Ky Restricted to Advisory Role in South Vietnam
Walter Scott’s Personality Parade reports that Nguyen Cao Ky, former Prime Minister and Vice President, asked to return to active duty but Thieu denied full service. Ky remains at Tan Son Nhut in an advisory capacity, described as a leashed tiger amid the conflict.
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Charles Rolfe
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Nguyen Cao Ky
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
Tan Son Nhut
Parade magazine masthead with staff roles and editors
The Sunday newspaper magazine lists top executives and staff including Arthur H Motley chair, Daniel D Kinley president, Jess Gorkin publisher, editor at large Warren Reynolds, managing editor Lloyd Shearer, senior editor Campbell Geeslin, art director David Paley, and multiple editors and department heads across departments and bureaus. It names Washington bureau chief Lawrence Lariar and West Coast bureau staff Carroll Dunlap and Connecticut Walker among others.
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Arthur H. Motley
Daniel D. Kinley
Jess Gorkin
Warren J. Reynolds
Lloyd Shearer
Campbell Geeslin
David Paley
Anthony LA Rotonda
Josh Eppinger II
Linda Gutstein
Herbert Kupferberg
Martin B. Margulies
John G. Rogers
John N. Tierney
Robert L. Peterson
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