Original title: "nixon", Keever's title: "Nixon Camp's Purported Encouragement led Saigon and request(?) them to Forgo Paris Peace Conference", Article draft about the Nixon campaign's efforts to sabatoge negotiations in Vietnam to benefit their candidate, for the Christian Science Monitor, page 1-10. The article starts with a note from Keever to her editor for following article, page 1. The note explains why the following article is long and defends the need for details to convey the diplomatic confusion around the Paris peace talks.
Original title: "upsurge", Article draft about an expected North Vietnamese offensive while the Paris peace talks were occuring, for the Christian Science Monitor, page 1-11
Original title: "thieu", Keever's Title: "Snap Government's and a Boycott of Paris Peace Talks Draws Mixed Reactions", Article draft about South Vietnamese political dysfunction, for the Christian Science Monitor, page 1-11
Original title: paris, Keever's title: N/A, Article draft about the circumstances in South Vietnam regarding the Paris Peace Talks, for the London Observer
Original title: "thieu", Keever's title: "President Theiu Rebukes LBJ on Attending Paris Peace Talks", Article draft about Thiệu's refusal to attend the Paris Peace Talks, for the Christian Science Monitor, page 1-7
Orignal title: "focus", Keever's title: "U.S. Military Warns Hanoi is Big on Soviet-made Tanks [?] Raid into South Vietnam", Article draft about South Vietnamese-Cambodian diplomacy and North Vietnamese use of Soviet tanks to defend the Ho Chi Minh trail, for the Chirstian Science Monitor, page 1-6
Orignal title: "profocus", Keever's title: "U.S. Military Warns Hanoi is Big on Soviet-made Tanks [?] Raid into South Vietnam", Article draft about South Vietnamese-Cambodian diplomacy, for the Chirstian Science Monitor, page 1-3
Original title: "thien", Keever's title: "Saigon Government Disagrees with U.S. Proposal for 'free delegations' Peace Talks, Throw(?) Legitimizing Viet Cong", Article draft about remarks made by Information Minister Dr. Thiện in response to U.S. Secretary of Defense Clark Clifford, for the Christian Science Monitor, page 1-13. Article starts with Keever's note to her editing for following article, page 1. The note is generally explaining the topic aqnd sources of the article.
Original title: "COSVN", Keever's Title: "Headquarters of the Communist Party of South Vietnam (COSVN) Rules in the Deep Jungle from an Underground City of Bunkers", Article draft about the headquarters of the communist movement in South Vietnam and its purpose and activities, for the Christian Science Monitor, page 1-15
Original title: "reaction", Keever's title: "LBJ's Unilateral Bombing Halt Sparks Hopes for Peace - But Fears of U.S. Exit", Article draft about President Johnson's decision to stop bombing over North Vietnam, for the Christian Science Monitor, page 10
Original title: "politics", Keever's title: "Sniper Fire and Artillery Shellings into Saigon loses Elite's Support." Article draft about the presence of Việt Cộng forces five miles from the Presidential Palace in Saigon and the strain this has placed on the domestic political situation in South Vietnam. Written for the Christian Science Monitor
Original title: "bomb", Keever's title: "Trucks Carry North Vietnamese Troops into the South." Article draft about the US suspending its bombing campaign in the North as more Communist troops move in using trucks. Written for the Christian Science Monitor
Original title: "mood", Keever's title: "Saigon Eager for U.S.-Hanoi Talks to Begin." Article draft about the generally favorable opinion among civilians in Saigon towards peace talks between America and North Vietnam. Written for the Christian Science Monitor
Original title: "attack", Keever's title: "Bloody Days of May Parallels U.S.-Hanoi Talks." Article draft about an offensive launched by Communist forces in May of 1968 during peace talks between Hanoi and America. Written for the Christian Science Monitor
Original title: "huong", Keever's title: "Cabinet Seeks Triumvirate Rule." Article about the conflict between President Nguyễn Văn Thiệu, U.S. officials, and Nguyễn Cao Kỳ that led to the appointment of Trần Văn Hương as Prime Minister. Written for the Christian Science Monitor
Original title: "cabinet", Keever's title: "New cabinet: Saigon Tiptoes to Peace." Article on Prime Minister Trần Văn Hương's decision making as he was filling his new Cabinet. Written for the Christian Science Monitor
Original title: "cabinet." Keever's title: "Cabinet Seeks Triumvirate Rule." Original caption: "This is the second of a two-part series on the newly-installed Cabinet of Prime Minister Trần Văn Hương." Article by Keever about the cabinet of Prime Minister Trần Văn Hương
Original title: "cabinet." Keever's title: "New Cabinet: Saigon Tiptoes to Peace." Original caption: "This is the first of a two-part series on the newly-installed Cabinet of Prime Minister Trần Văn Hương." Article by Keever about the cabinet of Prime Minister Trần Văn Hương
Original title: "focus", Keever's title: "Mountain Tribes Harassed by Communists." Article about North Vietnamese policy toward Montagnard tribesmen, including their drive to recruit Montagnard men as porters near the Cambodian border. Written for the Christian Science Monitor
Original title: "Huong", Keever's title: "From School Teacher to Prime Minister Unify the Non-Communists." Article about President Nguyễn Văn Thiệu's decision to appoint Trần Văn Hương as his Prime Minister. The article speculates why the decision was made, especially how the decision appeared to be a way to unify the Non-Communist parties in South Vietnam. Written for the Christian Science Monitor
Original title: "huong." Keever's title: "From School Teacher to Prime Minister, Unifying the Communists." Article on the appointment of Trần Văn Hương as new Prime Minister
Original title: "alliance", Keever's title: "Saigon Pro-Peace Alliance Evades U.S. Backed Government." Article draft about the Liên minh các Lực lượng Dân tộc, Dân chủ và Hòa bình Việt Nam (Alliance of National Democratic and Peaceful Forces of Vietnam), a pro-communist group agitating for peace between North and South Vietnam operating in and around Saigon. Written for the Christian Science Monitor
Original title: "Economy", Keever's title: "Communists Seek Economic Blockage of Cities." Article about Saigon's economy and Communist forces' attempts to create food shortages and encourage strikes. Written for the Christian Science Monitor
Original title "dac", Keever's title : "Viet cong Turncoat: Battlefield Determines Political Negotiation." Article about a press conference with Tran Van Dac, a North Vietnamese defector. Written for the Christian Science Monitor
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