THE VIETNAM GUARDIAN, Saigon, Dec. 17, 1970  Above the masthead is: "The Largest Circulation In Vietnam".
As the title suggests, there is considerable coverage of the war. This is from the height of the protests in America over its involvement in the war.
Six pages, folio size, good condition.

Background: The Vietnam Guardian issue from December 17, 1970, holds substantial historical and collectible value as a scarce primary source printed in English directly out of Saigon during the height of the Vietnam War and the controversial American "Vietnamization" drawdowns. English-language daily newspapers published in South Vietnam during this era—especially six-page, folio-sized issues surviving in good condition—are notably rare today, as most were printed on high-acid newsprint meant for immediate consumption by foreign correspondents, diplomats, and military personnel rather than long-term preservation. Beyond its physical scarcity, the issue provides an unfiltered look into the contemporary military and geopolitical narrative of late 1970, capturing local Saigon perspectives alongside reporting on the escalating anti-war protest movement sweeping through America, making it a highly compelling snapshot of wartime journalism and foreign press operations.