Ohio senator Stephen Young read William Watson's poem "The Woman with the Serpent's Tongue" in front of the Capitol building to protest this person's press tour of the United States.  
This person launched a campaign to "starve" taxi-dancers into "more useful jobs like teaching or nursing".  This woman allegedly introduced new laws so that her sister could divorce Etienne Oggeri.  This woman's elderly parents were killed by her brother while they were living in the DC suburbs in 1986.  Ohio senator Stephen Young read William Watson's poem "The Woman with the Serpent's Tongue" in front of the Capitol building to protest this person's press tour of the United States.  This woman once accused American troops of being "little soldiers of fortune".  Monique Brison Demery tracked this person down and interviewed her after a 20 year silence in the book Finding the (*) Dragon Lady.  This person once said, "if the Buddhists wish to have another barbecue, I will be glad to supply the gasoline and a match" in reaction to the men self-immolating against her government.  She commissioned a statue of the Trung Sisters modeled on her own face, and fell from power in a 1963 coup that assassinated her brother-in-law.  For 10 points, name this sister-in-law of South Vietnamese president Ngo Dinh Diem.
This person launched a campaign to "starve" taxi-dancers into "more useful jobs like teaching or nursing".  
Madame Ngo Dihn Nhu (or Tran Le Xuan)