{"value"=>"<p>The papers include correspondence arranged chronologically; drafts of speeches and articles; memoranda; papers relating to a book on foreign policy; and the Gandhi Centennial. The correspondence, which is with Max Kampelman and Ted Van Dyck, respectively advisor and assistant to Vice President Humphrey, relates to the preparation of drafts of articles, addresses and speeches for the Vice President; advice on campaign tactics and other political matters. Included are five letters from Hubert H. Humphrey (12/27/65, 12/12/66, 6/3/67, 7/8/71, and 2/3/72); and one letter from Chester Bowles (1/27/66).</p> <p>The drafts of speeches and articles include drafts written by Mr. Hertzberg and drafts written by others which were submitted to him for his editorial comments. Included are drafts of speeches for the Overseas Press Club (Apr. 22, 1968), the American Iron and Steel Institute (May 23, 1968); and preliminary drafts of speeches on the United States and Asia and on Vietnam. There is also a draft (by Mr. Hertzberg) of an article on patriotism intended for <span class=\"title\">Redbook</span> magazine.</p> <p>The memoranda which are arranged chronologically and by topic consist of inter-office exchanges between Mr. Hertzberg and other vice presidential advisors.</p> <p>The papers relating to a book on foreign policy include correspondence with Charlotte L. Mayerson, senior editor at Holt, Rinehart and Winston, relative to the preparation of a manuscript; memoranda, notes and outlines.</p> <p> The Gandhi Centennial papers (1967-69) include correspondence, memoranda, and minutes of inter-agency meetings relative to the preparation of a program to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Gandhi's birth. Included are papers relating to the United States Committee on the Gandhi Centennial; and papers relating to a symposium on Gandhi held at Dag Hammarskjöld College, Washington, D. C.</p>"}