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John F. Kennedy New U.S. President #nn (1961)

United States Information Agency · 1961 · 16 pages

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This biographical comic traces John F. Kennedy's life from his elementary education through his entry into politics, covering his attendance at a preparatory school and Harvard University in 1936, his competitive sailing achievements, and his heroic service as a torpedo boat commander in World War II, during which he saved three crew members despite serious injury. The narrative continues through his post-war decision to pursue public service, his election to the House of Representatives, and his brother Robert's close collaboration with him, culminating in Kennedy's emergence as a Democratic presidential nominee with growing popular support in 1959–1960.

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