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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1973

Page

4

Resignation of Vice President and Enclosed Document

The statement declares today’s resignation from the Office of Vice President of the United States. It notes that a copy of the batrumant of mysignation 4 is enclosed. The wording appears formal and includes a referenced document with unclear terms.

United States Cheveley Agneéw

Agnew resigns as vice president after plea deal and fine

Vice President Spiro T. Agnew pleads guilty to tax underreporting tied to 1987 income and receives 40,000 fine and three years probation. Judge Hoffman notes the plea equals a guilty plea, while President Nixon and aides react with condolences as the resignation triggers constitutional succession and public fallout.

Hoffman Agnew Noffman Elliot I. Richardson SRS Nixon Ted White House Dan Evans Washington National Governors Conference

Agnew Resignation Sends Shock Through Capitol

Vice President Agnew's resignation shocks Congress and the nation as Nixon must quickly name a successor. Senate leaders halt schedule to allow consideration, while House Speaker Albert pledges swift action. A seven member Senate committee may probe nominees, and reactions dilute party lines as lawmakers weigh constitutional succession and 1976 politics.

Congress Carl Albert of Okathoma Albert Agnew Los Angeles John C. Calhoun Senate South Carolina Washington Capitol Ifill Nixon Mike Mattsfield House Carl Albert James Abourezk Abourezk George McGovern Sen Milton Young

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