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Part I, Session 1, February 17, 1961
Early Interest in Journalism and Education at Princeton 111
Rhodes Scholarship and Travels in Europe 1216
Employment at Trenton Times and Washington Post 1628
Service in United States Army Office of Strategic Services (OSS) 2933
Part I, Session 2, January 23, 1962
New York Times "Review of the Week" 3437
Various Aspects of the New York Times Editorial Board 3754
Editorial conferences 3839
Assignments 3941
Endorsements 4145
Recognition of China 4551
Editorial readership 5153
Membership in Metropolitan Club 5455
Part II, Session 1, March 18, 1964
Influence of New York Times Reportage and Editorials 5658
New York Times and John F. Kennedy 5861
New York Times Editorials and Advertisers 6163
New York Times and Lyndon B. Johnson 6465
Columnists at the New York Times 6568
"Topics of the Times" 6869
Times Coverage of Cuba 6977
Separation of Reporting and Editorial Functions 7782
Responsibilities of Times Reporters and Bay of Pigs 8386
Part II, Session 2, March 31, 1964
New York Times Endorsements 8992
New Hampshire Republican Primary of 1964 9295, 118119
Presidential Election of 1958 9597
New York Times v. Sullivan 9798
Time Magazine and the New York Times 99101
Western and Paris Editions 1012
Recognition of China (cont) 1037
Discussion of Censorship 10910
Selection of Editorial Writers 11112
New York Times Editorial Board Decision Making 11219
Part II, Session 3, April 30, 1964
Relations Between the Editorial Staff and the Publisher 12041
John F. Kennedy and Profiles in Courage 14144
Conversations with Lyndon B. Johnson 14551
Part III, Session 1, December 7, 1977
New York Times Editorial Support for SST Subsidies 15254
New York Times Editorial Position on Vietnam War 15462
Tensions Between Editorial and News, Times Policy and the New Journalism 16270
Relations with Publisher (cont) 17079
Economic Constraints on the New York Times 17981
Editorial Board Members 18187
Part III, Session 2, January 4, 1978
Tensions Between Times Publisher and Editorial-Page Editor 188221
Automotive companies 19093
Behind the Front Page: Organizational Self-Renewal in a
Metropolitan Newspaper by Chris Argyris 19498
Times corporation 198200
Expansion of Metropolitan Museum of Art 200202
Op-ed page 2067
New York Democratic senatorial primary of 1976 20820
New York senatorial election of 1970 21921
Part III, Session 3, February 15, 1978
New York Times Editorial Support for Subsidy for SST (cont) 22223
New York Times Directors and Their Service on Other Boards 22329
Metropolitan Museum of Art (cont) 23032
New York Times Editorial on Banking Reform 23335
Thoughts on Fair Trial and Free Press, First vs. Sixth Amendment 23538
Behind the Front Page (cont) 23852
Broadening the Appeal of the New York Times 25261
Part III, Session 4, September 29, 1978
Behind the Front Page (cont) 26265
Establishing the Op-Ed Page 265307
Relations with A. M. Rosenthal 299307
Part IV, Session 1, December 3, 1996
Ochs-Sulzberger Family 30841
Early Career in Journalism 34147, 35154
World War II United States Army Office of Strategic Services (OSS) 34751
Part IV, Session 2, December 23, 1996
Key Role in Establishment of Op-Ed Page 35668
Memoirs of the New York Times 36870
New York Times Tradition of Objectivity 37071
Continuing Contacts with Ochs and Sulzberger Family Members 37276
John B. Oakes Personal Political Views 37680
New York Times and Loyalty Oaths During the 1950s 38083
Part IV, Session 3, June 24, 1997
Vietnam War and the New York Times 385421
Editorial position 38690, 4029
Conversations with political leaders 39095
Presidential reactions to Times editorials 39299
New York Times reporters 40921
Part IV, Session 4, March 3, 1998
Transition, Retirement, and Appointment of Successor 42245
Retrospectives 44647
Pulitzer Awards for Times Editorials 447
Environmental Issues and Times Editorial Positions 44953
Personal Involvements, Echo Park Dam, Army Corps of Engineers 45358
Environmental Policies, John F. Kennedy, and Lyndon B. Johnson 46063
Newspaper Coverage of the Environment 46465
Westway 46872
Part IV, Session 5, April 7, 1998
Environmental Policies, Jimmy E. Carter, and Ronald R. Reagan 47390
Firing Line Debate at Harvard 49094
Travels, South Africa, Asia, Latin America 494503
Environmental Policies, George H. W. Bush 5035
Personal Environmental Interests, Human Rights, National Resources Defense Committee 50512
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