| I was overwhelmed often by then US
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| | sovereign states, the United Nations, our
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| President John F. Kennedy for his
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| | last best hope in an age where the
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| charismatic leadership and his eternal
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| | instruments of war have far outpaced the
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| love for peace.As the 35th President of
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| | instruments of peace, we renew our pledge
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| the United States, he served from 1961
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| | of support to prevent it from becoming
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| until his assassination in 1963.Though he
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| | merely a forum for invective to
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| was from a politically prominent
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| | strengthen its shield of the new and the
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| Irish-American Kennedy family, he was so
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| | weak and to enlarge the area in which its
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| down to earth and considered an icon of
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| | writ may run.""Finally, to those nations
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| American liberalism.His bravery and
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| | who would make themselves our adversary,
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| heroism well reflected during World War
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| | we offer not a pledge but a request: that
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| II by rescuing a fellow sailor in the
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| | both sides begin anew the quest for
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| South Pacific.He was elected as the US
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| | peace, before the dark powers of
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| President in 1960, in one of the closest
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| | destruction unleashed by science engulf
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| elections in history after he served in
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| | all humanity in planned or accidental
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| his home state of Massachusetts as both a
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| | self-destruction.""We dare not tempt them
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| member of the House of Representatives
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| | with weakness. For only when our arms are
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| and Senate.His inaugural address on
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| | sufficient beyond doubt can we be certain
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| Friday, January 20, 1961 to the Americans
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| | beyond doubt that they will never be
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| and to the world was a fascinating and
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| | employed.""But neither can two great and
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| heart-touching one.The events, just
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| | powerful groups of nations take comfort
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| before the inaugural address are rolling
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| | from our present course both sides
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| into mind.Heavy snow fell the night
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| | overburdened by the cost of modern
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| before the inauguration, but thoughts
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| | weapons, both rightly alarmed by the
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| about canceling the plans were
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| | steady spread of the deadly atom, yet
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| overruled.The election of 1960 had been
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| | both racing to alter that uncertain
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| close, and the Democratic Senator from
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| | balance of terror that stays the hand of
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| Massachusetts was eager to gather support
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| | mankind's final war.""So let us begin
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| for his agenda.He attended Holy Trinity
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| | anew remembering on both sides that
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| Catholic Church in Georgetown that
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| | civility is not a sign of weakness, and
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| morning before joining President
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| | sincerity is always subject to proof. Let
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| Eisenhower to travel to the Capitol.The
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| | us never negotiate out of fear. But let
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| Congress had extended the East Front, and
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| | us never fear to negotiate.""Let both
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| the inaugural platform spanned the new
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| | sides explore what problems unite us
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| addition.The Chief Justice Earl Warren
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| | instead of belaboring those problems
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| administered the oath of office.President
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| | which divide us.""Let both sides, for the
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| John F. Kennedy addressed the audience
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| | first time, formulate serious and precise
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| where the Vice President Johnson, the
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| | proposals for the inspection and control
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| Speaker, the Chief Justice, President
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| | of arms and bring the absolute power to
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| Eisenhower, Vice President Nixon,
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| | destroy other nations under the absolute
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| President Truman, reverend clergy and
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| | control of all nations.""Let both sides
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| others were gathered.His statement in his
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| | seek to invoke the wonders of science
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| eloquent voice that "we observe today not
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| | instead of its terrors. Together let us
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| a victory of party, but a celebration of
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| | explore the stars, conquer the deserts,
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| freedom, symbolizing an end, as well as a
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| | eradicate disease, tap the ocean depths,
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| beginning, signifying renewal, as well as
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| | and encourage the arts and commerce.""Let
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| change. For I have sworn before you and
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| | both sides unite to heed in all corners
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| Almighty God the same solemn oath our
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| | of the earth the command of Isaiah to
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| forebears prescribed nearly a century and
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| | 'undo the heavy burdens ... and to let
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| three quarters ago" was so heart touching
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| | the oppressed go free.""And so, my fellow
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| forever.He was continuing, "We dare not
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| | Americans: ask not what your country can
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| forget today that we are the heirs of
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| | do for you ask what you can do for your
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| that first revolution. Let the word go
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| | country.""Finally, whether you are
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| forth from this time and place, to friend
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| | citizens of America or citizens of the
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| and foe alike, that the torch has been
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| | world, ask of us the same high standards
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| passed to a new generation of Americans,
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| | of strength and sacrifice which we ask of
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| born in this century, tempered by war,
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| | you. With a good conscience our only sure
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| disciplined by a hard and bitter peace,
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| | reward, with history the final judge of
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| proud of our ancient heritage and
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| | our deeds, let us go forth to lead the
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| unwilling to witness or permit the slow
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| | land we love, asking His blessing and His
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| undoing of those human rights to which
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| | help, but knowing that here on earth
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| this Nation has always been committed,
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| | God's work must truly be our own."The US
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| and to which we are committed today at
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| | President who came out with his inaugural
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| home and around the world.""Let every
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| | address not only for his fellow Americans
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| nation know, whether it wishes us well or
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| | but for the entire world and faced the
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| ill, that we shall pay any price, bear
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| | major crisis during his presidency, the
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| any burden, meet any hardship, support
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| | Bay of Pigs invasion, the Cuban Missile
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| any friend, oppose any foe, in order to
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| | Crisis, the building of the Berlin Wall,
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| assure the survival and the success of
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| | the Space Race, early events of the
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| liberty.""To those peoples in the huts
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| | Vietnam War and the American Civil Rights
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| and villages across the globe struggling
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| | Movement and tried his best to resolve
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| to break the bonds of mass misery, we
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| | those crisis, was finally assassinated on
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| pledge our best efforts to help them help
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| | November 22, 1963 by Lee Harvey Oswald
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| themselves, for whatever period is
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| | untimely before he put a lasting end to
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| required not because the Communists may
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| | those crisis.Kennedy's assassination has
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| be doing it, not because we seek their
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| | left in America and around the world, a
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| votes, but because it is right. If a free
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| | traumatic impact for centuries to
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| society cannot help the many who are
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| | remember for the world leader who thought
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| poor, it cannot save the few who are
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| | for peace and harmony globally.
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| rich.""To that world assembly of
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