In 1963, John F. Kennedy delivered the commencement speech at American University in Washington D.C., which would later become knowns as his iconic "peace speech." More for You ...

President John F. Kennedy’s “peace speech” at American University 60 years ago was a searing critique of Cold War politics and laid out a hopeful vision for a world built on cooperation and ...

A host of John F. Kennedy-related memorabilia, including the original speech where he announced his run for president, are slated to go up for auction later this month where they could sell for a ...

The speech contains both, especially during the passage everyone has noted: JFK’s astounding and graceful refusal to demonize the enemy. But we wouldn't remember the rhetoric of “Strategy for ...

Exactly 56 years ago today, President John F. Kennedy was scheduled to give a speech to the Democratic Party aimed at unifying the nation during a time of conflict and division.

On June 10, 1963, President John F. Kennedy spoke realistically and cautiously — yet, boldly and optimistically — about the state of, and future, of America’s foreign policy. Remarkably and ...

A mathematician would call JFK’s speech a “constructive proof” of how to make peace, since the speech itself contributed directly to the Partial Nuclear Test Ban Treaty signed by the US and ...

President John F Kennedy delivers the commencement address at American University on June 10, 1963, which later came to be known as the Peace Speech. SOURCE: JFK PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY/WIKIMEDIA COMMONS ...

Thousands of classified files on the 1963 assassination of President John F. Kennedy were released to the public Tuesday. ... JFK's speech at the University of Michigan and the Peace Corps.