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1950 - 1969

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Volume 15, issue 4, 1964

Editorial pp. 249-249

Isaac D. Welt

Automatic book indexing by computer pp. 250-257

Susan Artandi

The structure, objectives, and findings of a study of scientific information exchange in psychology pp. 258-267

William D. Garvey and Belver C. Griffith

Measuring the reliability of subject classification by men and machines pp. 268-273

Harold Borko

Identifying key contributions to information science pp. 289-295

Carlos A. Cuadra

Categories and relations: Origins of two classification theories pp. 296-301

R. Moss

Technical information—A modern tool for scientists and engineers pp. 302-304

Mary Anderson

Library technology project pp. 304-304

Gladys T. Piez

A case history in selective elimination as a solution to the information crises pp. 304-305

William Tinker, Benjamin Evers and Paul N. Chance

Letter to the editor pp. 306-306

Claire K. Schultz

R10/1 Information Storage and Retrieval: Tools, Elements, Theories. 1963. Joseph Becker and Robert M. Hayes. John Wiley & Sons, Inc. (Information Sciences Series), New York. $12.00 pp. 307-308

Lea Bohnert

Literature notes pp. 309-322

Charles P. Bourne

Volume 15, issue 3, 1964

Editorial pp. 178-178

Arthur W. Elias

Effective information‐searching strategies without “perfect” indexing pp. 179-184

R. J. Tritschler

Boeing SLIP: Computer produced and maintained printed book catalogs pp. 185-190

Edward A. Weinstein and Joan Spry

A novel index tailored to plastics specialists pp. 191-195

Alfred M. Anzalone, Carol A. Brokars and Gunther Cohn

Indexing and dependency logic for answering english questions pp. 196-204

Robert F. Simmons, Sheldon Klein and Keren McConlogue

A proposed improvement in the printing of chemical structures, which results in their complete computer codes pp. 205-209

Alfred Feldman

Methodology for the comparative analysis of information storage and retrieval systems: A critical review pp. 210-216

Irving M. Klempner

Two models for retrieval system design pp. 217-225

Donald J. Hillman

Thesaurus pp. 226-227

John O'Connor

U.D.C. abridged Russian edition pp. 226-226

A. Kutten

Ode to illiteracy pp. 226-226

Harold Wooster

Experience in man and machine relationships in library mechanization pp. 227-229

Gretchen W. Koriagin

Letter to the editor pp. 230-230

Everett H. Brenner

Literature notes pp. 231-246

Charles P. Bourne

Volume 15, issue 2, 1964

Editorial pp. 81-81

Arthur W. Elias

A technique for determining index requirements pp. 82-85

G. Jahoda

A survey on the information practices of engineers at western electric pp. 86-88

N. P. Levy

The application of random superimposed coding and chain spelling to peek‐A‐Boo cards pp. 89-92

W. Uhlmann

The consistency of human judgments of relevance pp. 93-95

A. Resnick and T. R. Savage

Correlation of indexing headings and title words in three medical indexing systems pp. 96-104

John O'Connor

The distribution of term usage in manipulative indexes pp. 105-114

Nona Houston and Eugene Wall

Computer generation of photocomposing control tapes part II the PC6 system pp. 115-120

M. P. Barnett, D. J. Moss and D. A. Luce

Index‐abstract evaluation and design pp. 121-125

Al Delucia

Detailed discussion of bar‐hillel's “theoretical aspects of the mechanization of literature searching” pp. 126-131

Ron Manly

Machine compilation and editing of printed alphabetical subject indexes pp. 132-135

Vladimir Slamecka

Chemical documents and their titles: Human concept indexing vs. KWIC‐machine indexing pp. 136-141

Mary Jane Ruhl

Cost analysis and simulation procedures for the evaluation of large information systems pp. 142-149

Charles P. Bourne and Donald F. Ford

Identification of research papers by the physical units appearing in the paper pp. 150-150

Pauline Atherton

The heuristic information retrieval game pp. 150-151

Allen Kent

Letters to the editor pp. 152-153

Joseph H. Kuney, George L. Trigg and Harold Wooster

4/64‐000 William Frederick poole and the modern library movement. 1963. William Landrum Williamson. Columbia University Press (Columbia University Studies in Library Service, No. 13), New York. 203 pp. $6.00 pp. 154-154

Phyllis Dain

4/64‐000 Selected bibliography on indexing in science and technology: Theory, application and techniques, 1963. Philip L. Dopkowski, ed. Center for technology and administration, school of Government and public administration, American University (Bull. No. 9), Washington, D. C. 101 pp. $2.50 pp. 154-154

Thompson M. Little

Literature notes pp. 157-175

Charles P. Bourne

Volume 15, issue 1, 1964

Farewell pp. 1-2

Arthur W. Elias and James D. Mack

Editorial pp. 3-3

Arthur W. Elias and John F. Kennedy

Testing indexes and index language devices: The ASLIB cranfield project pp. 4-13

F. W. Lancaster and J. Mills

Use of meta‐language in information retrieval systems pp. 14-22

W. Goffman, J. Verhoeff and Jack Belzer

Direct documentation, analogue documentation, and information‐retrieval pp. 23-25

Robert F. E. Schweizer

The notion of relevance (I) pp. 26-34

Donald J. Hillman

Corporate author cataloging and the technical report literature pp. 35-47

W. T. Brandhorst

A comparison of keyword‐in‐context (KWIC) indexing of titles with a subject heading classification system pp. 48-52

Donald H. Kraft

Letters to the editor pp. 76-77

Walter H. Rupp, Charles A. Vertanes and Daniel Shively