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John Dieboldauthored ↓A Condensation of the Book Automation, in Automation and Technological Change: Hearings

“A Condensation of the Book Automation”, printed in the 1955 hearings Automation and Technological Change (1955-10-14), condenses John Diebold’s book Automation; the condensation was prepared by the Controllership Foundation.

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Date: 1955-10-14 · publication

Scope and limitsDiebold is the author of the underlying book; the condensation itself was prepared by the Controllership Foundation and inserted into the record with his statement, as the existing records on it say. The book’s wording was not compared. It says nothing about priority for the ideas discussed.

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A Condensation of the Book Automation, in Automation and Technological Change: Hearings

U.S. Congress, Joint Committee on the Economic Report, Subcommittee on Economic Stabilization. (1955). Automation and technological change: Hearings … 84th Congress, 1st session, October 14–28, 1955. Washington: U.S. Government Printing Office, pp. 14–27 · 1955-10-14

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“A Condensation of the Book Automation, by John Diebold”

Location in source Printed page 14, heading of the condensation and the permission note before it, which credits the Controllership Foundation with the condensation (OCR text of the scanned volume)

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Authors: John Diebold
Version: Internet Archive OCR text (djvu.txt) of a scanned copy, retrieved 2026-10-25 from https://archive.org/download/congress-automation-and-technological-change/congress-automation-and-technological-change_djvu.txt; identical to the copy checked at the 2026-10-14 admission. OCR errors possible; quotes checked only against clean stretches. The cross-family check of 2026-10-25 also inspected the page scans. Current copy; no earlier capture compared. SHA-256 3962809fbb923be62bf986addb0014ee147934a8767475c1f7cfe051959bff90.
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Accessed: 2026-10-25
Language: English (en)
Attribution: John Diebold, “A Condensation of the Book Automation, in Automation and Technological Change: Hearings”, U.S. Congress, Joint Committee on the Economic Report, Subcommittee on Economic Stabilization. (1955). Automation and technological change: Hearings … 84th Congress, 1st session, October 14–28, 1955. Washington: U.S. Government Printing Office, pp. 14–27, 1955-10-14.
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Check notes: Checked by an automated research assistant on 2026-10-27 in a direct retrieval of the Internet Archive scan’s OCR text and by a reviewer from a different model family on 2026-10-27, who distinguished the book’s author from the condensation’s preparer; the page image was not inspected. Human editorial review is pending.

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