. (International Associations, September 1966)

532 INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS, 1966, No. 9 EUROPEAN FEDERATION 1064 OF REFRACTORY MATERIAL PRODUCERS INTERNATIONAL 1271 (Federation européenne des fabricants AIRLINE NAVIGATORS COUNCIL de produits réfractaires) (Conseil international des navigateurs New address : (le lignes aériennes) Secrétariat : F. Burger, 31 Löwenstrasse, Case New address ; postale 3361, 8023 Zurich, Switzerland. Exec-Sec : C. H. Gullen, 26, Hill Lane, Ruis- T. (051) 27.58.38. lip, Middlesex, England. (International Associations, September 1966) (International Associations, September 1966} INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION 1099 OF CRAFTS AND SMALL SOUTH AMERICAN 1317 AND MEDIUM-SIZED ENTERPRISES TRAVEL ORGANIZATION (Union internationale de l'artisanat et des petites et moyennes entreprises) (Organisation sud- américaine de tourisme) New address : New address : 98, rue de Saint-Jean, 1211 Genève 11. 100, Biscayne Boulevard (Suite 501), Miami, T. (022) 32.80.00. Florida 33131, U. S. A. (International Associations, September 1966) (International Associations, September 1966)

INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION 1142 INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION 1341 OF ROOFING CONTRACTORS FOR HYDRAULIC RESEARCH (Fédération internationale des entreprises (Association internationale de couverture) des recherches hydrauliques) New address : New address : M. Sterck, Fédération belge des installateurs Dr Ing G. Ruppel, Fachgruppe Energitech- couvreurs, 19, rue Faider, Brussels 5. (International Associations, September 1966) nik, Postfach 10250, 4 Düsseldorf, Germany Fed. Rep. (International Associations, September 1966) INTERNATIONAL 1164 RAINWEAR COUNCIL (Association internationale des fabricants INTERNATIONAL 1404 d'imperméables) MATHEMATICAL UNION New addresses : (Union mathématique internationale) Président : Ib Franck, Cristonette, Vester- gade 10, Copenhagen. New address of Secretary General : Secrétariat : Via dei Franzone 6/1, Genoa, Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule, Italy. Hauptgebäude Zimmer 41 d, 8006 Zürich, (International Associations, September 1966) Switzerland - T. 32.73.30 - Ext. 2279. (International Associations, September 1966) EUROPEAN ASSOCIATION 1201 FOR RESEARCH INTERNATIONAL UNION 1407 ON PLANT BREEDING OF BIOCHEMISTRY (Association européenne pour (Union internationale de biochimie) l'amélioration des plantes) New address : New address : Prof. Erik Akerberg, Svalöf Institutet, Lund, Prof. P. Desnuelle, Institut de chimie biolo- Sweden. gique, Faculté des sciences, Place Victor (International Associations, September 1966) Hugo, Marseille, France. (International Associations, September 1966)

ASSOCIATIONS INTERNATIONALES, 1966, N° 9 533 INTERNATIONAL UNION 1408 INTERNATIONAL UNION 1442 OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES OF THEORETICAL (Union internationale des sciences AND APPLIED MECHANICS biologiques) (Union internationale de mécanique New address of Secretary General : théorique et appliquée) Prof. Donald S. Farner, Sec. Gen., Interna- New address : tional Union of Biological Sciences, Depart- Sec Gen : Prof. Dr Henry Görtier, Hebel- ment of Zoology, University of Washington, strasse 40, 78 Freiburg i Br., Germany. Seattle, Washington 98105, USA. (International Associations, September 1966} (International Associations, September 1966)

PERMANENT COMMITTEE 1415 EUROPEAN 1448 OF INTERNATIONAL ZOOLOGICAL ATOMIC ENERGY SOCIETY CONGRESSES (Société européenne d'énergie atomique) (Comité permanent des congrès internationaux New Executive Vice Président : de zoologie) New Executive Vice-Président : Prof. New address : K. Wirtz, Kernforschungszentrum Karlsruhe, c/o Professeur Pierre P. Grasse, 105, bld. Institut für Neutronenphysik und Reaktor- Raspail, Paris 6 e. technik, Postfach 947, 75 Karlsruhe, Germa- (International Associations, September 1966) ny, Fed. Rep. (International Associations, September 1966)

PERMANENT INTERNATIONAL 1418 COMMITTEE ON INTERNATIONAL 1467 GENETIC CONGRESSES CARTOGRAPHIC ASSOCIATION (Comité permanent (Association cartographique internationale) des congrès internationaux de génétique) New address : New Secretary and address : Prof. F. J. Ormeling, Secretary Treasurer, Dr Y. Tazima, c/o National Institute of Ge- Bachlaan 39, Hilversum, Netherlands. netics, Misima, Japan. (International Associations, September 1966) (International Associations, September 1966) INTERNATIONAL UNION 1423 INTERNATIONAL 1475 OF CRYSTALLOGRAPHY MINERALOGICAL ASSOCIATION . (Union internationale de cristallographie) (Association internationale de minéralogie) New address : New address : Dr G. Boom, Laboratorium voor Technische Prof. C. E. Tilley, Dept of Mineralogy and Natuurkunde der Rijksuniversiteit, Wester- Petrology, The University, Cambridge, UK. singel 34, Groningen, Netherlands. (International Associations. September 1966} (International Associations, September 1966) INTERNATIONAL UNION 1432 INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY 1482 OF PHYSIOLOGICAL SCIENCES FOR FAT RESEARCH (Union internationale des sciences (Société internationale pour l'étude physiologiques) New address : des corps gras) J. W. Duyff, Department of Physiology, Uni- New address : versity of Leiden, Leiden, Netherlands Prof. Ing Janos Hollo, University of Technical T. (01710) 48333 - Ext. 3647. Sciences, Institute of Agricultural Chemical (International Associations, September 1966) Technology, Geliert ter 4, Budapest 11. (International Associations, September 1966)

5 3 4 INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS, 1966, No. 9 INTERNATIONAL STANDING 1491 COMMITTEE OF INTERNATIONAL CONGRESSES 1564 CARBONIFEROUS CONGRESSES ON TROPICAL MEDICINE AND MALARIA (Comité international permanent (Congrès internationaux de médecine des Congrès du carbonifère) tropicale et de paludisme) New address : New address : 0r A. W. Woodland, 6th International Con- Prof Gaham Shah Saleh, Faculty of Medicine, gress of Carboniferous Stratigraphy and Geo- University of Teheran, avenue Shah-Reza, logy, Geological Survey of Great Britain, Teheran, Iran - T. 40021-40031. Ring Road Halton, Leeds 15, UK. (International Associations, September 1966) (International Associations, September 1966) INTERNATIONAL UNION 1496 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE 1584 OF GAME BIOLOGISTS AGAINST RHEUMATISM (Union internationale (Ligue internationale contre le rhumatisme) des biologistes du gibier) New address : New address : c/o American Rheumatism Association, 10 Riistantutkimuslaitos (Game Research Insti- Columbus Circle, New York N Y, 10019 - T. tute), 45 B, Unioninkatu, 42 Helsinki, ' Circle 5-2930. (International Associations, September 1966) (International Associations, September 1966)

ASSOCIATION 1514 EUROPEAN LEAGUE AGAINST 1585 0F NATIONAL EUROPEAN AND RHEUMATISM MEDITERRANEAN SOCIETIES (Ligue européenne contre le rhumatisme) OF GASTRO-ENTEROLOGY New address : (Association des sociétés nationales 5, avenue Tivoli, CH-1700, Frihourg, Swit. européennes et méditerrannéennes zerland - T. 037/2.30.24 de gastro-entérologie) (International Associations, September 1966) New address : Dr A. Froehlich, Korte Lazanastraat 5, Ant- INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL 158S werpen, Belgium - T. 37.28.54. ASSOCIATION FOR THE STUDY (International Associations, September 1966) OF LIVING CONDITIONS AND HEALTH (Association médicale internationale pour EUROPEAN SOCIETY 1530 l'étude des conditions de vie et de là santé) OF HAEMATOLOGY New address : (Société européenne d'hématologie) Prof Giovanni Berlinguer, Instituto d'Igiene. New address : Città Universitaria, Roma - C. MEDcongress Dr M. C. Verloop, Academisch Ziekenhuis, (International Associations, September 1966, Utrecht, Netherlands. (International Associations, September 1966) INTERNATIONAL 159 ORGANIZATION FOR MEDICAL INTERNATIONAL 1559 PHYSICS COMMISSION ON RADIOLOGICAL (Organisation internationale de physique PROTECTION médicale) (Commission internationale de protection New address : contre les radiations) Président : Prof W J Mayneord, 7 Downs Way New address : Close, Tadworth, Surrey, UK. Dr F D Sowby, Clifton Avenue, Sutton, Surrey, Sec Gen : Dr B Waldeskog, Department of Ra- England - T. VIGilant 4680 diotherapy, General Hospital, Malmö, Swe- (International Associations, September 1966) den. (International Associations, September 1966.

ASSOCIATIONS INTERNATIONALES, 1966, N° 9 535 The following supplement does not include details of the meetings sche- duled in the 1966 edition of the annual « International Congress Calendar» (U.I.A., 1, rue aux Laines, Brussels 1, Jan 1966, pp 124, $ 4 or 21/-sterling) It only includes : • New congresses announced after the annual Calendar closed for press on 1 December 1965. • Amended entries (marked •) where changes have been made in respect of information already published.

Le calendrier ci-dessous mentionne uniquement :

• les nouvelles réunions, internationales ne figurant pas encore dans l'édition 1966 du « Calendrier annuel des Congrès Internatio- naux» * ni dans les huit premiers suppléments (janv.-août 1966) • les modifications (marquées ici •) survenues à propos des réunions annoncées dans cette édition.* * International Congress Calendar, U.A.I. 1, rue aux Laines, Bruxelles 1. Janvier 1966. 124 pages - 150 FB - 15 FF - 13 FS. . • OCTOBRE 1st Half 1966 OCTOBRE 1" Moitié 1-3 Oct — Society for Int Develop- Athens A : X. L. Messinesi. 6 Partiarchou Joa- ment — Mediterranean regional chim, Athens 138. Greece. Se 1 conference. Theme : Contempo- A : Christopher G. Peet, Clover Bise, rary technology in the service of Whitstable, Kent, UK. Se 2 development. 3 Oct — Int Order of Good Tem- plars — Int good templar youth day. Theme : Int co-operation for peace. Organizer's address A adresse du secrétariat organisateur Associated exhibition Ex exposition associée Expected participation P nombre de participants attendus Publication of " Proceedings " R publication de comptes rendus Participation at preceding meeting/ PP participation à la réunion précédente : number of countries represented nombre de participante/nombre de (place) pays représentés (lieu)

NINTH SUPPLEMENT TO ANNUAL. INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS CALENDAR (1966 ED) 537 OCTOBER (continued) 1966 OCTOBRE (suite) INDEX 3-7 Oct — Int Atomic Energy Agen- cy — Symposium on solid-state and chemical radiation dosimetry Vienna A : IAEA, Kärntner Ring 11, Vienna I. Se 3 in medicine and biology. Tokyo A : Dr. M. Yamaguchi c/o The Japan Se 4 3-7 Oct — Int Union Against Tuber- Anti-Tuberculosis Association, Kekkaku culosis — Eastern regional com- Yobo Kai, Kanda Misakicho, Chiyoda- mittee — 5th meeting, P : 50/24. Ku, Tokyo. 4-6 Oct — Latin American Free Tra- de Association — 1st meeting of the agricultural policy. Montevideo A : ALALC, Cebollati 1461, Montevideo. Se 5 5-10 Oct — Seminar on the contribution of research in the use of Prague A : Dr. Ludvik Baran, Gorkeho nam. 23, Se 6 audio-visual mass media in adult Praha 3. education. 6-8 Oct — 1st int congress on photo- Cologne A : Postfach 140, 5-Köln-Deutz, Photo- Se 7 graphy and film in industry and (Germany F.R.) kina Cologne 1966, Germany F.R. technology. 7-9 Oct — Permanent Committee for International Congresses of the Buenos Aires A : Piazza S. Callisto, 16, Rome. Se 8 Apostolate of the Laity — 1st latin american congress. Brighton A : A. Bucknall, Belmont Road, Uxbrid- Se 9 9-11 Oct — Int Food Association — (UK) ge UK. Meeting. • 9-13 Oct — Union internationale hôte- lière — Statutory general assem- Vienna A : Cosmos, Travel Agency, Köm-Rat Se 10 bly. P : 150. Stiedl, Vienna, Steindelgasse 4. R : Oct • 9-15 Oct — Int Association of Scien- 1966. tific Hydrology — Symposium on Garda A : Prof. Morandini, Institut de Géogra- Se 11 hydrology of lakes and reservoirs. (Italy) phie, Universita di Padova, Via 8 Feb- P : 200. braio, Padova, Italy. R : Bulletin before • 9-15 Oct — Int Association of Art — symposium, L. J. Tison, Braamstr. 61, 5th congress and general assem- Gentbrugge, Belgium, bly. Theme : The artist and de- Tokyo A : Japan Artist Society, 3-2 Ginza- Se 12 velopment of artistic taste in dif- Higashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo. ferent cultural regions particular- ly in East and West. P : 100/54. Buenos Aires A : Luis Arrighi, Paraguay 1931, Buenos Se 13 Aires. . 10-13 Oct — Int Council of Catholic Men — 1st Latin-American regional meeting. 10-13 Oct — 1st European conference on controlled fusion and plasma Munich A : Dr. von Gierke, Inst, für Plasma- Se 14 physics. (Germany F.R.) physik, 8046 Garchin b. München, Ger- • 10-15 Oct — Int Organization of Jour- many F.R. nalists — 6th congress. P : 300. Berlin A : Horst Voigt, Union of German Jour- Se 15 10-20 Oct — UN — Seminar on plan- (GDR) nalists, Friedrichstr. 101, 108 Berlin ning for urban and regional de- (GDR). R : 2nd quarter of 1967. velopment including metropolitan Tokyo A : UN / Government of Japan, Aichi Se 16 areas, new towns and land poli- Trade Center, Tokyo. cies. P : 150/20. London A : Avenue de l'Europe, Strasbourg, Se 17 • 11-14 Oct — Council of Europe — So- France. cial Committee. P : 30. 12-15 Oct — Conference of African Women / Int Cooperative Allian- Rome A : Emilienne Brunfaut, 221c, avenue Se 18 ce / Int Federation of Christian des Croix du Feu, Brussels 2. Trade Unions / Int Federation of Women in Legal Careers / Int Union of Family Organisations / Women's Int Democratic Federa- tion — Int seminar on the participation of women in public life.

NINTH SUPPLEMENT TO ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS CALENDAR (1966 ED) 539 OCTOBER (continued) 1966 OCTOBRE (suite} I; INDEX

13 Oct — Int Weightlifting and Berlin A : Oscar State. 4 Godfrey Avenue. Se 19 Physical Culture Federation — (Germany D.R.) Twickenham, Middx, UK. Medical Committee meeting. • Oct — UNESCO — Department Madrid A : IAA. 250 rue Saint-Jacques, Paris 5. Se 20 13 of Advancement of Science / Int R : Springer-Verlag, Möljerbastei 5, Academy of Astronautics — 2nd Vienna 1. Symposium during the 17th astro- nautical congress. Theme : Lunar int laboratory — research in life sciences and lunar medicine. 13 Oct — UNESCO — Working party Paris A : P. Lebar, UNESCO, Place de Fon- Se 21 of NGOs on the contribution of tenoy, Paris 7. NGOs to the promotion of human rights. 13-14 Oct — Int Weightlifting and Berlin A : Oscar State, 4 Godfrey Avenue, Se 22 - Physical Culture Federation — (Germany D.R.) Twickenham, Middx, UK. Technical committee meeting. 13-17 Oct — Int Society for Photogram- Tokyo A : c/o Production Technical Research Se 23 metry — Symposium of Commis- Institute, University of Tokyo, Azabu- sion V. P : 25. Shin-Ryudo-cho, Minato-ku, Tokyo. 14 Oct — UNESCO — Working par- Paris A : P. Lebar, UNESCO, Place de Fonte- Se 24 ty of NGOs on the role of culture noy, Paris 7. in leisure. OCTOBER 2 nd Half 1966 OCTOBRE 2 e Moitié

16-23 Oct — Pan-American Standards Guatemala A : COPANT, Apartado No. 145. Lima. ! 3e 25 Commission — General assembly.

17 Oct — Latin American Free Tra- Montevideo A : ALALC, Cebollati 1461, Montevideo. ! 3e 26 de Association — 3rd meeting of the advisory committee on no- menclature. 17-19 Oct — 17th Pacific Tuna Confer- Lake Arrowhead A : Dr. A. Longhurst, Scripps Institu- 3e 27 ence. (Calif., USA) tion, La Jolla, Calif., USA. : 17-19 Oct — European Documentation Madrid A : Esperteros 1, Madrid 12. 3e 28 and Information Centre — 15th (Spain) int congress. 17-20 Oct — Int Union of School and Madrid A : Dr. F. Sancho Martinez, Fuencarral 3e 29 University Health and Medicine (Spain) 124. Madrid (10). Symposium. Theme : Fatigue at school; nutrition. P : 300. > 17- Oct — 2nd int cellular chemistry Otsu (near A : Medical School, Okayama University, 3e 30 20 symposium. P : 70/10. Kyoto) Oka-machi, Okayama, Japan. : (Japan) 18-21 Oct — Union of Int Fairs — 33th Izmir A : A. L. Blanchot, 60 rue La Boétie, 3e 33 congress. (Turkey) 75-Paris 8. i • 18- Oct — Int Music Centre — Semi- Stuttgart A : Süddeutsche Rundfunk / Int Muzik 3e 34 21 nar on the mutual influence of (Germany F.R.) Zentrum Vienna, Lothringerstr. 20. the different forms of music (se- Vienna III. R : IMZ Bulletin. ! rious and light). Theme : Coexis- tence or integration : a musical alternative. 18-23 Oct — Union of the European Lisbon A : Vausto Lopo de Carvalho, " Jornal 3e 35 Economic and Financial Press — do Comercio " Lisbon, A. Valdez dos San- Annual assembly. P : ca 25. tos "Jornal Portuguès de Economica & Finanças ". 18-23 Oct — Trade Unions Int of Metal Sofia A : Ivan Dimitrov, President, Fédération 3e 36 and Engineering Industries — Int nationale des travailleurs de la mécani- conference. Themes : The profes- que et de l'électricité de Bulgarie, Place sion in the world; technical pro- Lénine 4, Sofia. ! gress and automation. P : 250.

NINTH SUPPLEMENT TO ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS CALENDAR (1966 ED ) 541 e OCTOBER, 2nd half (c ontinued) 1966 OCTOBRE,2 moitié (suite) INDEX C 19-21 Oct — 13th Eastern Pacific Océa- Lake Arrowhead A : Dr. J. Reid. Scripps Institution. Se 37 nographie Conférence. (Calif., USA) La Jolla. Call., USA. 19-22 Oct — Int management confér- Philadelphia A : P. Livingston, Society for Advance- Se 38 ence. (Pa.. USA) ment of Management, 16 W. 40th street. New York, N.Y. 10018, USA. 20-22 Oct — Int film congress. Theme : Barcelona A : Ayuntamiento de Barcelona, Avda. Se 39 The film in television; television (Spain) de Maria Cristina, Palacio n° 1, Barce- films. lona, Spain. . 20-28 Oct — UNESCO / FAO — Sym- Abidjan A : Via délie Terme di Caracalla, Rome Se 40 posium on oceanography and or Mr. Ruivo/Ben Tuvia. P.O. Box 1628, fisheries resources of the tropical Accra. Atlantic. P : 75. 21-24 Oct — UNESCO — Executive Paris A : M. Jimenez. UNESCO, Place de Fon- Se 41 Board : 74th session. tenoy, Paris 7. 21 Oct — Int Association of Mutual Paris A : Dr. J. W. de Jong Schouwenburg, Se 42 Insurance Companies — General 583-585 Keizergracht, Amsterdam. meeting. 22 Oct — Int Weightlifting and Berlin A : Oscar State. 4 Godfrey Avenue, Se 43 Physical Culture Federation — (Germany D.R.) Twickenham, Middx., UK. Physical culture committee meet- ting. 22-23 Oct — Int Centre for European Paris A : 6 rue de Trévise, 75-Paris 9. Se 44 Training — Colloquium on the social aspects of European .unifi- cation. 23-24 Oct — Int Union of Resistance Turin A : M. Gianfranco Romanello, 22 Via Se 45 and Deportee Movements - — 6th Mancini, Torino, Italy. conference. 23-27 Oct — Int City Managers Asso- Phœnix A : Orin F. Nolting, 1313 E. 60th Street, Se 46 ciation — Annual conference. (Arizona, USA) Chicago, Ill. 60637, USA. • 23-28. Oct — 3rd Inter-American con- Mexico City A : Victor Marquez, Confederacion In- Se 47 gress of chemical engineers. teramericana de Inginieros Quimicos, Praga No 30, 1° Piso, Mexico 6 DF. 24-26 Oct — 5th round table on Arab Beirut A : Centre Interarabe du cinéma et de Se 48 cinema and culture. la TV, B.P. 3434, Beirut. 24-26 Oct — Int Electronic Association Munich A : Theresienhöhe 13, D 8000, Munich 12, Se 49 — 2nd int symposium on micro- (Germany F.R.) Germany F.R. electronics (Ex). 24-28 Oct — Council of Europe — So- Strasbourg A : Avenue de l'Europe, Strasbourg, Se 50 cial Committee. (France) France. . 24-29 Oct — Latin-American Union of Buenos Aires A : Casilla de Correo 15, Suc. 12, Buenos Se 51 Societies of Phthisiology — 15th Aires. Pan-American congress of tuberculosis and diseases of the respiratory system. . 24-29 Oct — Council of Europe — Sym- Ham-sur-Heure A : Avenue de . l'Europe, Strasbourg. Se 52 posium on public libraries and France. education. (Belgium) 24-29 Oct — Int Vine and Wine Office Montpellier A : OIV, 11 rue Roquépine, Paris 8. R : Se 53 — Int conference on viticultural (France) Bull. OIV 1968. mechanization and motorization. P: ca 60 (Ex). •.24-31 Oct — Asian Broadcasting Union Taipei A : Broadcasting Corporation of China, 3e 53 A — 3rd general assembly. Subject : New Park, Taipei, Taiwan. ! Space Communication. 24 Oc t - 2 Dec — Latin American Free Montevideo A : ALALC, Cebollati 1461, Montevideo. Se 54 Trade Association — Conference of the contracting parties — 6th period of sessions.

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25-2S Oct — European Centre for In- Bad Ragaz A : Dufourstrasse 48, St. Gall, Switzer- Se 55 surance Education and Training (Switzerland) land. — 3rd educational congress and symposium. 25-28 Oct — Council of Europe — Tech- Strasbourg A : 1 Place Lenotre, Strasbourg, France. Se 56 nical Committee for Film Acti- (France) vities of the Council of Europe. P : 40. 25-29 Oct — 2nd Latin- American con- Quito A : Dr. Luis Carrillo, Casilla de Correo Se 57 gress of allergology. 2339, Quito. 25-30 Oct — Int Civil Defence Organi- Skoplje A : Simina ulica 19, Beograd, Yugoslavia. Se 58 zation — Conférence sur les cata- (Yugoslavia) strophes naturelles. « 27-28 Oct — European Atomic Forum Madrid A : Don José Luis Hernandez Varela, Se 59 — Study sessions. P : 300- Forum Atomica Español, General Coded 38, Madrid 4. 27-29 Oct — European Association of Brussels A : Dr. Courbaire de Marcillat, 1 rue de Se 60 Social Medicine — General as- Courcelles, Paris 8. sembly. Theme : Medico-social repercussions and prevention of iatrogenic diseases. 28 Oc t - 17 Nov — Seminar on the de- Tokyo A : Japan Chemical Fibre Association, Se 61 velopment of the manmade fibre c/o Mitsui Bekkan Bldg.. Nihonbashi industry in Asia and the Far East. Muromachi, Cho-ku, Tokyo. P : 200. 30 Oi et - 1 Nov — Int symposium on Nagoya A : The Japanese Cancer Association, Se 62 tumor virus. P : 100/10. (Japan) 2 Nishi-Sugamo, Toshima-ku, Tokyo. 30 O( it - 4 Nov — Int Hospital Feder- Bogota A : Dr. Vane Hoge, Pan-American Offi- Se 63 ation — 1st int regional confer- ce, International Hospital Federation, ence. 1 Farragut Square South, Washington DC 20006, USA. R: "World Hospitals", the Hospital Centre, 24 Nutford Place, London W 1. 31 Oc t - 1 Nov — Council of Europe — Strasbourg A : Avenue de l'Europe, Strasbourg, Se 64 Ministers' Delegates — 154th (France) France. meeting. • Oct — Latin-American Psychiatric Buenos Aires A : Carlos Lucero-Kelly, MD Alvear Se 65 Asociation — 4th Latin -American 1330, Bio Cuarto, Rep. Argentina. congress. Oct — Organization of American Sta- Lima A : Departamento de Asuntos Culturales, Se 66 tes — Inter-American meeting on Union Panamericana, Washington DC cultural heritage. 20006, Oct — Int Federation of Commercial, Rio de Janeiro A : Sr. Elmer Foster, Alfredo Salazar Se 67 Clerical and Technical Employees (Brazil) No. 230, Miraflores, Lima. — Inter-American conference. Oct — Inter-American Commission on Washington DC A : Comision Interamericana de Dere- Se 68 Human Rights — 15th period of chos Humanos, Union Panamericana, sessions. Washington DC 20006. Oct — Organization of American Sta- Washington DC A : Unidad Técnica para Turismo, Union Se 69 tes — Permanent Executive Com- Panamericana, Washington DC 20006. mittee of the Pan American Highway congresses — 9th meeting. Oct — Organization of American Sta- Washington DC A : Departamento de Asuntos Juridicos, Se 70 tes — Special Consultative Com- Union Panamericana, Washington DC mittee on Security — 7th period 20006. of sessions. Oct — First Int Newsreel and TV Not fixed A : PAINT, Oficina Central, Plaza Inde- Se 71 Association — 5th World congress. pendencia, Palacio Salvo, Esc. 414, Monte- video. Oct - Nov — Arab Int Tourist Union — Baghdad A : c/o AATTA Building, Sodeco Street, Se 72 6th general assembly. Nazareth Station, P.O. Box 5196, Beirut.

NINTH SUPPLEMENT TO ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS CALENDAR (1966 ED) 543 NOVEMBER 1966 NOVEMBRE

2-4 Nov — European Technicon sym- Paris A : Compagnie Technicon, Route Natio- Se 73 posium. nale n° 1, Ru de Vaux de Pontcelles, 95-Domont, France. 4-5 Nov — Int Social Service — Geneva A : Mrs. A. Joannides, 24 boulevard des Se 74 Council meeting, P : 20. Philosophes, Geneva. B : Dec 1966. 6-10 Nov — Society of Exploration Houston A : Shell Building. Tulsa, Oklahoma, Se 75 Geophysicists — 36th annual int USA. meeting. (Texas. USA) 7-8 Nov — Int Peace Research Socie- Chicago A : Centre for Continuing Education, Se 76 ty — 4th North American confer- (Ill., USA) University of Chicago, 1307 East 60th ence. Street, Chicago, Ill. 60637, USA. 8-10 Nov — Council of Europe — Eu- Strasbourg A : Avenue de l'Europe, Strasbourg, Se 77 ropean Commission of Pharma- (France) France. copoeia. P : 30. 8-11 Nov — European Bureau of Farnham A : G. H. L. Schouten, Huize " Kranen- Se 78 Adult Education — Int confer- (Surrey, UK) burgh ", Hoflaan 22, Bergen Nh, Nether- ence. lands. . 8-12 Nov — Int Olive Oil Council — Madrid A : Juan Bravo, 10, 2°, Madrid-6. Se 79 15th session. . 11 Nov — Committee for the Wool Rome A : M. G. Mayaert, 24 rue Montoyer, Se 80 Industries of the EEC — Annual Brussels 4. meeting. P: 120. 11-13 Nov — American Production and Brighton A : Conference Services Ltd., 11 White- Se 81 Inventory Control Society (Lon- (UK) hall Court, London SW 1. don chapter) — 1st European technical conference on production and inventory control (Ex). 12-20 Nov — 9th Leipzig int documen- Leipzig A : Luisenstrasse 18, Berlin 104, Ger- Se 82 tary and short film week. Theme : (Germany D.R.) many D.R. Films of the World for the peace of the World. 14-18 Nov — Inter-Governmental Com- Geneva A : 9 rue du Valais, Geneva. Se 83 mittee for European Migration — Council meeting — 26th session. . 14-19 Nov — Inter-American Children San Pablo A : Rafaël Sajón, Avda. 8 de Octubre Se 84 Institute — 3rd seminar on pro- (Brazil) 2882, Montevideo, Uruguay. fessional teaching for adolescents and young people. 15-19 Nov — Council of Europe — Eu- Strasbourg A : Avenue de l'Europe, Strasbourg, Se 85 ropean Committee for the conser- (France) France. vation of nature and natural resources. 20 Nov — Int Federation of Petro- Caracas A : IFPCW, 407 Denham Building, Den- Se 86 leum and Chemical Workers — ver, Colorado 80202, USA. 5th world congress. 20-24 Nov — 2nd int congress of stoma- Trujillo A : Dr. Antonio Pinillos, Casilla 2467, Se 87 tology. (Peru) Lima. 21 Nov — Council of Europe — Strasbourg A : Avenue de l'Europe. Strasbourg, Se 88 Scientific Council on Criminology. (France) France. 21-27 Nov — 11th int dental sessions. Paris A : Journées Dentaires Int de Paris, Se 89 16 rue des Renaudes, 75-Paris 17. 22-26 Nov — East Asia Travel Confer- Tokyo A : Japan National Tourist Organiza- Se 90 ence — 1st general meeting. P : tion c/o Kotsu Kaikan, 2-13 Yuraku- 30. cho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo. 24-25 Nov — Institute of Transport Paris A : J. M. Muller or Miss d'Hauterive, Se 91 Aviation — 2nd int symposium. ITA, 4 rue de Solferino, Paris 7. Theme : Conjoncture of air transport; the interaction between air transport and general, technical, economic and social trends.

NINTH SUPPLEMENT TO ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS CALENDAR (1966 ED) 545 NOVEMBER (continued) 1966 NOVEMBRE (suite) IN NDEX

. 2S NOT — Latin-American Center Paris A : Dept of social sciences, UNESCO. 3e 92 for Research in the Social Scien- Place de Fontenoy, Paris 7. : ces / Latin-American Faculty of Social Sciences — Members Sta- tes consultative assembly (during UNESCO general conference). P : 40. • 28-30 NOT — Afro-Asian Organisation Cairo A : Dr. M. A. Rifaat, Cairo Chamber of Se 93 for Economic Co-operation — Commerce Bldg., 4 Midan Al-Falaki, Meeting on Afro-Asian mutual P.O.B. 507, Cairo, Egypt. K : Jan 1967, aid in productivity and manage- AFRASEC. ment development. P : 100. 28 No v - 2 Dec — Int Atomic Energy Vienna A : IAEA, Kärntner Ring 11, Vienna I. Se 94 Agency — Symposium on alkali metal coolants. 28 No T - 3 Dec — European Atomic Brussels A: EURATOM, Labelled Compounds Se 95 Energy Community — 2nd int Div., 51-53 rue Belliard, Brussels 4. conference on methods of prepar- ing and storing labelled molecules. • 30 No - 1 Dec — European Packaging Madrid A : L. Sicre, Instituto Español del En- Se 96 Federation — 1st int congress. vase y Embalaje, Breton de los Herreros Theme : Food-stuff packaging. 67, Madrid-3, Spain. R : Nov-Dec 1966, 1 Vere Street, London W 1. NOT — UN — Economic Commission Lima A : CEPAL, Avenida Providencia 871, Se 97 for Latin America — Conference Santiago de Chile. on electric planning. NOT — UN — Economic Commission Mexico DF A : CEPAL, Avenida Providencia 871, Se 98 for Latin America — Meeting on Santiago de Chile. electrification. • NOT — 3rd Inter-American Port and Valparaiso A : Pan American Union Departamento Se 99 Harbor Conference. (Chile) de Asuntos Economicos, Washington DC 20006.

DECEMBER 1966 DECEMBRE

. 2-6 Dec — Latin American Associa- Petropolis A : Fundacion S.E.S.P. Caixa Postal Se 100 tion of Dental Schools — 3rd (Brazil) 1530, Rio de Janeiro, GB, Brazil. P : congress (Ex). P : /18. Jun 1967.

4 Dec — Organization of Petroleum Kuwait A: Möllwaldplatz 5, Vienna IV (P.O.B. Se 101 Exporting Countries — 12th con- 759, A-1011 Vienna). ference. 5-13 Dec — United Nations Economic Santiago A : D. Lecerf, UNESCO, Place de Fonte- se 102 Commission for Latin America / de Chile noy, Paris 7. UNESCO — Regional technical assistance seminar on investment in education in Latin America. 7-8 Dec — Council of Europe — Min- Paris A : Avenue de l'Europe, Strasbourg, Se 103 isters' Delegates — 156th meeting. France. 9-10 Dec — Council of Europe — Com- Paris A : Avenue de l'Europe, Strasbourg, Se 104 mittee of Ministers — Council — France. 39th session. 10-11 Dec — Int League against Ra- Paris A : 40 rue du Paradis, 75-Paris 10. Se 105 cism and Antisemitism — 40th anniversary congress. Dec — Council of Europe — Min- Strasbourg A : Avenue de l'Europe, Strasbourg, 12-16 isters' Delegates — 157th meeting. (France) France. — Association of South East Bangkok A : Prof. H. H. Prince Prem Purachatra, Se 106 Dec Asian Institutions of Higher Ratasastra Building, Chulalongkorn Uni- Learning — 6th general assembly. versity, Bangkok. R : Apr 1967. Theme : Goals of universities; Se 107 technological education; pre-university education. P : 70.

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— Int. Weightlifting and Physical Bangkok A : Oscar State, 4 Godfrey Avenue, Culture Federation — Asian Twickenham, Middx, UK. Dec weightlifting federation congress. Dakar A : Mr. Leopold Eze. Union des Etu- — Pax Romana, Int. Movement of (Senegal) diants Catholiques de Dakar, Route de Se 108 Catholic Students — West-Afri- Ouakam, Km 4. B.P. 5098, Dakar. • Dec can seminar. Theme : Perspecti- ves for socialist societies in Afri- ca; A Christian contribution. P : Se 108 30.

JANUARY - MARCH 1967 JANVIER - MARS

• 4-11 Jan — Inter-American Confeder- San Salvador A : R. P. Nicolas Alvarenga S. J., Exter- Se 110 ation of Catholic Education — nado San José Ave. Universitaria, Apto 9th congress on education. The- 294, San Salvador, El Salvador. me : Christian education in the democratization of teaching. P : 500.

8-15 Jan — World Zionist Organiza- Jerusalem A : P.O. Box 92. Jerusalem, Israel. Se 111 tion — Zionist general council. (Israel) 17-20 Jan — Council of Europe — Strasbourg A : Avenue de l'Europe, Strasbourg, Se 112 Council for Cultural Co-opera- France. tion. P : 60. (France) • 23 Ja n - 1 Feb — Organization of Montevideo A : Unidad Técnica para Turismo. Union Se 113 American States — 10th triennial Panamericana, Washington DC 20006. Pan-American highway congress. Pp : 225/22 (Washington). 26-28 Jan — Catholic Inter-American Boston A : Rev. Louis M. Colonnese, Cosgrove Se 114 Cooperation Program — 4th an- Building, Davenport. Iowa 52801, USA. nual conference. (Mass., OSA) 6-11 Feb — Council of Europe — Eu- Strasbourg A : Avenue de l'Europe. Strasbourg, Se 115 ropean Commission on Human (France) France. Eights. • 26 Pet ) - 3 Mar — Int Anaesthesia Re- Bal Harbour A : 3645 Xarrensville Center Road, Cle- Se 116 search Society — 41st congress. (Florida, USA) veland, Ohio 44122, USA. 27 Fe B - 3 Mar — European Organi- Rehovot A : Weizmann Institute of Science, Se 117 zation for Nuclear Research -— (Israel) Mrs. M. Sela, Executive Council, Chair- 2nd int conference on high ener- man's Office, Rehovoth, Israel. gy physics and nuclear structure. • 10-15 Mar — Int Academy of Patholo- Washington DC A : Dr. F. K. Mostofi, Armed Forces Inst. Se 118 gy — 56th annual meeting. The- of Pathology. Washington DC 20305, USA. me : Pathophysiology of the nervous system. P : 1000. 12-19 Mar — 4th Asian films week. Frankfurt A : Frankfurt People's Adult Education Se 119 (Germany F.R.) Association, Oederweg 1. Frankfurt am Main. Germany F.R.

APRIL 1967 AVRIL

4-8 Apr — Institut Français des Com- Paris A : H. Perdon, Institut Français des Se 120 bustibles et de l'Energie — 7th Combustibles et de l'Energie, 3 rue int sessions. Themes : Very high Henri-Heine, Paris 16. and very low pressure; Very high and very low temperature.

NINTH SUPPLEMENT TO ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS CALENDAR (1966 ED) 549 APRIL (continued) 1967 AVRIL (suite) U NDEX 10-14 • Apr — Council of Europe — Eu- Strasbourg A : Avenue de l'Europe, Strasbourg, Se 121 ropean Committee on Legal Co- France. operation. (France) 10-15 • Apr — Inter-American Children Santo Domingo A : Instituto Interamericano del Nino, Se 122 Institute — Seminar on child nu- (Dominican Avda. 8 de Octubre 2882, Montevideo, trition and the family. Rep) Uruguay. 13-18 Apr — Council of Europe — Eu- Strasbourg: A : Avenue de l'Europe, Strasbourg, Se 123 ropean Commission on Human (France) France. Rights. P : 15. 14-21 Apr — Int congress and exhibi- Paris A : MESUCORA Association, 37 avenue Se 124 tion on measurement, control, re- de Breteuil, Paris 7. gulation and automation including section on nuclear measurements and reactor control. 18-21 Apr — Council of Europe — So- Vienne (prob.) A : Avenue de l'Europe, Strasbourg, Se 125 cial committee. France. 19-21 Apr — Int symposium on chil- London A : Dr. D. S. Berman, The British Pae- Se 126 dren's dental health. dodontic Society, London Hospital Den- tal Institute, Stepney Way, London SE 1 . . 24-28 Apr — Asian-Pacific Dental Fed- Seoul A : Dr. Kwi Sun Kim, Korean Organiz- Se 127 eration — 5th triennial congress. ing Committee, 35 Nak-Won Dong, Chong-No Ku, Séoul. 24-28 Apr — Int Office for Motor Tra- Tokyo A : Japan Association of Motor Trade Se 128 des and Repairs — 21st congress. and Service " JAMTS », 55 Zaimoku- P : 500/20. Cho Azabu Minatoku, Tokyo. R : end 1967. - 126 Stadhouderslaan, The Hague, Netherlands. Apr ;end) — Nuclear Public Relations London A : c/o Forum Italiano dell'Energia Nu- Se 129 Contact Group — 7th general cleare, Pietro Bullio, Via Paisiello 26/28, meeting. Rome. Apr — World Veterans Federation — London A : WVF, 16 rue Hamelin, Paris 16, Se 130 3rd conference on veterans legis- France. lation. Apr — Inter-American Commission Not fixed A : Pan-American Union, Washington Se 131 on Human Rights — 16th period DC 20006. of sessions. Apr — Confederation of Medical As- Tokyo A : Japan Medical Association, 2-5 Kan- Se 132 sociations in Asia and Oceania da-Surugadai, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo. — 5th congress. P : 100.

MAY 1967 MAI

1-5 May — European Association of Paris A : Emile Alder, 2 Spitalstrasse, 4001 Se 133 Direct Mail Houses — EUROPA- Basle, Switzerland. DRESS — 8th congress. Theme : Methods of media study.

• 2-4 May — Inter-American Nuclear Mexico DF A : Augusto Moreno y Moreno, Apartado Se 134 Energy Commission — Int meet- Postal 27-190, Mexico 18, DF. ing. • 5-15 May — Association des univer- Montreal and A : Mr. Jean-Marc Léger, c/o Université Se 135 sités entièrement ou partiellement Quebec de Montréal, B.P. 6128, Montréal 3e, de langue française — 3 e colloque Canada. annuel. Thème : Conditions et perspectives de la recherche à l'université, aujourd'hui. P : 150. • 7-11 May — Pan-American Cancer New York A : Dr. J. E. Ayre, 115 East 69th St., Se 136 Cytology Society — 3rd congress. (N.Y., OSA) New York, NY 10021, USA.

NINTH SUPPLEMENT TO ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS CALENDAR (1966 ED) 551 MAY (continued) 1967 MAI (suite) II NDEX 7-14 May — Inter-American Children Montevideo A : Instituto Interamericano del Nino. Se 137 Institute — 1st inter-american Avda, 8 de Octubre 2882, Montevideo, regional seminar on child mental Uruguay. retardation. 14 May — Int Bureau of Chambers Montreal A : Canadian Council of the ICC, 1224 Se 138 of Commerce — General assem- (Canada) St. Catherine Str. West, Suite 403-4, bly. Montreal 25. • 14-19 May — Int Federation of Park Brighton A : K. L. Morgan, The Grotto, Lower Se 139 Administration — 3rd world con- (UK) Basildon, Reading, Berkshire, UK. R : gress in public park and recrea- Sept 1967, Journal of Park Administra- tion administration. P : 1100. tion. 22-26 May — 5th int Montreux tele- Montreux A : Case-Box 97, 1820 Montreux, Swit- Se 140 vision symposium and technical (Switzerland) zerland. exhibition (Ex). 22-27 May — CEBEDEAU — Int session Liege A : Prof. E. Leclerc, CEBEDEAU, 2 rue Se 141 on water studies. (Belgium) A. Stévart, Liège, Belgium. 26-27 May — European Federation of Torquay A : NH Buglass, Clay Pipe Development Se 142 the Salt Glazed Pipe Industry — (UK) Association Ltd., 31 Davies Str., Lon- Int meeting Theme : Drainage don W 1. problems in the expanding town. P : 180. 29 ME y - 3 Jun — Council of Europe — Strasbourg A : Avenue de l'Europe, Strasbourg, Se 143 European Commission on Human (France) France. Rights. P : 15. May (beg) — Int Road Federation — Beirut A : 63 rue de Lausanne, 1200 Geneva. Se 144 Regional conference. May — Int Sporting Press Association Berlin (East) A : 124 rue Reaumur, Paris 2, France. Se 145 — Congress. • May — Int Social Security Associa- Leningrad A : ISSA, c/o ILO, 154 rue de Lausanne, Se 146 tion — 16th general assembly. Geneva, Themes : Developments and trends in social security; The teaching of social security in universities. JUNE 1967 JUIN

1 Jun — Sales Promotion Execu- Minneapolis A : 286 rue Royale, Brussels 3. Se 147 tives Association — Conference. (Minnesota, USA)

7-9 Jun — Int Association of Seed Brussels A : R. Deom, 332 rue Royale, Brussels 3. Se 148 Crushers — 45th annual congress. P : ca 1000. 7-11 Jun — Society for International Milan A : 1346 Connecticut Ave.. NW, Was- Se 149 Development — 9th world confer- . (Italy) hington, DC, USA. ence. 7-12 Jun — 7th int session on anima- Annecy A : Association française pour la diffu- Se 150 tion films. (France) sion du cinéma, 21 rue de la Tour d'Au- vergne, 75-Paris 9. 12-16 Jun — Int conference on educa- Urbana A : Graduate School of Library Science, Se 151 tion for librarianship. (Ill., USA) University of Illinois, Urbana, Ill., USA. 26-27 Jun — European Dialysis and Copenhagen A : Prof. Jorn Hess Thaysen, Dr. E. Se 152 Transplant Association — 4th an- Kemp, Rigshospitalet, Med. Dept. P, Co- nual meeting on haemodialysis. penhagen. R : EDTA Dec 1967, 119-123 peritoneal dialysis and renal Herengracht, Amsterdam C. transplantation and allied sub- jects. P : ca 350 (Ex). Jun ( 6 days) — Int film week. Arnhem A : Int Foundation Filmweek Arnhem, Se 153 (Netherlands) Jan Luykenstraat 2, Amsterdam.

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Jun — Int Federation for Documena- Rome A : FID, 7 Hofweg, The Hague. Se 154 tion / Int Federation for Infor- mation Processing — Joint conference to bring together information experts and experts in the development and operation of mechanized equipment suitable for storage, retrieval and dissemi- nation. • Jun - Jul — Inter-American Statistical Caracas A : Departamento de Estadistica, Union Se 155 Institute — 5th conference. Panamericana, Washington DC 20006. • Jun - Jul — Inter-American Statistical Caracas A : IASI, Union Panamericana, Wash- Se 156 Institute — 5th general assembly ington DC 20006. of members.

JULY - AUGUST 1967 JUILLET - AOUT

2 Jul — Int Union of Architects — Prague A : M. Jiri Gocaz, Usesvu Swaz Archi- Se 157 Int meeting of architect women. tektu, Tetenska 5, Prague I.

4-8 Jul — 15th int assyriological Liège A : Prof. G. Dossin, 26 rue des Ecoles. Se 158 meeting. (Belgium) Wandre, Belgium. • 7-13 Jul — Int Dental Federation — Paris A : Dr. J. Charon, 22 avenue de Villiers, Se 159 14th quinquennial world ontolo- 75-Paris 17. R : Journal, Mr. A. G. Sijt- gical congress (Ex). hoff, 37 Wagenstr., The Hague. Nether- lands. 10-15 Jul — Council of Europe — Eu- Strasbourg A : Avenue de l'Europe, Strasbourg, Se 160 ropean Commission on Human (France) France. Bights. . 12-14 Jul — Int congress on hypnosis Tokyo A : Prof. Y. Ikemi, Dept. of Psychoso- Se 161 and psychosomatic medicine.. (Japan) matic Medicine, Kyushu University School of Medicine, Fukvoka City. Ja- pan; or The Japanese Society of Hyp- nosis c/o Tokyo University of Education, Otsuka-Kubo-machi, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo. Jul — Int Cricket Conference — An- London A : S. C. Griffith, Marylebone Cricket Se 162 nua meeting. P : 20. Club, Lord's Cricket Ground, London NW8. Jul — Organization of American Sta- Not fixed A : Departamento de Asuntos Economi- S 163 tes — 1st Inter-American seminar cos. Union Panamericana, Washington on port matters. DC 20006. 2-8 Aug — World Federation of the Lisbon A : Pontificia Academia Mariana Int. Se 164 Sodalities of Our Lady — 5th int Via Merulana 124, Roma. mariological congress. 7-12 Aug — 15th int conference on Debrecen A : Laszlo Prockl, Geppari Tudomanyos Se 165 spectroscopy. (Hungary) Egysület, Szabadsag ter 17, Budapest V. 9-13 Aug — World Federation of the Fatima A : Largo Dr. Oliveira Salazar, 21 Paço Se 166 Sodalities of Our Lady — 12th int (Portugal) Episcopal, Leiria, Portugal. maria l congress. • 11-26 Aug — Int Union of Biochemis- Tokyo A : Prof. Akabori, Osaka University, Se 167 try — 7th congress and 6th gen- Nakanoshima, Osaka, Japan; or Science eral assembly. P : 2000/50. Council of Japan, Ueno Park, Taito-ku Tokyo. 14-18 Aug — 14th int symposium on Cambridge A : McCrone Research Institute, 451 Se 168 microscopy. (UK) East 31st street, Chicago, Ill. 60616, USA. 14-22 Aug — Int Conference on Science Rehovoth A : Dr. Amos Manor, P.O.B. 150, Reho- Se 169 in the Advancement of New Sta- (Israel) voth, Israel. tes — Rehovoth conference on health problems in developing states. P : 100.

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* 22-31 Aug — Int Astronomical Union — Prague A : M. Plavec, Dipl. Ing. V. Rajský, Bu- Se 170 13th general assembly. de čská 6, Praha 2. • 25-31 Aug — Int Hospital Federation — Chicago A : Mr. D. G. Arlington Haws, The Se 171 15th biennial congress. (USA) Hospital Centre, 24 Nutford Place, Edg- ware Road, London W 1. • 25 A ug - 1 Sept — Int Institute of Caracas A : Prof. José Ramon Medina, Instituto Se 172 Ibero- American Literature — 13th de Cultura of Caracas, Venezuela. R : biennial congress. Theme : The 1968 UCLA. latin-american novel. P : 200. 30 AU [g - 5 Sept — 6th int congress on Vienna A : Wiener Medizinische Akademie, Al- Se 173 plant protection. serstrasse 4, 1090 Vienna IX, Austria. Äug — 3rd int symposium on organo- Munich A : Prof. E. O. Fischer, Anorganisch- Se 174 metallic chemistry. (Germany F.B.) Chemisches Inst, der Universität, Mei- serstr. 1, Munich 2, Germany F.R. Aug — Int Fellowship of Evangelical Wuppertal A : 8 Chemin de Chandolin, Case Pos- Se 175 Students — General committee. (Germany F.R.) tale 6, 1005 Lausanne, Switzerland.

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• 3-9 Sept — 8th int conference on Vienna A : Prof. W. Bertele, Technische Hoch- Se 176 phenomena in ionized gases. schule, Vienna.

• 4-9 Sept — Int Union of Forest Re- Munich A : Prof. K. Mantel, Amalienstrasse 52, Se 177 search Organizations — 14th con- (Germany F.R.) 8 Munich 13, Germany F.R. gress. • 7-13 Sept — Int Union of Pure and Tokyo A : Institute for Nuclear Study, Univ. of Se 178 Applied Physics — Int symposium Tokyo, Tanashimachi, Kitatama-gun, of commission on low energy nu- Tokyo. clear physics. 9-14 Sept — Int Association of Chiefs Kansas City A : Quinn Tamm, 1319 18th Street, Se 179 of Police — 74th annual confer- (Missouri. NW Washington, DC 20036. R : Jan 1968, ence. P: 3500 (Ex). USA) " The Police Yearbook ". 11-14 / 15-17 Sept — 2nd int scholastic Oxford, A : Commissione Pro Edendis Operibus Se 180 congress. Edinburgh Ioannis Duns Scoti, Via Merulana 124, Rome. • 15-19 Sept — Federation of European Berlin A : Waisenhausstr. 2, Zurich 1, Switzer- Se 181 Aerosol Associations — 6th int land. congress and 4th int exhibition. • 18-21 24-25 Sept — Int congress of Tokyo, A : The Society of Scientific Photogra- Se 182 photographic science. P : 100 Kyoto phy of Japan, c/o Tokyo College of Photography, 24 Togo-cho, Nakano-ku, Tokyo. 18 Se] pt - 4 Nov — Int Telecommuni- Geneva A : Place des Nations, Geneva. Se 183 cation Union — World administrative radio conference to deal with matters relating to the maritime mobile service. 24-28 Sept — 4th int symposium on Acapulco A: Dr. Octavio Toussaint-Goribar, Apar- Se 184 radiology in otolaryngology. (Mexico) tado 7-1040, Mexico 7 DF. 24 Se pt - 6 Oct — 4th int conference on Lucerne A : H. Dozalek, Joint Committee on Se 185 atmospheric and space electricity. (Switzerland) Atmospheric Electricity AVCO Corpora- tion, Geophysics Section, 201 Lowell Street, Wilmington, Mass., USA. • 27 Se) pt - 15 Oct — Int Criminal Police Kyoto A: Criminal Investigation Bureau, Na- Se 186 Organization — 36th general as- (Japan) tional Police Agency, 1-2 Kasumigaseki, sembly, P : 200/95. Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo.

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30 Sept — Int Weightlifting and Tokyo A : Y. Nonaka, J. W. A., 25 Jinnan-cho, Se 187 Physical Culture Federation — Shibaya-ku, Tokyo. R : 31 Oct 1967, Annual congress. P : 100. Oscar State, 4 Godfrey Ave, Twicken- ham, UK.

Sept — Latin American Association for Caracas A : Ing. Agr. Humberto Jimenez G.. Se 188 Plant Breeding — 7th meeting. Apartado 86, Maracay, Venezuela. Sept • - Oct — Universities and the Quest Rome A : Raga S. Elim, 1400 Hermann Drive, Se 189 for Peace — World assembly. Houston, Texas 77004, USA. Autu mn or 1968, Spring — Int Federa- (Tunisia) A : 1 rue d'Hauteville, 75-Paris 10. Se 190 tion of Agricultural Producers — 16th general conference.

OCTOBER - DECEMBER 1967 OCTOBRE - DECEMBRE

2-7 Oct — Council of Europe — Eu- Strasbourg A : Avenue de l'Europe, Strasbourg, Se 191 ropean Commission on Human (France) France. Rights.

• 7-11 Oct — Int Union for Protecting Rome A : Mrs. P. Colini Lombardi. .Unione per Se 192 public Morality — 5th triennial la Proteccione de la Moralita Publica. congress. Theme : Mobility of po- Via Savoia 78 (Scala A. Int 9), Rome. pulation and public morality. P : ca 200. • 8-13 Oct — Int confederation for Plas- Rome A : Prof. G. Francesconi, Via Lamar- Se 193 tic Surgery — 4th int congress mora 10. Milano,. Italy. R : Exc. Medica (Ex). Foundation, Amsterdam.

13-20 Oct — Inter-American Press As- San Juan A : 667 Madison Ave. New York 10021, Se 195 sociation — 23rd annual meeting. NY, USA. 15-19 Oct — Latin American congress Lima A : Prof. Esteban Rocca, Academia Na- Se 196 of neurosurgery. cional de Medicina, Union 876, Lima. 26-27 Oct — European Bureau of Adult Strasbourg A : Huize " Kranenburgh ", Hoflaan 22. Se 197 Education — Annual session. (France) Bergen (NH), Netherlands. Oct — Int Committee on Neutrality of Rome A : Dr. Raphaël Ellenbogen, 37 rue de Se 198 Medicine — 3rd congress. Bellechasse, 75-Paris 7. Oct — Inter-American Commission Not fixed A : Comision Interamericana de Dere- Se 199 on Human Rights — 17th period chos Humanos, Union Panamericana. of sessions. Washington DC 20006. 5-11 Nov — Central American Phar- San Salvador A : Dr. Victor Silhy. VIII Congreso Cen- Se 200 maceutical Federation — 4th troamericano de Farmacia y Bioqui- meeting. mica, San Salvador, El Salvador. 5-11 Nov — Central American Phar- San Salvador A : Dr." Victor Silhy, VIII Congreso Cen- Se 201 maceutical Federation — 8th troamericano de Farmacia y Bioqui- Central American congress of mica, San Salvador, El Salvador. pharmacy and biochemistry. 12-17 Nov — Hemispheric Insurance New Orleans A : Dr. Oscar Barahona-Streber, Per- Se 202 Conference — 11th conference. (USA) manent Committee for Promotion of Private Insurance, c/o Cruz Azul, Gua- temala. Nov — Int Union of Official Travel Tokyo A : Tourist Industry Bureau. Ministry of Se 203 Organisations — 20th general as- Transport, Kasumigaseki, Tokyo. sembly. P : 300/90. 18-23 Dec — Council of Europe — Eu- Strasbourg A : Avenue de l'Europe, Strasbourg, Se 204 ropean Commission on Human (France) France. Rights. 27-30 Dec — Institute of Mathematical Washington DC A: G. E. Nicholson jr, Dept. of Statis- Se 205 Statistics — 30th annual meeting. tics, Univ. of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, North Carolina 21515, USA.

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* 26-29 May — Int Federation of Seed New York A : John I. Sutherland, Exec. Building- Se 206 Trade — 4th biennial congress (USA) Suite 964, 1030, 15th Street, N.W., Was- and general assembly. hington DC 20005, USA. R : 1969. £ • 23-29 Jun — Int Committee on High- Stockholm A : Mr. Trygge Ramqvist, Research In- Se 207 speed Photography — 8th int stitute of National Defence, FOA 2. congress of high-speed photo- Stockholm 80, Sweden. ! graphy and cinematography. P : 500/25- • (Early summer) — Int Federation for Vienna A : Ifan Kyrle Fletcher, 22 Buckingham 3e 208 Theatre Research — Meeting of Gate, London SW 1. ! the executive committee. Jul — Int congress on plant patholo- London A : Prof. R. K. S. Wood, Botany Dept., Se 209 gy. Imperial College, Prince Consort Road, London SW 7. Aug — Association for Common- Brisbane A : A. W. Thomson, The School of En- Se 210 wealth Literature and Language (Australia) glish, university of Leeds, Yorkshire, Studies — Int conference. UK. Aug — Int Association of Historians of Kuala Lumpur A : Department of History, University of Se 211 Asia — Int conference on Asian (Malaya) Malaya, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. history. • 2-7 Sept — 11th int conference on Haifa and A : Prof. S. Sarel, The Hebrew Univer- Se 212 coordination chemistry. Jerusalem sity, P.O. Box 1172, Jerusalem, Israel. (Israel) 3-6 Sept — 3rd int symposium on New Brunswick A : Dr. D. Perlman, P.O. Box 265, Prin- Se 213 fermentation. (USA) ceton, New Jersey. USA. 20-24 Sept — 2nd int congress of ma- Athens A : Université Technique Nationale Se 214 rine corrosion and stain. d'Athènes, Laboratoire de Chimie Phy- sique, 42 rue 28-Octobre, Athens. 10 Oct — Int Weightlifting and Mexico City A : Oscar State, 4 Godfrey Avenue, Se 215 Physical Culture Federation — Twickenham, UK. Medical committee meeting. 10 Oct — Int Weightlifting and Mexico City A : Oscar State, 4 Godfrey Avenue, Se 216 Physical Culture Federation — Twickenham. UK. Physical culture committee meeting. 10 Oct — Int Weightlifting and Mexico City A : Oscar State, 4 Godfrey Avenue, Se 217 Physical Culture Federation — Twickenham, UK. Technical committee meeting. 11-18 Oct — Inter-American Press As- Buenos Aires A : 667 Madison Ave. New York, NY S 218 sociation — 24th annual meeting. 10021, USA. .17 Oct — Int Weightlifting and Mexico City A : Oscar State, 4 Godfrey Avenue. Se 219 Physical Culture Federation — Twickenham, UK. Annual congress. — Int Economic History Asociation Bloomington A : Prof. J. F. Bergier, Faculté des Se 220 — Congress. (USA) Sciences économiques et sociales, Uni- versité de Genève. — Int Eucharistic congress. Bogota A : c/o Consejo Episcopal Latino-Ameri- Se 221 cano, Calle 73, N° 15-48, Apartado Aereo 5278, Bogota, Colombia. The reproduction of the whole of this Calendar, La reproduction de tout ou partie importante or a major part of thereof, is prohibited. Partial de ce calendrier est interdite. La reproduction reproduction limited to meetings held in a single partielle limitée aux réunions se tenant dans un given country or to meetings concerned with a seul pays déterminé ou dans le cadre d'une ma- specific subject, is permitted provided mention is tière est autorisée sous réserve de la mention de made of the source "Calendar of the Union of la source « Calendrier de l'Union des Associations International Associations, 1, rue aux Laines, Brus- Internationales, 1, rue aux Laines, Bruxelles 1, sels 1, Belgium". Belgique ».

558 NINTH SUPPLEMENT TO ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS CALENDAR (1966 ED) CUMULATIVE INDEX to the annual INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS CALENDAR 1966 edition and SUPPLEMENTS 1-9 (January-September 1966 incl) This index replaces the one which appeared on pages 115-123 of the 1966 edition of the " International Congress Calendar ". It includes all modifications and additions printed in the first nine supplements, which appeared in the January (Ja), February (F), March (Mr), April (Ap), May (My), June (Je), July (Jy), August (Au) and September (Se) 1966 issues of " International Asso- ciations ". Cet index remplace celui publié pages 115-123 de l'édition 1966 du « Inter- national Congress Calendar ». Il réfère non seulement aux notices parues dans le Calendrier annuel, mais aussi aux annonces modifiées ou nouvelles parues dans les neuf premiers suppléments de janvier (Ja) t février (F), mars (Mr), avril (Ap), mai (My), juin (Je), juillet (Jy), août (Au) et septembre (Se) 1966 insérés dans cette Revue. A Africa, Social Security 67 Agriculture, Europe Ja 46, Jy 89 — Students 139, Mr 5 — Isotopes 641 Abolitionists 236 — UNICEF Ap 38 — Journalists 261 Abstracting, Machine My 78 — University Au 62 — Marketing Policies My 117 Academics 375, 1113, 1331, 1461 — Women Se 18 — Moors 835 Acarology 1143 African-Asian Legal Committee — Plastics Materials Mr 19 Accordionists 40, 773, 1252, 1260, Ja 34 — Scientific Management 394 1391, 1454, 1467 African Bibliography 1227 — Steel My 120 Accountants 1254 African Culture F 47, Mr 15 Agriculturists, Technical 38 Accounts, Standardization Je 48 — Institute 6, Ap 34 Agroclimatology My 41 Acoustics Jy 252 — Jurists 931 Air conditioning Ap 31 Actuaries 1390, Ap 115 — Law Je 2 — — Contractors 1079 Acupuncture My 158, Jy 82 — Unity 440 — Pollution Au 103, Au 213 Administration, Public 1207, 1369 Africanists Je 112 — Traffic Controllers F 54, Au 146 Adult Education 268, My 98, Se 6, Afro-Asian Economic Cooperation — Transport 704, F 138, F 163, Se 91 Se 197 Se 93 Aircraft Owner Jy 33bis Adventists (Seventh Day) My 18 — Housing Je 81 Airline Navigators Ja 26, Advertisers, EEC, Ja 77 — Peoples 5, Au 84 — Staff Ap 15 Advertising 277, Ap 17, Je 97 — Rural Reconstruction 73 Airport (West-European) My 13 — Agencies Ap 9, Je 123 Afro-Malagasy Organization 16, 45 Alcoholism 378, 485, Mr 125, Jy 16 — Direct 371 Age of Enlightenment 1256 .Alkali Metals 492 — Screen Ja 60 . Allergology 1222, Mr 130, Jy 90, Se 57 Aeronautical Federation Jy 155 .. Allergy 836 — Sciences 696 Agricultural Chemistry Au 15 Alpbach My 58 Aeronomy 1420, 1444, 1446, 1470, — Development Je 44, Jy 69 Alpinism 647, My 55 1472, Ja 48, My 171 —: Economists 1158 Altrusa International Mr 120, Mr 143, Aerophilately 358, Je 105 — Engineering 586, 721 My 237 Aerosols Se 181 — Industries Au 70 America, History Jy 111 Aerospace Medicine 164, My 197, — Labour Ap 89 American (Central) My 220, My 232, My 236 — Marketing My 53 — Integration My 50, My 66, My 97. — Simulation Facilities Jy 30 — Medicine Mr 76 My 124, My 139, My 142 Aesthetics, Cosmetology 712, 1277. — Planning My 51 — States see : OAS 1414 — Producers 392, Ap 13, Jy 36, Se 190 Americanists Ja 92 Africa. Blind 24 — Statistics Ap 37, My 92, My 126, Amnesty Int Ap 105 — Catholic Se 109 Au 37 Ampere 663 — Church 1226 — Students Jy 59 Analogue Computation 1179 — Geology 138 — Youth Jy 129 Analytical Chemists Au 105 — Medicine Jy 162 Agriculture Anatomic Pathology Mr 118 — — Geographical Ja 11 — EEC Au 137 Anesthetics Jy 62 — Scientific Council 986 — sec : FAO Anesthesia 68, Se 116 — Sea, Living Resources 1083 — Commonwealth My 228 Anesthesiologists 556, 643, 1360, — Credit 1061 — Economists 1158

ASSOCIATIONS INTERNATIONALES,. 1966, N° 9 559 My 114, Je 119 Asia, Youth Movements 932 Bank, Travel Agencies Ja 122 — French Speaking 333 Asian-African Legal Committee Ja 34 — World 740 Aneslhesiology 702, 846, 1173, 1197 Asphalt Pavements 1152 Baptists My 227 Angiology 1183, Au 4 Assurance, Life F 151 — European 1471 — Latin America Mr 64 Assyriology Se 158 — Youth My 191 Anglican Bishops 1402 Asthmology Ap 46, My 180 Bar 1049, Mr 52 Animal Feeding 352, My 102 Astronautics 841, 842, Jy 101, Se 20 — American Je 126 — Husbandry My 44 Astronomy F 120, Se 170 — Inter-American Ja 44 — Production 202, 560, My 111, — Blanketing Effect F 34 Basketball 1403, My 9, My 29, My 181 Jy 228, Jy 244, Jy 266, Au 188 — Continental Drift Au 141 Bedding Manufacturers 426 — Reproduction Jy 249 — Galaxies F 66, F 104 Beekeepers My 21, Au 169 — Toxins 534 — Meteors F 161 Bible Societies F 74 Animals, Laboratory Mr 4 — Planetary Nubulae F 162 Bibliography, African 1227 — Protection Ap 112 — Radial Velocities F 89 ßilingualism Ja 137 — Traffic My 94 — Solar Active Regions F 160 Billiards 443 Antarctic Oceanography 893 — Stars F 85, F 108, Au 196 — Research Jy 42 — Stellar Dynamics Au 58 Biochemistry 1039,1468, Mr 13, Se 167 Anthropological Sciences 1358, Mr 27 — Zodiacal Light F 148 — European 141 Antibiotics Ap 11 Astrophilately Je 105 — Pan American Mr 85 Antiquarian Booksellers 239, 1284, Atherosclerosis My 72 Biochemists, European 1100 1410 Athletic, Amateur My 63 — Latin Culture Mr 122 Applied Research, Scandinavia Atmosphere, Neutral Ionized Ja 48 Bioclimatology 809 My 190 —, Upper 225 Biological Control Au 16 Aqua (Pro) 1443 Atmospheric Electricity Se 185 — Engineering 177, F 157 Arab States, Automobile Club F 31 — Physics 209 — Programme 140, 447, 1007, 1008, — —, Civil Aviation Ja 2 — Sciences 134, 780 1028, Mr 12, My 64, Au 5 — —, Culture Au 26 Atomic Energy see : IAEA Biology, Cell 133, 367 — —, Dentistry 137 — — 219, 233, 249, 260, 273, 453, — Nuclear Jy 107 — —, Economic Council F 147 684, 774, 1047, 1070, 1264, 1327, Biometeorology Jy 28 — —, Engineers F 101 Se 117, Se 129, Se 134, Se 178 Biometry Au 170 — —, Harbours F 4, F 10 — — Controlled Fusion Se 14 — Statistics 554 — —, Health Ja 18 Atomic Forum F 41, F 152, Se 59 Biophysics 660 — —, Information F 9. Audiology Jy 133 Biosystematists Au l — —, Petroleum F 143 Audiovisual Techniques 1043, Se 6 Bird Preservation 472, Ja 144 — —, Pharmacists F 43 Authors, Composers 376, Mr 10 Birth Defects 1137 — —, Post F 6 Automatic Control 390, 1032, 1081. Blacksmithing 654, 1304, 1429 1109, 1111, 1167, 1191, 1253, 1303. Bleachers. Dyers F 29 — —, Scouts Jy 12 1310, 1381, 1422 Blind 24, 1291 — —, Traffic F 5 — Railways 1310 Blindness Mr 57 . — —, Transport, Maritime F 8 Automation Ja 8 Blood Donors 1016 Arabic Studies 644 — Chemistry 859, 1370, 1475 — Pressure Jy 231 Archaelogy, Classical 1387 — Instrument 844 — Transfusion 592, My 218 — Roman Ceramic 1115 Automatisation, Electrical Energy 167 Boat Shows 939 Architects 163, 1123, F 73, Se 157 Automobile Clubs 161 Books, Young People Au 74 — Pan American Au 195 — Arab States F 31 Archives Ap 26 — Engineers 365 Booksellers, Antiquarian 239, 1283, Arctic (Sub) Ecology My 42 — Equipment 242, 1084 1410 Ardennes, Eifel Jy 191 — Touring Ja 93, Ja 143, Jy 102, Botanies 697, 1356, 1439, Jy 83 Aromaticity 462 Au 192 Boundary Layers Je 30 Art Se 12 Aviation, Agricultural 85 Bowling Jy 73 — Culture 1 — Civil see : ICAO Boxing 710 — Dealers 301 — Insurers Ap 28 Boy Scouts 563, 662, 755, 849, 1150, — Education 545 — — Laws Ja 2 1156, 1409 — History 1442 Braille Chess 1424 — Negro F 48, Mr 15 Brain Research My 79 Artériosclérose 309 B Bread Yeast 923 Arthurian Society 638 Brewery 1056 Bacterial Intestinal Diseases Au 20 Bridge Engineering Mr 83, An 191 Artistic Association My 148 Bacteriology Jy 273 — Works, Conservation Au 176 Bacteriophagy Jy 71 — Tunnel Au 60 Asia, Broadcasting Ap 43 Baha'i Mr 111, Mr 112, Mr 113, Broadcasting 1313, Ap 94 — Historians Se 211 Mr 114, Mr 115, Mr 116 — Asia Ap 43, Se 53A — Industrial Property. 55 Bailiffs 1064 — Commonwealth Au 201 — Modernisation Ap 104 Balneology 826 — Equipment Mr 84 — Pharmacy Je 10 Baltic Conference Ap 53, My 159 — Europe Jy 170 — Productivity F 1, F 53, F 60, Ap 41 Bank, Employees 1394 Bronchi 241, 1082 — Students 182, Jy 20 — Inter-American 32. 204 Buddhists Je 71 — Universities Ja 25 Buiatry Jy 4 Building 789, Au 47, Au 181

560 INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS, 1966. No. 9 Building Centres 1071, 1072, Ap 23, Central Treaty Organisation Au 30, Childhood, Early 489 My 203, My 204 Au 149 Chiropractors 1276, Ap 35 — Contractors 441 Ceramics 1293, Au 43 Chivalry, Orders 434 — Joinery Manufacturers Ap 82 — Electro Ap 63 Choirs 1147, 1462 — Machines, Repair 913 — Europe Ja 69, My 193 Christian Education 1142, 1148 — Savings Mr 93, Mr 139 — Microstructure 373 — Endeavour 512, 1122 Business Development (Asia) F 1 — Roman 1115 — Family F 110 Business-Government Ap 100 — Sanitary 324, 821 — Students Jy 20, An 62 Businessmen Ja 70 Cerebral Circulation 1042, F 67 — Temperance Au 197 Byzantine Studies 650 — Palsy Je 31 — Trade Unions 1383 Chain Stores 398 Chromatography Jy 54 Chambers of Commerce see : Com- Church, All Africa 1226 c merce — Scientist My 4 Chemical Aeronomy 1444 Churches, Council 69, My 81, Jy 217, Calibrators, European Mr 29 — Analysis Je 89 Jy. 250 Cancer 868, Ja 103 — Dynamic Reactions Ja 54 — European 1188 — Cytology Se 136 — Engineering 383, 727, 1105, Mr 91 — Executive F 7 — Endocrinic Surgery Ap 14 1108, Ja 54, Ja 109 — Int. Affairs 513 — Prevention 1255 — Engineers Se 47 Canned Foods 907, Jy 238 — Pacific Ap 66 — Industry 694, Ja 109 — Youth My 65, My 115 Canoe 617 — Workers Se 86 , Carboniferous Mr 103 Cinema Amateur 653 Chemistry 688, Ja 108, Jy 113 — Arab Se 49 Cardiologists, Pédiatrie My 26 — Analytical 940, 1163, 1180, Mr 30 Cardiology 875, F 167, Mr 133, Je 120 — Bureau 203, 886 — Catalysis 1416 Cinematography 1213, Ja 111, Jy 245 Cardiovascular Diseases 682 — Cereal 284 — Society 1183 — Technical 739 — Clinical 510 Cineradiographicum Au 160 — Surgery 406, Jy 200 — Coordination 658, Je 107, Se 212 Cargo, Handling My 154 Circulation Managers 266 — Free Radicals Jy 22 Citrus Virologists Jy 105 Carotenoids 403 — Laboratory Measurement 859, Cartography 1023, 1040, 1169 Citrus (FAO) My 32 1370, 1475 City, Inner F 114 Castles Ja 104 — Macromolecular 750 Catalysis Ap 36 — Managers Se 46 — Natural Products 410 Civil Aviation see : ICAO Catholic Agricultural Youth Jy 129 — Organic 1163, 1180 — Agriculturalists 493 — — Laws Ja 2 — Organometallic Se 174 — Defence Je 54, Se 58 — America Se 114 — Physical 185 — Charities F 52 — Servants, Int. 314 — Plastics, Rubber Ap 50 — Service 130, Mr 16 — Children F 95 — Trace, Chemical, Physical Jy 104 — Economists 493 Classification, Nominal Au 165 Chemists, Colour 86, 1271 Classical Studies 1441, Jy 50 — Education Se 110 — Cosmetic Ja 74, Ja 142 — Engineers 630 Clay Ap 85 — Leather 1175 Clean Air Je 46 — Film 31 Chess 873 — Girl 757 Cleansing, Public 1107 — Braille 1424 Clinical Chemistry 510 — Intellectual 530 — Correspondence 854 — Latin America F 52 — Pathology 832 Chest Physicians 581 Clothing Manufacturers 987, 1294 — Lawyers Jy 259 Child, Catholic F 95 — Men Se 13 Clouds, Noctilucent 209 — Dental S 126 Coal, Vapour inhaled Jy 276 — Middle Classes Ap 81 — Documentation 965 Coffee Jy 37 — Nurses 345, 1250, 1377 — Handicapped, Play F 92 — Central America My 139 — Organizations 481 — Inter American F 30, F 35, F 37, —, Chemistry 1086 — Pharmacists Jy 236 Jy 17, Au 182, Se 84, Se 122, Se 137 Coke 719, 736 — Physicians F 139 — Judicial Protection 491 Colour, Chemists 1271 — Press 307, 994, 1332 — Latin America 916 Combustion 564, 1318 — Radio, TV 1300, F 12 — Maladjusted, Workers Au 194 Commerce, Asia Ap 18, Au 157 — Scouting Ap 70 — Medico-Social Documentation — Bureau of Chambers Se 138 — Students 2, 530, Se 109 Ap 92 — Commonwealth Chambers 899 — Teachers Je 100 — Morbidity, Mortality Ja 103 — Distribution Ap 80 — Technologists 493 — Neurology 707, Je 31 — EEC Chambers 384 — Women Organizations Ja 120, — Play F 92 Ja 136 — Employees 279, 998, 1210, Se 67 — Protection F 37 — Employers 293 — Young Women 469, 932 — Professional Teaching F 30 — European Federations Au 76, Cattle, Jersey My 189 — Psychiatry 502 — Int Chamber 92, 995, 1059, Ap 18, Cell Biology 133, Mr 124 — Social Environment F 99 Au 121, Au 136, Au 153, Au 154 Cellular Chemistry Se 30 — Social Pediatrics 127 — Junior Chamber 900 Ja 32, Ja 72, — Homeostasis 367 — Social Services 816 Ja 76, Ja 85, Ja 116, Ja 119, Ja 135, Cellulose, Paper 295, Je 20, Je 116 — Tuberculosis 817 Mr 6, Mr 31? Mr 36 Cement 37 — Welfare 646, 666

ASSOCIATIONS INTERNATIONALES, 1966, N° 9 561 Commerce, Production, Inter-Ameri- Cytology 1320 Documentalists Je 18 can Ap 71 — Exfoliative Ap 48 Documentation 724,1184, Se 28, Se 154 — Students 122, 450, 917, 1026 Documents, Questioned 575 Commercial Arbitration 12 Drainage 10 — Education 478 D Dramaturgy Au 150 — Travellers, Agents 759 Drugs F 78, F 137 — — Trade Unions 998 Dairy 418, 451, 867, F 93, F 177, Communications 380, 839, My 17 Mr 109 Dams, Large 1299 E Community Development 986 Earthenware 874 Competition, Unfair Au 42 Data Processing 162, 395, 1102 Deaconess 482 Earthquake Au 205 Computation Analogue My 167 Ecology, Geographical Mr 142 — Centre F 132 Deaf 1154 — Education 1098, Je 36 — Tropical My 146 —, Social Sciences F 90 Ecological Survey Mr 12 — Theory of Graphs F 91 Decontamination, Nuclear Ap 12 Deep-Drilling Ap 20 — Analysis 695 Computers, Digital 1109, 1167, 1191 Econometrics Au 8, Au 131 Concrete 831. 1025 Democracy, Freedom Ja 63 Democratic, Christian Mr 2 Economic Development and Plan- Condensing Nucleus Ap 25 ning, Asia Ja 14 Conference, Interpreters Ja 10 — Social 216 — Women's My 1055 — — — Latin America Ap 87 Conflict in Society 419 — History Se 220 Congenital Malformations 1137 Dental Schools, Latin America Se 100 Dentistry 470, 1302, 1412, 1450, 1469, Economics Students 122, 450, 917, Congregational Council 464 My 149 Congress Centres 106, 109, Ja 129 Se 89, Se 159 — Arab 137 Economists, Agriculture 1158 — Organization 106, 109 Economy, Collective F 164 Conservation Soils 151 — Asia Ap 19 — Asia Pacific Se 127 Editors 353 — Vegetation 697 — Industrial 424, Je 106 Construction Industry F 127 — Child Se 126 — Europe 30 Education, Art 96, 545 Consumers 336 — Blind Youth 1291 Contact Lens 1168 — Film Jy 203 — Fluorine 335 — Catholic Se 110 Containers, Corrugated 190 — Children, Adult 487 Cooks 861 — Research 1024, Ja 31, Ja 140 — Scandinavia 420 — Commercial 478 Cooperative Alliance 107, My 70 — Commonwealth My 179 — Scientific Au 31 — Schools 960 — Students My 40, My 52 — Compulsory 98 — Women's Guild Je 17 — Early Childhood 489 Copyright 626 Deontology, Medical 291 Department Stores Ap 67 — European Mr 23 — Inter-American My 48 — Guidance 871 Core, Urban F 114 Dermatologists Mr 140 Dermatology — Health 1371 Corrosion Au 123 — Information 98 — Marine Se 214 — Ibero American 1134 — Ibero Latin American 165, My 165 — Lay 487 - Corrugated Case F 63 — Librarianship Se 151 Cosmetic Chemists Ja 74, Ja 142 — Tropical 211, 834, Mr 142 — Venereology 1136 — Mental Health 1338 Cosmetology 712, 1277, 1414 — Music 579 Cosmochemistry Ap 110 Dermo-Chemistry Jy 151 Desert Locust (FAO) My 6 — New 546 Cotton Industries 723, Jy 243 — Physical 56, 178, 978, Ja 82, Ja 94. Crafts 302, 416 Design, Asphalt Pavements 1152 Design Graphic 475, My 37 Ja 133, Mrl36, My 76, Je 125 Credit, Agricultural 1061 — Primary (Latin America) My 22 — Insurers Ja 66 — Industrial 1193 Detergent Jy 256 — Primary, Mathematics Ja 4 Cremation Ap 57 — Public 525 Cricket Se 162 Development, International 90, Se 1, Se 149 — Special 506 Criminal Police Se 186 — UNESCO see : UNESCO Criminality F 106 Diabetes 28, F 156, Au 100 — Pan American Jy 172 Eggs 561 Criminology My 234 Electric Stations 289 — African Jy 60 Dialysis Se 152 Die Casting 157 — Systems 357 Cryptogams Ja 88 Electrical Energy, Producers 1053 Crystallography 480 Dietetics Mr. 105, My 209 — Pediatrics, Geriatrics Jy 85 — Equipment 246, Au 120 Crystals, Growth 388 — Power Sources Jy 77 Culture, Art 1 Diffusion, Wire 1238 Disabled, Rehabilitation 569, 665, Electricity, Atmospheric Se 185 — UNESCO see : UNESCO Electro-Ceramic Industry Ap 63 Curricula, Primary Ja 81 679, 689, 714, Jy 49, Se 194 Disarmament, Peace Jy 25 Electrochemical Thermodynamics, Customs 26, 58, 82, 172, 752, 863, 901 Kinetics 671, Mr 88 912, 915, F 76, F 83, F 86 Diseases, Occupational 1121 — Parodental Ap 51 Electrodeposition Au 204 Cybernetic Medicine Jy 74 Electroheat 957, 1321 Cybernetics Jy 227 Distribution Ap 80 Distributors, EEC Mr 34 Electron, Ion 160 Cycle Trade, Repairs 807 — Microscope 601 Cyclotrons, Isochronous 219 Distributors, Newspaper Ap 108 Doctors, Catholic Au 203 Electronic Collisions 1264 Cystic Fibrosis Jy 86 Electronics Engineers F 150, My 17 Cytochemistry Mr 125 —, French-Speaking 61, Au 177 — Motorists Au 157 — Medical 1174

562 INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS, 1966, No. 9 Electronics, Micro- Se 49 Europe, Council, Crime Problems 845 FAO Animal Husbandry My 44 _ Military 693, 1359, 1440, 1463 — — Criminological Research Je 77, — — Production My 111, Au 175 Electrotechnical Commission 829 Se 88 — Animals, Near East Au 70 Electrumradiologists Jy 176 — — Cultural Cooperation 25, 339, — Asia My 80, My 92, Au 119 Embryology Mr 101 Je 34, Au 13, Se 112 — Banana Au 86 Employees, Bank 1394 — — Education 74, 76, Je 60 — Citrus, Fruit My 32 — Commerce 279, 998, 1210 — — Films 381, F 27, Se 56 — — Virologists My 103 Endocrinology 1014, Mr 106, Mr 123, — — Health, Public Je 63 — Commodity Problems My 7 Au 189 — — Human Rights 11, 78, 285, 479, — Co-operative Education Jy 35 — Comparative Au 171, Au 209 828, 928, Se 115, Se 123, Se 143, — Council Jy 121 Endoscopy, Digestive 708 Se 160, Se 191, Se 204 — Dairy Industry Au 113 Engineering, Biological 177, F 157 — — Justice 299, Au 183 — Desert Locust My 6 — Chemical 1105, 1108, Mr 91 — — Légal Coopération Je 73, Se 121 — Europe My 109 — Commonwealth 247 — — Local Authorities My 8 — Farmer Training Au 132 — Coastal 680 — — Ministers Ap 5, Je 32, Au 139, — Fertilizers Au 89 — Earthquake Au 205 Se 64, Se 103, Se 104, Se 106 — Fish Frozen Jy 216 — European Industries F 124 — — Natural Resources Se 85 — Fisheries My 14, My 126, My 135, — Int. Organizations 909 — — Patents 17 Au 109, Au 143 — Pan American F 135 — — Pharmacopoeia 14, Se 77 — Fishery Administration Au 110 — Structural Mr 83, Au 191 — — Population 608 — — Officers Au 81 — Techniques Au 44 — — Public Libraries Se 52 — Forest Industries Au 91, Au 140 — Western Europe, USA Ja 138 — — Research Institutes 911 — — Workers Au 61 Engineers, Arab States F 101 — — Social 174, Se 17, Se 50, Se 125 — Forestry 119, My 10, My 104, — Catholic 630 — — States, Immunities 21 Au 145, Au 159 — Chemical 1065, Se 47 — — Television Je 80 — Germ Plasm Au 144 — Consulting 294, Jy 195 — — University Presidents Je 57 — Grains Ap 29 — Electrical 94 — — Voluntary Service Je 51 — Home Economics Au 90 — European Ja 131 — — Youth Je 14 — Hunger Campaign Ap 62, My 75, — Mechanical 83, 913 European-American Associations My 134, Jy 161 — Municipal 1068 My 113 — Hydrology Au 7 — Nordic 362 — Coal, Steel My 120 — Isotopes, Milk My 38 — Women 1120 — Community Ja 9, Ja 22, Ja 43, — — Plant Nutrition Jy 44 English, Professors My 186 Ja 56, Ja 75, Ja 98, Ja 115, Ja 125 — Latin America Je 82 — Speaking Union 711 — Free Trade Ap 30 — Marine Resources Au 135 Engravers, Photo 966 — Parliament 22, 77, 243, 445, 914, — Marketing Policies My 217 Enlightenment 1256 Ja 96 — Near East Jy 160, Au 138 Entertainment, Trade Unions My 173 — Region, North West F 136 — Nutrition Au 127 Entomology 1336 — Training Se 44 — — Asia, Far East Au 125 Epidemiology Mr 102 — Union (Western) My 12 — — Latin America My 68 Epizootics Ap 59, Au 51 Evangelism Je 65 — Plant Diseases Jy 242 Equipment Spare Parts 254 — Youth 969, Se 175 — — Protection My 141, Jy 174 Ergonomics Jy 233 Exchange Dealers 361 — Rice My 107 Ergotherapy Jy 96 Executives, Women 1296 — Rural Youth Au 82 Esperantists, Academy 516 Exfoliative Cytology Ap 48 — Sheep Diseases Au 51 — Blind My 46 Exploration Geophysicists 382, Se 75 — Soil Biology My 49 — Catholic 497 Expression, Psycbopathology 123. 715, — Tropical Atlantic Au 109 — Christian F 97 1119 — Veterinary Education My 91 — Medical 542 Eye, Kerotoplasty Ja 145 — Wood Technology My 2 — Officialization Je 4 Eye, Surgery 267 — Young Food Project My 60, — Ornithologists 517 My 119, Jy 34, Jy 157, Au 122, — Peace Mr 56 Au 142 — Railwaymen 257, Au 151 F Farmers, Young 483 — Scientific My 45 Fast Critical Experiments Jy 114 — Students 156, Jy 10 Factory Workers 947, 1279 Fat Research 839 — Teachers 498, 558 Fairs Se 33 Feathers Jy 103 — Universal Association F 44, Jy 210 Falcon Movement 1382, Ja 40 Federalists, World 555, 1135 — Young 3, 499, Jy 159 Family, Christian F 110 Fermentation Se 213 Esters, Phosphoric Au 163 — Latin America Au 80 Fertility Ja 5, F 87 Ethnological Sciences 1358, Mr 27 — Organizations 1244, Ja 126, Au 118 Fertilizer 621 Eucharistie Se 221 — Penal Law 1178 Fibres, Man Made Ap 111, Se 61 Euratom 20, 341, Ja 9, Ja 22, Ja 43, FAO, Africa My 125, My 126, My 129 —, Structure Au 56 Ja 56, Ja 98, Ja 115, Ja 125, Se 95 — Agricultural Marketing My 53 Field Experiments My 23 Europadress 371, Se 133 — — Planning My 51 Film Se 153 Europe, Council 33, 214, 743 — — Statistics Ap 37, Jy 109, Au 37, — Animation Se 150 — — Civil Service 15 Au 104, Au 116, An 126, Au 130, — Asian Se 119 — — Consultative Assembly Jy 92 Au 180 — Catholic 31

ASSOCIATIONS INTERNATIONALES, 1966. N° 9 563 Film, Documentary Se 82 Games, Pan American 1292 H — Folklore, Tourism 878 Gas 1094, Ja 12 — Industry Se 7 — Chromatography 728 — Railway 296 — Compressed Ap 40 Haematology 582, Mr 89 —, TV Se 39 — Dynamics 452 Haemoglobin 144 Finance Houses 342 — Industry Ja 33 Hail, Insurance 1219 — Public F 118 — Ionized Se 176 Handball Je 19 Financial Analysts 700 Harbours, Arab States F4, F 10 Fire Chiefs 1182, Jy 21 — Marketing Ja 30 — Pipelines Ja 3 Hardware, Wholesale 217 Fiscal Association 657 Hattery Ja 105 — Europe Au 178 — Turbine 1022 Gastroenterology 716, 1073, My 175, Health Jy 43 Fish Production 1007 Au 5 — see : WHO Fisheries, Indo-Pacific Au 69 Au 27, Au 187, Au 212 — Pan American Jy 117 — Education 1371 — NE Atlantic 250 — Mental see : Mental Health — NW Atlantic 1092, 1387 Gastronomical Press F 122 Genealogy 391 — Pan American Jy 56, Jy 94, Jy 95, — North Pacific F 141 Jy 152 — Tropical Atlantic Se 40 Genetics 509, 593, 1340 — Physical Education Ja 82, Ja 133, Flora, Europea 1117 — Biophysics Au 63 Flood Flows Mr 33 Jy 98 — Human Jy 45 — Public Je 64 Flower Trade 439 Geochemistry Ap 110, My 86 Fluid Sealing 1035 — Somatic Mr 77 Geochronology, Phanerozoic Eon — Students 182 Fluorine Dentistry 335 F 129, My 112 Focolari 634 — Technicians 103 Geocorona, Magnetosphere 1470 Hearing Loss, Aid Jy 133 Folk Music Je 5 Geodesy 207, 1187 Folklore Films 878 Heat Transfer 550 Food Se 9 — Calculations 349 Heating Ventilating Au 156 —, Analytical Chemistry 940 — Continental Drift Au 141 Hebrew Christian Alliance 448 — Canned 907, Jy 238 — Instruments 566 Hemophilia Je 25, Jy 234 — Distribution 414 Geodetic Measurements 158, 769 Hemp Je 44 — Plants 438, 1456 Geographical Names, Standardiza- Heraldry 391 — Sciences 587 tion 1306 Herring 754 — Workers 412, 1139, 1147 — Pathology Ap 107 Hide Trade My 157 Football 465, Mr 51, My 230 Geography 1375, Je 16 Highway, America Se 113 Footwear My 101 — America Ja 79 Hispanists 1354 Ford 19 — Latin America Jy 3 Histochemistry Mr 126, Ap. 73 Forensic Law, Questioned Docu- —, Physical F 84 Historical Sciences 1282, 1466 ments 575 — Teaching, America Jy 106 History, America Ja 67, Ja 79, Jy 106 — Toxicologists 571 — Urban, America Ja 67 History Art 1442 Forest Research My 2, Se 177 Geology 1002, 1339, F 84, F 129 — Economic Se 220 Forestry 119, 350, Mr 137 — Groundwater 1003 — Medicine 1295 Forging 654, 1304, 1429 — Jurassic Stratigraphy My 151 Foundries 228, 1110 — Pharmacy Ap 109 Foundry Technique 926, 1251, Mr 132, — Map of the World Ap 88 Hockey Ap 118 My 224 — Marine 941, 1004, Ap 75 — Ice F 24 Fraternity, European F 36 — Meteorites F 170 — Women Mr 99 Free Radicals Jy 22 — Mississippi Valley Mr 1 Home economics Jy 247 Free Trade Se 5, Se 26, Se 54 — Teaching 968 — Employees Ja 53 Freinet Movement F 46 Geomagnetism 1236, 1237, 1280, 1420, Homeopathy 791, 1407 Friends (Quakers) 1151, F 155 1444, 1470, 1472, Ja 48, My 171 Hop Growers Ap 101 Friendship 514, Jy 1 Geophysics Mr 69 Hormone Growth Jy 226 Fruit Trees, Virus Diseases 1126 Geophysicists 382, 1212 Hormones, Steroids Mr 47 Fungicides Ap 11 Geothermal Power 1381 Horticulture 572 Fur Seal F 13, F 17 Gerontology 411 . Hospitals 332, Se 63, Se 171 Fur Trade F 2 Girl Guides 749 — Data 177 Furniture Industry 368 Glass Je 23, Je 118 — General Jy 143 Furniture Removers 290 — Container 327, My 184, Au 57 Hot Dip Galvanizing .1095 Good Templars 458, 485, 1333, Se 2 Hotels 870, 1365, Oc 10 Goodwill, World 195, 304, 337 — Keepers Je 53 G Graphic Arts Au 155 Housing, Planning 238, 674, My 132, Grassland 455 Je 104, Jy 246 Galaxies F 66, F 88, F 104 Greek. Latin Teaching 7 — Afro-Asian Je 81 Galvanisation Ja 127, My 162 Grocers Au 48 Human Extremities Mr 61 Galvanizing Techniques Je 93 Groundwater Investigation Mr 43 — Genetics Jy 45 Games, Central America 632 Guidance, Educational 871 — Rights 11, 78, 81, 285, 479, 828, — Commonwealth 547 Guides, Girl 749 927, 928, 1345, Ja 63, Se 68, Se 115, — Olympic I368, 1392 Gymnastics 701 Se 123, Se 131, Se 143, Se 160, Gynecology 905, 1186, Mr 87 Se 191, Se 199, Se 204

564 INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS, 1966, No. 9 Humanism, Ethics 508 Mr 75, Je 66, Je 86 K Hydraulic, Pneumatic Operation — Theory 43 Mr 71 Industry, Human Problems Je 117 Kelticon 642 Hydraulics 476, 680, Au 22 — Research, Central America Jy 147 Kennel Clubs Mr 49 Hydroelectric Power 1381 Information, Arab States F 9 — Kinetics Ap 36 Hydrography 1041 — Processing Se 154 Kiwanis 407 Hydrology 171, 985, Se 11 — Retrieval F 128 Knitting Specialists Au 45 — Irrigation Au 7 Inner Wheel Clubs 223 — Isotopes 991 Inorganic Solids 363 — Medical Mr 79 Insect Chemistry Au 36 Hydrometeorological Instruments 1013 — Pathology Au 16 L Hydromechanics 1035 Insemination, Bee My 21 Hypnosis Se 161 Instrument, Automation 844 Laboratories, Independent Je 61 Insurance, Aviation Ap 28 Laboratory Measurement, Chemistry — Education Se 55 859, 1370, 1475 I — Hemispheric Se 202 — Medicine 600 — Supervisory Services Ap 55 Labour see : ILO IAEA, Alkali Metal Se 94 — America Ap 16 —, Conference My 85 —, Export Credit Ja 66 — Hail 1219 — Caribbean F 11 — Electrical Power Generation 453 — Marine 738 — Film 270, Jy 220 — Irradiated Fish Jy 216 — Mutual Se 42 — Human Problems My 108 — Isotopes, Hydrology Jy 141 Intellectual Property, Protection — Law 570 — — Dairy Science F 93 Mr 75, 1112, Ja 64 — Statisticians 882 — — Plant Nutrition Jy 44 Interior-Designers Ja 139 — Youth 39 — Low Level Counting 1297 International Associations 106, 109 Lakes, Hydrology 881 — Nuclear Data Jy 119 — Living 687, 1246 Landed Property Owners Jy 67 — Radiation Dosimetry Se 3 Internationally-Minded Schools 495 Langage, Commonwealth Se 210 — —, Recovery F 140 Interpreters, Conference Ja 10 —, Foreign, Teaching Ap 24 — Radioactive Wastes 269 — Medical Conference Jy 53 — Latin 1445 — Radioisotope Tracers Jy 149 Investment Casting Ap 21 — Modern 606, 1452 — Upper Atmosphere Physics 1296 — Clubs Jy 2 — Philology 9 IBM Customers Ja 47 Irenology Mr 66 Law see : Jurists ICAO Air Navigation 1119, 1221, Iron, High Purity Jy 93 Law 1102 1405, Ja 16, Ja 123, Ja 124 — Mongers, Iron Merchants 1289, — African Je 2 — Agricultural Meteorology 1215 1451 — Comparative 549, My .49 — Assembly 1425 — Steel, Latin America Jy 88 — Faculties Jy 258 — Diplomatic Conference Ja 87 Irradiation, In-Pile 249 — International 567, 1258, 1415, — Legal Committee 1118, 1406, Ja 87 Irrigation 10, My 216 Ja 41, My 107 — Passengers, Liability Ja 15 Islamic Studies 644 — Medical Jy 213 IDO Language 496 Isotopes Hydrology F 145 — Officers 1064 Illumination 1104, Jy 272 — Milk My 38 — Outer Space Ja 34 — Private 153, 1258, 1415 ILO, America 699 — Plant Nutrition Jy 44 — Asia Jy 153 — Radioactive 13, F 93 — Public 1258 ITU, Aeronautics 89 — Rural 1190 — Conference 330, Jy 197 — Conference 1476 — Space 843 — Discrimination Jy 130 — Council 248, 1029 — UN Ap 8 — Governing Body Ja 19, F 77, F 142, — Frequency Registration 673, Au 54 Lawyers 1200, Au 29 Ap 91 — Maritime Mobile Service Se 183 — Catholic Jy 259 — Machine, Adaptation Au 68 — Radio 400 — Women 494 — Petroleum Jy 108 — Young Ja 89, F 3 — Plantations F 64 Lay Apostolate Jy 239, Se 8 — Statisticians F 133 J Learning, Higher Se 107 — Teachers Status My 82 Jewish Chaplains 624 Leather, Chemists 1175, My 223 — Transport, Inland F 146 — Students Mr 7 — Workers 436, Jy 61 — Women Workers 18 — Women 213 Leibniz My 133 IMCO Council Ja 51 Journalists 220, Se 15 Leisure 962, Ja 42 — Fishing Vessels Ja 107 — Agriculture 261 Leprosy 42, 1427 — Load-lines Ja 27 — European My 73 Liberal Christian Women 515, 1176 — Safety Ja 13, Ja 114 — Medical Jy 134 Liberal Christianity 540 Indian Institute, Inter-American — Philatelic 731 — Trade Unions My 16 My 194 — Tourism 814, 1261 Librarians Scientific 379 Induced Mutations 387 Junior Chamber (Commerce) see : Libraries, Music F 109 Industrial Accidents 1121 Commerce ' — Public Je 62 — Design 1193 Judaism, Progressive 457 — University 1268 — Editors 424, Je 106 Judicial Procedure 1064 Library Associations 698, Jy 240 — Medicine 1087 Jurists, African 931 — Education Se 151 — Property 55, 65, 147, 1112, Mr 74,

ASSOCIATIONS INTERNATIONALES, 1966, N° 9 565 Library Methods Je 18 Materials Testing 691, 706, 1025, 1195. Medicine Sport 364, 1292 Life Assurance Medicine F 151 1199, 1241, 1351, 1388, Au 73 — Students 910, Jy 5 Life-boats 1283 Mathematicians 568, 1445 — Tetanus Mr 53 Lighthouse 233 Mathematics, Teaching Ja 4, My 128 — Tropical 1384 Limnology 1349 Maxilla, Orthopedics Au 65 — Veterinary Mr 67 Linen Je 44 Mazdaznan Women Mr 37 — University My 164 Linguists 1189 Measurement 1125, Jy 122, Se 124 Mediterranean Social Sciences Au 35 Lions 1127, Ap 96, Je 40 — Laboratory 858 — Soils 798 Lipides, Metabolism Jy 255 Mechanical Engineers 913, Ja 127 Mental Deficiency My 169 Liqueurs, Industrialists 396 My 174 — Diseases 226 Literary Property 1220, My 148 — Handling Ap 114 — Health 488, 1338, Mr 77, Ap 97, Literature, Commonwealth Se 210 Mechanics, Theoretical and Applied Ap 99 —, Comparative 1166 399, 413, 1350, Mr 9, Mr 69 — Iberoamerican Se 172 Medical Africa, West Jy 162 — Hygiene Mr 54 — Italian 1316 — Balkan Union Ja 103 — Retardation 1030 — Juvenile Ja 102 — Climatology Mr 79 Mentally Handicapped 95, Ja 29 — Modern 1452 — Cultural Exchanges Au 21, Au 133 Merchants, Wholesale Je 124 — Slavic 1281, 1363 — Education 910 Metabolic Control 956 Liver, Regeneration Jy 124 —. Electronics 177, 1174 Metal Spraying Au 46 — Study Au 64 — Engineering F 157 — Trade Unions Se 36 Local Authorities 200, 1018, 1198, — Faculties Je 11 Metallic Corrosion 272 My 8, Je 33, Je 64 — Hydrology Mr 79 Metallurgy Ap 33 Locomotive Factories Ap 39 — Journalists Jy 135 — Extractive 1038 Locust, Desert Mr 18 — Laboratory Technologists 600 1389 Metals, Liquid Au 50 Locust, Migratory 520 — Law Jy 213 — Strenght Jy 225 Logopedics 1362 — Middle East Mr 39 Meteorites F 170 Lotteries 847 — Practice 692, 709, 1196, 1364 Meteorology see : WMO Low Temperature Jy 39 — Press Jy 237 — Atmspheric Physics 209, 225, Luminiscence 590 — Psychology Jy 125 Ap 25 Lunar Laboratory Se 20 — Psychotherapy 1157 — Polar Jy 42 Lutherans 150, 169, 486, 559, 746, — Railways Services Mr 110 Meteors F 161 My 206, Jy 19 — Research 967 Methodist, Women 627 Lymphangiology 1183 — Women 466, 1341, Jy 168 — Youth Jy 13 — World Jy 136 Methodists 577 — Writers My 59 — Europe Au 147 M Medicine Metrology, Legal 718, 1428 — Accident 557 Microbiology 503, 1457, Mr 4, Mr 14, — Agricultural My 90 Mr 92, Jy 171, Jy 173, Jy 192, Maccabi Games Jy 26 — America 118, 1224, 1378, 1432 Jy 208 Machine Abstracting My 78 — Asia, Oceania Se 132 — Applied 1028 — Aviation Mr 78 — Tool Design Au 33 Microcirculation 408 Macromolecular Chemistry Je 39 — Chest Diseases 581 — Cybernetic Jy 74 Microscope, Electron 601 Magnetic Fields 1420, Jy 55 Microscopy Jy 15, Se 168 — Resonance 663 — Faculties Latin America Microwave Measurement Jy 122 Magnetics, Non Linear 176, 1036 — Forensic 571, Mr 3 Magnetism 1288 — French-Speaking 862 — Optical Generation Au 34 Malaria 1384, Au 30 — History 1295, Mr 59 — Theory Ap 42 Malting Science 1056 — Hypertension, Hypotension Mr 40 Middle-Classes, Catholic Ap 81 Management Se 38 — Industry, Construction 1087 Midwives 686 — Education Jy 70 — Internal 678 Migration, European (ICEM) F 65, — Personnel 1101 — Israeli Jy 209 F 72, Oc 83 — Sciences 735, Ja 21, F 165, F 171, — Latin Mediterranean Jy 193 Military Electronics 693, 1359, 1440, My 150, Au 8, Au 172 — Life Assurance F 151 1463 — Scientific 394, 720, 1099,1325,1373, — Manual Au 202 Milk Butterfat 553 F 174 — Military My 87 Millers Ap 27 Managers, Young Je 28 — Near, Middle East Jy 188 Mineralogy Jy 32 Marine Corrosion Se 214 — Neutrality Se 198 Modern Humanities 1344 Mariology Se 164, Se 166 — Neo-Hippocratic Jy 63 Monetary Fund 740 Maritime see : IMCO — Occupational Jy 184 — Studies Latin America Jy 144, — History Jy 47 — Physical 187, 1342, Mr 24 Jy 148 Market Research 656 — Prophylactic Mr 77 Money Box Collectors 312, Jy 269 Marketing Ja l, Ap 80 — Psychosomatic Mr 65, Se 161 Monuments, Sites 126, 1233 — Pacifie Ja 49 — School Se 29 Moors 835, 1366 Mass Communication 677 — Social F 59, Se 60 Morality, Public Se 192 Materials Au 184 — —, Legal 862, Mr 108 Mothers Au 117 — Handling 256 — Space Mr 78 Motor Trades Repairs Ap 58, My 192, Se 128

566 INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS, 1966, No. 9 Motorcycle Trade, Repairs 807 Nuclear Decontamination Ap 12 Orthopedics Scandinavian Surgery 649 Municipal Engineers 1068 — Electronics 386 Municipalities 32, 200, 340, 808, 1018, ORT Union 44, Ap 95 — Energy see : Atomic Energy Otolaryngology Au 92 1198, 1232, Je 95 — — see : IAEA Otorhinolaryngology 463, My 217 — Inter American Jy 142 — — America 91, Jy 183 Je 75, Jy 139 Museums Africa F 55 — Physics 66 — Archeology, History Au 9 — Radiation, Measurement Au 32 — Council F 168 — Reactors 1070 P — Ethnography Mr 63 — Structure 774 — Excavations Au 88 Pacific Oceanography Se 37 Numismatists 265 — Science 589, 641 — Military History 355 Nurses Jy 263 Music Competitions 159 — Travel Jy 180 — Catholic 345, 1250, 1377 — Tuna Se 27 — Contemporary My 74 — Northern 717 — Council Ap 86 — (South) Commission 860 Nutrition 544 Packaging, Europe Se 96 — Education 579 — Child Jy 17 — Folk 511 — Research Ap 6 — Latin America My 68 — Tokyo Je 21 — Libraries F 109 — Vital Substances 669 — Mutual Influence Se 34 Packing Case Manufacturers My 3 — Youth 146, 1129, 1409, 1455 Paint Technicians 348 Musicians 54, 224, 1248, Jy 87 Palynology 597 Musicology 1272 o Pan American Union see OAS Mycologists 519 — Europa Union Ap 34, My 100 OAS 155 Paper, Carton Distributors Ja 52 — Cultural Heritage Se 66 Paper, Pulp, Instrumentation 123, N — Highways Se 69, Se 113 1031 — Inter-American Conference My 47 — Sacks 359 Narcotics F 78, F 132, Je 9, Je 84 — Labor Ap 16 Paranthology F 134 Nationless Association 500, 1171 — Latin American Libraries Jy 199 Parasitology Ja 130 NATO, Council of Ministers F 82 — Pharmacology 505 — Veterinary Mr 104 — Parliamentarians 319, 906 — Ports Se 163 Parenthood, Planned 456, Je 90 — Thermoluminèscence Au 17 — Sanitary Bureau Jy 56, Jy 94, Jy 95 Parent Education Jy 123 Nature, Conservation 404, 1479 — Security Se 70 Parents 1244 Naturists, Ap 102, My 201 Obstetrics 401, 905, 1186, Jy 248 Park Administration Se 139 Naturopathy Mr 3, Au 12 Occupational Diseases 1121 Parliament Europe 857 Naval, Inter-American Jy 23 — Health 725, Jy 96 — Secretaries General 799 Negro Arts F 48, Mr 15 — Risks 23, Jy 65 Parliamentary Institutions, History Nematologists Jy 215 — Therapists 490 110. 614 Nephrology Mr 73 Oceanography 310, 636, Ap 56, Jy 158 Parliamentary Union 148, 799 Neurobiology My 79 — Antarctic 893 Parodontal Diseases Ap 51 Neurobiologists Mr 68 — Pacific Se 37 Particle Accelerator 1021 Neuroendocrinology Jy 99 Odontology, Forensic Jy 18 Passenger Time-Table 703 Neuro-Genetics Jy 241 OECD, Rural Youth Work Ap 83 Patent Agents 65 Neuroradiologicum Jy 232 — Food, Agricultural Au 85 — Offices 1204, F 128, Jy 261 Neurolgists, French Speaking F 116, — Standards, Fruit Ap 78 Pathology 8552, F 26, Se 118 Jy 207 Oil, Colour Chemists 1103, 1271 — Anatomic Mr 117 — Surgeons 865 — Hydraulic My 11 — Clinical 832 Neurology My 210 Old Woodbrookers 1149, Je 3 — Colon, Rectum Jy 190 — Africa Ja 11 Olive Growers Ap 1 — Comparative 690 — Asia, Oceania 1046 Olive Oil 231, Se 79 — European My 1 — Child 707, Je 31 Olympic Academy Ja 86 — Geographical 682 — Electroencephalography Jy 185 Olympic Committee 181, 1368, 1392 — Infections Mr 32 — Pan America Mr 121 Onomastic Sciences My 33 — Scandinavia Mr 92 — Rehabilitation Au 55 Open Door Int 507 — Sex, Children Jy 262 Neuro-Ophthalmology Jy 241 Operational Research 319, Ap 98, Pax Romana 2, 139, 630, 954, Ja 80, Neuropathology My 208 Jy 31, Au 54 Jy 259 Se 109 Neuropsychopharmacology 102 Ophthalmology 1209, 1314, Ja 145, Peace 50, Mr 66 Neurosurgery 685, 1042, 1078, F 67, Mr 57, My 183 — Christian Au 93 Jy 264, Se 196 - ultra Sounds Jy 189 — Coexistence Ja 34 Newsreel 353, Se 71 Opinion, Public 235 — Disarmament Jy 25 Newspaper Publishers 351, 1085, — Surveys 656 — Esperantists Mr 56 1323, 1435, 1460, 1474, 1478 Opticians, Dispensing 1080 — Research Se 76 — Distributors Ap 108 Optics 221 — Through Law Au 162 Nipiology Jy 194 — Universities Se 189 Noise 255 Ore Deposits My 170 Orientalists 1155 Pedagogy 525 Nondestructive Testing 1067 Ornithology F 98 — Freinet Movement F 46 Nordic Council 41 Orthodontics 449 Pediatricians Mr 95 Nuclear Biology Jy 107 Orthopedics Scandinavian 360 Pediatrics 127, 423, Mr 129

ASSOCIATIONS INTERNATIONALES, 1966, N° 9 567 Pediatrics Cardiology My 26 — Liquid Metals Au 50 Prehistoric Sciences 591 — Radiology Mr 44 Physics Low Temperatures 612 Press 919 Pedopsychiatrists 1055 — Magnetism 1288 — Catholic 307, 994, 1332 Pelagic Fish Species 754 _ Nuclear 613, Jy 57 — Commonwealth 36, 372, 1266, 1400 PEN 370, My 95 — Pure, Applied My 88 1447, 1465 Pentathlon Je 69 — Rare-Earths 655 — Cutting Agencies 683 Peptides, Synthesis Jy 235 — Semi-conductors 733, Jy 51 — Economic, Financial Se 35 Periodical Press 1043 — Solar, Terrestrial 602 — Gastronomical F 122 Personnel Management 1101 — Statistical Mechanics 477 — Inter-American Ja 112, Se 195, Petroleum Se 101 — Statistics 670 Se 218 — Arab 918 — Teaching My 127, My 128 — Medical Jy 237 — ILO F 123 — Upper Atmosphere 1296 — Periodical 1043 — Workers Se 86 Physiological Sciences 551, 595, F 144, — Sporting Ja 71, Se 145 — World Jy 177 Mr 58, Je 121 Pressure die Casting Jy 267 Phage Au 63 Phytopharmacy 222, Jy 184 — High, Low Se 120 Pharmaceutical Sciences 713 Pipelines, Gas Ja 3 Prestressing 280 — Central America Se 200, Se 201 Pipes, Salt Glazed Se 142 Primatology Au 71 — Students Ja 97 Planning, Inter-American Jy 134 Printers, Ink 348 Pharmaceuticals, Use, Abuse Ap 64 — World Day Jy 138 — Masters 346 Pharmacists 234 Plant Analysis 621 Pro Aqua 1443 — Arab States F 43 — Breeding Se 188 Proctology F 25, Mr 62 — Catholic Jy 234 — Geography, Ecology Ja 38, Ja 58 Production Control Se 81 Pharmacology 505 — Improvement F 75 — Engineering 648 — Biochemical 309, My 72 — Pathology Se 209 Productivity 323 Pharmacy, Asian Je 10 — Physiology 1124 — Asia F 1, F 53, F 60, Ap 41 —, History Ap 109, Au 10 — Protection My 141, Jy 174, Se 173 — Mutual Aid Se 93 :— Latin Mediterranean Mr 40 — Taxonomy My 207 Professors of English My 186 — Military My 87 Plastic Materials Ja 110 Programming, Numerical Analysis — Pan American Mr 85 Plastic Surgery 267, An 66, Se 193 An 102 Philatelic Journalists 731 Plastics 1106 Prohibition 1290 Philately 782, My 155 My 182, — Agriculture Mr 19 Prosthetics 569, 665 My 187 — Reinforced Je 78 Protein, Labelling 20 Philosophy 681, 999, 1240, 1418 — Rubber Ap 50 Protides, Biological Fluids F 69 — Humanistic Studies 930, 1181 Play, Toys F 92 Protozoology My 214 — Inter-American 1132 Playground Je 100 Psychanalists Mr 81 — Medieval F 158 Ploughing Mr 138, My 225, My 226 Psychiatrists, French Speaking F 116, — Teaching 1301 Plumbing 732 Jy 207 Phlebology F 48, Jy 257, Au 75 Pneurop Ap 68 Psychiatry 668 Phoniatrics 1362 Podology F 81, Jy 230 — Africa Ja 11 Phonology, Experimental Jy 33 Poetry 1192 — Latin America Se 65 Photo Engravers 1448, Ja 50, Ja 132, Poison Control 578 Psycho-Analysis Mr 97 Ja 141 Polar Meteorology 775 Psychodrama My 61 Photobiology 1343 Police 264, 744. My 231, Je 110 Psychology, Analytical Au 193 Photochemistry Jy 205 — Chiefs 827, Se 179 — , Applied My 185 Photogrammetry 1335 F 20, F 32, — Criminal Je 108 — Destiny F 106 My 62, Jy 91, Au 49, Se 23 Poliomyelitis Je 49 — Individual Au 10 Photographers Ja 134, Je 42 Political Science Jy 229 — Inter-American Ja 37 Photography, Art 397, 1144, Mr 21 Polymers Ja 110 — Scientific 538, Jy 182 — High Steed Se 207 Population, Protection 1255 — Writing 1225 — Industry Se 7 Porsche 105 Psychopathology, Expression 668, — Reprography 1211 Ports America Se 99, Se 163 My 160 — Science Je 29, Se 182 — Harbours My 152 Psychosomatic Medicine 354, Jy 248 Phthisiology Oc 51 Post, Tourism, Culture My 172 Psychotherapy, Group 580 Phycology Ja 88 —, Trade Unions 471 — Medical 1157 Physical Culture 532, 853, 1367, Jy 9, Postal Union 276, Jy 270 Puberty 502 Jy 156, Se 19, Se 22, Se 43, Se 108, — — Arab F 6 Public Administration Ja 113 Se 187, Se 215, Se 216, Se 217, Potash F 131 — and Private Sectors Au 6 Se 219 Potato Research 667 — Cleansing 1107 — Education, see : Education, Physi- Pottery, Porcelain Ja 69 . — Finance F 118 cal Poultry 1334 — Health 163 — Therapy 1062 — Science 573 — Personnel 1207, 1369, Ja 113 Physicians Catholic 959 Power 856, 1299, 1361 — Relations Mr 46 Physics, Atomic Collisions 1264 — Generation Ja 28 — — Teaching Ja 99 — High Energy 983 Precast Concrete Au 207, Au 214 — Transport 1057 — Latin American Center 888, 1138 Precision Tools Construction Au 40 Publishers 1330

568 INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS, 1966, No. Pediatrics Cardiology My 26 — Liquid Metals Au 50 Prehistoric Sciences 591 — Radiology Mr 44 Physics Low Temperatures 612 Press 919 Pedopsychiatrists 1055 ' — Magnetism 1288 — Catholic 307, 994, 1332 Pelagic Fish Species 754 _ Nuclear 613, Jy 57 — Commonwealth 36, 372, 1266, 1400, PEN 370, My 95 — Pure, Applied My 88 1447, 1465 Pentathlon Je 69 — Rare-Earths 655 — Cutting Agencies 683 Peptides, Synthesis Jy 235 — Semi-conductors 733, Jy 51 — Economic, Financial Se 35 Periodical Press 1043 — Solar, Terrestrial 602 — Gastronomical F 122 Personnel Management 1101 — Statistical Mechanics 477 — Inter-American Ja 112, Se 195, Petroleum Se 101 — Statistics 670 Se 218 — Arab 918 — Teaching My 127, My 128 — Medical Jy 237 — ILO F 123 — Upper Atmosphere 1296 — Periodical 1043 — Workers Se 86 Physiological Sciences 551, 595, F 144, — Sporting Ja 71, Se 145 — World Jy 177 Mr 58, Je 121 Pressure die Casting Jy 267 Phage Au 63 Phytopharmacy 222, Jy 184 — High, Low Se 120 Pharmaceutical Sciences 713 Pipelines, Gas Ja 3 Prestressing 280 — Central America Se 200, Se 201 Pipes, Salt Glazed Se 142 Primatology Au 71 — Students Ja 97 Planning, Inter-American Jy 134 Printers, Ink 348 Pharmaceuticals, Use, Abuse Ap 64 — World Day Jy 138 — Masters 346 Pharmacists 234 Plant Analysis 621 Pro Aqua 1443 — Arab States F 43 — Breeding Se 188 Proctology F 25, Mr 62 . • — Catholic Jy 234 — Geography, Ecology Ja 38, Ja 58 Production Control Se 81 Pharmacology 505 — Improvement F 75 — Engineering 648 — Biochemical 309, My 72 — Pathology Se 209 Productivity 323 Pharmacy, Asian Je 10 — Physiology 1124 — Asia F 1, F 53, F 60, Ap 41 —, History Ap 109, Au 10 — Protection My 141, Jy 174, Se 173 — Mutual Aid Se 93 — Latin Mediterranean Mr 40 — Taxonomy My 207 Professors of English My 186 — Military My 87 Plastic Materials Ja 110 Programming, Numerical Analysis — Pan American Mr 85 Plastic Surgery 267, Au 66, Se 193 Au 102 Philatelic Journalists 731 Plastics 1106 Prohibition 1290 Philately 782, My 155 My 182, — Agriculture Mr 19 Prosthetics 569, 665 My 187 — Reinforced Je 78 Protein, Labelling 20 Philosophy 681, 999, 1240, 1418 — Rubber Ap 50 Protides, Biological Fluids F 69 —Humanistic Studies 930, 1181 Play, Toys F 92 Protozoology My 214 — Inter-American 1132 Playground Je 100 Psychanalists Mr 81 — Medieval F 158 Ploughing Mr 138, My 225, My 226 Psychiatrists, French Speaking F 116, — Teaching 1301 Plumbing 732 Jy 207 Phlebology F 48, Jy 257, Au 75 Pneurop Ap 68 Psychiatry 668 Phoniatrics 1362 Podology F 81, Jy 230 — Africa Ja 11 Phonology, Experimental Jy 33 Poetry 1192 — Latin America Se 65 Photo Engravers 1448, Ja 50 Ja 132, Poison Control 578 Psycho-Analysis Mr 97 Ja 141 Polar Meteorology 775 Psychodrama My 61 Photobiology 1343 Police 264, 744. My 231, Je 110 Psychology, Analytical Au 193 Photochemistry Jy 205 — Chiefs 827, Se 179 — , Applied My 185 Photogrammetry 1335 F 20, F 32, — Criminal Je 108 . — Destiny F 106 My 62, Jy 91, Au 49, Se 23 Poliomyelitis Je 49 — Individual Au 10 Photographers Ja 134, Je 42 Political Science Jy 229 — Inter-American Ja 37 Photography, Art 397, 1144, Mr 21 Polymers Ja 110 — Scientific 538, Jy 182 — High Steed Se 207 Population, Protection 1255 — Writing 1225 — Industry Se 7 Porsche 105 Psychopathology, Expression 668, — Reprography 1211 Ports America Se 99, Se 163 My 160 — Science Je 29, Se 182 — Harbours My 152 Psychosomatic Medicine 354, Jy 248 Phthisiology Oc 51 Post, Tourism, Culture My 172 Psychotherapy, Group 580 Phycology Ja 88 —, Trade Unions 471 — Medical 1157 Physical Culture 532, 853, 1367, Jy 9, Postal Union 276, Jy 270 Puberty 502 Jy 156, Se 19, Se 22, Se 43, Se 108, — — Arab F 6 Public Administration Ja 113 Se 187, Se 215, Se 216, Se 217, Potash F 131 — and Private Sectors Au 6 Se 219 Potato Research 667 — Cleansing 1107 — Education, see : Education, Physi- Pottery, Porcelain Ja 69 — Finance F 118 cal Poultry 1334 — Health 163 — Therapy 1062 — Science 573 — Personnel 1207, 1369, Ja 113 Physicians Catholic 959 Power 856, 1299, 1361 — Relations Mr 46 Physics, Atomic Collisions 1264 — Generation Ja 28 — — Teaching Ja 99 — High Energy 983 Precast Concrete Au 207, Au 214 — Transport 1057 — Latin American Center. 888, 1138 Precision Tools Construction Au 40 Publishers 1330

568 INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS, 1966, No. 9 Pulp, Paper 103Î, F 58 Reinforced Plastics 921 Sculpture Casting F 65 Pulps, Dissolving 298 Religion, Sociology 1133 Sea Ap 72 Pump Manufacturers Ap 113 Religious Freedom 540 — Exploration 754, 833, 1083 1208 Purchasing 194 — Psychology 173 1372, 1385, 1386 Pythagorean Organizations Au 174 Renaissance My 163 Seaweed 1413 Reproduction, Photoregulation Sedimentology 1153 Q Au 167 Seed Crushers Ja 65, Se 148 —, Physiology Jy 145 — Testing Jy 260 Quakers 1151, F 155 Reprography 1211 — Trade 282, F 80, Au 210, Se 206 Quality Control 344, 1093, 1326 Rescue, First Aid 594 Seismology 135, 537 Questioned Documents 575 Resistance, Deportee Se 45 Selenium, Biomedicine Au 18 Quiet Sun 1130 Je 12 —, Veterans Jy 128 Semantics F 115 Respiratory Diseases, Africa Ja 11 Semi-Conductor Devices Jy 181 R Rheumatism Jy 179, Jy 274 Sensivity Analysis 1422 Racism S 105 Rhine, Navigation 192 Serra Int Au 161, Au 185, Au 206, Radial Velocities F 89 Rice My 106 Au 211 Radiation see : IAEA Road 715, 1223, F 15, Oc 144 Settlements, Neighbourhood 1348 — Chemistry 260 — Europe F 14 Sheep Diseases Au 51 — Nervous Diseases 226 — Safety Ja 143, Ap 106 Shell Structures Au 19 — Protection Jy 46 — Transport My 5 Ship's Officers 1033, F 19, Jy 68 — Research 409 Rock Mechanics 742 Shipowners 963, 1286, Je 42 Radio Astronomy F 104 Roman Ceramic Archaelogy 1115 Shipping, Chamber 108 Roofing 732, F 119 — Education Jy 170 — Federation 328 Rope Transportation 1436 Shoe Workers 436 — Manufacturers 1247, Ja 57 Rotary 366, 1066, 1319, 1434, 1459, Shooting Ja 83 — Scientific 672 Ja 121 Shorthand 1116, Mr 20 _ Television Catholic 1300, F 12 Rowing 675 Shrimp, Americas My 161 Radioactivity see : IAEA Rubber 705, Ap 50, Jy 186 Sightseeing, Tours Au 124 Radioecological Concentration Pro- Rugby, Amateur My 96 Sigillography 391 cesses 188 Rural Constructions 586 Silent Sports My 212 — Radiography, Industrial F 39 — Law 1190 Silk 281 Radioisotopes 308, 1070 — Sociology Jy 24, Jy 253 — Fibers, Artificial 295 — Endocrinology Jy 107 — Youth Work, Ap 83 Skal Clubs 897 Radiologists, Electrum 1044 Ski Je 96 Radiology Jy 265 Slavic Studies 1281, 1363 — Inter American 1275 S Smoking Jy 198 — Mammal 444 Safety 734 Social Defence F 121 — Otolaryngology Se 184 Sales Promotion Se 147 — Legislation 570 — Pédiatrie Mr 44 Sanitary Ceramic Products 821 — Progress 1274 — Protection 166 Satellite, Meteorological 1012 — Science 695, My 69, Se 92 Railwaymen, Philatelists Au 83 Savings Banks 218 — Sciences, Documentation 152, 820. Railways 300, Au 128, Au 129 — Building Mr 93, Mr 139 Ja 39 — Congress Ja 73 Scholastic Se 180 — Security 23, 67, 1121, Ap 115, Jy 65, — European 29, Au 106 Schools, Secondary Jy 8 Se 146 — Film 296 — International Ja 81, F 33 — — Ibero-American Ja 24 — Goods Time-Table 902, 1052 — Internationally Minded 548 — Service Se 74 — Latin American My 123 Science, Developing Countries Se 169 — —, Catholic Jy 204 — Children 816 — Medical Services Mr 110 —, Fiction Je 13 — Work 651, Jy 218, Jy 251 — Passenger Time-Table 703 — History, Philosophy Mr 127, Jy 158 — — Schools 611, Jy 14 — Temperance 1097 — India Ocean 1015 — Logic, Philosophy Je 103 Socialists 215, 321 Reaction Mechanisms 363 — Religious Au 111 Reactivity, Solids 1352 — Peking Symposium, 1408 — Regional F 107 Sociology 652 Reactors, Fast Breeder 273 — Latin America My 145 — Heavy Water 308 — Teaching 576 Scientific Unions 8, 576, Ja 78, F 105, — Religion 1133 — High Speed F 152 — Rural My 202, Jy 24, Jy 253 Reading 552, 1054, 1315, Ap 2, Jy 112 Scouting, Catholic Ap 70 Sociometry 604 My 213 Soft Drinks Ap 10, Au 199 Real Estate 189, 1269, 1453 Scouts, Arab Jy 12 —, Boy 563, 662, 755, 849, 1150, 1156, Soil Biology My 49 Recreation 56, Ja 82, Ja 133 1409 — Chemistry F 111 Red Cross 237, F 159, F 173, Mr 127. — Former F 154 — Humidity 985 My 168, Jy 132, Au 78 — Girl 749 — Mechanics 747 Refrigeration Jy 219 Scrap Salvage Ap 61 — Science F 111, F 117, Jy 254, An 14 — Fish Jy 216 Screen Advertising Ja 60 Solar Active Regions F 160 Rehabilitation 569, 665, 679, 689, 714, — Printers 331 — Energy 93, Je 87, Je 115 Mr 24 — Process Printing 903 Solar-Terrestrial Physics 602 — Neurology Au 55

ASSOCIATIONS INTERNATIONALES, 1966, N° 9 569 Solar-Terrestrial Relationship 1472, — Veterinary 618 Textile Chemists 1329 F 105 Sugar Beet 75, 374 — Dyers 393 Solid State 59, 1019, 1312, 1431, 1458, — Cane My 199 — Machinery 1234 Au 11 — Growers Ap 90 — Purchasing My 130 Solids Reactivity 1352 — Technology 1091 Thalassotherapy 599 Solvent Extraction Ap 44, Jy 29 Sulphur Compounds 402 Theatre 883, Au 94 Sound Hunters Jy 81 — Carbon, Toxicology Jy 69 — Actors 975 South East European Studies Ja 10 Sun, Quiet 1130 — Research 369, 1242, Se 208 Space Law 943 Superphosphate 283 Theosophy 929, F 94 — Peaceful Uses 1032 Surgeons 1397, 1465, F 125 Therapeutics Mr 13, Mr 28 — Research Au 164 — Neurological 865 Therapy, Physical 1062 — Science 253, 1296 — North American Ap 3, Au 148 Thermal Analysis 1421 — Structures Je 35 Surgery Jy 224, Jy 275 Thermodynamics, Kinetics 671 Spaceflight Ap 52 — Abdominal Au 28 Thermometry 790 Spectroscopy 521, 858, F 153, Ap 54, — Anesthetics Jy 62 Thyroid My 235 Je 22, Se 165 — Cardiovascular 406 Tiles, Bricks F 38 Spiritualists 598 — Colon, Rectum Jy 190 Time-Table, Goods 902, 1052 Sport, Catholic 178 — Duodenal Gastric-Ulcer — Passenger 703 — Education Recreation My 36 — Endocrinic Ap 14 Tobacco 726 — Girls, Women Je 125 — Experimental Jy 169 Tour Operators 115 — Medicine 364, 1292 — Orthopaedic 649 Touring Alliance 245, 1074, 1322, — Physical Education 978, Mr 136 — Pacific 730, 753 Au 67 — Silent My 212 — Plastic 267, Au 66, Se 193 — Automobile Ja 93, Ja 143, Ap 106, Sporting Press Ja 71, Se 145 Surgical Colleges 745, 1201, 1396 Jy 102, Au 192 St Joan's Alliance Jy 27 Surveyors 1328, Au 23 Tourism Arab Se 72 Standardization Se 25 Syn-Morphology (Plant) Ja 38 — Experts Au 79 Stars F 88, F 108 Syphiligraphs Mr 140 — Film 877 Statistical Mechanics, Thermodyna- Swimming My 195 — Journalists 1261, Au 114 mics 477 Switching Circuits 111 — Leisure 186 Statisticians Asian 425 Systems Procedure 737 — Social 180, 813, 1298 — Europe Au 8 — Travel 1430 — Labour F 133 T Tourists, America 84 — Municipal 193 Towing Tank Mr 80 — Track and Field 619, 1374 Table Tennis 1229 Toxicity, Chronic 1255 Statistics 1164, My 215, Je 55 Tanners Jy 66 Toxins Animal F 49 — European Je 45 Tarrifs, Trade F 22 Tracer Methodology 104 — Inter-American Au 180, Se 155, Teachers Catholic Je 99 — Molecules 341 Se 156 — Child's Social Environment F 99 Trachoma 629 — Mathematical Se 205 — Free 49, Mr 55 Track, Field Statisticians 1374, Jy 41 — Physics 670 — Secondary Schools F 102 Trade int Ap 103 Steel, Agriculture My 120 — Status My 82 Trade Unions Steelwork, Constructional 240 Teaching Primary Schools Ap 24 — — Christian 1383, Au 101 Stereo-Encephalotomy Jy 268 — Profession Ja 84, Jy 6 — — Free 39, 837, 1426, Jy 211 Stereology Je 88 Technicians, Education 866 — — Liberal My 16 Stereotypers 1448 Technicon Se 73 — — Young 779 — Photo 966 Technological Libraries 1268, Je 18 Traffic 259 Stomatology 305, 892, 908, Se 87 Technologists 493 — Air F 54 Strabology Jy 7 Telecommunications see : ITU — Engineering Ja 193, Ap 106, Strategic Studies Au 95 — Commonwealth F 23 Au 192 Strontium Metabolism 233 Television Se 71, Se 140 — Medicine 557 Streptococcus 531 — Catholic 1300, F 12 — Road 1223 Stress Analysis 101 Teleradiocinematography 386 — Rules, Arab States F 5 Students, Catholic 2, 139, 530, Ja 80, Temperance, Prohibition 1290 Translators 1249 Se 109 — Railway 1097 Transplantation 60 — Christian Jy 8, Jy 20, Au 62 Tennis Lawn 460 Transport, Air F 138, Se 91 — Dentistry My 40, My 52 — Table 1229 — Inland Ja 6 — Economics Commerce 122, 450, Tensile Strenght 104 — Maritime, Arab States F 8 917, Ap 94, Ap 98, Ap 100, Teratology F 103 — Public 1057 Ap 103, Ap 104, Ap 116, My 149 Testament, New 605 — Vocational Training Mr 11 — Esperantists Jy 10 — Old F 166 Travel Agencies My 131, My 177 — Evangelical Se 175 Testing, Laboratories 691, 706, 1025, — — Bank Ja 122 — Health 182 1195, 1199, 1241, 1351, 1388 — Agents 115, 183, 1307, F 40, Jy 100 — Jewish Mr 7 — Materials, see Materials Testing — Caribbean Mr 42 — Medical 910, Jy 5 — Non-destructive 1067 — East Asia Se 90 — Pharmaceutical 938 Tetanus Mr 53 — Organizations 982, Se 203 — UN Mr 5 Textile Benelux F 113, Je 91 — Pacific 34, My 200

570 INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS. 1966, No. 9 Travel Workers Au 112 UNESCO Adult Education My 98 Treponematoses Jy 221 — Agroclimatology My 41 Tropical Dermatology 211, 834, Mr 17 — Arab Ministers 70 Vaccine Production Mr 14 — Ecology My 146 — Broadcasting, Asia Ap 43 Vaccines Jy 56 — Medicine 1384 — Copyright, Inter-American My 48 Vacuum Science 1317, 1477 _ Vegetation Jy 3 — Cross-Cultural Research My 83 Vapour Inhaled Coal Jy 276 Tuberculosis Je 109, Se 4 — East-West Relations 446 Variety Clubs 325 — Children 817 —— Ecology Sub-Arctic My 42 Vegetarian Union 1214 — Pan American Jy 126 — Education, Latin America Se 102 Venereal Diseases Jy 221 Tumor Virus Se 62 — — Ministers Ap 87 Veterans Ap 4, Se 130 Tuna F 57, S 27 — — Primary My 22 Veterinary Anatomists Jy 206 Turkey Je l — Association 1131 Typewriting 1116, Mr 20 — Executive Board Ap 7, My 110 Se 41 — Education My 91 — Fisheries Se 40 — Food Hygienists Jy 271 — General Conference My 121 — Medicine 835 U — — Pan American Mr 67 — Geochemistry My 86 — Parasitology Mr 104 — Geochronology My 112 — Students Je 7 UN — Groundwater Mr 43 — Virology 1141 — Agriculture Je 85 — Illiteracy 70 — Women 1145 — Automation F 21 — Machine Abstracting My 78 Vine, Wine F 71, Jy 68, Se 53 — Cartography 1023, 1169, Au 39 — Mathematics My 128 Virologists, Citrus Jy 105 — Children's Fund, see : UNICEF — Microbiology 1457 Virus Fruit Trees 1126 — Day 869 — National Commissions My 15 Vivisection, Coalition against Au 166 — Development Jy 120 — Neurobiology My 79 Vocational Guidance 871 — ECA Au 39 — Negro Arts F 47 — Training, Transport Mr 11 — ECAFE 12, 35, 51, 97, 171, 175, — NGO Conference My 27, My 143 Volcanology Au 208 425, 1023, Ja 14, Mr 33, Mr 43, My 144, Se 21, Se 24 Volley-Ball 610, My 196 Mr 70, Au 52 — Océanographie 310, Se 40 Voltage, High, Transmission Jy 75 — ECE 154, Ja 3, Ja 6, Ja 12, F 21, — Oriental Studies My 24 Voluntary Agencies Au 200 Je 38, Je 45, Je 59, Je 70, Je 79, — Physics My 127, My 128 — Camps F 16 Je 85, Au 89, Au 91 — Science Policy My 19, Jy 64 — Service 924 — ECLA 121, 1245, Mr 70, Ap 87, — Scientific Research Councils Jy 38, Se 97, Se 98 My 34 W — ECOSOC 64, 459, Jy 120 — Social Sciences My 69, My 140 — Electric Planning Se 97 — Teachers' Status My 82 — — Power Je 79, Se 98 War Escapees 533 — Water My 20 — Gas Ja 12 — Resisters 143, 539 — Gas Pipelines Ja 3 — Youth, Peace My 67 Water Pollution 664, Je 70 — General Assembly 815 UNICEF 262, 278, 422, 916 Protection Au 2 — Geographical Names 1306 — Africa Ap 38 — Resources (UN) Mr 70 — Housing 674, My 93 — Executive Board Ap 49 — Study Mr 48, Se 141 — Human Rights 81, 927 United Nations see : UN — Supply 830 — Industrial Development 191 — — Associations 271 Weed, Mediterranean Area My 23 — Law Ap 8 — — — Students Mr 5 — Research, Europe Jy 222, Jy 223, — Metalworking Industries My 71 Universities F 176 Au 87 — Narcotic Drugs Je 9, Je 84 — Catholic Au 190 — Unsatured zone My 20 — NGO Conference My 31 — Central American Ap 117, My 178 Weightlifting 532, 853, 1367, Jy 9, — Peace Keeping Force 1135 — Commonwealth 1353 Jy 156, Au 173, Au 179,. Se 19, — Refugees Je 67 — East Asia Se 107 Se 22, Se 43, Se 108, Se 187, Se 215, — Rural Electrification Jy 38 — European, Deans F 172 Se 216, Se 217, Se 219 — Social 175 — French Language F 56, Se 135 Weights, Measures 748, 1217, Jy 52 — Statistics 425, Je 45, Je 55 — Health Se 29 Welcome Ja 36 Welding 467, 1419, Je 98 — Steel Je 38 — Latin American Mr 50, Mr 72 Well Logging 1096 — Technical Assistance 377 — Oriental Studies My 24 Whaling 415 — Timber Je 52 — Peace Se 189 — Trade, Development My 39, Je 6, Wheelset 792 — Presidents 1411 WHO, Africa Au 38 Je 15, Je 47, Je 59, Je 68, Je 76, — Professors Ja 62 Je 83 — Americas 1010 — South East Asia Ja 25 — Transport Inland Ja 6 — Assembly 1075, Mr 35 — Sports 53 — Travel, Tourism 1430 — Europe 729 — Tribunal Ja 23 — Women 623, 1170, 1345, 1346, 1347 — Executive 230, Ja 7, Jy 167, Jy 196 — Urban Planning Se 16 University Health Mr 94 — Food Additives Au 108 — Water Pollution Je 70 — Round Table My 43 — Hospitals Jy 143 — — Resources Mr 70 University Service 405 — Mediterranean, Eastern 794, 812 — Women 63 Upper Mantle 62, 417, 537, 588 — Nutrition My 68 Urology Mr 96

ASSOCIATIONS INTERNATIONALES, 1966, N° 9 571 WHO Pacific Au 59 — Engineers, Scientists 1120 Y's Men's Clubs 454, My 188, My 219 — SE Asia Au 72 — Executives 334, 1089 Yarn Man Made Fibres Ap 111 — Veterinary Education My 91 — Hockey Mr 99 YMCA 501, 751, My 56 Wildfowl Conservation Ap 22 — Inter American Ap 65 — Workers 100 Wine 396, F 71, Se 53 — Jewish 213 Young Managers Je 28 Wire, Diffusion 1238 — Lawyers 494 Youth WMO 168 — Liberal Christian 515, 1176 — Assembly F 18, My 57 _ Africa 52 — Legal Careers 1178 — Books Ja 102 — Agricultural Meteorology 922, — Medical 466, 1341, Jy 168 — Conservation of Nature Je 8 1215 — Methodist 627 — Democratic My 30 — Agrometeorology Jy 150 — Public Life Se 18 — Europe Mr 25, Mr 41 — America 639, 896, 1013, Jy 110, — Social Democratic 216 Jy 137 — Evangelical F 100 — Temperance 1399 — Farmers 483 — Asia 1011 — University 623, 1170, 1345, 1346, — Hostel 584, 1398 — Automatic Wealher Station Jy 78 1347 — Congress Jy 178 — Veterinary 1145 — Labour 1274 — Europe 1012 — Workers 507 — Magistrates 491 — Executive 303, 1076 — Zionist Je 72 — Maladjustement 329 — Flood Discharges 51 Wood, EEC Ja 20 — Movements, Leadership 932 — Hydrology 171 — Technology My 2 — Musical 146, 1129, 1409, 1455 — Hydrometeorology 1013 Woodworking Industries Ja 68 — Physical Education Jy 98 — Meteorological Satellite 1012 — Machinery Jy 118 — Rural Ap 83 — Pacific 57 Wool Industries Au 158, Se 80 — Safeguard 329 — Sea-Air, Interaction Ap 76 Workers see : Trade Unions YWCA 609, 751, 1230 — Synoptic Meteorology 80 — Travel 813 — Tropical Meteorology 1308 World Constituent Assembly 645 Women Writers Au 107 — Catholic Organizations Ja 120, Writing, Psychology 1225 Z Ja 136 — Catholic Young 469, 932 Zinc 157, 1095 — Christian 609, 751, 1230 Y Zionist Organization Se 111 — Clubs 347 — Women 925 — Cooperatives 997 Y's Men's Clubs 454, 1259 My 188, Zodiacal Light 952 Women Council 258 My 219 Zootechnics My 102

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Guide pratique à l'usage des utilisateurs de services d'interprétation de conférence rédigé par l'Association Internationale des Interprètes de Conférence. On trouve dans cet ouvrage des conseils fondés sur l'expérience des membres de l'AIIC concernant :

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