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Letter to Mr. Meyer Miller agreeing with Mr. Miller that some columnists should be slated for oblivion

Letter to Gladwin Hill regarding the Presidential campaign and the perceived apathy surrounding it

Letter in response to a reader regarding the role of Bill Casey in the Iran-Contra affair

Letter to Rev. A Culver Gordon in response to Rev. Gordon's thoughts on a piece by Mr. Reston concerning the Vietnam War

Letter to Russel Fornwalt in response to Mr. Fornwalt's thoughts on Senator Kennedy and the Chappaquidick incident

Letter to Rev. Frank Fitt in response to Rev. Fitt's thoughts on Governor Rockefeller

Letter to William F. Stanton in response to Mr. Stanton's thoughts on Vietnam War protests

Letter to Hanson Baldwin in repsonse to Mr. Balwin's memorandum regarding a dinner with Admiral Carney and Mr. Balwin's thoughts on the Times' policies regarding Adm. Carney

Letter to Professor Friz Stern in response to Professor Stern's thoughts on the Harvard student unrest

Draft of a letter to Mohammed Hassanein Heykal, the editor of Al Ahram in Cairo, concerning potential questions for President Nasser that Mr. Reston hoped would be passed along by Mr. Heykal and lead to an interview with President Nasser

Letter to Henry Hough wishing Mr. Hough a happy birthday and expressing Mr. Reston's felling about the Vineyard Gazette

Letter to friends Sylvia and Jean about current happening both private and public including a family move, an injury to Mr. Reston's wife and the 1976 Presidential campiagn

Letter to Spiro Agnew responding to Agnew's complaints about poor writing in the New York Times

Letter to Vincent Davis in response to Mr. Davis' thoughts on Spiro Agnew and the press

Letter to William Hard in response to Mr. Hard's thought on birth control

Letter to Mr. Reston from Herbert A. Wisbey regarding a column by Mr. Reston on the Society for the Exposure of Political Nonsense

Letter to John R. O'Neil in response to Mr. O'Neil's thoughts regarding a piece about Kennedy

Letter to Arthur Hays Sulzberger regarding confidential information about the Herald-Tribune

Letter to Wilson Hinschfeld regarding how Lyndon B. Johnson reportedly pored over FBI files while he was president, studying personal details of campaign opponents

Letter to William Maloney in response to Mr. Maloney's thoughts on religion's role in American society

Letter to Arthur Hays Sulzberger about a dinner with Senator Knowland and a meeting with Dulles

Letter to Edward Barrett thanking him for the invitation to speak at the 50th anniversary dinner of Pulitzer Prizes and his congratulations following the event

Letter to Arthur Hays Sulzberger regarding the critical eyes that Times' stories and reporters are watched with and Mr. Reston's disagreement with Sulzberger that there is a "clear line" between interpretation, background, and editorial opinion

Folder 11, Item 3: Letter from Robert R. LaMonte to T.J. Morgan, August 25, 1900

Folder 11, Item 8: Letter from Fred Brockhausen to T.J. Morgan, December 22, 1905

Folder 9, Item 8: Letter from Florence Kelley to Mrs. T.J. Morgan, April 10, 1894

Folder 9, Item 9: Letter from Franklin MacVeagh to Mrs. T.J. Morgan, April 17, 1894

Letter from Martha Mack to Isabella Knight [Sister], March 19, 1859

Letter from Martha Mack to Isabella Knight [Sister], December 23, 1862

Letter from John Mack to Harvey Knight [Brother], April 10, 1863

Letter from Martha Gill to Harvey Knight [Brother], September 14, 1856

Letter from Martha Gill to Isabella Knight [Sister], April 22, 1853

Letter from Eliza Humphrey to Mattie Knight, December 15, 1866?

Letter from Lillian Herne to Mattie Knight, December 15, 1867

Letter from Martha Mack to Isabella Knight [Sister], October 29, 1865

Letter from Martha Gill to Isabella Knight [Sister], July 27, 1856

Letter from John Mack to Harvey Knight [Brother], December 14, 1863

Folder 58, Item 21: Letter from E.W. Latchem to T.J. Morgan, undated

Folder 58, Item 22: Letter from F.G.R. Gordon to T.J. Morgan, December 3, 1910

Folder 59, Item 1: Letter from Joseph D. Cannon to Mother Jones, January 7, 1911

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