Article published in the New York Herald Tribune about the extent of Buddhist power in South Vietnam, page 14 AND Article published in the New York Herald Tribune about the U.S.'s domino theory, page 2

Article published in the New York Herald Tribune about an analysis of President Johnson's decisions at the Honolulu Conference. The article addresses the ways Johnson's decisions undermined "Domino Theory", the end of support for military juntas in South Vietnam, and the administration's desire to end the war instead of getting a total victory, page unknown

Original title: "rubber", Keever's title: "Saying 'Non' to Communists, Michelin Closes 25000 Acres of Rubber Plantations", Article about the closing of a 25000 acre rubber plantation, refusing to meet the workers' economic and business demands

Article published in the New York Herald Tribune about the claims by Communist forces that an American pilot had been captured and that allied forces illegally attacked Cambodia. Communist forces had used the attack on Cambodia as a reason for an ambush of Army of the Republic of Vietnam (ARVN) forces by the Việt Cộng, page unknown

Original title: "DIAMONDS, BISCUIT BOXES AND BOMB SHELTERS", Keever's title: "Rich Women Invest in Diamonds; Village Women Dig Bunkers", Article about differences between the wealthy Saigon housewife and the young peasant woman, 4th of 5-part series

Original title: "women", Keever's title: "'We Have 10 Volunteers for One Position', as Women Vie to join $10-a-month Vietnamese Women's Armed Forces", article about Vietnamese women volunteering to join the Women's Armed Forces Corps, 3rd of 5-part series

Article published in the New York Herald Tribune about childcare and education in North Vietnam, page unknown

Article published in the New York Herald Tribune about the increasing threat of Montagnard militias as the US and allies begin to fight in highland areas, page unknown

Original title: "montagnard", Keever's title: "Montagnard Tribes Are South by U.S., South Vietnamese Government", article about the strategic plateau bordering Laos and the Montagnards there

Keever's title: "Four U.S. Congressional Delegations Hopscotch Around to Visit G.I.s and Generals", article about the packed schedules of the American Congressmen visiting South Vietnam

Original title: "bien hoa." Article by Keever analyzing Viet Cong attack on the B-57 American jet-fighter bombers

Keever's title: "Anti-War Protest in U.S. Worry Saigon Politicos, Fearing Hanoi Bolstered", article about anti-Vietnam demonstration in the US and their effect on politics in Vietnam

Article published in the New York Herald Tribune about prostitution in Saigon and what it means for both men and women there, page 2

Article published in the New York Herald Tribune about the economic disparity between urban wealthy and rural poor women in Vietnam, page unknown

Article published in the New York Herald Tribune about the Women's Armed Forces Corps in the ARVN, page 2

Article published in the New York Herald Tribune about the marriage of a Việt Cộng soldier and nurse, page 2

Article published in the New York Herald Tribune about women in the Vietnam War, page 8

Keever's title: "Edward Lansdale 'Tries to Make Haste Slowly' in Wooing South Vietnamese in Pacification", article about the American policy of keeping the political status quo in South Vietnam

Original title: "Mobile", Keever's title: "A Long, Protracted War of Attrition Begins with Communists' Mobile Warfare", Article about the Chu Phong battle and mobile warfare

Original title: "Hanoi", Keever's title: "'The More Americans Keep Coming, The Deeper the Grave,': Hanoi Prepares for Long War", Article about the North Vietnamese government preparing for a long war as U.S. combat troops arrive in Vietnam

Original title :"Missiles", Keever's title: "Moved through China, Rather than Sea, Soviet Missiles Encircle Hanoi", article about Communist China help in transporting military supplies from the Soviet Union to North Vietnam

Article published in the New York Herald Tribune about the Việt Cộng's use of tunnels and foxholes to assist in their guerilla warfare, page unknown

Originial title: "American Students Shower G.I.s with Letters after Anti-War Protest in U.S", article about American GIs receiving letters from American citizens

Original title: "insurgency." Article by Keever about the way that the outcome of the Vietnam War will effect their future wars in Africa and South America against communism

Original title: "Tunnel", Keever's title: "'Digging Trenches Is More Important Than Eating,' Communist Defector Reveals of Allies Woes", article about well-camouflaged tunnels, entrenchments, and foxholes