NIGHT LIFE IN SAIGON.—A dancer and a law student performing before the Prime Minister of South Vietnam (Air Vice-Marshal Ky) and his wife at a party in Saigon. Parties are part of the social life of the city in spite of shaking caused by drops from nearby 852 bombers and sonic shock from artillery. Saigon night life has its curfew. Parties must cease at midnight or continue to 4 a.m. when the curfew is lifted.
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Press, Volume CVI, Issue 31306, 28 February 1967, Page 18
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75NIGHT LIFE IN SAIGON.—A dancer and a law student performing before the Prime Minister of South Vietnam (Air Vice-Marshal Ky) and his wife at a party in Saigon. Parties are part of the social life of the city in spite of shaking caused by drops from nearby 852 bombers and sonic shock from artillery. Saigon night life has its curfew. Parties must cease at midnight or continue to 4 a.m. when the curfew is lifted. Press, Volume CVI, Issue 31306, 28 February 1967, Page 18
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