paragraph 74 in volume 1, chapter 5, Advisory Opinions
President Eisen-hower first made the proposal to establish an International Atomic Energy Agency under the aegis of the United Nations in a statement on atoms for peace at the 470th plenary meeting of the General Assembly in December 1953. In resolution 810 A (IX), 4 December 1954, the General Assembly lent its encouragement to the idea, and suggested that once the agency was established, it should negotiate an appropriate form of ag…