No. 1281. HOUSING-DWELLINGS, ROOMS, OCCUPANCY, AND FACILITIES-Con. [See text, p. 860, for general comments concerning quality of data]

1 Computed on basis of occupied dwellings, if available; otherwise on total dwellings.

2 In some cases, estimated by United Nations Statistical Office.

Either inside or outside dwelling, except as noted.

Believed to refer, in most cases, to cooking gas laid on from main or tank.

Dwellings with fixed tub, shower, or both.

• Includes mobile trailers.

7 Refers to private housing units and units not intended for habitation but in use for that purpose.

8 Refers to private housing units rather than dwellings.

Excludes housing units occupied solely by full-blooded aboriginals.

10 Excludes housing units shared by households.

Includes "shares of a house" which are not structurally separate units.

12 Refers to housing units rather than dwellings.

13 Refers to residential buildings.

14 Refers to all households (private and collective) rather than dwellings.

15 Except for data on dwellings, refers to private housing units.

16 Kitchens counted as rooms if approximately 14 square yards or more.

17 Refers to dwellings or housing units used as principal residences by private households.

19 Refers to dwellings with kitchens in residential and occupied nonresidential buildings. Excludes dwellings in basements and attics. Except for electricity, includes the Saar.

19 Refers to households living in private housing units.

20 Refers to households in dwellings.

21 Data for 1960.

22 Refers to private households rather than dwellings.

23 Excludes dwellings with only shower installations.

Except for number of dwellings, refers to private households.

23 Kitchens not counted as rooms.

26 Data are for dwellings and collective housing units.

27 Refers to percent of total population rather than dwellings.

28 Excludes nomads and river boatmen of East Pakistan and frontier regions of West Pakistan.

2 Excludes housing of tribal Indians.

80 Except for number of private housing units, refers to private households living in dwellings. 31 Refers to source of water supply.

32 Urban area only.

23 Refers to dwellings with piped water in kitchen.

34 For England and Wales.

35 Refers only to dwellings with piped water inside.

36 Inside dwelling or building.

Source: Statistical Office of the United Nations; Statistical Yearbook.

No. 1282. EDUCATION AND HEALTH

[Education: Figures usually refer to both public and private schools for the school year beginning in year stated and generally exclude adult education, apprenticeship courses, and correspondence schools. Intercountry comparisons subject to caution owing to variations in definition and coverage. Health: Generally, data refer to persons fully qualified or certificated from medical, dental, or pharmacy schools, and working within the country Intercountry comparisons subject to caution owing to lack of precise information for many countries on profes sional level and number working. See text, p. 860, for general comments concerning the data. For additions qualifications for individual countries, see source]

No. 1282. EDUCATION AND HEALTH-Continued

[See text, p. 860; for general comments concerning the data. For additional qualifications for individual countries, see source]

1 Schools providing basic training and education to children within compulsory or customary ages of full-time education; length of this education may vary from 4 to 9 years from country to country. Excludes nursery school and kindergarten.

Middle, secondary, or high schools providing general instruction more advanced than primary level.
Includes preschool education. Includes technical education. Grades 9 through 11.

6 For 1963. Registered personnel. Public education only.

10 Personnel in hospitals and clinics.

For 1962.

11 Stomatologists and odontologists included with physicians. 12 For 1964.
14 Schools providing both primary and secondary education included in primary.
16 Preschool, secondary, and technical schools included with primary.

17 Technical and secondary included with primary. 18 For 1958.

13 Includes special education. 15 For 1961.

19 Includes evening schools.

20 Excludes Turkish schools. 21 Secondary and special schools included with primary. 22 Includes West Berlin.

23 Personnel in government public health services only. 24 Excludes unaided schools. 25 For 1965. 36 Includes technical and teacher-training schools. 27 Full-time only.

28 Number of teaching positions. Includes commercial schools.

30 For 1960.

31 Secondary schools included with primary. 32 Pharmacists in pharmacies only. 33 Preschool and secondary included with primary. "England and Wales only. Source: Statistical Office of the United Nations, Statistical Yearbook.

35 African education only

No. 1283. UNITED NATIONS AND CERTAIN SPECIALIZED AGENCIES-MEMBER ASSESSMENTS: 1967

No. 1283. UNITED NATIONS AND CERTAIN SPECIALIZED AGENCIES-MEMBER ASSESSMENTS: 1967-Continued

X Not applicable.

Includes miscellaneous income and, if pertinent, adjustments with respect to budgets of prior years.
Reflects Indonesia's return to membership as well as admission of new members.

Nonmember.

4 Inactive member.

The U.S. received a credit of $3,917,065 (fifth repayment on U.N. bonds purchased by the U.S.), making its net contribution $33,619,762.

In addition, the U.S. is required to make a working capital fund advance of $118,560, making its total contribution $9,130,500.

In addition, the U.S. is required to make a working capital fund advance of $144,025, making its total contribution $16,771,345.

Source: Dept. of State, Office of International Administration; unpublished data.