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PHOTO: EAST NEWS/AFP
Nguyen Viet Chop makes tea for a visitor with leaves he keeps in a Coca-cola can, an obvious American icon in his quintessentially traditional Vietnamese home in An Doai village, 06 May. Chop, 70, captured Douglas "Pete" Peterson, then a US Air Force pilot who was downed during the American's 67th bombing mission on the night of 09 September, 1966. Peterson, who was recently nominated as the first US ambassador to Vietnam since the end of the Vietnam War in 1975, is due to arrive in Hanoi 09 May.
SEE STORY SLUGGED: VIETNAM-US
Minimum price 50PLN
1997-05-06
EAST NEWS
AFP
HOANG DINH NAM
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