Communications of the ACM

President's letter to the ACM membership

George E. Forsythe
Page 591

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Letters to the editor: On simple, low redundancy languages

J. G. Sanderson
Page 593

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Letters to the editor: On combining FORTRAN and COBOL in problem solving

Sanford Elkin
Page 594

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Letters to the editor: on procedures for constructing structural descriptions for three parsing algorithms

T. V. Griffiths
Page 594

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Establishment of the ACM repository and principles of the IR system applied to its operation

Morris Rubinoff, John F. White
Pages 595-600

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Algorithm 263: Gomory 1 [H]

H. Langmaack
Pages 601-602

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Algorithm 264: interpolation in a table [E1]

J. Stafford
Pages 602-604

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Algorithm 265: find precedence functions [L2]

Niklaus Wirth
Pages 604-605

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Algorithm 266: pseudo-random numbers [G5]

M. C. Pike, I. D. Hill
Pages 605-606

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Algorithm 267: random normal deviate [G5]

M. C. Pike
Page 606

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An ALGOL-like computer design language

Yaohan Chu
Pages 607-615

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Note on an ASCII-Octal code table

William S. Crosby
Page 616

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Recursive solution of a class of combinatorial problems: an example

W. C. Lynch
Pages 617-620

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A program to solve the Pentomino problem by the recursive use of macros

John G. Fletcher
Pages 621-623

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A fast storage allocator

Kenneth C. Knowlton
Pages 623-624

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A note on the use of a digital computer for doing tedious algebra and programmming

George Vernonis
Pages 625-626

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Contextual correlates of synonymy

Herbert Rubenstein, John B. Goodenough
Pages 627-633

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A simple data transmission system using the office telephone

I. R. Nielsen
Pages 634-635

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Letters to the editor: yet more on rounding in commericial applications

John A. Gosden
Page 635

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