{"value"=>"<p>Includes letters and memoranda about meetings with governnment officials, tours for Soviet journalists, the problem of getting and reporting the news of the USSR, the attitude of the Soviet press and public toward the NYT and United States newspapers generally, events in the USSR, Turner Catledge's report on his visit to USSR (1957), James Reston's reports on his confidential conversations with United States Ambassador to the USSR, Charles E. Bohlen (1955-1956), a transcript of a Moscow Radio broadcast about the NYT, alleging control by Wall Street interests (1952), Harrison E. Salisbury's report on United States correspondents in Moscow and related memoranda (1952), Salisbury's letter to Catledge responding to charges that his dispatches are ill-informed or serve Soviet propaganda, letters and memoranda about these charges, and Will Lissner's analysis of the dispatches in light of these charges (1949-1951).</p>"}