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Gabinete y gobierno de John F. Kennedy, 1961–1963

Secretarios del gabinete, jefes de agencias y personal de la Casa Blanca durante su presidencia.

John F. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy

35.º presidente de los Estados Unidos

20 ene 1961 — 22 nov 1963

Partido: Demócrata

Vicepresidente: Lyndon B. Johnson

Elección: 8 nov 1960. : 303 contra 219 de Richard Nixon. Contados por el el 6 ene 1961.

Harry Byrd of Virginia received 15 electoral votes in 1960, 6 from Alabama, 8 from Mississippi and 1 from Oklahoma. The Mississippi votes came from unpledged electors. The Oklahoma vote came from an elector pledged to Nixon. Hawaii sent Congress three certificates of electors. Vice President Nixon, who presided over the count, proposed that the votes of the Kennedy electors be counted, and no one objected. Assassinated in Dallas, Texas, on November 22, 1963. (en inglés)

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John F. Kennedy, 1963 · Cecil W. Stoughton · Dominio público · Wikimedia Commons

47cargos
35cambios durante el mandato
1en funciones al final del mandato
0vacantes al final del mandato

Últimos cambios del mandato

  1. 2 nov 1963Paul Fay reemplazó a Fred Korth como Secretary of the Navy
  2. 30 sept 1963John A. Gronouski reemplazó a J. Edward Day como Postmaster General
  3. 8 ago 1963Eugene P. Foley reemplazó a John E. Horne como SBA Administrator
  4. 2 jun 1963E. William Henry reemplazó a Newton Minow como FCC Chairman
  5. 19 feb 1963Christian Herter: nombramiento en receso → confirmación del Senado, Special Representative for Trade Negotiations
  6. 28 dic 1962Kermit Gordon reemplazó a David Bell como Director of the Bureau of the Budget

confirmación del Senado por nombramiento en funciones vacante

Casa Blanca

White House Counsel

Ted Sorensen
Ted Sorensenpor nombramiento
21 ene 1961 — 22 nov 1963

The title in the Kennedy White House was Special Counsel to the President. (en inglés)

Detalles

Nombramiento21 ene 1961 · nombramiento del presidente

His title was Special Counsel to the President. A note in the Public Papers of President Johnson says he served as Special Counsel from January 21, 1961 to February 29, 1964. The Congressional Directory of January 1964 still lists him as Special Counsel. President Johnson accepted his resignation in a letter released on January 15, 1964. Remained in the post after November 22, 1963. (en inglés)

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Ted Sorensen, 1961 · Abbie Rowe · Dominio público · Wikimedia Commons

White House Press Secretary

Pierre Salinger
Pierre Salingerpor nombramiento
ene 1961 — 22 nov 1963
Detalles

Nombramientoene 1961 · nombramiento del presidente

His title was Press Secretary to the President. The State Department's Office of the Historian lists him in the post from January 1961. No source we opened gives his first day. Remained in the post after November 22, 1963. A note in the Public Papers of President Johnson says he resigned on March 19, 1964 to run for the Democratic nomination for the Senate in California. (en inglés)

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Pierre Salinger, 1961 · Abbie Rowe · Dominio público · Wikimedia Commons

National Security Advisor

McGeorge Bundy
McGeorge Bundypor nombramiento
20 ene 1961 — 22 nov 1963
Detalles

Nombramiento20 ene 1961 · nombramiento del presidente · desde el inicio del mandato

His title was Special Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs. The National Security Council history and the State Department's Office of the Historian date his service from January 20, 1961. Gordon Gray, who held the post under President Eisenhower, resigned effective January 20, 1961. The National Security Council history lists Bundy in the post until February 28, 1966. Remained in the post after November 22, 1963. (en inglés)

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McGeorge Bundy, 1962 · Abbie Rowe, National Park Service · Dominio público · Wikimedia Commons

Director of the Bureau of the Budget

Kermit Gordonpor nombramiento
28 dic 1962 — 22 nov 1963

The Office of Management and Budget was created in 1970 from the Bureau of the Budget. The director did not need Senate confirmation in this period. (en inglés)

Detalles

Nombramiento28 dic 1962 · nombramiento del presidente · tras la salida de David Bell

The OMB list of former directors gives his dates as December 28, 1962 to June 1, 1965. The Office of the Historian says he succeeded Bell. The Congressional Directory of January 1964 lists him as Director. Remained in the post after November 22, 1963. (en inglés)

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  1. David Bell22 ene 1961 — 20 dic 1962por nombramiento

    Nombramiento22 ene 1961 · nombramiento del presidente

    Traslado a otro cargo20 dic 1962 · The State Department's Office of the Historian says Kennedy appointed him Administrator of the Agency for International Development on November 28, 1962 and that he took the oath of office on December 21, 1962. (en inglés)

    The OMB list of former directors gives his dates as January 22, 1961 to December 20, 1962. The Office of the Historian lists him as Director of the Bureau of the Budget from January 1961 to December 1962. (en inglés)

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Vicepresidente y gabinete

Vice President of the United States

Lyndon B. Johnson
Lyndon B. Johnsonpor elección
20 ene 1961 — 22 nov 1963
Detalles

Nombramiento20 ene 1961 · elección de noviembre de 2024 · desde el inicio del mandato

Traslado a otro cargo22 nov 1963 · He became President on November 22, 1963 after President Kennedy was shot and killed in Dallas. He took the presidential oath the same day aboard Air Force One at Love Field, Dallas, the Joint Congressional Committee on Inaugural Ceremonies says. (en inglés)

He took the vice presidential oath at the inauguration on January 20, 1961, the Joint Congressional Committee on Inaugural Ceremonies says. (en inglés)

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Lyndon B. Johnson, 1963 · Arnold Newman · Dominio público · Wikimedia Commons

Secretary of State

Dean Rusk
Dean Ruskconfirmación del Senado
21 ene 1961 — 22 nov 1963voto del Senado 21 ene 1961
Detalles

Nombramiento21 ene 1961 · propuesta del presidente, confirmación del Senado el 21 ene 1961

The Senate confirmed him on January 21, 1961 without objection and with no roll call, the Congressional Record shows. President Kennedy spoke at the swearing-in of the Cabinet the same day. The Office of the Historian says he entered into duty on January 21, 1961. Christian Herter served until the Eisenhower administration ended on January 20, 1961. Remained in the post after November 22, 1963. (en inglés)

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Dean Rusk, 1964 · Moshe Pridan · Dominio público · Wikimedia Commons

Under Secretary of State

George Ball
George Ballconfirmación del Senado
30 ene 1962 — 22 nov 1963voto del Senado 29 ene 1962

In this period the second-ranking post in the department was Under Secretary of State. In July 1972 the post of Deputy Secretary of State replaced it, the Office of the Historian says. (en inglés)

Detalles

Nombramiento30 ene 1962 · propuesta del presidente, confirmación del Senado el 29 ene 1962

The Senate confirmed him on January 29, 1962 without objection and with no roll call, the Congressional Record shows. The Office of the Historian says he was commissioned again after the confirmation, with the date January 30, 1962. It gives September 30, 1966 as the end of his appointment. Remained in the post after November 22, 1963. (en inglés)

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George Ball, 1964 · Moshe Pridan (Israel National Photo Collection) · Dominio público · Wikimedia Commons

  1. George Ball4 dic 1961 — 30 ene 1962nombramiento en receso

    Nombramiento4 dic 1961 · nombramiento del presidente en receso del Senado · tras la salida de Chester Bowles

    Nombramiento permanente30 ene 1962 · The Senate confirmed him on January 29, 1962, the Congressional Record shows. The Office of the Historian says he was commissioned again after the confirmation, with the date January 30, 1962. (en inglés)

    Under Secretary of State for Economic Affairs before he took the post, the Office of the Historian shows. It says he was commissioned during a recess of the Senate. It gives November 29, 1961 as his appointment and December 4, 1961 as his entry on duty. (en inglés)

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  2. Chester Bowles25 ene 1961 — 3 dic 1961confirmación del Senado

    Nombramiento25 ene 1961 · propuesta del presidente, confirmación del Senado el 23 ene 1961

    Traslado a otro cargo3 dic 1961 · President Kennedy said on November 29, 1961 that Bowles would devote his entire time to the problems and policies of South America, Africa, the Middle East and Asia. He said this was a more effective use of his talents than the day-to-day administration of the State Department. Bowles became the President's Special Representative and Adviser on African, Asian, and Latin American Affairs. (en inglés)

    The Senate confirmed him on January 23, 1961 with no roll call, the Congressional Record shows. The Record notes the objection of senators from New Hampshire, Arizona and Kansas. The Office of the Historian gives January 24, 1961 as his appointment, January 25, 1961 as his entry on duty and December 3, 1961 as the end of his appointment. Douglas Dillon's appointment as Under Secretary had ended on January 4, 1961. (en inglés)

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Secretary of the Treasury

Douglas Dillon
Douglas Dillonconfirmación del Senado
21 ene 1961 — 22 nov 1963voto del Senado 21 ene 1961
Detalles

Nombramiento21 ene 1961 · propuesta del presidente, confirmación del Senado el 21 ene 1961

Under Secretary of State under President Eisenhower before he took the post. The Senate confirmed him on January 21, 1961 without objection and with no roll call, the Congressional Record shows. The Treasury's annual report for 1961 dates his term of service from January 21, 1961. The Treasury lists his tenure as 1961 to 1965. Remained in the post after November 22, 1963. (en inglés)

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Douglas Dillon, 1961 · Robert LeRoy Knudsen · Dominio público · Wikimedia Commons

Secretary of Defense

Robert McNamara
Robert McNamaraconfirmación del Senado
21 ene 1961 — 22 nov 1963voto del Senado 21 ene 1961
Detalles

Nombramiento21 ene 1961 · propuesta del presidente, confirmación del Senado el 21 ene 1961

President of the Ford Motor Company before he took the post, the Defense Department says. The Senate confirmed him on January 21, 1961 without objection and with no roll call, the Congressional Record shows. The Defense Department dates his service from January 21, 1961 to February 29, 1968. Thomas Gates served until January 20, 1961. Remained in the post after November 22, 1963. (en inglés)

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Robert McNamara, 1964 · PHC Harold Wise, USN · Dominio público · Wikimedia Commons

Deputy Secretary of Defense

Roswell Gilpatricconfirmación del Senado
24 ene 1961 — 22 nov 1963voto del Senado 23 ene 1961
Detalles

Nombramiento24 ene 1961 · propuesta del presidente, confirmación del Senado el 23 ene 1961 · tras la salida de James H. Douglas Jr.

The Senate confirmed him on January 23, 1961 with no roll call, the Congressional Record shows. He took the oath the next day, the Defense Department's Historical Office says. It dates his service from January 24, 1961 to January 20, 1964. Remained in the post after November 22, 1963. (en inglés)

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  1. James H. Douglas Jr.20 ene 1961 — 24 ene 1961confirmación del Senado

    Nombramiento20 ene 1961 · propuesta del presidente, confirmación del Senado · desde el inicio del mandato

    Salida24 ene 1961

    Holdover. President Eisenhower gave him a recess appointment and he took the oath on December 11, 1959. The Senate confirmed him on January 26, 1960, the Defense Department's Historical Office says. It dates his service to January 24, 1961. (en inglés)

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Attorney General

Robert F. Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedyconfirmación del Senado
21 ene 1961 — 22 nov 1963voto del Senado 21 ene 1961
Detalles

Nombramiento21 ene 1961 · propuesta del presidente, confirmación del Senado el 21 ene 1961

He managed his brother's 1960 presidential campaign, the Justice Department says. The Senate confirmed him on January 21, 1961 on a division, with no roll call, the Congressional Record shows. The Justice Department says President Kennedy appointed him on January 21, 1961 and that he held the office until September 3, 1964. Remained in the post after November 22, 1963. (en inglés)

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Robert F. Kennedy, 1961 · Abbie Rowe. White House Photographs. John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum, Boston · Dominio público · Wikimedia Commons

Secretary of the Interior

Stewart Udall
Stewart Udallconfirmación del Senado
21 ene 1961 — 22 nov 1963voto del Senado 21 ene 1961
Detalles

Nombramiento21 ene 1961 · propuesta del presidente, confirmación del Senado el 21 ene 1961

Member of the House of Representatives from Arizona before he took the post, the Congressional Record shows. The Senate confirmed him on January 21, 1961 without objection and with no roll call. The Interior Department says he was nominated, confirmed and took office on January 21, 1961. Fred Seaton served until January 20, 1961. Remained in the post after November 22, 1963. (en inglés)

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Stewart Udall, 1964 · Robert Knudsen · Dominio público · Wikimedia Commons

Secretary of Agriculture

Orville Freeman
Orville Freemanconfirmación del Senado
21 ene 1961 — 22 nov 1963voto del Senado 21 ene 1961
Detalles

Nombramiento21 ene 1961 · propuesta del presidente, confirmación del Senado el 21 ene 1961

Governor of Minnesota for three terms before he took the post, the Agriculture Department says. The Senate confirmed him on January 21, 1961 without objection and with no roll call, the Congressional Record shows. The department says he served from January 21, 1961 to January 20, 1969. Remained in the post after November 22, 1963. (en inglés)

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Orville Freeman, 1964 · Various library photographers · Dominio público · Wikimedia Commons

Secretary of Commerce

Luther Hodgesconfirmación del Senado
21 ene 1961 — 22 nov 1963voto del Senado 21 ene 1961
Detalles

Nombramiento21 ene 1961 · propuesta del presidente, confirmación del Senado el 21 ene 1961

Governor of North Carolina before he took the post, the Commerce Department says. The Senate confirmed him on January 21, 1961 with no roll call, the Congressional Record shows. The Commerce Department dates his service from January 21, 1961 to January 15, 1965. Frederick Mueller served until January 19, 1961. Remained in the post after November 22, 1963. (en inglés)

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Secretary of Labor

W. Willard Wirtzconfirmación del Senado
25 sept 1962 — 22 nov 1963voto del Senado 20 sept 1962
Detalles

Nombramiento25 sept 1962 · propuesta del presidente, confirmación del Senado el 20 sept 1962

Under Secretary of Labor before he took the post, the Congressional Record shows. The Senate confirmed him on September 20, 1962 without objection and with no roll call. President Kennedy spoke at his swearing-in on September 25, 1962. The Labor Department dates his tenure from September 25, 1962 to January 20, 1969. Remained in the post after November 22, 1963. (en inglés)

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  1. W. Willard Wirtz21 sept 1962 — 25 sept 1962en funciones

    Nombramiento21 sept 1962 · en funciones · tras la salida de Arthur Goldberg

    Nombramiento permanente25 sept 1962 · He took the oath as Secretary of Labor on September 25, 1962. (en inglés)

    Under Secretary of Labor. He signed Labor Department orders as Acting Secretary of Labor on September 21, 1962 and on September 24, 1962, the Federal Register shows. September 21, 1962 is the earliest such record found. (en inglés)

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  2. Arthur Goldberg21 ene 1961 — 20 sept 1962confirmación del Senado

    Nombramiento21 ene 1961 · propuesta del presidente, confirmación del Senado el 21 ene 1961

    Traslado a otro cargo20 sept 1962 · He resigned from the Cabinet to accept appointment to the Supreme Court. President Kennedy accepted the resignation in a letter of September 20, 1962. (en inglés)

    General counsel of the United Steelworkers of America before he took the post, the Labor Department says. The Senate confirmed him on January 21, 1961 with no roll call, the Congressional Record shows. The Labor Department dates his tenure from January 21, 1961 to September 20, 1962. The Senate received his nomination as an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court on August 31, 1962, the Congressional Record Daily Digest shows. (en inglés)

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Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare

Anthony J. Celebrezze
Anthony J. Celebrezzeconfirmación del Senado
31 jul 1962 — 22 nov 1963voto del Senado 20 jul 1962

The department became the Department of Health and Human Services on May 4, 1980. (en inglés)

Detalles

Nombramiento31 jul 1962 · propuesta del presidente, confirmación del Senado el 20 jul 1962 · tras la salida de Ivan A. Nestingen

Mayor of Cleveland before, President Kennedy said at his swearing-in on July 31, 1962. The Senate received his nomination on July 16, 1962 and confirmed him on July 20, 1962 with no recorded vote, the Congressional Record Daily Digest shows. The HHS list of Secretaries gives his tenure as July 31, 1962 to August 17, 1965. Remained in the post after November 22, 1963. (en inglés)

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Anthony J. Celebrezze, 1961 · photo by Abbie Rowe, official photographer · Dominio público · Wikimedia Commons

  1. Ivan A. Nestingenjul 1962 — 31 jul 1962en funciones

    Nombramientojul 1962 · en funciones · tras la salida de Abraham Ribicoff

    Relevo31 jul 1962 · Anthony J. Celebrezze was sworn in as Secretary on July 31, 1962. (en inglés)

    Under Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare. He approved a regulation as Acting Secretary on July 18, 1962, the Federal Register shows. The day he began to act was not found. (en inglés)

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  2. Abraham Ribicoff21 ene 1961 — 13 jul 1962confirmación del Senado

    Nombramiento21 ene 1961 · propuesta del presidente, confirmación del Senado el 21 ene 1961

    Renuncia13 jul 1962 · President Kennedy accepted his resignation in a letter of July 13, 1962. He wrote that he accepted Ribicoff's request to be free to seek the office from which he could cast a vote in Congress the next year, and congratulated the people of Connecticut. (en inglés)

    The Senate confirmed him on January 21, 1961 together with other members of the Cabinet, with no recorded vote, the Congressional Record Daily Digest shows. The HHS list of Secretaries gives his tenure as January 21, 1961 to July 13, 1962. The Public Papers of the President give July 12, 1962 as his last day. (en inglés)

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Housing and Home Finance Administrator

Robert C. Weaver
Robert C. Weaverconfirmación del Senado
11 feb 1961 — 22 nov 1963voto del Senado 9 feb 1961

Head of the Housing and Home Finance Agency. The Department of Housing and Urban Development had its first Secretary from January 18, 1966. (en inglés)

Detalles

Nombramiento11 feb 1961 · propuesta del presidente, confirmación del Senado el 9 feb 1961 · tras la salida de Lewis E. Williams

The Senate confirmed him on February 9, 1961 after a long debate, with no recorded vote, the Congressional Record Daily Digest shows. President Kennedy spoke at his swearing-in at the White House on February 11, 1961. Remained in the post after November 22, 1963. He became the first Secretary of Housing and Urban Development on January 18, 1966, HUD records show. (en inglés)

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Robert C. Weaver, 1964 · Yoichi R. Okamoto · Dominio público · Wikimedia Commons

  1. Lewis E. Williamsene 1961 — 11 feb 1961en funciones

    Nombramientoene 1961 · en funciones

    Relevo11 feb 1961 · Robert C. Weaver was sworn in as Administrator on February 11, 1961. (en inglés)

    He signed agency designations as Acting Housing and Home Finance Administrator effective January 24, 1961 and January 30, 1961, the Federal Register shows. The day he began to act was not found. (en inglés)

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Administrator of Veterans Affairs

John S. Gleason Jr.confirmación del Senado
ene 1961 — 22 nov 1963voto del Senado 30 ene 1961

Head of the Veterans Administration. It became the Department of Veterans Affairs on March 15, 1989. (en inglés)

Detalles

Nombramientoene 1961 · propuesta del presidente, confirmación del Senado el 30 ene 1961

The Senate confirmed him on January 30, 1961 with no recorded vote, the Congressional Record shows. The day he took office was not found, the month shown is the month of his confirmation. He signed the Veterans Administration annual report as Administrator on January 3, 1964. Remained in the post after November 22, 1963. (en inglés)

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Director of Central Intelligence

John McConeconfirmación del Senado
31 ene 1962 — 22 nov 1963voto del Senado 31 ene 1962

The Director of Central Intelligence headed the CIA and the whole intelligence community. The title became Director of the Central Intelligence Agency in 2005, a CIA history shows. (en inglés)

Detalles

Nombramiento31 ene 1962 · propuesta del presidente, confirmación del Senado el 31 ene 1962

The Senate confirmed him by 71-12 on January 31, 1962. The day of his new commission was not found. A CIA history gives his tenure as November 29, 1961 to April 28, 1965. Remained in the post after November 22, 1963. (en inglés)

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  1. John McCone29 nov 1961 — 31 ene 1962nombramiento en receso

    Nombramiento29 nov 1961 · nombramiento del presidente en receso del Senado · tras la salida de Allen Dulles

    Nombramiento permanente31 ene 1962 · The Senate confirmed him by 71-12 on January 31, 1962. (en inglés)

    Former Chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission, President Kennedy said when he announced the choice on September 27, 1961. President Kennedy spoke at his swearing-in at the White House on November 29, 1961. The Senate received his nomination on January 15, 1962 for the office to which he had been appointed during the last recess of the Senate, the Congressional Record shows. (en inglés)

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  2. Allen Dulles20 ene 1961 — 29 nov 1961confirmación del Senado

    Nombramiento20 ene 1961 · propuesta del presidente, confirmación del Senado · desde el inicio del mandato

    Renuncia29 nov 1961 · His letter of resignation was released by the White House on November 29, 1961. A CIA history says that after the Bay of Pigs, President Kennedy replaced him with John McCone. (en inglés)

    Appointed by President Eisenhower, a CIA history says. It gives his tenure as February 26, 1953 to November 29, 1961. President Kennedy said on September 27, 1961 that he had asked Dulles in November 1960 to stay on, and that Dulles had agreed to do so for a year. (en inglés)

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Special Representative for Trade Negotiations

Christian Herterconfirmación del Senado
19 feb 1963 — 22 nov 1963voto del Senado 19 feb 1963

The Trade Expansion Act of 1962, signed on October 11, 1962, created the post. In 1980 the post was renamed United States Trade Representative. (en inglés)

Detalles

Nombramiento19 feb 1963 · propuesta del presidente, confirmación del Senado el 19 feb 1963

The Senate confirmed him on February 19, 1963 with no recorded vote, the Congressional Record shows. The State Department record reads "recommissioned after confirmation on Feb 27, 1963" and ends his service on December 30, 1966. Remained in the post after November 22, 1963. (en inglés)

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  1. Christian Herter10 dic 1962 — 19 feb 1963nombramiento en receso

    Nombramiento10 dic 1962 · nombramiento del presidente en receso del Senado

    Nombramiento permanente19 feb 1963 · The Senate confirmed him on February 19, 1963 with no recorded vote, the Congressional Record shows. (en inglés)

    Secretary of State under President Eisenhower, the State Department records show. President Kennedy announced the appointment on November 15, 1962 and spoke at his swearing-in at the White House on December 10, 1962. The State Department records that he was commissioned during a recess of the Senate. (en inglés)

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Ambassador to the United Nations

Adlai Stevenson
Adlai Stevensonconfirmación del Senado
21 ene 1961 — 22 nov 1963voto del Senado 21 ene 1961
Detalles

Nombramiento21 ene 1961 · propuesta del presidente, confirmación del Senado el 21 ene 1961 · tras la salida de James J. Wadsworth

The Senate confirmed him on January 21, 1961 together with members of the Cabinet, with no recorded vote, the Congressional Record Daily Digest shows. The State Department records give his appointment as January 21, 1961 and the presentation of his credentials as January 23, 1961. They end his mission on July 14, 1965. Remained in the post after November 22, 1963. (en inglés)

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Adlai Stevenson, 1961 · Robert Knudsen. White House Photographs. John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum, Boston · Dominio público · Wikimedia Commons

  1. James J. Wadsworth20 ene 1961 — 21 ene 1961confirmación del Senado

    Nombramiento20 ene 1961 · propuesta del presidente, confirmación del Senado · desde el inicio del mandato

    Salida21 ene 1961

    Nominated by President Eisenhower. The Senate confirmed him on August 27, 1960 with no recorded vote, the Congressional Record shows. The State Department records give his appointment as August 27, 1960 and end his mission on January 21, 1961. (en inglés)

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Administrator

Eugene P. Foleyconfirmación del Senado
8 ago 1963 — 22 nov 1963voto del Senado 31 jul 1963

Small Business Administration. (en inglés)

Detalles

Nombramiento8 ago 1963 · propuesta del presidente, confirmación del Senado el 31 jul 1963 · tras la salida de John E. Horne

The Senate received his nomination on July 24, 1963 and confirmed him on July 31, 1963 with no recorded vote, the Congressional Record Daily Digest shows. The SBA list of administrators gives his tenure as August 8, 1963 to September 10, 1965. Remained in the post after November 22, 1963. (en inglés)

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  1. John E. Horne2 feb 1961 — 7 ago 1963confirmación del Senado

    Nombramiento2 feb 1961 · propuesta del presidente, confirmación del Senado el 2 feb 1961

    Traslado a otro cargo7 ago 1963 · He became a member of the Federal Home Loan Bank Board. The Senate confirmed him to that post on July 31, 1963. (en inglés)

    The Senate confirmed him on February 2, 1961 with no recorded vote, the Congressional Record Daily Digest shows. The SBA list of administrators gives his tenure as February 2, 1961 to August 7, 1963. (en inglés)

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Postmaster General

John A. Gronouskiconfirmación del Senado
30 sept 1963 — 22 nov 1963voto del Senado 24 sept 1963

Head of the Post Office Department, a Cabinet post until the U.S. Postal Service began operations on July 1, 1971. (en inglés)

Detalles

Nombramiento30 sept 1963 · propuesta del presidente, confirmación del Senado el 24 sept 1963 · tras la salida de J. Edward Day

The Senate confirmed him on September 24, 1963 with no recorded vote, the Congressional Record Daily Digest shows. Associate Justice Byron R. White gave him the oath at the White House on September 30, 1963, with President Kennedy present. The Postal Service list of Postmasters General gives September 30, 1963 as the day he took office and November 3, 1965 for his successor. Remained in the post after November 22, 1963. (en inglés)

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  1. J. Edward Day21 ene 1961 — 9 ago 1963confirmación del Senado

    Nombramiento21 ene 1961 · propuesta del presidente, confirmación del Senado el 21 ene 1961

    Renuncia9 ago 1963 · He resigned to accept what he called an unusual opportunity to practice law in Washington, UPI reported. President Kennedy accepted the resignation on July 26, 1963, effective August 9, 1963. (en inglés)

    The Senate confirmed him on January 21, 1961 together with other members of the Cabinet, with no recorded vote, the Congressional Record Daily Digest shows. The Postal Service list of Postmasters General gives January 21, 1961 as the day he took office. (en inglés)

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Justicia, fronteras y fuerzas armadas

Director

J. Edgar Hoover
J. Edgar Hooverpor nombramiento
20 ene 1961 — 22 nov 1963
Detalles

Nombramiento20 ene 1961 · nombramiento del presidente · desde el inicio del mandato

Holdover. Attorney General Harlan Fiske Stone appointed him acting director of the bureau on May 10, 1924 and he was named director by the end of that year, the FBI says. The FBI dates his service to May 2, 1972. Remained in the post after November 22, 1963. (en inglés)

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J. Edgar Hoover, 1961 · Marion S. Trikosko · Dominio público · Wikimedia Commons

Commissioner of Narcotics

Henry Giordano
Henry Giordanoconfirmación del Senado
17 ago 1962 — 22 nov 1963voto del Senado 6 ago 1962

Head of the Bureau of Narcotics, part of the Treasury. (en inglés)

Detalles

Nombramiento17 ago 1962 · propuesta del presidente, confirmación del Senado el 6 ago 1962 · tras la salida de Harry Anslinger

Deputy commissioner of narcotics since November 1958, the Treasury said. President Kennedy announced the appointment on July 5, 1962. The Senate received the nomination on July 6, 1962 and confirmed it without a roll call on August 6, 1962, the Congressional Record shows. Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon gave him the oath on August 17, 1962. Remained in the post after November 22, 1963. (en inglés)

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Henry Giordano, 1962 · Cecil Stoughton (Dan Lewis). White House Photographs. John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum, Boston · Dominio público · Wikimedia Commons

  1. Harry Anslinger20 ene 1961 — ago 1962confirmación del Senado

    Nombramiento20 ene 1961 · propuesta del presidente, confirmación del Senado · desde el inicio del mandato

    Renunciaago 1962 · Anslinger retired after 45 years of government service, the Treasury said. (en inglés)

    Holdover. President Hoover said at a news conference on September 23, 1930 that he had appointed Anslinger, then acting commissioner, to be Commissioner of Narcotics. The Senate confirmed him without a roll call on December 18, 1930, the Congressional Record shows. The Treasury said on August 17, 1962 that he had been commissioner since 1930 and had recently retired. The day he left is not on record. The month shown is the month of that Treasury statement. (en inglés)

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Chief of the Executive Office for U.S. Marshals

James McShane
James McShanepor nombramiento
21 jun 1962 — 22 nov 1963

The Justice Department office in charge of the U.S. marshals. Its head became the Director of the U.S. Marshals Service in 1970. (en inglés)

Detalles

Nombramiento21 jun 1962 · nombramiento del presidente · tras la salida de Clive Palmer

The Senate Judiciary Committee reported his nomination as U.S. marshal for the District of Columbia in April 1961, the Congressional Record shows. The Marshals Service dates his appointment as head of the Executive Office for United States Marshals to June 21, 1962. Its list names no other head before Carl Turner in 1969. Remained in the post after November 22, 1963. (en inglés)

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James McShane, 1962 · Marion S. Trikosko · Dominio público · Wikimedia Commons

  1. Clive Palmer20 ene 1961 — jun 1962por nombramiento

    Nombramiento20 ene 1961 · nombramiento del presidente · desde el inicio del mandato

    Salidajun 1962

    Holdover. Head of the Executive Office for United States Marshals from December 20, 1957, the Marshals Service says. Its list names James McShane as the next head, appointed on June 21, 1962. The day Palmer left is not on record. The month shown is the month of McShane's appointment. (en inglés)

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Deputy Attorney General

Nicholas Katzenbach
Nicholas Katzenbachconfirmación del Senado
may 1962 — 22 nov 1963voto del Senado 1 may 1962
Detalles

Nombramientomay 1962 · propuesta del presidente, confirmación del Senado el 1 may 1962 · tras la salida de Byron White

Assistant attorney general in charge of the Office of Legal Counsel before, the Justice Department says. The Senate confirmed him without a roll call on May 1, 1962, the Congressional Record shows. The Justice Department dates his service from May 1962 to February 1965. The day he took office is not on record. Remained in the post after November 22, 1963. (en inglés)

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Nicholas Katzenbach, 1963 · Warren K. Leffler, U.S. News & World Report Magazine · Dominio público · Wikimedia Commons

  1. Byron Whiteene 1961 — abr 1962confirmación del Senado

    Nombramientoene 1961 · propuesta del presidente, confirmación del Senado el 23 ene 1961

    Traslado a otro cargoabr 1962 · White became an associate justice of the Supreme Court. The Senate confirmed him on April 11, 1962 and he took the oath on April 16, 1962, the Federal Judicial Center says. (en inglés)

    A Denver lawyer before. Confirmed without a roll call on January 23, 1961, the Congressional Record shows. The Justice Department dates his service from January 1961 to April 1962. The days he took office and left are not on record. (en inglés)

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Solicitor General of the United States

Archibald Coxconfirmación del Senado
24 ene 1961 — 22 nov 1963voto del Senado 23 ene 1961
Detalles

Nombramiento24 ene 1961 · propuesta del presidente, confirmación del Senado el 23 ene 1961 · tras la salida de J. Lee Rankin

A Harvard law professor. President Kennedy nominated him on January 21, 1961 and the Senate confirmed him on January 23, 1961. He was commissioned and took the oath on January 24, 1961, the Supreme Court's reports say. The Congressional Record lists the confirmation without a roll call. The Justice Department dates his service from 1961 to 1965. Remained in the post after November 22, 1963. (en inglés)

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  1. J. Lee Rankin20 ene 1961 — 23 ene 1961confirmación del Senado

    Nombramiento20 ene 1961 · propuesta del presidente, confirmación del Senado · desde el inicio del mandato

    Renuncia23 ene 1961 · Rankin resigned effective January 23, 1961, the Supreme Court's reports say. (en inglés)

    Holdover. Appointed solicitor general on August 14, 1956, the Justice Department says. (en inglés)

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Chief of the U.S. Secret Service

James Rowley
James Rowleypor nombramiento
1 sept 1961 — 22 nov 1963

The Secret Service was part of the Treasury. (en inglés)

Detalles

Nombramiento1 sept 1961 · nombramiento del presidente · tras la salida de U. E. Baughman

Special agent in charge of the presidential detail before, the Treasury said. Head of the Secret Service from September 1, 1961 until his retirement at the end of October 1973, the Treasury said in 1973. The Congressional Record calls him chief of the Secret Service in 1962 and 1963. Remained in the post after November 22, 1963. (en inglés)

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James Rowley, 1961 · The U.S. National Archives · Dominio público · Wikimedia Commons

  1. U. E. Baughman20 ene 1961 — 31 ago 1961por nombramiento

    Nombramiento20 ene 1961 · nombramiento del presidente · desde el inicio del mandato

    Renuncia31 ago 1961 · Baughman retired, effective August 31, 1961. He wrote to Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon that he needed a complete rest, the Treasury said. (en inglés)

    Holdover. He wrote that he had been with the Secret Service for over 33 years, almost 13 of them as chief, the Treasury said on July 25, 1961. (en inglés)

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Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff

Maxwell Taylor
Maxwell Taylorconfirmación del Senado
1 oct 1962 — 22 nov 1963voto del Senado 9 ago 1962
Detalles

Nombramiento1 oct 1962 · propuesta del presidente, confirmación del Senado el 9 ago 1962 · tras la salida de Lyman Lemnitzer

Army general, the military representative of the President before, President Kennedy said when he swore him in on October 1, 1962. The Senate received the nomination on July 25, 1962 and confirmed it without a roll call on August 9, 1962, the Congressional Record shows. Chairman from October 1, 1962 to July 1, 1964, the Defense Department's list of key officials shows. Remained in the post after November 22, 1963. (en inglés)

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Maxwell Taylor, 1961 · Abbie Rowe · Dominio público · Wikimedia Commons

  1. Lyman Lemnitzer20 ene 1961 — 30 sept 1962confirmación del Senado

    Nombramiento20 ene 1961 · propuesta del presidente, confirmación del Senado · desde el inicio del mandato

    Traslado a otro cargo30 sept 1962 · President Kennedy said at a news conference on July 23, 1962 that he had nominated Lemnitzer to be the commander of American forces in Europe. (en inglés)

    Holdover. Army general, chairman from October 1, 1960 to September 30, 1962, the Defense Department's list of key officials shows. (en inglés)

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Secretary of the Army

Cyrus Vance
Cyrus Vanceconfirmación del Senado
5 jul 1962 — 22 nov 1963voto del Senado 15 jun 1962
Detalles

Nombramiento5 jul 1962 · propuesta del presidente, confirmación del Senado el 15 jun 1962 · tras la salida de Elvis Stahr

General counsel of the Defense Department from 1961 to 1962, the Army's Center of Military History says. The Senate received the nomination on May 21, 1962 and confirmed it without a roll call on June 15, 1962, the Congressional Record shows. Secretary from July 5, 1962, the Center and the Defense Department's list show. Remained in the post after November 22, 1963. (en inglés)

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Cyrus Vance, 1964 · PHC Harold Wise, USN · Dominio público · Wikimedia Commons

  1. Elvis Stahr24 ene 1961 — 30 jun 1962confirmación del Senado

    Nombramiento24 ene 1961 · propuesta del presidente, confirmación del Senado el 23 ene 1961

    Renuncia30 jun 1962 · Stahr resigned, the Senate's executive calendar says. (en inglés)

    President of West Virginia University before, the Defense Department's list says. The Senate received the nomination on January 21, 1961 and confirmed it without a roll call on January 23, 1961, the Congressional Record shows. Secretary from January 24, 1961 to June 30, 1962, the Army's Center of Military History and the Defense Department's list show. The Center lists him as president of Indiana University from 1962 to 1968. (en inglés)

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Secretary of the Navy

Paul Fay
Paul Fayen funciones
2 nov 1963 — 22 nov 1963
Detalles

Nombramiento2 nov 1963 · en funciones · tras la salida de Fred Korth

Under secretary of the Navy. The Senate confirmed him to that post on February 16, 1961, the Congressional Record shows. The Naval History and Heritage Command lists him as acting secretary from November 2, 1963 to November 28, 1963. Remained in the post after November 22, 1963. (en inglés)

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Paul Fay, 1963 · Captain M. L. Mulford, USN · Dominio público · Wikimedia Commons

  1. Fred Korthene 1962 — 1 nov 1963confirmación del Senado

    Nombramientoene 1962 · propuesta del presidente, confirmación del Senado el 29 ene 1962

    Renuncia1 nov 1963 · President Kennedy said at a news conference on October 31, 1963 that Korth had indicated his desire to return to private life and that he had accepted that decision. (en inglés)

    Confirmed without a roll call on January 29, 1962, the Congressional Record shows. The day he was appointed after confirmation is not on record. The Defense Department and the Naval History and Heritage Command end his service on November 1, 1963. (en inglés)

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  2. Fred Korth4 ene 1962 — ene 1962nombramiento en receso

    Nombramiento4 ene 1962 · nombramiento del presidente en receso del Senado · tras la salida de John Connally

    Nombramiento permanenteene 1962 · The Senate confirmed him without a roll call on January 29, 1962, the Congressional Record shows. (en inglés)

    Assistant secretary of the Army from 1952 to 1953, the Defense Department's list says. President Kennedy named him on December 11, 1961 to succeed John Connally, a Navy biography of December 22, 1961 says. The Defense Department and the Naval History and Heritage Command date his service from January 4, 1962. The Senate received the nomination on January 15, 1962 among persons appointed during the last recess of the Senate, the Congressional Record shows. (en inglés)

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  3. John Connally25 ene 1961 — 20 dic 1961confirmación del Senado

    Nombramiento25 ene 1961 · propuesta del presidente, confirmación del Senado el 23 ene 1961

    Renuncia20 dic 1961 · Connally resigned in December 1961 to seek the office of Governor of Texas, his biography in a 1971 Senate Finance Committee hearing record says. (en inglés)

    The Senate received the nomination on January 21, 1961 and confirmed it without a roll call on January 23, 1961, the Congressional Record shows. Secretary from January 25, 1961 to December 20, 1961, the Defense Department's list of key officials and the Naval History and Heritage Command show. (en inglés)

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Secretary of the Air Force

Eugene Zuckertconfirmación del Senado
24 ene 1961 — 22 nov 1963voto del Senado 23 ene 1961
Detalles

Nombramiento24 ene 1961 · propuesta del presidente, confirmación del Senado el 23 ene 1961 · tras la salida de Dudley Sharp

Assistant secretary of the Air Force from 1947 to 1952 and a member of the Atomic Energy Commission from 1952 to 1954, the Defense Department's list says. The Senate received the nomination on January 21, 1961 and confirmed it without a roll call on January 23, 1961, the Congressional Record shows. The Defense Department's list dates his service from January 24, 1961, Air & Space Forces Magazine from January 23, 1961. Remained in the post after November 22, 1963. (en inglés)

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  1. Dudley Sharp20 ene 1961 — 20 ene 1961confirmación del Senado

    Nombramiento20 ene 1961 · propuesta del presidente, confirmación del Senado · desde el inicio del mandato

    Salida20 ene 1961

    Holdover. Secretary of the Air Force from December 11, 1959 to January 20, 1961, the Defense Department's list of key officials and Air & Space Forces Magazine show. (en inglés)

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Commissioner of Immigration and

Raymond Farrellconfirmación del Senado
5 feb 1962 — 22 nov 1963voto del Senado 5 feb 1962

Head of the Immigration and Naturalization Service, part of the Justice Department. (en inglés)

Detalles

Nombramiento5 feb 1962 · propuesta del presidente, confirmación del Senado el 5 feb 1962 · tras la salida de Joseph Swing

Associate commissioner of the service before, USCIS says. The Senate received the nomination on January 22, 1962 and confirmed it on February 5, 1962, the Congressional Record shows. USCIS says the confirmation was unanimous. Voteview lists no roll call on it. USCIS dates his service from February 5, 1962 to March 31, 1973. Remained in the post after November 22, 1963. (en inglés)

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  1. Joseph Swing20 ene 1961 — 5 ene 1962confirmación del Senado

    Nombramiento20 ene 1961 · propuesta del presidente, confirmación del Senado · desde el inicio del mandato

    Renuncia5 ene 1962 · Swing retired, USCIS says. (en inglés)

    Holdover. A retired Army general. President Eisenhower nominated him and he began as commissioner on May 24, 1954, USCIS says. USCIS dates his service to January 5, 1962. The same page says he retired from the service in 1961. (en inglés)

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Commissioner of Customs

Philip Nichols Jr.por nombramiento
24 mar 1961 — 22 nov 1963

Head of the Bureau of Customs, part of the Treasury. (en inglés)

Detalles

Nombramiento24 mar 1961 · nombramiento del presidente · tras la salida de David Strubinger

A Washington lawyer and a former assistant general counsel of the Treasury for customs and narcotics. Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon appointed him and the Treasury said on March 23, 1961 that he would be sworn in the next day. A Customs Service history of 1987 dates his service from 1961 to 1964. Remained in the post after November 22, 1963. (en inglés)

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  1. David Strubingerene 1961 — 24 mar 1961en funciones

    Nombramientoene 1961 · en funciones · tras la salida de Ralph Kelly

    Relevo24 mar 1961 · Philip Nichols Jr. was sworn in as commissioner. (en inglés)

    He signed Customs notices as acting commissioner of customs dated January 19, 1961 and approved January 23, 1961, the Federal Register shows. The day he took over is not on record. The Congressional Record lists him as acting commissioner at a Senate Appropriations Committee hearing on March 16, 1961 and as assistant commissioner in June 1961. (en inglés)

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  2. Ralph Kelly20 ene 1961 — 20 ene 1961por nombramiento

    Nombramiento20 ene 1961 · nombramiento del presidente · desde el inicio del mandato

    Renuncia20 ene 1961 · Kelly resigned on January 20, 1961, the Treasury said. (en inglés)

    Holdover. A former president of the Baldwin Locomotive Works. A Customs Service history of 1987 dates his service as commissioner from 1954 to 1961. (en inglés)

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Salud

Surgeon General of the Public Health Service

Luther Terryconfirmación del Senado
2 mar 1961 — 22 nov 1963voto del Senado 2 mar 1961
Detalles

Nombramiento2 mar 1961 · propuesta del presidente, confirmación del Senado el 2 mar 1961 · tras la salida de Leroy Burney

President Kennedy selected him as Surgeon General, effective March 2, 1961, the Surgeon General's office says. The Senate confirmed him with no roll call on March 2, 1961, the Congressional Record shows. The Public Health Service Historian lists him from March 24, 1961. Remained in the post after November 22, 1963. (en inglés)

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  1. Leroy Burney20 ene 1961 — 29 ene 1961confirmación del Senado

    Nombramiento20 ene 1961 · propuesta del presidente, confirmación del Senado · desde el inicio del mandato

    Renuncia29 ene 1961 · He stepped down on January 29, 1961, to give the new Democratic administration the opportunity to nominate its own choice for Surgeon General, the Surgeon General's office says. (en inglés)

    A holdover. President Eisenhower nominated him in 1956. He was sworn in on August 8, 1956, and confirmed by the Senate in January 1957, the Surgeon General's office says. (en inglés)

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Chief of the Communicable Disease Center

James Goddardpor nombramiento
sept 1962 — 22 nov 1963
Detalles

Nombramientosept 1962 · nombramiento del presidente · tras la salida de Clarence A. Smith

Civil Air Surgeon of the Federal Aviation Agency before, the agency's staff news says. He said in a 1969 oral history interview that he left the agency on September 1, 1962, to take over the center. CDC lists him as director from 1962 to 1966. Remained in the post after November 22, 1963. (en inglés)

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  1. Clarence A. Smith20 ene 1961 — sept 1962por nombramiento

    Nombramiento20 ene 1961 · nombramiento del presidente · desde el inicio del mandato

    Salidasept 1962

    A holdover. CDC lists him as director from 1960 to 1962. A CDC photo record of 1962 shows a farewell gathering in his honor. (en inglés)

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Director

James Shannonpor nombramiento
20 ene 1961 — 22 nov 1963
Detalles

Nombramiento20 ene 1961 · nombramiento del presidente · desde el inicio del mandato

A holdover. Before 1971 NIH directors were appointed by the Surgeon General, NIH says. NIH lists him as director from August 1, 1955, to August 31, 1968. Remained in the post after November 22, 1963. (en inglés)

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Commissioner

George Larrickpor nombramiento
20 ene 1961 — 22 nov 1963
Detalles

Nombramiento20 ene 1961 · nombramiento del presidente · desde el inicio del mandato

A holdover. Appointed commissioner in 1954, succeeding Charles Crawford, the FDA says. The FDA lists his service as August 12, 1954, to December 27, 1965. Remained in the post after November 22, 1963. (en inglés)

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Dinero, agencias y servicios

Federal Reserve Chairman

William McChesney Martin Jr.confirmación del Senado
20 ene 1961 — 22 nov 1963
Detalles

Nombramiento20 ene 1961 · propuesta del presidente, confirmación del Senado · desde el inicio del mandato

A holdover. President Truman appointed him chairman, the Federal Reserve's history site says. The Federal Reserve lists him as chair from April 2, 1951, to January 31, 1970. President Kennedy announced on February 7, 1963, that he would reappoint him as chairman when his term expired in a few weeks. Remained in the post after November 22, 1963. (en inglés)

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Commissioner of Internal Revenue

Mortimer Caplinconfirmación del Senado
7 feb 1961 — 22 nov 1963voto del Senado 6 feb 1961
Detalles

Nombramiento7 feb 1961 · propuesta del presidente, confirmación del Senado el 6 feb 1961 · tras la salida de Charles I. Fox

The Senate confirmed him with no roll call on February 6, 1961, the Congressional Record shows. The IRS lists his service as February 7, 1961, to July 10, 1964. Remained in the post after November 22, 1963. (en inglés)

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  1. Charles I. Fox21 ene 1961 — 7 feb 1961en funciones

    Nombramiento21 ene 1961 · en funciones · tras la salida de Dana Latham

    Relevo7 feb 1961 · Mortimer Caplin took office. (en inglés)

    The IRS lists him as acting commissioner from January 21 to February 6, 1961. (en inglés)

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  2. Dana Latham20 ene 1961 — 20 ene 1961confirmación del Senado

    Nombramiento20 ene 1961 · propuesta del presidente, confirmación del Senado · desde el inicio del mandato

    Salida20 ene 1961

    A holdover. The Senate confirmed him with no roll call on January 29, 1959, the Congressional Record shows. The IRS lists his service as November 5, 1958, to January 20, 1961. (en inglés)

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Chairman

William Caryconfirmación del Senado
27 mar 1961 — 22 nov 1963voto del Senado 2 mar 1961
Detalles

Nombramiento27 mar 1961 · propuesta del presidente, confirmación del Senado el 2 mar 1961 · tras la salida de Edward Gadsby

Confirmed as a member of the commission with no roll call on March 2, 1961, the Congressional Record shows. The SEC lists him as a commissioner and chairman from March 27, 1961. Remained in the post after November 22, 1963. (en inglés)

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  1. Edward Gadsby20 ene 1961 — 26 mar 1961confirmación del Senado

    Nombramiento20 ene 1961 · propuesta del presidente, confirmación del Senado · desde el inicio del mandato

    Salida26 mar 1961

    A holdover. The SEC lists him as commissioner and chairman from August 20, 1957, and as chairman to March 26, 1961. He stayed on the commission until August 4, 1961, the SEC says. (en inglés)

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Chairman

E. William Henrypor nombramiento
2 jun 1963 — 22 nov 1963
Detalles

Nombramiento2 jun 1963 · nombramiento del presidente · tras la salida de Newton Minow

A commissioner since October 2, 1962, the FCC says. The Senate confirmed him as a member with no roll call on September 28, 1962, the Congressional Record shows. President Kennedy announced his appointment as chairman to replace Newton Minow, the National Association of Educational Broadcasters reported on May 20, 1963. The FCC lists him as chairman from June 2, 1963, to May 1, 1966. Remained in the post after November 22, 1963. (en inglés)

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  1. Newton Minow2 mar 1961 — 1 jun 1963confirmación del Senado

    Nombramiento2 mar 1961 · propuesta del presidente, confirmación del Senado el 13 feb 1961 · tras la salida de Frederick W. Ford

    Renuncia1 jun 1963 · He resigned in May 1963 to become executive vice president and general counsel of Encyclopaedia Britannica in Chicago, the Associated Press reported. He announced his resignation as chairman effective June 1, the National Association of Educational Broadcasters reported on May 20, 1963. (en inglés)

    Confirmed as a member of the commission with no roll call on February 13, 1961, the Congressional Record shows. The FCC lists him as commissioner and chairman from March 2, 1961, to June 1, 1963. (en inglés)

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  2. Frederick W. Ford20 ene 1961 — 1 mar 1961por nombramiento

    Nombramiento20 ene 1961 · nombramiento del presidente · desde el inicio del mandato

    Salida1 mar 1961

    A holdover. A commissioner since August 29, 1957, the FCC says. The FCC lists him as chairman from March 15, 1960, to March 1, 1961. He stayed on the commission until December 31, 1964, the FCC says. (en inglés)

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Chairman of the Federal Trade Commission

Paul Rand Dixonconfirmación del Senado
21 mar 1961 — 22 nov 1963voto del Senado 16 mar 1961
Detalles

Nombramiento21 mar 1961 · propuesta del presidente, confirmación del Senado el 16 mar 1961 · tras la salida de Earl Kintner

Confirmed as a commissioner with no roll call on March 16, 1961, the Congressional Record shows. The FTC lists him as chairman from March 21, 1961, to December 31, 1969. Remained in the post after November 22, 1963. (en inglés)

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  1. Earl Kintner20 ene 1961 — 20 mar 1961confirmación del Senado

    Nombramiento20 ene 1961 · propuesta del presidente, confirmación del Senado · desde el inicio del mandato

    Salida20 mar 1961

    A holdover. The FTC lists him as a commissioner from June 9, 1959, to March 20, 1961, and as chairman from June 11, 1959, to March 20, 1961. (en inglés)

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Commissioner of Social Security

Robert Ballconfirmación del Senado
17 abr 1962 — 22 nov 1963voto del Senado 3 abr 1962
Detalles

Nombramiento17 abr 1962 · propuesta del presidente, confirmación del Senado el 3 abr 1962 · tras la salida de William Mitchell

Deputy Director of the Bureau of Old-Age and Survivors Insurance before. Named on February 28, 1962, to succeed William Mitchell, SSA says. The Senate confirmed him with no roll call on April 3, 1962, the Congressional Record shows. Sworn in on April 17, 1962, SSA says. Remained in the post after November 22, 1963. (en inglés)

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  1. William Mitchell20 ene 1961 — 3 abr 1962confirmación del Senado

    Nombramiento20 ene 1961 · propuesta del presidente, confirmación del Senado · desde el inicio del mandato

    Renuncia3 abr 1962 · He submitted his resignation to President Kennedy on February 28, 1962, SSA says. (en inglés)

    A holdover. Named commissioner on December 26, 1958, SSA says. The Senate confirmed him with no roll call on January 29, 1959, the Congressional Record shows. Sworn in on February 4, 1959, SSA says. SSA lists his service as February 4, 1959, to April 3, 1962. (en inglés)

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Administrator

James Webb
James Webbconfirmación del Senado
14 feb 1961 — 22 nov 1963voto del Senado 9 feb 1961
Detalles

Nombramiento14 feb 1961 · propuesta del presidente, confirmación del Senado el 9 feb 1961 · tras la salida de Hugh Dryden

The Senate confirmed him with no roll call on February 9, 1961, the Congressional Record shows. NASA lists him as administrator from February 14, 1961, to October 7, 1968. His NASA biography says he accepted the post on February 14, 1961, and gives February 16, 1961, as the start of his term. Remained in the post after November 22, 1963. (en inglés)

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James Webb, 1961 · NASA Glenn Research Center · Dominio público · Wikimedia Commons

  1. Hugh Dryden21 ene 1961 — 14 feb 1961en funciones

    Nombramiento21 ene 1961 · en funciones · tras la salida de T. Keith Glennan

    Relevo14 feb 1961 · James Webb took office. (en inglés)

    NASA lists him as acting administrator from January 21 to February 14, 1961. (en inglés)

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  2. T. Keith Glennan20 ene 1961 — 20 ene 1961confirmación del Senado

    Nombramiento20 ene 1961 · propuesta del presidente, confirmación del Senado · desde el inicio del mandato

    Salida20 ene 1961

    A holdover. President Eisenhower nominated him, NASA says. NASA lists him as administrator from August 19, 1958, to January 20, 1961. On leaving NASA he returned to the Case Institute of Technology, NASA says. (en inglés)

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Chairman of the Civil Service Commission

John Macy Jr.
John Macy Jr.confirmación del Senado
6 mar 1961 — 22 nov 1963voto del Senado 2 mar 1961
Detalles

Nombramiento6 mar 1961 · propuesta del presidente, confirmación del Senado el 2 mar 1961

The Senate confirmed him as a Civil Service Commissioner with no roll call on March 2, 1961, the Congressional Record shows. OPM lists him as chairman from March 6, 1961, to January 20, 1969. Remained in the post after November 22, 1963. (en inglés)

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John Macy Jr., 1963 · No photographers credited · Dominio público · Wikimedia Commons

Lo que sigue abierto

  • Start of the term: the Senate confirmed the new Cabinet on January 21, 1961 and it took the oath that day. No source we checked names an acting head of a department for January 20, 1961. The departments date the service of the outgoing Secretaries of State, Defense and the Interior to January 20, 1961 and of the Secretaries of Commerce and of Health, Education, and Welfare to January 19, 1961. (en inglés) Fuentes 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
  • First weeks of the term: no source we checked shows who led these posts before the first Kennedy appointee took office. The gaps are the Under Secretary of State to January 25, 1961, the Secretary of the Army to January 24, 1961, the Secretary of the Navy to January 25, 1961, the Small Business Administration to February 2, 1961 and the Civil Service Commission to March 6, 1961. For the Army and the Navy the sources differ on whether the outgoing secretaries left on January 19, 1961 or January 20, 1961. The Eisenhower Library says Roger W. Jones chaired the Civil Service Commission until the start of the Kennedy administration. At the Veterans Administration the day Sumner G. Whittier left and the day John S. Gleason Jr. took office were not found. Lewis E. Williams is first on record as acting Housing and Home Finance Administrator on January 24, 1961, and who led the agency before that was not found. At Customs David Strubinger signed as acting commissioner on a notice dated January 19, 1961, while the Treasury says Ralph Kelly resigned on January 20, 1961. (en inglés) Fuentes 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
  • Bureau of the Budget: the OMB list of former directors gives Maurice Stans's dates to January 21, 1961, while President Eisenhower accepted his resignation effective January 20, 1961. The page starts with David Bell on January 22, 1961. No source we checked names an acting director between Bell, who left on December 20, 1962, and Kermit Gordon, who took over on December 28, 1962. (en inglés) Fuentes 1 2 3
  • Gaps between two holders: no source we checked names an acting head in these posts. The gaps are the Surgeon General from January 29, 1961 to March 2, 1961, the Secretary of the Navy from December 20, 1961 to January 4, 1962, the Commissioner of Immigration and Naturalization from January 5, 1962 to February 5, 1962, the Commissioner of Social Security from April 3, 1962 to April 17, 1962, the deputy attorney general between Byron White, who left in April 1962, and Nicholas Katzenbach, who took over in May 1962, the Secretary of the Army from June 30, 1962 to July 5, 1962 and the Postmaster General from August 9, 1963 to September 30, 1963. The Treasury said on August 17, 1962 that Harry Anslinger had recently retired as Commissioner of Narcotics. The day he left was not found. (en inglés) Fuentes 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

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FCC

Comisión Federal de Comunicaciones: el regulador federal de la televisión, la radio, la telefonía y las compañías de internet.

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NASA

Administración Nacional de Aeronáutica y el Espacio: la agencia espacial federal.

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