The First Television President. Why the celebrity treatment?

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The First Television President

Why the celebrity treatment?

Kennedy Legacy

Before the presidency: War hero

Before the presidency: Bestselling author

Before the presidency: Congress

Presidential debate with Nixon

What do you see? (or not see?)

Fashion & Design White House Renovation

Going off script

Popular subject of satire

Paris Trip & Vienna Summit

Line in the sand

A city divided

Cronkite w

Media in investigation: Zapruder film

Oswald shot in the midst of the press

A nation mourns

Public thanks

“Camelot”

Numerous politicians Very public family Tragedy, scandal, philanthropy

Officially withdrew from public life but remained popular in media

Short Essay Quiz (choose 2): Why do you think JFK is referred to as “the First Television President?” Why does the media often refer to the JFK presidency as “Camelot?” How does JFK’s use of the media continue to influence politicians today?

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