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24 Oct 1966, Tagaytay, Philippines --- While their husbands occupied themselves at a summit meeting on the war in Viet Nam, these ladies kept busy touring and meeting with natives. Here at the lovely Taal Vista Lodge, the ladies stop to admire Filipino embroidery work. They are standing at back, left to right: Mrs. Nguyen Cao Ky, Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson, and Mrs. Ferdinand Marcos. --- Image by © Bettmann/CORBIS
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President Nixon's Western White House http://www.latimes.com/local/la-me-president-richard-nixon-western-white-ho-017-photo.html President Richard Nixon and first lady Pat Nixon welcome South Vietnam's President Thieu Van Nguyen and his wife in 1973. Charles Tasnadi / Associated Press
President Richard Nixon and South Vietnamese President Nguyen Van Thieu wear big smiles as Nixon welcomes Thieu to the Western White House in San Clemente, Calif., April 2, 1973. At left is the South Vietnamese president's wife, Nguy?n Th? Mai Anh. The two leaders will hold two days of meetings. (AP Photo)
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Madame Thieu A very charming lady, she had very good intentions, one of my favorite picture of Madame Thieu that I took myself. https://www.flickr.com/photos/vidanusa/7465108138/in/album-72157630338757300/
Corner stone laying. More members of Madame Thieu's association. https://www.flickr.com/photos/vidanusa/7465108650/in/album-72157630338757300/
Madame Thieu Of course she is the center of attention, a beatyful and charming lady. I'm not sure who she is talk to here, for some reason I think the minister of health. https://www.flickr.com/photos/vidanusa/7465109402/in/album-72157630338757300/
Madame Thieu I believe she had good intentions, did what she could in the time she lived in. For ever made me realize that power and the things that go on both international and at home. Things have many sides and stories, often not what the news explains. I would say Madame Thieu was a very progressive women and First Lady, of course she suffered a sad future with the fall of South Vietnam. I'm sure she consecrated on her family. Remember this was 1971, Vietnam at war with America losses at 300 men a week, it was the center of the world for news 5 days or more each week. I believe a little frank history about many things is a good thing, it was about human beings, about people's lives, often doing their best in what was hard times. Frankly I know few americans have a clue about these things. I know no one else had the same long and varied experience I got to lived through. It would be wrong to leave this world with the history I have and not share it with what it was in my life. This is why I do my book the way I do it with only my owen efforts, my memories, as truthful and untouched by what people might want it to be, I had no corruption in my life, not because I'm some great person, but because Vietnam became very important to me. Many human beings struggle to do the best they could under hard circumstance, many stories of their life is not known. https://www.flickr.com/photos/vidanusa/7465108350/in/album-72157630338757300/
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11 Mar 1970, Saigon, South Vietnam --- Vietnam's first lady, Mme. Nguyen Van Thieu, fidgets with a notebook as she discusses the contrast between herself and the one time first lady of Vietnam, Mme, Ngo Dinh Nhu. Mme. Thieu says she does not advise her husband on affairs of state. "His interest in politics and mine is social welfare, I can help him most this way," she says. --- Image by © Bettmann/CORBIS
11 Mar 1970, Saigon, South Vietnam --- Vietnam's first lady, Mme. Nguyen Van Thieu, fidgets with a notebook as she discusses the contrast between herself and the one time first lady of Vietnam, Mme, Ngo Dinh Nhu. Mme. Thieu says she does not advise her husband on affairs of state. "His interest in politics and mine is social welfare, I can help him most this way," she says. --- Image by © Bettmann/CORBIS
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