Kennedy was in the White House when that name was used. It is customary to refer to the president's wife as the first lady, so calling her children the first family is not much of a stretch.
Kennedy is more famous than President James Garfield. Kennedy and Garfield are too close in fame to make a call.
James Garfield was the first president to make a call on a?
Jacqueline Kennedy got excellent grades in school. She had to. She came from an "aristocratic" family. (If you can call them that in the US.)
The First Lady
Former Vice President Richard Nixon complained that President Kennedy's call for keeping certain information out of the press for national security reasons as dangerous to a free press and in fact a total misunderstanding of the First Amendment. Nixon claimed that Kennedy's plea for secrecy could and would be turned into a cloak to cover up government errors and misjudgements.Some ten years later, President Nixon would agree with Kennedy and his calls for "secrecy" would indeed become dangerous.
John Fitzgerald Kennedy (official name) was called Jack Kennedy (nickname) by his family and friends. Jack is a common nickname for John.
In June, 1963, when Soviet cosmonaut Valentina Tereshkova became the first woman in space, the President of the United States was John F. Kennedy (served 1961-1963). In 1983, when Sally Ride became the first American woman to travel into space (third woman overall), the President of the United States was Ronald Reagan (served 1981-1989).
Yes. In fact his family and fans call him Mr. President and Nick J.
From Novanet:"President Johnson used his ability to build consensus to get the Civil Rights Act passed"
Most people call Martin Van Buren the first "American" president.
The wife of the Vice president
He is the first president.