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Kennedy, John F.--(John Fitzgerald),--1917-1963, United States--Politics and government--1961-1963.
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1988
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E842.J63 1988eb
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Kennedy, John F.--(John Fitzgerald),--1917-1963, United States--Politics and government--1961-1963.
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John F. Kennedy Person, Policy, Presidency
Edited by J. Richard Snyder
A Scholarly Resources Imprint WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
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The paper used in this publication meets the minimum requirements of the American National Standard for permanence of paper for printed library materials, Z39.48, 1984.
1988 Scholarly Resources Inc. All rights reserved First published 1988 Printed and bound in the United States of America
Scholarly Resources Inc. 104 Greenhill Avenue Wilmington, Delaware 19805-1897
Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data John F. Kennedy : person, policy, presidency / J. Richard Snyder, editor. p. cm. Includes index. ISBN 0-8420-2297-X : $29.95. 1. Kennedy, John F. (John Fitzgerald), 19171963. 2. United StatesPolitics and government19611963. I. Snyder, J. Rich ard (John Richard), 1937 E842.J63 1988 87-34033 973.9220924dc19 CIP
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"Interview with Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr." Copyright 1987 by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.
"Kennedy and the New Generation." Copyright 1987 by William E. Leuchtenburg.
"Kennedy: Myth and History." Copyright 1987 by Bruce Mazlish.
"Kennedy and the Regeneration of America." Copyright 1988 by Scholarly Resources Inc.
"The Kennedy-Television Alliance." Copyright 1987 by Mary Ann Watson.
"The Kennedy Era: A Retrospective View of the Opposition Party." Copyright 1987 by Presidential Studies Quarterly. Reprinted by permission.
"Kennedy and the Civil Rights Movement." Copyright 1987 by William H. Chafe.
"The Impact of Civil Rights Issues on Government Benefits for the Poor during the Kennedy Administration." Copyright 1987 by Ardith L. Maney.
"Kennedy and the Congressional Elections of 1962." Copyright 1987 by Philip A. Grant, Jr.
"Kennedy, the Jewish Community, and Israel." Copyright 1983 by the Australian and New Zealand American Studies Association. Reprinted by permission.
"Kennedy, the World Economy, and the Decline of America." Copyright 1987 by Allen J. Matusow.
"John F. Kennedy and the World." Copyright 1978 by the Virginia Quarterly Review. Reprinted by permission.
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Contents
Introduction
ix
Acknowledgments
xv
About the Contributors
xvii
Interview with Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.
1
Kennedy and the New Generation
William E. Leuchtenburg
11
Kennedy: Myth and History
Bruce Mazlish
25
Kennedy and the Regeneration of America
Peter Charles Hoffer
35
The Kennedy-Television Alliance
Mary Ann Watson
45
The Kennedy Era: A Retrospective View of the Opposition Party
Henry Z. Scheele
55
Kennedy and the Civil Rights Movement
William H. Chafe
65
The Impact of Civil Rights Issues on Government Benefits for the Poor during the Kennedy Administration
Ardith L. Maney
75
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Kennedy and the Congressional Elections of 1962
Philip A. Grant, Jr.
85
Kennedy, the Jewish Community, and Israel
Ian J. Bickerton
97
Kennedy, the World Economy, and the Decline of America
Allen J. Matusow
111
John F. Kennedy and the World
Thomas G. Paterson
123
Index
139
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Introduction
A generation after John F. Kennedy was inaugurated president of the United States, historians continue to try to make sense out of his presidency. It is characteristic of this effort that it is unfinished, for no history written is ever complete. Indeed, Nobel Prize physicist Richard Feynman, in expressing skepticism about the usefulness of the social sciences, noted that he was acutely aware and frustrated by the difficulty he had as a natural scientist in really knowing anything. As William Chafe has remarked, "historians are more properly described as poets and dramatists than as social scientists." For each, truth becomes a matter of the heart and mind, changing from era to era, fluctuating from writer to writer.
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