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This series contains correspondence, wires, awards, resumes, and newspaper clippings related to Robert Hartmann's work for the Los Angeles Times, as a reporter, Washington Bureau Chief, and Chief of the Rome-based Mediterranean and Middle East Bureau. Included are letters and wires between Hartmann and editors, publishers, and colleagues concerning company policy, stories, assignments, staff, and business matters. Also included is correspondence with Vice President Richard Nixon, state and national political leaders, and Naval Reserve officials. The letters fully document Hartmann's activities, frustrations, and career decisions over two decades, including his resignation. Also present are interviews, untranscribed dictaphone discs, notes, wires stories, and press kits from various assignments, including the 1960 presidential campaign. The series also contains an extensive set of Hartmann's articles in the Times, including serial articles on Nixon's 1958 trip to South America, the Americans for Democratic Action, and Latin America.

Collection: Robert T. Hartmann Papers

Los Angeles Times Subject Files … This series contains correspondence, wires, awards, resumes, and newspaper clippings related to Robert Hartmann's work for the Los Angeles Times, as a reporter, Washington Bureau Chief, and Chief of the Rome-based Mediterranean and Middle East Bureau. Included are letters and wires between Hartmann and editors, publishers, and colleagues concerning company policy, stories, assignments, staff, and business matters. Also included is correspondence with Vice President Richard …

This series contains correspondence, wires, awards, resumes, and newspaper clippings related to Robert Hartmann's work for the Los Angeles Times, as a reporter, Washington Bureau Chief, and Chief of the Rome-based Mediterranean and Middle East Bureau. Included are letters and wires between Hartmann and editors, publishers, and colleagues concerning company policy, stories, assignments, staff, and business matters. Also included is correspondence with Vice President Richard Nixon, state and national political leaders, and Naval Reserve officials. The letters fully document Hartmann's activities, frustrations, and career decisions over two decades, including his resignation. Also present are interviews, untranscribed dictaphone discs, notes, wires stories, and press kits from various assignments, including the 1960 presidential campaign. The series also contains an extensive set of Hartmann's articles in the Times, including serial articles on Nixon's 1958 trip to South America, the Americans for Democratic Action, and Latin America.