14.11.97

Diesen Text habe ich aus dem WWW entnommen. Carl Hammer gehört zu jenen, die sich sehr intensiv mit dem Beale-Code beschäftigt haben. Über ihn und seine Arbeit gibt es eine Web-Seite, die ich der Vollständigkeit halber übernommen habe. Ich zitiere sie einschließlich der Copyright-Angaben, die ich zu beachten bitte.

TINA

TITLE: Carl Hammer Papers

18 boxes

17 cubic feet

August 1991

By :Bruemmer/Rauen/Hennessy/Corbitt

ACQUISITION: The records were given to the Charles Babbage Institute in 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, and 1990 by Carl Hammer, accessions 984-3, 985-20, 987-24, 987-40, 988-06, and 991-21.

ACCESS: Access to Hammer's diaries are permitted only with written authorization from Hammer or his designee. Please consult the CBI archivist for futher information.

COPYRIGHT: CBI owns copyright to the collection with the exception of Hammer's diaries, in which copyright is held by the donor until the restrictions on access to the diaries have expired. Researchers may quote from the collection under the fair use provisions of the copyright law (Title 17, U.S. Code). Please cite the collection as follows: Carl Hammer Papers (CBI 3), Charles Babbage Institute, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis.

Biography

Carl Hammer was born in Chicago, Illinois, and educated in Germany. He received his doctorate in mathematics from the University of Munich in 1938. He worked as a staistician before becoming chairman of the division of technical education at Walter Hervey Junior College in 1947. He became a research associate at Columbia University in 1950, where he did work in statistical modeling for the social sciences.

Two years later he became a senior research engineer at the Franklin Institute. There he originally worked on analogue computers but soon became involved with digital systems. He was director of the UNIVAC European Computer Center 1955-1957, marketing and installing UNIVACs.

He joined Sylvania's Programming and Analysis Department in 1957 to work on the Mobidic system, and worked on the ballistic missle early warning system.

In 1959 he became administrative technical project coordinator for the Radio Corporation of America's Surface Communications Division, where he worked on Polaris communications, and IT&T and AT&T international cables; in 1961, he became manager of RCA's Scientific Computer applicationsand worked on Minuteman.

In 1963 he became director of Computer Services at the UNIVAC Division of Sperry Rand and remained there until 1981.

Hammer taught at American University for 20 years and was active in professional organizations in the fields of statistics, cybernetics, mathematics, and computing. He also delivered numerous speeches on the subject of computing. In addition to numerous other awards, Hammer received the Computer Science Man-of-the-Year Award from the Data Processing Management Association in 1973.

Bibliography

• American Men and Women of Science. Ed. Jaques Cattell Press. New York: R.R. Bowker Co., 1986.
• Hammer, Carl. Interviewed by James Ross. Tape recording. Washington, D.C., 15 April 1983. OH 56, Charles Babbage Institute.

Scope and Content

This collection is divided into five series.

Conference Presentations, 1955-1982, includes speeches given by Hammer, correspondence, and conference materials. Many of his presentations focused on the future of the computer and the effect of computers on society and management.

Records of Professional Organizations, 1967-1984, contains minutes, correspondence, articles, reports, and meeting materials primarily relating to the American Federation of Information Processing Societies, the Association for Computing Machinery, Data Processing Management Association, and the International Council for Computer Communication. Professional Papers, 1951-1968, includes papers written while at Columbia University, Radio Corporation of America, and Sperry UNIVAC as well as miscellaneous papers and reference files on computer related subjects.

Diaries, 1955-1980, contains Hammer's diaries during this period. The Diaries series is restricted.

Audiovisuals, 1970-1985, has been artificially created and includes audio tapes of interviews, seminars, speeches by Hammer and others, and system descriptions; and a film narrated by Hammer about UNIVAC products.

Miscellaneous Material, 1949-1984, includes citations to Hammer in articles and course catalogs which contain descriptions of classes taught by Hammer.

Throughout this finding aid, the titles of speeches and articles are in quotes and publications are italicized.

CONTENTS LISTING

Conference Presentations

• Programs, 1955. (Box 1, folder 1)
• Cybernetics-International Congress (June 26-29), Namur, Belgium, "UNIVAC Programming with Compilers," 1956. (Box 1, folder 2)
• U.S. Army Signal School (February), Fort Monmouth, New Jersey, "The Challenge of Computers," 1958-1959. (Box 1, folder 3)
• U.S. Naval Weapons Laboratory (October 6), Dahlgren, Virginia, "Program Supervision or Supervisory Programs," 1959. (Box 1, folder 4)
• European Productivity Agency (April 12), Washington, D.C., "Very High Speed Data Transmission and its Possible Future in the Field of Data Processing," 1960. (Box 1, folder 5)
• Programs, 1961. (Box 1, folder 6)
• Council for International Progress in Management (November 29), New York City, 1961. (Box 1, folder 7)
• Programs, 1962. (Box 1, folder 8)
• Mathematical Association of America (April 28), Dahlgren, Virginia, "Monte Carlo Synthesis of Computer Subroutines,"1962. (Box 1, folder 9)
• U.S. Army Management School (June 12), Fort Belvoir, Virginia, "Computers and Simulation," 1962. (Box 1, folder 10)
• Programs, 1963. (Box 1, folder 11)
• Association for Computing Machinery, Washington D.C. Chapter, (February 12,19,26), Washington, D.C., "Monte Carlo Methods," 1963. (Box 1, folder 12)
• Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics (April 26-27), Menlo Park, California, "Detection of Synchronization in Pulse Trains," 1963. (Box 1, folder 13)
• Programs, 1964. (Box 1, folder 14)
• Association for Computing Machinery, Washington D.C. Chapter, Lecture Series, Washington, D.C., "Mathematical Methods for Digital Computers," 1964. (Box 1, folder 15)
• Programs, 1965. (Box 1, folder 16)
• American Management Association (December 13-15), New YorkCity, "Application of Simulation to Production Scheduling," 1965. (Box 1, folder 17)
• Basic Operations Research for Engineers (May 1), LouisianaState University, "Information Retrieval Selected Bibliography," 1965. (Box 1, folder 18)
• Data Processing Management Association (June 29-July 2), Philadelphia, "Software Considerations for Management Information Systems," 1965. (Box 1, folder 19)
• Data Processing Management Association - Montreal Chapter (November 18), Montreal, "Software Considerations for Management Information Systems," 1965. (Box 1, folder 20)
• Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (May 18), New York City, "Traffic Control," 1964-1965. (Box 1, folder 21)
• UNIVAC Scientific Exchange (U.S.E.) (September), "Information Retrieval from Mass Storage," 1965. (Box 1, folder 22)
• Programs, 1966. (Box 1, folder 23)
• American Management Association (October3), New York City, "A Hard Look at Software," 1966. (Box 1, folder 24)
• Information Systems Science and Technology (November 20), Buck Hills Falls, Pennsylvania, "Software Considerations for Information Systems and Operations Analysis," 1966. (Box 1, folder 25)
• Mathematical Association of America (April 30), Williamsburg, Virginia, "Statistical Validation of Mathematical Routines," 1966. (Box 1, folder 26)
• National Archives and Records Service (November 2), Washington, D.C., "Software in Management Information and Control Systems," 1966. (Box 1, folder 27)
• UNIVAC Users Association (May 25-27), Toronto, "Statistical Validation of Mathematical Computer Routines," 1966. (Box 1, folder 28)
• Programs, 1967. (Box 1, folder 29)
• AFIPS Spring Joint Computer Conference (April 19), Atlantic City, New Jersey, "Statistical Validation of Mathematical Computer Subroutines," 1962-1967. (Box 1, folder 30)
• American Management Association (May 5), New York City, "Data Input Considerations for Real-Time," 1967. (Box 1, folder 31)
• American Management Association (November 21), New York City, "Evaluation Factors of Input Devices," 1967. (Box 1, folder 32)
• Association for Computing Machinery (May 18), Gaithersburg, Maryland, "The Case for the Maligned Machine," 1967. (Box 1, folder 33)
• Control Data Institute (June 19), Arlington, Virginia, "Hardware, Software, Brainware," 1967. (Box 1, folder 34)
• National Classification Management Society (Panel on Research in Automated Classification Management) (July 19), Washington, D.C., "Security Considerations for Electronic Systems," 1967. (Box 1, folder 35)
• National Gaming Council (June 8), Washington, D.C., "Systems Programs for Interindustry Resource Evaluation," 1967. (Box 1, folder 36)
• Society for Personnel Adminstration (April 28), Georgetown University, Washington, D.C., "Application of Computers to Personnel Management," 1967. (Box 1, folder 37)
• Programs, 1968. (Box 1, folder 38)
• Choice 68 - Processing the National Collegiate Presidential Primary, 1968. (Box 1, folder 39)
• Data Processing Management Association (June 26), Washington, D.C., "Operating Systems and Multi-Programming," 1968. (Box 1, folder 40)
• Data Processing Show: Computer Time Sharing (March 20), Frankfurt am Main, Germany, "The Case of the Maligned Machine," 1967-1968. (Box 1, folder 41)
• Simulation Symposium (January 18), Tampa, "The Case for the Maligned Machines," 1967-1968. (Box 1, folder 42)
• University of Tennessee Space Institute (October 9), Tullahoma, 1968. (Box 1, folder 43)
• Programs, 1969. (Box 1, folders 44-45)
• American Management Association (September 3-5), New York City, "Electronic Systems of Today and Tomorrow," 1969. (Box 1, folder 46)
• Austrian Savings and Loan Institutions (October 3), Vienna, "Data Processing Systems in Banking: Realities and Visions," 1969. (Box 1, folder 47)
• Simulation Symposium (January 15-17), Tampa, "Availability and Reliability of Multi-Component Systems," 1969. (Box 1, folder 48)
• State Department Seminar (June 11-18), Washington, D.C., "Electronic Systems of Today and Tomorrow," 1969. (Box 1, folder 49)
• UNIVAC-Management Seminar (January), Rome, 1969. (Box 1, folder 50)
• Programs, 1970. (Box 1, folder 51)
• American Society for Cybernetics Symposium, Gaithersburg, Maryland, "The Future: Interactive Electronic Systems," 1970? (Box 1, folder 52)
• Association of Records Executives and Administrators (April 29), Washington, D.C., "The Computer and Security," 1970. (Box 1, folder 53)
• Association for Computer Machinery (June 22), Minneapolis, Minnesota, "The Case of the Maligned Machine," 1970. (Box 1, folder 54)
• Committee Inter-American Telecommunications Commission (July 27), Bogota, Colombia, "Teleprocessing: An International Resource," 1970. (Box 1, folder 55)
• Computers in Instruction Conference (October 1-3), Beverly Hills, 1970. (Box 1, folder 56)
• Federal Government Accountants Association (December), Industrial Property in Today's Competitive Setting (October 29), Washington, D.C., "Computer Program Protection," 1970. (Box 1, folder 57)
• Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (October 26-28), Washington, D.C., "Impact of Computers on Society," 1970. (Box 1, folder 58)
• IEEE Annual Symposium on Man-Machine Systems (November 12-13), Winter Park, Florida, 1970. (Box 1, folder 59)
• Interagency Data Exchange Program (May 25-27), Denver, 1970. (Box 1, folder 60)
• Federal Government Accountants Association, 1970. (Box 2, folder 1)
• Moon Rocks Space Exhibit (January 29), Rotterdam, Holland, 1970. (Box 2, folder 2)
• National Security Industrial Association Conference onApplication of Computers to Training (February 10-11), Washington, D.C., "Time Shared Nets and Interactive Terminals," 1970. (Box 2, folder 3)
• Pierre Teilhard de Chardin Association (October 16-17), Westminster, London, "Man Plus," 1970-1971. (Box 2, folder 4)
• Simulation Symposium (January 14), Tampa, "Signature Simulation and Certain Cryptographic Codes," 1970. (Box 2, folder 5)
• UNIVAC-Executive Seminar (October 13-15), Frankfurt, "Entwicklungstendenzen der Informationsverarbeitung," 1970. (Box 2, folder 6)
• UNIVAC Users Association (March 10-12), Washington, D.C., "Balancing Hardware/Software/People Resources," 1970. (Box 2, folder 7)
• Programs, 1971. (Box 2, folders 8-9)
• AFIPS Spring Joint Computer Conference Session-"An International View" (May 18-20), Atlantic City, 1971. (Box 2, folder 10)
• Conference on Computers and Consumer Choice (June 19), Washington, D.C., "The Challenge of Implementing a Large-Scale Consumer Information System," 1971. (Box 2, folder 11)
• Digitronics Users Association (October 17-19), McLean,Virginia, "Optimum Organization of the Data Acquisition and Communication System," 1971-1972. (Box 2, folder 12)
• Simulation Symposium (March 10-12), Tampa, 1971. (Box 2, folder 13)
• Symposium on Information Theory (September 2-8), Tsahkador, Armenia, "Detection of Synchronization in Pulse Trains," 1971. (Box 2, folder 14)
• UNIVAC Executive Seminar (August 24), Stockholm, 1971. (Box 2, folder 15)
• UNIVAC Executive Seminar (September 10), Rome, 1971. (Box 2, folder 16)
• USSR Trip and Slide Presentation (September), USSR, 1971. (Box 2, folder 17)
• Programs, 1972. (Box 2, folders 18-19)
• American Association for the Advancement of Science (December 26), Washington, D.C., "Information Technology--Its Impact on Decision-Making," 1972. (Box 2, folder 20)
• AFIPS Fall Joint Computer Conference (December 5-7), Anaheim, California, 1972. (Box 2, folder 21)
• Association for Computing Machinery Virginia Computer Users' Conference (March 30-31), Blacksburg, Virginia, "Ethics in Programming and Systems Analysis," 1972. (Box 2, folder 22)
• Association of Computer Programmers and Analysts (November 10), Saddle Brook, New Jersey, "Decade of Responsibility," 1972. (Box 2, folder 23)
• Beale Cypher Symposium (April 15), Washington, D.C., "How did TJB encode B2, 1972-1981. (Box 2, folder 24)
• Committee on Science and Astronautics (Panel on Science andTechnology) (January 25-27), Washington, D.C., "Space Communications," 1972. (Box 2, folder 25)
• Data Processing Management Association (June 27-30), New York City, 1972. (Box 2, folder 26)
• EDUCOM (Panel on Commercial Networks and Time-Sharing Services) (April 13), Washington, D.C., 1972. (Box 2, folder 27)
• Informatics Symposium (November 16-18), Turin, Italy, "Management and Computers," 1972. (Box 2, folder 28)
• International Conference on Computer Communication (October 24-26), Washington, D.C., "Computer Communications: Impacts and Implications," 1972. (Box 2, folder 29)
• Japan UNIVAC Users Association (May 24), Tokyo, "The Evolution of Systems Technology," 1972. (Box 2, folder 30)
• Jet Propulsion Laboratory Conference (November 3), Pasedena, "Plus Twelve," 1972. (Box 2, folder 31)
• Online 72 International Conference (September 4-7), Brunel University, England, "The Future: Interactive Electronic Systems," 1972. (Box 2, folder 32)
• U.S. Navy Conference (September 26-28), Bethesda, Maryland, "Secure Data Sharing," 1972. (Box 2, folder 33)
• UNIVAC Controllers Conference (November 8), Abescon, New Jersey, "Decade of Responsibility," 1972. (Box 2, folder 34)
• UNIVAC Worldwide Communications (October 11), Washington, 1972. (Box 2, folder 35)
• Programs, 1973. (Box 2, folder 36)
• Associazione Italiana per il Calcolo Automatico (November 15-16), Rome, "Evolution of Interactive Electronic Systems
• Technology," 1973. (Box 2, folder 37)
• Data Processing Management Association - Piedmont Chapter (October 25), Greensboro, North Carolina, 1973. (Box 2, folder 38)
• National Security Industrial Association (February 22), Washington, D.C., "Cable TV, The Wired City, and Videophonic Pollution," 1973. (Box 2, folder 39)
• RCA Seminar (September 5-6), Minneapolis, 1973. (Box 2, folder 40)
• UNIVAC Inauguration of 1110 Center (October 11), Bergen, Norway, "Management's Greatest Source of Power," 1973. (Box 2, folder 41)
• UNIVAC Japanese Study Team Symposium (October 12-13), Rome, 1973. (Box 2, folder 42)
• UNIVAC St. Paul Seminar (January 18), St. Paul, Minnesota, "Forecasting Technology," 1973. (Box 2, folder 43)
• Programs, 1974. (Box 2, folders 44-45)
• Canadian Information Processing Society / Association for Computing Machinery (May 23-24), Vancouver, 1974. (Box 2, folder 46)
• College And University Systems Exchange (CAUSE) National Conference (December 9-11), Washington, 1974. (Box 2, folder 47)
• Data Processing Institute / Canadian Information Processing Society (June 10-12), Ottawa, 1974. (Box 2, folder 48)
• Data Processing Management Association (February 14), Rhode Island Junior College, 1974. (Box 2, folder 49)
• Data Processing Management Association - Kansas City Chapter (September 24), Kansas City, Missouri, 1974. (Box 2, folder 50)
• International Federation of Information Processing (April 4), Vienna, "Humanistic Man and Computer Communication," 1974. (Box 2, folder 51)
• Polish State Planning Commission Executive Symposium (June 25-27), Rome, 1974. (Box 3, folder 1)
• Senior Seminar in Foreign Policy (August 13-June 7), Washington, D.C., 1973-1974. (Box 3, folder 2)
• Sperry-UNIVAC Moscow Seminar (May 30), Moscow, "Computers in Research," 1974. (Box 3, folder 3)
• Nantucket Maria Mitchell Association (August 13-14), Nantucket, Massachusetts, 1972-1974. (Box 3, folder 4)
• Programs, 1975. (Box 3, folder 5)
• Information Systems for Executive Management (February 25-27), Rome, 1975. (Box 3, folder 6)
• Kansai Seminar (February 11-12), Washington, D.C., 1975. (Box 3, folder 7)
• UNIVAC Information Systems for Executive Management (June 17-19), Rome, 1975. (Box 3, folder 8)
• UNIVAC Swedish Executive Symposium (April 8-10), Rome, 1974-1975. (Box 3, folder 9)
• Programs, 1976. (Box 3, folders 10-11)
• Association of Computer Programmers and Analysts (November 10-12), Old Town Alexandria, Virginia, "Our Electronic Future," 1976. (Box 3, folder 12)
• International Conference on Computer Communication (August
• 3-6), Toronto, 1974-1976. (Box 3, folders 13-14)
• UNIVAC Symposium on Computers in the Space Industry (April
• 6-8), Rome, 1976. (Box 3, folder 15)
• UNIVAC German Seminar (March 22-25), Rome, 1976. (Box 3, folder 16)
• Programs, 1977. (Box 3, folder 17-18)
• American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Washington, D.C., "A Forecast of the Future of Computation," 10-14 January 1977. (Box 3, folder 19)
• American University Seminar Series, "Combining Computer Power and Human Ingenuity: A Study in Synergism," Spring 1977. (Box 3, folder 20)
• Association for Computing Machinery (October 16-19), Seattle, "Time for Decision?," 16-19 October 1977. (Box 3, folder 21)
• National Bureau of Standards Audit and Evaluation of Computer Security, Miami Beach, Florida, 22-24 March 1977. (Box 3, folder 22)
• REX-77 Training Seminar, Dallas, 20-22 September 1977. (Box 3, folders 23-24)
• Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics (15 March 1977), Tampa, Florida, "Simulation in the Service of Man," 1976-1977. (Box 3, folder 25)
• Programs, 1978. (Box 3, folders 26-27)
• Academic Computing Services (Discussion on Computer Security Audits), Snowmass, Colorado, 14-16 August 1978. (Box 3, folder 28)
• Canadian Information Processing Society, Edmonton, Alberta, "Storage Technology: Past, Present and Future," 23-25 May 1978. (Box 3, folder 29)
• Department of Justice Seminar on Information Systems Management, Washington, D.C., 1978-1980. (Box 3, folders 30-31)
• International Conference on Computer Communication, Kyoto, Japan, September 1978. (Box 3, folder 32)
• Seminar for Executives of the Banking Industry (September 1978), Japan, 1977-1979. (Box 3, folder 33)
• Sperry-UNIVAC Conference, London, May 1978. (Box 3, folder 34)
• Symposia on Computers in Insurance and Computers in Banking, St. Paul-de-Vence, France, "Beyond the Horizon in Financial Computing," 10-12 October 1978. (Box 3, folder 35)
• U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Science and Technology Workshop on "Scientific and Technical Information Issues and Trends," Washington, D.C., 3 November 1978. (Box 3, folder 36)
• Programs, 1979. (Box 4, folders 1-2)
• Advanced Management Research (12-13 February 1979), Washington, D.C., 1978-1979. (Box 4, folder 3)
• Communication Networks, Washington,D.C., 30 January-1 February 1979. (Box 4, folder 4)
• Integrated Database Management System User Association, Houston, Texas, 11-14 March 1979. (Box 4, folder 5)
• Military Librarians Workshop, Cameron Station, Alexandria, Virginia, "Bringing Electronics to our Libraries," 3-5 October 1979. (Box 4, folder 6)
• Office of Management and Budget Conference (16-17 July 1979), Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, 1978-1979. (Box 4, folder 7)
• Sperry-UNIVAC Belgian Executive Symposium, Saint-Paul-de-Vence, France, 27-29 November 1979. (Box 4, folder 8)
• UNIVAC Computers in Crime Prevention Seminar, Saint-Paul-de-Vence, France, 6-8 March 1979. (Box 4, folder 9)
• UNIVAC Use Conference, Miami, Florida, "The Future of Large Computers," September 1979. (Box 4, folder 10)
• Programs, 1980. (Box 4, folders 11-12)
• Arbeitsgemeinschaft fur Datenverarbeitung (17-21 March 1980), Vienna, "Life Cycle Management," 1979-1980. (Box 4, folder 13)
• National Association for State Information Systems, Dearborn, Michigan, August 1980. (Box 4, folder 14)
• Programs, 1981. (Box 4, folder 15)
• Australia/New Zealand Trip, July 1981. (Box 4, folder 16)
• Department of Defense Seminars, Stockholm, 6-11 Novmber 1981. (Box 4, folder 17)
• Department of Defense Conference, Washington, D.C., 28-29 January 1981. (Box 4, folder 18)
• Information Technology State of the Art Review (16-18 November 1981), London, 1980-1981. (Box 4, folder 19)
• National Academy of Sciences (Panel to Survey International Developments in Computer Science), Washington, D.C., 1981-1982. (Box 4, folder 20)
• UNIVAC Netherlands Executive Seminar, Saint-Paul-de-Vence, France, "Scenario for Computer Managers in 1990," 24-26 November 1981. (Box 4, folder 21)
• UNIVAC South African Executive Seminar, Saint-Paul-de-Vence, France, "Scenario for Computer Managers in 1990," 14-21 November 1981. (Box 4, folder 22)
• UNIVAC Symposium on Computers in Education and Research, Saint-Paul-de-Vence, France, 10-12 November 1981. (Box 4, folder 23)
• Programs, 1982. (Box 4, folders 24-25)
• Conference on Future Direction in Information Policy, Washington, D.C., 24-25 May 1982. (Box 4, folder 26)
• Data Processing Management Association: EDP Quality Assurance, Chicago, 24-26 March 1982. (Box 4, folder 27)
• Federal ADP Community Conference and Exposition (22-24 February 1982), Washington, D.C., 1981-1982. (Box 4, folder 28)
• Infosystem's National Conference on Using Small Computers, Washington, D.C., "Small Computers and the Information Age," 18-20 October 1982. (Box 4, folder 29)
• Motor Equipment and Manufacturers Association Automotive EDP Council, San Antonio,27-28 April 1982. (Box 4, folder 30)
• National Association of Attorneys General Seminar (3-5 March 1982), St. Petersburg Beach, Florida, "An Assessment of Information Technology," 1980-1982. (Box 4, folder 31)
• UNIVAC Belgian Executive Symposium, Saint-Paul-de-Vence, France, 5-7 October 1982. (Box 4, folder 32)
• UNIVAC Mexican Executive Seminar, Saint-Paul-de-Vence, France, "Beyond the Data Processing Horizon," 2-4 November 1982. (Box 4, folder 33)
• UNIVAC Spanish Executives Symposium, Saint-Paul-de-Vence, France, "Beyond the Data Processing Horizon," 14-16 April 1982. (Box 4, folder 34)
• Programs, 1983. (Box 11, folder 1)
• EPCOT Forum, Walt Disney World, 1983. (Box 11, folder 2)
• Federal Software Conference, Washington, D.C., "Managing Applications Development," 1982-1983. (Box 11, folder 3)
• International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis, Vienna Austria, 1982-1983. (Box 11, folders 4-5)
• Metropolitan District Chief Judges Conference, Charlottesville, Virginia, 9-11 October 1983. (Box 11, folder 6)
• National Defense Executive Reserve Conference, Washington, D.C., 9 March 1983. (Box 11, folder 7)
• Sperry-UNIVAC Spanish Swiss Seminars, Saint-Paul-de-Vence, France, "Scenario for Computer Managers in 1990," June 1983. (Box 11, folder 8)
• Programs, 1984. (Box 11, folders 9-10)
• Association for Computing Machinery, San Francisco, California, "Beyond the Data Processing Horizon," 8-10 October 1984. (Box 11, folder 11)
• California Association of County Data Processors, Concord, California, "Managing Computer Security," 12 October 1984. (Box 11, folder 12)
• Federal Information Management Expo, Seattle, Washington, "Here Come the Micros: A Federal Overview," 3-5 December 1984. (Box 11, folder 13)
• Govornment ADP and Telecommunications Acquisition Management USPDI Conference, Silver Springs, Maryland, "Planning Horizons," 3-5 December 1984. (Box 11, folder 14)
• Italian Executive Seminar, Saint-Paul-de-Vence, France, "The Future of Infomatics," 14-16 and 22-24 February 1984. (Box 11, folder 15)
• Ninth Circuit Judicial Conference, Seattle, Washington, "Keeping Up With Technology," 13-16 August 1984. (Box 11, folder 16)
• Nordic (Scandanavian) Seminar, Saint-Paul-de-Vence, France, 22 October 1984. (Box 11, folder 17)
• Seventh International Congress Data Processing in Europe, Vienna, Austria, 19-23 March 1984. (Box 11, folders 18-19)
• Software Committee of the National Security Industrial Association, Hilton Head, South Carolina, "Technology Forcast for the 21st Century," 15-17 October 1984. (Box 11, folders 20-21)
• South Africa Symposium, Saint-Paul-de-Vence, France, "The Future of Infomatics," 18-21 September 1984. (Box 11, folder 22)
• Sperry Welfare Users Association Meeting (May 20-23), Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, "Risk Assessment and Computer Security," 20-23 May 1984. (Box 11, folder 23)
• Telecommunications and Networks Seminar, Saint-Paul-de-Vence, France, "Telecomminications," 20-22 February 1984. (Box 11, folder 24)
• Programs, 1985. (Box 12, folders 1-2)
• Armed Forces Communicatrions and Electronics Association, Washington, D.C., "Managing Computer Security" and "Data Processing Risk Assessment," 27-29 August 1985. (Box 12, folder 3)
• Artificial Intelligence Products Event, Arlington, Virginia, 11 July 1985. (Box 12, folder 4)
• Celanese Mexicana and Sperry One-Day Seminar, Mexico City, Mexico, 20 October 1985. (Box 12, folder 5)
• Computer Science Lecturers' Association, Johannesburg, South Africa, 18-29 June 1985. (Box 12, folder 6)
• Cooper Industries, Inc. Information Services Management Meeting, Bloomingdale, Illinois, 20-23 July 1985. (Box 12, folder 7)
• IST/ RAMP Third Annual User's Coference, Alexandria, Virginia, "Managing Computer Security," 25-28 September 1985. (Box 12, folder 8)
• Singapore and Kuala Lampur, Malaysia Trip, Seminar on Information Technology: Mutual Progress, "Beyond the Data Processing Horizon," 1-12 October 1985. (Box 12, folder 9)
• Singapore and Kuala Lampur, Malaysia Trip, 1-12 October 1985. (Box 12, folder 10)
• Singapore and Kuala Lampur Trip, 8-17 February, 1985. (Box 12, folder 11)
• Singapore and Kuala Lampur Trip, "Beyond the Data Processing Horizon," "An Assessment of Information Technology," "The Office of the Future," "The Privacy Issue and Computer Security Management," "The Future of Informatics," and "Computer Security Management," 8-17 February 1985. (Box 12, folder 14)
• Social Security Association System '86 Baltimore, Maryland, "Beyond the Data Processing Horizon," 11-13 December 1985. (Box 12, folder 15)
• United States Steel Corporation: Managing in the Information Age Key Concepts Seminar, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, 20-22 October 1985. (Box 12, folder 16)
• Using Ada: The Second National Conference, Washington, D.C., "There is a Future for Ada," 1-3 April 1985. (Box 12, folder 17)
• World Conference on Computers in Education, Norfolk, Virginia, 29 July-2 August 1985. (Box 12, folder 18)
• Programs, 1986. (Box 12, folder 19)
• Alabama Council for Computing Education '86, Huntsville, Alabama, "Beyond the Data Processing Horizon," 1 January and 1 February 1986. (Box 12, folder 20)
• Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association, Encino, California, 3-5 June 1986. (Box 12, folder 21)
• Association for Computer Machinery, 25th Annual One Day Technical Symposium, Washington, D.C., 12 June 1986. (Box 12, folder 22)
• Beale Cypher Association, Rossly, Virginia, 27 September 1986. (Box 12, folder 23)
• Canadian Information Processing Society's Western Region Annual Meeting, Vancouver, British Columbia, 4 November 1986. (Box 12, folder 24)
• Computer Society of India, Various sites in India, 10-27 January 1986. (Box 12, folder 25)
• Kesko Oy (Finland) Executive Management Briefing, New York, New York, 13 May 1986. (Box 12, folder 26)
• Managing Network Security, Saint-Paul-de-Vence, France, November 1986. (Box 12, folder 27)
• Meese Visit Washington, D.C., "Fundamentals of Computer Technology," 19 Feb. 1986. (Box 12, folder 28)
• Second Aerospace Computer Security Conference, McLean, Virginia, 2-4 December 1986. (Box 18, folder 3)
• UNIVAC- 35th Anniversary , Suitland, Maryland, 14 June 1986. (Box 12, folder 29)
• USE, Inc. Eastern Chapter 15th Anniversary , College Park, Maryland, "Beyond the Data Processing Horizon," 5 March 1986. (Box 12, folder 30)
• Programs, 1987. (Box 18, folder 4)
• ACM 40th Anniversary-FJCC 1987, Dallas, Texas, 27 October 1987. (Box 18, folder 13)
• American Association of Public Welfare Information Systems Management (20th Annual Conference), New Orleans, Louisiana, 13-16 September 1987. (Box 18, folder 11)
• Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association, White Oak, Maryland, 5 March 1987. (Box 12, folder 31)
• Commercial Ada Users Working Group, "Briefing: Ada use for management information systems," 6 March 1987. (Box 18, folder 7)
• Commercial Ada Users Working Group, Information Policy Meeting, Washington, D.C., 6 March 1987. (Box 18, folder 6)
• DOE Computer Security Conference, Albuquerque, New Mexico, 5-7 May 1987. (Box 18, folder 9)
• Government Computer News forum, Washington, D.C., 14 December 1987. (Box 18, folder 5)
• Human Resources Administration, New York City, New York, "Beyond the Data Processing Horizon," 13 November, 1987. (Box 18, folder 14)
• National Computer Security Center briefing, Fort George G. Meade, Maryland, 23 July 1987. (Box 18, folder 10)
• New York University, Center for Research on Information Systems, Affiliate Program, New York City, New York, "Procedural Processing," 22 October 1987. (Box 18, folder 12)
• Strategic Planning Committee (Bureau of Census), 23rd meeting, Hunt Valley, Maryland, 9 March 1987. (Box 18, folder 8)
• Programs, 1988. (Box 18, folder 16)
• Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association, Alamo Chapter, San Antonio, Texas, 13 September 1988. (Box 18, folder 26)
• Far East Trip (Malaysia, Singapore, Korea, Philippines), August 1988. (Box 18, folders 23-24)
• Federal Judiciary Workshop, New Orleans, 12-15 June 1988. (Box 18, folder 21)
• International Conference on Information Resource Management, The Netherlands, "Is Today's Office Receiving Full Value from its Computers?," 24-26 May 1988. (Box 4, folder 35)
• IRM Conference, Amsterdam, Holland, "Procedural Processing (Office Version)," May 1988. (Box 18, folder 20)
• National Family Support Administrative Conference: Using Technology for Program Administration, Washington, D.C., 20-22 July 1988. (Box 18, folder 22)
• UNISYS, Brussells, Belgium and Amsterdam, Holland, "Is Today's Office Receiving Full Value from its Computer?," 20-25 March 1988. (Box 18, folder 18)
• UNISYS, Federal Information Systems, McLean, Virginia, 21 January 1988. (Box 18, folder 17)
• UNISYS, Los Angeles, 10 March 1988. (Box 18, folder 19)

Records of Professional Societies

• American Federation Information Processing Societies (AFIPS)
  • Programs, 1973-1985. (Box 5, folders 1-2)
  • Annals of the History of Computing. Editorial Board, 1982. (Box 5, folder 3)
  • Distinguished Service Award Committee 1982, 1971-1982. (Box 5, folder 4)
  • Distinguished Service Award Committee 1982, IEEE Awards Program, 1982. (Box 5, folder 5)
  • Distinguished Service Award Committee 1983, Correspondence, 1982-1983. (Box 5, folder 6)
  • Distinguished Service Award Committee 1983, Nominations and Election, 1982-1983. (Box 5, folder 7)
  • Distinguished Service Award Committee 1984, Correspondence, 1983-1984. (Box 5, folder 8)
  • Harry Goode Award Committee, 1978-1982. (Box 5, folder 9)
  • History of Computing Committee, Correspondence, 1979-1982. (Box 5, folder 10)
  • History of Computing Committee, Meeting (October 1982), Dallas, 1982-1983. (Box 5, folder 11)
  • History of Computing Committee, Committee Chairman Guidelines,1982. (Box 5, folder 12)
  • History of Computing Committee, Correspondence, 1983. (Box 5, folders 13-16)
  • History of Computing Committee, Committee Chairman Guidelines, 1983. (Box 5, folder 17)
  • History of Computing Committee, Correspondence and Articles, 1984. (Box 5, folders 18-19)
  • History of Computing Committee, National Computer Conference Pioneer Day Meeting, 1984. (Box 5, folders 20-21)
  • History of Computing Committee, Correspondence and the Mobidic and Fieldata Programs, September 1985. (Box 13, folder 1)
  • NCC 1973, Final Report, News Articles, Pamphlets, 1973. (Box 6, folder 1)
  • NCC 1973, Magazine Articles, 1973. (Box 6, folder 2)
  • NCC 1974, Panel Discussion, Program, Articles, 1974. (Box 6, folder 3)
  • NCC 1976, Correspondence, 1976. (Box 6, folder 4)
  • NCC 1976, Pamphlets, Articles, 1976. (Box 6, folder 5)
  • NCC 1976, Programs, 1976. (Box 6, folder 6)
  • NCC 1976, Final Report, 1976-1977. (Box 6, folder 7)
  • NCC 1979, Policy, Procedure, and Guidelines Manual, 1979. (Box 6, folder 8)
  • NCC 1979, Pamphlets, Articles, 1979. (Box 6, folder 9)
  • NCC 1980, Pamphlets, Articles, 1980. (Box 6, folder 10)
  • NCC 1981, Pamphlets, Magazines, 1981. (Box 6, folders 11-12)
  • NCC 1981, Pioneer Day, Awards, 1981. (Box 6, folder 13)
  • NCC 1981, Pioneer Day, Banquet Program Notes, 1981. (Box 6, folder 14)
  • NCC 1981, Pioneer Day, Collingwood Research, 1956-1981. (Box 6, folder 15)
  • NCC 1981, Pioneer Day, Commemorative Exhibit, 1981. (Box 6, folder 16)
  • NCC 1981, Pioneer Day, Correspondence, 1979-1982. (Box 6, folders 17-19)
  • NCC 1981, Pioneer Day, Final Report, 1980-1981. (Box 6, folder 20)
  • NCC 1981, Pioneer Day, Final Report, 1981. (Box 13, folder 2)
  • NCC 1981, Pioneer Day, Final Report Exhibits, 1981. (Box 6, folder 21)
  • NCC 1981, Pioneer Day, Mailing List and Instructions,1981. (Box 6, folder 22)
  • NCC 1981, Pioneer Day, Mass Mailing, Invitational Lists,1981. (Box 6, folder 23)
  • NCC 1981, Pioneer Day, Plenary Session, 1981. (Box 6, folder 24)
  • NCC 1981, Pioneer Day, Program Development, 1981. (Box 6, folder 25)
  • NCC 1981, Pioneer Day, Reference Materials, 1981. (Box 7, folder 1)
  • NCC 1981, Pioneer Day, Research Project Report, 1981. (Box 7, folder 2)
  • NCC 1981, Pioneer Day, Schedule Plan, 1981. (Box 7, folder 3)
  • NCC 1981, Pioneer Day, Sperry-UNIVAC Press Releases, 1981. (Box 7, folder 4)
  • NCC 1981, Pioneer Day, Summary of Pioneer Day Programs, 1974-1977. (Box 7, folder 5)
  • NCC 1981, Pioneer Day, Thank you letters, 1981. (Box 7, folder 6)
  • NCC 1981, Pioneer Day, UNIVAC I Pioneers List, 1980. (Box 7, folder 7)
  • NCC 1981, Sperry-UNIVAC News Media Reception (June 9, 1981) Philadelphia, Pioneer Day II, 1981. (Box 7, folder 8)
  • NCC 1982, Pioneer Day, FORTRAN Anniversary, 1982. (Box 7, folder 9)
  • NCC 1982, Betty Holberton Retirement, Pioneer Day, 1982. (Box 7, folder 10)
  • NCC 1984, Pioneer Day, 1984. (Box 7, folder 11)
  • NCC 1985, Pioneer Day, 1985. (Box 13, folder 3)
  • NCC 1985, Pioneer Day, 1985. (Box 13, folder 4)
  • NCC 1986, Pioneer Day, 1986. (Box 13, folder 5)
• Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association Professional Development Committee Conference Materials, 1985. (Box 13, folders 6-7)
• Association for Computing Machinery
  • Brochures, 1967-1972. (Box 7, folder 12)
  • Brochures, 1973-1978. (Box 7, folder 13)
  • Conference (1971), Final Report, 1971. (Box 7, folder 14)
  • Conference (1972), List of Programs and Events, 1972. (Box 7, folder 15)
  • Conference (1977), National Conventioneer Reference Book, 1977. (Box 7, folder 16)
  • Conference (1979), Distinguished Service Award, 1979-1980. (Box 7, folder 17)
  • Correspondence, 1979-1981. (Box 7, folder 18)
  • Washington D.C. Chapter, Incident Report, 1976-1980. (Box 7, folder 19)
• Data Processing Management Association
  • Conference (1973), Man of the Year Award, Articles, 1973-1974. (Box 7, folder 20)
  • Conference (1973), Man of the Year Award, Correspondence, 1973. (Box 7, folder 21)
  • Correspondence, 1974. (Box 7, folder 22)
  • Correspondence, 1975. (Box 7, folder 23)
  • Correspondence, 1976. (Box 7, folder 24)
  • Correspondence, 1977-1978. (Box 7, folder 25)
• Federal DP Expo
  • Conference (1982), Conference Materials, 1982. (Box 13, folders 8-9)
  • Conference (1984), Correspondance and Conference Materials, 1984. (Box 13, folders 10-12)
  • Conference (1984), Conference Materials, 1985. (Box 13, folder 13)
• Federation of Government Processing Councils, Conference (1986), Conference Materials, 1986. (Box 13, folder 14)
• Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE), Awards Banquet, 1986. (Box 14, folder 2)
• International Council for Computer Communication
  • Board of Governors, 1977-1981. (Box 8, folder 1)
  • Board of Governors and Executive Committee, 1982-1983. (Box 8, folder 2)
  • Board of Governors and Executive Committee, 1983-1984. (Box 8, folder 3)
  • Board of Governors and Executive Committee, 1986. (Box 13, folder 15)
  • Board of Govorners (April 22), Annual Meeting, Munich, 1987. (Box 14, folder 1)
  • Conference (1976), Final Report, Toronto, 1975-1976. (Box 8, folder 4)
  • Conference (1978), Final Report, Articles, Papers, Kyoto 1978. (Box 8, folder 5)
  • Conference (1980), Executive Committee's Report, 1980-1981. (Box 8, folder 6)
  • Conference (1982), Conference Materials, London, 1982. (Box 8, folder 7)
  • Conference (1983), Invitation and Planned Materials, Tel Aviv, 1983. (Box 13, folder 16)
  • Conference (1984), Conference and Miscellaneous Materials, "The Past is Prologue," Sydney, 1984. (Box 13, folders 17-19)
  • Conference (1984), Final Report, Sydney, 1984. (Box 8, folder 8)
  • Conference (1986), Conference Materials, Munich, 1986. (Box 13, folders 20-21)
  • Conference Correspondence, 1981. (Box 8, folder 16)
  • Conference Correspondence, 1982. (Box 8, folder 17)
  • Conference Correspondence, 1983. (Box 8, folder 18)
  • Correspondence, 1977. (Box 8, folder 9)
  • Correspondence, 1978. (Box 8, folder 10)
  • Correspondence, German Governors, 1978-1980. (Box 8, folder 11)
  • Correspondence, 1979. (Box 8, folder 12)
  • Correspondence, 1980. (Box 8, folder 13)
  • Correspondence, 1981. (Box 8, folder 14)
  • Correspondence, 1984. (Box 8, folder 19)
  • Correspondence, Sydney, 1980-1984. (Box 8, folder 15)
  • "Encountering 1984," 1984. (Box 8, folder 20)
  • Finance Committee Meeting (1981), Audit, Transfer of Records, Final Report, 1981. (Box 8, folder 21)
• Mathematical Association of America, Visiting Lecturers Program, 1974-1984. (Box 8, folder 22)
• National Defense University Industrial College, (October 20-21, 1982), Curriculum Review, 1981-1982. (Box 8, folder 23)
• National Resource Council, "International Developments in Computer Science," June 4, 1982. (Box 14, folder 3)
• United States Professional Development Center, Conference on Using Ada (1985), Conference Materials, 1985. (Box 14, folders 4-5)

Professional Papers

Columbia University Bureau of Applied Social Research

• "Estimating a Nation's Growth," 1952. (Box 9, folder 1)
• "Growth Rates of the Urban Population," 1952. (Box 9, folder 2)
• "Rank Correlation of Cities and Refinement," 1951. (Box 9, folder 3)
• "Various Formulas for Rates of Growth," 1952. (Box 9, folder 4)

Radio Corporation of America

• "Analysis of the Random Access File Problem," 1963. (Box 9, folder 5)
• "Computers and Simulation," 1961-1962. (Box 9, folder 6)
• "Detection of Synchronization in Pulse Trains," 1960. (Box 9, folder 7)
• "Fourier Analysis of EZ Aquilae Data," 1961. (Box 9, folder 8)
• "High-Speed Digital Communication Networks," 1960-1963. (Box 9, folder 9)
• "Maximal Flow in Networks," 1960. (Box 9, folder 10)
• "Multivariate Quadratic Regression and Correlation for the RCA 501," 1961. (Box 9, folder 11)
• "RCA 301 Fourier Analysis Program," 1962. (Box 9, folder 12)
• "The RCA 301 Generates Random Numbers," 1962, "Random Generator for the RCA 301," 1962. (Box 9, folder 15)
• "Solution of Monte Carlo Type Geometry Problem on the RCA 301," 1962. (Box 9, folder 13)
• "Statistical System for MATS," 1961. (Box 9, folder 14)

Sperry UNIVAC

• "Electronic Systems of Today and Tomorrow," 1968. (Box 9, folder 16)
• "Generating Random Numbers," 1964. (Box 9, folder 17)
• "UNIVAC 1107 Autoregressive Data Analysis Program," 1963. (Box 9, folder 18)

Miscellaneous Papers

• "Analysis of Binary Block Transmission," 1968. (Box 9, folder 19)
• "The Case for the Maligned Machine," 1968. (written in German) (Box 9, folder 20)
• "The Case of the Maligned Keypunch Operator" or "Watch What Statistics You Quote," 1970. (Box 9, folder 21)
• "The Computer Industry Abroad," 1972. (Box 9, folder 22)
• "Computer--Kraftquelle des Managements," 1976. (Box 9, folder 23)
• "'Computer Power to the People' May Mean Major Societal Changes," 1976. (Box 9, folder 24)
• "Computer Security Audits," 1978. (Box 9, folder 6)
• Computers and Simulation, (data only), 1966. (Box 9, folder 25)
• "Computers, Communications and Man," "Computers, Communications and Technology," 1976-1977. (Box 9, folder 26)
• "Critical Evaluation of Software Packages," 1966. (Box 9, folder 27)
• "Efficient Sorting and Merging," 1969. (Box 9, folder 28)
• "The Essence of Management," 1965. (Box 9, folder 29)
• "A Forecast of the Future of Computation," 1977-1978. (Box 9, folder 30)
• "High-Order Homophonic Ciphers," October 1981. (Box 14, folder 7)
• "Intercity Telephone and Airline Traffic Related to Distance and Propensity to Interact," 1957. (Box 9, folder 31)
• "Is Today's Office Receiving Full Value from its Computers?" 1988. (Box 14, folder 47)
• "Management Matures With Electronics," n.d. (Box 9, folder 32)
• "Management's Greatest Source of Power," January 1975. (Box 14, folder 8)
• "Managing Computer Security," Winter 1982. (Box 14, folder 9)
• "Measures of 558 Double and Multiple Stars," 1957. (Box 9, folder 33)
• "The Member and His Membership," 1969. (Box 9, folder 34)
• "Our Electronic Future," 1979. (Box 9, folder 35)
• "Outlook for the Computer Manager in 1990," 1981. (Box 14, folder 10)
• "Snow White, Seven Dwarfs, and A Thousand Clones?" 1979. (Box 9, folder 36)
• Sperry Russian Presentation Paper (written in Russian), 1974. (Box 14, folder 11)
• "Telecommunications," 1974. (Box 9, folder 37xx)
• "Temperature: Its Measurement and Control in Science and Industry," 1982. (Box 14, folder 12)
• "Thermodynamics, Chemical Reactions and Molecular Biology," January 8, 1971. (Box 9, folder 13)
• "Thermodynamics of Living Matter: Physical Foundations of Biology," 1983. (Box 14, folder 14)
• "UNIVAC Europe in Operation," 1957. (Box 9, folder 38)
• "Unwinding the Double Helix: The Complete Equation for Chemical Equilibrium," 1981. (Box 14, folder 15)
• "Use of Computers for Personnel Management," 1967. (Box 9, folder 39)
• Zu einer Theorie der Versuchszahlen, 1938. (Box 9, folder 40)

Reference Files

• AFIPS-The State of the Computing Industry in the United States, 1973. (Box 14, folder 16)
• Computer Chess, 1978-1979. (Box 14, folder 17)
• Computer History; Pioneer's Resumes, Curriculae Vitae. (Box 14, folder 18)
• Computer History; Source Documents, 1950-1979. (Box 14, folder 19)
• Computer History; Source Documents, 1980-1981. (Box 14, folder 20)
• "Datamation," Technology Forcast OEP Delphi, January 1975. (Box 14, folder 21)
• Federal Judicial Center Systems Advisory Council, 1984-1986. (Box 18, folder 1)
• IBM Formac, 1964-1965. (Box 14, folder 22)
• IBM- Fifth WTC European Librarians Conference (September 4-6), Vienna, Austria, 1968. (Box 14, folder 23)
• McGraw Hill Encyclopedia Project, 1984-1986. (Box 18, folder 2)
• Mensa Newsletter: The Isolated M, Delaware, October 1982. (Box 14, folder 24)
• MIT- A Program for Testing Sequences of Random Numbers, October 25, 1960. (Box 14, folder 25)
• Soviet Automation correspondence (informal review for publisher), 1987. (Box 18, folder 5)
• Soviet Automation (preprint), 1987. (Box 18)
• Symbolic Computation- Analytical Differentation By a Digital Computer, Temple University, May 1953. (Box 14, folder 26)
• Technology Forcasts, EIA (1972), Datamation (1975), "High-Order Homophonic Cyphers," October 1981. "Managing Computer Security," Winter 1982. (Box 14, folder 27)

Sperry-UNIVAC Records

• Monthly Status Reports, January 1975 - December 1981. (Box 14, folders 28-34)
• UNIVAC Chemistry Division: A Comparison of Several Methods for Inverting Large Symmetric Positive Definitive Matrices, May 9, 1963. (Box 14, folder 35)
• UNIVAC Correspondence, 1955-1957. (Box 14, folder 36)
• UNIVAC Comptroller Bulletin, March 1957. (Box 14, folder 37)
• UNIVAC Computer Science "Choice '68," Washington, D.C., April-May 1968. (Box 14, folder 38)
• UNIVAC "Electronic Shelf," September 19, 1963. (Box 14, folder 39)
• UNIVAC European Computing Center- Press Release, October 1956. (Box 14, folder 40)
• UNIVAC- Mimic- A Digital Simulator Program, May 1965. (Box 14, folder 41)
• UNIVAC- Press Clippings. (Box 14, folder 42)

Diaries

RESTRICTED

• Diaries, 1955-1980. (Box 10, folders 1-13)

Audiovisual Materials

Artwork and posters

• Mock-ups for AFIPS Pioneer Awards, 1981, 1984; mockups of view graphs and slides for talk on Signature Simulation, n.d.; program for ACM founder dinner, 1972; posters for speeches, n.d.; and newspaper headline spoof, n.d. (Box 17)

Audio Cassettes

• American Management Association Lecture on Data Base
• Management Systems (Hammer), 1970. [45 min.- side A] (Box 15, tape 1)
• American Society of Cybernetics- Annual Meeting- Lecture by the Famous Cyberneticist, Ross Ashby, October 8, 1970. [45 min.- side B] (Box 15, tape 1)
• Association for Computing Machinery- Twin Cities Chapter's Dinner (Hammer), June 22,1970. [37 min.- side B] (Box 15, tape 2)
• Teleprocessing- Lecture on 1968 Dara (Hammer), 1970. [38min.- side B] (Box 15, tape 2)
• UNIVAC Lecture in London (Hammer), October 17, 1970. [side A] (Box 15, tape 3)
• Association for Computing Machinery- Dinner Meeting, Kansas City, Mo. (Hammer), March 17, 1971. [40 min.- side B] (Box 15, tape 4)
• Association for Computing Machinery- Annual Meeting, Plenary Address by Congressman Roegle, Washington, D.C. [side A] (Box 15, tape 5)
• "Computer Developments in Foreign Nations," Trial Run (Hammer), February 20, 1971. [44 min.- side A] (Box 15, tape 4)
• Watergate Song and also "Professor Leibniz"- A Spoof conducted by Circa Four Washington D.C. Computer Type, 1971. [side B] (Box 15, tape 5)
• Association for Computer Programmers- Annual Meeting and Keynote Address (Hammer), November 10, 1972. [32 min. 30 sec.- side B] (Box 15, tape 6)
• Beale Cypher Symposium (Williams and Kahn), April 15, 1972. [45 min.- side A] (Box 15, tape 7)
• Beale Cypher Symposium (Hammer, Judge Hart, and Mr. Mitchell), April 15, 1972. [45 min.- side B] (Box 15, tape 7)
• Beale Cypher Symposium (Frank Speh and Terry Kuch), April 15, 1972. [45 min.- side A] (Box 15, tape 8)
• Beale Cypher Symposium (Robert Caldwell and Mr. Chesson), April 15,1972. [45 min.- side B] (Box 15, tape 8)
• Beale Cypher Symposium (Hammer and Mr. Williams), April 15, 1972. [side B] (Box 15, tape 3)
• "Interactive Systems," Hartford, Conn. Meeting (Hammer), March 23, 1972. [side A] (Box 15, tape 6)
• On-Line Conference in London, England (Hammer), September 4, 1972. [side A] (Box 15, tape 12)
• UNIVAC Automated VFR Advisory Service,June 1972. [side A] (Box 15, tape 11)
• UNIVAC-Comparison of Analog and Digital Advisories, June 1972. [side B] (Box 15, tape 11)
• UNIVAC Comtrollers Meeting, Abseconn, N.J. (Hammer),November 8, 1972. [side B] (Box 15, tape 12)
• UNIVAC Education Center, Izo, Japan (Hammer), May 30, 1972. [part 1-side A] (Box 15, tape 10)
• UNIVAC Japan Kaisha Ltd. (Hammer), May 30, 1972. [part 2-side B] (Box 15, tape 10)
• UNIVAC Users Meeting, Tokyo, Japan (Hammer), May 24, 1972. (Box 15, tape 9)
• AI Cybernetic Systems- Model 1000, Speech Systems Synthesizer Demonstration Tape, 1973. (Box 15, tape 13)
• EPIC- A Spoof With Carl Hammer as Professor Leibnitz (Locke, Kant, Hegel, and Singer?), April 9, 1973. [side A] (Box 15, tape 16)
• EPIC-Debate, Second Part, April 9, 1973. [side B] (Box 15, tape 16)
• National Computer Conference 1973- Sperry UNIVAC Computer Voice Generation (Hammer), June 1973. [Systems Description-side A] (Box 15, tape 14)
• National Computer Conference 1973- Sperry UNIVAC Computer Voice Generation (Hammer), June 1973. [Foreign Languages-side B] (Box 15, tape 14)
• National Computer Coference 1973- Cryptology in the Age of Automation (Hammer), June 1973. (Box 15, tape 15)
• UNIVAC-Compressed TWEB Experiment MSF Flight Service Station, September 5-6, 1973. [(side B] (Box 15, tape 17)
• UNIVAC Point of View, Roma, Italy (Senator Eugene McCarthy), November 13, 1973. [side A] (Box 15, tape 18)
• UNIVAC POV Roma Seminar (Hammer), November 13, 1973. [side B] (Box 15, tape 18)
• UNIVAC POV Roma Seminar (Dr. John Mauchly), November 13, 1973. [side A] (Box 15, tape 19)
• UNIVAC- Voice Response Systems, Knoxville and NAFEC Units, September 1973. [side A] (Box 15, tape 17)
• NCC-103, Anaheim, Cal. (Jimmy Carter), May 21, 1975. [side A] (Box 15, tape 20)
• ACPA- Speech (Hammer), November 12, 1976. [35 min.- side A] (Box 15, tape 22)
• ACPA-"The Future," Frankfurt am Main, Germany, October 15, 1970. [side B] (Box 15, tape 22)
• Computalker Consultants-The Sounds of Computalker, Santa Monica, Cal., 1976. [side A] (Box 15, tape 21)
• Association for Computing Machinery- Annual Conference, Seattle, Washington (Hammer), October 17, 1977. [Box 15, tape 25]
• UNIVAC- Des Moines Register and Tribune Seminar (Hammer), May 17, 1977. [23 and side A of 24] (Box 15, tapes 23-24)
• Sears, Al- Recollections of UNIVAC History, December 12, 1980. [side A] (Box 15, tape 26)
• Sears, Al- Recollections, December 17, 1980. [side B] (Box 15, tape 26)
• Sears, Al- Recollections, December 17, 1980. [side A] (Box 15, tape 27)
• Sears, Al- Recollections, December 18,1980. [side A] (Box 15, tape 27)
• Sears, Al- Recollections, December 18,1980. [side A] (Box 15, tape 28)
• National Computer Conference 1981, Pioneer Day, Chicago, Ill. (Hammer), May 6, 1981. (Box 15, tapes 29-30)
• Holberton,Betty- Retirement Party (Hammer), July 30, 1982. (Box 15, tape 31)
• Association for Computing Machinery- Washington, D.C. Chapter, "My Own History" (Hammer), February 17, 1983. (Box 15, tape 32)
• Association for Computing Machinery- Washington, D.C. Chapter, "Making of a Computer Scientist," Original Recording (Hammer), February 17, 1983. (Box 15, tape 33)
• Government Computer News- An Interview of Carl Hammer by Robert Meyers, December 13, 1983. [side A] (Box 15, tape 35)
• Austrian Radio Interview, Von Tag Zu Tag, Vienna, Austria (Hammer), March 23, 1984. [side A] (Box 15, tape 34)
• Federal DP Expo (Hammer), April 17, 1984. (Box 15, tape 36)
• National Computer Conference 1985, Chicago, Ill. (Admiral Bobby Inman), July 15, 1985. (Box 15, tape 37)
• World Conference of Computers in Education, July 29, 1985. [38; Introduction- side A, Awards and Beginning of Keynote-side B. 39; Conclusion of Carl Hammer's Keynote- side A] (Box 15, tapes 38-39)
• Presentation at Computerisation for Development: The Research Challenge, Malaysia, 22 August 1988. [1: English seminar presentation; 2: Malaysian translation] (Box 18, tapes 1-2)

Film

• "The Electronic Shelf," narrated by Carl Hammer. Target Production, New York, 1963. [Discussion of products including the following: Universo tape drives, Flying Head 880 magnetic drum, FastRand drum systems, UNIVAC 1107 computer, core memory in UNIVAC 1107, thin film memory in UNIVAC 1107, UNIVAC 1065 remote data terminal, 1004 card processor, UNIVAC 490 real-time computer, Eastern Airlines reservation system, (Uniset), UNIVAC 1050 system, Vidicon optical character reader, and microfilm retrieval.] (Box 15)

Photographs

• Photographs, 1946-1950. (Box 16, folder 1)
• Photographs, 1961-1972. (Box 16, folders 2-3)
• Photographs From the 1972 Sperry UNIVAC Computer Conference in Japan. (Box 16, folder 4)
• Photographs, 1973-1985. (Box 16, folders 5-7)

Miscellaneous Materials related to Carl Hammer's work

• American University, Bulletins and Class Schedules, 1964-1973. (Box 9, folder 41)
• Articles with references to Carl Hammer, 1968-1977. (Box 9, folder 42)
• Articles with reference to Carl Hammer, 1971-1984. (Box 14, folder 43)
• Articles with reference to Carl Hammer, 1982-1990. [Folder titled: "Publications and Curriculum Vitae." This folder includes a copy of Hammer's curriculum vitae current to 1990 including full list of articles and other publications.] (Box 18, folder 27)
• Memberships, 1971-1979. (Box 9, folder 43)
• Remington Rand European Computing Center, Articles and Pamphlets, 1956-1957. (Box 9, folder 44)
• Walter Harvey Junior College, Bulletin 1949-1950. (Box 9, folder 45)

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