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Unpublished. From left: Jackie Kennedy, turned to someone behind her; President Dwight Eisenhower; President-Elect Kennedy; and on the right, Vice-President-Elect Lyndon Johnson and outgoing VP Richard Nixon, January 1961. Two months earlier, Nixon and Henry Cabot Lodge lost one of the closest elections of the 20th century to Kennedy and LBJ.
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