Jose Santana

This is Jose Santana from Navajo, Connecticut, and you're listening to ThruLine from NPR.

That if I am right, then all the things they say won't matter in the end.

I think on this day many of us didn't realize just how important our movement was.

You go to a counter and sit down beside him.

You cause no violence.

You're friendly.

It sort of helps to project the idea that here sits beside me another human being.

I never have lived with them, and I'm not going to start now.

Historians will note this hour at the White House.

In a Rose Garden ceremony, a 58-year-old great-grandson of a slave is nominated by President Johnson to be a Supreme Court justice.

At almost midday eastern time, NBC News projected Richard Nixon, the 37th president of the United States.