Gen. Khanh Re-Emerges as the Strong Man Article published in the New York Herald Tribune about Nguyễn Khánh's return to power, page unknown
Outster of Khanh as Viet Chief Seen as Shift to Neutralism Article published in the New York Herald Tribune about the effects of the removal of General Khánh in a soft coup, page unknown
What Khanh Says On Phone Article published in the New York Herald Tribune about a telephone interview with General Nguyễn Khánh, page 7
Nguyễn Khánh and Nguyễn Cao Kỳ watching an event Original caption: "Unidentified", A goup of spectators watch an event from some bleachers. The two men siting in the middle of the photo appear to be Nguyễn Khánh and possibly Nguyễn Cao Kỳ. Other spectators are Vietnamese men in civilian clothes, Western men and women, and a Catholic priest.
Nguyễn Khánh and Nguyễn Cao Kỳ watching an event Original caption: "Unidentified", A goup of spectators watch an event from some bleachers. The two men siting in the middle of the photo appear to be Nguyễn Khánh and possibly Nguyễn Cao Kỳ. Other spectators are Vietnamese men in civilian clothes, Western men and women, and a Catholic priest.
Nguyễn Khánh and Nguyễn Cao Kỳ watching an event Original caption: "Unidentified", A goup of spectators watch an event from some bleachers. The two men siting in the middle of the photo appear to be Nguyễn Khánh and possibly Nguyễn Cao Kỳ. Other spectators are Vietnamese men in civilian clothes, Western men and women, and a Catholic priest.
Nguyễn Khánh and Nguyễn Cao Kỳ watching an event Original caption: "Unidentified", A goup of spectators watch an event from some bleachers. The two men siting in the middle of the photo appear to be Nguyễn Khánh (holding binoculars) and possibly Nguyễn Cao Kỳ (smoking). Other spectators are Vietnamese men in civilian clothes, Western men and women, and a Catholic priest.
General Nguyễn Khánh walking by Original caption: "Unidentified", General Nguyễn Khánh walks by in military uniform. The background is blurry, but there are several men taking photos in the background.
Viet Musical Chairs: Khanh in, Aid Out Article published in the New York Herald Tribune about the aftermath of Khanh's return to politics after a five day "retirement", page 1 and 2
In Viet - The Military Coup That Became an Army Purge Article published in the New York Herald Tribune about a failed coup d'etat against General Khánh, page 16
In Viet - A Coup Designed to Fail Article published in the New York Herald Tribune about the failed coup against General Khánh, page unknown
Coup Flop a Boost for Khanh Article published in the New York Herald Tribune about a failed coup d'etat against General Khánh, page 16
In Viet Nam - Fate IS in the Stars Article published in the New York Herald Tribune about Astrology in Vietnam, page 20
New Saigon Regime Is Believed Moribund at Birth Article published in the New York Herald Tribune about the poor prospects for the stability of the post-Ngô Đình Diệm South Vietnamese system, page 4
Year Later: Viet Buddhists at It Again Article published in the New York Herald Tribune about Buddhist resistence to General Nguyễn Khánh, page 6
Article about the change in tactics of Buddhists against General Kh�nh Original title: "Buddhist", Article draft about the actions and tactics of Buddhist groups against General Nguyễn Khánh's government in South Vietnam, for the New York Herald Tribune
Coup in Two Acts - A Viet Special Article published in the New York Herald Tribune about General Khánh peacefully overthrowing the military junta that had previously controled South Vietnam, page 4
Viet Press Breifing Expose - Taylor Rips Mask Off Khanh Article published in the New York Herald Tribune about an interview with Ambassador Taylor discussing his frustrations with General Nguyễn Khánh, page 1 and 4
Khanh Plays Middle Vs. Both End; Rusk Pleads for End to Bickering Article published in the New York Herald Tribune about General Khánh attacking American officials in speeches, namely Ambassador Taylor. Khánh's goal was to curb Buddhist influence and unrest by distancing himself from the unpopular American administration, pages 1 and 4
Viet Strongman Defies U.S. on Civilian Rule Article published in the New York Herald Tribune about General Khánh's opposition to Ambassador Taylor's push for civilian rule in South Vietnam, pages 1 and 4
From the Political Jungle of Viet - What Khanh Says Article published in the New York Herald Tribune about an interview with General Khanh in which he alleges that U.S. Ambassador Maxwell Taylor backs South Vietnamese General Dương Văn Minh against him, page 1
Viet: New Junta and Death in the Saigon Streets Article published in the New York Herald Tribune about a new Junta being selected in the chaotic aftermath of Diệm's overthrow, page 1 and 2
Khanh Yields, Students Don't Article published in the New York Herald Tribune about Nguyễn Khánh's reactions to the protests, page 1 and 3
Khanh Fights to Keep Power: Paratroops Vs. Saigon Mobs Article published in the New York Herald Tribune about Paratroopers loyal to General Khanh using firehoses against protesters against him in Saigon, page 1 and 4
Article about the effects of the Tonkin Gulf Incident on South Vietnamese politics Original title: "khanh", Keever's title: "'A Bigger Limited War' Signaled By Tonkin Gulf Incidents," Article for the New York Herald Tribune about the effects of the Tonkin Gulf Incident on South Vietnamese politics