Anger at U.S. felt throughout Saigon
In Saigon a rising anti-American mood dominates editorials speeches and private comments amid the North Vietnamese offensive and a swift refugee influx. Officials fear violence as U.S. aid and support shrink and trust erodes, with some saying Americans feel abandoned by Saigon.
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Reds claim return to normal in liberated Hue
Viet Cong officials said life is returning to normal in liberated areas of South Vietnam including Hue after its occupation last week. They cited new provincial officials, reopened shops, resumed business, and refugees returning home under Communist authority amid reports of reprisals.
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Hanoi weighs two options after Da Nang victory
UPI reports analysts see North Vietnam either mopping up Da Nang coastal enclaves or pushing toward Saigon before the rainy season. A Pentagon general cited the coast as easier, while another suggested a Saigon push, noting North Vietnamese divisions and supply lines would delay such an attack.
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