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New York Times Internal Review of Bay of Pigs Reporting (1961)
The lead investigates whether The New York Times has published a comprehensive internal historical account of its reporting decisions regarding the Bay of Pigs invasion in 1961. While The New York Tim…
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Bay of Pigs and New York Times Pre-Invasion Interactions
This dossier investigates the extent of interactions between the CIA, the White House, and New York Times editors concerning the Bay of Pigs story prior to the April 1961 invasion. The Bay of Pigs ope…