Nixon vows largest White House staff cuts in history
President Nixon pledges sweeping personnel reductions focused on the White House as executive office staffing has more than doubled since 1969. Reports show the executive office rose from 1,748 to 3,562 with OEO adding about 2,300 workers, while overall civilian federal employees slightly declined.
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Third survivor to be released from Tucumcari plane crash
A third survivor of the Sunday night plane crash near Tucumcari, New Mexico, is to be dismissed today from an Amarillo hospital. Five coworkers and two pilots died. six people survived, including two more survivors still hospitalized in serious condition.
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