Major shakeup hits Interior Dept with firings
Washington dispatched news reports that National Park Service Director George B. Hartzog Jr and Bureau of Reclamation Commissioner Ellis L. Armstrong were fired as part of a broad Interior Department purge ordered by President Nixon. Several top aides were expected to depart, including Solicitor Mitchell Melich, with resignations effective soon.
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LBJ donates Texas ranch to U.S. National Park Service
Former President Johnson donates his Texas Hill Country ranch home and 201.37 acres to the United States with his family to remain in the house. The gift funds a national interpretation plan while adding property near Pedernales River and Johnson City, expanding the Lyndon B Johnson National Historic Site.
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