World leaders aging as Kennedy era nears end
AP analyst James Marlow notes Kennedy would be 54 in 1969 with most major leaders older or likely out of power. Khrushchev Macmillan and Mao age 67 63 and 60 now, Adenauer 85, while others like Salazar Nehru de Gaulle Tito Franco face pressure and potential upheaval over eight years.
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