This document presents a proposal for titles to be published in the "Váhy" book series by the Mladá fronta publishing house, dated March 8, 1968. The list includes significant works of Western philosophy and science, specifically Alfred North Whitehead's "Science and the Modern World," Karl Jaspers' "Existenzphilosophie," and Gerhard Krüger's "Abendländische Humanität." These proposals reflect the unique atmosphere of the Prague Spring, characterized by a gradual relaxation of cultural censorship and the opening of intellectual space for previously neglected or banned authors in the fields of existentialism and modern scientific thought. During this period, the "Váhy" series established itself as a crucial platform for introducing complex intellectual stimuli to the Czechoslovak public. The document serves as a brief yet eloquent record of Mladá fronta's editorial policy in the pivotal year of 1968. It demonstrates the editorial board's effort to provide a profound reflection on the modern world through works that combine scientific knowledge with the ethical and ontological questions of human existence. This initiative was specifically aimed at integrating the European philosophical heritage into the domestic cultural context during the brief period of freedom before the onset of the normalization era, which subsequently halted such intellectual endeavors for many years.