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Table of Contents

Automatic-programming-language translation through syntactical analysis

Robert S. Ledley, James B. Wilson
Pages 145-155

An evaluation of autocode readability

P. V. Ellis
Pages 156-159

On a wired-in binary-to-decimal conversion scheme

W. C. Lynch
Page 159

On a floating-point number representation for use with algorithmic languages

A. A. Grau
Pages 160-161

Knotted list structures

J. Weizenbaum
Pages 161-165

A method of representation, storage and retrieval of 13 random codes in a 4-digit number or 16 random codes in a 5-digit number

Malcolm B. Foster
Page 165

Algorithm 81: Economising a sequence 1

Brian H. Mayoh
Pages 166-167

Algorithm 80: Reciprocal gamma function of real argument

William Holsten
Page 166

Algorithm 83: Optimal classification of objects

Brian H. Mayoh
Pages 167-168

Algorithm 82: Economising a sequence 2

Brian H. Mayoh
Page 167

Certification of Algorithm 78: Ratfact

M. H. Halstead
Page 168

Certification of Algorithm 60: Romberg integration

Henry C. Thacher
Page 168

Retrieval of misspelled names in an airlines passenger record system

Leon Davidson
Pages 169-171

Letter from the President of ACM—

Harry D. Huskey
Page 131

Computers— the key to total systems control: an industrial viewpoint

Walter M. Carlson
Pages 172-173