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Richard E. Neustadt, whose book Presidential Power influenced John F. Kennedy's conception of the Presidency, will join the Harvard Faculty February 1 as associate dean of the Graduate School of Public Administration and professor of Government...
Plans for the Institute are still in a very early stage, however. The final program will probably be the creation of Richard E. Neustadt, professor of government at Columbia University, who is almost certain to be appointed the Institute's first director. The question of a site has also been controversial. President Kennedy visited Cambridge in the spring of 1963 and chose a four acre area near the Business School for the Library...
...view of Political Scientist Richard Neustadt, whose Presidential Power was one of Kennedy's basic texts, "Johnson is trying to be a 'Rooseveltian Eisenhower'-trying to establish a rather Eisenhower like stance in the interest of rather Rooseveltian results...
...same time, Senator-elect Robert F. Kennedy '48 (D-N.Y.) confirmed reports that the trustees hope to choose Richard Neustadt, professor of Government at Columbia University, as the institute's director...
...former special adviser to President Kennedy and Johnson, Neustadt is widely known for his book Presidential Power, which is said to have strongly influenced John F. Kennedy's concept of the office...