ACM

George E. Forsythe
Page 591

Letters to the editor: On simple, low redundancy languages

J. G. Sanderson
Page 593

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

Sanford Elkin
Page 594

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

T. V. Griffiths
Page 594

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

Morris Rubinoff, John F. White
Pages 595-600

Algorithm 263: Gomory 1 [H]

H. Langmaack
Pages 601-602

Algorithm 264: interpolation in a table [E1]

J. Stafford
Pages 602-604

Algorithm 265: find precedence functions [L2]

Niklaus Wirth
Pages 604-605

Algorithm 266: pseudo-random numbers [G5]

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

Algorithm 267: random normal deviate [G5]

M. C. Pike
Page 606

An ALGOL-like computer design language

Yaohan Chu
Pages 607-615

Note on an ASCII-Octal code table

William S. Crosby
Page 616

Recursive solution of a class of combinatorial problems: an example

W. C. Lynch
Pages 617-620

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

John G. Fletcher
Pages 621-623

A fast storage allocator

Kenneth C. Knowlton
Pages 623-624

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

George Vernonis
Pages 625-626

Contextual correlates of synonymy

Herbert Rubenstein, John B. Goodenough
Pages 627-633

A simple data transmission system using the office telephone

I. R. Nielsen
Pages 634-635

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

John A. Gosden
Page 635

Communications of the ACM

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