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    Reuters

    Manuscripts

    Approx. 35 items. Letters, memos, newspaper clippings. Discussion of purchasing the Reuters service, information about Reuters, renewal information for 1970 and 1971.

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    Times - Post News Service

    Manuscripts

    Approx. 15 items: memos, letters and reports related to related to the operations of the L.A. Times - Washington Post News Service.

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    Times - Post News Service

    Manuscripts

    Approx. 15 items: memos, letters and reports related to related to the operations of the L.A. Times - Washington Post News Service. Bulkiest items are two reports - the LAT - WP News Service Board meetings of 5/2/1983 and 11/16/1983.

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    Preprint

    Manuscripts

    Approx. 15 items: letters, memos reports, charts and other material related to theatre advertising rates in the 1965 - 1969 time frame.

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    Los Angeles Times Magazine

    Manuscripts

    Approx. 30 items: memos, letters, reports and other material on LAT Mag. Includes three major reports: "Focus group summaries for Pleasures [magazine], approx. 15-pp., 12/29/1983 - stamped "Confidential" ; approx. 20-pp. packet of 1/1984 comments from (reader) questionnaires about Pleasures magazine, a prototype product ; 37-pp. statistical report, "Subscriber's evaluation of the Pleasures prototype."

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    Los Angeles Times - Washington Post News Service

    Manuscripts

    Approx. 55 items. Subjects include: prep for start-up of the wire service; reaction of West Coast editors to the concept; assessment of the early weeks of the service; correspondence with Phil Graham, Pres. of Washington Post; text of formal announcements of the service; memos on many aspects of the operation of the news service; notice of Walter Lippman starting a column in Newsweek; etc.

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