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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | This is a work of Alternate History by writer 037771 of AlternateHistory.com, author of Well Meet Again. The point of departure is the premature death of Leonard W. Hall in 1959, which opens the way for Nelson Rockefeller to compete with Vice President Richard Nixon to be the Republican Party's 1960 nominee for President of the United States. Rockefeller loses, but he does manage to land the VP slot under him. The Nixon/Rockefeller ticket manages to squeak out a victory against JFK and LBJ, setting the stage for what would become known in this timeline as the "Shrieking Sixties", altering history not just for the United States but for the whole world. |