Original title: "cabinet", Keever's title: "U.S Ellection and Bloody War Make Paris Peace Talks - A slideshow." Article about the expected change in President Nguyễn Văn Thiệu's cabinet, especially an expected inclusion of members of Liên minh các Lực lượng Dân tộc, Dân chủ và Hòa bình Việt Nam (Alliance of National Democratic and Peaceful Forces of Vietnam). Written for the Christian Science Monitor
Original title: "steel", Keever's title: "Allies Pierce Communist's Arc of Steel Around Saigon." Article draft about the Allied counteroffensive that had broken through Communist encirclement of Saigon. Written for the Christian Science Monitor
Original title: "battles", Keever's title: "No Chance of Victory Spurs Communist Defector; Many Others Killed." Article draft about senior military officials' belief that victory in Vietnam is inevitable. Written for the Christian Science Monitor
Original title: "shakeup", Keever's title: "Shake-up Seen for South Vietnam Armed Forces." Article draft written by Keever about President Nguyễn Văn Thiệu's government. Topics include the reorganization of the Army of the Republic of Vietnam (AVRN), the immanent shuffle of the cabinet and dismissal of Prime Minister Nguyễn Văn Lộc, the solidification of the President's position against his main internal rival Vice President Nguyễn Cao Kỳ, the rumored reassignment of General Cao Văn Viên, the commander of the South Vietnamese Army, and general anti-corruption drives in both civilian and military spheres. There is a postscript letter to Hank (Editor) asking for a renewal of the "London Edition" for Keever. Written for the Christian Science Monitor
Original title: "arvn", Keever's title: "Saigon Government Hikes its Armed Force Size." Article draft written by Keever concerning South Vietnamese President Nguyễn Văn Thiệu's increase of the Army of the Republic of Vietnam (AVRN) to 805,000 men in 1968 and its consequences on the already beleaguered civilian administration. The article includes a postscript message to Hank (Editor) about a future article on North Vietnamese Bombing. Written for the Christian Science Monitor
Original title: "westy", Keever's title: "Gen. Westmoreland Lacked Counterinsurgency Strategy and Machine." Keever's article draft about General Westmoreland's reassignment after counterinsurgency failures. He eventually went to serve as Army Chief of Staff. Written for the Christian Science Monitor
Original title: "offensive", Keever's title: "'Hemmed-In Feeling' Grips Khe Sanh", part five of a five part series about the mood, preparedness, strategy and significance of Khe Sahn, for the Christian Science Monitor
Original caption: "offensive. This is the last of a series on the mood, preparedness, strategy and significance of Khe Sanh." Article about Khe Sanh for the Christian Sceince Monitor
Original title: "strategy", Keever's title: "Communist Tanks and Trucks Detour Khe Sanh", part four of a five part series about the mood, preparedness, strategy and significance of Khe Sahn, for the Christian Science Monitor
Original title: "damage", Keever's title: "Battle Ruins in Hue Evoke Medieval Dark Ages", Article draft about damage to the city of Huế following fighting there, for the Christian Science Monitor
Original title: "defense", Keever's title: "Khe Sanh Likened to Cheese in a Mousetrap", Part three of a five part series about the mood, preparedness, strategy and significance of Khe Sahn, for the Christian Science Monitor
Original title: "siege", Keever's title: "Three-Demensional Siege Grips Khe Sanh", Part two of a five part series about the mood, preparedness, strategy and significance of Khe Sahn, for the Christian Science Monitor
Original title: "khe sahn", Keever's title: "Khe Sanh Marines Try to Cheat Death; Some Fail", Part one of a five part series about the mood, preparedness, strategy and significance of Khe Sahn, for the Christian Science Monitor
Original title: "pacify", Keever's title: "'Disasterous Defeat' for Allies Pacification Program Along DMZ by Communist Offensive", Article draft about the pacification program's failure to prevent the Tet Offensive and its massive setback during since the Offensive, for the Christian Science Monitor
Original title: "dmz", Keever's title: "Amidst pains over Talks, Frontline War along DMZ Escalates." Article draft about the increase of fighting along the North-South Vietnamese DMZ in contravention to US hopes at the ongoing Paris Peace Talks. Written for the Christian Science Monitor
Original title: "division." Article draft about the elite Hanoi-based 308th North Vietnamese Infantry Division being redeployed into South Vietnam. Written for the Christian Science Monitor
Original title: "cordon", Keever's title: "Biggest Number of Hanoi's Troops Surreder." Article draft about mass surrenders of North Vietnamese troops due to them being less trained and disciplined, for the Christian Science Monitor
Original title: "rocket", Keever's title: "Communist 'Phantom Rocketeers' Shell Saigon." Article draft about the use of USSR made rockets against Saigon. Written for the Christian Science Monitor
Original title: "Diversion", Keever's title: "'People-Sniffers', Electronic Sensors Seed 'Mc Namara Line' near Khe Sahn." Article draft about IEDs used by Communist forces around Khe Sahn and how the US and Allies deal with them, for the Christian Science Monitor
Original title: "Air", Keever's title: "A Moonscape of U.S. Bomb Craters Marks Khe Sahn." Article draft about American aerial and bombing operations in and around Khe Sahn. Written for the Christian Science Monitor
Original title: "Khe Sanh", Keever's title: "How Khe Sanh Became a Worldwide Headline - And a Peace-Talk Pawn." Article draft about the background of the Battle of Khe Sanh. Written for the Christian Science Monitor
Original Title"recruit", Keever's title: "Viet Cong seek to Organize and [?]" Article draft about Việt Cộng recruitment efforts as pressure on Việt Cộng positions in Saigon increases. Written for the Christian Science Monitor
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