Spiro Theodore Agnew

Background

Agnew, Spiro Theodore was born on November 9, 1918 in Baltimore. Son of Theodore S. and Margaret (Akers) Agnew.

Education

Student, Johns Hopkins University. Bachelor of Laws, University Baltimore, 1947. Doctor of Laws(honorary), University Maryland.

Doctor of Laws(honorary), Morgan State College. Doctor of Laws(honorary), Ohio State University. Doctor of Laws(honorary), Loyola University.

Doctor of Laws(honorary), University Baltimore. Doctor of Laws(honorary), Drexel University.

Career

Law school instructor University Baltimore, 1947-1950. Former claims adjuster Lumbermens Mutual Casualty Company. Then personnel director Schreiber Food Stores.

Formerly engaged private practive law Baltimore and Baltimore County. Then member firm Karl F. Steinmann. Chairman Baltimore County Board of Appeals, 1958-1961.

Executive Baltimore County, 1962-1966. Governor of Maryland, 1967-1969. Vice president served under President Richard Nixon United States, 1969-1973.

Resigned, 1973

Chairman transportation committee National Association Counties, 1963.

Achievements

• Spiro Theodore Agnew has been listed as a noteworthy Vice President of the United States by Marquis Who's Who.

Works

• book

  • The Canfield decision

    (This book is about a Vice President who was "destroyed by...)

  • The Canfield Decision

• Other Work

  • The Canfield Decision 1976, Go Quietly. Or Else 1980.

Membership

Officer Army of the United States, 1941-1945, 51. Member Maryland., Baltimore County bar associations.

• Maryland

• Baltimore County bar associations

Connections

Married Elinor Isabel Judefind, May 27, 1942. Children: James Rand, Pamela Lee, Susan Scott, Elinor Kimberly.

Father:

Theodore S. Agnew

Mother:

Margaret (Akers) Agnew

Spouse:

Elinor Isabel Judefind

child:

Susan Scott Agnew

child:

James Rand Agnew

child:

Elinor Kimberly Agnew

child:

Pamela Lee Agnew