Year	Winner			Institution		Area			Contributions

1966	Alan Perlis		Carnegie Mellon 	Programming Languages	Algol
1967	Maurice Wilkes 		Cambridge		Architecture		EDSAC
1968	Richard Hamming 	Bell Labs		Communications		Hamming Codes
1969	Marvin Minsky 		MIT 			Artificial Intelligence	
1970	J.H. Wilkinson		NPL, England		Numerical Analysis	Wilkinson Method
1971	John McCarthy 		Stanford 		Artificial Intelligence	LISP
1972	E.W. Dijkstra 		Eindhoven (TU)		Operating Systems
1973  	Charles Bachman		GE/Honeywell		Databases
1974  	Donald E. Knuth 	Stanford 		Theory			TEX
1975  	Allen Newell 		Carnegie Mellon 	Artificial Intelligence
1975  	Herbert A. Simon 	Carnegie Mellon		Artificial Intelligence 
1976  	Michael O. Rabin 	Harvard/Hebrew U	Theory			
1976  	Dana S. Scott 		Oxford			Artificial Intelligence
1977  	John Backus 		IBM			Programming Languages	FORTRAN/BNF
1978  	Robert W. Floyd 	Stanford 		Theory			
1979  	Kenneth Iverson		IBM			Programming Languages	APL
1980  	C. Anthony Hoare 	Oxford			Programming Languages	
1981  	Edgar F. Codd 		IBM			Databases
1982  	Stephen A. Cook 	Toronto			Theory			NP Completeness
1983  	Ken Thompson 		Bell Labs		Operating Systems 	UNIX
1983  	Dennis Ritchie 		Bell Labs		Operating Systems 	UNIX
1984  	Niklaus Wirth 		ETH Zurich		Programming Languages	Pascal/Modula-2
1985  	Richard M. Karp 	Berkeley		Theory			
1986  	John Hopcroft 		Cornell			Theory 			Analysis of Algorithms
1986  	Robert Tarjan 		Princeton/Bell Labs	Theory			Analysis of Algorithms
1987  	John Cocke 		IBM			Architecture 		RISC
1988  	Ivan Sutherland 	SUN 			Graphics
1989  	William Kahan		Berkeley		Numerical Analysis	
1990  	Fernando Corbato 	MIT			Operating Systems
1991  	Robin Milner		Edinburgh		Artificial Intelligence	
1992  	Butler W. Lampson 	DEC 			Programming Languages	Modula-3
1993  	Juris Hartmanis 	Cornell			Theory			Computational Complexity
1993  	Richard Stearns		SUNY Albany		Theory			Computational Complexity
1994  	Edward Feigenbaum 	Stanford		Artificial Intelligence	
1994  	Raj Reddy 		Carnegie Mellon		Artificial Intelligence	
1995  	Manuel Blum	 	Berkeley		Theory			Program Checking

Some Statistics:

Number of Awards per Institution:
	Bell Labs	4
	Carnegie Mellon	4
	IBM		4
	Stanford	4

	Berkeley	3

	Cornell		2
	MIT		2
	Oxford		2

	Cambridge	1
	DEC		1
	Edinburgh	1
	Eindhoven (TU)	1
	ETH (Zurich)	1
	GE		1
	Harvard		1
	Hebrew U	1
	Honeywell	1
	NPL (England)	1
	Princeton	1
	SUN		1
	SUNY Albany	1
	Toronto		1

Number of Awards per Country:
	USA		30
	UK		5
	Canada		1
	Israel		1
	Netherlands	1
	Switzerland	1
	
Number of Awards per Area:
	Theory			10
	Artificial Intelligence	8
	Programming Languages	6	
	Operating Systems	4
	Architecture		2
	Databases		2
	Numerical Analysis	2
	Communications		1
	Graphics		1