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Why COBOL?

Joseph F. Cunnigham
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Basic elements of COBOL 61

Jean E. Sammet
Pages 237-253

COBOL and compatability

A. Lippitt
Pages 254-255

Interim report on bureau of ships COBOL evaluation program

Milton Siegel, Albert E. Smith
Pages 256-259

Syntactical charts of COBOL 61

Richard Berman, Joseph Sharp, Lawrence Sturges
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A report writer for COBOL

W. L. Donally
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The COBOL Librarian: a key to object program efficiency

W. Hicks
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Modular data processing systems written in COBOL

J. C. Emery
Pages 263-268

Floating-point arithmetic in COBOL

O. Kesner
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Guides to teaching COBOL

I. Greene
Pages 272-273

An advanced input-output system for a COBOL compiler

C. A. Bouman
Pages 273-277

An introduction to a machine-independent data division

J. P. Mullin
Pages 277-278

COBOL batching problems

J. W. Mullen
Pages 278-279

Algorithm 89: Evaluation of the fresnal sine integral

John L. Cundiff
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Algorithm 88: Evaluation of asymptotic expression for the fresnel sine and cosine integrals

John L. Cundiff
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Algorithm 91: Chebyshev curve-fit

Albert Newhouse
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Algorithm 90: Evaluation of the fresnal cosine integral

John L. Cundiff
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Certification of Algorithm 60: Romberg integration

Karl Heinz Buchner
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Initial experience with an operating multiprogramming system

Norman Landis, Andrew Manos, L. Richard Turner
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Algorithm 92: Simultaneous system of equations and matrix inversion routine

Derek Johann Roek
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Letters from the President of ACM—

Harry D. Huskey
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Communications of the ACM

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