- “The Campaign on TV” by Robert C. Smith
- “The Values of An Editor” by Ralph McGill
- “The Change-Over in Washington: A Correspondent Estimates the Prospects” by John L. Steele
- “Campaign by Press Releases: Election Report from Iowa” by John M. Harrison
- “How Not to Cover an Election”
- “Responsibility of the Reporter and Editor” by Clifton Daniel
- “Responsibilities of Ownership” by Gordon Gray
- “Two Versions of a Rumor in Vienna”
- “Printers’ Errors, Ancient and Modern, and Not Always Accidental” by Max Hall
- “Editing—Unclogging Communications Pipelines” By Harold K. Mintz
- “An Editor’s Tribute to Two Reporters” by Floyd Merrill
- “The Imbalance in Canada-U.S. News Flow” by Robert A. Farquharson
- “The Press in Chile – The Rectification Law” by Diane Stanley
- “Letter To A Young Journalist From His Father” by Barry Bingham
- “Disaster in Fleet Street”
- “How Robust is Fleet Street’s State of Health?” by Jay Axelbank
- “The Press and its Warts” by John Crosby
- “Fed Up With The World’s Biggest Story” by Max Frankel
- “When Panic Dispels Reason”
- “Excerpts from an Editorial in Free China, March 16, 1958
- "The Problem of Freedom in the Press in Formosa: Inquiry for the International Press Institute” by Armand Gaspard
Values of an Editor
