00:00Madame Neu had been a guest for a week at the Bel Air estate of a wealthy California businessman.
00:05As she and her daughter Latouille left town today, the hotel where she stayed earlier reported she still owes over
00:10$1,000 on her bill.
00:16At the Los Angeles airport, Madame Neu paused to read a 10-minute farewell statement.
00:22She said she wanted to thank thousands of people who had expressed grief, sympathy, and indignation to her.
00:28Then she went on to say this.
00:30It was a speech written she would like to make.
00:32I have finally decided to go and join my children in Rome instead of bringing them here,
00:37for I feel physically stronger now to undertake the trip.
00:42I'm grieved that an American government to which the Ngo family and so many Vietnamese patriots have trusted to the
00:50end
00:51and have always been faithful and effective allies could have been the source of the Vietnamese tragedy.
00:57But it was reported that in death, President Ngo Dinh Diem's face was serene
01:04and that my husband had a slight smile, though his face was all streaked with blood.
01:13I think, therefore, that I cannot be less serene than they, and that I must consider their sacrifices and martyrdom.
01:23Judas has sold the price for 30 pieces of silver.
01:28She boarded the commercial jet airliner for the 12-hour flight to Copenhagen,
01:32where she will board another plane for the trip to Rome and the reunion with her three other children.
01:36She said she will return to the United States to continue to present her story.
01:41The final delay in her departure, the plane...
