[DOC] [TLE] John F. Kennedy's Announcement as Candidate for U.S. President ... [PAR] U.S. Senate Caucus Room, Washington, D.C.. January 2, 1960. I am announcing 
today my candidacy for the Presidency of the United States. The Presidency is... [DOC] [TLE] Remarks of Senator John F. Kennedy Announcing His Candidacy ... [PAR] I am announcing today my candidacy for the Presidency of the United States. ... of 
the United States - Senate Caucus Room, Washington, DC," January 2, 1960. [DOC] [TLE] John F. Kennedy Announces Run for Presidency ~ January 2, 1960 ... [PAR] Jan 2, 2012 ... John F. Kennedy Announces Run for Presidency ~ January 2, 1960 ... a run by 
Texas Senator Lyndon Baines Johnson who he later chose as... [DOC] [TLE] Timeline of the presidency of John F. Kennedy - Wikipedia [PAR] The following is a timeline of the presidency of John F. Kennedy, also known as 
the Kennedy ... This timeline begins on January 2, 1960, the date when then 
Senator John F. ... announces his intention to run for the Presidency of the United 
States. .... He announces the release of two surviving USAF crewman by the 
Soviet... [DOC] [TLE] Statement of Senator John F. Kennedy Announcing Candidacy for ... [PAR] Statement of Senator John F. Kennedy Announcing Candidacy for President of 
the United States January 2, 1960. Statement of Senator .... Statement in which 
John F. Kennedy announced that he will run for President of the United States. [DOC] [TLE] Dead Presidents Daily: January 2, 1960: John F. Kennedy ... [PAR] Jan 2, 2007 ... On January 2, 1960, Sen. Kennedy, speaking in the US Senate Caucus Room, 
made a short speech announced that he was running for... [DOC] [TLE] JFK Announces He Will Run - January 2, 1960 - Past Daily [PAR] Jan 2, 2015 ... or click on the link here for Audio Player  Sen. John F. Kennedy Announces run 
for Presidency  January 2, 1960  Gordon Skene Sound... [DOC] [TLE] JFK's 1960 CampaignPrimaries & Fall Election | The Pop History Dig [PAR] Jul 19, 2014 ... After three years of running unofficially for president, JFK made it official on 
January 2nd, 1960, announcing his candidacy for ... He specifically mentioned 
senators Lyndon Johnson of Texas and Stuart Symington of Missouri... [DOC] [TLE] John F. Kennedy - U.S. Presidents - HISTORY.com [PAR] John F. Kennedy's progressive agenda during the 1960s inspired a new 
generation ... hero into a successful run for Congress in 1946 and for the Senate 
in 1952. ... got off to a rocky start when he refused to condemn Senator Joseph 
McCarthy, ... in 1956, Kennedy announced his candidacy for president on 
January 2, 1960. [DOC] [TLE] 1960 Presidential Election Chronology - David Pietrusza [PAR] 1960 Election Chronology November 25, 1956  JFK decides to run. ... July 14, 
1959  Minnesota's Senator Eugene McCarthy ... January 2, 1960  John F. 
Kennedy announces his ... endorse Nixon, says he will wait until the July 
convention. [DOC] [TLE] THE NATION - In Tough Campaigns, the Tough Start Early ... [PAR] Nov 15, 1987 ... John F. Kennedy waited until Jan. 2, 1960, to make formal his intentions. Lyndon 
B. Johnson, the Senate majority leader, runner-up to the Senator ... formally 
announced that he was running for President of the United States. [DOC] [TLE] This Day In History  January 2, 1960: John F. Kennedy Announces ... [PAR] January 2, 1960: John F. Kennedy Announces He'll Run for President On this day 
in 1960, Senator John F. Kennedy announced his intention to run for... [DOC] [TLE] Historypin | Mapping JFK's 1960 Campaign [PAR] Oct 23, 2015 ... Senator John F. Kennedy announced his candidacy for President of the United 
States on January 2, 1960 in the Senate Caucus Room. ... Were you there when 
he stumped in West Virginia, winning over ... JFK's 1960 campaign became the 
first modern campaign and many campaigns today are run similarly. [DOC] [TLE] JFK announces historic run for president, January 2, 1960 - Irish ... [PAR] Jan 2, 2010 ... Senator Kennedy said, "The Presidency is the most

Question: This senator announced he was running for the presidency January 2, 1960
Answer: John F. Kennedy