For 10 points, name this election in which Richard Nixon was defeated by John F. Kennedy.
One candidate in this election pledged to campaign in all 50 states despite injuring his knee on a car door. 15 electoral votes were won in this election by the coiner of the term "massive resistance," senator Harry F. Byrd, and the losing vice presidential candidate in this election was Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. After refusing (*) makeup, the losing candidate in this election appeared sick and sweaty in the first televised presidential debates. The winner of this election would be assassinated three years later by Lee Harvey Oswald. For 10 points, name this election in which Richard Nixon was defeated by John F. Kennedy.
One candidate in this election pledged to campaign in all 50 states despite injuring his knee on a car door.
1960 United States presidential election