BGuthrie Photos: DC -- Newseum -- Exhibits -- (6) JFK in Covers

DC -- Newseum -- Exhibits -- (6) JFK in Covers:

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[1] JFKCOV_130407_06.JPG	[2] JFKCOV_130407_11.JPG	[3] JFKCOV_130407_17.JPG	[4] JFKCOV_130407_23.JPG	[5] JFKCOV_130417_03.JPG	[6] JFKCOV_130417_16.JPG	[7] JFKCOV_130417_31.JPG
[8] JFKCOV_130417_37.JPG	[9] JFKCOV_130417_43.JPG	[10] JFKCOV_130417_49.JPG	[11] JFKCOV_130417_53.JPG	[12] JFKCOV_131013_13.JPG	[13] JFKCOV_131013_16.JPG	[14] JFKCOV_131013_19.JPG
[15] JFKCOV_131013_22.JPG	[16] JFKCOV_131013_27.JPG	[17] JFKCOV_131013_30.JPG	[18] JFKCOV_131013_33.JPG	[19] JFKCOV_131013_36.JPG	[20] JFKCOV_131013_39.JPG	[21] JFKCOV_131013_42.JPG
[22] JFKCOV_131013_46.JPG	[23] JFKCOV_131013_50.JPG	[24] JFKCOV_131013_53.JPG	[25] JFKCOV_131013_57.JPG

Specific picture descriptions: Photos above with "i" icons next to the bracketed sequence numbers (e.g. "[1] ") are described as follows:
1. JFKCOV_130407_23.JPG: John F. Kennedy looked good on television. In the first nationally televised U.S. presidential debate in 1960, Kennedy's movie-star looks and easy charm showed that image could be as important as message. Five days after he took office, Kennedy scored another presidential first by holding a live, televised press conference. He was the first president to understand the powerful role that television played in connecting with an audience. Kennedy and his family captivated the press. Coverage of the dashing president, his fashionable wife and their young children boasted TV ratings as well as newspaper and magazine sales. News media coverage helped shape the story of the Kennedy presidency as a magical moment in American history, but a darker narrative emerged as the convulsions of the Cold War and the civil rights movement shook the country. When Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas on Nov. 22, 1963, television elevated him to a place of legend.
2. JFKCOV_130417_03.JPG: First Lady's Suit: This is a designer replica of a silk suit and pillbox hat Jacqueline Kennedy wore during a 1961 state visit to France, seen on the Paris Match cover above. Oleg Cassini, the first lady's official designer, created the ensemble, which he considered a classic example of her look. Cassini's studio produced the suit displayed here. The necklace is a copy of the triple-strand faux pearls that the first lady often wore.
3. JFKCOV_130417_49.JPG: There had never been a couple like this in the White House. -- Hugh Sidey, Time
4. JFKCOV_131013_16.JPG: JFK 1961-1963 The Kennedy Presidency Top News Events from John F. Kennedy's Administration
5. JFKCOV_131013_19.JPG: JFK Jan. 20, 1961 Kennedy Inaugurated At 43, John F. Kennedy is the youngest elected U.S. president
6. JFKCOV_131013_22.JPG: JFK March 1, 1961 Peace Corps Created Kennedy recruits volunteers to go overseas, help the poor and promote peace
7. JFKCOV_131013_27.JPG: JFK April 17, 1961 Bay of Pigs Invasion A secret CIA plot fails to overthrow Cuba's Communist leader, Fidel Castro
8. JFKCOV_131013_30.JPG: JFK May 25, 1961 Race to the Moon Kennedy sets the goal of putting a man on the moon before the decade ends
9. JFKCOV_131013_33.JPG: JFK June 3, 1961 Kennedy Meets Khrushchev At the Vienna Summit, Kennedy clashes with Cold War adversary Nikita Khrushchev, the Soviet premier
10. JFKCOV_131013_36.JPG: JFK Nov 1, 1961 U.S. Military in Vietnam Kennedy sends more military advisers to support South Vietnam's fight against North Vietnam's communists
11. JFKCOV_131013_39.JPG: JFK Feb. 14, 1962 White House Tour Eighty million TV viewers watch Jacqueline Kennedy discuss her historic restoration of the executive mansion
12. JFKCOV_131013_42.JPG: JFK Oct 16-28, 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis On the brink of nuclear war, Kennedy persuades the Soviets to remove nuclear missiles from Cuba
13. JFKCOV_131013_46.JPG: JFK June 11, 1963 School Integration Kennedy's showdown with Gov. George Wallace ends racial segregation at the University of Alabama
14. JFKCOV_131013_50.JPG: JFK June 26, 1963 Berlin Wall Visit Kennedy pledges to defend West Berlin against the East German communists who built the Berlin Wall
15. JFKCOV_131013_53.JPG: JFK Aug. 28, 1963 March on Washington Kennedy strengthens his commitment to civil rights after 200,000 protesters demonstrate on the National Mall
16. JFKCOV_131013_57.JPG: JFK Oct. 7, 1963 Nuclear Test Ban Treaty The Soviets and Americans agree not to test nuclear weapons in the atmosphere, oceans or outer space
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