Nixon Returns To White House To Push Domestic Aids
President Nixon heads back to Washington to push the family assistance program and domestic legislation. He plans to review his proposals, address labor unions on Labor Day, and monitor the Vietnam and Middle East situations with no plans for a new Security Council meeting.
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New York City Police Chief Quits After Turbulent Years
Howard R. Leary resigns as New York City police commissioner effective Oct. 1 to enter private business in the city. Mayor John V. Lindsay calls him one of the giants in the department and had hoped to reappoint him next February. Leary, 59, declined comment.
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Separation confirmed for Veep's son and wife
Ann Herbert, mother of Ann Agnew, says the 24 year old son James Rand Agnew and his wife have lived apart since March. Vice President Agnew, vacationing in Ocean City, not available for comment. Their three year old daughter Michelle Anne remains a shared grandchild.
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