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VP who became President?
Lyndon Baines Johnson
Who became vice president when Kennedy was killed?
When Kennedy's VP, Lyndon B. Johnson, became president for a time he had no VP.Upon Johnson's being elected in his own right, Hubert Humphrey became his VP.
What VP took over when JFK died?
Lyndon B Johnson was the successor of President John F Kennedy.
Why did voters choose Lyndon B. Johnson?
As VP he became president automatically following the assassination of JFK.
Who was JFK VP?
Lyndon B. Johnson
Who did Lyndon Johnson appoint as VP when Kennedy died?
No-one. The post became vacant when the then vice president, Lyndon B. Johnson, was sworn in as president the day after the assassination of Kennedy. The post was left vacant until the inauguration of Johnson 14 months later. Then, in January 1965, Hubert Humphrey became vice president.
Who was the Vice President after Richard Nixon?
After Nixon resigned, VP Ford moved up to president and Nelson Rockefeller was made VP.
Who was the most recent vice presidend to leave office early?
Spiro Agnew was the only VP to resign before he completed his term. You might say that Lyndon Johnson left his VP office early when he became president.
Why was lyndon chosen as VP?
Lyndon Johnson was chosen as the vice president to John F. Kennedy because of his age and because he was from Texas.
Last president without a VP?
That would be Lyndon Johnson in his first term. Of course he had a VP in his second term. Chester Arthur was the last one to never have a VP.
Who is the Vice President of the US starting with the letter l?
Levi Morton (VP to President Benjamin Harrison) Lyndon B. Johnson (VP to President John F. Kennedy)
What was the surname shared by two us presidents who took office as a result or assassinations?
The surname shared by two US Presidents who took office as a result of assassinations is Johnson. Andrew Johnson became President following the assassination of Abraham Lincoln in 1865, and Lyndon B. Johnson took office after the assassination of John F. Kennedy in 1963.
