Objections To Kennedy's Youth Fade Quickly
John F. Kennedy, a Brookline born naval officer and Harvard graduate, rides a rising campaign tide amid initial protests over his Catholic faith and youth. A war hero and author, he built a public life from 1940s service to three-term House terms and a Senate win in 1952, gaining national prominence after contending for the vice presidency in 1956.
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Devon
Associated Press
John F. Kennedy
United States
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White House
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Boston
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Joseph P. Kennedy
London
Securities and Exchange Commission
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London School of Economics
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House of Representatives
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Massachusetts
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Kennedy’s Narrow Path to the Presidential Nomination
The article notes Kennedy’s losing ticket in a bid for the presidential race, his 1958 Massachusetts Senate reelection victory by almost 900 votes the largest plurality in state history, and his swift progress through seven state primaries on the road to the nomination. It mentions his marriage to Jacqueline Bouvier in 1953, their Newport social milieu, daughter Caroline born in 1957, and a later expected child.
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