{"value"=>"<p>AHS was a trustee of the Rockefeller Foundation from 1939 to 1957 and served on the audit and nominating committees. These folders contain documents pertaining to meetings, projects funded by the Foundation, suggestions for activities and policies, nominations to the board of trustees, and investigations by two Congressional committees. Projects sponsored by the Foundation often prompted AHS's suggestions for editorials and news coverage in the NYT. Finally, these papers document the close personal relationship of AHS with other trustees and executives of the Foundation, notably, John D. Rockefeller 3rd, Dean Rusk, and John S. Dickey. Included are letters about OED's election as a trustee (1960), Rusk's response to AHS's question about passing Foundation reports to NYT personnel (1958), letters about AHS's retirement as a trustee (1957), AHS's personal and confidential letter on four newspaper publishers being considered for election as trustees (1956), letters and other documents dealing with the Reece Committee report on foundations, including AHS's offer to resign from the Foundation because of the report's references to alleged influence by the Foundation on newspapers whose executives were trustees (1954), letters, excerpts from testimony, and other documents dealing with the Cox Committee Investigation (1952), letters about the Kinsey Report (1948-1949), and letters about AHS's nomination to the executive committee and to the board of trustees (1939, 1942).</p>"}