The author informs of appearing the paper "Translator Writing Systems" in the "Communications of ACM". They would like to receive any comments of Annual Review Editorial Board which may be available.

The author encloses the notice about the late Richard Goodman, written by Dr.Bryan Higman. He informs that Mr. Colouris is revising his paper and send it to the editors by the end of this month.

The author sends a copy of the revised version of Bemer's paper on ALGOL. He thinks it's necessary to accept his paper for publication. Mr.Halpern and the author are going to write a preface for the next volume, paying tribute to Goodman's part in the history of the Annual Review.

Author is inclosing a copy of comments on Colouris's paper. He regrets that the publication of Lucas and Walk's paper on definition of PL/1 is deferred.

Halpern and Shaw have to report to Editorial Board members a decision, that they have been forced by circumstances to take without their consent: to publish new paper of Dr. A.L.Samuel instead of Lucas's paper.

Reply to the letter of July, 11. Authors submit the paper for the following volume. To the end of this year they hope to improve the second version of their formal definition of PL/1.

This is a report by M.Halpern and C.Shaw on the current status of the Annual Review. Enclosed is a list of all the papers submitted for the forthcoming volume.

The author hopes that by now Coulouris has sent a revised version of his paper to the addressee. The author will leave it to the addressee to decide whether to publish it or not.

C.Shaw sends to all the members of the Editorial Board a copy of the paper by Prof. Samuel, which was accepted for publication as explained in the letter of July 27, 1967.

The author appeals to support the Memorial Fund of Richard Goodman died last year.

A paper on typographic conventions for describing programming languages is enclosed. The author looks forward to seeing A.Ershov during his visit to California.

The author sends to all the editors copies of three papers and of a letter from the "Richard Goodman Memorial" Appeal Committee. He suggests to assign the royalties from the sales of the Review to the Appeal Committee.

C.Shaw sends to all the members the last materials for the forthcoming volume 5 of the Review and begins to prepare the next volume. He suggests to enlarge the Editorial Board by one or two European members.

The letter has six topics, in particular, the author agrees that McGee's paper is an excellent one, that it's necessary to help to the Goodman's Found, but he suggests to donate half the royalties for three years. He asks about a final decision on Colouris's paper.

The author invites the addressee to submit a paper on AED System to be considered for publication in the 1968 issue of the Annual Review. The deadline for contributions to this issue is April 1968.

The author invites Harry Markowitz to submit a paper on Simscript II to be considered for publication in the 1968 issue of the Annual Review. The deadline for contributions to this issue is April 1968.

The author invites to submit a paper on a survey of on-line systems for the Air Force Office of Scientific Research. This paper will be considered for publication in the Review.

for the fifth volume of the Annual review. The title page, the Board of editors, a memorial page, preface and contents are presented here.

This is an invitation to submit a paper on Simscript II to be considered for publication in the 1968 issue of the Annual Review. The deadline for contributions is April 1968.

The author regrets that he has to refuse to submit his paper on Simscript II for the forthcoming issue of Review. He recommends Phil Kiviat as a potential writer of such an article.