John Kennedy actually said...

"I believe that the men that have been appointed to judgeships in the South, sharing perhaps as they do the general outlook of the South, have done a remarkable job in fulfilling their oath of office."

"I would say our present difficulties in Europe, while annoying in a sense, or burdensome, are not nearly as dangerous as they were then."

"They were serving their country."

"I believe that we will insist upon a test ban treaty which gives us assurance that if any country conducted a series of clandestine underground tests that that series would be detected."