THE FIRST 10,000 DECIMAL PLACES OF π
Reprinted with permission of the publisher
The American Mathematical Society, from
MATHEMATICS OF COMPUTATION
Copyright © 1962, vol. XVI, no. 77, pp. 76-99
Facsimile of the first two pages of the computer print-out obtained by Shanks and Wrench, who programmed an IBM 704 to compute π to 100,265 decimal places in July 1961 (see here).