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1934
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1968
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{"value"=>"Oakes, John B."}
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{"value"=>"<p>John B. Oakes, a son of George W. Ochs-Oakes, and thus a first cousin of Mrs. Sulzberger succeeded Charles Merz as editor of the editorial page in 1961. This folder contains his correspondence with AHS about personal and diverse editorial matters (however, correspondence about specific subjects is filed in the appropriate subject folders as indicated by the cross-references following).Of special interest:-- Oakes's reports on his trips to Washington, D.C., and talks with political leaders (1957, 1958).-- Biographical data (1957).-- Correspondence about the Council on Foreign Relations invitation to Oakes to join a special study of British-U.S. relations, declined (1951).-- Memoranda about his first editorials (1949).John B. Oakes, a son of George W. Ochs-Oakes, and thus a first cousin of Mrs. Sulzberger succeeded Charles Merz as editor of the editorial page in 1961. This folder contains his correspondence with AHS about personal and diverse editorial matters (however, correspondence about specific subjects is filed in the appropriate subject folders as indicated by the cross-references following).Of special interest:-- Oakes's reports on his trips to Washington, D.C., and talks with political leaders (1957, 1958).-- Biographical data (1957).-- Correspondence about the Council on Foreign Relations invitation to Oakes to join a special study of British-U.S. relations, declined (1951).-- Memoranda about his first editorials (1949).</p>"}
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{"type"=>"did", "value"=>" See also: Atomic Weapons: Tests\nChattanooga, University of\nChina\nColumbia University: Journalism School\nEditorial Page\nEditorial Policy\nEditorial Policy: Elections\nEditorials: Criticism, Suggestions by AHS\nFreedom\nMillington Publications, Ltd.\nThe Pilgrim\nWQXR "}
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1934
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1968
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1934