Evening star. [volume], November 24, 1963, Page A-14, Image 14

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THE SUNDAY STAR |
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Kennedy Viewed Off ice
As 'High and Lonely'
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President Kennedy once de
scribed the presidency u s
"high snd lonely office.”
Here is whst some other
Presidents said of the office:
Lyndon B. Johnson, shortly
after taking office as Vice Pre
sident—“ The President carries
heavier burdens than I ever
envisioned You feel little goose
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pimples coming up on your
back oecause it’s such a fright
' ening. terrifying responsibility.”
Oeo rg e Washington—"My
’ moments in the chair of gov
ernment will be accompanied
by feelings not unlike those of
a culprit who is going to his
; place of execution. .
Thomas Jefferson —“The
second office of the. Oovera-
Iment Is honorable and easy,
'the first is but a splendid mis
ery.”
James Buchanan, to Abra
ham Lincoln—“lf you are
happy, my dear sir. on entering
this house (the White House)
as I am in leaving it and re
turning home, you are the hap
piest man in this country ”
Harry 8. Truman —‘The fi
nest prison in the world.”
Herbert Hoover—" Presidents
have only two moments of per
sonal seclusion. One is prayer.
The other is fishing—and they
i cannot pray all the time ”
Abraham Lincoln "I have
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been selected to fill an Impor
tant office for a brief period,
and am now, in your eyes. In
vested with an influence which
will soon pass away; but should
my administration prove to be
a very wicked one. or what is
more probable, a very foolish
one, If you. the people, are true
to yourselves and the constitu
tion. there is but little harm I
can do. Thank God."
Dwight D. Eisenhower—(at a
news conference) ”... It’s a
fascinating business. It's s kind
of thing that would engage the
interest... of any man alive.”
Kennedy's Highlights
While in White House
By IS* AmocUM Prcee
Some highlights of President
Kennedy *s two years and 10
months in the White House;
1961
Jar.. 20—Takes oath of office
as 36th President, calling for
new quest for world peace ”
Jan. 31—In ftrst major fight
with Congreso wins battle'to
liberalise House Rules Comml
tee.
April 17—Remains silent on
United Btates role as ill-fated
Bay of Pigs Invasion is launched
against Fidel Castro’s Com
munist regime. He later takes
full responsibility.
April IS— Warns Bovlet
Premier Khrushchev not to use
Cuban situation “to Inflame
‘other areas of the world.”
May 20—Calls on Alabama
authorities after "Freedom rid
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I May 26—Proposes “great
new enterprise” of putting a
. man an the moon by IR7O.
June 3—Discusses world
1 problems with Mr. Khrushchev
r in VidOha; calls meeting useful.
Auml7 —Signs bill establish
t tog |2O billion Alliance for
Progress program for Latin
’ America.
Bept. 9—Announces United
States will resume nuclear test
ing in the face of "atomic
blackmail” after Russians
1 break voluntary test mora
torium.
1962
t Jan. 11—Bays state of the
t Union is good and proposes
i “bold new” foreign trade policy,
later approved by Congress.
Feb. 10—Announces swap of
convicted Soviet spy. Col. Ru
dolf Abel, for U-2 pilot Francis
Gary Powers.
Peb. 20—Congratulates first
American in orbit, John H.
Glenn, for launching Nation
on “the new ocean” of space.
April 13—Angrily forces steel
companies to rescind price rise
he considered inflationary.
May 12—Beefs up United
Btates military forces in South
east Asia in Laos crisis, later
eased in agreement with Mr.
Khrushchev.
June 7—Pledges tax cut, still
pending before Congress.
June 29—Visits Mexico City
to cheers of crowd of one
million.
Aug. 18—Strengthens United
Btates military forces in Berlin
confrontation with Soviet
tanks; sends Vice President
Johnson to bolster morale of
West Berliners after East Ger
many seals border.
Bept. 30—Sends Federal
troops to quell rioting over en
rol 1 m e n t of Negro James H.
Meredith at University of Mis-
I sisslppi.
Oct. 22—Reveals Soviet mis
sile buildup in Cuba threatens
nuclear war, later pressures
Russians Into withdrawing
missiles.
1963
Jan. 14—Asks, in Btate-of
the-Unlon address, for broad
legislation to boost economy
and secure world peace.
May 12 Orders Federal
troops to quell race riots
sparked by bombings In Birm
ingham. Ala.
June 23—Goes on 10-day
tour of Europe and calls It
“moving experience” that
strengthens his faith In free
world.
Aug. 9—His second son and
third child. Patrick Bouvier
Kennedy, dies shortly after
premature birth, stirring out
pouring of world sympathy.
Aug. 28—Tells civil rights
leaders that mammoth Negro
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