Original title: "Appeal", Article draft about communist appeals to South Vietnamese soldiers, for the Washington Post, page 1

Original title: "Appeal", Article draft about communist appeals to South Vietnamese soldiers, for the Washington Post, page 2

Original title: "Lodge", Article draft about Hanoi's reaction to Henry Cabot Lodge, for the Washington Post, page 1

Original title: "Lodge", Article draft about Buddhist tensions before Lodge's arrival, for the Washington Post, page 1

Original title: "Lodge", Article draft about Buddhist tensions before Lodge's arrival, for the Washington Post, page 2

Original title: "Lodge", Article draft about Buddhist tensions before Lodge's arrival, for the Washington Post, page 3

Original title: "Lodge", Article draft about Buddhist tensions before Lodge's arrival, for the Washington Post, page 5

Article draft about the South Vietnamese response to the Mansfield Report, for the Washington Post, page 1

Article draft about the South Vietnamese response to the Mansfield Report, for the Washington Post, page 2

Article draft about the South Vietnamese response to the Mansfield Report, for the Washington Post, page 3

Article draft about the South Vietnamese response to the Mansfield Report, for the Washington Post, page 4

Handbag made by a Vietnamese refugee out of a sandbag. Acquired by Keever in Huế and sent to her mother in Nebraska.

Original title: "1st H. piece." Keever's Trần Văn Hương research notes

Military Assistance Command Office of Information (MACOI)'s rules for journalists covering the Vietnam War as signed by Brigadier General Winant Sidle

Letter from J.W. Fullbright to Beverly Keever about testifying to the US Senate Committee on Foreign Relations. The letter states that the articles being written by reporters and the reports from the military do not match, so the U.S. Senate needed journalist testimony about the state of the war in Vietnam. The letter includes a list of questions for Keever to answer

Original title: "Background interview with Col. Serong on significant developments since the first Honolulu Conference." Transcript of interview with Colonel Francis Philip "Ted" Serong of the Australian Army

Original caption: "In the Tonkin Gulf - Navy Planes from the carrier air wing six strike the Trai Tranh Xom Highway Bridge on June 26, 1968." Aerial photo of a river through a rural area.

Original caption: "Secretary of Defense Clark M. Clifford, accompanied by Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff General Earle G. Wheeler, visits Headquarters, U.S. Military Assistance Command Vietnam at the start of the Secretary's first tour of Vietnam. Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker and General Creighton W. Abrams, Commander U.S. Military Assistance Command Vietnam, greet the visitors prior to a comprehensive briefing." Four American men stand facing the camera. There are four flags in the background.

Beverly Keever in Huế . She walks toward the camera smiling. She wears a jumpsuit and American miliary helmet. She carries what appears to be a camera wrapped in a plastic bag. In the background is Huế citadel, has been heavily damaged by bombing. American soldiers walk through the background, and there is barbed wire in the foreground.

A letter written by Keever to her Christian Science Monitor editor, Hank, about her interview source within the US Marine Corps Combat Operations Center, Brigadier General J.N. McLaughlin. It appears from the letter that the US State Department and President Johnson had been denying Keever's reports that the US was withdrawing troops, so Keever wanted to clarify her sources to her editor.

Original title: "editorial note." A cable from Keever to her Christian Science Monitor editors discussing topics for upcoming articles and a upcoming trip to Bien Hoa.

Topographical map of Ashau

Original title: "Turncoat." Research notes about Viet Cong deserters

Letter from Chuck Keever about his plans to marry Beverly Deepe Keever, written to her parents April, 1968