Kennedy push for 1962 agenda faces strong opposition
In advancing a 1962 election year program President Kennedy signals efforts on medical care for the aged federal aid to education and tariff reductions. He will clash with a Congress seen as hostile to some reforms and must contend with the Berlin issue and civil rights pressure amid looming elections in November.
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