Vietnamese leader details a grim fate after Viet Nam coup
Dr Chuong addressing 600 at Chapman College warned American aid fuels the cold war and urged a just, strong government in South Vietnam. He recalled Ngo Dinh Diem's fall, said Vietnamese must fight for respect, and discussed America's role and potential leadership in a provisional South Vietnamese government. The former ambassador planned a Fresno talk after a stopover in Anaheim.
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Vietnamese Go Dancing in Saigon Amid Morality Laws
In Saigon the nightclubs opened at noon Sunday as crowds danced the twist and tango defying Madame Ngo Dinh Nhu’s morality crackdown. The celebrations marked the fall of President Ngo Dinh Diem and a rejection of 1962 era bans on beauty contests dancing cockfights and boxing.
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Junta Plans Regime Ends in Bloodshed Near Saigon
Report notes Ngo Dinh Nha and Diem era figures killed during a truce. Bodies moved from a church and hospital, with photos showing one leader's bloodied body and another shot in the head, amid claims of stabbing and beatings. Soldiers and officials give conflicting details.
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