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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1966

Page

16

U S Begins Dominican Withdrawal

The first units of the U S armed forces pulled out of the Dominican Republic at noon Tuesday ending an 18 month mission. The Verde County LST carried 96 men from the 1st Battalion 320th Artillery plus Jeeps and trucks to Fort Bragg North Carolina. Another 45 men departed by air. The pullout marks the start of the 8000 strong inter American peace force’s evacuation with completion expected within three months.

Santo Domingo Dominican Republic Carolina U.S Verde County 320Th Artillery Ft. Bragg N.C 82Nd Airborne Division Caribbean Haina Dominican Naval Base U.S. 6Th Marine Arturo Alves da Silva Braga Brazil inter-American Peace Force America

U.S. Military Strength Climbs to Over 3 Million

The Defense Department reports total active duty and reserve personnel at 3,057,360 as of May 31, up 53,000 from April. The count includes about 265,000 troops in Vietnam and lists manpower by service: Army 1,184,527 Navy 742,134 Marines 254,964 Air Force 875,735, with year-ago figures in parentheses.

Washingtona Army Navy Marines Air Force

Baby sea lion learns to swim at Washington zoo

Loo-Seal, a 29 day old sea lion born May 31 at the National Zoological Park, was taught to swim by keeper Dr. Clinton W. Gray and staff after living on a bottle. Visitors watched as the pup, raised by humans, flapped its flippers and swam about four feet in a pool loaned by a hippopotamus couple.

Loo-Seal National Zoological Park Washington, D.C Jan Davis Washington Loo Seal Joe Smith Arusha Clinton W. Gray Zoo

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