Kennedy and Nixon Meet in Televised Debate

 
Sept. 27, 1960
 

Sept. 27, 1960: While we at the Daily Mirror HQ were busy with The Times bombing, look who had a presidential debate: Sen. John F. Kennedy (D-Mass.) and Vice President Richard Nixon. If you’re of the right vintage, you probably remember watching the debates on television.

On the jump, viewers express their opinions of Kennedy and Nixon. And, frankly, it’s nice to see that The Times surveyed a variety of people – white Republicans in South Pasadena, African American Democrats in Watts  and Latinos in East L.A. – to get a cross-section of the city.

  Sept. 27, 1960, Debate

 

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1 Response to Kennedy and Nixon Meet in Televised Debate

  1. jeff p's avatar jeff p says:

    I hope you now have time to get the Mirror front pages back………since the paper only has about a year-and-a-quarter left……..

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