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Textual Analysis: Statement 1  April 12, 1961 : Statement by the President on the Orbiting of a Soviet Astronaut.  “THE ACHIEVEMENT by the USSR of orbiting a man and returning him safely to ground is an outstanding technical accomplishment. We congratulate the Soviet scientists and engineers who made this feat possible. The exploration of our solar system is an ambition which we and all mankind share with the Soviet Union and this is an important step toward that goal. Our own Mercury man-in- space program is directed toward that same end.”  The last sentence of this statement is the most significant sentence in the context of this project because, although Kennedy is congratulating the USSR’s achievement, he is still persistent in the United States’ involvement in the Space Race.

Textual Analysis: Statement 2  May 5, 1961 : Statement by the President on the Flight of Astronaut Alan B. Shepard.  “ALL AMERICA rejoices in this successful flight of Astronaut Shepard. This is an historic milestone in our own exploration into space. But America still needs to work with the utmost speed and vigor in the further development of our space program. Today's flight should provide incentive to everyone in our nation concerned with this program to redouble their efforts in this vital field. Important scientific material has been obtained during this flight and this will be made available to the world's scientific community. We extend special congratulations to Astronaut Shepard and best wishes to his family who lived through this most difficult time with him. Our thanks also go to the other Astronauts who worked so hard as a team in this project.”  There are two parts of this statement that are pertinent to America’s involvement in the Space Race. First is the sentence about the need to continue and further the advancement of America’s space program. The second is the global impact of this event, especially on the USSR.

Sources  Google Ngram  Timetoast Tool   John F. Kennedy’s Public Papers  General link: Statement 1: Statement 2: Address to Congress:  Space Race Website  Timeline:  “Hidden Headquarters” Presentation by Elizabeth Suckow  Overlay 1:  NASA Website  Overlay 2: