1960 WISCONSIN PRIMARY: JOHN F. KENNEDY/HUBERT HUMPHREY BEHIND THE SCENES

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1960 WISCONSIN PRIMARYJOHN F. KENNEDY/HUBERT H. HUMPHREYBEHIND THE SCENESYou are bidding on a DVD of Behind the Scenes of the 1960 Wisconsin Democratic Primary between John F. Kennedy and Hubert H. Humphrey.It's the tail end of winter in 1960. U.S. Senators Hubert Humphrey and John Kennedy seek the Democratic Party's nomination for President. Wisconsin's primary - one of the few direct primaries at the time - is on April 5. We see both candidates on the road; it's retail politics, shaking hands, signing autographs, smiling. We hear part of a standard stump speech from Kennedy; we watch Humphrey talk to farmers in a rural hall. Kennedy is favored. We see his wife, his brother Robert briefly, and on election night his sisters Pat and Eunice. Jacqueline speaks a few words of Polish at a Milwaukee rally. The returns come in; it's on to Indiana and West Virginia. Kennedy won the Primary and later the Presidency.This is a (SCARCE) program to find. This would be an excellent addition to your library of Political Video memorabilia.The DVD comes in a jewel case and is professionally labeled.Buyer pays $2.95 S/H postage. The DVD will be mailed in a bubble cushioned envelope. If you have purchased from me in the past you know the quality of my items
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