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South Vietnam / North Vietnam Offensive #481730

NBC Evening News for Friday, Mar 14, 1975
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(Studio) In South Vietnam, North Vietnam claims it's controlling provincial capital Ban Me Thuot. Communist forces overrun more government positions near Tay Ninh city; Pleiku also comes under fire.
REPORTER: John Chancellor

(Pleiku, South Vietnam) South Vietnam forces hitting back at Communists with greater strength. At least 20 foreigners, mostly Americans, trapped in Ban Me Thuot. South Vietnam troops seem to make headway against Communists in Tay Ninh.
REPORTER: David Cohler

(Studio) North Vietnam,in letter to Senator Edward Kennedy, say they have information about American MIAs; White House calls North Vietnam action violation of peace accord.
REPORTER: John Chancellor

Reporter(s):
Chancellor, John;
Cohler, David
Duration:
00:02:20

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