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Life was pretty good domestically. The cold war was going on. We were sending military advisers to Vietnam. Cuba was problem. People worried about Communism and a nuclear war with the USSR.

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Q: What were the conditions at the time of Kennedy's Inaugural Address Ask not what your country can do for you 1961?
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