President Kennedy Approves Nuclear Explosion for Peaceful Use
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State Department Notes “Serious Development” in Berlin
Kennedy to Receive Advice on Broadcasts from TV Producer Fred Coe
Eisenhower Calls Peace Corps “Juvenile Experiment”
Rockefeller: Kennedy Not “Unbeatable” in 1964
🚨Soviets Detonate Most Powerful Nuclear Explosion in History
Video: “Operation Readiness” Highlights Cold War Efforts
President Kennedy Most Voracious Reader Since Theodore Roosevelt
President Kennedy Gives Up Short Cigars
U.S. Soldiers with Fixed Bayonets Escort Diplomat into East Berlin
Kennedy to Witness Amphibious Exercises in San Diego
Kennedy Spokesman: Anyone Who Attacks U.S. Will Be Destroyed
President Kennedy on New Exercise Regimen
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