Agnew’s Political Pivot From Democrat to Nixon Ally
Maryland Governor Spiro Agnew has shifted from liberal Democrat to conservative Republican in recent months. He moved from backing Rockefeller to leaning toward Nixon, while denying political ambition beyond his governor’s term and blaming leftward shifts on others.
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Agnew’s Early Career and Family Ties Highlight Maryland Roots
The article notes Agnew as a practicing attorney turned Baltimore County executive. It details his wartime Army service, switch from Democrat to Republican after 1946, and his marriage to Eleanore Isobel Judefind in 1942. They have four children, including Randy, then serving in Vietnam.
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Judy” Judefind
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Negro Actors Grow in Number
Hollywood trade writer Gene Handsaker notes growing Negro presence in show business. Diahann Carroll leads Julia for fall TV. Soul marks network TV's first all Negro variety special. Julian Mayfield, 40, transitions from writer to actor in Up Tight after varied work, argues Black progress remains limited by craft union barriers.
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Nipsey Russell
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Dassin
Julian Mayfield
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