ronald reagan was the oldest serving president of the united states when inaugurated.
ronald reagan was the oldest serving president of the united states when inaugurated.
who was the oldest serving president of the united states when inaugurated?
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bullet::::- he was the 36th president of the united states in "" (an essay in "what ifs? of american history") by robert l. o'connell. as speaker of the united states house of representatives, mccormack succeeded john f. kennedy following a nuclear strike on washington d.c. on saturday, october 27, 1962 as the cuban missile crisis escalated into the two days' war. a russian ss-4 (r-12 dvina) irbm (launched from cuba) detonated above the lincoln memorial, leveling much of the surrounding area, including the white house, taking with it kennedy, vice president lyndon b. johnson, and the rest of the national command authority. at nearly 71 upon assuming office, mccormack became the oldest serving president. falling into ill health following his admirable handling of the crises that followed the war, he did not contest the 1964 presidential election, and was succeeded by the republican victor richard nixon, who became the 37th president.
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