Kennedy Faces Early Tests Three Years After Victory
Kennedy contends with domestic and foreign policy strains three years after his 1960 election. The piece notes his fragile mandate, ongoing debates with Congress, and reliance on news conferences and travel to build support for his agenda. It mentions Nixon and Goldwater as potential opponents.
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