{"value"=>"<p>Includes letters, memoranda and other documents about the NYT's policy on accepting or rejecting certain kinds of advertisements, the review procedure, and the implementation of this policy. Among the major issues that provoked controversy with advertisers and readers were books and movies considered salacious, provocative fashions, advertisements by political organizations, advertisements for pro-Communist books and Soviet publications, pro- and anti- Zionist ads, ads for German products, and ads for medical books and procedures, drugs and cosmetics. A sharp and protracted controversy was caused by the NYT's refusal to print ads for Paul Blanshard's book on the Catholic Church and most of the material dated 1949-1952 deals with this.</p>"}