{"value"=>"<p>Includes memoranda, letters, and cables about news coverage of the organizing conference in San Francisco, including editions of the NYT and other newspapers delivered by air or printed locally (1945), Edwin L. James' letter to Arthur Krock asserting that coverage of the United Nations (U. N.) in New York will be handled by the local staff and James Reston, as diplomatic correspondent, and not by teams from the Washington Bureau, Turner Catledge's memoranda on coverage of the U. N., correspondence about a dinner at the NYTimes for U. N. Security Council delegates and other top officials, Catledge's report on his conversation with James F. Byrnes about behind-the-scenes manipulations at Security Council meetings, Ivan Veit's report on newspapers read by U. N. delegates (1946), correspondence about plans for special edition to be flown to Paris for the U. N. Assembly session, also distributed in France and elsewhere in Europe, financial reports, photographs of the production and distribution of the newspaper, promotional material, and letters praising the edition (1948), letters, memoranda, and notes about NYT's support of the U. N., NYT coverage of U. N. sessions, speeches, and principal issues confronting the U. N., letters and memoranda about meetings with top U. N. officials, including luncheons at the NYT, some personal correspondence with Dag Hammarskjold, including the famous NYT's photograph of him at 1956 Security Council session, and correspondence about the 1956 crises in Hungary and the Middle East (1956-1958).</p>"}