The Philadelphia Inquirer : The War in Vietnam : An Inquirer Special Report (March 6, 7, 8, 9, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17) (10 issues)

Philadelphia Inquirer; Joseph C. Goulden

Philadelphia Inquirer, 1967

(Complete in 10 parts) 10 original Newspapers of the Philadelphia Inquirer's coverage of the war in Vietnam.  Creased at folds.  A few of the papers (March 16-17) have some loss at the edges, dipping into the text. Sold with all faults.  

Visually quite interesting.  Color images of the war in Vietnam.  Red China's Prestige Hangs on Outcome of War; Vietnam - Bloody Battleground for 20 Centuries; Dienbienphu Ended French Dreams of Empire; Mysterious Ho Chi Minh: Master at Organization; U.S. Hitched Star to Diem, Began Military Buildup; Red 'Overreached,' and U.S. Answered Challenge; Awesome Air Power is Mixed Blessing for U.S.; American Presses 'The Other War in Vietnam'; Saigan's 'Swining-Door' Regimes Confound U.S.; Drive for Vietnamese Peace Talks Hit Stone Wall.