Janus: Papers of Joseph Needham as a historian of Chinese science, technology and medicine

Needham/NRI2/SCC2/24 contains:
1	Correspondence and other documents relating to a inaccurate report published in 'Kung Sheung Evening News', Hong Kong, about the computerisation of Chinese
2	Advertisement for a Chinese word processing system produced by IPX Taiwan, Ltd. and Ideographix, Inc, U.S.A.
3	'Print-out' of machine generated Chinese characters
4	Photocopy of an article by ?? [Wei Ming / Wei Ming] entitled «?????????» published in 'The Seventies Magazine', Hong Kong and English translation of same
5	Letter from Chan-Hue Yeh [??? / Yeh Chhen-Hui / Ye Chenhui] of IPX Taiwan, Ltd., accompanying a letter from Chen Li-Fu [??? / Chhen Li-Fu] of Taiwan introducing Yeh's work on a 'computer to handle Chinese ideographic characters'
6	Cutting of a 'New York Times' article by R. W. Apple entitled 'Two Britons Devise a Computer That Can Communicate in Chinese'
7	Leaflet advertising the 'Ideo-matic' Chinese character encoder, engineered by Robert Sloss and Peter Nancarrow of Cambridge University
8	Copy of an article by Tim Scott entitled 'From Turtle Shells to Computer Chips', published in 'Evergreen International'
9	Copy of a United States Patent for Wang Yong-Min of the Computation Center, Henan Province, China for a 'Universal System of Encoding Chinese Characters and its Keyboard'
10	Joseph Needham's notes of a 'Personal Visit with Doris Watt CUHK [Chinese University of Hong Kong] Computer Centre, 24 Oct 79'
11	File containing 'technical data' information sheets and sample print-outs from IPX Taiwan, Ltd. and Ideographix, Inc, U.S.A.
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