Kennedy's New Frontier domestic program included increased federal aid to education, medical insurance for the elderly, and anti-poverty initiatives-three major proposals that were all blocked in Congress. T/F

False.

Explanation:

The only proposal which Congress failed to enact during John F. Kennedy's New Frontier domestic program was medical insurance for the elderly that later would become known as Medicare. As regards federal aid to education and anti-poverty initiatives, there was a big amount of legislation which was successfully passed in the Congress. Other issues in economy, agriculture, civil rights and more were also approached.