May saw the death of a retired U.S. Supreme Court justice who came the high court as a Republican but became a favorite among ...

as the debate with a younger “cool” and well-tanned Kennedy ready for the television age contrasted with what the public saw of Nixon: a five-o’clock shadow, beads of sweat and eyes not ...

Kennedy and Richard Nixon engaged in the first televised presidential debate. Previously ... while Nixon was sweating profusely and “looked like death.” I found myself in a similar experience ...

But the debate between Roosevelt and Smith certainly proved crucial for all elections to follow. Come 1960, the actual presidential nominees, John F. Kennedy and Richard Nixon, appeared on television.

It was the first televised debate. And Kennedy looked like a game show host, and Nixon just looked like a sweat hog. He was matching [the backdrop], he was sweating, and his beard was coming in.

The parallels between the Kennedy-Nixon debate of 1960 and the Harris-Trump ... His apparent aversion to the camera and visible sweating gave the impression that he’d rather have been anywhere ...

The Democrat Kennedy and the Republican Nixon would debate one-on-one ... The 650-watt spotlights and studio lights caused Nixon to sweat profusely — defeating the purpose of Lazy Shave that ...

Hulton Archive/Getty Images The first nationally televised debate in history featured John Kennedy and Richard Nixon. The visuals did not play in Nixon's favor, as he was seen sweating and looking ...

Kennedy take part in a televised debate during their presidential ... The visuals did not play in Nixon's favor, as he was seen sweating and looking pale after previously being hospitalized ...