Journal of the American Society for Information Science

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Volume 21, issue 6, 1970

Editorial pp. 384-384

A. W. Elias

On deriving design equations for information retrieval systems pp. 385-395

William S. Cooper

The royal society catalogue as an index to nineteenth century American science pp. 396-401

Clark A. Elliott

Experimentation with computer‐assisted indexing: American documentation, volume 20 pp. 402-405

Theodore C. Hines, Jessica L. Harris and Martin Colverd

Answer‐providing documents: Some inference descriptions and text‐searching retrieval results pp. 406-414

John O'Connor

An automated storage and retrieval system for clinical pharmaceutical research documents pp. 415-421

Barbara N. Weaver, Albert B. Ruffner, Claire Ellis, Helen Anderson and Samuel X. Delorenzo

Barter system for researchers: A proposal pp. 422-426

Arthur V. Tebbutt

The proposed KWIC index for psychology: An experimental test of its effectiveness pp. 427-428

Robert T. Bottle and Cynthia I. Preibish

A table of set theory notations pp. 428-428

W. T. Brandhorst

Letters to the editor pp. 429-430

Phyllis A. Richmond, C. R. G. Holmes, Iola Belle Holbrook, C. Secebarth, John V. Howard, Dana L. Roth and F. M. O'Hara

Volume 21, issue 5, 1970

Terse literatures: I. Terse conclusions pp. 316-319

Charles L. Bernier

Obsolescence of special library periodicals: Sampling errors and utility contours pp. 320-329

B. C. Brookes

A highly associative document retrieval system pp. 330-337

Carl Cagan

Cardiovascular serial literature: Characteristics, productive journals, and abstracting/indexing coverage pp. 338-344

Barbara F. Frick and John M. Ginski

Are titles of chemical papers becoming more informative? pp. 345-350

Jacques J. Tocatlian

Standards for writing abstracts pp. 351-357

Ben H. Weil

Toward a theory of indexing—II pp. 358-367

Bertrand C. Landry and James E. Rush

On the importance of root‐stem truncation in word‐frequency analysis pp. 368-369

F. W. Lancaster and Grace T. Jenkins

Permuted title indexes: Neglected considerations pp. 369-370

Theodore C. Hlnes and Jessica L. Harris

“Quality control” applied to the operations of a large‐ information system pp. 370-371

F. W. Lancaster and Grace T. Jenkins

Letters to the editor pp. 372-374

C. Segebarth, F. W. Lancaster and Eugene Wall

5/70‐1R an introduction to UDC. 1969. Jean M. Perreault. Archon Books & Clive Bingley, Hamden, Conn pp. 375-376

H. Wellisch

5/70‐3R. Information Storage and Retrieval Systems for Individual Researchers. 1970. Gerald Jahodn. Wiley‐Inlerscience. New York. 135 pp pp. 376-377

Suzanne Siecel

5/70‐2R. Breve introduccibn a la computacion Lingüistica; Con Dos Apendices por el Misnio Autor. 1969. Paul L. Garvin. Departmento de Lingüistica, Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos, Lima, Peru. 104 pp pp. 376-376

Jessica L. Haris

Volume 21, issue 4, 1970

Editorial pp. 236-236

A. W. Elias

A General Evaluation Model for An Information Storage and Retrieval System pp. 237-239

Nathan R. Keith

Accommodation of Nonstandard Entries in a Serial List Made by Computer pp. 240-246

Phyllis A. Richmond and Marcia K. Gill

A Computer‐Based System for Serial Records at Lawrence Radiation Laboratory pp. 247-253

John B. Verity and Elizabeth L. Crocker

An Evaluation of Index Medicus and MEDLARS in the Field of Ophthalmology pp. 254-263

Julie A. Virgo

EDUCATION AND INFORMATION SCIENCE—A Symposium pp. 265-265

James E. Rush

Foreword pp. 266-266

James E. Rush

Information Science: Toward the Development of A True Scientific Discipline pp. 268-268

M. C. Yovits

Education in Information Science pp. 269-273

Jack Belzer

The Role of the Federal Government in Information Systems in Education pp. 274-278

Lee G. Burchinal

Student‐to‐Student Interaction in Computer Time‐Sharing Systems pp. 279-284

Glenn L. Bryan

Promising Developments in Computer‐Assisted Instruction pp. 285-292

Max Jerman

Computers Are for Concepts pp. 293-298

Charles Reno

Administrative and Financial Aspects of Computers in Education pp. 299-302

James E. Rush

Letters to the Editor pp. 303-304

John H. Wilson

4/70‐1R Isotopes Information Center Keyword Thesaurus. July, 1969. Isotopes Information Center Staff, Robert H. Lafferty, Jr., Editor. Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, Tenn. 98 pp pp. 305-305

Keith Wright and Theodore C. Hines

4/70‐2R Theses and Dissertations; a Bibliographical Listing, Keyword Index, and Author Index: Cumulation, 1961–1967. 1970. Prepared by The Catholic University of America Libraries, Fred Blum, Editor. Catholic University of America Press, Washington, D.C. 548 pp pp. 305-306

Theodore C. Hines

4/70‐3R Conversion of Retrospective Catalog Records to Machine‐Readable Form. 1969. U.S. Library of Congress. RECON Working Task Force. Library of Congress, Washington, D.C. 230 pp pp. 306-306

Glenda Tilley

4/70‐4R Advances in Librarianship. Volume 1. 1970. Melvin J. Voight, Editor. Academic Press, New York and London. 294 pp pp. 306-307

Barbara M. Prescrel

4/70‐5R Library Automation—Computer Produced Book Catalog. 1969. International Business Machines, White Plains, N.Y. 41 pp. Available on request at local IBM offices pp. 307-307

Mary Donley

Volume 21, issue 3, 1970

A multivariate statistical analysis of the use of a scientific computer based current‐awareness information retrieval system pp. 171-178

Daniel James Amick

Measures of the usefulness of written technical information to chemical researchers pp. 179-186

Daniel L. Kegan

Automatic processing of foreign language documents pp. 187-194

Gerard Salton

A format for the standardized citation of both published and unpublished documents pp. 195-197

Donald A. Windsor

An exercise in computer file management pp. 201-203

W. Douglas Climenson

Using the TIP system in the ASIS file management exercise pp. 204-208

William D. Mathews

A solution to the ASIS file management system exercise using PL/I and three general purpose systems pp. 209-213

Timothy Higgins and Robert Mays

A solution to the ASIS file management exercise using RCA's UL/1 pp. 214-218

T. William Olle and Andre M. Gagnoud

Application of CAPRI to the ASIS file management exercise pp. 219-223

P. W. Bloom

Application of IBM TEXT‐PAC to the ASIS file management exercise pp. 224-227

Thomas F. Lindsley

Term‐term correlation for large matrices pp. 228-228

Carl Cagan

Scientific and technological communication. 1969. Sidney Passman. Pergamon, Oxford, New York. 151 pp pp. 229-230

Jessica L. Harris

Computerized library catalogs: Their growth, cost, and utility. 1969. J. L. Dolby, V. J. Forsyth, and H. L. Resnikoff. M.I.T. Press, Cambridge, Mass. 164 pp. $10.00 pp. 230-231

Jessica L. Harris

On research libraries; statement and recommendations of the committee on research libraries of the Ameriean council of learned societies. Submitted to the National Advisory Commission on Libraries, November 1967. c1969. M1.T. Press, Cambridge, Mass. 104 pp. $5.95 pp. 230-230

Jessica L. Harris

Volume 21, issue 2, 1970

Deriving term relations for a corpus by graph theoretical clusters pp. 101-111

J. Gary Augustson and Jack Minker

The potential usefulness of catalog access points other than author, title, and subject pp. 112-127

William S. Cooper

A reference collection scheme for a specialized information center based on the “cooperating specialist” pp. 128-132

H. O. W. Eggins and M. J. D. Willsher

Effects of cataloging volume at the library of congress on the total cataloging costs of American research libraries pp. 133-139

Manfred Kochen and A. Bertrand Segur

How many cards per file guide? optimizing the two‐level file pp. 140-141

Ben‐Ami Lipetz and Czetong T. Song

John desmond bernal—Evangelist of science (1901–) pp. 142-144

Wallace L. Schultz and Claire K. Shultz

A data structure for information retrieval pp. 145-148

J. W. Winings

An information analysis center effectiveness chrestomathy pp. 149-159

Harold Wooster

The final report of the comparative systems laboratory: A review pp. 160-162

Phyllis A. Richmond

An application of managerial cost accounting to a science information center pp. 163-164

R. Moss

Term‐term correlation for large matrices pp. 163-163

Carl Cagan

The corners and edges of the precision‐recall square pp. 166-166

F. M. O'Hara

Letters to the editor pp. 167-167

Peter Glickert and H. B. Thompson

Volume 21, issue 1, 1970

Editorial pp. 1-3

A. W. Elias

Information for peace remarks to the American society for information science pp. 4-7

Hubert H. Humphrey

Structure and effectiveness of The Citation Identifier, an operational computer program for automatic identification of case citations in legal literature pp. 8-15

Casimir Borkowski, Louis Cepanec, J. Sperling Martin, Virginia Salko and Siegfried Treu

Title indexes as alerting services in the chemical and life sciences pp. 16-21

Robert T. Bottle

Evaluation of a KWIC index for library literature pp. 22-28

Nancy E. Brodie

An automated current‐awareness service for public libraries pp. 29-33

Charles H. Davis and Peter Hiatt

A step towards library automation pp. 34-39

Stephen B. Fischer

A threaded‐file retrieval system pp. 40-48

Iola Belle Holbrook

Thesaurus control—The selection, grouping, and cross‐referencing of terms for inclusion in a coordinate index word list pp. 49-57

Wim G. B. Mandersloot, Eleanor M. B. Douglas and Neville Spicer

An analytical model of a library network pp. 58-66

Richard E. Nance

The practice of charging users for information services: A state of the art report pp. 67-74

Rudolf J. Penner

Evolution & development of a versatile machine‐based information system pp. 75-85

R. K. Srivastava, B. Garudadwajan and P. K. Sinha

Microfilm finding‐keys: Dual dictionary pp. 86-88

John F. Tinker

Towards a metascience of information: Informatology pp. 89-94

Klaus Otten and Anthony Debons

The economics of information pp. 95-95

Erik Bromberg

Letters to the editor pp. 98-100

Martin M. Cummings, Frank B. Rogers and A. E. Cawkell