Spiro T Agnew
Events (17)
- October 18, 1972: Watergate a Fiction of the Liberal ‘Eastern Establishment Media,’ Nixon Aides Contend 1972-10-18
- April 10, 1973: Vice President Agnew Accused of Taking Illegal Campaign Contributions 1973-04-10
- April 17, 1973: Nixon Flirts with Idea of Resigning 1973-04-17
- October 10, 1973: Agnew Pleads No Contest to Tax Evasion Charges, Resigns as Vice President 1973-10-10
- October 12, 1973: Nixon Announces Gerald Ford as Vice President 1973-10-12
- August 26, 1974: Ford Pursues Media Leak of Coup Prevention Story 1974-08-26
- September 17, 1996: Agnew Dies; Republican Colleagues Praise Him as Courageous ‘Voice of the Silent Majority’ 1996-09-17
- September 30, 1996: Dole Campaign Using Agnew-Like Political Tactic, Says Columnist 1996-09-30
- October 6, 2003: Echoes of Agnew’s Anti-Media Rhetoric in Rumsfeld’s Speeches, Says Professor 2003-10-06
- December 20, 2005: Cheney: Watergate Eroded Power of President 2005-12-20
- 1969: ITT Negotiates with Nixon Aides to Avoid Antitrust Lawsuit
- 1970: Vice President Advises Universities to Treat Protesters Like Nazis or Klansmen
- Mid-1971: Nixon Tries to Replace Agnew with Connally
- 1980s: Nixon, Agnew Arrange Deal for Iraqi Uniforms
- 1981: Lawsuit Finds Agnew Accepted $147,500 in Bribes
- 1969-1971: Agnew Helps Create Modern Era of Attack Politics
- Mid-1971 and Beyond: Agnew Refuses to Resign from Vice Presidency