Second campaign debate Nixon-Kennedy (1960)
1960 · Television · 32 min
Synopsis
On Friday, October 7, 1960 Vice President Nixon and Senator John F. Kennedy are interviewed for a second time by a panel of four newsmen on a variety of topics. Frank McGee of NBC is moderator.
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- Running time
- 32 minutes
- Collection
- 1960s Classic TV, Classic TV
Subjects on the Internet Archive
- CBS
- 1960's Television
- Live Television
- Kinescope
- 1960
- Kennedy
- Nixon
- Campaign Debate
Reviews on the Internet Archive
★★★★★ · Talk isn't cheap · 1StepBeyond · 2009-07-24
Kennedy made reference to the need for the president to demonstrate moral leadership. Something fell apart with Clinton. Both candidates thought Cuba was lost but not forever. Nixon stressed the private sector's role for economic recovery, closely tied to reduction of taxes. Here, here!! Civil rights was accepted by both as necessary. Neither one had it over the other in this issue.