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Late Effects of Low Doses and Dose Ratesntial election to ask, “Daddy, why did people vote against you because of religion?” The elder Nixon responded by repudiating this view of the election results, which Julie had heard reported on television. “Julie, people do not vote for one man or the other because they happen to be Jews or Catholi

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George T. Y. Chen,William R. Holleyhlesinger, Jr. Earlier that day, Kennedy had officially announced his intention to run for president. As an advisor to Kennedy’s campaign, Schlesinger enjoyed intimate access to the Catholic candidate. In Schlesinger’s view, Kennedy’s uncharacteristically sullen mood derived from the Catholic candid

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Acta Neurochirurgica Supplementpresidential candidacy on religious grounds. In this highly educated and intellectually sophisticated crowd, Michener was surprised to encounter “American liberals [who] … had the most serious and deep-seated fears of a Catholic in the Presidency.” One individual called the Vatican “dictatorial, sav

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Mahesh Kallahalla,Peter J. Varmanhes. Unlike many of his white Protestant counterparts, Powell did not express fears about the prospect of a Catholic president, but rather denounced those Americans who opposed John F. Kennedy on religious grounds. Speaking to an interfaith rally in New York City’s Central Park, Powell charged “Repu

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4039-8130-1American politics; campaign; election; history; John F; Kennedy; liberty; resistance

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