Dominican withdrawal halves Marine force as troops pull back
U S Marines in Santo Domingo begin a major drawdown with 2 000 more marines leaving to ships and checkpoints handed to U S military police. Johnson says communist threat remains but less active, with 14 200 paratroopers and 1 700 marines left, while OAS forces integrate with Latin troops. Separately cashiers vanish delaying payroll payments as U S and OAS pursue a trustee regime plan amid tensions.
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