Saigon banks and factories reopen to revive economy
The national bank of South Vietnam and 384 factories and other enterprises resume operations in Saigon to restore cash flow and food purchases. PRG signals aim to revive agriculture and industry while informers report domestic security strides. Thailand tightens refugee controls as Cambodia relations shift.
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Nessen outlines U S nuclear options in war
White House spokesman Ron Nessen said the United States retains an option to use strategic nuclear weapons, offering flexibility in response. He cited public statements from the past and declined to discuss whether President Ford would renounce first use. Defense Secretary Schlesinger said the option cannot be foreclosed and noted US tactical weapons in South Korea would only be used as a last resort.
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