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 Subject: ARPA PROPOSAL, 1975 + 2
 
 As previously advertised, it is now time to write our ARPA proposal
 for the two year period beginning 1 July 1975. 
 
 Your section should include a summary of recent accomplishments, with
 suitable bragging about significant work.  There should be a
 bibliography of books, articles, reports, and films that are relevant
 to an understanding of this work, including publications of outside
 people where appropriate.  You will probably save time by building on
 our recent annual report [AIM-252], which is available in the
 document room and on the disk in RECENT.PUB[D,LES]. 
 
 I would welcome suggested changes and additions to our list of
 "bullets" given at the beginning of Section 2 [page 3 of the printed
 version, page 6 on the disk]. 
 
 You should attempt to identify new directions that our research
 should take and the reasons why you think the work is important.  The
 treatment should be aimed at readers who are knowledgeable in
 computer science, but not necessarily in your speciality.  Try to
 convey the objectives of your work and the general approach, but keep
 it informal and don't try to cover everything. 
 
 If you forsee any special hardware or system development
 requirements, lay them out and we will try to estimate the costs. 
 
 I need your input no later than Monday, December 2.  Happy Thanksgiving. 
 
 CC: @LEADER.LST:CCG,DCL,JMC,PDQ,RWW,TOB,TW,REG,TED

∂17-SEP-74  0850		network site AI
 
 From:  PHW@MIT-AI 09/17/74  11:50:35
 HI TOM
 HORN NEEDS A TRIP TO JAPAN...DO YOU KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT
 THAT BOONDOGGLE IN NOVEMBER...DO YOU KNOW ANYONE I
 CAN CONTACT OVER THE NET WHO DOES...
 
 ALSO, WE WILL BE STOPPING BY SOMETIME BEFORE DECEMBER I
 THINK....
 
∂28-OCT-74  0224		S,LES
 I believe that it would be worthwhile to establish, for each research project,
 a list of important references.  We already have a file area allocated to
 bibliographies, namely [BIB,DOC].  A hand-eye bibliography exists there in
 the file HAND.EYE, but it is a bit out-of-date.
 
 I further propose that any bibliographies that are created use the following
 format:
 <author names, separated by commas, with lead author listed last-name-first>
 "<title, with any internal quotes represented by ` and ' >"
 <journal or other source -- if more than one, separate with ";">
 <if in a book, give publisher and city>
 <month, if known, and year of publication>.
 <blank line>