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was mainly due to his efforts that the ACM Journal was established as an important contribution to the growth of computer technology. It was under his direction that the Journal grew impressively in size and, more importantly, in the quality of the technical papers. With former ACM President, Dr. John W. C a r l and others, Dr. Alt gave impetus to the establishment of the Communications in recognition of the need to have timely information given to ACM members on important topics more qmckly than is possible in the Journal. Dr. Alt has made an important contribution to the computing field; ACM members and computing people everywhere owe him a real debt of gratitude. Many have asked about the objectives of the Journal and the Communzca-tions, and the similarities and differences of these two publications. The Journal will generally accept papers of a research nature, papers marking significant advances in computer technology and papers which are less temporal in nature and more generally applicable as reports of research and developments to the computing field. The Communications is designed to bnng to the attention of ACM members information in the computing field of a more immediate or current nature. More precisely, it will contain preliminary reports of research m progress, information on computer standards, news and notices, and articles on techniques and applications. The establishment of the Communwat,ons pays tribute to the fact that the computing field is young and growing rapidly and that much information of a current and immediate nature should be made available to ACM members on a monthly basis. Certainly there will be some overlap in the kinds of papers appearing in these two publications. Neither publication will purposely emphasize certain kinds of articles. For example, papers on programming research and development will appear in both the Journal and the Communicatwns depending on the particular orientation of the paper. In general, the publications will accept papers on computer methods, applications and design. Every effort will be made to continue and hasten the trend toward a better balance of papers. Probably because numerical analysis is so closely identified with the well disciplined field of mathematics, there has been a preponderance of papers in that field. Every effort will be made in the future to publish good papers on computer programming and business applications. In addition, of course, papers on computer logic, system design, and hardware will 121

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