President Kennedy greets group of elderly Peace Corps volunteer,White House,1962

Title: Pres. Kennedy greets a group of elderly Peace Corps volunteers at the White House 8/30. Everyone in the group is between the ages of 60 and 76. Ltr in front row: Blythe Monroe; Mrs. Chester Wiggins; and Beulah Bartlett. Mrs. Wiggins and her husband, who are from San Bruno, Calif., will be sent to Arequipapa, Peru
Date Created/Published: 1962 Aug 30.
Notes:
United Press International Telephoto.
No. WAP 083013.
Dates stamped on verso: Sep. 5, 1962 and Sep. 20, 1963.
Note on verso: President Kennedy greets over-60 Peace Corpsmen, who are using their retirement leisure to work for world betterment.
Title from news agency caption on item.
Forms part of: New York World-Telegram and the Sun Newspaper Photograph Collection (Library of Congress).
Subjects:
Kennedy, John F.--(John Fitzgerald),--1917-1963.
Monroe, Blythe.
Bartlett, Beulah.
Wiggins, Chester.
Peace Corps (U.S.)
Community service--1960-1970.
Group portraits--1960-1970.
Photographic prints--1960-1970.
Bookmark /2011648223/
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