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Last of Marines Leave Dominican Republic
In Santo Domingo the last U.S. Marines depart as the Caribbean crisis winds down. About 12 000 regular U.S. troops and 70 Air troops remained earlier. casualties included 23 killed in action and 30 wounded since the April landing. Brig. Gen. Bruce Palmer receives honors. Camp Lejeune base prepares for return. Two suspects detained after a nearby bomb scare as Dominican factions vie for political control amid OAS mediation.
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Dominican Republic
Santo
Domingo
Domin
Feat’ Republic
Lejeune
N.C
U.S
United States
Caribbean
Dominican Repub
Dantte
Repuune
Ley Ape Pall
CNC
John B. Booker
Brazil
Costa Rica
Sarine Expeditionary Force
Honduras
Nicaragua
Y.S
Latin America
Legion of Merit
Bruce Palmer
Haiti
Dominican WS
Do. Republic
Minican Republic
Bouker
Camp Lejeune
Ship
Antonio’ Imbert Barrera
Moca
Imbert
Santo Domingo
Santiago
Lother