{"value"=>"<p>These folders contain correspondence, memoranda, clippings, and other documents about the NYT's relations with its principal competitor, comparisons about news and editorial coverage, typography and design, circulation and promotion, and advertising volume and rates. They also include some personal correspondence between AHS and the Herald Tribune's owners and executives, and about their reciprocal support of each other's charities, the NYT's for the Fresh Air Fund, and the Herald Tribune's for the Hundred Neediest Cases. Included is correspondence about the merger with the World-Telegram Sun and the Journal-American (1966), the Herald Tribune's agreement with route dealers (1962), Robert M. White's resignation as the president and editor of the Herald Tribune, charts of John H. Whitney's companies and investments, NYT's department heads' reports comparing the NYT's and the Herald Tribune's news coverage (1959-1960), letters, and clippings about Ogden Reid's resignation and White's appointment as president and editor of the Herald Tribune, E. C. Daniel's report comparing the use of photographs by the two papers, Turner Catledge's confidential report to OED on Whitney's plans for management of the Herald Tribune, papers about Whitney's financing plans (1958), memoranda and clippings about the Marie Torre case, involving the confidentiality of news sources, papers concerning Whitney's purchase of the Herald Tribune (1957), reports on the Herald Tribune's magazine sections and comparison to the NYT Magazine (1955-1956), letters and memoranda about the Herald Tribune's financial difficulties and rumors that the NYT was interested in acquiring it (1951-1954), a report on the Reid Foundation (1951), management changes at the Herald Tribune, its European edition and its arrangement with the European Recovery Administration for foreign aid funds (1948-1949), an analysis of Ogden Mills Reid's estate (1949), and memoranda on the Herald Tribune's alleged practice of lifting news from the NYT with examples (1927).</p>"}