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... Nixon of California . The Democratic nominees , Sen. Kennedy and Sen. Lyndon Baines Johnson of Texas , won an Electoral College majority although they carried fewer than half of the 50 states over the Republican team of Vice President Nixon ...
... Nixon of California . The Democratic nominees , Sen. Kennedy and Sen. Lyndon Baines Johnson of Texas , won an Electoral College majority although they carried fewer than half of the 50 states over the Republican team of Vice President Nixon ...
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... Nixon's name was placed in nomination by Gov. Mark O. Hatfield ( Ore . ) in a 288- word nominating speech , one of ... Nixon nomination from being unanimous . On motion of the Arizona delegation , Nixon was declared nominated by ...
... Nixon's name was placed in nomination by Gov. Mark O. Hatfield ( Ore . ) in a 288- word nominating speech , one of ... Nixon nomination from being unanimous . On motion of the Arizona delegation , Nixon was declared nominated by ...
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... Nixon , the Republican Presidential nominee , and Sen. John F. Kennedy , the Democratic nominee , introduced ... Nixon's entry into the debates was " the biggest single factor " in his defeat . After Ken- nedy's election he was asked if ...
... Nixon , the Republican Presidential nominee , and Sen. John F. Kennedy , the Democratic nominee , introduced ... Nixon's entry into the debates was " the biggest single factor " in his defeat . After Ken- nedy's election he was asked if ...
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