Johnson museum gains LBJ ranch land donations
Interior Secretary Morton announced the National Park Service will interpret the life of Lyndon B. Johnson at his Texas ranch and other sites. The donation includes 201.37 acres, a four mile Pedernales River stretch, a Johnson City log cabin, and a one room school Johnson attended. The LBJ National Historic Site opened in 1970 and has drawn 668,000 visitors.
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Interior shakeup on top Interior shakeup on top
In a shakeup at the Interior Department Morton accepts the resignation of National Park Service director George B. Hartzog. Six additional presidential appointees are reportedly set for removal including Hollis Dole James Smith Harrison Loesch Mitchell Melich Louis Bruce and John Crow. The move follows disciplinary action over the Indian affairs during the occupation of the BIA building last month. No successor named for Hartzog yet.
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Boggs Disappearance Prompts House Seat Vacancy Plan
Democratic leaders move to declare Hale Boggs seat vacant after his disappearance with Nick Begich and two others in Alaska. A resolution will be introduced after Congress reconvenes to authorize a special election to fill the Louisiana Democrat's vacant seat.
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