Spiro Agnew

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  • Guide Note:

    Spiro Agnew was the 39th Vice-President of the United States. Agnew is known for his quick ascension through the political ranks, going from Baltimore County Executive, to Governor of Maryland, to Richard Nixon's Vice-President in just six years. Agnew had aspiration to become the 40th President, before a tax scandal derailed his political career.
  • Fast Facts:

    1. Born: November 9, 1918
    2. Political Party: Republican
    3. Administration: 1969-1973
    4. President: Richard Nixon
    5. Succeeded by: Gerald Ford
    6. Secretary(ies) of State: William P. Rogers
    7. Spouse: Judy Agnew
    8. Occupation: Lawyer, Governor of Maryland
    9. Died:September 17, 1996

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  • Resignation

    On October 10, 1973 Agnew resigned from his office as Vice-President, after pleading no contest to charges of tax evasion and money laundering. As a result of his resignation and the 24th Amendment, House Majority Leader Gerald Ford succeeded Agnew as Vice-President.
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