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16 October, 16:42

How did television affect the 1960 presidential cadidate

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    The results from the debate were mixed. The majority of the people that listened to the debates on the radio tended to think that the candidates were evenly matched. Contrary to this opinion, the majority of people that watched the televised debates leaned more towards John F. Kennedy.
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