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	1	UNIVAC Flow-Matic programming system. Sperry Rand Corp. (1958).
	2	The AIMACO compiling system--preliminary manual. Air Materiel Command (May 29, 1958).
	3	SURGE--a data processing compiler for the IBM 704. North American Aviation, Columbus, Ohio (undated).
	4	User's reference manual, 9PAC system. Distributed by SHARE Secretary.
	5	FACT--fully automatic compiling technique. Minneapolis- Honeywell DATAmatic Division (1960).
	6	COBOL--report to conference on data systems languages. Dept. of Defense (Apr. 1960).
	7	Report from SHARE Committee on Theory of Information Handling. W. Orchard Hays et al. (July 15, 1959).
	8	Minutes of SHARE committee on theory of information handling. SHARE XIII (Aug. 19, 1959).
	9	Robert Bosak , Richard F. Clippinger , Carey Dobbs , Roy Goldfinger , Renee B. Jasper , William Keating , George Kendrick , Jean E. Sammet, An information algebra: phase 1 report—language structure group of the CODASYL development committee, Communications of the ACM, v.5 n.4, p.190-204, April 1962  [doi>10.1145/366920.366935]