<transcript><audio_26>March 22nd 1961 to February 28 1966 after Kennedy's assassination Shriver continued to serve as director of the Peace Corps and served as special assistant to President Lyndon Johnson under Johnson he created the Office of Economic Opportunity with William B</transcript><transcript><audio_27>Mullins and served as its first director he is known as the architect of the Johnson administration's war on poverty hired by President Johnson to be the salesman for Johnson's war on poverty</transcript><transcript><audio_28>initiative Shriver initially was not interested in hearing about community action proposals the Job Corps movement was more consistent with his goals thus soon after his appointment Shriver moved quickly to reconsider the proposed</transcript><transcript><audio_29>anti-poverty initiative Shriver founded numerous social programs and organizations including Head Start Vista Job Corps Community Action Upward Bound Foster Grandparents Legal Services the National clearinghouse for legal services now the Shriver Center Indian</transcript><transcript><audio_30>and migrant opportunities and neighborhood health services in addition to directing the Peace Corps he was active in Special Olympics founded by his wife Eunice Shriver was awarded the pacem in Terris Peace and Freedom Award</transcript><transcript><audio_31>in 1967 it was named after a 1963 and cyclical letter by Pope John the 23rd that calls upon all people of goodwill to secure peace among all nations pacem in Terris is Latin for peace on earth Shriver served as US ambassador to</transcript><transcript><audio_32>France from 1968 to 1970 becoming a quasi celebrity among the French for bringing what Time magazine called a rare and welcome panache to the normally sedate world of international</transcript> March 22nd 1961 to February 28 1966 after Kennedy's assassination Shriver continued to serve as director of the Peace Corps and served as special assistant to President Lyndon Johnson under Johnson he created the Office of Economic Opportunity with William B Mullins and served as its first director he is known as the architect of the Johnson administration's war on poverty hired by President Johnson to be the salesman for Johnson's war on poverty initiative Shriver initially was not interested in hearing about community action proposals the Job Corps movement was more consistent with his goals thus soon after his appointment Shriver moved quickly to reconsider the proposed anti-poverty initiative Shriver founded numerous social programs and organizations including Head Start Vista Job Corps Community Action Upward Bound Foster Grandparents Legal Services the National clearinghouse for legal services now the Shriver Center Indian and migrant opportunities and neighborhood health services in addition to directing the Peace Corps he was active in Special Olympics founded by his wife Eunice Shriver was awarded the pacem in Terris Peace and Freedom Award in 1967 it was named after a 1963 and cyclical letter by Pope John the 23rd that calls upon all people of goodwill to secure peace among all nations pacem in Terris is Latin for peace on earth Shriver served as US ambassador to France from 1968 to 1970 becoming a quasi celebrity among the French for bringing what Time magazine called a rare and welcome panache to the normally sedate world of international
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