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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1968
Page
7
The report notes Spiro Agnew openly airing campaign differences, a candor that could spill into public view. Nixon signals little fear, highlighting alignment with Agnew on most issues and confirming a shared outlook after long talks.
The article traces Spiro Agnew’s stance on civil rights and crime, noting his aggressive law and order position, past liberal measures as Baltimore County executive and governor, and how his blunt, sometimes flawed rhetoric affected the Nixon campaign. It highlights his push for discipline, family morals, and city crisis leadership, alongside gaffes that shaped voter perceptions.
Spiro T. Agnew pledged he would be as loyal a vice president as ever to a man and expressed gratitude to Richard Nixon for constant trust and understanding. He said Nixon showed restraint and confidence during heated campaign times despite Agnew's concerns over his own experience. He emphasized loyalty as vice president to Nixon.
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