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CouncilThe twenty-fourth session of the Council of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) met in Montreal, ICAO headquarters, from January 25 to April 2, 1955. The twenty-fifth session of the Council was scheduled to open on May 17, 1955, prior to the convening of the ninth ICAO Assembly on June 1.

The third meeting of the International Tin Study Group was held at The Hague from October 25 through 29,1948. Fifty-five delegates and advisors were present to represent the fourteen member governments. The Group discussed common problems in connection with production, consumption and trade and reviewed the world statistical position of tin.

Die Koexistenz unterschiedlicher politischer und wirtschaftlicher Systeme nimmt der Autor zum Ausgangspunkt der Frage, wie und ob eine Koexistenz unterschiedlicher Wertsysteme möglich ist. Er führt den philosophischen Nachweis, daß sich ein wertorientiertes Selbstbewußtsein nur aufgrund der Subjekt-Objekt-Dialektik entwickeln kann, daß also der Bezug auf das Andere ein Moment der Selbstentwicklung ist. Solche notwendige Koexistenz im ideologischen Bereich basiert auf gemeinsamen Momenten der unterschiedlichen Wertsysteme, vor allem auf dem universalen Begriff der "Freiheit", die die Achtung des jeweilig anderen mit einschließt. Aus seiner kulturphilosophischen Betrachtung schließt der Autor, daß internationale Kooperation keine erzwungene Koexistenz ist, sondern allseitige Entwicklungsbedingung der Kooperierenden. (BG)

The report of the Board of Governors of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to the ninth General Conference of the Agency covered the period from July 1, 1964, to June 30, 1965. During the period under review, membership of the Agency increased from 87 to 92. The new members were Cameroun, Costa Rica, Cyprus, Kuwait, and Madagascar. The main event during the period had been the Third International Conference on the Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy (Third Geneva Conference), which had provided a full evaluation of the experience gained since 1958 in designing, building, and operating nuclear power plants as well as of future prospects for nuclear power being introduced in an increasing number of countries. Ten specialized agencies, 75 states, and the Agency had been represented. The Conference focused its attention on nuclear power, the rapid rise of which as a major source of energy promised to be of decisive importance to the economic development of the world.