Military denies censoring reports from Vietnam network
US military denies AFVN censorship claims after a probe found only a small percentage of contested items were restricted. The investigation said editorial selection guided by prudent judgment, not censorship, and that bans targeted information that could aid the enemy or offend the South Vietnamese government.
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Federal agents receive unaccredited wartime press cards
UPI reports two unnamed federal investigators identified as Howard Hethcox and William T. Tucker obtained and used press credentials to mingle with reporters in Vietnam. The MACV said the cards were issued in violation of policy and those involved were admonished. Credentials for both agents were later rescinded.
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